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00:01:00The bar shop, please.
00:01:21I'll wait.
00:01:22Shot safe.
00:01:24Shot safe.
00:01:26What do you want?
00:01:27You need to find a doctor now.
00:01:28You better get dressed.
00:01:29I'll be ready.
00:01:31Well, you'd better be.
00:01:31It'll be terrible if we miss G.
00:01:33Oh, poor air.
00:01:34I'm dressed to go out right now.
00:01:36The florister, Mr. Hirsch?
00:01:39Listen, Mr. Hirsch.
00:01:40My girlfriend's fiancé sent us from all those orchids, Mr. Hirsch.
00:01:44Six of them.
00:01:46Beauty.
00:01:49Yet what Mr. Hirsch, you paid us twice as much as that for six of them last week.
00:01:52You mean not even stockbrokers aren't buying orchids anymore, Mr. Hirsch?
00:02:02All right, Mr. Hirsch.
00:02:03Oh, no, I'll send a mark down.
00:02:06Hurry up, Shot safe.
00:02:08I am hurrying.
00:02:10Now listen, Pops, and I'll tell you.
00:02:12I just took the money you gave me for the car and bought some more American tell-and-tell instead.
00:02:16Yeah, you know, Pops, a car goes out of style, but tell-and-tell goes on forever.
00:02:22Oh, I didn't know you were in the shower.
00:02:25Did you have a good time with Oscar and the medicine ball?
00:02:28Well, anyhow, Jean gets back today.
00:02:31Yeah, Jean.
00:02:32Yeah, I know you don't think she's in my class, but you'll have to admit she's awful good company.
00:02:38Yeah, besides, she's awful broke.
00:02:40And you know what I think, Pops?
00:02:42I think her socks went down, and there she was in Paris and didn't know how to say sell short in French.
00:02:48And anyhow, her fiancé's wife arrived, and it seems that she's a very narrow-minded person.
00:02:55And she bought her a ticket, so Jean decided to come home.
00:02:58Yeah, and she's on the island of France and ought to be in in about an hour.
00:03:00So I...
00:03:01You're here, madame.
00:03:14Bill?
00:03:16What's for?
00:03:17For the there, madame.
00:03:20$43.
00:03:22It says $43.
00:03:23You're trying to make me believe that I've got $43 worth of liquor since I've been on this boat?
00:03:30Oh, no, madame.
00:03:31These are only the drinks you haven't paid for yet.
00:03:34You mean the drinks somebody else paid for?
00:03:36Well, yes, madame.
00:03:38Yes, but I haven't paid for any drinks myself.
00:03:40That was my point, madame.
00:03:44Well, don't let it throw you.
00:03:46This can be a rain.
00:03:47I'll see you in the cabin, old man.
00:03:53All right.
00:04:01Thank you, sir.
00:04:11Pardon me.
00:04:12Haven't I met you someplace before?
00:04:15Oh, that's possible.
00:04:16I haven't known you for five days.
00:04:17No, I don't mean that.
00:04:18No, I've seen you somewhere before.
00:04:20Was it a racist?
00:04:21A racist?
00:04:22Perhaps not a...
00:04:22I know it was somewhere.
00:04:24St. Cloud.
00:04:26That's where it was.
00:04:27I couldn't forget meeting a good-looking man like you.
00:04:31You know, it's the silliest thing.
00:04:32My stupid maid has packed my trunks, and I have a spa bill here.
00:04:37I'm sure she must pack my checkbook.
00:04:39Anyway, I can't find it.
00:04:41I wonder if you...
00:04:41Oh, you must allow me.
00:04:42Oh, no, I shouldn't say that.
00:04:44And this?
00:04:45How much is it?
00:04:45Oh, no, I couldn't.
00:04:46It's $43.
00:04:49Oh, I feel terribly.
00:04:52I wonder if you can make a picture.
00:04:53I always believe in tipping after me, don't you?
00:04:57Oh, yes.
00:04:58Yes.
00:04:59Oh, you're so kind.
00:05:01Oh, yes.
00:05:12Yes, yes.
00:05:13Oh, yes.
00:05:13Oh, yes.
00:05:19To my eyes, that's the milky, really alone.
00:05:23I'm without a man.
00:05:24I seem to be afraid of catching cold.
00:05:26Yes, yes.
00:05:27Will you kind of get your suitcase out of the small of my back?
00:05:45I beg your pardon.
00:05:46I didn't notice the small of your back.
00:05:49Well, you're a stranger to me, and that's the small of my back to you.
00:05:57I had a terrible time in Paris.
00:06:12Oh, do you hear that?
00:06:13You had a terrible time.
00:06:14No puns, lady?
00:06:16No puns.
00:06:16What are you doing, no puns?
00:06:18I mean, the hotel in Paris don't have eaten them worse than I did.
00:06:21Oh, well, what do you need is a little drink.
00:06:22Come on up to my place and have one.
00:06:24I think you could do it with a little drink.
00:06:25You better, I could.
00:06:26Listen, do you know when they close these chips bars, will you still sell brown some liquor?
00:06:30Oh, no.
00:06:31Do you need water?
00:06:32Broke.
00:06:33Am I broke?
00:06:35Oh, poor G.
00:06:36Yeah.
00:06:37I'll say.
00:06:38Well, just as long as you're back.
00:06:40Yes, we'll have fun anyhow, G.
00:06:42Yeah, well, I could do with some fun.
00:06:44If they kept all my clothes except what I got on,
00:06:47what's in that little black bag I sneaked out on them,
00:06:49and all my braces except that one, I sneaked out on them too
00:06:51because I couldn't see letting them keep the real one.
00:06:53Yeah, there's nothing I can call my own except my gel.
00:06:56Is there any wonder I wanted to see you, G.
00:06:58No, no, it's no wonder.
00:07:00Hey, that's my gold comb.
00:07:02What's your comb?
00:07:03That's my comb.
00:07:04I'm coming out of the gold comb.
00:07:05Have you two started snapping already?
00:07:08Well, now that we three are together,
00:07:09we can pull up our feet and make a few plans.
00:07:12Plans?
00:07:12What for?
00:07:13For you.
00:07:14We can lend you clothes and we can lend you money.
00:07:16Huh?
00:07:17Well, that is some.
00:07:18But the first thing to do is to put you back on the swim.
00:07:21I'll tell you what I'll do, G.
00:07:23I'll lend you my good luck bracelet that you've always wanted.
00:07:25Oh, you can wear it if your luck changes.
00:07:27And your luck will change too
00:07:29because I've had my bad dimes turned on it.
00:07:31You know, my ten-cent piece with a hole in it.
00:07:34Oh, but, Fulele, I wouldn't want to take your bad dimes.
00:07:36Why not?
00:07:37My luck's all right.
00:07:38Oh, you're a sport.
00:07:40Can't you keep anything?
00:07:41Why bother?
00:07:43I'll tell you what I'll do, Fulele.
00:07:44Tomorrow I'll take it down to Collier's
00:07:45and have your bad dimes sold off
00:07:47and put it in a platinum cane with diamonds in it.
00:07:49Oh, that's certainly sweet of you, Jean.
00:07:51Not a bean in the world and talking about diamonds.
00:07:56You know, I don't believe any girl
00:07:57ever had any better friends than you two guys.
00:07:59And I want you to know
00:08:00that you haven't got any better friends than I am.
00:08:02Oh, that's sweet of you to say that.
00:08:03Gee, yeah, that's sweet.
00:08:04And as long as we three stick together,
00:08:06I don't care what happens.
00:08:07And I don't guess you do either.
00:08:08And we wouldn't have broken up
00:08:10only I had to go fall in love.
00:08:12But we're not going to break up again,
00:08:14not if I can help it.
00:08:15Because you know that I'm for you
00:08:16and I know that you're for me.
00:08:17And there's no friends like old friends.
00:08:19It's the three of us.
00:08:20Against the men.
00:08:21Oh, look, boy, boy.
00:08:23Oh, New York.
00:08:25Enough of plans.
00:08:26What are you going to do?
00:08:28Just a moment.
00:08:29Don't you worry about little Gee.
00:08:30He's going to be all right.
00:08:32Well, I would just say to myself this morning
00:08:34as I looked out at that old skyline,
00:08:36well, that's it.
00:08:37If the worst comes to the worst,
00:08:39there's always Pops.
00:08:42While in life there's Pops.
00:08:45Pops?
00:08:47Sure, Pops.
00:08:49Oh, you remember Pops.
00:08:52Oh, sure, we remember Pops.
00:08:56What's the matter?
00:08:58Pops isn't dead, I hope.
00:09:00No, Pops isn't dead.
00:09:02Maybe I'll give Pops a ring
00:09:06and let him know I'm back.
00:09:08Just to prepare him.
00:09:10Oh, no, Dean, no.
00:09:11I wouldn't do that.
00:09:12Not if I were you.
00:09:13No, Dean, she's right.
00:09:13That isn't a thing to do at all.
00:09:15Oh, why not?
00:09:20Hello?
00:09:22That you, Pops?
00:09:24Yeah, Dean's here.
00:09:25I guess we'd better call you back.
00:09:33Hey, what's Pops to you?
00:09:34Now, isn't Pops a father to all of us?
00:09:36Hey, what's Pops to you?
00:09:37Well, you wouldn't expect a nice girl like me
00:09:39to leave a kind old gentleman like Pops
00:09:41sitting alone in the Metropolitan Club
00:09:42without a friend to call his own.
00:09:45You answer my question.
00:09:47What's Pops to you?
00:09:49Well, he's my fiancée.
00:09:51Not that we're engaged or anything like that.
00:09:55Well, you could fall in love and go away.
00:09:58Well, this is a fine welcome home.
00:10:00Losing the only man who was ever kind to me
00:10:03and promised to remember me in his will.
00:10:06I never have any luck.
00:10:09There's one thing certain, though.
00:10:10With Pops' age, you won't have it long.
00:10:12Now, we'll wish Pops no bad luck, if you don't mind.
00:10:15And now we'll let Paulette call up day and ring
00:10:17and have him throw a party for you tonight
00:10:18and have him bring along some nice friend of his
00:10:20who's fun who'd like to meet a nice girl
00:10:21who's fun, too.
00:10:22You don't mind doing that for Jean, do you, Paulette?
00:10:24Sure, I'll call him.
00:10:26Give me Wickersham.
00:10:30No, never mind.
00:10:34Well, there's one thing that's got to be understood
00:10:36before Jean meets any friend of mine,
00:10:38and that is she's got to lay off him.
