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Swing Parade of 1946 - The Three Stooges - Classic Comedy Film
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00:00:03Swing, hooray! Swing, hooray!
00:00:16All your worries, babe, Joy is ready-made When they start to swing, hooray!
00:00:23When the Joy Brigade sends a serenade It's a rhythm cavalcade
00:00:32Here takes a holiday when trumpets start to play They blow the blues away to stay
00:00:38All is gay, old man blues afraid Hidin' in the shade when they start to swing, hooray!
00:01:11Swing, hooray! Swing, hooray!
00:01:14Swing, hooray!
00:01:23THE END
00:01:53THE END
00:02:19THE END
00:02:32Caught you, didn't I?
00:02:34Trying to sneak out.
00:02:35Oh, no.
00:02:36I thought maybe you were asleep and I didn't want to...
00:02:39Asleep, indeed.
00:02:39You owe me four weeks back rent.
00:02:42I'm sure I'll be able to pay you very soon now.
00:02:44I have some good prospects.
00:02:46Prospects.
00:02:47You do better getting yourself a job in a department store
00:02:50or as a waitress.
00:02:51And stop hanging around radio stations and nightclubs.
00:02:54But you told me I could stay until I...
00:02:56Well, I've changed my mind.
00:02:57And you better get my money by tonight.
00:03:17And you better get my money by tonight.
00:03:53Don't worry about the cow being poor.
00:03:56Don't worry about the mule.
00:03:58And you better take it slow.
00:03:59And don't you worry about that mule.
00:04:02Cause the mule ain't going blind.
00:04:04Don't you worry about that mule.
00:04:07Baby, just keep going.
00:04:30If I were you, I wouldn't go in there, lady.
00:04:57If I were you, I would go in there.
00:05:06That he know, that she know, that they know.
00:05:07Baby, you better listen to me and take it slow.
00:05:10Don't you worry about that mule.
00:05:12Cause the mule ain't going blind.
00:05:15The mule's been to school, he ain't no fool.
00:05:18So sit on your stool and don't worry about the mule.
00:05:22Okay, Louie, that's for me.
00:05:23Thank you, Mr. Warren, thank you.
00:05:26Were you looking for someone?
00:05:30I'd like to see Mr. Warren.
00:05:31I thought so, out.
00:05:33But I'm a singer.
00:05:34I just graduated from the conservatory.
00:05:36Very interesting, and I suppose you got the papers to prove it.
00:05:39Well, yes.
00:05:40Come on, on your way, sisters.
00:05:42Serve those somewhere else.
00:05:43They've come to a pretty task when it's a pardon.
00:05:48Who's that, Moose?
00:05:49Another one of those process servers, you sure?
00:05:52Am I sure?
00:05:52I tricked her into showing me the papers.
00:06:35Stop pacing.
00:06:36Yes, Dan, sorry.
00:06:38Theatrical papers, gossip columns, radio commentaries, notoriety.
00:06:41Why can't you keep that trash out of the papers?
00:06:44I'm an attorney, not a publicity man.
00:06:46Yes, you are the attorney for national utilities at the present.
00:06:49But if you can't attend to a simple detail, like serving a dispossessed notice,
00:06:52I'll say to it that the board of directors...
00:06:54Yes, Dan.
00:06:55I know.
00:06:55Well, then do something about it.
00:06:56Dan, he's your son.
00:06:57I never met the boy.
00:06:58Oh, stop arguing with me.
00:07:00It's exactly because he is my son.
00:07:01I don't want him to open up that or any other nightclub.
00:07:04And stop pacing.
00:07:06I want my son to carry on after me.
00:07:08I know.
00:07:10This sort of thing reflects on me and the company.
00:07:12Makes it appear as if we were frivolous people.
00:07:15I've done all I can.
00:07:16It isn't easy.
00:07:18We've bought the property.
00:07:19I want him dispossessed.
00:07:21Then maybe I can bring him to his senses and back to the company.
00:07:24Dan, he's being very smart.
00:07:26My men told me that he sleeps in his office, has his meals sent in,
00:07:29and has a strong armed guard at every end.
00:07:31Oh, more excuses.
00:07:32I want some results.
00:07:34I want them now.
00:07:35You'll get them.
00:07:37Yes?
00:07:38Any luck?
00:07:39Yeah, it was all bad.
00:07:40Listen to me, Mr. Bascom.
00:07:41Eight times a day I tried to serve this, and eight times I was churned out.
00:07:44Now, my wife and kids think I'm a nice guy.
00:07:46But here, you serve them yourself.
00:07:51You know, Dan, there's a lot of money in the nightclub business today.
00:07:55Stop pacing.
00:07:55Oh, yes, Dan, sorry.
00:07:57What do you want?
00:07:58Did you advertise for a receptionist?
00:08:00Oh, yes, yes, of course.
00:08:01But see me later in the afternoon, please.
00:08:04Just a minute.
00:08:09Young lady, do you really want a job?
00:08:11Yes, I do.
00:08:12I do very much.
00:08:15She's rather presentable, isn't she?
00:08:16Oh, yes.
00:08:18Quite presentable, indeed.
00:08:20It's nice of you to say so.
00:08:21It's quite possible that we might engage you, Miss...
00:08:24Miss...
00:08:25Lawrence.
00:08:26When I say presentable, I also mean...
00:08:29Oh.
00:08:30Young lady, do you know where the embassy club is?
00:08:33I certainly do.
00:08:34I was just over there looking for a job.
00:08:36I think whoever owns it must be crazy.
00:08:38We own it.
00:08:40Oh.
00:08:41I'm sorry.
00:08:43Now, you don't get the point.
00:08:44We do not want that nightclub to open.
00:08:47This is a dispossessed notice.
00:08:49Deliver that to Danny Warren, and I'll give you $50.
00:08:53$50?
00:08:55Gentlemen, it will be a pleasure.
00:09:02That, my friend, is how I get things done.
00:09:16It's still a shade too fast.
00:09:18Will you please try it like this now?
00:09:47Well, let's go.
00:09:49I don't believe that I deceived you.
00:09:57If you'd give me time to tell you my side,
00:10:06then you'd find I've nothing to hide.
00:10:17I don't want to lose you.
00:10:21Please don't stay with me.
00:10:26Darling, after all...
00:10:30This time...
00:10:35That was swell, Will.
00:10:36Go take a few minutes rest, and we'll tackle the finale later.
00:10:39Thanks, Danny.
