Saratoga Page #5

Synopsis: Carol Clayton is the daughter of a horse breeder at Saratoga. Though engaged to wealthy Hartley Madison, and disgusted by bookie Duke Bradley, her father owes Bradley a lot of money and Bradley takes a shine to her.
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance
Director(s): Jack Conway
Production: MGM
 
IMDB:
6.6
PASSED
Year:
1937
92 min
171 Views


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That is all.

? We reviewed the government

proposal, was it Madison?

- I'll take care of that later.

- Yes, I know.

?What I can help?

See, it's about Carol.

Carol? What's wrong?

Carol needs you, I know Madison.

It's not good

?Do not? Last night I called her in

Baltimore, before leaving for Florida.

- And was it okay?

- He did not say anything.

I was not nervous, irascible?

Well, now that he says it, yes.

- Yes, it's not Carol herself.

- You went to the doctor?

No, and it's a real

bunch of nerves.

Last night I suggested that he

ask her to come and see her

and, believe me or not, he kicked

me out of his compartment.

- ? For real?

- Yes, she was furious.

- That's not good, Duke.

- Yes, I think it works too much.

- I'm afraid I know.

- Go to Florida to talk to her.

It may be right.

Yes, if he were with her and

helped her choose the...

I'll go, Duke.

I'll go right now and tell Dr.

Beard to come with me.

He will tell us what happens to him.

Call me with Dr. Beard.

Mr. Madison, that will not be necessary.

There are good doctors there.

But Dr. Beard is the best

specialist outside of Vienna.

Yes, I know, but such an

important doctor will scare her.

But he will find out

what is wrong with him.

Doctor Beard, could you

come with me to Florida?

- I know Madison, I do not think...

- Yes, today.

My girlfriend has a serious nerve

problem and I want her to see it.

We will leave in two hours.

I will pick you up. Adi s.

- Allow me, Miss Washington?

- Thank you.

Take, boy.

Ms. Clayton, it's Mr. Madison.

Do not be silly, Rosetta.

Mr. Madison is in New York.

Carol!

,Dear!

Hi, wow.

What's the matter with you, honey?

What are you doing here?

Duke told me you're not okay.

?Really?

Yeah, I had to go to New

York and talk to Hartley...

Well, here we are.

- It could help you bet.

- I do not need any help.

- Carol!

- Of course not, dear.

Doctor Beard.

Yes, Dr. Beard has also come.

- Clayton is oritated, Dr. Beard.

- Yes, yes.

- How are you?

- How is it?

I want the doctor to examine you.

?Why?? What does this mean?

- Hartley was very worried.

- What are you talking about?

- Do not get excited.

- Who is excited?

No one. I'm sorry I bothered you.

You have not bothered me.

You will go from here.

But Carol, Carol, do not

you forget something?

?What?

Let's go ahead.

Do not worry about us.

Of course not.

Of course not, what?

You have not kissed Hartley.

Do not you happy to see him?

?What do you think?

This is ridiculous, doctor.

I tell him that nothing happens to me.

Calm down, relax.

Clayton is urged, when did

they plan to get married?

- August.

- Five months have passed.

Go, go, go.

Nothing happens to his heart,

but it beats too fast.

I already told him I'm fine.

And so it is, but you

are very temperamental.

- ? What does that mean?

- What is a woman

whose system is controlled

by their emotions.

He should get married as soon as possible

and live happy and content in

your small and beloved nest.

- ? What?

- And now

I want her to have a hot and

bubbly bath, very relaxing.

I will send you to a masseuse who

will give you a gentle massage.

And then, in the darkness

of this same room,

You can sleep a little

with a restful sleep.

I have not been to hip drome for you.

But I do not intend to take a

hot and relaxing bath or sleep

by nobody in the world.

I think that Mr. Madison

should not have come.

- Neither do you.

- My dear, not...

Nothing happens to me.

I'm perfectly normal.

That is the problem,

it is too normal.