00:10:40Now, why bring that up?
00:10:41Because you never lay off anybody
00:10:43who belongs to someone else.
00:10:44Oh, is that so?
00:10:45You never want anyone else to have any fun.
00:10:47Oh, is that so?
00:10:48So you don't meet any friend of mine
00:10:50can you sign a paper saying you've changed your habits?
00:10:53I'll change any habits of mine that don't suit you
00:10:55the day you change your face for one I can stand.
00:10:57You don't have to stand anything about me
00:10:59any more than I do about you, you poor blonde boy.
00:11:01Don't you call me a blonde boy.
00:11:02Stop slapping both of you.
00:11:03She can't help it if she's Italian.
00:11:04You dirty little...
00:11:05Quiet, Jean.
00:11:06Who started it?
00:11:07Oh, I did, of course.
00:11:08Fantasy?
00:11:09Well, she may have started it,
00:11:10but you gave a good cause.
00:11:11Oh, you always take her side.
00:11:12I take the side of the party that's right,
00:11:13and you know it.
00:11:14Yeah?
00:11:15You two don't stop scrappling.
00:11:16I'll send you both home.
00:11:17They dignified.
00:11:19Miss Big Mouth,
00:11:20you've got a rat.
00:11:22Oh!
00:11:22Oh, I don't know what you did to her.
00:11:24I don't know.
00:11:25It's hers anyhow.
00:11:26Oh, that's got nothing to do with it.
00:11:27Now, get a tire of the towel and watch that beer off.
00:11:29You're all right.
00:11:30Now, see if there's anything besides beer in this joint.
00:11:32Yeah.
00:11:33My goodness, you ought to be ashamed of yourself
00:11:35fighting about a man you haven't even met yet.
00:11:38How can we three stick together
00:11:39if you two are scrapping all the time?
00:11:41Oh, well, I always said she was on the level
00:11:43and more fun than me.
00:11:44Well, I always said you were more fun, too,
00:11:46as far as that goes.
00:11:47Well, I'm not anymore.
00:11:48I'm broke and disillusioned,
00:11:50and that makes me bitter.
00:11:51Oh, poor Gee.
00:11:53Well, there's one thing.
00:11:54No one can pan you to one of you to the other.
00:11:56Oh, well, you can have my good luck question anyhow, Gee.
00:11:59I'll give you my red box first.
00:12:01Oh, that's sweet.
00:12:02Well, anyhow.
00:12:04You will call a day, won't you?
00:12:06Sure, I will.
00:12:07Yeah.
00:12:08Tell him not to bring in his roll mind.
00:12:09Get a regular guy or nothing.
00:12:16Having a very old travel day?
00:12:17Girl trouble?
00:12:19No, Father.
00:12:20Why?
00:12:20Because you've rolled your dice,
00:12:21but you haven't moved your men.
00:12:23Oh, I'm sorry, Father.
00:12:28Six and a five.
00:12:29Aha.
00:12:30All right.
00:12:31Double you.
00:12:31Take it.
00:12:35Yes, Billings, what is it?
00:12:37A telephone for Mr. Day, sir.
00:12:40Telephone.
00:12:41Telephone.
00:12:42Tell them he'll call back.
00:12:44It's a lady, sir.
00:12:46Of course it is.
00:12:48It's always a lady.
00:12:50I believe it's the ladies today.
00:12:52You'll have to excuse me, Father.
00:12:58Hello?
00:13:00Oh, hello, darling.
00:13:02Listen, darling.
00:13:03Will you be sweet and give us a party tonight?
00:13:05Of course.
00:13:06I'd love to.
00:13:07Well, now, you've got to bring along someone nice for Gene.
00:13:10Who'll you get?
00:13:11I'm not going to tell you now.
00:13:12I'll wait till you meet him.
00:13:14Goodbye, darling.
00:13:17Wild Oats, Billings.
00:13:18Wild Oats.
00:13:19They're only young ones, sir.
00:13:21I haven't forgotten.
00:13:25Your place.
00:13:25I haven't forgotten.
00:13:31I've got to bring along.
00:13:51Okay, what's the name?
00:13:53If you had the sense you were born, would you remember that I gave you that red dress back?
00:13:59Say, listen, you owe me five pairs of $16 stock.
00:14:01Oh, and quit having me and shut up.
00:14:03Oh, shut up yourself.
00:14:04Every time I lend you a pay, you promise to give a friend to your nephew.
00:14:06Stopping, stopping.
00:14:06You keep yapping about stopping.
00:14:08When I think of the champagne, I lend her.
00:14:10Where's my lemon coke?
00:14:11You lemon coke, you mean.
00:14:12Yeah, I might have a gold comb you borrowed last winter and didn't get back.
00:14:15You gave it to me.
00:14:16I lent it to you.
00:14:16You gave it to me for Christmas.
00:14:18I lent it to you for Christmas.
00:14:21Hello, officer.
00:14:21Oh, good evening, sir.
00:14:22And my table, right here.
00:14:24Well, what have you got that both kill us, blind us, or burn holes in our clothes?
00:14:28They've got good cordon rouge here.
00:14:30Very expensive, sir.
00:14:31Did I ask you the price today?
00:14:32No, no.
00:14:33So if you don't know who I am, you better ask some of the waiters.
00:14:35Now, put some champagne on ice and then bring them in you.
00:14:38Yes.
00:14:40Well, where are these friends of yours?
00:14:42I'm not in the habit of being kept waiting in staycages.
00:14:45You know, I can call up 500 girls here, London, Paris, Berlin, Vienna.
00:14:49Have 450 here in half an hour.
00:14:51You won't, though, will you?
00:14:53Well, I hope you didn't think that was a nine or both.
00:14:55As long as it wasn't a threat, I don't care.
00:14:57I've got the three best bets on the whole west side for you tonight.
00:15:00My own girl's one of them, so give them a break.
00:15:02Well, don't think that I'm not anxious to meet them.
00:15:04Or I, I think, you know, it's the spice of life.
00:15:06Well, there we are.
00:15:08Well, where are they?
00:15:09I think you'll find the ladies in the bathroom.
00:15:11What would you do all the time of putting me white alcohol?
00:15:14I would say it hurts by.
00:15:15Why do I have that so many?
00:15:16What do you do to me?
00:15:17War of our life salute.
00:15:20Tell us the right of them.
00:15:21Tell us the left of them.
00:15:22Allward, allward, roll the 600.
00:15:24500!
00:15:25Hey!
00:15:25I'm not fed up.
00:15:26I want to speak to it sometime.
00:15:28I want to buy a little drink, right?
00:15:30Somebody has been crazy to me.
00:15:32Well, tell me.
00:15:33Surprise.
00:15:34Oh, tell.
00:15:35You'll see.
00:15:37Well, here they are.
00:15:40Shotzi, Jean, and Tolaire.
00:15:43Always together, bigger than thieves, out for no good.
00:15:46I call them the three musketeers of Riverside Drive.
00:15:49Faith, Hope, Charity.
00:15:51Ta-da!
00:15:53You should be on the stage.
00:15:54Oh, we've been.
00:15:56Ladies of folly.
00:15:57Yeah, plenty of folly.
00:15:58Oh, we've been glorified.
00:15:59If it hadn't been Mr. Zick, they would all be married.
00:16:01And send them down.
00:16:01Um, you're Mr. Emery, aren't you?
00:16:05Yes.
00:16:06Yes, I've seen you often at the races.
00:16:08The races?
00:16:09Oh, maybe it was the polo.
00:16:10I wouldn't forget you.
00:16:11You are good-looking, you know.
00:16:13Yes, isn't he?
00:16:14Yes, I never forget a face.
00:16:15I'll sit by you.
00:16:16Only that happens to be my place.
00:16:18Well, all right, all right.
00:16:20I don't see why you have to be so fussy.
00:16:23We go.
00:16:24Well, beggars can't be children.
00:16:26Any old port patrol?
00:16:27No.
00:16:31Do you have to introduce me today, or do I do that for myself?
00:16:34Not unless you're a freshman.
00:16:37I always like to know who I'm talking to.
00:16:39You mean to say you didn't know he was Boris Felsen?
00:16:43Oh, I didn't.
00:16:44What if I was for a freshman?
00:16:45Well, how about this?
00:16:47Well, that's the best you've done.
00:16:48No problem.
00:16:48Thanks.
00:16:49Thanks.
00:16:50Uh, caviar?
00:16:51Don't speak of food while I'm drinking my dinner.
00:16:53Mm-hmm.
00:16:54I'll just take a sandwich if you don't mind.
00:16:56For what time?
00:16:57A large club.
00:17:01The lady will have a large club.
00:17:02One large club.
00:17:03One large club.
00:17:04Anything for me, old man.
00:17:05I'm having mine.
00:17:08Hey, what do you do?
00:17:10I play the piano.
00:17:12Is that all?
00:17:13Well, I took tambourine lessons, but I gave them up when I was very young.
00:17:17Oh, dear.
00:17:18A comic as well.
00:17:19He happens to play it a little better than anyone else in the world.
00:17:24You've heard me.
00:17:25Why shouldn't I have heard you?
00:17:27I'm allowed in public places.
00:17:29I thought you two could get together about music.
00:17:32I take piano lessons myself, Mr. Felsen.
00:17:35I just love the music.
00:17:38Yeah, I hate it.
00:17:39Are you like mine?
00:17:41We shall see.
00:17:43Oh, quit crabbing, King.
00:17:45Don't spoil the party.
00:17:46I'm going home.
00:17:47Oh, no, no, no.
00:17:48I don't know where home is, but I know I'll find it a lot quicker by myself,
00:17:51and I will hang around with you two, four-flushers.
00:17:53I come back from Paris after all I've been through,
00:17:55and you talk big about helping me get a new start in life.
00:17:58And the best you can offer me is a piano player.
00:18:00Oh, gee, but please.
00:18:02Piano player, that's a good one.
00:18:04Not a piano player.
00:18:05A pianist, please.
00:18:06Well, it's the same thing to me.
00:18:07Yeah, but this piano player happens to get paid $2,500 every time he plays.
00:18:11How often do you play?
00:18:13Well, never less than three, never more than four times a week.
00:18:15Three or four times a week at $2,500.
00:18:20Well, I'm not too proud to apologize.
00:18:25Well, I think it's the morning.
00:18:28Well, now that we've got that point, let's go.
00:18:33It's not bad, this, huh?
00:18:35I'll tell you more about it in the morning.
00:18:37What do you mean?
