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00:01:28 #1 What you say this is to your view after two weeks of
00:01:44 #2 a nice and basic. Fire. An actress of your ability working in the
00:01:50 #3 department store is one thing if I'm ever called upon to play the part of the
00:01:55 #4 package rapper I'll be superb. But I couldn't do it better what you need is a
00:02:00 #5 couple of room somewhere and a husband to look at you. I might consider Charlie
00:02:04 #6 McCarthy you wouldn't have you really knew him you know I've been thinking
00:02:08 #7 lately that perhaps Charlie and I ought to separate separate you and Charlie
00:02:12 #8 I know but people just aren't interested in ventriloquist and their dummy hey you
00:02:17 #9 are in a bad way come on snap out of it it's a new year and it's going to be a
00:02:23 #10 good good for both of us I know
00:02:26 #11 what's that?
00:03:26 #12 Holly's up there.
00:03:31 #13 Hey you come back here.
00:03:37 #14 Right now come on get back.
00:03:39 #15 Please officer I don't think you're hurt.
00:03:57 #16 Holly come on we've got to get out of here.
00:03:59 #17 What's the matter I've all the land that you gave us until Monday to dig up their in.
00:04:02 #18 What are you trying to do? Smoke this out of here?
00:04:05 #19 No, the building's on fire.
00:04:07 #20 Wow, let's get out of here.
00:04:09 #21 Did the juggling Jacobuses get out all right?
00:04:12 #22 Hey, how'd a juggling Jacobus, you, if you don't get back there?
00:04:15 #23 All right, all right, all right, take it easy.
00:04:17 #24 All right, come on, folks, move back. Get back.
00:04:19 #25 How do you like a guy like this?
00:04:21 #26 You ask him a civil question and he...
00:04:25 #27 Say I know you.
00:04:26 #28 Well, well, that makes me happy.
00:04:28 #29 No, honestly, I do.
00:04:30 #30 You live right up there in that third floor front.
00:04:32 #31 I live across the street. You see where the people are up there in the window?
00:04:34 #32 a window my house is burning and he's asking me
00:04:37 #33 riddles and could you get my letter one letter she wrote you to tell you the house
00:04:48 #34 was on fire. Kate Kate. Don't.
00:04:52 #35 Come here. Come back.
00:05:04 #36 Where you go. You know this place is on fire all the stupid day.
00:05:13 #37 Of all the dumb dollars risking our lives to ask you to follow me that stops
00:05:18 #38 Maybe that thing is locked.
00:05:20 #39 Well, if you'd stop shouting at me for a minute, I might be able to open it.
00:05:23 #40 Come on, will you please get what you're after and let's get out of here?
00:05:30 #41 Here it is, thank you.
00:05:31 #42 That must be very important document.
00:05:33 #43 It is.
00:05:42 #44 Don't be afraid.
00:05:43 #45 Come on, let's go this way.
00:05:45 #46 Don't worry.
00:05:48 #47 We'll be out of here in a jiffy.
00:05:58 #48 Here, let me help you.
00:06:00 #49 Ah, that's got it.
00:06:05 #50 Whoa, whoa.
00:06:06 #51 Wait a minute, wait a minute.
00:06:09 #52 I'm all right.
00:06:11 #53 How are we going to get down?
00:06:12 #54 Let's go this way. Come on. Can you jump?
00:06:17 #55 Jump? Oh, yes, I think so.
00:06:24 #56 Hey, y'all. You all right?
00:06:25 #57 Yes, thanks. I'd have been down there yet if it weren't for you. You saved my life.
00:06:30 #58 Oh, now you're not going to try to make a hero of me, are you?
00:06:33 #59 Mary!
00:06:34 #60 Hello there! That's where I live.
00:06:40 #61 So you told me.
00:06:41 #62 Oh, lady, you haven't heard anything yet. Do you know I have a confession to make to you.
00:06:45 #63 I've been sitting in that window for months looking right into your life.
00:06:48 #64 Oh, well, keeping tongue.
00:06:50 #65 Yes, I could tell when you were high and I could also tell when you were blue and
00:06:56 #66 Many's the time you made my mouth water when you were poaching eggs over that electric iron
00:07:08 #67 But get back my name's McCarthy. I don't care what your name is get back
00:07:12 #68 I got it. I rather he did thank goodness. You're safe officer. Will we be able to go in there?
00:07:28 #69 No one can go in there the place is a wreck
00:07:30 #70 That's kind of tough. Burn out on New Year's Eve.
00:07:33 #71 Burn out or thrown out? What's the difference?
00:07:35 #72 Well, what are you fellas going to do?
00:07:37 #73 Oh, we'll curl up with a nice book somewhere.
00:07:40 #74 Say, I've got an idea. Why don't you come up to my place? We're having a little party.
00:07:43 #75 I think I can grow to care for you.
00:07:46 #76 Three flights to heaven. Hope you don't mind.
00:07:52 #77 You're lucky to have stairs. We're fresh out.
00:07:55 #78 Looks like just another fire cabin. You asked me.
00:07:58 #79 I didn't ask you.
00:07:59 #80 My mansion in the hill.
00:08:03 #81 The fire is out.
00:08:07 #82 Ladies and gentlemen, I brought you back a couple of refugees.
00:08:09 #83 Miss Kay Martin, Mr. Edgar Bergen, meet the bushelites of Broadway.
00:08:13 #84 Oh, may I take your coat?
00:08:15 #85 Who are the bushelites?
00:08:17 #86 Alas, they're artists who hide their lights under bushels.
00:08:20 #87 The place certainly looks lived and quiet.
00:08:23 #88 All right.
00:08:25 #89 You see the juggling Jacobuses?
00:08:28 #90 Did they get on all night?
00:08:30 #91 I hope so. I didn't see them.
00:08:32 #92 My name is Honey, honey.
00:08:34 #93 see them my name is honey honey hope you didn't lose anything I don't think so we'll
00:08:39 #94 know in the morning be it thank you be it thank you I'll be a good quiet kid you see
00:08:50 #95 I'm trying to drink yes but honey honey didn't give Charlie Charlie any big I bake
00:08:56 #96 your part now get you some
00:09:02 #97 honey's my partner she's a swell kid you like it what do you do we dance just at
00:09:08 #98 the moment according to our agents were resting after a long and arduous tour and
00:09:14 #99 what do you do well I'm a wish a light to I'm resting after a long run in Shubert
00:09:18 #100 down her own whole congratulations you are totally dear oh last but not least I
00:09:27 #101 thank you I too much beer isn't good for little boys too much there no well you
00:09:35 #102 You're certainly to care that.
00:09:36 #103 Oh, yeah.
00:09:39 #104 Fine.
00:09:42 #105 Yeah.
00:09:43 #106 Oh, yeah.
00:09:44 #107 I would...
00:09:45 #108 It's good.
00:09:46 #109 Yeah.
00:09:47 #110 Well, I wouldn't know about that.
00:09:49 #111 A ventriloquist.
00:09:52 #112 Can you beat that?
00:09:54 #113 I didn't think that existed anymore.
00:09:56 #114 When a house burns, you never know what's coming out.
00:09:58 #115 I don't think I'm gonna like her.
00:10:00 #116 Greetings.
00:10:01 #117 Hello.
00:10:02 #118 How are you?
00:10:03 #119 Very good this year.
