Marina.

Marina?

Who, Marina?

Poor Marina.

Elsie Marina.

Miss Marina?

Miss Marina.

Marina, not again?

Miss Marina, please.

Sooner, Miss Marina?

Marina, an chorus girl.

Who is it? Marina.

Look at yourself, Marina.

Let's go to Marina.

Miss Marina, a letter.

Good afternoon, Miss Marina.

Yes, anybody! Miss Marina?

Good morning, Miss Marina.

You see Marina, don't you?

Pleasure to meet you, Marina.

Miss Marina, you'll be late.

This way, Miss Marina. Upstairs?

Oh, please, please, Miss Marina.

Well, you see, Miss Marina

Stage name, Miss Elsie Marina.

at the marina along the way.

May I present Miss Elsie Marina.

Might I present Miss Elsie Marina?

How do you do? Miss Elsie Marina.

Oh, please, please, Miss Marina. Pas devant.

I'm quite delighted you're here, Miss Marina.

Really? Most interesting. I wonder, Miss Marina...

I don't think Miss Marina speaks French.

The Gaza marina enveloped in dust this afternoon.

Miss Marina, there is one other small point.

Oh, Miss Marina, won't you have some champagne?

A young lady, ma'am, called Miss Elsie Marina.

Photo by Marina I. Pineda Shokooh, used with permission.

I fancy it'll be a cold supper, Miss Marina.

Thank goodness. You will be seeing Miss Marina soon?

My oldest sister's name is Marina, and she is 12.

By the way, Marina, I can't stay in that place.

Miss Marina, I think before you meet the regent again...

Good night, Miss Marina. It has been a great pleasure.

It's Elsie Marina, Miss Springfield, with the regent of Carpathia!