00:18:37You can tell an awful lot about the liquor you drink the night before
00:18:40by where you find your hat the next morning.
00:18:43So your first name's Jim.
00:18:45That's the first name, yes.
00:18:47What year were you in the college?
00:18:49Ask me no questions, and I'll tell you no lies.
00:18:51But it was years and years ago.
00:18:54I want to talk to you in the bar.
00:18:57What's this, later?
00:18:58Forrest Stolman's a great fellow.
00:19:05Wasted on Gene.
00:19:06Gene isn't wasted on him.
00:19:08So it seems.
00:19:09That's the point, isn't it, darling?
00:19:12I'd like to say something personal.
00:19:15Well, go on for it.
00:19:18You're an Italian, aren't you?
00:19:20You must be a traveling man.
00:19:22In a way.
00:19:24But I know women.
00:19:25Blonde Italian is the most beautiful thing on earth.
00:19:28You Russian?
00:19:31Russian from the Bronx.
00:19:33Oh, say.
00:19:35Hello, Pop.
00:19:37Did you call me up?
00:19:39No, I'm not at home.
00:19:41I'm with Gene in Polair.
00:19:43Where?
00:19:45Oh, in a sort of a drugstore.
00:19:50You're using more trouble than anything else in the world.
00:19:53It might be your income tax.
00:19:54It might be your waistline.
00:19:56Neither.
00:19:57Getting rid of the women who fall in love with me.
00:20:00No.
00:20:01I'm serious.
00:20:03Women who love me never want to let me go.
00:20:05Oh, how do you account for that?
00:20:07Well, in every man's life, he has one dream that he feels sure will never come true.
00:20:13He dreams that there's always some woman somewhere who'll say,
00:20:16nothing ever lost.
00:20:18I knew this wouldn't.
00:20:19But I've never had anything like it before, so good luck and goodbye.
00:20:24You're leading up to calling me your dream girl?
00:20:26I may be.
00:20:28But you're going to fall in love with me.
00:20:31No, tell me more.
00:20:32I'm going to play just for you.
00:20:35Play the piano?
00:20:38Tell you.
00:20:39If you don't fall in love with me after I play for you tonight,
00:20:43you can take the price of a mink coat home with you.
00:20:46$5,000, what do you say?
00:20:48Is it better?
00:20:51I don't say what I get if I win.
00:20:53Well, I thought I was understood.
00:20:54Anything.
00:20:55Everything.
00:20:55Oh, I'll take you up.
00:21:02Where?
00:21:03I'm looking for your place to wash my hands.
00:21:06There's a room there, Mark.
00:21:08Gentle.
00:21:08But don't let that stop.
00:21:09You go right in.
00:21:11Yes, sir.
00:21:15Pardon me.
00:21:16Is that yours?
00:21:18Yes.
00:21:19Well, just to make it legal,
00:21:20you bet they're beginning to make coat.
00:21:22Is it done?
00:21:24Is it done?
00:21:25Mr. I'm human.
00:21:30Sorry, ladies and gentlemen.
00:21:32Two o'clock.
00:21:33Closing time.
00:21:34It's easier to close at two o'clock.
00:21:35It's practically a tea room.
00:21:36I will be in trouble, thank you.
00:21:38Do we just have a head on the flash to think about it?
00:21:40No.
00:21:44Well, I think we'll have to go before they put us out.
00:21:47Well, for me, I've got to go and bustle at nine in the morning.
00:21:49But you know, is anyone getting up at nine in the morning?
00:21:51Yes.
00:21:53They're going to be hung.
00:21:54Well, if you want to stay up, come to my place.
00:21:56Did you get a telephone call, huh?
00:21:58Where do you live?
00:21:59Central Park, West.
00:22:00I think we'll go to my place.
00:22:02It's hard to try to keep sheigned with her.
00:22:11I can't believe in kindergarten.
00:22:12Yeah.
00:22:13I wanna do it.
00:22:13No.
00:22:14No.
00:22:14No.
00:22:15No.
00:22:15No.
00:22:16This is the way to listen to music, just lying around, half cock-eyes in the dark.
00:22:38That's the way to listen to anything, music or live.
00:22:42This is a light-bore, I don't know, some people don't know it.
00:22:47Hey, hey, what do you think of Jean falling asleep on Feldman's playing and now she's sleeping on Polair?
00:22:53Well, she said she didn't like piano players.
00:22:55I know, but that's a fine way to act when they invite you to their house.
00:23:06That's that.
00:23:08Well, should we have some light?
00:23:09Well, certainly if it doesn't disturb your friends.
00:23:15What time is it?
00:23:17Why, it's after four.
00:23:19After four?
00:23:20Gee, I've got to go home.
00:23:21I can't sit up all night listening to you play the piano.
00:23:23I've got to golf listen at nine in the morning.
00:23:25I'll go upstairs and get my coat.
00:23:30Oh, wear something for a first.
00:23:34Gee, boy, you've been holding out of me.
00:23:36I didn't know you could really play.
00:23:38I can't, really.
00:23:40But you can really.
00:23:41I knew you had something.
00:23:43I see you think I've got a pretty talented girl, Feldman.
00:23:45Yes, that's why I want to talk to her.
00:23:47I don't want to talk.
00:23:49I hate people who can talk.
00:23:50So do I.
00:23:51But tell me, where did you learn what you know about music?
00:23:56Somebody sat me down on a piano stool when I was a kid.
00:23:58What made you get up?
00:24:00That's a long story, and I hate long stories.
00:24:04Yeah.
00:24:05So do I.
00:24:07Come on, everybody.
00:24:08Let's have a little zinky.
00:24:10Come into my study.
00:24:11I can talk even better there.
00:24:12And we won't disturb your friend's slumber.
00:24:17Well, perhaps a little more music might help.
00:24:21I can make it honest to you.
00:24:39No, you couldn't.
00:24:41I haven't got the gut.
00:24:42Now, don't talk like a fool.
00:24:44Why not?
00:24:45I am a fool.
00:24:46I've got just enough sense to realize that you're a divine artist which I object to.
00:24:50Well, why do you object?
00:24:52Because nothing that's divine is any fun.
00:24:54And anything that's not fun is out as far as I'm concerned.
00:24:59Come in, Justice.
00:25:00Oh, I'd rather not.
00:25:01Well, I'm not proud.
00:25:02All day off, Gene.
00:25:02Dave isn't enjoying this anymore than you are.
00:25:04Well, why doesn't he stand up for advice then and do something?
00:25:07Right?
00:25:08I haven't any right.
00:25:09Pelley is not my property.
00:25:10Well, Feldman's mine.
00:25:12All the arts are picked from, and you had to bring a piano player.
00:25:16What's wrong with that?
00:25:17I'm not worried.
00:25:18Don't lie to me.
00:25:19I'm not lying.
00:25:22Anyway, I think this party's seen better days.
00:25:24Why don't we all go out somewhere for breakfast?
00:25:27Yes, well, I'm for that.
00:25:28I'd do anything to get that Kentucky bell out of here.
00:25:30Playing the piano for my personal property.
00:25:36I can make you work.
00:25:39I tell you, I'm too lazy.
00:25:41I'm no good.
00:25:42I know I'm no good.
00:25:43If you're good enough for Boris Feldman, you're good enough for the world.
00:25:46Oh.
00:25:48Would you kindly leave us alone?
00:25:51I just wanted to tell you that Mr. Emery's taking us all out to breakfast.
00:25:57Well, if he takes you, I'll be perfectly satisfied.
00:26:02No man living can make a quack like that to me and get away with it.
00:26:07Dave, would you mind stepping here for yourself, thank you, Mrs. George?
00:26:10I don't want to take advantage of my friend this day, but you're very fond of this girl.
00:26:25I've made her a proposition.
00:26:27Let her study with me for two years and I'll make her rich and famous.
00:26:31Well, I don't see why that's taking advantage of me.
00:26:35She won't have me make her anything but notorious.
00:26:37I don't want to be famous and I don't have to be rich.
00:26:40I never give advice except when I'm tight, so I think you'd better take him up and do what he tells you.
00:26:46Even if that washes up everything between you and me?
00:26:49Well, why does that follow?
00:26:50Well, doesn't it, Feldman?
00:26:52Obviously.
00:26:54She'll have to travel with my company, go on my tours, spend her summers in Europe studying.
00:27:01Now, will you tell her that I can offer her more than you or will you stand in her way?
00:27:06Well, I don't want to stand in her way, but...
00:27:07Well, there may be some poison in my stepping out of your way.
00:27:11I've chosen.
00:27:13I'm bad for him, but I may be of some use to myself.
00:27:16When do we stop?
00:27:17Right away.
00:27:18That's a little sudden.
00:27:21No, it isn't.
00:27:23It's better to have everything straight like that.
00:27:25It's simpler.
00:27:27You are a sports day.
00:27:28Oh, that's all right.
00:27:31But, uh, don't forget me if you fall off the piano stool.
00:27:40None of that.
00:27:41You're mine now and I'm jealous.
00:27:44Always in the course of a long evening.
00:27:46Somebody always drinks a toast.
00:27:48Usually with less excuse than I've got.
00:27:55Well, here's to Polaire's future.
00:28:01Polaire's future?
00:28:02Why?
00:28:03Because she's promised to give me her hand.
00:28:06I did not say her hand.
00:28:07And I'm going to help her to make them famous.
00:28:10He thinks he can teach me to play the piano well enough to get paid for it.
00:28:13She's promised to work.
00:28:15I'll get you some coffee.
00:28:16I'll help you.
00:28:17Thanks, though.
00:28:18I keep my coffee in the strangest places.
00:28:19Just a moment.
00:28:21Do I win that bet?
00:28:23What bet?
00:28:24Did you or did you not bet me a mink coat that you'd make me love you?
00:28:28I did.
00:28:29Well, you haven't made me.
00:28:32$5,000, didn't we say?
00:28:34$5,000, yes.
00:28:37Count them yourself.
00:28:40That's what I call high, wide, and handsome.
00:28:42Handsome is as handsome does.
00:28:45I even returned your handkerchief.
00:28:46You can keep that.
00:28:47Thanks, though.
00:28:48I didn't win it.
00:28:51I've won much more.
00:28:53I can't remember when I've had a more profitable evening.
00:28:59I'll be going home, I guess.
00:29:00Wait a minute.
00:29:03I suppose you know you've made a little fool of yourself.
00:29:05I've always known that, my dear.
00:29:08Oh, yeah?
00:29:09Well, this party certainly died to death.
00:29:11I'm going home.