00:10:09 #120 Oh, well, Cora, this is Miss Kay Martin.
00:10:12 #121 How do you do?
00:10:13 #122 Oh, you're a good friend.
00:10:14 #123 I'm glad you're here.
00:10:15 #124 came on how do you do and that's Edgar Bergen how do you do
00:10:22 #125 this is carl felt she's working to tell well you needn't look jealous it's only a walk
00:10:28 #126 on I appear in the third act and say I'm Jeffery's wife he's killed himself can you blame him
00:10:36 #127 for a change the great big dummy like you making fun of my acting my face read I didn't know
00:10:44 #128 you were acting. I really ought to be thinking of a place to sleep.
00:10:59 #129 Oh leave that to honey. She'll figure it out. She and the landlady are just like that.
00:11:03 #130 She is nice. Ladies and gentlemen, we speak to you from the rainbow room at
00:11:09 #131 Rockfeller Center. It is now 15 seconds before midnight.
00:11:13 #132 Yes, Charlie, you too. That nasty old year has gone down. I hope the new one's much more fun.
00:12:02 #133 I hope so. Happy New Year.
00:12:06 #134 Happy New Year.
00:12:07 #135 Oh, excuse me.
00:12:08 #136 Barry, happy New Year.
00:12:13 #137 Looks like a good game. We ought to get in a burden.
00:12:16 #138 Happy New Year, Barry.
00:12:18 #139 And a happy New Year to you, Kay.
00:12:19 #140 Shall we dance?
00:12:29 #141 I'm up down here.
00:13:05 #142 Good night, Jimmy.
00:13:06 #143 What's all the noise around here?
00:13:11 #144 Look at me. Look at me in the top.
00:13:13 #145 Good night, Kitty.
00:13:19 #146 How've you seen you in bed?
00:13:20 #147 Good night, baby. Good night, Carl.
00:13:21 #148 Good night.
00:13:22 #149 Ooh, it's beginning to snow.
00:13:26 #150 You'd better come inside where it's warm and close the window.
00:13:29 #151 Oh, wait a minute.
00:13:30 #152 A little fresh air is good for you.
00:13:31 #153 Not me.
00:13:32 #154 Good night, dear.
00:13:33 #155 I'll lay a night guard out in the couch for you. Thanks. I'll be right down.
00:13:36 #156 Good night, Barry. Good night, honey.
00:13:37 #157 Good night.
00:13:38 #158 I feel terribly guilty letting Honey do all this for me.
00:13:43 #159 Oh, don't worry about her.
00:13:45 #160 She likes it.
00:13:45 #161 Honey's got the biggest heart in the world.
00:13:49 #162 That must be the dawn.
00:13:51 #163 See where it's getting light over there in the top of that building?
00:13:55 #164 The dawn of the new year.
00:13:57 #165 Does it mean that much to you?
00:13:59 #166 Everything.
00:14:00 #167 You said you were going to tell me what was in that letter.
00:14:02 #168 Did I?
00:14:03 #169 Sure, don't you remember?
00:14:05 #170 You said it was a passport to fame and fortune and happiness.
00:14:09 #171 It might easily be.
00:14:11 #172 Are you thinking of getting married?
00:14:14 #173 No, nothing like that.
00:14:15 #174 Well, then I can't imagine what it could be.
00:14:18 #175 It's a letter of introduction to John Manoring.
00:14:20 #176 John Manoring?
00:14:22 #177 They're great lovers. Is he?
00:14:24 #178 Well, so they say, on the screen and in private life, too.
00:14:28 #179 He's also a very great actor.
00:14:29 #180 Oh, he's a great actor, all right.
00:14:31 #181 All the mannerings are good actors.
00:14:33 #182 Well, I hope it brings you good luck.
00:14:35 #183 Thanks.
00:14:36 #184 Oh, it's getting cold.
00:14:37 #185 I think I'd better go.
00:14:43 #186 I guess that ought to be comfortable.
00:14:45 #187 Thanks.
00:14:47 #188 Have you and Barry been together long?
00:14:49 #189 For five years.
00:14:52 #190 For five long hard years.
00:14:55 #191 But I don't regret your day of it.
00:14:57 #192 Barry's been as well.
00:14:59 #193 He's taught me and I've helped him.
00:15:02 #194 And all we needed to break to get right up on top
00:15:04 #195 with Rogers and Astaire.
00:15:07 #196 And we'll get there.
00:15:09 #197 Nothing can stop us.
00:15:12 #198 Of course, no, let's throw a slipper at him.
00:15:14 #199 I'll be all right. Good night. Good night.
00:15:17 #200 John Mammering, celebrated stage and screen star,
00:15:30 #201 and Lydia Hoyt, his pretty 22-year-old bride-to-be,
00:15:34 #202 were greeted by a throng of eager, well-wishing fans
00:15:36 #203 as they stepped off the gangplank yesterday afternoon.
00:15:39 #204 Miss Hoyt will be the fourth Mrs. Manoring.
00:15:42 #205 The fourth Mrs. Manoring.
00:15:44 #206 They love him but divorce him.
00:15:46 #207 How to be like that?
00:15:48 #208 How about it, Megan?
00:15:49 #209 Couldn't we afford a wife there too?
00:15:51 #210 Listen to the young turkey.
00:15:53 #211 What time is it, Barry?
00:15:55 #212 Uh, it's two o'clock.
00:15:57 #213 Oh, I'd better hurry.
00:15:59 #214 You got to wear that hat?
00:16:00 #215 I guess I'll have to.
00:16:01 #216 My only nice one was soaked in the fire. Okay. Yes?
00:16:04 #217 Don't you think you'd better phone Manoring first
00:16:06 #218 an aspirin appointment I've been carrying this letter around for months I'm not going
00:16:10 #219 to give him a chance to put me off. Why aren't you putting too much faith in that
00:16:13 #220 letter? Well if he doesn't do anything for you I hope you won't be too disappointed.
00:16:18 #221 But he will Barry. This is the beginning of everything for me. A man like
00:16:22 #222 Manor and can do a lot for you on board right here Travis. Oh honey. Oh you're an angel.
00:16:29 #223 Hey bring out the sable. Sables? I wouldn't dare. Oh they came out of our
00:16:35 #224 a hot shop on six thousand. Sables get that. Well one they call rabbits next you
00:16:42 #225 can have a third interest for four dollars. Oh they're lovely how do I look you look
00:16:48 #226 swell I don't know how I'm going to thank you have you got your letter yes well I'll
00:16:54 #227 come back as soon as I've seen him and if it's good news the party's on me good bye
00:16:58 #228 good luck goodbye goodbye good luck I wonder if she'll see him I wonder if you'll see
00:17:03 #229 her wonder what'll happen if they see each other might be there if they didn't see
00:17:06 #230 each other might be better if you shut up yeah well that's another way of looking
00:17:10 #231 at him yes I'd like to see Mr. Manning please Mr. Manning is occupied he's
00:17:26 #232 seeing no one well I'm sure he'll see me I have a letter of introduction from whom
00:17:30 #233 well if you let me come inside I'll tell you it was a you had a letter yes if
00:17:40 #234 you give it to me I'll see that it reaches Mr. Manning in due course and
00:17:43 #235 perhaps an appointment could be arranged why couldn't do that I'll have to
00:17:46 #236 see him personally I'll tell you how to the question this gentleman here has
00:17:49 #237 have been waiting since a half after one. You see how it is?