00:10:39Okay, boys.
00:10:41Take five.
00:10:42Where are the boys?
00:10:43In the kitchen.
00:10:44Go see how they're doing, will you please?
00:10:45Okay, boss.
00:10:49Well, gentlemen, I see you have really settled down to business.
00:10:55We didn't do it, officer.
00:10:56It's a lie.
00:10:57We'll go quietly.
00:10:58The dishes.
00:10:59Now!
00:11:05The lug.
00:11:06But don't let them upset you, boys.
00:11:08This club is going to be a great financial success.
00:11:10Not only that, but we'll make some money, too.
00:11:12Yeah, then we can retire.
00:11:14Danny's a great guy.
00:11:15And we've got to do everything right to help him.
00:11:17You said it!
00:11:24Wait a minute!
00:11:25Wait a minute!
00:11:29Wait a minute!
00:11:34Looking for somebody, sister?
00:11:35Looking for somebody, sister?
00:11:37Yes.
00:11:38Mr. Danny,
00:11:39well, you see, I'm a singer, and I'd like to try out for a job.
00:11:42Well, just go around front and ask for Mr. Danny Warren.
00:11:45Oh, I did, but there's a big...
00:11:46I mean, the door's locked.
00:11:48Oh, yeah, we keep it locked on account of process service.
00:11:51Oh.
00:11:52Well, I wouldn't know about that,
00:11:53but I do know that I need a job very badly.
00:11:56I'm broke, and...
00:11:57Okay, sis.
00:11:59We'll help you.
00:11:59Right this way.
00:12:00Mr. Warren will be in there.
00:12:02He'll listen to you sing.
00:12:03Thanks, you just don't know what you're doing.
00:12:05Ah, that's nothing.
00:12:06And something tells me you got something for Mr. Warren, too.
00:12:09Yes, yes, I have.
00:12:11Time is a thing which we haven't.
00:12:13Do I make myself clear?
00:12:16And what are you waiting for, dream boat?
00:12:18An engraved invitation?
00:12:20Oh, you mean me?
00:12:21Well, I don't mean your Uncle Herbert.
00:12:23What's the idea coming here dressed?
00:12:25Come on, off with that hat and coat.
00:12:27But...
00:12:27No butts, please, no butts.
00:12:30Look at her.
00:12:31She comes all wrapped up like a broken arm.
00:12:33All right, girls, get in line.
00:12:34But I want to see Mr. Warren.
00:12:36You don't have to see Mr. Warren.
00:12:39If I will okay you, he will be well pleased.
00:12:42Now let's see you do a time step.
00:12:43And where's your rehearsal clothes?
00:12:45I didn't bring any.
00:12:46You didn't bring any rehearsal clothes?
00:12:48Expect me to give you a job, eh?
00:12:51A little music for the countess.
00:12:53Oh, hit it.
00:12:56Hold it.
00:12:57Now, what is wrong?
00:12:59I have a loose heel.
00:13:01What is this, a rib?
00:13:02Who sent you over here all dressed up like Mrs. Astor's sped horse?
00:13:05What are you trying to do, drive me nuts?
00:13:07This is all a mistake.
00:13:08It's a mistake, all right.
00:13:09And you're making it, sister.
00:13:11Now get out of here.
00:13:12Get out of here.
00:13:12Please.
00:13:13Get out of here before I lose my temper.
00:13:15Get out.
00:13:15Out.
00:13:17Careful now.
00:13:23Pull me out of this madhouse.
00:13:25What happened?
00:13:26That man in there.
00:13:27Never mind that lug.
00:13:28I told you to see the horse.
00:13:30Thanks.
00:13:30But I've had just about all of this place I can stand.
00:13:33Say, what's going on in here?
00:13:34It's okay, Danny.
00:13:36Are you Danny Warren?
00:13:37That's right.
00:13:38Pull here.
00:13:42A process server.
00:13:44Wise guy.
00:13:48Here, go get that girl.
00:13:50We're busy.
00:13:51You heard me.
00:13:51Drop everything and go get her.
00:13:58Hey, girlie.
00:14:00I had it figured all wrong.
00:14:03How do you like that?
00:14:04Too scared to ask for a job, so she tells me by handing me your eviction papers.
00:14:07Locked out of her room, bag and baggage, eh?
00:14:09No home.
00:14:11You know that's tough.
00:14:12But we're going to do something about it, Moose.
00:14:14Oh, come here.
00:14:15Please let me go.
00:14:16Looks like we're going to get a chance right now.
00:14:17Let me go.
00:14:18Take it easy, kid.
00:14:19We used to move pianists.
00:14:20Oh, I've never been so humiliated in all my life.
00:14:23Here she is, boss.
00:14:24Watch out.
00:14:24She's a little wild.
00:14:25I'm sorry we had to do it like this, but I wanted to talk.
00:14:28Oh, you did?
00:14:29Well, Mr. Caveman, you're just a few hundred years late.
00:14:31They don't drag women around anymore.
00:14:33Well, I'm sorry, but it's not to forgive the boys.
00:14:35They're a bit impetuous.
00:14:36Well, careful.
00:14:36There's a lady here.
00:14:38Well, now that you've got me, what are you going to do?
00:14:40What would you suggest?
00:14:42Oh, letting me name my own tortured.
00:14:44You're a funny kid.
00:14:45You come in here and hand me your own eviction notice,
00:14:47and now you're treating me as though I was tearing you apart.
00:14:50Eviction notice?
00:14:51Yes.
00:14:52Why didn't you tell me about it?
00:14:53Well, I...
00:14:54I didn't...
00:14:55Well, Moose here tells me that you're in this morning looking for an audition.
00:14:57Yeah.
00:14:58Would you still like to try?
00:15:00I'd love to.
00:15:02Okay, go on over to see Eddie.
00:15:03He'll take good care of you.
00:15:09Dishes.
00:15:12Can you play sunny side of the street?
00:15:15Yeah, what key?
00:15:16Key of F.
00:15:19Oh, pardon me.
00:15:29Walked with no one and talked with no one, and I had nothing but shadows.
00:15:37Then one morning you passed, and I've brightened at last.
00:15:47Now I greet the day and complete the day with the sun in my heart.
00:15:58Oh, my worry blew away when you taught me how to say.
00:16:14Grab your coat and get your heart, leave your worry on the doorstep.
00:16:22Just direct your feet on the sunny side of the street.
00:16:28Can't you hear a bitter part?
