Saratoga Page #6

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
163 Views


What are you doing?

Prepare the bets of Hartley.

Yes, it was a good idea to give

3 to 1 in favor of Skeeball.

I think so.

Did you know that they were

10 to 7 in their favor?

You're the most vile guy I know.

Denying the bait to a poor idiot.

Did you say idiot?

Your problem is that you do not know

how to deal with that kind of players.

In ten days we will be covered.

Yes, and in half an hour he

will have left the city.

Your suitcases are on the sidewalk.

- ? What?

- He's going to New York.

And he has earned you 6,000 dollars.

If he is an idiot,

I am a goldfish.

Where are you going, idiot?

- Are you t, Rosetta?

- Yes, it's praying!

Pass.

Well, it's Mr. Bradley!

I'm glad to see you around here.

You told him to leave.

Of course.

Did you think he would let him stay?

You are a traitor.

?Listen?? Listen? With room 218.

It's a good day to fly.

Tip, prepare a suitcase.

I'm going to take Madison's plane.

It will not do you any good.

We'll need a radio.

- Have you been in Hartley's office?

- Yes.

And he thinks he's going

to leave everything?

Your business does not care about anything.

Say to the stock

market, to the banks

and will devote to listening

to the radio with you.

Carol, leave it alone for ten days.

It would be better if he left.

Hartley is coming to say goodbye.

Well, let him come.

He would not like to find you here.

No, and that would not be

good for you either, right?

I'll tell him he came by force.

Just a moment.

?That makes?

Since you're so

smart, explain this.

Get out of there.

It would be better if you tell him to stay.

Hartley would not like

it if I made noise.

Duke, please!, Please!

, Want to get out of there?

Carol, I do not have much time.

Are you t, dear? Enters.

Hi.

Perd name, I was distracted.

No, do not get up.

I would come to say goodbye.

It has been wonderful to be

with you and I hope you feel...

There is something...

, Cari o!

What's the matter, Hartley?

Since when...?

When have you...?

Since when what?

Since when do you smoke pure?

Recently. The doctor advised me.

He told me to leave the cigarettes.

But, my dear, you will sit down badly.

Yes, well, but I have to do

something for my nerves.

But, dear, that cigar

is very strong.

I know. I...

I'll leave it right now if

it bothers you so much.

Poor little me!

- I am very worried about you.

- But you do not have to worry about me.

What's wrong with you, honey?

Hartley, I'd like you

to stay in Florida.

- Really, Carol?

- Yes.

Carl, nothing would make me happier.

That is, if my presence

here does not disturb you.

Of course not.

I want you to stay.

- But this afternoon you said...

- Yes, I know. I'm nervous.

Sometimes I want you to stay

and other times you leave.

Now I want you to stay.

What does it matter if I'm nervous or

if sometimes I get a little angry?

I want you to stay.

Do not you understand, dear?

I can not do this.

You are too considerate.

You always think of

everyone except yourself.

Why do not you take a vacation?

Carl, I have to go.

- Please.

- Do not.

- , Please!

- It's fine.

You can not go away. You must not leave.

,I will not leave you!

Dear, we decided this afternoon.

Catch yourself, please.

And believe me, dear,

I know it's the best.

It is good. What you say.

Adi s, dear.

And take care of your little heart.

And now lie down, dear.

- And, please, do not smoke anymore.

- I will not do it.

I'll call you from New York.

- Adi s.

- Adi s, dear.

But that man is an iceberg!

I'll have to melt it again.

I hope it has not

been very inc mode.

He was convinced until

he saw you smoking.

I will remember you sometime.

But, er, you did

very well for Dukie.

Idiot, I did what I

should to get him out.

? Yes?? What?

I kissed him.

That's why he left?

Carol, you underestimate yourself.

He does not understand.

Hartley is a true gentleman.

Well, I'm glad I'm not.

Kiss me and then try to kick me out.

I would not believe that I was

going to keep him here for you?

Of course not.

I would never have dreamed of that.

- I made him go.

- , S !

- You do not believe me?

- Of course I do. I heard it.

He left because the

doctor told him I'm...

What are you?

I am...

Nothing.

He wants to leave, please.

Muca, I love you.

Your idiot and you, huh?

Hey, if we go to New York,

I bet you everything I have against

25 cents to which he returns.

Yeah, just like your little

friend made her stay.

Carol tried.

She behaves like a champion for me.

?For real? She betrayed you.

, And you do not think

you're working for you!

How silly! How silly!

Hi, Duke.

- Do you mind repeating it?

- What?

- Is it really you?

- ? Surprised?

- No, not exactly. Sit down.

- Thank you.

Carol insisted that I stay.

He stopped me at the airport.

- ? Really?

- Yes.

Blessed be your heart.

- Carol's fianc. My assistant.

- How is it?

- Nice to meet you.

- Thank you.

Duke, today runs a horse

that likes Carol, Rester.

- ? Rester?

- Yes.

- Has Rester said?

- Yes.

- Does Carol like it?

- Yes.

Well, run in the next.

You are already at the exit.

- D game, what is your offer?

- 7 to 1.

7 to 1?

What do you think of 5,000?

Done deal.

- Where is the lady?

- I had a headache and went to the hotel.

What a pity. I am sorry.

Come on, Rester!

Come on, Rester!

? Where is Rester?

- I'm afraid the third one is going.

- Yes, I'm afraid.

,Come on!

- Rester is losing ground.

- A bit.

Yes, now the last one.

Carol must have a good headache.

Yes, that seems.

You will arrive home for dinner.

Only eight horses have won him.

It is true.

Well, I'm going to the hotel to see Carol.

- Get out of my part.

- Thank you.

- I'll give you a check tonight.

- We'll bet tomorrow.

- Thank you.

- Bye.

Well, I have to admit it.

It was worth waiting, but...

Why bet on Rester?

Why do you think?

Dukie, I love you!

- Good morning, Mr. Bradley.? One?

- Yes. One.

- Hi, Duke. How is everything going?

- Very good.

Does not matter.

, Wow, what luck! Good morning.

How are you, beautiful?

Duke.

He does not care, right, is he praying?

It's the love of my life.

He's lucky, he lasted two days.

Duke, do you remember my husband?

S . How are you, Brother Kiffmeyer?

- How is it?

- I did not know he was here.

Yes, it's obvious.

Do you mind letting

go of my wife's hand?

D nde, at the table?

Do not pretend to be funny.

Give it to you. What is not bad?

I wish I was in his place.

- ? Sees it?

- Of course I see it.

Because of him, I bought a horse for

my wife so she would not be alone.

And now I do not know if he travels

the country chasing horses

or if he persecutes

you with the horses.

- Kiffie, no...

- You've already heard it.

You pray, what would you prefer?

I do not think I

understand women.

That I do not understand women?

- Do you know who I am, pray?

- I have no idea.

- Hey, I'm Harriet Hale.

- The queen of cosmetics?

Exact. And now, Mr. Bradley...

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Anita Loos

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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