00:17:52 #238 I have a great deal of patience.
00:17:54 #239 Very well, I'm sure I've done my duty to warn you.
00:17:58 #240 This happens to be a superb example of a Bachara prayer rug.
00:18:02 #241 It is not intended to be used as an ash tray.
00:18:10 #242 It was a cloudy day.
00:18:12 #243 The cemetery of Perlachens was the slate gray
00:18:16 #244 of a Joseph Penel Skyscay.
00:18:19 #245 I walked down the path past the tomb of Eloise and Abelard,
00:18:23 #246 and I stopped in reverence before it.
00:18:26 #247 Before the memory of their love that no man could put a sunder.
00:18:29 #248 I beg your pardon, sir.
00:18:30 #249 That no man could put a sunder.
00:18:34 #250 I went on in the mist until I came to where your sated grandmother lay.
00:18:39 #251 And there, one by one, as you directed, I let drop the springs of England.
00:18:46 #252 What kind of you to remember, miss you?
00:18:48 #253 For a friend, it was nothing.
00:18:51 #254 You stupid fool!
00:18:53 #255 You ill-missed home!
00:18:55 #256 I told you not to darken it too much.
00:18:57 #257 I wanted a bit of gray kept over the temple
00:18:59 #258 and you've made it look like a toupee.
00:19:01 #259 On the contrary, sir, touch of gray
00:19:02 #260 would look infinitely more studied.
00:19:04 #261 Stop lying. Only which one?
00:19:06 #262 There are a number of important matters, sir. Tell me all, Jules.
00:19:08 #263 This letter from Lou Woodstock.
00:19:09 #264 Well, what does he say?
00:19:11 #265 You old horse thief.
00:19:14 #266 Just a salutation of the letter, sir.
00:19:15 #267 You see, you old horse thief,
00:19:17 #268 I sent you a play three months ago.
00:19:19 #269 You needn't read it.
00:19:20 #270 Just say you'll do it and get back in the theater
00:19:22 #271 a way you belong affectionately Lou take a letter Andrews my dear old friend
00:19:28 #272 nothing on earth could ever induce me to return to the theater you rat is this it
00:19:33 #273 yes sir I should keep the manuscript as a souvenir affectionately John anything
00:19:38 #274 else yes sir there's a lady with a letter of introduction sir well tell her to
00:19:42 #275 leave it I'm much too busy with pleasure sir and a newspaper reporter a
00:19:45 #276 journalist well we mustn't be ungracious to the press has he a photographer with
00:19:50 #277 No, sir, but he may have a candid camera.
00:19:52 #278 They hide them in the most extraordinary places, sir.
00:19:54 #279 I'll get in five minutes. No more.
00:19:56 #280 Very good, sir.
00:19:57 #281 My coat, Andrew, is yes, sir.
00:19:58 #282 I do, Mr. Rover. What's this one's name?
00:20:36 #283 Blitzen, sir. He's German.
00:20:38 #284 Blitzen, does he bite?
00:20:39 #285 Oh, no, sir, he's very tame. I'm sure he won't bite, sir.
00:20:41 #286 Well, I'm not.
00:20:42 #287 Sitzen, Blitzen.
00:20:43 #288 Sitzen, why do you talk to him in a foreign language?
00:20:45 #289 He doesn't understand English, sir.
00:20:46 #290 But he's beautifully mannered.
00:20:48 #291 Sitz, sitz.
00:20:49 #292 Lie down, Blitzen.
00:20:51 #293 Lie down.
00:20:52 #294 A very lovely picture, sir.
00:21:00 #295 You may come in now, not you, him.
00:21:05 #296 Good afternoon, my friend.
00:21:10 #297 I'm afraid that I can make no statement on my forthcoming plans until after the wedding.
00:21:13 #298 Well, that's too bad, but you wore a John Manoring, aren't you?
00:21:16 #299 Sir?
00:21:17 #300 What's this?
00:21:18 #301 Just a summons, Mr. Manoring, for non-payment of alimony.
00:21:21 #302 Sorry to trouble you.
00:21:23 #303 Reporter...
00:21:26 #304 Shrouderton!
00:21:27 #305 It's a nice blitz.
00:21:31 #306 Shrouderton!
00:21:32 #307 That's a blitz!
00:21:33 #308 That's Blitzen!
00:21:38 #309 Shoot a bit, Blitzen!
00:21:39 #310 Hey, girls!
00:21:40 #311 Blitzen, Blitzen, Blitzen, Blitzen, Blitzen!
00:21:56 #312 How you doing? Mr. Manor?
00:22:01 #313 Yes?
00:22:02 #314 I have a letter of introduction.
00:22:05 #315 Oh, yes, the letter of introduction.
00:22:08 #316 I hope I didn't frighten you.
00:22:10 #317 Oh, that's quite all right.
00:22:13 #318 It's safe to come in now, sir.
00:22:16 #319 Won't you come inside?
00:22:17 #320 Thank you.
00:22:31 #321 Handwriting is familiar.
00:22:32 #322 Count is very easy.
00:22:34 #323 I don't believe you can guess. I think you have to read it.
00:22:37 #324 Please say something.
00:23:17 #325 Where have you been, my dear? Why haven't I known?
00:23:21 #326 I didn't know myself until recently.
00:23:24 #327 Take off your hat. No, don't touch it. Let me see you just as you are.
00:23:32 #328 Yes, I see it now.
00:23:35 #329 Same forehead. Same lovely hair.
00:23:39 #330 Only your mother's, I imagine, is turning gray.
00:23:41 #331 It turned very fast toward the end.
00:23:43 #332 She's dead.
00:23:45 #333 A few months ago.
00:23:47 #334 I was in New York trying to get a job.
00:23:49 #335 Someone wired me.
00:23:51 #336 When I got there, she...
00:23:53 #337 she gave me the letter.
00:23:55 #338 It was the first time I knew.
00:23:57 #339 She felt she owed it to me,
00:23:59 #340 and perhaps to you.
00:24:01 #341 And made me promise that...
00:24:03 #342 forgive me.
00:24:07 #343 Forgive you?
00:24:09 #344 I don't want to be any bother.
00:24:15 #345 Bother? My dear girl.
00:24:19 #346 Let me look at you again.
00:24:22 #347 That takes me back.
00:24:23 #348 Lower tears in her eyes too the last time I saw her.
00:24:26 #349 To think that I've found you.
00:24:41 #350 The first thing I remember was mother cutting out your clippings and pasting them in a big yellow scrapbook.
00:24:49 #351 Later I used to read the notices and pretend they were mine.
00:24:52 #352 Let's see, I played Ophelia with you and Rosalind and Roxanne.
00:24:58 #353 Oh, I was wonderful in that.
00:25:00 #354 And of course we went to all your pictures.
00:25:02 #355 I don't think mother ever missed any.
00:25:05 #356 Sometimes halfway through the story I'd see tears in her eyes.
00:25:09 #357 If I asked her why, she'd say the scene was sad.
00:25:13 #358 Once I teased her about it.
00:25:15 #359 Said she was too old to have a crush on a movie star.
00:25:19 #360 She didn't answer, but I thought I'd hurt her so I never mentioned it again.
00:25:23 #361 How little one really knows.
00:25:25 #362 Why do you say that?
00:25:26 #363 If I had only realized, how could I?