00:16:32And that happy tune is your stare.
00:16:36Life can be so sweet on the sunny side of the street.
00:16:43I used to walk in the shade with my blows on parade.
00:16:50But now I'm not afraid.
00:16:55This rover crossed over.
00:16:58If I never had a cent, I'd be rich as John D. Rockefeller.
00:17:06Gold dust at my feet.
00:17:09On the sunny, on the sunny side of the street.
00:17:32Was it all right?
00:17:33Of course you were all right, honey.
00:17:36Well, don't keep the girl standing there.
00:17:38Say something.
00:17:39Oh, hello, Marie.
00:17:40Not bad at all.
00:17:42I'm quite sure I can find a spot for you in the show.
00:17:44Oh, thank you.
00:17:45Well, kid, you're in.
00:17:46Oh, first discovery.
00:17:48Excuse me, will you please?
00:17:49I'd like to talk to you.
00:17:50We're going over there.
00:17:51And if you'd like to hear what we say, you can all come and sit in our lap.
00:17:58I'll see that you get a typewritten transcript of the conversation.
00:18:01But we can't read.
00:18:03The dishes.
00:18:07May I take this?
00:18:14Now, Miss, uh...
00:18:15Lawrence.
00:18:16Carol Lawrence.
00:18:17Carol Lawrence.
00:18:18What a lovely name.
00:18:20Glad you like it.
00:18:23Carol Lawrence.
00:18:26You did want to talk to me, didn't you, Mr. Warren?
00:18:28I did?
00:18:31Oh, I mean, I did, yes.
00:18:35Are you all right?
00:18:37Oh, I'm fine.
00:18:38Are you all right?
00:18:39Oh, I'm great.
00:18:42What did you want to talk to me about?
00:18:44Well, I'll tell you the truth.
00:18:45I have a lot of things I'd like to talk over with you.
00:18:47But, uh, it's so noisy in here.
00:18:49Now, if you were to have dinner with me tonight, why, uh...
00:18:53Oh, please, Miss Lawrence, don't get me wrong.
00:18:55After all, there were a lot of things I must discuss with you.
00:18:57Your songs and the routine and...
00:18:59I think I'm getting the routine now.
00:19:01Well, of course, if you don't want to have dinner with me.
00:19:03I didn't say I didn't want to.
00:19:04Oh, well, that's fine.
00:19:05I'll have Moose make all the arrangements right away.
00:19:07Oh, I forgot.
00:19:08They kept my clothes.
00:19:08Oh, I wouldn't worry about that.
00:19:10Oh, Moose!
00:19:13Moose, two things.
00:19:13First, I have a dinner date.
00:19:14Sure, yeah, with Marie.
00:19:16Oh, brother, I forgot all about that.
00:19:18Well, I'll get out of that somehow.
00:19:19This is more important.
00:19:20The kid over here, she...
00:19:22The lady, Miss Lawrence.
00:19:23Look, will you go fix a bed up around the davenport in my office?
00:19:26Right.
00:19:27Oh, and look, Moose, you better get her a pair of my pajamas.
00:19:29They not only locked her out of her room, but they also kept her clothes.
00:19:32Okay, boss, you know it's things like that that make you think it's an unfriendly world.
00:19:41Uh, Marie.
00:19:42Oh, Danny, ready?
00:19:43Oh, Marie, I'm sorry, but I won't be able to have dinner with you after all.
00:19:45No?
00:19:46Well, uh, something's come up regarding this show.
00:19:48Well, what you're trying to say is you want out of our date because you've made a date with the
00:19:51new girl, isn't it?
00:19:52Well, sort of.
00:19:53Well, okay, it's a deal.
00:19:55If, uh, Will Osborne isn't doing anything.
00:19:58Why, Will?
00:19:59Silly boy.
00:20:00Thanks a lot, Marie, and I'll try to fix it up with Will.
00:20:06Pardon me, Pete.
00:20:07Willie, can I speak to you?
00:20:09Pal, I want you to...
00:20:11No.
00:20:11Oh, look, Will, you've got to do it for me.
00:20:13I said no.
00:20:14Look, Marie's an old friend of the family's, huh?
00:20:16I don't care whose old friend she is.
00:20:18Every time you want to get out of a date, I'm stuck.
00:20:20Look, she's crazy about orchestra leaders, and besides, she's got plenty of money.
00:20:24You know, she's liable to even sponsor a day for you at Carnegie Hall or the Hollywood Bowl or something,
00:20:28eh?
00:20:29Well, maybe.
00:20:31Suppose my father does close us down here.
00:20:33She's liable to stakers to another nightclub.
00:20:35What do you say, huh, Will?
00:20:36All right, you win.
00:20:38Oh, you're a swell guy for my money.
00:20:40Oh, no.
00:20:41It's for her money.
00:20:47Will you walk this way, please?
00:20:49You mean we're eating here?
00:20:51Certainly.
00:20:55Nuh-uh.
00:20:56You ain't eating there.
00:20:58I said you ain't eating here.
00:20:59I ain't?
00:21:00I mean, I'm not?
00:21:01No, you're going to be as follows, more private.
00:21:05Private?
00:21:06Yeah.
00:21:07Come along this way.
00:21:12This way.
00:21:13Does Mr. Warren always have his dinners in privacy?
00:21:18Certainly.
00:21:20Isn't that a little strange?
00:21:22No, not for him.
00:21:23He does a lot of strange things.
00:21:25I know.
00:21:27He looks at people like this.
00:21:32I see what you mean.
00:21:34This way, please.
00:21:43This way.
00:21:44This way, please.
00:21:53This is it.
00:22:02Is this where we're having dinner?
00:22:04Yeah, the boss will be right in.
00:22:05Have a seat if you want to.
00:22:08What are you doing?
00:22:10Fixing the bed.
00:22:11What's it look like?
00:22:13Isn't that just a little unusual?
00:22:16No.
00:22:17Mr. Warren has his dinner here every night.
00:22:19What?
00:22:20Nothing.
00:22:22All right.
00:22:23Why does Mr. Warren have his dinner here every night?
00:22:26Because he's eccentric.
00:22:29You mean he's...
00:22:30Yeah, Mr. Warren has his troubles.
00:22:33In that case, I don't want to disturb him any more than he already is.
00:22:37So, I think I'll be going and you tell him that I'll see him in the morning.
00:22:42Oh, well, hello.
00:22:43You're right on time.
00:22:45May I take your coat?
00:22:46No, thanks.
