The Millionaire1955

Michael Anthony:
[Anthony enters the Tipton library] You sent for me, sir?

John Beresford Tipton:
[Handing newspaper to Anthony] Mike, I suppose you recognize this publication?

Michael Anthony:
[Reviewing newspaper] Yes, indeed, sir. [Wincing, uncomfortably] That is, I have seen racing forms on street corners and in barbershops.

John Beresford Tipton:
[Chuckling] But not in my library, eh? As a matter of fact, I have been studying the problem of handicaps. Figuratively speaking, a handicap is defined as any disadvantage that renders success more difficult. But a handicap may also be an advantage.

Michael Anthony:
You mean, sir, if you take long odds and your horse comes in a winner?

John Beresford Tipton:
Oh, you do know something about the subject. [Chuckles] No, I was thinking about handicaps in other fields - such as love. Mike, how would you like to take a trip to a city fabled for its romances? Paris! [Giving envelope to Anthony] Here you are, Mike - our next millionaire.