Oh, Marie!
Oh, that makes me
so much inside. Here.
Much too much.
First, he gives me all
the flowers in the world...
...and now he takes the stars
from the heavens, just for me.
"You're magnificent, my wife."
-Am I magnificent, Marie?
-Oui, madame.
No, no, no.
He's magnificent, not I.
Marie!
Marie, I must show them to the girls!
I come back immediately!
And when Mr. Ziegfeld comes,
please tell him he shall wait!
Girls, would you like to see
something wonderful?
Oh, what is it?
-Look! And this!
-Diamonds!
-From my husband!
-May I try the bracelet?
-Yes, sure.
-That's gorgeous.
Audrey, are you not interested
in my presents?
I would be if they were mine.
But, Audrey, you will have
many of them someday.
Maybe you have to work a little,
to suffer a little.
-But what is that?
-I'll work, but I won't suffer.
-Here you are, dear.
-Thank you.
Isn't it beautiful, Audrey?
I'll say it is.
I'd give my soul for one like it.
That would be a very
bad bargain, Audrey.
All right, that's fine! Tie it off!
You're better with your feet
than your broom.
Mr. Ziegfeld, you think so?
I wish you'd give me a chance.
I've got talent.
I'd like to get away from shifting
scenery and moving props.
-How long have you been a property boy?
-Five years. But my heart hasn't been in it.
You've been working a long time
without your heart.
-That tickle you?
-It does.
And this weekly return tickles me more.
Look, a profit of $5000.
If you'll just be conservative,
I mean, live reasonably.
Don't incur any fresh obligations,
forget you have charge accounts...
-...and you'll soon--
-You're right.
-I will.
-Darling!
Oh, Anna.
Anna.
You're the sweetest husband
in the whole world.
Mr. Sampston!
Look.
From my husband.
On our anniversary.
This and this.
Are they not gorgeous diamonds?
Yes, indeed, Miss Held, gorgeous.
Good night, Mr. Ziegfeld.
Good night, Sampston.
He didn't seem very happy
about my presents, oui?
Anna, men who keep books
are never very happy.
Marie, you go out for a while.
He is my maid tonight. Go, go, go, go.
-Oh, I am, am I?
-Yes, you are.
Later, I count the diamonds in the bracelet
and necklace and kiss you for each one.
What about the orchids?
Don't I get anything for them?
For each petal of each orchid,
another kiss extra. So....
Take off my stocking, please.
You know, this might get to be a habit.
Flo, you're wonderful.
Do you know that?
I suspect it.
Everything you promise me, you do.
Everything you say will happen, happens.
And now I am a big success
in America, thanks to you.
Flo!
Why do you do that when I am
trying to say nice things to you?
Besides, you're
a very bad mate.
But I love you.
-Flo?
-What?
Flo, are you as happy as I am?
Happier. Why do you ask?
Because sometimes
I think I am too happy.
Sometimes I get afraid
it won't be always like this...
...working only for you
while you do the show just for me.
Couldn't I do another show
without spoiling our happiness?
Of course you could. Don't be silly.
Do you want to do another show?
Well, darling, now that you've
made such a tremendous success...
...I have a little idea
that I'd like to carry out.
Idea for a show?
-The biggest kind of a show.
-With music and girls?
-Beautiful girls and--
-And without me, oui?
Well, darling, you couldn't do
two shows at once, could you?
Now, Anna, see here.
Suppose we go down to Rector's
and celebrate our anniversary?
-No, I don't--
-Just us and a bottle of wine.
-I don't feel like it.
-Come on, now, dear.
-No, I'm so nervous.
-It'll be good for you.
I'm so tired.
I'm so disappointed in you
I could scream!
-Now, Anna--
-I mean it.
I thought you loved me more
than anything in the world.
I thought I am your one ideal,
your only ambition.
-Anna--
-No.
I think only of you, and I thought
you will only think of me.
But it is not so.
You have big plans without me.
You will do a big show.
You