00:22:46I was just going.
00:22:47It's late and it's been very nice being here.
00:22:50Going?
00:22:51Why, you just got here?
00:22:51Don't go.
00:22:52He's nice.
00:22:53And I think it would be very cozy if we three had dinner together.
00:22:57What, I already had?
00:22:57But then I couldn't stuff another one down.
00:22:59Well, force yourself.
00:23:01Are you kidding?
00:23:01No, I'm not kidding.
00:23:03I mean it.
00:23:03I like people around me.
00:23:04Lots of people.
00:23:05I wish there was a crowd here.
00:23:06Tell the others to come in.
00:23:08Oh, shoo, shoo.
00:23:09I'll pick some dillies.
00:23:10Well, shall we have some dinner?
00:23:12Don't come near me.
00:23:13Don't come near me.
00:23:15I'll scream.
00:23:16Oh, please, Miss Lawrence.
00:23:18If you take another step, I'll christen you.
00:23:21Why, Miss Lawrence, I don't under...
00:23:23Stand back.
00:23:24Oh, please.
00:23:25Stand back.
00:23:30You don't have to shake our champagne to make it good.
00:23:32It's got lots of life in it.
00:23:34Let's see.
00:23:34Stand up straight a minute.
00:23:35Let's see.
00:23:36What are you doing?
00:23:37A little big, but they'll do.
00:23:40Good night.
00:23:42Good old Moose.
00:23:43He thinks of everything.
00:23:44Yes, doesn't he?
00:23:49Mr. Warren.
00:23:50Oh, call me Danny, would you?
00:23:52Danny, these pajamas.
00:23:56They're yours, aren't they?
00:23:58Oh, I get it.
00:24:00You're afraid to stay here tonight.
00:24:01Well, you don't have to be afraid.
00:24:03Because just remember this.
00:24:04You won't be alone.
00:24:07I'm not the only one here, you know.
00:24:09Are you mad?
00:24:14We just come in to say good night.
00:24:17What's happened?
00:24:18The poor kid is weak from lack of food.
00:24:20She fainted.
00:24:21You men get out of here.
00:24:21I'll put her to bed.
00:24:23If you hadn't looked at her, she'd have never fainted.
00:24:25Help!
00:24:26Help!
00:24:50What's the matter with you?
00:24:50out I find your horse play most annoying all right break it up break it up
00:24:57most go fix care on some breakfast Carol I mean Miss Lawrence I'm going to see if
00:25:01she's awake you heard what the boss said yeah for you to get the breakfast he
00:25:05did didn't yeah come in closer boys what I explain now you heard what the
00:25:10boss and prepare a breakfast fit for a princess
00:25:52who is it Danny oh you can't come in now I'm not dressed I have it on why didn't
00:26:07you say so in the first place so you look silly but cute well I that is Moose is
00:26:14fixing a little breakfast I'll be out as soon as I get dressed all right oh Mr
00:26:18Warren I mean Danny I remember I fainted and when I woke up I was dressed in
00:26:26this how did don't let it worry you Marie put you to bed you know you were really
00:26:32out on your feet last night I guess I was but I feel fine today that's
00:26:37well it's just wonderful
00:26:49you're the most incompetent inefficient useless and tell me why didn't you
00:26:53stopping from opening that club I did the best I could well it wasn't good
00:26:56enough well your idea didn't work out so well either does that mean anything to
00:27:03you Carol Lawrence no oh oh traitor and well that I can understand what
00:27:08inefficiency I can't understand I'll show you how to handle a thing like this I'll
00:27:13go over there tonight and serve the notice myself well what do you want me to do
00:27:15up don't answer that question why don't you mugs be careful oh that's all right
00:27:25well it wasn't there for I wasn't looking where I was going oh that's nothing it's
00:27:34just you tried to put the finger on Danny eh you the kid we trusted like she was our
00:27:38own sister maybe better even oh no I was at first but not wait a minute what goes she's
00:27:43got an attachment for Danny I knew it I could see it was love at first sight quiet feather
00:27:49brain it ain't that kind of an attachment she's a process server what oh please let me explain
00:27:55I did start out to serve Danny with this paper but after you were so kind to me and I
00:28:00met Danny
00:28:01I just couldn't sounds good oh you've got to believe me I wouldn't do anything to hurt Danny
00:28:07here I'll prove it to you
00:28:11now are you convinced you stack up okay with us she sure does okay well you don't know how happy
00:28:17this makes me I could kiss all of you recede line forms on the right right right right right
00:28:27say this looks like a swell game can I play too boys I'm still worried about those process
00:28:32servers you better check all the doors yeah well check all the doors Danny come on okay thanks
00:28:37you look a little excited Carol I guess maybe I am a little well sit down and relax everyone
00:28:42gets the opening night jitters you know I suppose so Danny there's something I have to tell you
00:28:48there's something I have to tell you too you know when I first met you I never thought that
00:28:52night but you hit me right over the heart I did now what were you going to tell me well
00:28:59I I was come on I know what you were going to tell me you do I'll never forget that
00:29:04first
00:29:04night brother what oh brother it's the title of my song I think they want me for a rehearsal
00:29:11I'll see you later I'll see you later yes later opening night jitters
00:29:36I'll see you later on
00:31:36You like him, don't you?
00:31:38I hope so.
00:31:38Of course, the evening's still young if my father doesn't close us down.
00:31:42Oh, Danny, I know what you've tried to prove.
00:31:43Kicking around in nightclubs as an entertainer.
00:31:46You wanted to show your dad you could stand on your own two feet and be somebody without
00:31:49any help from him.
00:31:50Well, now you've made your point.
00:31:52Patch things off.
00:31:53Well, I would, Marie, but the way he feels about this venture here, I don't think he'd ever
00:31:56listen to me.
00:31:57But you just leave him to me.
00:31:58I'll bring him here if I have to put him in a straitjacket.
00:32:01You're wonderful.
00:32:05Now, Larry, you take nine and ten.
00:32:07Oh, eleven and twelve.
00:32:08Early fourteen and fifteen.
00:32:09Now go to your stations.
00:32:11Oh.
00:32:13Well, Moose, good evening.
00:32:14See ya.
00:32:15How's the chance of a good tip?
00:32:16Oh, this is wonderful.
00:32:18Shall we dance first?
00:32:19I don't mind.
00:32:26Oh, isn't the music divine?
00:32:32What's the idea?
00:32:33Who are you?