00:25:29 #364 I was so young at the time, excitable, ambitious.
00:25:32 #365 without experience and a famous name to live up to.
00:25:35 #366 When she refused to leave Nashville and take to the road with me,
00:25:38 #367 I thought she didn't care.
00:25:40 #368 I called.
00:25:42 #369 I meant to go back, but somehow the time never came.
00:25:44 #370 There was always a new season, a new play.
00:25:48 #371 Oh, I'm so sorry.
00:25:50 #372 Lydia!
00:25:53 #373 I had no idea. Please don't let me disturb you.
00:25:55 #374 Lydia, darling, what a surprise. Is that new?
00:25:59 #375 Yes.
00:26:00 #376 I want to meet my poetry miss came off miss Martin how do you do miss Martin
00:26:07 #377 how do you do I'm afraid I've stayed too long will you excuse me thank you for
00:26:13 #378 being so kind and I won't bother you again until I hear from you I'll I'll
00:26:26 #379 see you to the elevator goodbye goodbye I haven't even your address how stupid of
00:26:46 #380 I'll write it down.
00:26:48 #381 I feel the worst kind of black heart.
00:26:58 #382 Why?
00:26:59 #383 I started to tell her. I had the intention of telling her.
00:27:02 #384 But the word daughter seemed to have stick in my throat.
00:27:04 #385 I guess being a father so suddenly has upset me.
00:27:07 #386 I understand. You can't suddenly spring a daughter on an unsuspecting world.
00:27:12 #387 No, I guess I'm just a vain and pompous idiot.
00:27:14 #388 No, you're not.
00:27:16 #389 You're famous. You're a reputation.
00:27:19 #390 And please believe me, I don't want to complicate your life.
00:27:23 #391 If anything, I'd like to add a little happiness to it.
00:27:27 #392 I'd like to feel that you can count on me for anything,
00:27:30 #393 as a father should.
00:27:32 #394 For the first time in my life, I... I can't find words.
00:27:36 #395 Let's not bother about telling it now.
00:27:38 #396 It's been our secret for so long.
00:27:41 #397 Let's keep it that way.
00:27:43 #398 Will you kiss me? Goodbye.
00:27:55 #399 And I'll call you soon.
00:27:57 #400 Goodbye.
00:28:15 #401 Protégé, why do you lie to me?
00:28:17 #402 Do you think I'm a stupid little fool?
00:28:18 #403 Now count yourself, Lydia. I didn't lie to you.
00:28:20 #404 You did. I didn't.
00:28:21 #405 You said she was a barb.
00:28:22 #406 But she was a barb. I mean, there was a barb.
00:28:24 #407 And now she's a potlige. Whose name?
00:28:25 #408 You couldn't even remember.
00:28:27 #409 Lies, lies, lies.
00:28:28 #410 She came to me with a letter of introduction
00:28:30 #411 from a very dear friend. Oh!
00:28:31 #412 Well, all right. If you don't believe me, here it is.
00:28:33 #413 No, no.
00:28:35 #414 I'm not going to show it to you.
00:28:36 #415 This is no way to begin a marriage.
00:28:38 #416 You ought to know. You've had enough experience.
00:28:41 #417 This trust heals not with poofs.
00:28:42 #418 If you quote anything, I'll scream.
00:28:44 #419 Scream, go ahead. It's good for you.
00:28:46 #420 I warn you, John.
00:28:47 #421 I'm not going to be long suffering like some of your other wives.
00:28:50 #422 The first time I catch you double crossing me, I'll walk out on you so fast that I...
00:28:53 #423 And Lady Amaya, do I want...
00:28:55 #424 How can you be so unfair to yourself?
00:28:57 #425 Don't you be unfair, that's all I ask.
00:28:59 #426 So lovely.
00:29:00 #427 So charming.
00:29:02 #428 Or I would no more...
00:29:03 #429 Go on, I can feel the cameras grinding.
00:29:05 #430 What you feel is the beat of my heart pounding for love of you.
00:29:14 #431 I must be out of my mind to think of marrying you.
00:29:17 #432 Just plain mad.
00:29:26 #433 It's all mine.
00:29:29 #434 To put those steps into engine be halfway to Benton hopper, Michigan by now.
00:29:34 #435 Say, when do we eat? I'm star.
00:29:36 #436 I wonder what you could be. It's after six o'clock.
00:29:38 #437 I don't know, but I wish you'd hurry. I'm dying to find out what happened.
00:29:42 #438 What makes you think you're gonna...
00:29:43 #439 Shut up, Johnny.
00:29:44 #440 Now wait a minute now. Now let's reconstruct this scene from a scientific point of view.
00:29:49 #441 Attractive girl goes to great lover's apartment to ask a favor, see.
00:29:54 #442 Now let me see. If I was a great lover and a girl came to my apartment.
00:29:59 #443 Oh boy, there's your answer.
00:30:02 #444 Barry, where are you going?
00:30:04 #445 Out.
00:30:07 #446 He's really got his bad.
00:30:08 #447 Okay.
00:30:11 #448 Oh, Barry, I'm so happy I'm going to break it.
00:30:13 #449 What's happy so late?
00:30:14 #450 Oh, he was wonderful.
00:30:15 #451 Oh, if I could only tell you...
00:30:19 #452 Tell me what?
00:30:20 #453 He's the kindest, sweetest, dearest man I've ever known.
00:30:22 #454 No wonder all the women are crazy about him.
00:30:24 #455 Yeah, that's just what I was afraid of.
00:30:26 #456 Oh, but he's thrilling, if you could just see him or hear him talk.
00:30:29 #457 Wait a minute, wait a minute.
00:30:30 #458 You haven't forgotten me. Have you? Barry?
00:30:32 #459 Remember Barry Page, the fellow that's crazy about you?
00:30:34 #460 Oh, Barry, I love you.
00:30:35 #461 I love you.
00:30:37 #462 Oh, I love everybody.
00:30:38 #463 Just a second.
00:30:39 #464 Are you by any chance making love to me and thinking about him?
00:30:42 #465 Don't be ridiculous.
00:30:43 #466 That guy must be a wizard.
00:30:44 #467 He is.
00:30:47 #468 Well, the dinner's on me.
00:30:48 #469 And he loves you. How did it go? Did you get in?
00:30:50 #470 Honestly, I don't know where to begin. He's wonderful.
00:30:52 #471 I can tell you that much.
00:30:53 #472 Did he show you his etching?
00:30:54 #473 Old people are all wrong to talk about him the way they do.
00:30:57 #474 He's a darling.
00:30:58 #475 He wouldn't have a flea.
00:30:59 #476 Well, it's nice to know he draws the line somewhere.
00:31:02 #477 Oh, Charlie, keep quiet.
00:31:04 #478 Tell me, Kay, what's he going to do for you, anything?
00:31:07 #479 Well, we didn't have time to talk about it,
00:31:08 #480 but I'm sure he will.
00:31:09 #481 You didn't have time.
00:31:10 #482 You've been gone for hours.
00:31:12 #483 Well, I was late in getting there,
00:31:13 #484 and then I had to wait to see him,
00:31:14 #485 and we had tea in the front.
00:31:15 #486 I'm famished.
00:31:16 #487 Let's hear the rest about him at dinner.
00:31:17 #488 All right, where should we go?
00:31:18 #489 Will Charlie go too? Of course.
