Arsène Lupin1932

Ars?ne Lupin:
[fetching Sonia's evening gown from the maid and holding it up to admire it] Well, here we are. It's very nice! It's a little naughty. It's very ni - Do you think your father the general would approve of this?

Sonia:
My father the general always said that a gentleman was a man who never went to bed with his spurs on.

Ars?ne Lupin:
Isn't that a pity. I'm so fond of horses. I could give up riding...?

Sonia:
Give me that dress!

Ars?ne Lupin:
You can't get into it alone

Sonia:
The maid will help me.

Ars?ne Lupin:
The maid? I know more about unhooking than any maid in Paris.

Sonia:
Yes, but I want this one hooked. [she reaches for the dress, which he holds out of reach] I'm going to stay right here in this bed until you leave this room! [Chamerace walks over to the window and prepares to toss out the dress] What are you doing?

Ars?ne Lupin:
Well, if you're going to stay in bed you won't need the dress.