00:32:34I'm the fellow you asked to dance.
00:32:35How dare you?
00:32:37Oh, superstitious, eh?
00:32:38Well, of all the...
00:32:39Presenting Connie Boswell.
00:32:57Don't know why
00:33:02There's no sun up in the sky
00:33:09Stormy weather
00:33:11Since my man and I
00:33:15Been together
00:33:18Keeps raining all the time
00:33:30Life is bad
00:33:33Life is bad
00:33:35Gloom and misery everywhere
00:33:40Stormy weather
00:33:42Just keep my poor self
00:33:51Keeps raining all the time
00:33:58Keeps raining all the time
00:34:02Keeps raining all the time
00:34:09When he went away
00:34:12When he went away
00:34:13When he went away
00:34:14The fool's walking and made me
00:34:17If he stays away
00:34:20Old rock and chair gonna get me
00:34:25All I do is pray
00:34:28The Lord above will let me
00:34:34The Lord above will let me
00:34:37Love in the sun
00:34:41Once more
00:34:46I can't go on
00:34:51I can't go on
00:34:53I can't go on
00:34:54Because every finger
00:34:55That is not
00:34:59Stormy weather
00:35:01I can't go on
00:35:04Since my man and I
00:35:06Ain't together
00:35:09Keeps raining all the time
00:35:21Keeps raining all the time
00:35:46And I'll have roast turkey.
00:35:48Don't do it.
00:35:49Take the roast beef.
00:35:50It's rare.
00:35:51I want roast turkey.
00:35:53But the roast beef is delicious.
00:35:54We're throwing in an extra potato today.
00:35:56I don't like roast beef.
00:35:58Oh, you don't, eh?
00:36:00Do you realize what a cow gives up?
00:36:02Do you both realize what a cow gives up
00:36:04just so you can have a little piece of roast beef?
00:36:06I don't care what sacrifices a cow makes.
00:36:08Do I or don't I get roast turkey?
00:36:10Now, let me put it to you another way.
00:36:12You have a kind face.
00:36:14A cow hasn't got a chance.
00:36:15All she lives for is just so you can have some roast beef.
00:36:18Stop it. Stop it.
00:36:19You make me feel like a murderer.
00:36:23Hey, waiter, come here.
00:36:25What's the trouble, sir?
00:36:26I demand this insolent waiter be replaced.
00:36:28But what did he do, sir?
00:36:29What did he do?
00:36:30I want roast turkey.
00:36:32He insists I have roast beef.
00:36:33Oh, I'm terribly sorry.
00:36:36Why, you dumb flat.
00:36:39What's the matter with our roast beef?
00:36:42Bring them roast beef.
00:36:44They'll have to give better service than this
00:36:45or this place will close.
00:36:47I should say so.
00:36:48We've been sitting here more than half an hour.
00:36:49Waiter.
00:36:51It's about time you got here.
00:36:52Do you realize we're waiting for you?
00:36:54Yeah, of course.
00:36:55Let's have something to eat.
00:36:56Yeah, I don't mind if I do.
00:36:59What is the meaning of this?
00:37:01You asked me to have something to eat.
00:37:03Don't be ridiculous.
00:37:04John is so humiliating.
00:37:05Everybody's looking at us.
00:37:07Will you take our order or do I have to send for the manager?
00:37:09All right, all right.
00:37:10What do you have?
00:37:11A menu.
00:37:12A what?
00:37:12A menu.
00:37:13I wanted to see what you had to eat.
00:37:15I didn't eat yet.
00:37:16A menu that you read from.
00:37:18Oh, a menu that you read from.
00:37:21We have onion soup,
00:37:23duc a la compree,
00:37:24with kidneys Roman off,
00:37:25and mascazini cherries.
00:37:27We can read.
00:37:27Oh, sure.
00:37:28What an impress me.
00:37:29Yeah.
00:37:46And thank you.
00:37:47Oh, that's the same one.
00:37:49It is.
00:37:49Yeah.
00:37:50Well, uh...
00:37:50No, never mind, dear.
00:37:52Let's dance.
00:37:54Oh, but listen to me, Moose.
00:37:55You can see for yourself,
00:37:56I got talent.
00:37:57Wendy, I haven't got time.
00:37:58I'm watching the door
00:37:59so that certain people
00:38:00who would like to cause trouble
00:38:01don't get in.
00:38:02If you know what I mean,
00:38:03and I don't think you do.
00:38:04I'll just listen.
00:38:05Wendy, please.
00:38:06Good evening, sir.
00:38:07Enjoy yourself.
00:38:09Now, Wendy, please.
00:38:10Let's drop it for the time being.
00:38:12Oh, but Moose.
00:38:12Good evening, Miss Flinch.
00:38:14Finn.
00:38:14Oh.
00:38:15Oh, Moose.
00:38:17Give this gentleman a good table.
00:38:19Yes, Miss Flinch.
00:38:20Right this way.
00:38:21And another thing, Papa Warren.
00:38:23My family is just as respectable as yours.
00:38:26Of course, my dear.
00:38:27You like me, Delchuk?
00:38:28Why, certainly, Marie.
00:38:30But I don't like what you do.
00:38:32You don't know what I do.
00:38:34Please, for my sake and Danny's,
00:38:36try and see our point of view.
00:38:38And for once in your life, relax.
00:38:40Have a few drinks.
00:38:41We might even be able to hand you a few laughs.
00:38:44Try it, won't you?
00:38:45All right, I'll try.
00:38:47I have to go backstage and see somebody.
00:38:49We'll see you later.
00:38:50Please have a good time.
00:38:51Don't worry, my dear.
00:38:52I'll be all right.
00:39:14I couldn't begin to describe him because I don't know the world.
00:39:23The only thing I know is that he's the only one for me.
00:39:39And when I look in his eyes, oh, brother, and when he sighs, oh, brother,
00:39:49Out of this world, he takes me out of this world into a dream, a lovely dream.
00:39:56I feel a sprinkle of stardust in the air, like Rip Van Winkle, I wake and wonder is he really
00:40:13there.
00:40:13And when he gives me a kiss, oh, brother, is that a kiss, oh, brother, out of my mind, I'm
00:40:24going out of my mind, is that a man, oh, what a man.
00:40:30I know for certain there'll be no more flirting, he'll be my permanent thrill.
00:40:38And will I have him meet my mother, oh, brother, you know that I will.
00:40:43I know for certain things, oh, brother, I know that I will.