00:31:20 #490 If you take that dumb, you'll upset the whole restaurant again.
00:31:22 #491 And now hiding me under a shawl,
00:31:24 #492 either I go as an American citizen,
00:31:26 #493 or I'll stay at home in a trunk.
00:31:27 #494 I don't blame you Charlie. Come in.
00:31:32 #495 Telephone Miss Martin. For me? Who is it?
00:31:34 #496 He says it's John Manning. But I have my doubts.
00:31:38 #497 Excuse me please. Hello? Tonight?
00:31:48 #498 He hasn't lost much time has he?
00:31:50 #499 She must have made a hit. Yeah.
00:31:57 #500 Oh of course I'll come. Where and when?
00:32:00 #501 Part Plaza. Meet me there at eight. All right?
00:32:04 #502 Look you're prettiest. All right. I'll be there at eight.
00:32:07 #503 Good bye.
00:32:09 #504 Barry.
00:32:10 #505 Yeah?
00:32:11 #506 He wants me to have dinner with him.
00:32:13 #507 Do you mind?
00:32:14 #508 Me?
00:32:15 #509 Mind?
00:32:16 #510 No, certainly not.
00:32:17 #511 Go right ahead.
00:32:18 #512 Oh, don't be that way.
00:32:19 #513 Well, how would you expect me to be happy because you're broken a date with me to go
00:32:21 #514 out with another guy, especially after you've been with him all afternoon?
00:32:24 #515 It isn't like that.
00:32:26 #516 Or if you only knew.
00:32:27 #517 Oh, please be sensible.
00:32:29 #518 Manoring isn't another guy, as you put it.
00:32:31 #519 He's a man who's going to be married in a week.
00:32:33 #520 He's in love with Lydia Hoyt.
00:32:35 #521 She has a headache and he's free for this evening.
00:32:38 #522 There won't be another chance and he's kind enough to give this evening to me and my worries.
00:32:42 #523 Oh, it means a great deal to me, Barry. You know that.
00:32:45 #524 Doesn't that make any sense at all to you?
00:32:47 #525 Well, sure it makes sense. I haven't got a comeback.
00:32:50 #526 I can't find a flaw in your argument anywhere.
00:32:53 #527 It's logical, it's convincing, it's reasonable, and it's sound.
00:32:57 #528 But just the same, and nevertheless, I'm sore as a poison puff.
00:33:00 #529 That's masculine logic for you.
00:33:02 #530 for you the logic and all logic at that time and I'm going to make a
00:33:05 #531 a better. Even in the morning. Good evening madam your table is ready.
00:33:27 #532 The ice is just a pump on the surface from Palm Beach by plane this
00:33:30 #533 morning I'm going to leave it to you and I remember this is a very special
00:33:34 #534 occasion thank you sir. What are you smiling at.
00:33:41 #535 Not at anything just about everything that would be perfectly fine got not
00:33:45 #536 all together sorry that Lydia had a headache this evening what would
00:33:48 #537 Lydia do you she heard that I started to think but don't misunderstand me I don't
00:33:53 #538 it's just that it's so nice to have this evening although you pay it's John
00:33:57 #539 Manning and Lydia what's lady you're wearing that isn't Lydia stop squinting and
00:34:05 #540 eat your dinner tell me all about yourself where you live how you live
00:34:12 #541 with your friends are how broke you are I'm not broke the money's holding out
00:34:18 #542 carefully budgeted the only trouble is the money and the budget don't seem
00:34:21 #543 to come out together at the end of the month.
00:34:24 #544 No manoring ever made a budget.
00:34:26 #545 Let alone live up to it.
00:34:27 #546 You won't have to worry about that anymore, my dear.
00:34:33 #547 Sprain your neck if you're not careful.
00:34:35 #548 I don't care.
00:34:36 #549 I think it's terrible.
00:34:37 #550 Three weeks until the wedding and he's out with another girl.
00:34:42 #551 You wouldn't be calling Lydia, would you?
00:34:44 #552 Don't be upset.
00:34:45 #553 The nearest telephone is right out there.
00:35:12 #554 Hello, Lydia?
00:35:14 #555 Darling, this is Maud.
00:35:17 #556 Maud, dear.
00:35:19 #557 Maud Raleigh.
00:35:20 #558 Oh, hello.
00:35:21 #559 Why don't you well?
00:35:23 #560 John and I have both worn out.
00:35:24 #561 We've been going so hard.
00:35:26 #562 I'll be glad when the wedding's over.
00:35:28 #563 Oh, then everything is all right.
00:35:30 #564 Oh, I'm so relieved.
00:35:32 #565 When I saw John come in with someone else and someone's...
00:35:35 #566 So attractive, my dear.
00:35:37 #567 I got positively jittery.
00:35:39 #568 Why, where are you calling from?
00:35:40 #569 The Park Plaza.
00:35:41 #570 But I did want to call up and find out
00:35:43 #571 if everything was all right.
00:35:44 #572 Of course, John was a sensation
00:35:45 #573 when he walked in as usual.
00:35:47 #574 Sarah.
00:35:50 #575 I'm going out.
00:35:52 #576 We've been very lucky. We've skipped all the bad parts.
00:35:55 #577 You've never had to lecture me because I flaunt algebra.
00:35:58 #578 You've never had to decide about schools and report cards and taffeta, party dresses.
00:36:02 #579 Whether I should bob my hair or the Joe Glutz was a proper boyfriend for me.
00:36:07 #580 Was he, Catherine?
00:36:08 #581 He was the butcher's son.
00:36:10 #582 Oh, most un-suitable.
00:36:12 #583 I haven't seen him since I was 13.
00:36:14 #584 And there hasn't been anyone since?
00:36:16 #585 Oh, one or two.
00:36:17 #586 One or two?
00:36:18 #587 Well, what?
00:36:19 #588 One at a time is enough.
00:36:21 #589 I found it that way with my wives.
00:36:23 #590 You're very frank about them.
00:36:25 #591 Well, I never take my wives too personally.
00:36:28 #592 I don't allow myself to become too deeply attached because I hate to suffer.
00:36:32 #593 You see, I know so well in advance that the time is coming when they can't stand it any longer.
00:36:36 #594 They'll have to divorce me.
00:36:37 #595 It's self-protection.
00:36:38 #596 Didn't it ever strike you to be so nice and faithful that they wouldn't want to divorce you?
00:36:43 #597 I always think I am.
00:36:44 #598 Then something happens.
00:36:45 #599 happens. But with video it's going to be different.
00:36:48 #600 I think that. Good evening.
00:36:54 #601 Is my damn looking for someone. Well yes sir. Never mind I found.
00:36:59 #602 Shall we dance. I'd love to. Will you excuse me a moment my dear I fear that I'm
00:37:15 #603 in a slight predictor. Of course. Let's go back to.
00:37:34 #604 I'm going to do for the last time you're not going to make a fool out of me.
00:37:37 #605 This is why you're being fully I told you this afternoon I wouldn't tolerate you
00:37:40 #606 to tell me that was the door you're making the scene.
00:37:42 #607 the door. I'm sorry. Give me a cab. What are you doing? I apologize.
00:38:02 #608 Tonight. I better not wait any longer. Something must have happened. Very good, madam. Oh,
00:38:44 #609 but I was with Mr. Manning. The Maître d'Hotel is going for the night, madam. I am only
00:38:48 #610 a way to put it the response to the 21 dollars. The chicken
00:38:58 #611 for the day to ask you to get me so close is not exactly chicken
00:39:02 #612 madam could I use your phone I certainly. This way please.
