The Gay Divorcee1934

Tonetti:
Rodolfo Tonetti at your service.

Egbert Fitzgerald:
Yes... well, I am Mr. Fitzgerald.

Tonetti:
Mr. Fitzgerald?

[shaking hands]

Tonetti:
Oh, I'm delightful!

Egbert Fitzgerald:
Oh, I shouldn't doubt it, old man, I shouldn't doubt it. But, don't you think that a corespondent ought to come to work quieter? Let's have more repose and less Rigoletto.

Tonetti:
Ha, I am ready for action, and I will do a first-class job.

Egbert Fitzgerald:
Well, don't be too determined about it. Remember, the lady in question is very sensitive, and you must treat her accordingly.

Tonetti:
Bene, whichever way the wind she is blowing, that is the way I sail.