00:41:13I know for certain things, oh, brother, I know that I will.
00:41:15I know for certain things, oh, brother, and when I look in her eyes, oh, brother.
00:41:33And when she sighs, oh, brother, out of my mind.
00:41:38And when I look in her eyes, oh, brother, and when she sighs, oh, brother, out of my mind.
00:41:43Larry
00:42:42Larry
00:42:44Larry
00:42:45Larry
00:42:45Larry
00:42:45Larry
00:42:45Larry
00:43:15Old Father!
00:43:22Just a minute.
00:43:23Looking for someone, Chung?
00:43:24I want to see my son.
00:43:26Oh, you want to see your son?
00:43:27He's a processor, all right?
00:43:29Hey!
00:43:29Hey!
00:43:30Hey!
00:43:31Stop it!
00:43:34Hey!
00:43:35Why are you equal to...
00:43:49Just a minute.
00:43:51Take your hands off this gentleman.
00:43:53I'm terribly sorry, sir.
00:43:55What happened?
00:43:56He's a processor.
00:43:59I'm sorry, sir.
00:44:00I'm sorry, sir.
00:44:01I'm sorry, sir.
00:44:01Come on, my man.
00:44:02Out you go.
00:44:03Come on.
00:44:08Then don't come back.
00:44:10What am I saying?
00:44:11It's me.
00:44:14Take your dirty paws off me.
00:44:17Listen, I have influence.
00:44:18They sound I'm going to break every last one of you.
00:44:20Oh, show a button on it, pal.
00:44:22What's going on here?
00:44:23Why, these hoodlums have...
00:44:24This guy got drunk inside the club and tried to break things up.
00:44:27That's a lie.
00:44:27I tell you, it's a lie.
00:44:28Stop yelling.
00:44:29I'll yell if I feel like it.
00:44:31See, just a noisy drunk.
00:44:32Yeah, he's raking with liquor.
00:44:33Come on.
00:44:33You mean you were going to arrest me?
00:44:35That's a very good guess.
00:44:36Let's go.
00:44:37Wait a minute.
00:44:38Nice work, gentlemen.
00:44:39I congratulate you.
00:44:42Get inside, you hoodlums.
00:44:44Hey, okay.
00:44:51Small world, filled with millions of people, yet I found you, or should I really say, you came my way.
00:45:08Small world, and with so many places, yet one would do, we travel very far, but here we are.
00:45:26Small world, I'm not surprised, I'm sure this had to be, for now I know I could love only you,
00:45:44and you could love only me.
00:45:50Small world, small world, but here we are.
00:45:54Small world, filled with millions of people, yet I could find the heart that is tied to mine.
00:46:12Small world, small world, filled with millions of people, yet I found you.
00:46:24Oh, should I really say, you came my way, small world, and with so many places, just one would do.
00:47:03Small world, small world, and with so many places, yet I found you, and you could love only me.
00:47:12Only me, small world, only me, small world, filled with millions of people, yet I could find the heart that
00:47:27is tied to mine.
00:47:30Tied to mine, small world.
00:47:52Carol, Danny, that was wonderful.
00:47:54She certainly is.
00:47:55Thanks, Marie.
00:47:56You two certainly have it bad.
00:47:58What?
00:48:00Oh, hello, Marie.
00:48:01Danny, your father's here.
00:48:02I went after him.
00:48:03I think he's softening up.
00:48:04He is?
00:48:05Oh, gee, that's swell, Marie.
00:48:06Say, it's too bad we don't have time for Moose and the boys to prepare something special for him.
00:48:10What?
00:48:37I think he does.
00:49:04Walkin' with my baby, she got great big feet
00:49:06She long, lean, and lanky, and ain't had nothin' to eat
00:49:09But she's my baby, and I love her just the same
00:49:13Crazy about that woman, cause Caledonia is her name
00:49:19Caledonia, Caledonia, I want to make your big head so hot
00:49:23I love you, love you just the same
00:49:28I'll always love you, baby, cause Caledonia is your name
00:50:02You know, my mama told me, she said, son, keep away from Caledonia, she ain't no good, son
00:50:08She's bad for your morale, she'll have you doin' things that ain't right, son
00:50:11But see, mama didn't know I was in love with Caledonia
00:50:13So I'm goin' down to Caledonia's house and ask her just one more time
00:50:18Caledonia, Caledonia, what makes your big head so hot?
00:50:27The B jurisdiction's house and aim for Caledonia
00:50:28By the way, Godай, Caledonia is your name
00:50:30So, I'm goin' down, let's go
00:50:44Chantonia!
00:50:45vueか off
00:50:45Velen
00:50:45Ja某
00:50:51Im
00:50:58The End
00:51:30Well, at least I kept your name out of the papers.
00:51:33Wouldn't you be in fine shape if it read,
00:51:35Daniel Warren Sr. held for disturbing the peace and resisting arrest?
00:51:39I don't see anything funny about it.
00:51:41I guess it isn't funny.
00:51:43You've been letting others do all the work.
00:51:45Now more than ever, I want that dispossessed notice served, and right away.
00:51:48I'll see to it tonight.
00:51:49Personally.
00:51:50Tell me, when you went to your son's club, did you see this, Miss Lawrence?
00:51:54Yes, she's very good, too.
00:51:56Well, how can you say she's very good?
00:51:57She probably used a dispossessed notice as a bribe so she could get herself a job.
00:52:01I'm a better judge of character than you are.
00:52:02I don't think she did.
00:52:07Anything else?
00:52:08No, thanks.
00:52:09Oh, say, Moe, by the way, thanks for taking care of that process server last night.
00:52:12It was a pleasure, boss, a great pleasure.
00:52:14You know, that guy had nerve enough to say he was your father.
00:52:16Oh, no.
00:52:17What's the matter, boss?
00:52:19Now I know why my father didn't come back to say hello last night.
00:52:22I don't know how many more tricks he has left, but he'll certainly use them all.
00:52:25Don't worry, boss.
00:52:26They won't get by us.
00:52:27Well, gentlemen, time to...
00:52:29Oh, my watch.
00:52:30Oh, I left it in the kitchen.
00:52:31Will you get it, Moe?
00:52:31Oh, sure, sure.
00:52:41There's Larry.
00:52:43What are you looking for?
00:52:44A watch.
00:52:45A watch?
00:52:46Yeah, it went down the drainpipe.
00:52:47That was Moose's watch.
00:52:48He'll murder us.