00:39:27 #613 Very that's where the left come. All right all right so I forgot the
00:39:31 #614 list what's the matter with you tonight. Oh it's a lot of. Generally gets to be
00:39:35 #615 around this time we finally get a chance for a job but it was only a chance let's
00:39:40 #616 drop the whole thing for tonight huh you know she ought to be home by now that's
00:39:46 #617 it huh still worried about Kay and the big bad wolf you act as though she were made
00:39:52 #618 a whipped cream believe it or not the big city's a lot kinder the little girls
00:39:57 #619 from the country than it used to be especially if they've got letters to the
00:40:01 #620 right people oh it's easy enough for you to talk like that you've been around
00:40:05 #621 But Kay is different.
00:40:06 #622 So was I once.
00:40:08 #623 I had hay in my hair too, but it took out fast after two seasons in the chorus.
00:40:12 #624 And no casualties either.
00:40:15 #625 So stop being a Rover boy.
00:40:17 #626 I guess I do sound like that.
00:40:19 #627 But every time I think of her having dinner with that guy, I could kick the ceiling off.
00:40:23 #628 Well, that's the way it is, huh?
00:40:26 #629 I guess I'm silly, but...
00:40:28 #630 I've never been in love before.
00:40:30 #631 No?
00:40:31 #632 I don't know whether I like it or not.
00:40:33 #633 Who is it?
00:40:34 #634 Mr. Page, you wanted on the phone.
00:40:37 #635 Thanks.
00:40:38 #636 It's Kay.
00:40:52 #637 Mr. Manoring was called away suddenly and I'm stuck with a check.
00:40:55 #638 It's $21.
00:40:56 #639 $21?
00:40:57 #640 What did you have?
00:40:58 #641 Platinum pheasant stuffed with pearls?
00:41:01 #642 Oh, Barry, please be serious.
00:41:03 #643 Do you think you could raise it?
00:41:04 #644 Yes, I guess so.
00:41:06 #645 I may have to touch the landlady.
00:41:09 #646 What'll I tell her?
00:41:10 #647 All right, honey, you sit tight.
00:41:13 #648 I'll be right over.
00:41:14 #649 Oh, Mrs. Maggs.
00:41:17 #650 Mags. Yes Mr. Page and you let me have twenty dollars I cannot Mr. Page well it's
00:41:24 #651 for case he's been in an accident I'm very sorry Mr. Page I trust it won't be fatal
00:41:32 #652 that's the matter very case in a jam she needs twenty bucks in jail no in the park
00:41:37 #653 plaza she stuck with a check I thought you went out with manoring the great
00:41:41 #654 picture star she did how much money do girls got well of all the nerves see what
00:41:46 #655 a bargain stuff it won't be money I can tell you that much.
00:41:50 #656 For again open up the penny bank snow white some trouble again good evening
00:42:22 #657 Miss Martin well fancy meeting you here did you get it oh yes I finally got it I
00:42:27 #658 had to take up a collection to do it though won't you join me in a cup of tea I
00:42:30 #659 understand it's only ten dollars apart at this place very please get me out I've
00:42:34 #660 been sitting here for hours waiter yes I'm going to wish.
00:42:37 #661 five ten fifteen twenty twenty one they were I deeply regret this inconvenience of
00:42:46 #662 course miss Martin will never die in here again you know that don't you never said
00:42:49 #663 I was in hopes never under any circumstances come dear oh it was like
00:43:03 #664 a nightmare sitting in there well look what he's supposed to happen to his royal
00:43:07 #665 names I'd rather not talk about it there thanks very sweet of you to rescue me
00:43:20 #666 I'll pay you back in the morning and where will you get the money in the morning
00:43:23 #667 Why have a little in the bank?
00:43:25 #668 No.
00:43:26 #669 So the lady has money in the bank.
00:43:30 #670 The lady has money in the bank.
00:43:32 #671 Barry, what did he say?
00:43:34 #672 He said the lady has money in the bank.
00:43:36 #673 Oh, Billy. You fool.
00:43:39 #674 Well, you have money in the bank. Shall we dance?
00:43:45 #675 Barry, what will people say?
00:43:53 #676 People? Are there any other people in the world besides us?
00:43:56 #677 Just a minute. I have some unfinished business.
00:44:08 #678 This is the office.
00:44:18 #679 Who?
00:44:19 #680 The cop.
00:44:20 #681 Oh, he wasn't coming.
00:44:21 #682 Well, then why?
00:44:22 #683 I thought you liked to run.
00:44:31 #684 Oh, you idiot.
00:44:34 #685 Okay, darling.
00:44:35 #686 We don't need any money.
00:44:36 #687 We don't need fame.
00:44:37 #688 We don't need anything except the world for our shooting gallery.
00:44:38 #689 Will you marry me?
00:44:39 #690 If you really want me to.
00:44:40 #691 I may not be able to eat a $20 chicken dinner at the Plaza, but a hot dog in Central Park
00:44:55 #692 is a lot more fun.
00:44:56 #693 take an inner at the closet but a hot dog in Central Park is a lot more fun.
00:45:31 #694 Come on and talk to me, Charlie.
00:45:33 #695 I can't sleep.
00:45:34 #696 I never sleep.
00:45:36 #697 I can't even close my eyes. I know.
00:45:39 #698 I haven't been able to work that out yet.
00:45:41 #699 Oh, there's a lot you haven't been able to work out yet.
00:45:45 #700 Such as, for instance?
00:45:46 #701 Well, Kay and Barry.
00:45:49 #702 Yes.
00:45:51 #703 She's in love with him, Charlie.
00:45:52 #704 Why, tonight when she couldn't pay her check,
00:45:55 #705 he was the one she thought of.
00:45:56 #706 Well, it could have been you if you weren't so tongue-tied.
00:45:59 #707 Oh, I know, but I never can think of the right words.
00:46:02 #708 I could. You should let me tell her.
00:46:04 #709 Oh, I'm sick and tired of you saying everything that I want to.
00:46:07 #710 What's that?
00:46:09 #711 Where is number 217? Over there.
00:46:32 #712 My, my. What a load.
00:46:43 #713 Who said that?
00:46:47 #714 Be careful.
00:46:56 #715 Smart fella, huh?
00:46:58 #716 Are you making noises at me by any chance?
00:47:07 #717 Yeah, what are you going to do about it?
00:47:10 #718 You gods of talking horse!
00:47:13 #719 Hey, you're making too much noise down there.
00:47:14 #720 You're waking up the whole neighborhood. Will you keep quiet?
00:47:16 #721 Yeah, would you get along, Mr.
00:47:19 #722 Oh, ventriloquist.
00:47:21 #723 I beg your pardon, I'm looking for Miss Kay Martin.
00:47:24 #724 Kay Martin?
00:47:26 #725 I believe she lives in this house.
00:47:28 #726 Wait a minute, I'll be right down.
00:47:30 #727 Yeah, we'll be right down.
00:47:31 #728 Don't look now, Bergen, but I think I've picked up the splinter.
00:47:54 #729 I wonder what he wants.
00:47:58 #730 Well, well.
00:47:59 #731 He's wonderful.
00:48:01 #732 This is a strange time to be making a call.
