Oh, that's a wonderful buy.

Mary Marshall:

[Trying on the dress in the dressing room]
How much is this dress? Saleslady:
Sixty-nine dollars. Mary Marshall:
Oh? Would you take the tag off, please? [Handing her some money] Mary Marshall:
Look, here's thirty dollars. And when my aunt asks you the price, will you tell her that it's thirty-nine instead of Sixty-nine dollars? Saleslady:
It's a bargain. Mary Marshall:
Thank you. Mrs. Marshall:
[Saleslady leaves the dressing room, and joins Mrs. Marshall outside]
Miss, how much was that dress? Saleslady:
Thirty-nine dollars. Mrs. Marshall:
Look, I'll give you twenty dollars. When I ask you again, how much it was, you tell me it's Nineteen dollars. Mary Marshall:
[coming out of the dressing room]
Do you like it? Mrs. Marshall:
Oh, it's darling on you. Mary Marshall:
Isn't it sweet? Mrs. Marshall:
It was made for you. Um, Miss, How much is this dress? Saleslady:
Nineteen dollars. Mrs. Marshall:
Oh, that's a wonderful buy. [Mary realizes what happened and laughs]