00:52:49You better go and get it quick.
00:52:50I can't.
00:52:51Oh, yes, you can, because you're going right down that pipe after it.
00:52:53Come on.
00:52:53Wait a minute.
00:52:54Come on.
00:52:55Get up here.
00:52:56Now, careful.
00:52:57Now.
00:52:58Hello?
00:52:59Pardon me, boy.
00:53:03Hello?
00:53:04Yes.
00:53:05Definitely.
00:53:06Absolutely.
00:53:07Positively.
00:53:08Wrong number.
00:53:09I'll have that guy's phone taken out.
00:53:11Curly?
00:53:12Larry?
00:53:13Yes?
00:53:16Third dimension.
00:53:18Larry, how are you doing?
00:53:20I ain't found it yet.
00:53:21Well, don't come up until you do find it.
00:53:23Okay.
00:53:29Hello?
00:53:31Who is this?
00:53:32This is Curly.
00:53:34Where are you?
00:53:35Down the cellar.
00:53:36Did you find a watch?
00:53:37What watch?
00:53:39See this?
00:53:40What?
00:53:41Oh!
00:53:42Oh!
00:53:45Larry.
00:53:46Yeah?
00:53:47Hurry up.
00:53:48It's awful dark down here.
00:53:50Keep your shirt on.
00:53:51I can't see a thing.
00:53:52Well, you better hurry up before Moose comes back.
00:53:55If you think you can do any better, get down there yourself.
00:53:57Quiet.
00:53:57I can't hear a thing.
00:53:59Look in the little dark corners.
00:54:01What?
00:54:04Why?
00:54:05Did you always find my watch?
00:54:06It went down the drain.
00:54:08You put it down the drain pipe?
00:54:09Well, you'll get down and get it or I'll skin you alive.
00:54:12Come on.
00:54:12Easy, Moose, easy.
00:54:22Get in the way.
00:54:23Get a wrench.
00:54:24A wrench?
00:54:24Monkey, don't be personal.
00:54:26Get going.
00:54:27And when I get back, you better have to watch.
00:54:31Just grab a wrench.
00:54:32Get started!
00:54:33I'll get back.
00:54:57I'll get back.
00:55:00I'll get back.
00:55:02Get up there!
00:55:07Easy now!
00:55:26No, don't be impatient.
00:55:29No, we didn't find it yet, Moose.
00:55:31A little leak started in the cell and we had to fix that first.
00:55:35But listen...
00:55:40Moose is on his way down here and he's plenty sore.
00:55:42Curly, did you find it?
00:55:43No!
00:55:44Hey, Larry!
00:55:45It ain't in here.
00:55:47What are you guys doing in there, I order?
00:55:56Why, I order!
00:55:57What are you beating about?
00:55:59I could have been over your head!
00:56:00You flat-headed, flat-chested!
00:56:03Flat-footed, don't die on a...
00:56:05Good evening.
00:56:06The captain will see you.
00:56:09Now, Moose.
00:56:10Wendy, I haven't got time to listen now.
00:56:13Oh, but, Moose, please, it won't take long.
00:56:14I'm watching the door.
00:56:16Good evening.
00:56:17Good evening.
00:56:18Just a minute.
00:56:20You got a reservation?
00:56:21I know, I...
00:56:22I thought so.
00:56:23Outside.
00:56:24I want to talk to Mr. Warren.
00:56:26You and a lot of other guys.
00:56:27Now, serve your papers somewhere, Zelda.
00:56:29Now, look here!
00:56:29You can't...
00:56:33Give me his hat.
00:56:34I'll punch you right in...
00:56:38Thank you very much.
00:56:40Oh, hello, O'Connor.
00:56:41Hello, Moose.
00:56:50When you quarrel...
00:56:54And the teardrops start...
00:56:58A tender word will mend it all.
00:57:05When you've broken someone's faithful heart...
00:57:11A tender word will mend it all.
00:57:19Better than roses...
00:57:22Or gifts she'll tire of...
00:57:25Tell her that she's the one you love.
00:57:33Why be foolish while your castles fall?
00:57:38A tender word will mend it all.
00:57:46A tender word will mend it all.
00:57:47When you've quarreled and the teardrops start...
00:57:53A tender word will mend it all.
00:58:00Why be foolish while your castles fall?
00:58:06Why be foolish while your castles fall?
00:58:07A tender word will mend it...
00:58:11A tender word will mend it.
00:58:14A tender word will mend it all.
00:58:30But I told you the other night wasn't Danny's fault, Papa Warren.
00:58:34The boys didn't know you were his father.
00:58:35They thought you were a process server.
00:58:37And Carol didn't know you were trying to be nice.
00:58:40It doesn't make any difference.
00:58:41I'm going to take my son out of the entertainment business and close up that club.
00:58:45It's the last thing I do.
00:58:47Excuse the expression, but you're being an obstinate old lady about this, so you better get up.
00:58:51Come on now, get out of bed.
00:58:53Oh, don't be ridiculous, Marie.
00:58:56Don't you dare call me ridiculous.
00:58:58Go ahead, pull down the sheets.
00:59:03It weren't for your mother.
00:59:05Yes, I know, you'd be my father.
00:59:07Now your left leg.
00:59:10Now you're right.
00:59:14Now you're sitting up?
00:59:16Yes, I'm sitting up.
00:59:18Put your clothes on.
00:59:19I'm coming over to get you.
00:59:20I'll be ready.
00:59:34Just a little fond affection
00:59:39That is all I'm thinking of
01:00:03Cheers me when I'm feeling blue
01:00:11Just a little love
01:00:14Just a little affection
01:00:20From you
01:00:25Won't you hold me just a little closer
01:00:31Tell me that you love me true
01:00:38When you hold me just a little closer
01:00:43When you hold me just a little closer
01:00:59Perfection
01:01:01Perfection
01:01:03That is all I'm ever dreaming of
01:01:11I have been in heaven
01:01:14I have been in heaven since the day
01:01:42Just a little closer
01:01:45Oh, just a little affection
01:01:50Darling, when it comes
01:01:54From you
01:02:03Here they are
01:02:04Oh, thank you, darling
01:02:06Oh, you're such a dog
01:02:14Looking for somebody?
01:02:15Yes, Mr. Warren
01:02:17Well, you can't see me
01:02:18I have something for it
01:02:19Something for the show
01:02:20As a matter of fact
01:02:21He's waiting for it
01:02:22Yeah, what is it?
