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And now, I Love Lucy.
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Oh, Ricky, can you believe it? We're in
London. How about it, huh? It just
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doesn't seem real, actually, seeing all
those places.
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Piccadilly, London Bridge, Westminster
Abbey.
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Isn't it exciting?
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Oh, and look at this lovely room. Isn't
this nice? Oh, honey, we have a balcony.
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Ah, yeah. Will that be all, sir? Yes,
thank you. Pardon me, but could you tell
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me where Buckingham Palace is from here?
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Yes, ma 'am.
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It's right over that way. Oh, Ricky, we
can see it from here. Yeah.
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Isn't it beautiful?
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Wonderful. Oh, gee, I'm just dying to
see the queen.
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Oh, have you ever seen the queen?
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No, ma 'am, but I came frightful close
during the coronation. I just missed
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Ah, what a shame.
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But I did catch a glimpse of him.
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Philip? No, ma 'am.
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Danny Kaye.
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I say, old bean, ain't this the nuts?
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What a city this is.
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How's your room? It's great, just like
this. Same view and everything.
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One thing stumped him, though.
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What was that? He didn't know how much
to tip the bellhop.
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I didn't know whether to give him
tuppence or threppence.
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Right, threppence is only about three
cents.
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Well, he solved it rather neatly.
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What'd he give him?
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Nuppence.
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excuse in the USA.
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Fred is now the darling of the bellhops
on two different continents.
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Well, whether I tip him or not,
remember, they'll always be in England.
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but it won't always have us in it. Come
on, we've got a million sights to see.
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Let's go to Buckingham Palace first and
see the queen.
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Honey, it's only ten o 'clock. Queens
don't get up this early.
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How would you know?
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Oh, well, let's just go by the palace
and look, you know, see if the shades
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down. Yeah, and if the milk is in the
front porch, don't ring the bell.
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unless you and I go to the theater, huh?
Right -o. Oh, honey, aren't you going
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to go with us?
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No, I've got to go to the Palladium.
I'll go get my coat. I'll go get my
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too. Hey, maybe we can do some shopping.
Okay, I want to get some souvenirs.
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Souvenirs, okay. Hey, if I'm going to go
shopping, I need some money.
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All right, but no funny stuff now.
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What do you mean?
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Well, back in Hollywood, you came home
with John Wayne's footprints.
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I don't want to find Big Ben sticking
right next to my bed.
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Here.
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What's this?
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That's 10 pounds, English money.
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English money?
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Yeah. How much is this in our money?
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Well, a pound is 280, so that's $28.
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28? Well, thank you.
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Hey, what if I want to buy something
that's less than $28?
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You could change, just like they do in
America.
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Well, I don't know what kind of change I
should be getting.
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Well, here it is. Write this with the
book.
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Now, you know how much a pound is?
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Sure, 16 ounces.
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$2 .80.
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There are 20 shillings in a pound. Each
shilling is worth 14 cents.
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There are 7 shillings in a dollar and 12
pennies in one shilling. See?
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No wonder the pilgrims left here to go
to America.
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Just buy whatever you want and trust the
people to give you the right change.
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All right, honey, I will.
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How much did you give her?
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$10.
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$10? Well, 10 of whatever they call
dollars over here.
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Fred, if you gave her 10 pounds, you
gave her $28.
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$28?
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Terrible if you went home without seeing
the queen.
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I'd feel much worse if I went home
without spending the money Fred gave me.
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What time she comes out? Oh, okay.
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Nope, just tells about the palace. How
old it is and how many rooms it has.
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Oh, how many rooms has it got?
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Over 500.
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No wonder she hasn't come out. She's
probably lost.
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Could you tell me when the Queen might
be coming out?
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What
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did
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he say?
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Couldn't you understand him? He said...
What's that?
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I don't know.
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And after living with Ricky for 15
years, I thought I could understand
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Wait a minute. Maybe this man will know.
Pardon me, but could you tell me what
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time the queen might be coming out?
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I say, could you tell me what time the
queen might be coming out, sir?
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Lucy. What? He's not allowed to pay any
attention to anyone.
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How do you know? Says it right here in
the book. He's a palace guard.
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He's not allowed to pay any attention to
anyone. He's not even allowed to smile.
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Why not?
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It's tradition.
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And no one can make him break the rule.
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I bet I can.
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Lucy. I bet I can make him smile. Now,
Lucy.
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Hello.
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He's a big one, isn't he?
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Will you pardon me while I pretend not
to know who you are?
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So you...
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Come on.
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Mr. wrote a book. It's called, Is Your
Cocker Off His Rocker?