00:48:03 #733 But I'm not making you call.
00:48:05 #734 I wouldn't come at this hour if it wasn't important.
00:48:07 #735 You better wait until later.
00:48:08 #736 No, I want to see you now.
00:48:10 #737 All right.
00:48:11 #738 If you come up to my room, I'll see if I can get Miss Martin for you.
00:48:13 #739 What a funny little fellow.
00:48:15 #740 You're quite amusing, young man.
00:48:16 #741 Do you know that?
00:48:17 #742 Shall I take a photo?
00:48:18 #743 a point and certainly not the gentleman is paying you a compliment tell me how does
00:48:24 #744 you work well he doesn't I do it all that's why neither of us would have what's
00:48:30 #745 he laughing at me to get so cocked I beg your pardon wait to talk to a stranger
00:48:39 #746 all the money put it another way if it isn't too embarrassing a question where
00:48:43 #747 pray did you get this new
00:48:46 #748 cute little fella if he said cute I'll mow him down easy Charlie I'll play
00:48:50 #749 things are happening. What do you suppose that is? Sounds like Bergen. I hope it's not the termites
00:48:58 #750 whittling at Charlie. Oh the love of Pete. What's going on here? Oh this gentleman wants to see
00:49:06 #751 Kate. Gentlemen, where's any gentlemen? Allow me to introduce myself ladies. My name is
00:49:12 #752 man John man. It's him all right and is he boy. Sorry if I disturbed you ladies.
00:49:23 #753 Kate it's Edgar John man rings downstairs and he wants to see you.
00:49:32 #754 What did you say John man rings downstairs and he wants to see you John
00:49:35 #755 man are you sure positive. Oh Mr. Manning I have my album but would you want to
00:49:42 #756 grab my wall.
00:49:43 #757 Oh, Catherine dear, I didn't understand it.
00:49:47 #758 Edgar, may I use your room for a moment?
00:49:50 #759 Certainly.
00:49:51 #760 Well, there he is.
00:49:52 #761 You know, Catherine, this is a great talent.
00:49:55 #762 I thought that I'd seen everything in my life,
00:49:57 #763 but this is too extraordinary.
00:49:59 #764 Mr. Henry, may I speak to you alone?
00:50:02 #765 Would you excuse us, please?
00:50:04 #766 You won't apologize.
00:50:06 #767 You're disappointed in me, aren't you?
00:50:20 #768 I don't know what to think.
00:50:22 #769 It's not a good point, isn't it?
00:50:24 #770 I don't know what to think.
00:50:26 #771 Would you like a cup of coffee?
00:50:28 #772 No, no, I'll be all right.
00:50:30 #773 I shouldn't have come here like this tonight,
00:50:32 #774 but I wanted to explain.
00:50:34 #775 Lydia saw us at the plaza.
00:50:37 #776 We had a scene.
00:50:39 #777 It's all over, Catherine.
00:50:41 #778 Over? Because of me?
00:50:44 #779 And you didn't tell her even then?
00:50:46 #780 I couldn't.
00:50:47 #781 But why?
00:50:48 #782 She wouldn't let me.
00:50:50 #783 She wouldn't even listen to me.
00:50:52 #784 Now that it's over, I don't care.
00:50:55 #785 Well, someday you're going to hate me for this.
00:50:58 #786 You wish I'd never come.
00:50:59 #787 Don't say that.
00:51:00 #788 Well, that's a sign of prosperity.
00:51:05 #789 More handkerchiefs than mirrors face.
00:51:07 #790 Come in.
00:51:09 #791 Good morning, lady.
00:51:10 #792 Hi, Aunt Barry.
00:51:12 #793 We can have that booking in Pipsquare.
00:51:13 #794 Oh, Swell.
00:51:14 #795 Is Kay here?
00:51:16 #796 No, she isn't.
00:51:17 #797 I'll say she isn't.
00:51:19 #798 Where is she?
00:51:20 #799 She had to go out.
00:51:21 #800 I'll say she had to go out.
00:51:22 #801 Out? Out where?
00:51:24 #802 I don't know. She didn't tell me.
00:51:26 #803 Say what's going on here? Oh don't mind us old boy. We didn't get much sleep last night. The traffic was terrific
00:51:34 #804 Come on. Come on Coral. What's on your mind?
00:51:37 #805 Nothing old boy. Nothing
00:51:41 #806 Honey
00:51:42 #807 What's she talking about?
00:51:45 #808 Manoring dropped into CK. Manoring?
00:51:48 #809 When? At 4 a.m. as the crow flies. He was a little tight.
00:51:53 #810 Claster eight. Probably just wanted to apologize to Kay for leaving her at the park
00:51:58 #811 Plaza. At least that's what we think. Of course we couldn't hear much after they
00:52:01 #812 closed the door. Kay took him home. Oh she did. It was the only thing she could do Barry.
00:52:07 #813 This is the way the idle rich live huh? Charlie you see Bergen if you were only
00:52:21 #814 a dramatic actor we could have all this junk I mean father all. Oh Charlie I
00:52:26 #815 work pretty hard for all this. Don't come come all you do is mug a little and have a
00:52:30 #816 a popular meeting. Andrews some more coffee please Mr.
00:52:34 #817 Bergen and Mr. McGarney yes just put a head on a
00:52:36 #818 sauce. Putting on a low weight aren't you Andrews
00:52:42 #819 and you know excuse me. That's quite all right old fellow I do it myself
00:52:49 #820 sometimes. No sense of humor at all. You know Bergen is an
00:52:58 #821 an outrage that the public doesn't know Charlie.
00:53:00 #822 He ought to be working constantly.
00:53:01 #823 That's what I say.
00:53:02 #824 Well, we haven't worked for months.
00:53:04 #825 I'm afraid ventriloquism is a thing of the past.
00:53:07 #826 Well, I don't.
00:53:08 #827 Andrews, get Mr. Cummings at the land stuff on the telephone.
00:53:11 #828 Very good, sir.
00:53:12 #829 Make it snappy, Andrews, will you?
00:53:14 #830 What are you going to do?
00:53:15 #831 I'm going to try to get Charlie the chance he deserves.
00:53:18 #832 That'll be wonderful.
00:53:19 #833 Did you hear, Aunt Bergen?
00:53:20 #834 I don't want you to try to horn in on this thing either.
00:53:22 #835 Mr. Cummings, please.
00:53:24 #836 Mr. Cummings.
00:53:25 #837 Andrews, let me talk with you, please.
00:53:29 #838 Hello, Tony. This is John Manning talking.
00:53:32 #839 Hey, Tony, what is our next gamble? Sunday week.
00:53:35 #840 Oh, well, that's splendid.
00:53:36 #841 I've got a specialty act that I want you to put in.
00:53:39 #842 The name is Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy.
00:53:41 #843 That's all I'm going to tell you.
00:53:43 #844 I'll let them talk to themselves.
00:53:45 #845 When can you see them?
00:53:47 #846 Well, uh, how long will you be there?
00:53:50 #847 All right, I'll send them over.
00:53:52 #848 Thanks very much, Tony. Goodbye. Right away? Oh, there's no hurry.
00:53:55 #849 Oh, that's what you think.
00:53:56 #850 Mr. Manning, I can't begin to express well.
00:53:57 #851 I mean, after all, you're a stranger.