00:29:12What's your hurry?
00:29:13I'm not thinking of going yet.
00:29:15All right, then take off your coat and stick around a while.
00:29:18I'm cold.
00:29:20All right, keep it on, then.
00:29:21Come on, Dave.
00:29:22Let's go in the kitchen and get some coffee.
00:29:24Cold?
00:29:42What's this?
00:29:43Well, when I did that, I was hot.
00:29:48Your methods have never been exactly subtle, have they?
00:29:52They usually work.
00:29:54Which one were you planning that for, Felsman or Day?
00:29:57My business.
00:29:59I'm sorry, Gene.
00:30:00Can I help it if Felsman likes me?
00:30:02Try it on Day.
00:30:05He's a swell guy.
00:30:07Oh, don't bother me.
00:30:08I'm busy.
00:30:11I thought you'd gone.
00:30:13I'm waiting for the Marines to drag me out.
00:30:22I've done my best to get rid of them.
00:30:23I'd rather you told them that I've gone home.
00:30:26You're shy.
00:30:27I like that.
00:30:28I'm just not used to letting people in on my business the way you do.
00:30:32Where are you going?
00:30:33I'm going home to get a few things.
00:30:35Well, it's just ten minutes to five.
00:30:41I'll give you those ten minutes.
00:30:43I'll be back.
00:30:46No.
00:30:47Not while Day is still here.
00:31:01Is she gone?
00:31:03Yes, she's gone.
00:31:05I'm going too.
00:31:07Well, goodbye.
00:31:09Goodbye.
00:31:11Goodbye.
00:31:11Goodbye.
00:31:13Goodbye.
00:31:30Even suspect we've overstayed our welcome.
00:31:32You may be right there, too.
00:31:34Get your own hat and coat, Dave.
00:31:36I'll do that.
00:31:38Has Gene gone yet?
00:31:40Yes, she's gone home.
00:31:41I wonder where that is.
00:31:42I haven't changed its idea.
00:31:47Well, no hard feelings, I hope, old man.
00:31:50Of course there are.
00:31:51Still, I'll wish you luck, since we may not meet again.
00:31:54Thanks.
00:31:54Thanks.
00:31:55Thanks.
00:31:55Thanks.
00:31:56Our program continues with Lucille Oliver singing Tosti's Goodbye.
00:32:13Well, I'd say to give you back your $5,000.
00:32:26Well, I'd say to give you back your $5,000.
00:32:40Why?
00:32:43Ask me no question, and I'll tell you no lies.
00:32:47Keep it.
00:32:48I didn't win it.
00:32:49I didn't win it.
00:32:51Oh, yes, you did.
00:32:53You didn't try to make me love you, Feldman.
00:32:57You want me to?
00:33:01Well, oh, I'm still here.
00:33:07As I see you are.
00:33:08Let's have a little drink here, then I'll go.
00:33:23Oh, you too.
00:33:26Sorry to hurry you, my dear, but, um...
00:33:28How many blonde Italians have you known?
00:33:32Only one.
00:33:43Oh, I'm hot.
00:33:46Oh, I wonder where my dress is.
00:33:51I did have a dress once.
00:33:54Pardon my appeal.
00:33:56I find it hard to.
00:34:03Oh, this is the most wonderful couch in the world.
00:34:10Mind if I stay here?
00:34:16Just what do you want?
00:34:23I want to take piano lessons.
00:34:26You won that bet.
00:34:32Did I?
00:34:34Did you want to win it?
00:34:36I'm afraid I did.
00:34:41Don't go.
00:34:43Let it ring.
00:34:44I'm sleeping.
00:34:53No.
00:34:55They'll go away.
00:34:59They've gone.
00:35:00How many people have come out of Mr. Feldman's apartment since I left?
00:35:14A lady and a gentleman together.
00:35:16Only one lady?
00:35:17That's all, ma'am.
00:35:19That's all, ma'am.
00:35:33Take me down.
00:35:34Yes, ma'am.
00:35:35Take me down.
00:35:40Yes, ma'am.
00:35:52I like you, Dave.
00:35:53Don't take things too hard.
00:35:54I like you too, Shatty.
00:35:56Thanks.
00:35:57Good night.
00:35:57Good night.
00:35:58Drive around the park.
00:36:11Drive around the park for a while.
00:36:13I like you too.
00:36:20And I like you too.
00:36:22We're here.
00:36:24ھo-poo-poo-poo-poo.
00:36:28That's all.
00:36:29That's all.
00:36:29I like you too.
00:36:39I like you too.
00:36:40Pretty girl.
00:37:02I'll do it.
00:37:03Call an ambulance.
00:37:06Someone help me with this drive.
00:37:10Hello.
00:37:17Yeah, this is she.
00:37:19Who?
00:37:21Hospital?
00:37:23What hospital?
00:37:25Taxi accident.
00:37:26Is she hurt badly?
00:37:27I'll be right over.
00:37:36Well, it was a milk wagon.
00:37:39Either my driver was a drinking man or he doesn't like milk wagons.
00:37:43I never should have let Jean have my bad dime.
00:37:45Well, I'll call day.
00:37:47Oh, no.
00:37:48No, that's all washed up.
00:37:51Well, where was Feldman?
00:37:53Yeah, that was too good to be true.
00:37:55Well, what do you want to do?
00:37:57Get well.
00:37:58Get my bad dime back.
00:38:00And get good and even.
00:38:01Good and even with who?
00:38:02With that big stiff Jean.
00:38:04Jean?
00:38:04Yes.
00:38:06She beat me to it.
00:38:07Jean and Feldman.
00:38:08What?
00:38:09I wonder how they'll get on.
00:38:11I wonder how they'll get on.
00:38:16I wonder how they'll get on.
00:38:17I wonder how they'll get on.
00:38:17I wonder how they'll get on.
00:38:18I wonder how they'll get on.
00:38:18I wonder how they'll get on.
00:38:19I wonder how they'll get on.
00:38:20I wonder how they'll get on.
00:38:21I wonder how they'll get on.
00:38:22I wonder how they'll get on.
00:38:23I wonder how they'll get on.
00:38:24I wonder how they'll get on.
00:38:25I wonder how they'll get on.
00:38:26I wonder how they'll get on.
00:38:27I wonder how they'll get on.
00:38:28I wonder how they'll get on.
00:38:29I wonder how they'll get on.
00:38:30I wonder how they'll get on.
00:38:31I wonder how they'll get on.
00:38:32I wonder how they'll get on.
00:38:33I wonder how they'll get on.
00:38:34I wonder how they'll get on.
00:38:35but I saw you asleep say listen I just called you up to tell you that from now
00:38:55on I sleep when I please and with or without music well don't write wire
00:39:02Emma come here take this the best book and get on that telephone we've got to see
00:39:07where we go from here yes Miss Jean where do I begin start at the beginning and go
00:39:10right through I'm back in circulation
00:39:23oh come on tell me what my whole life story again no tell me what you hear from
00:39:30I don't hear anything
00:39:36what do you hear from Folaire oh nothing I thought she's where I saw her last
00:39:43well now that we've got that off our mind what are we going to hear
00:39:50well I can't understand why he didn't get there I'm sure he said lunch and I waited as long as I could I have this appointment at 3.30 you know but if he comes in ask him to call me here I wouldn't worry if I were you life isn't so easy these days that a girl can afford not to worry
00:40:19who's in that boat that's not so true I believe it is miss who's in that next boat
00:40:25it's your friend miss Lauren
00:40:31well hello you hello yourself where you've been keeping yourself ask me a question I'll tell you no lies where's Folaire ask me any questions you want to I can keep my trap shut
00:40:46how government oh we parted huh I knew that wouldn't lie yeah our temperament for it suited
00:40:52who'd you have lunch with today
00:40:54well what's it to you
00:40:56well I don't know if it's anything to me only I had a luncheon engagement with pops and he didn't keep it
00:41:00hmm so a little snooping seems in order the gentleman spoke I was here Miss Lauren
00:41:04oh ask him to wait ask him to come in
00:41:06this is my territory Al Capone knowing your habits I want to be sure of that
00:41:10oh hello
00:41:10uh you've met Mr. Emery
00:41:13oh hello Chassie
00:41:14you know I've met him
00:41:15she thought you were fine
00:41:17no
00:41:17I can't imagine why he's so fretful about pops
00:41:20are you two playing around together now
00:41:22well he's my fiancé
00:41:23not that we're engaged or anything like that
00:41:24not like you
00:41:25what is
00:41:26try and take your best friend's man away from her
00:41:28and you don't look so hot either
00:41:29what do you mean she gave him up didn't she
00:41:31hey we're going out to have a little drinky won't you join us
00:41:33this way is a hearing from me department
00:41:34say anything you've got to say about me you'll say before me
00:41:36I wouldn't say what I've got to say about you before anybody
00:41:39now listen young man I've got news for you
00:41:44at least I think a lot less of you if it isn't news
00:41:46I'm not supposed to tell you but now that I see what that baby's up to
00:41:48did you know that the lawyer's been in the hospital
00:41:50what
00:41:50yeah ever since that night at Thelman
00:41:52what hospital where
00:41:52let's go to the hospital
00:41:53I'm sorry about that drink I'm going
00:41:55hey you can't get away with it
00:41:57shut up will you
00:41:57shut up
00:41:58shut up
00:41:58shut up
00:41:59shut up
00:42:00shut up
00:42:00shut up
00:42:04that because it's new
00:42:08this
00:42:12because it's me
00:42:14well I always knew you were a prince
00:42:18but I never dreamed you were such a glutton for punishment
00:42:20the recipient places the ring on the usual finger and kisses the donor
00:42:24wait a minute
00:42:27how do you know I won't walk out on you again
00:42:31well
00:42:32if I make you happy you won't want to
00:42:34if I don't
00:42:36do I deserve to lose you
00:42:37talk to your father first
00:42:43till then I'm not holding you to any promises made
00:42:47except one
00:42:49what's that
00:42:50that you still like me
00:42:52darling
00:42:54well we'll bury the hatchet
00:42:58and have a little drinky
00:42:59well
00:43:00all right
00:43:00yes
00:43:01ah remember what happened to Mary Queen of God
00:43:06yeah
00:43:07it's for you Mr. Drupal
00:43:09oh I was
00:43:10hello
00:43:11yes this is she
00:43:13who
00:43:17what's the matter
00:43:19it's Pop
00:43:21what about Pop
00:43:22he's passed
00:43:23where
00:43:24out
00:43:25oh
00:43:27it makes me feel a little queer
00:43:31yeah me too
00:43:34it makes me realize how fond I was at first
00:43:37me too
00:43:39oh I'm gonna miss for something terrible
00:43:43me too
00:43:45you
00:43:46any objection to me Mr. Pop
00:43:49yes I have
00:43:50why
00:43:51well it don't seem respectful to his memories
00:43:55oh
00:43:55oh is that so
00:43:57and when I think of the way you took advantage of him
00:44:00me
00:44:00yes you
00:44:01how did I ever take advantage of Pop
00:44:03were you ever after anything but his money
00:44:04oh my your nurse
00:44:05and when I think I could have saved him from you
00:44:08if I had the time
00:44:09you save Pop from me
00:44:10maybe it isn't too late yet
00:44:13too late for what
00:44:13for me to get busy
00:44:15call out the reserves
00:44:17get into work soon
00:44:18and leave you holding the van
00:44:20hey wait
00:44:20what are you doing
00:44:21come here
00:44:21come here
00:44:21take this thing off my head
00:44:22what are you gonna do
00:44:23come here
00:44:24will you come in please
00:44:33if you ladies will sit down
00:44:41and I'll call Mr. Garrett
00:44:42on
00:44:46I don't like this
00:44:51well you gotta go through with it
00:44:52how do you do
00:44:58how do you do
00:44:59which is Ms. Sutro
00:45:00I am
00:45:00this is Ms. Gwynn
00:45:01I have heard both your names
00:45:03this is a painful occasion ladies
00:45:06very
00:45:07my client
00:45:08and your late friend
00:45:10as you know Ms. Sutro
00:45:11was a man who all his life
00:45:13did things his own way
00:45:15are you trying to tell me something's wrong
00:45:17no my dear lady
00:45:19not a thing
00:45:20only a little servoing
00:45:23for which my client
00:45:24left most strict instruction
00:45:27is the other lady ready
00:45:28yes
00:45:29what other lady
00:45:30just a moment please
00:45:32show her in
00:45:33please
00:45:36you sit there
00:45:50Ms. Lauren
00:45:50you sit there
00:45:52Ms. Lauren
00:45:54you sit there
00:46:00you may proceed
00:46:08being in sound health and body
00:46:25I wish to make a few remarks
00:46:26in my own voice
00:46:27to supplement
00:46:28what I have already
00:46:29put in writing
00:46:30oh poor Pop
00:46:33he has a cold
00:46:34he had a cold
00:46:37I have of late years
00:46:38been associated
00:46:39with three young women
00:46:40known as Jean
00:46:41Shatzi
00:46:42and Polaire
00:46:42for Polaire
00:46:43I have only the highest
00:46:45but most disinterested
00:46:46esteem
00:46:46I have embodied
00:46:48my feelings for Shatzi
00:46:49in my will
00:46:50I take this means
00:46:52however
00:46:52of warning my executives
00:46:54is against the scheming
00:46:55of the one named Jean
00:46:56that's a lie
00:46:58I knew you'd say that
00:47:00sit down
00:47:01is there anything else
00:47:12madame?