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Is Your Collie Off His Trolley?
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Is Your Poodle Off His Noodle?
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I don't know how that kills them in
America.
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Oh, Lucy, what a thrill!
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What? Well, didn't you see her? Who?
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The queen, she just dropped out.
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No, no!
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It's all your fault, you sphinx, you!
Excuse me, I found the answer to your
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question. The court's circular, Jane, at
one o 'clock, Wimbledon.
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that the court circuit agenda is one
about Wimbledon.
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You'll have to pardon us. We're
Americans. We don't understand English.
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Could you perhaps talk just a bit
slower?
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Oh, yes, sorry. I understand Her Majesty
is appearing at one o 'clock at the
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Wimbledon Hotel Charity Luncheon, you
know. What? Well...
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see the Queen, would you?
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I'd like to have an autograph, too,
please. Can you see anything?
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Nope, not a thing.
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Jump way up, huh?
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See her now?
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No.
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Gee, that isn't fair. They live here.
They've seen her before.
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Oh, thank you very much.
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What's the matter?
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Best wishes to one of my British fans.
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Signed, Ricky Ricardo.
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ever did in your whole life.
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What did I do?
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All I did was come home. Yes, you came
home at one o 'clock, the same time the
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queen was supposed to arrive. That's the
second time today I missed her.
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Can I help it if the English people are
nice enough to think of me as a
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celebrity? No.
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Besides... I wish you'd never made a
movie.
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Really. I want to tell you something.
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Could you tell me, please, what time the
queen is arriving for the charity
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luncheon today?
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Well,
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it's not funny. And it's all your fault.
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My fault? Yes, if we'd left New York a
day earlier, we'd have been here
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yesterday and I'd have seen the queen.
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Look, would you just calm down for one
minute? I got something to tell you.
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Well, all right, one minute. But hurry
up. I got to get out and look for the
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queen. That's just what I want to talk
to you about.
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Now, look, tomorrow night we open our
show at the Palladium, right? Yes.
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All right.
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The royal family's going to be there.
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Not only... when you get to see the
queen, you're going to be presented to
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You just walk up, slip her the grip and
say, hiya, queen.
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Well, why not? I've seen her in the
newsreel and she looks like a real good
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Oh, Fred.
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No, no, I think you call her your
majesty.
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Your majesty?
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That's right.
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Good evening, your majesty.
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How do you do?
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I don't think you shake hands.
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No? No, when women are presented to the
queen, they curtsy. They curtsy? Of
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course they... Oh, dear.
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What's the matter?
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Well, I can't get into my good dress
with my girdle off, and I can't curtsy
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it on.
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Well, you know, I haven't curtsied since
I was a kid. Well, I can remember how.
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You put your foot like that, and then
you bring it around, and you make a
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nice...
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This isn't easy.
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It's been years since I used my curtsy
muscles.
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Hey, we better practice. Yeah, let's
practice. You know, we'll probably have
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a big dress, too. You know, a big wide
skirt. We ought to really practice our
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sweeping. It'll make it more graceful,
you know.
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Let's see now. My dress has come out to
about there.
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Down, girl, down.
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Just a minute now. I'll make it. Rome
wasn't built in a day.
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Well, Rome wasn't built like you,
either.
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Good evening, Your Majesty.
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Oh, blimey. That will never do.
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Huh? What's the matter with it? Well, ma
'am, according to British etiquette,
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when you're presented to the queen, your
curtsy is all the way down, resting the
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weight on the heel, extending the end,
and bowing the end like this.
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All the way down? Yeah.
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All the way down?
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All the... It's like... All the way
down?
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On the heel?
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And extending the hand and bowing the
head.
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Boy, I'd like to have the liniment
concession for this viewpoint.
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Simple once you get the hang of it.
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Well, thanks very much for showing us.
Oh, Mum.
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One thing you've got to watch out for.
What? The hind leg.
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The hind leg? The one you put behind
you. You've got to keep it firm so she
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don't topple over. Oh.
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I wish she hadn't mentioned that.
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Keep the hind leg firm.
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Yeah. Firm. And sit on your heel.
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That's it. That's it.
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Yes, and keep your... Oh, whoops. Oh,
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you'll get it, ma 'am. All you need is a
bit of practice.
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Oh, thanks a lot. Good luck to you.
Thank you.
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Oh, I say, governor, I think I've hurt
my hip.
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Well, come on, enough of this. Let's go
and have lunch, eh? No, I'm going to
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stay right here and practice my
curtsying.
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Well, how about you, Ethel?
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Well, I think I'll go with the fellas,
Lucy.
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I don't like to curtsy on an empty
stomach.
