Saratoga Page #7

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


Can you tell me why your

foundation makeup is caking?

That my makeup is caking?

You pray, you do not know how to put it on.

And in addition...

And I say he does not know how to do it.

You pray, the foundation

makeup of Harriet Hale.

It has been the key to

female beauty for 30 years.

- And now, Mr. Bradley, I want...

- Kiffie, please!

- Wait, dear.

- How should it be applied?

With a circular movement.

Do not read the directions?

I already tried that.

? Yes? Well, from now on,

his face is in his hands.

, Nice way to talk to a client!

See , I... Yes, forgive me.

- I was upset.

- Yes, I'll alter it.

, Do not get involved in this!

If you accompany me to my cabin, I

will teach you how to put it on.

?I can see?

If he talks to his wife again...

I mean, my wife...

We already know what wife

you are referring to.

Miss Hale, you will never know what my

face was before using your cosmetics.

I can imagine it.

What I say, Mr. Bradley,

is that I do not cheat

him or for a second.

I say you do not...

It's a bad influence!

Why do not you teach her

how to use that cream?

Now you want to get

rid of me, right?

Very good.

I'll see you in the compartment.

,Alone!

Do you think it will improve my appearance?

Fare in me, pray.

And I'm 45 years old.

Go, but if it looks 25.

That's what Harriet

Hale has done for me.

What is the compartment of the orita...

of Lord Hale?

- 6 B, car 51.

- Thank you. I will leave the door open.

Thank you.

Poor Kiffie! Is not it a charm?

,The salt of the earth!

I wish I was not so jealous.

And I'm not that, he's a smart

guy when he's not in a race.

Surely more than me.

Good morning, you pray.

- Hello, Rosetta. And Miss Carol?

- He has a very bad cold.

- ? Really?

- Yes, Mr. Duke.

You have to take beaver oil,

but I'm afraid you will not.

Yes, I sure do.

Take two orange juices.

Yes, I know.

It's hard for a girl to travel alone

in the country betting on races.

S .

You're in love with her, right?

- ? Whose?

- De Carol.

- ? Why do you think that?

- I have some experience.

- I knew it before t.

- No, I knew it when I saw it.

- ? And why do not you tell him?

- His father was my best friend.

He told me that he wanted his

daughter to stay away from the races,

that it was something more

than a well dressed one.

I can not ask you to leave

Madison for a bookie.

If he loves you, he will be happy

even if he lives in a barn.

I have no money for Brookvale

to be what it once was.

For her and her grandfather,

and to keep it that way.

You know, security.

But I hope to get it from Mr.

Madison.

Do you want Madison to

house Carol and you?

And to grandpa.

You are an incredible man!

Fritzi, I love you.

I'm going to give him that medicine.

- ? Who?

- Duke.

Just a moment.

?What happens?

I, m not dressed.

Put something on.

I'm not good with something.

Well, anything.

Do you dress to go to the pear?

Pass.

Good morning, wrist.

- How are you?

- All right.

You are very pretty with that kimono.

Thanks, but it's a neglige.

What did he want, Duke?

How?

I have come to cure your cold.

Hey, you have a fever.

No, it's very hot.

Ah, yes?

It would be better if you lie down.

You were under this blanket

when I knocked on the door?

Yes, Rosetta brought it to me.

Come on, come back and cover up.

I know you're pretty.

Come on, get in bed.

Except for my mother, I never

worked so hard for a woman.

Do you have goose fat?

There is in a jar inside that box.

I do not need anything, Duke.

Nice box Only the pipe is missing.

A gift from Hartley?

- Yes.

- A detail on your part.

I do not want that, it smells bad.

Well, take your nose.

Fritzi and her husband are on the train?

Yes, I just left you.

?For real?

Are you in love with her, Duke?

Of Fritzi?, What are you saying!

Kiffie thinks so.

He also told you?

Is not it a charm?

To me and fifty more.

- Go back.

- , No, I do not want to!

- Come on, turn around!

- Oh, Duke!

- ? What's wrong?

- I was thinking about that night in Miami.

When did you smoke the cigar?

I will never forget what you looked

like when you left that sofa.

Do not move.

- I want to get up.

- , Do not move!

I can not breathe.

Hey, do not move.

Come on.

Are you okay?

S .

Now I am fine.

You have given me scared to death.

Duke.

Tell me dear.

I love you, Duke.

What do you intend?

Steal my phrase?

Is not it time we stopped

fooling ourselves?

Come on?

Yes, I wrote to Hartley

to break our commitment.

- What have you done?

- All finished. I will not see it again.

- What will not you see again?

- No, we're finished.

For all the saints, honey,

he was going to Kentucky!

, You can not do this to me!

?What?

What can not I do?

Remove my client

from circulation.

?I can not...?

What can not I do this?

- Wow, this is good.

- ? What's wrong?

Now I understand, for

you, I'm a bait.

Do you want to stop drama?

, A bait, nothing more!

Come on, take the blanket.

, Get out of here!

Take the blanket. Do you want to

take a lung? Do not kill this.

- Castor oil.

- It's not that.

- , I do not want!

- , T matelo!

It is good.

Wow, very beautiful.

And to think that I was

going to leave a real man.

Just what I told you, the

best man in the world.

- Yes? All right, I'll bring it for you.

- What will you do?

- Go to Kentucky.

- Wow, that's how it is spoken.

- That's the oil.

- I'll choose your horses

and you will end up on the street

begging with a cup of brass.

Thank you, wrist., Luck!

Go, go.

Dixie Gordon is still in the lead.

- He made a bad bet, Hartley.

- Hurley will pass him.

Gordon goes first.

You will not reach it.

Hurley has the best horse,

that's why Carol chose it.

, Hurley advances!, Come on!

, Hurley will overtake

to Gordon on the curve!

Do you want to double the bet?

I give you 4 to 1.

- How?

- 4 to 1.

You accept.

Fact.

Gordon is giving war to Raucus.

Yes, I think so.

- Try it out, Hurley!

- , I have the right to pass!

, Move or I'll throw you against the fence!

- Who has fallen?

- , It's Hurley!

Hurley?, What a bad luck!

The boy is fine, dear.

It has been a scare.

?Have you seen that? Dixie

has won with a real penco.

Duke!

- Duke!

- Fritzi!

Have you seen Dixie? And it's mine!

, I hired you for Hopeful!

- You have Hopeful in your pocket!

- , I love you, Fritzi!

,High! I want you to witness

that I order you to move away...

Relax, do not apologize.

I do not apologize.

Aprterte of my wife.

It's the only thing I

say to you and to...

Kiffie, be careful!

It has infected the horses.

Do not try to be funny.

I can not stand the horses.

Go for monkeys.

Be careful, Duke.

Are we leaving, dear?

Yes, dear. I'll see you later.

I feel that they have lost.

Lucky the next time.

- Thank you.

- Thank you, wrist.

- ? Why?

- For making him double his bet.

- Do you want him to be more angry?

- The more you get angry,

more will make him play and more will lose.

Boy.

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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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