Sally (1929)

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Sally was an orphan who got her name from the telephone exchange where she was abandoned as a baby. In the orphanage, she discovered the joy of dancing. Working as a waitress, she goes from job to job until she finds a job that al...  Director: John Francis Dillon  Writer: Guy Bolton, Waldemar Young, P.G. Wodehouse  Stars: Marilyn Miller, Alexander Gray, Joe E. Brown

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00:06You make me so mad.

00:07I stood on that corner a half an hour waiting for you.

00:09Yeah, yeah.

00:10Calm yourself.

00:11So can I.

00:12Let's eat some more.

00:16Park the body right over there, baby.

00:21Well, Rosie?

00:22How do you like me?

00:23Otis, you're wonderful.

00:25Simply wonderful.

00:26Ah, don't be kidding me now.

00:27Don't be kidding me.

00:28Sit down, big boy.

00:29Alright, I will.

00:31Hey, what's the idea of you being late?

00:33Oh, just a little business, Rosie.

00:34Just a little business, that's all.

00:36Monkey business?

00:37Oh, not quite that.

00:38That's good, Rosie.

00:39Here, improve your mind.

00:42Well, go on with the business.

00:44Well, I'll tell you.

00:45A small society dame called me up from Long Island today.

00:47Mrs. Tenbrock.

00:48Millions, that's all, Rosie.

00:50Just millions.

00:51Have you ordered?

00:52Oh, oh.

00:53It was here.

00:54Let me see.

00:55Let me see.

00:56Uh, let me see.

00:57Cream of tomato soup?

00:58No.

00:59Chicken consomme?

01:00No.

01:01Spaghetti?

01:02Tomato salad and a glass of buttermilk.

01:04Yes, sir.

01:05Hey, just a minute.

01:06Front.

01:09What do you think?

01:10I forgot all about the baby here.

01:11Can you imagine that?

01:13What'll you have, Rosie?

01:14Go easy now.

01:15I'll have, uh, chicken.

01:18A chicken sandwich.

01:20Chicken a la Maryland.

01:21Who do you think you're out with?

01:22Your swell society dame, Mrs. Tenbrock?

01:25That's right.

01:26You're wrong again.

01:27Mrs. Tenbrock.

01:28Well, what did she want?

01:30Listen, well, did she call me up from Long Island today and said,

01:32Listen, Mr. Hooper, you advertise your friend as high-class entertainment for all occasions.

01:36None but the best acts.

01:38That's me, I tell her, Otis Hooper, the livest theatrical agent on Broadway.

01:45Well, Mr. Hooper, we're going to have a little party, and you're just the guy I'm looking for.

01:52I want some snappy dancers.

01:54Oh, Mr. Hooper, I can dance.

01:57You can dance?

01:58Oh, I've studied awfully well.

02:00I wish you'd give me a chance.

02:02I know, but listen, the man in my situation in the restaurant, I can't talk...

02:05Oh, but I can do it. Look.

02:11Not bad, not bad at all.

02:13Say, listen.

02:14My gosh, maybe I can use you at that.

02:17Oh, could you, Mr. Hooper? Would you?

02:20Oh, would I?

02:23Wait a minute, wait a minute.

02:25There, my card, Mr. Hooper.

02:27Always at home at my office.

02:28You call and see me tomorrow.

02:29Oh, thank you, Mr. Hooper.

02:30I'll make good for you.

02:32Honestly, I will.

02:33Oh, no darn well you will, honey.

02:34Chicken in all of Maryland.

02:35Slash tomatoes.

02:36Preciousparagus.

02:37Cottage sheath.

02:38And make it snappy.

02:39Yes, ma'am.

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