hackle jackle HAPPY LANDING

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00:00I say, he looks like a chap that's good to his mother.

00:30Sure, he'll be a soft touch.

00:36Good afternoon, chum. How's business?

00:39No, you don't have to tell me. Business is bad. You're down on your luck.

00:43But your worries are over, chum. For I have here the answer to all your problems.

00:48A good luck necktie.

00:50Not the ordinary type necktie, but one that lights up and spells that sweet and noble word, mother.

01:00Ah, who is that sweet old lady who is always thinking of you? Mother.

01:06Yes, chum, when things go wrong, who's right there to cheer you up?

01:11Mother.

01:13I can see her now, sitting by that window, wondering about her little boy.

01:18Calling, Sonny, it's your old mammy a-calling to you.

01:23Don't you hear me, Sonny baby?

01:25Don't you hear your dear old mammy a-calling by that little old window?

01:30A-calling, Sonny. Sonny, where are you?

01:34Here I am, mother.

01:36I say, old boy, you're having good luck already.

01:40Yeah, business is picking up.

01:43Listen, birdbrain, I want this plane completely overhauled.

01:57And if it's not ready when I get back, I'll tear you limb from limb.

02:06I don't know nothing about airplanes.

02:10You're lucky again, chum. We're the greatest airplane mechanics in the business.

02:25Take it easy, fellas, take it easy.

02:32Say, remember, that guy's awful tough.

02:40What is this? What is this?

02:44Slow up, you're wrecking this thing.

02:48What's going on around here?

02:51Let me down, let me down.

03:01Give me that pump.

03:10Now look what he's done.

03:13Yes, and that fellow will be back any minute.

03:31Uh-oh.

03:34Uh-oh.

03:49Contact.

04:03Contact.

04:33Contact.

04:52Mother, if I ever needed you, I need you now.

04:56I say, do you really think these neckties are lucky?

05:26Mother.