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After we have lunch, you better go see
an international artist and talk to the
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fellow over there. Good idea, Red. Good
idea. See you later, honey.
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Goodbye.
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groove yourself.
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Why? What do you mean?
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I hate to tell you this, but I found out
something this afternoon.
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What?
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Well, the royal family has a special
room behind their box at the theater.
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do? And it seems that only certain
people get invited up there to be
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to the queen.
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Oh, dear. What a shame. The Mertzes
don't get to go.
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Well, they'll just have to keep a stiff
upper lip.
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Lucy. Hmm?
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Make it three -step upper lips.
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What do you mean?
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Well, honey, I looked at the invitation
and it only says Ricky Ricardo.
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But surely they mean Ricky Ricardo and
wife or Ricky Ricardo and guest. I'll be
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a guest.
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Honey, no. It only says Ricky Ricardo.
I'm sorry, honey, but I don't know what
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to do.
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Couldn't you call Buckingham Palace and
ask if you could bring a friend?
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I don't think you'll be right to
question the Queen's list.
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Besides, you know, the British people...
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think that the Americans are lethal
forward anyway, and I'm kind of
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the American people.
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I'd like to ask your advice.
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Do you think it'll be all right if I
bring my wife tomorrow night when I'm
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presented to the queen?
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No, her name is not on the list.
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I know, Philip, but she's dying to meet
your queen.
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What was that, Philip?
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Ricky, I didn't mean for you to really
call Buckingham Palace.
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Oh, I see.
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Well, thanks a lot, Philip.
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Talk about Americans being forward. And
where did you ever get the telephone
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number of Buckingham Palace?
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Oh!
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That's what you thought.
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I was calling Philip Wilcox. He's my
agent here in Europe. Oh.
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I just wanted to find out. He thought
it'd be all right to bring you tomorrow.
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What did he say?
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He said, no, if your name is not on the
list, it's not proper.
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Oh, dear.
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He said it'd be different if you were in
the show, you know, if you were one of
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the entertainers or something. Maybe he
could... Ricky!
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How about that?
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Could you dance the lead in that train
horse number? Dance the lead?
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Train horse number? Yeah, yeah. The
ponies? The circus pony number.
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When I play the ringmaster? Yes, yes, I
could. Sure, I could.
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But you haven't rehearsed for it. Well,
I've seen it. I've seen it so many
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times, honey. You sure you know all the
steps? Yes, I know all the steps. How
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about that? They have to prance out.
Yeah, well, how about the leap they make
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through the loop and all that stuff? I'd
leap through fire and water to see the
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queen.
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Muscles are tired from all that bowing.
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Well, are you sure you're going to be
all right tomorrow?
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Oh, certainly I'll be all right
tomorrow, for heaven's sake.
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Little Charlie horse, that ought to be
good for a pony number.
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Thank you.
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Fred, tell the chief electrician to put
a new lamp in that blue border.
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Fred, has Ricky come back from seeing
the queen?
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No. How's Lucy?
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Oh, she hasn't been able to get the
charley horse out of her leg yet.
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I never thought I'd see the day when
Lucy had turned down an introduction to
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queen. Well, she's so embarrassed. She
thinks she made a fool of herself in
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number and she can't curtsy. And she
won't meet the queen if she can't
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Hi. Oh, did you meet the queen? What was
she like? Oh, Ethel, she is the most
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charming and gracious lady I have...
Ever met. Oh, I knew she would be. What
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about the Duke? Is he a pretty good Joe?
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Just as charming as she was. Listen,
how's Lucy? Oh, she feels terrible.
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so disappointed.
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Well, wait till she hears what I gotta
tell her.
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What? Well, the Queen has requested to
meet the lady that did the comical
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dancing. I'm gonna tell her right now.
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Hey!
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This is like a command performance.
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Oh, this is gonna break her heart, Fred,
the poor little thing.
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Of all...
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to get a charley horse.
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I bet she goes. Oh, never.
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Well, this means a lot to her. Besides,
it's a special invitation.
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But she can't curtsy, I can tell you. Go
on.
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Well, you won't believe this.
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She got into a curtsy position to say
she could do it, and she can't get out
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it. Oh, well, that's that.
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Oh, no, that's not.
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Wait till you see she got a couple of
ushers, and, well, see for yourself.
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The bellboy was played by Sam Edwards.
The man on the street was Robert Shafto,
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and the maid was Nancy Culp.
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Choreography by Jack Baker.
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The dancers were Betty Scott and Patty
Nestor.
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I Love Lucy is a Desilu production.
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Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz will be back
next week at this same time.
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