00:47:13no I don't think so
00:47:14what do you want Shatzi?
00:47:17a larger club
00:47:18say remember stupid
00:47:20we're ordering breakfast
00:47:21try to have it here
00:47:22before the middle
00:47:23of the afternoon
00:47:24yes madame
00:47:25can you beat Beth?
00:47:27a yes madame waiter
00:47:28and a yes ma'am mainu
00:47:29I'm glad I told Dave
00:47:30to bring his father
00:47:31here this afternoon
00:47:32and not for lunch
00:47:32wouldn't it be a terrible mistake
00:47:34if they came for dinner?
00:47:35not a chance
00:47:35they'll be here
00:47:36this afternoon at four
00:47:37hello?
00:47:47hello
00:47:47what do you want
00:47:51it's Jean
00:47:52what do you want
00:47:54to see us about?
00:47:56I'll make it some other time
00:47:56I'm busy this afternoon
00:47:57all right then
00:48:01three o'clock
00:48:02will that be all madame?
00:48:05that's all
00:48:06scram
00:48:06yes madame
00:48:07no no
00:48:09wait a minute
00:48:10is that all the clothes
00:48:12you've got?
00:48:14I don't think
00:48:14I understand you madame
00:48:16well have you got
00:48:16a real bottle of soup?
00:48:17can you get
00:48:18a real butler's soup?
00:48:19yes madame
00:48:20very well then G
00:48:22you're going to be
00:48:23our butler
00:48:24for about half an hour
00:48:25this afternoon
00:48:25when that dame shows up
00:48:27we'll show her
00:48:28a family retainer
00:48:28that'll knock her eye out
00:48:29yes great
00:48:30you won't get over that
00:48:31for a year
00:48:31you'll be back here
00:48:32at three o'clock
00:48:32with that butler's soup
00:48:33and serve tea
00:48:34we won't want you for long
00:48:35now you understand?
00:48:36yes madame
00:48:37I'll see if she's at home
00:48:49I'll see if she's at home
00:49:03what name shall I say?
00:49:06Lawrence
00:49:07won't you be seated miss
00:49:13just a moment
00:49:19by any chance
00:49:22is your name
00:49:23Meadows?
00:49:24no miss
00:49:25Herbert Scroggins
00:49:27that's all I wanted to know
00:49:33well well well
00:49:39gee my dear
00:49:40how are you?
00:49:42no one knows
00:49:43well if you came here
00:49:44to be a sponsor
00:49:44I can come here
00:49:46with a handful
00:49:46of calling cards
00:49:47jean my dear
00:49:52oh it's simply
00:49:53wonderful to see you again
00:49:55you're looking too
00:49:56marvelous yourself
00:49:57my dear
00:49:58believe it or not
00:49:59why we're forgetting
00:50:02jean hasn't had her tea yet
00:50:04shall I call joan
00:50:05shall I say
00:50:06why not
00:50:06oh here he is now
00:50:14how are all the other
00:50:16slaves of the old
00:50:17plantation herbits?
00:50:19well there you have me
00:50:21mum
00:50:21shall I call?
00:50:24if you will
00:50:24uh cream?
00:50:28no
00:50:29how wise she is
00:50:31not to take cream
00:50:32you're two or three
00:50:33pounds of the good
00:50:34aren't you?
00:50:38that's a cute little
00:50:39jacket
00:50:39this?
00:50:41yes
00:50:42where did you get it?
00:50:43I shot it in me
00:50:45own kitchen
00:50:45did you get that
00:50:49thing you're wearing?
00:50:50oh this?
00:50:51oh
00:50:51the man who made it
00:50:53is so well known
00:50:54you never even
00:50:55heard of him
00:50:55oh
00:50:56heard an eye
00:50:57oh
00:51:05ginger
00:51:05it don't last
00:51:07till you get it home
00:51:08yeah
00:51:09well it lasted
00:51:09till it got home
00:51:10to me
00:51:11look
00:51:13have these
00:51:15since I saw you
00:51:15last
00:51:16they're real
00:51:17knew they were
00:51:20I can always
00:51:21tell real
00:51:21so
00:51:22even when
00:51:24they're such
00:51:24little
00:51:25ones
00:51:26oh is that
00:51:28so
00:51:29well some of
00:51:30these are
00:51:31so little
00:51:32and some of them
00:51:34aren't so real
00:51:35are they?
00:51:36oh is that
00:51:37so
00:51:37well I didn't
00:51:38come here to be
00:51:38high-hatted
00:51:39and nobody gets
00:51:39away with it
00:51:40what did you come
00:51:40here for?
00:51:41I came here
00:51:41because I made up
00:51:41my mind
00:51:42you better be told
00:51:42where you get off
00:51:43nobody gets away
00:51:44with double-crossing me
00:51:44why double-crossing you?
00:51:45now don't tell me
00:51:46you didn't put
00:51:46Fox up for that
00:51:47photograph gang
00:51:48oh now Jean
00:51:48I swear
00:51:48I suppose you didn't
00:51:49take De Emery
00:51:49away from me
00:51:50just as I got
00:51:50started on him
00:51:51and Polly
00:51:51I gave him up
00:51:51and said I could
00:51:52have him
00:51:52Polly I didn't
00:51:53want to give him
00:51:53up and you
00:51:53knew it anyway
00:51:54didn't you?
00:51:54never mind what I did
00:51:55hello
00:52:00oh yes dear
00:52:02when?
00:52:04now?
00:52:06well all right
00:52:07you've got to go
00:52:11I've got to what?
00:52:12go
00:52:12they're on the way
00:52:14they just tell us
00:52:14yeah you gotta go
00:52:15we got business here
00:52:15this afternoon
00:52:16it's private business
00:52:17what?
00:52:18is it so private
00:52:19you can't let an old
00:52:20friend in on it?
00:52:21yes Jean
00:52:21I'm sorry
00:52:22but it is
00:52:22well that's what
00:52:24I call carrying
00:52:24things too far
00:52:26keeping secrets
00:52:27from your oldest
00:52:28friend
00:52:28throwing your
00:52:30oldest friend
00:52:31out of the street
00:52:32I'm sorry Jean
00:52:34oh why should I
00:52:34be interested anyway
00:52:35oh Jean
00:52:36well I'll have to
00:52:36tell her
00:52:40oh no no
00:52:40don't tell me
00:52:41oh no don't
00:52:42tell me
00:52:43you'll be so private
00:52:44don't think of
00:52:45telling me
00:52:45what is it?
00:52:51I'm going to be
00:52:52married
00:52:52you're going to
00:52:54be married?
00:52:55who to?
00:52:57well now I don't
00:52:58want it talked
00:52:59about but
00:52:59Day Emery
00:53:02you're going to
00:53:04marry Day Emery?
00:53:06yes
00:53:06and he's bringing
00:53:08his father here
00:53:09now?
00:53:11yes look me over
00:53:12and well you see
00:53:14Jean Day
00:53:14wouldn't want
00:53:15anyone else here
00:53:16oh
00:53:18oh I see
00:53:21well love
00:53:23why not let the
00:53:25old man look us
00:53:26all over
00:53:26oh no
00:53:27no I'd rather not
00:53:29oh
00:53:32well
00:53:35of course
00:53:36that's the way
00:53:38you feel about it
00:53:39it's all right
00:53:41with me
00:53:41well anyhow
00:53:46let's all have
00:53:47a little drinky
00:53:48just for good luck
00:53:48huh?
