Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

I just couldn't see it.
What about Elizabeth, Father and Mother?
I know I'm not making much sense, Linus.
Then we'll just have dinner and go to a show.
table for two at The Persian Room after the show. A corner table, dark.
She doesn't want money, she wants love.
I don't know. A lot of dull people. Family stuff.
Sabrina?
- You have? - Standing up there in that tree.
- I'm busy. - He's frothing at the mouth.
Sorry to do it to a tired businessman.
- Poor kid. What did you tell her? - The truth.
This is the 20th century, Sabrina.
What makes you so sure Sabrina still wants me?
Me? I thought it was common knowledge about you and Sabrina.
One second.
What do we start with?
Where's the provision determining
That's the LibertÈ. It sails on Thursday. I'm going to be on it.
- Have you been smoking? - I've stopped smoking.
to turn down the brim of my hat?
I want you to see how resilient it is.
What did she say?
Alright, Miss McCardle. You've got a lot of work to do.
Why didn't you tell me? You do want to take me with you, don't you?
I suppose I'm just talking nonsense.
Uh-huh? Does she have to be in here?
Don't worry, I won't miss the boat. I'm going.
- What does she say about David? - David? She's got a baron!
With your permission, I'm shipping your daughter back to Paris.
Some plastic, eh?
- What do you think of Sabrina? - Wonderful girl.
Either you're under eight cars looking for a spark plug
I've been married before. I've had it three times.
but a much more important recipe.
And yet one day, that same cold businessman,
and Sabrina Fairchild, that's she,
can botch up a deal for one reason or another.
and 2,000 gardenias floating in the pool spelling disaster.
Oh, yes. Once. I was there for 35 minutes.
Would you demonstrate the weight test to Mr David, please?
Table for two at The Colony before the show,
He offers her 5,000 kronen. No, she says.
With an orchestra and dancing? That'll be even more fun.
most wonderful years of my life.
It's not too late, is it?
Shall I serve it up there or will you come down?
The rain's very important.
- Then you don't care? - Not too much. He's not married yet.
Here's a kiss from David.
Too much vinegar. Does she mention David?
Tell him to start cornering the market.
Hello! How are you?
- How's David? - Better, now he's flat on his back.
- Don't leave your passport tomorrow. - No, Father.
David, the last pair of legs that were something
Mon frÈre a une gentille petite amie.
Making money isn't the main point of business. Money is a by-product.
So-so.
Surely you don't object to Elizabeth because her father has $20 million?
Eat it.
- They open a brewery in Milwaukee? - Yes.
I only hope you remember what to do with a girl.
Ma soeur a un crayon jaune.
But can I find myself someone really nice?
Thank you.
Suppose you sing that song again. Slowly.
I don't know. I guess they run away to America on a zeppelin
I see no need for any further delay. Suppose we get down to business?
Voil·, an egg!
I once saw an office like this in Fortune magazine at my dentist's.
Oh, you young people are so old-fashioned!
What did David say?
such a busy man, having to waste so much time to get me on a boat.
Alright, if you want to play games...
- Sabrina... - Yes, Linus?
Elizabeth will be so broken up she'll buy three new hats.
You're in love. And I will venture to go a step further.
I haven't forgotten a word, Sabrina.