I suggest you see your boyfriend as

little as possible before the wedding.

And I hope to have soon the pleasure

of receiving an invitation for her.

Adi s.

Bye.

- ? What happens?

- Nothing really.

Are you okay, dear?

?What happens?

Only his nerves are.

See, she's...

- We apologize?

- Yes.

?What happens?? It's bad?

Yes, but it is not a

case for a doctor.

?What happens?

"Me miserum,

Quod amor non est

medicabilis herbis ".

And what does that mean?

That love can not be

cured with pills.

?Love?

?Means...?

Poor little girl!

- Yes, and you should not see her often.

- Yes, of course.

- Will you make that sacrifice for her?

- Yes, of course.

- I'll see you before I leave.

- Very good. Thank you.

You are a lucky man.

- Adi s, I know Bradley.

- Adi s, doctor.

- Carol apost in this race.

- ? For real?

- Rosetta, you want a breath?

- Yes, I know.

I have not given one for a week.

Skeeball, 3 to 1.

The same horse told me.

And the others did not say anything to him?

I bet 2 dollars for your whiskers.

Let them be 5.

- It's okay, make it 10.

- So I like it.

Skeeball? Is not it the horse

that Carol has put on?

- Do you want to bet?

- No, I do not think so.

If he wins, he can get married sooner.

They have already left.

Invite me to the wedding

and accept the bet.

Run, Skeeball, my little horse!

- How are the bets?

- 3 to 1.

- Are they still 3 to 1?

- What I offered him.

- Do you accept 1,000 dollars?

- Make it 2,000.

Done deal. Ahead.

- Do you want something, Mr. Madison?

- No thanks. Run, Skeeball!

How is Gloris K going?

They have not even named her.

- And Raucus?

- He has abandoned.

- Apost for him?

- Yes, I know.

I should bet on Skeeball.

Run, Skeeball!

Come on, Skeeball!

Come on, Skeeball!

Come on, Skeeball!

- , Win Skeeball for five bodies!

- , S !

, This Skeeball is a heaven!

- You lost a lot, Boswell?

- 2 d, pray.

- I am sorry.

- Here you are, Rosie.

Thanks, Mr. Duke.

It's like a gift.

- I'll write you a check.

- Relax, Duke.

Hi, wow. When did you arrive?

I arrived with Skeeball.

Wherever there are horses,

the world will be a party.

Carl, I've won 6,000

dollars with Skeeball.

- Wow, how happy I am.

- Yes, this man is a sorcerer.

For you; We are 6,000 dollars

closer to our wedding.

- I can not accept them.

- But, dear...

- Do not spoil Hartley's party.

- , Please!

I have to do this alone.

Now you know.

All right, honey. As you say.

Duke, we have not seen each other

for a long time.? We apologize?

Of course not.

Thanks, Duke.

When will you bet again?

I'll make a selection in the morning.

And if we have lunch together

and then we go to hip drome?

Great.

I think Florida will sit us down

very good to everyone.

Beware of sunstroke.

Is not it cute?

Hartley, I do not want

you to bet with him.

- ? Why not?

- Why...

Do not you see what you intend?

That you bet again.

My dear, always lose with me.

You've seen what happened today.

It does not matter.

You do not belong to their world.

What do you know about horses?

Carol, wait.

Are you trying to tell

me you want me to leave?

S .

I understand, dear.

I do not care.

What do you understand?

What do you want me to leave?

Dr. Beard explained everything to me.

Doctor Beard?

Doctor Beard?

You do not have to be ashamed.

The idiot with the sad eyes.

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Anita Loos (April 26, 1889 – August 18, 1981) was an American screenwriter, playwright and author, best known for her blockbuster comic novel, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. She wrote film scripts from 1912, and became arguably the first-ever staff scriptwriter, when D.W. Griffith put her on the payroll at Triangle Film Corporation. She went on to write many of the Douglas Fairbanks films, as well as the stage adaptation of Colette’s Gigi. more…

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