00:53:49nobody has any
00:53:50little drinkies
00:53:50here this afternoon
00:53:51this is over
00:53:51and that's that
00:53:52well all right
00:53:54I'll go
00:53:55I'll do more
00:53:57than that
00:53:57I'll take back
00:53:59all I said
00:53:59now look
00:54:01we're old
00:54:02friends
00:54:03I always liked
00:54:05you two guys
00:54:05now this is no time
00:54:06for hard feelings
00:54:07let's shake
00:54:08you're a great
00:54:13scouse
00:54:13Jean
00:54:14you're no slouch
00:54:15yourself
00:54:16goodbye
00:54:16goodbye
00:54:17I'll be seeing him
00:54:19oh Jean
00:54:20what
00:54:21just a moment
00:54:22here are your gloves
00:54:30take them with you
00:54:31so you don't have to
00:54:32come back
00:54:32thanks
00:54:34are you sure
00:54:38you've got everything
00:54:39you didn't hide
00:54:40a horse and buggy
00:54:40around here
00:54:41did you
00:54:41oh Boulayre
00:54:46how about taking
00:54:50your wedding present
00:54:51from me now
00:54:52oh jeez
00:54:54yes why not
00:54:55oh you're crazy
00:54:56no I want you
00:54:57to have them
00:54:58that's my business
00:54:58oh no I wouldn't
00:54:59do much
00:54:59possibly
00:55:00but I want you
00:55:00to have them
00:55:01I'm sorry
00:55:05you didn't get me
00:55:06out in time
00:55:07hello darling
00:55:12where's your father
00:55:14isn't he coming
00:55:15oh he preferred
00:55:15that I brought it to him
00:55:16you don't mind
00:55:17darling do you
00:55:18oh all right
00:55:19I'm scared
00:55:20but I don't mind
00:55:21I'll get your coat
00:55:22I feel just like a mama
00:55:24which I hope you appreciate
00:55:25I do
00:55:26how do you do
00:55:27Mr. Emery
00:55:28oh how do you do
00:55:30I believe
00:55:30congratulations
00:55:31they're in order
00:55:32yes they are
00:55:33yes I haven't seen you
00:55:34since the day of the big wind
00:55:35use your hat and coat
00:55:40I don't know why
00:55:42I should be so excited
00:55:43about a wedding
00:55:44when I think of all the times
00:55:44I could have gotten married
00:55:45here
00:55:46good luck old dear
00:55:47thanks Jean
00:55:50for everything
00:55:52don't mention it
00:55:52come on Paulette
00:55:53I want my bad dime
00:55:55why
00:55:56well you know why
00:55:57she's cool cool enough
00:55:57to believe in a fool thing
00:55:58so am I
00:55:59you don't want your bad dime
00:56:00come on
00:56:01goodbye kid
00:56:02and good luck
00:56:02I don't want my bad dime
00:56:03I don't want my bad dime
00:56:03I don't want my bad dime
00:56:04I don't want my bad dime
00:56:04I don't want my bad dime
00:56:05I don't want my bad dime
00:56:05I don't want my bad
00:56:06I don't want my bad
00:56:07now Miss Thorhead
00:56:08you can have your little drakey
00:56:09I'll open up a pint for you
00:56:12pint?
00:56:13what cheetotaler ever invented pints?
00:56:15did you break anything?
00:56:21no but I will
00:56:22now
00:56:34you wait here
00:56:35and I'll go and find father
00:56:36I'm scared
00:56:37I know you think
00:56:39I'm not half good enough for you
00:56:40oh darling
00:56:52Miss Gwynn, my father
00:56:56how do you do Miss Gwynn?
00:56:59how do you do Mr. Emery?
00:57:01hey
00:57:02what?
00:57:03come here
00:57:03just a minute
00:57:05come on
00:57:06oh
00:57:06you join us later
00:57:07oh well never mind
00:57:09do as I say
00:57:10you see Miss Gwynn
00:57:15I wanted a few minutes
00:57:16with you alone
00:57:16will you give me some tea?
00:57:19why yes of course
00:57:20strong with cream and sugar
00:57:21well I'll open another pint
00:57:27oh
00:57:28they're both for Polaire's
00:57:29but she won't mind
00:57:30I've had enough
00:57:31you've had what?
00:57:33I've had enough
00:57:34I'm going home
00:57:34well I never knew you
00:57:36to stop on one drink before
00:57:37I'll be right down
00:57:39what are you up to?
00:57:41ask me no questions
00:57:42I'll tell you no lies
00:57:43where are your pearls?
00:57:44my pearls?
00:57:45oh Polaire's got them
00:57:46Polaire gave them back to you
00:57:47oh I don't think so
00:57:48why so?
00:57:49well I haven't got them have I?
00:57:50well you must have put them
00:57:51down someplace
00:57:52well why did you keep them there?
00:57:53say I can't understand
00:57:54why you're so careless
00:57:55about real pearls
00:57:56well why should I worry?
00:57:57they're safe here aren't they?
00:57:59you're up to something
00:58:00oh what would I be
00:58:01I don't know
00:58:02you're not going to leave this place
00:58:03until you find those pearls
00:58:04a great fortune
00:58:06needs a serious master
00:58:07that's why I can't leave
00:58:09my money to my son
00:58:10can't you?
00:58:11Day hasn't shown himself
00:58:12very serious
00:58:13I've never cared about money
00:58:16well you see
00:58:21they're not here
00:58:23well they must be here
00:58:24I thought Polaire gave them back here
00:58:25I was standing right there
00:58:26for 20 meters
00:58:27that's not a run
00:58:28jean
00:58:29hello
00:58:34hello operator
00:58:35operator
00:58:36now get this
00:58:37Miss Lawrence is on her way
00:58:38downstairs for a taxi cab
00:58:39you send an elevator boy out
00:58:41to get the address
00:58:41she gives the driver
00:58:42yeah now I'll wait here
00:58:43but I'm glad
00:58:46Day's made up his mind
00:58:47to marry us
00:58:47Lana
00:58:47no matter whom?
00:58:50so long as she marries him
00:58:51for himself
00:58:51not for his money
00:58:52I didn't realize
00:58:55Day would be giving up
00:58:56so much
00:58:57oh not that I mind
00:59:00for myself
00:59:00but it's hard on him
00:59:03no it's good for him
00:59:05to want anyone
00:59:05as much as he wants you
00:59:07and now that I've seen you
00:59:12I shan't interfere
00:59:14thank you
00:59:15shall we call Day now?
00:59:17yes please do
00:59:18hello
00:59:20what's that address?
00:59:22what?
00:59:23call me a taxi
00:59:24I'm sorry
00:59:28but I'm afraid
00:59:29I'll have to trouble you
00:59:30for my purse
00:59:31I'm afraid I'll have to
00:59:36probably for my purse
00:59:37you'll pardon me
00:59:41but I must trouble you
00:59:43for my purse
00:59:43this day
00:59:47is nuts
00:59:48you're a great scout
00:59:53father
00:59:54when can we get married
00:59:55isn't that for the young
00:59:56lady to say
00:59:57oh I'm ready
00:59:58any time
00:59:59oh darling
00:59:59oh I beg pardon
01:00:00sir
01:00:01there's a miss
01:00:01Lawrence here
01:00:02asking to see
01:00:03miss Gwynne
01:00:04miss Lawrence
01:00:04what's she doing here
01:00:06why I can't imagine
01:00:08a friend of yours
01:00:09oh yes
01:00:11can she wait somewhere
01:00:12she says her business
01:00:13is most urgent miss
01:00:14well ask the young lady
01:00:15to come in
01:00:16all right
01:00:18will you come this way
01:00:21please
01:00:22of course it just
01:00:23kills me to interrupt
01:00:24this session
01:00:24but I'm afraid
01:00:25I'll have to trouble you
01:00:25for my
01:00:26oh
01:00:28oh I beg your pardon
01:00:31miss Lawrence
01:00:33my father
01:00:34how do you do
01:00:36how do you do
01:00:38I thought you said
01:00:40you had urgent business
01:00:41here Jean
01:00:42yes
01:00:44it can wait
01:00:44why do you go down
01:00:50this street
01:00:51the street's all right
01:00:51lady it's the traffic
01:00:52I know it's the traffic
01:00:53why don't you go
01:00:54through the park
01:00:54oh it's just the same
01:00:55any place you go lady
01:00:56they'd only listen to me
01:00:57about this traffic
01:00:58well how do you indeed
01:01:00yes you were pointed out
01:01:01to me at the Earl Carroll's
01:01:02Vanities
01:01:02oh but I've never been
01:01:04to Earl Carroll's
01:01:04Vanities
01:01:05no
01:01:06perhaps it was the polo
01:01:07at Red Chester
01:01:08Biltmore
01:01:08yes
01:01:09a Christmas in the opera
01:01:11I don't think so
01:01:13oh
01:01:13a horse show
01:01:14maybe
01:01:15well it must have been
01:01:16someplace
01:01:17you are good looking
01:01:19you know
01:01:19and I never forget a thing
01:01:21is that all you came
01:01:23to say Jean
01:01:23well isn't that
01:01:26an all right thing
01:01:27to say
01:01:27sure
01:01:28only you came
01:01:29a long way
01:01:30to say it
01:01:31oh I know where
01:01:32I beg your pardon
01:01:33I know where I saw you
01:01:34before
01:01:34where
01:01:35in the movies
01:01:36the movies
01:01:37what are you talking
01:01:38about
01:01:38yes yes
01:01:39it was about a year ago
01:01:40oh she means
01:01:42the newsreel
01:01:43yes
01:01:43yes
01:01:44it was a fool
01:01:46getting off
01:01:46your yacht
01:01:47how do you remember
01:01:48that
01:01:48oh I never forget
01:01:49a yacht
01:01:50pardon sir
01:01:54yes Billings
01:01:55what is it
01:01:56there's a Miss Siltro
01:01:57here
01:01:57asking for Miss Lawrence
01:01:59Chester
01:02:00what do you want
01:02:02another friend
01:02:03why yes
01:02:03but don't ask her
01:02:05and we'd better go
01:02:05come on Jean
01:02:06just a moment