01:02:23A song
01:02:24A song?
01:02:25What's the name of it?
01:02:26I have an attachment for you
01:02:28Baby
01:02:29Sounds hot
01:02:30I bet you that'll send him
01:02:31Oh, it will
01:02:32You wait here
01:02:33I'll see if I can get Mr. Warren
01:02:35Don't move
01:02:35That's a coincidence
01:02:43Good evening
01:02:44Good evening
01:02:46Oh
01:02:48Oh
01:02:49You've been a long time
01:02:51Serving that paper
01:02:52Mr. Bascom
01:02:53I was going to call you
01:02:54I don't want the job
01:02:57And besides, Mr. Warren
01:02:59Is out of town
01:02:59So please go
01:03:00And I'll call you
01:03:02Do you want to see me?
01:03:03Oh, Danny
01:03:04Danny Warren
01:03:05That's right
01:03:06I have a present for you
01:03:08How did you get in here?
01:03:10Just walked in the back way
01:03:12As for you, young lady
01:03:14The next time I give you a paper to serve
01:03:15Serve it
01:03:17Nice work
01:03:18I can explain
01:03:19You should have waited until the finale
01:03:22You would have gotten a big laugh
01:03:24Yes, a big laugh
01:03:32Danny
01:03:32Look who I brought
01:03:34Well, you did all right, Dad
01:03:36All the time I was getting ready to open this club
01:03:38You had a process server working here
01:03:39Ready to serve an attachment on me
01:03:41What process server?
01:03:42Carol
01:03:42Carol
01:03:42She brought the man in here to serve the papers
01:03:44Now, don't let her take all the credit
01:03:45I brought him in
01:03:46How'd you like it?
01:03:47How'd I like it?
01:03:48Now, wait a minute
01:03:49If Carly brought him in
01:03:50Then Carol had nothing to do with it
01:03:52And as far as this club is concerned
01:03:54I suppose it is more fun
01:03:55Than the utilities business, Danny
01:03:58Oh, gee, Dad
01:03:59You're swell
01:04:00And Marie
01:04:00Yes, I know
01:04:01I'm wonderful
01:04:01Now, get going
01:04:04Taxi
01:04:07Carol
01:04:09Carol
01:04:11Carol
01:04:11Carol, I understand everything
01:04:12I'm not interested
01:04:13Oh, now, listen
01:04:14That kind of stuff is for children
01:04:15Now, stop acting like one
01:04:16Or I'll put you across my knee
01:04:17Oh, no, you won't
01:04:18Well, all right
01:04:19You asked for it
01:04:21Hey, what's all this about here?
01:04:22Officer, this man is
01:04:23Is her brother
01:04:24And she's my sister
01:04:25And she's trying to run away from home
01:04:26They beat me
01:04:27And they keep me locked up in the cold bed
01:04:28We do not
01:04:29We use gas
01:04:29Now, wait a minute
01:04:30You're going home with your brother
01:04:31Thanks, boss
01:04:32And you'll stop beating your sister
01:04:33And get going
01:04:34Put me down
01:04:36They say they're brother and sister
01:04:38And I say they're a couple of bad
01:04:39Dead liars
01:04:40You're right, officer
01:04:56You're right, officer
01:05:08You're right, officer
01:05:09After all this time
01:05:12You're breaking my heart
01:05:16After all this time
01:05:21Now you want to part
01:05:27Leaving me a memory
01:05:30Of love we want you
01:05:34Because you believe
01:05:39That I deceived you
01:05:44If you'll give me time
01:05:48To tell you my side
01:05:53Then you'll find
01:05:57I've nothing to hide
01:06:04I don't want to lose you
01:06:08Please don't say we're through
01:06:13Darling, after all this time
01:06:18I don't want to lose you
01:06:23But you've got to be
01:06:25I don't know
01:06:40I don't know
01:07:22I don't want to lose you, please don't say we're through, oh darling, after all this time.
01:07:54Do you say Mr. Moose won't listen to you?
01:07:55No, ma'am, and I've got talent.
01:07:57Well, that doesn't make any difference as long as you can do something.
01:07:59Oh, he's in Mr. Warren's office.
01:08:00Come along.
01:08:06Wait here.
01:08:13Good evening.
01:08:15Oh, it's you, Miss Flinch.
01:08:16Finch, ma'am.
01:08:17The name is Moose.
01:08:18Moose, yes, I know.
01:08:19I have someone outside that's very clever.
01:08:21Yeah?
01:08:21Anything for a friend of yours.
01:08:22Come in, son.
01:08:25Oh, him?
01:08:26Yes.
01:08:27Commence.
01:08:27Well, I would like to give an invitation of a squadron of airplanes bombing a city.
01:08:48They're going to take a landing now.
01:08:50Take a landing.
01:09:00Next, let's pop the bottle and ginger ale comes out.
01:09:02All right.
01:09:03Ginger ale.
01:09:08I'd like to give an invitation of sawing a piece of wood.
01:09:11Sawing a piece of wood now.
01:09:12Piece of wood.
01:09:23One of those motorboats now.
01:09:26Motorboats turning up.
01:09:27Here it is.
01:09:32That's a Bubbles.
01:09:40Very cheap motorboat.
01:09:41Wait a minute.
01:09:41I'll get it.
01:09:48Excuse me.
01:09:50Wait a minute.
01:10:03And now my dad's old car.
01:10:05Here it is.
01:10:15Next is the train going up a steep hill.
01:10:18Going up a steep hill now.
01:10:20All aboard.
01:10:44It's all right.
01:10:45Take it easy.
01:10:46Take it easy.
01:10:47Take it easy.
01:10:47Take it easy.
01:10:48Take it easy.
01:10:59Oh, brother.
01:11:00Oh, brother.
01:11:00Oh, brother.
01:11:02Oh, brother.
01:11:08Why be foolish while your castle's born.
01:11:14A tender word will never hear thine.
01:11:27I don't want to lose you.
01:11:32Please don't say we're through.
01:11:41Don't after all this time
01:11:55Small world filled with millions of people
01:12:01Yet I could find a heart that is tied to mine
01:12:13Small world filled with millions of people
01:12:52I can't go on
01:12:58Everything I had is gone
01:13:03Starry weather
01:13:06Since my moon and I ain't together
01:13:16Keeps raining all the time
01:13:28Keeps raining all the time
01:13:39I can't go on
01:14:09The end of the day
01:14:10The end of the day
01:14:15The end of the day