01:02:08what's your hurry
01:02:09Billings
01:02:09ask the young lady
01:02:10to wait
01:02:11I've just come
01:02:12I'm sure
01:02:13Mr Emery doesn't want
01:02:14well maybe she doesn't
01:02:15but I do
01:02:16now look here Jean
01:02:17what is that I get
01:02:18so excited about darling
01:02:19well that's what I don't know
01:02:20but Jean's here for no good
01:02:22or Shakti wouldn't come
01:02:23you'll be sorry
01:02:26you pulled that one baby
01:02:28my dear Miss Siltro
01:02:29where are my pearls
01:02:31how should I know
01:02:33where your pearls are
01:02:34did you have her pearls
01:02:35certainly she had them
01:02:36what were you doing
01:02:37with them
01:02:37that's a long story
01:02:40and I hate long stories
01:02:41I'll tell you what
01:02:42she was doing with them
01:02:43she wanted to wear them here
01:02:45so you wouldn't think
01:02:47she was a gold digger
01:02:48Jean you've got genius
01:02:51I'm sorry Mr Emery
01:02:53but they were real pearls
01:02:54and real pearls
01:02:55are worth money
01:02:56of course she may be
01:02:58playing a joke
01:02:58I have played a joke
01:02:59it's you
01:03:00and it's gone far enough
01:03:01she's trying to make me
01:03:03out of things
01:03:03I never thought
01:03:05of such a thing
01:03:06you must be crazy
01:03:06I'm not crazy
01:03:07and I'm not a thief
01:03:08I gave you back
01:03:09those pearls
01:03:10and you know it
01:03:10perfectly well
01:03:11why Shakti
01:03:12saw me do it
01:03:13Shakti
01:03:14all this is
01:03:15most embarrassing
01:03:16for me
01:03:17come on in here
01:03:18with me Shakti
01:03:19it's going to be
01:03:19trouble
01:03:20oh I knew it
01:03:21Shakti
01:03:22you strongly
01:03:23give her those pearls
01:03:24sure I did
01:03:24well I haven't got them
01:03:25have I
01:03:26of all the low down
01:03:27frame ups
01:03:27you know perfectly
01:03:28well those pearls
01:03:29are in your bag
01:03:29right this minute
01:03:30oh are they
01:03:31alright
01:03:33well are they here
01:03:35are they there
01:03:36well you must have
01:03:39them somewhere
01:03:39aren't you
01:03:40well thanks me
01:03:41then
01:03:41this is a grave
01:03:44charge you've made
01:03:44Miss Lawrence
01:03:45it's a grave charge
01:03:46they've made
01:03:46against me
01:03:47fancy me framing
01:03:49an old friend
01:03:50couldn't they have
01:03:52fallen inside your
01:03:52dress
01:03:53I think you'd
01:03:55better look
01:03:56do you
01:03:57alright I will
01:04:01well I'll help you
01:04:02no thanks
01:04:03no I'll search myself
01:04:04now watch closely
01:04:05Mr. Emery
01:04:05see that I don't
01:04:06for any houdini tricks
01:04:07look is it there
01:04:08is it there
01:04:10is it there
01:04:11are they there
01:04:16now are you
01:04:17satisfied
01:04:18you're laughing
01:04:22I can't help it
01:04:24now we'll search
01:04:24Polair
01:04:25no I wouldn't be
01:04:25well Polair's
01:04:26got to be cleared
01:04:27not James Wayne
01:04:28I couldn't
01:04:28well we don't
01:04:29have to go that far
01:04:29with you
01:04:30Miss Gwynn
01:04:35you you
01:04:38Polair dear
01:04:40so you didn't
01:04:41give him back
01:04:42but of course
01:04:43I gave him back
01:04:43and she
01:04:44Jane what are you
01:04:47thinking
01:04:47well I'm thinking
01:04:50this is the
01:04:50rottenest
01:04:51vile mess
01:04:51I've ever seen
01:04:52I see
01:04:55well you better
01:04:56think more than that
01:04:56Jane and be quick
01:04:57about it
01:04:57what else is it
01:04:58for him to think
01:04:58it is a rotten
01:04:59vile mess
01:05:00with that that you'd
01:05:00get for playing
01:05:01around with our
01:05:01kind
01:05:02I'm glad it
01:05:03happened now
01:05:03instead of later
01:05:04I must have
01:05:06been crazy
01:05:06to think
01:05:07of marrying
01:05:07you
01:05:08Polair
01:05:10Polair
01:05:20Polair
01:05:21Polair
01:05:21come back
01:05:23where's she gone
01:05:26is she gone
01:05:27to your place
01:05:27I'd give her time
01:05:28to cool off
01:05:28if I were you
01:05:29and if I were you
01:05:29I'd want to
01:05:30catch my father
01:05:31what
01:05:31in the presence
01:05:36of the family
01:05:36and intimate friends
01:05:38including the Duke
01:05:39and Duchess of Ainslie
01:05:40the Duchess
01:05:41being Mr. Emery's
01:05:42daughter
01:05:42by a former marriage
01:05:44Mr. Day Emery
01:05:46will act
01:05:47as his father's
01:05:48best man
01:05:49uh
01:05:50have you the ring
01:05:51Mr. Day
01:05:52yes
01:05:53I've got the ring
01:05:54and the bride
01:05:55will be given away
01:05:56by her mother
01:05:57oh pardon me
01:05:58just a moment
01:06:00yes my love
01:06:01I don't know
01:06:04why it is
01:06:04but I don't seem
01:06:05to be able
01:06:05to remember
01:06:06my mother's name
01:06:07your mother
01:06:08is Mrs. Randolph Hill
01:06:09of Kansas City
01:06:10your father
01:06:12is Colonel Randolph Hill
01:06:13of Kansas City
01:06:14my father's dead
01:06:16your mother's
01:06:18husband may be dead
01:06:19but your father
01:06:20is Colonel Randolph Hill
01:06:22of Kansas City
01:06:23well
01:06:26anyhow
01:06:28now
01:06:28oh now sir
01:06:30about placing
01:06:31the string quartet
01:06:32oh yes I'll come
01:06:33at once
01:06:33excuse me dear
01:06:37come with me
01:06:38yes father
01:06:39pardon
01:06:39Georgette dearie
01:06:43come here
01:06:43in here please
01:06:45hey wait a minute
01:06:46we didn't come
01:06:46for the wedding
01:06:47we came to see
01:06:47Miss Lauren
01:06:48and we'll see
01:06:49Miss Lauren
01:06:49oh
01:06:50will you wait
01:06:51in the library
01:06:52ladies
01:06:52I'll tell Miss Laurence
01:07:03that you are here
01:07:04but who should I say
01:07:06Miss Sears
01:07:09and Miss Buck
01:07:10of Sears Roebuck
01:07:12are you sure
01:07:21you want to go
01:07:21through with this
01:07:21I want my bad dime
01:07:23back and I'm going
01:07:24to get it
01:07:24now for a view
01:07:25of the bride alone
01:07:26are you ready Miss Laurence
01:07:27yes I'm going to lie
01:07:28come on boys
01:07:28come on
01:07:29don't keep Miss Laurence
01:07:29waiting here
01:07:30hey listen
01:07:37do you think
01:07:38there are any detectives
01:07:39around here
01:07:39to put us out
01:07:40no
01:07:40they're earning their money
01:07:41they're drinking
01:07:41the bride's health
01:07:42oh please don't
01:07:48stand now
01:07:49don't go after
01:07:50the steps
01:07:50yes it can't be
01:07:51really I
01:07:51stop to our desk
01:07:53hmm
01:07:54hmm
01:07:55hmm
01:07:56hmm
01:07:57hmm
01:07:58hmm
01:07:59hmm
01:08:00hmm
01:08:01hmm
01:08:02hmm
01:08:03hmm
01:08:05hmm
01:08:06hmm
01:08:07hmm
01:08:08hmm
01:08:09hmm
01:08:10oh let's
01:08:11snow sea
01:08:12hey cut out the
01:08:16personal remarks
01:08:17and tell me what
01:08:17you two guys
01:08:18are doing here
01:08:19I want my bad dime
01:08:21yeah Jean
01:08:21give it to her
01:08:22so she won't be
01:08:22so nervous on the water
01:08:23water
01:08:24what water
01:08:25we're going to Paris
01:08:26Paris
01:08:28yeah
01:08:29we're taking the
01:08:30and I'll be
01:08:31to
01:08:31when
01:08:32today
01:08:33about the time
01:08:34you're being made
01:08:35an honest woman
01:08:36oh gee
01:08:37that's great
01:08:38isn't it
01:08:39sure it's great
01:08:39so if you don't mind
01:08:41coming across
01:08:42sure I'll come across
01:08:43Georgette
01:08:44tell me one of what
01:08:45to be
01:08:46you
01:08:46say two for
01:08:46when was that
01:08:47we say two
01:08:47maintenant
01:08:48allez-vous
01:08:48allez-vous
01:08:49faites attention
01:08:50for let
01:08:51ok
01:08:51la
01:08:52French
01:08:53as she has
01:08:54spoke
01:08:55ten latins
01:08:57for ten cents
01:08:58say two
01:08:59Georgette
01:09:00allez-vous
01:09:01allez-vous
01:09:01oui madame
01:09:02I had about all the luck
01:09:03I could stand just now
01:09:04I wouldn't know what to do
01:09:04with it anymore
01:09:05yeah but you have fun
01:09:07in Paris
01:09:08huh
01:09:08that's what we're going for
01:09:09yeah when people
01:09:11have fun together
01:09:12that's something
01:09:13isn't it
01:09:13sometimes I think
01:09:14that's all there is
01:09:15so do I
01:09:17sometimes
01:09:18you always like
01:09:22that kind of junk
01:09:22see
01:09:23couldn't you
01:09:24got some good
01:09:25preferred stock
01:09:26instead
01:09:26here
01:09:27thanks
01:09:28you brought me
01:09:29lots of luck
01:09:30I'll say
01:09:31I guess it was luck
01:09:32let's have a little
01:09:34drinking
01:09:34just to say goodbye
01:09:36sure
01:09:36I won't see why not
01:09:37alright I'll ring
01:09:38oh
01:09:39just what we wanted
01:09:40that's fine
01:09:42Mr. Emery asked me
01:09:43to tell you
01:09:44that the guests
01:09:44are arriving with Lauren
01:09:45alright that's fine
01:09:46thanks
01:09:47to Gay Perry
01:09:54how long is staying over
01:09:57oh as long is the staying
01:09:58good
01:09:58we haven't made any plans
01:09:59except for catching a boat
01:10:00we'll have to step on us
01:10:01to do that
01:10:02let's have one more
01:10:03over with you
01:10:03and our late friends
01:10:04before we bury her
01:10:05what do you mean
01:10:06bury me
01:10:06I mean bury you
01:10:08so when those two
01:10:24Italian aviators
01:10:25said to me
01:10:25why don't we all
01:10:26go to Paris
01:10:27I said sure
01:10:27why don't we all
01:10:28go to Paris
01:10:28so we're all
01:10:29going to Paris
01:10:30and if they only
01:10:31have half
01:10:31of what they say
01:10:32they know
01:10:33everything in Paris
01:10:33except one of the bridges
01:10:34across the river
01:10:35yeah we're sailing too
01:10:38yeah
01:10:38on Mr. Emery's yacht
01:10:40well now you're not
01:10:41going to compare
01:10:41Mr. Emery's yacht
01:10:42with the yielded firm
01:10:43why do you have
01:10:44a lifeboat bigger
01:10:45than his whole boat
01:10:46we're going to our own
01:10:50island for our honeymoon
01:10:51Mr. Emery owns
01:10:52all of it
01:10:53too much real estate
01:10:54to poor investment
01:10:55quickly what some
01:10:58chopped suey
01:10:59at 2 a.m
01:11:00Mr. Emery
01:11:01says it's very romantic
01:11:02there's lots of quail
01:11:04on our island
01:11:04you can get
01:11:06plenty of quail
01:11:07in Paris
01:11:08yeah well I got
01:11:09something you can't
01:11:10get in Paris
01:11:10what
01:11:11I got one million
01:11:12dollars
01:11:12clear and free
01:11:14in my own name
01:11:15in my own bank
01:11:16a million's not
01:11:18enough for a girl
01:11:18who sacrifices
01:11:19everything
01:11:20to go straight
01:11:21well Gene
01:11:22always did like
01:11:22money
01:11:23yeah
01:11:23not as much
01:11:25as I like
01:11:26traveling around
01:11:26with you two guys
01:11:28well then what
01:11:28do you marry him
01:11:29for anyway
01:11:29I don't know
01:11:31why did you
01:11:32want to marry
01:11:32Dave
01:11:33well that was
01:11:34different
01:11:34he liked
01:11:35the poor
01:11:35sex
01:11:36yeah
01:11:37he was a
01:11:39fine one
01:11:39he was a
01:11:40really often
01:11:40well anyhow
01:11:42anyhow
01:11:44anyhow
01:11:45who was that
01:11:50it's the three
01:11:52of us
01:11:52against
01:11:53for them
01:11:53I'm sorry
01:11:58I pulled that
01:11:59pearl trick on you
01:12:00we won't talk
01:12:01about that
01:12:01no we won't
01:12:02talk about that
01:12:03anyhow
01:12:03it got me
01:12:04someplace
01:12:05it wasn't that
01:12:06it was my bad
01:12:06time
01:12:07oh look at all the
01:12:08people
01:12:08oh where do you
01:12:10suppose they're going
01:12:11maybe it's a fire
01:12:12it reminds me
01:12:19it reminds me
01:12:19what
01:12:20it reminds me
01:12:27whatever
01:12:27I live next door
01:12:31to a fire
01:12:32I'm sorry
01:12:41I'm not too
01:12:43sorry for you
01:12:44as I am
01:12:44for myself
01:12:45I'm gonna go
01:12:47get married
01:12:48and be stuck
01:12:49on an island
01:12:50with nothing
01:12:51on it but
01:12:51quail
01:12:52why can't I
01:12:56have some fun
01:12:57I'm still young
01:12:58I'm still beautiful
01:13:00I have everything
01:13:01why must I give
01:13:03up all my good
01:13:04times for that
01:13:05all for us
01:13:06young girls
01:13:07always have to
01:13:09pay for their
01:13:09mistakes
01:13:10poor Jean
01:13:12she wishes
01:13:13she was going
01:13:13to Paris
01:13:14with us
01:13:14don't you
01:13:15Jean
01:13:15well maybe
01:13:16I do
01:13:17hey
01:13:17you like it
01:13:18so
01:13:18oh yes
01:13:20well I'm glad
01:13:21we're going
01:13:22where this
01:13:22stuff goes
01:13:23wild
01:13:23yeah
01:13:24goodbye
01:13:24James
01:13:25what
01:13:26goodbye
01:13:28you are
01:13:31mumbling
01:13:31how are
01:13:33mumbling
01:13:33I
01:13:35we'll think of you
01:13:36off on your island
01:13:37all covered with
01:13:38quail
01:13:38whenever we
01:13:39eat one
01:13:40we gotta go
01:13:45no no
01:13:46don't go
01:13:47we gotta
01:13:47now come on
01:13:48Jean
01:13:49you fuck
01:13:49off
01:13:50we can't
01:13:51leave you
01:13:51like this
01:13:52no
01:13:52you can't
01:13:53leave me
01:13:54like this
01:13:55take me
01:13:57with you
01:13:58oh
01:13:58oh
01:13:59take me
01:14:00you can't
01:14:00leave me
01:14:01in the way
01:14:02I knew
01:14:02it wouldn't
01:14:03be you
01:14:03oh no
01:14:04you gotta
01:14:05get married
01:14:06well when
01:14:12you got a
01:14:13million
01:14:13and all
01:14:13that junk
01:14:14why do you
01:14:15hug
01:14:15why do you
01:14:16hug
01:14:16why do you
01:14:16hug
01:14:16come on
01:14:18we go
01:14:19come on
01:14:20we go
01:14:20come on
01:14:25there's people
01:14:25we go
01:14:26up the back
01:14:26stairway
01:14:27up that door
01:14:27come on
01:14:30that's right
01:14:32come on
01:14:32oh
01:14:33you two
01:14:37go on
01:14:37I'll meet
01:14:38in the back
01:14:38please
01:14:39well what is it
01:14:49to say you
01:14:49about
01:14:50you might have
01:14:50listened to me
01:14:51I have so much
01:14:51to tell you
01:14:52and I won't be
01:14:53any good
01:14:53until I've said it
01:14:54how can you
01:14:54say that
01:14:55we'll change
01:14:55anything now
01:14:56well at least
01:14:56give me the
01:14:57satisfaction
01:14:57of telling you
01:14:58that I can't
01:14:58get you
01:14:58out of my
01:14:59mind
01:14:59I'll go in
01:15:05there
01:15:05make sure
01:15:05myself
01:15:05oh please
01:15:06sir
01:15:06it's very
01:15:07unlucky
01:15:08for the
01:15:08bridegroom
01:15:09to speak
01:15:09to the
01:15:09bride
01:15:10before the
01:15:10ceremony
01:15:10I'm too
01:15:11old for that
01:15:12nonsense
01:15:12and the
01:15:13guests
01:15:13are waiting
01:15:14hang on
01:15:17to that
01:15:17door
01:15:18out there
01:15:18I don't
01:15:19touch
01:15:19these old
01:15:20facts
01:15:20a lot
01:15:21caught
01:15:27what is it
01:15:30are you
01:15:31nearly ready
01:15:31my love
01:15:32am I
01:15:33ready
01:15:33yes
01:15:35I'll be
01:15:35ready
01:15:35in two
01:15:36minutes
01:15:36how does it
01:15:36go
01:15:37where's my
01:15:37dress
01:15:38where's my
01:15:38dress
01:15:38more or less
01:15:39never bothered
01:15:40you before
01:15:41what's that
01:15:49hey Susan
01:15:52is there
01:15:53come on
01:15:54can't you
01:15:57forgive me
01:15:57sure I
01:15:59forgive you
01:15:59well if you
01:16:00forgive me
01:16:00no it
01:16:01stops there
01:16:02marry a nice
01:16:04girl Jay
01:16:04and get a
01:16:05horse
01:16:05we can't talk
01:16:07to you now
01:16:07you gotta let me
01:16:08see you again
01:16:08hey
01:16:10try and
01:16:11find me
01:16:12oh there
01:16:13oh there
01:16:14that's it
01:16:14father I
01:16:16love her
01:16:16no more
01:16:17my boy
01:16:18there's
01:16:18trouble
01:16:18enough
01:16:18I know
01:16:19there's
01:16:19trouble
01:16:19enough
01:16:19the
01:16:20running
01:16:21crossing
01:16:21I have
01:16:22a head
01:16:22oh you
01:16:23you would
01:16:24stop to
01:16:24talk to
01:16:25that
01:16:25sap
01:16:25don't you
01:16:26call him
01:16:26a sap
01:16:27now quit
01:16:27scrapping
01:16:27you
01:16:27come on
01:16:28no you
01:16:30don't
01:16:30what about
01:16:31oh I
01:16:32don't
01:16:32know
01:16:32she spoke
01:16:33to me
01:16:33and she's
01:16:33gone
01:16:33gone
01:16:34where
01:16:34I don't
01:16:34know
01:16:35Jay
01:16:37what do
01:16:37you think
01:16:37what does
01:16:43it mean
01:16:44I don't
01:16:44know
01:16:44I'm going
01:16:45to find
01:16:45out
01:16:46oh I'm
01:16:51dying
01:16:52I'm dying
01:16:53I'll never
01:16:53be the same
01:16:54oh the jewels
01:16:55where are the jewels
01:16:56oh
01:16:57oh I'll
01:17:00repent
01:17:00of this
01:17:01I wish
01:17:03I'd never
01:17:04gone to that
01:17:05house
01:17:05I wish
01:17:06I hadn't
01:17:06seen it
01:17:07I love
01:17:09it
01:17:09when I'm
01:17:09never
01:17:09going to
01:17:10see
01:17:10me
01:17:10drive
01:17:13right
01:17:13through
01:17:13that
01:17:13next
01:17:13traffic
01:17:14stop
01:17:14or drive
01:17:15through the
01:17:15lights
01:17:15they'll
01:17:16bench me
01:17:16if you
01:17:16don't
01:17:17drive
01:17:17through
01:17:17the
01:17:17light
01:17:17I'll
01:17:18kill
01:17:18you
01:17:18take
01:17:18your
01:17:19choice
01:17:19whoever gave
01:17:23me the job
01:17:23of managing
01:17:24you two
01:17:24but why
01:17:47you
01:17:47dared me to find you yes but now what well you told me to marry a nice girl i'm not a nice girl
01:17:54i'm not a nice girl i'm not a nice girl you've always said that and i've never believed you hey
01:18:04you you know i only give you a good balling out for walking out of your father's wedding
01:18:08you should ball him out sure wasn't i almost his mama hey isn't that my bracelet well sure
01:18:15that the bracelet pops left me jeans are the love of pete well it looks like it about that trip to
01:18:19rome huh well you can have the bracelet you know i'm sure i've met you before i never forget a face
01:18:25and you are good looking you know tell me i want to talk