00:53:59 #852 I mean, well, I hope that's why you let Charlie say it.
00:54:02 #853 Yeah, what he's trying to say is thanks.
00:54:04 #854 They call me a dummy.
00:54:06 #855 I wonder if I could have some paper to wrap Charlie in.
00:54:08 #856 Andrew's a paper blade.
00:54:09 #857 What's the idea of ranting me up?
00:54:11 #858 Are you ashamed of me?
00:54:12 #859 Always playing cilantro and other?
00:54:14 #860 Can't go out and draw daylight in the food rest.
00:54:16 #861 You can push around.
00:54:17 #862 I think we better wrap him up on the floor.
00:54:19 #863 On the floor, Benny, Alex.
00:54:21 #864 Oh, that's nice. Thank you. I'm sorry.
00:54:23 #865 Easy, easy, Andrews.
00:54:24 #866 You're going to bust something.
00:54:26 #867 Now, if you bend your head.
00:54:27 #868 No, no, you don't.
00:54:29 #869 No, you don't.
00:54:30 #870 Well, you take his hand.
00:54:31 #871 Well, give me a check on it.
00:54:33 #872 It's a hip joint.
00:54:34 #873 You move down here.
00:54:36 #874 Oh, give me a pillow, Bergen. I'm sorry.
00:54:39 #875 I thought it better wrap up his hip first.
00:54:41 #876 Good idea. Let's do the idea.
00:54:42 #877 I'll take it with me.
00:54:44 #878 All right.
00:54:45 #879 What's this, Bergen?
00:54:46 #880 Judge refuses alimony. Oh, no. No, that's not it.
00:54:49 #881 I need you with my legs.
00:54:50 #882 Oh, you and your tippy.
00:54:51 #883 Put it out with your hand.
00:54:53 #884 Just use the clippers and back, yes?
00:54:55 #885 I don't know how to wrap him up.
00:54:57 #886 Suppose you get down here now or I'll wrap you up.
00:54:59 #887 No, you're tickling me.
00:55:01 #888 I feel so silly.
00:55:08 #889 I'll have him tied up in a bit and so.
00:55:09 #890 You're terribly sweet to do this.
00:55:11 #891 I appreciate it.
00:55:13 #892 Am I forgiven?
00:55:14 #893 For what?
00:55:15 #894 For last night.
00:55:16 #895 Of course.
00:55:17 #896 Hey, you're pinching me, lingo.
00:55:25 #897 I can't agree.
00:55:26 #898 You ouch.
00:55:28 #899 Dirty double crossing, good for nothing.
00:55:30 #900 Well, I'd better run along before the real language starts.
00:55:32 #901 You haven't heard anything yet.
00:55:34 #902 Goodbye, old Tara.
00:55:35 #903 Good luck. Thanks.
00:55:36 #904 Goodbye, Kate.
00:55:37 #905 All right, Mr. Manning.
00:55:38 #906 I'll give you a ring tonight if I can get away from Bergen.
00:55:44 #907 Thank you. Goodbye.
00:55:45 #908 Yeah, goodbye. Goodbye.
00:55:46 #909 Who am I saying goodbye to?
00:55:47 #910 Andrews. Oh, Andrews.
00:55:48 #911 Remind me next time I come here to solve it.
00:55:50 #912 All right, all right. Why are we waiting for it?
00:55:53 #913 We're waiting for the elevator.
00:55:54 #914 Will you please shut up?
00:55:54 #915 Well, how am I supposed to know?
00:55:56 #916 I can't see.
00:55:59 #917 Hello, Bergen.
00:56:00 #918 Will you get down there? Kiss me.
00:56:03 #919 All right.
00:56:05 #920 Down? Down, yes.
00:56:06 #921 Yeah, down and out.
00:56:07 #922 Biggie, you buddy, I got a weak heart.
00:56:12 #923 Which is Manoring's apartment?
00:56:13 #924 Right across the hall, sir. Yes, sir?
00:56:27 #925 I want to see Mr. Manoring. Are you expected? No.
00:56:29 #926 Mr. Manoring sees no one except by appointment. I'm sorry, sir.
00:56:32 #927 Well, you tell him it's very important.
00:56:33 #928 I've got to see him right away.
00:56:35 #929 I beg your pardon, sir.
00:56:38 #930 If you will be good enough to sit down, sir,
00:56:40 #931 I'll see what I can do.
00:56:49 #932 I beg your pardon, sir.
00:56:50 #933 There's a gentleman who insists on seeing you.
00:56:52 #934 Will you pardon me, dear?
00:56:53 #935 Of course. What's his name?
00:56:56 #936 I didn't quite get it, sir.
00:56:57 #937 Andrews, if you let in another process several,
00:56:59 #938 I'll have your hide.
00:57:07 #939 Good morning.
00:57:08 #940 Mr. Manor.
00:57:09 #941 Yes, what can I do for you?
00:57:10 #942 Where is she? She?
00:57:12 #943 Who?
00:57:13 #944 Mr. John Manor.
00:57:16 #945 The great movie actor.
00:57:20 #946 The guy that's so marvelous that all the women fall in love
00:57:23 #947 with so easily.
00:57:25 #948 Well, I'm glad that I finally got a good look at you.
00:57:27 #949 What is this?
00:57:28 #950 All my life I've had an insane desire to twist your nose.
00:57:32 #951 How dare you!
00:57:33 #952 How?
00:57:34 #953 Charming.
00:57:35 #954 How, sir, is it the police?
00:57:36 #955 You look great.
00:57:37 #956 Help! You ruined my face!
00:57:38 #957 Poor darling. Oh.
00:57:47 #958 Oh, Barry, how could you?
00:57:50 #959 So you know this, Ruffian.
00:57:52 #960 I'll have you in jail for this.
00:57:54 #961 Get out of my apartment!
00:57:56 #962 Oh.
00:57:58 #963 Oh, Barry, what have you done?
00:58:00 #964 Spoiled the old peacock's face form, I hope.
00:58:02 #965 Oh, you stupid fool.
00:58:04 #966 So that's how it is.
00:58:06 #967 He's a poor darling, and I'm a stupid fool.
00:58:08 #968 It's turning blue.
00:58:28 #969 Oh, I'm so sorry.
00:58:34 #970 Let me look at it.
00:58:35 #971 No, no, no, don't touch it.
00:58:36 #972 Does it hurt?
00:58:37 #973 It hurts.
00:58:38 #974 I shall consider myself very fortunate if I'm not disfigured for life.
00:58:41 #975 He must have been out of his mind.
00:58:43 #976 Tell me, who was that gangster?
00:58:44 #977 He's not a gangster.
00:58:46 #978 He's Barry Page, the boy I told you about last night.
00:58:49 #979 We're going to be married.
00:58:50 #980 Married?
00:58:51 #981 Yes.
00:58:52 #982 Well, things are happening.
00:58:55 #983 Yesterday I discovered I was a father.
00:58:58 #984 Today I'm to be a father-in-law.
00:59:01 #985 in the year all things being equal. I'll be a grandfather. If you'll excuse me I'll try
00:59:07 #986 to catch Barry and explain explain what that you're my father I couldn't let him go on
00:59:12 #987 thinking what he does about me could I. I'll be back in a little while I'm finished
00:59:31 #988 and it's all over. I couldn't stop her she's going to tell tell what you're not
00:59:38 #989 going to not read the morning papers read which will reach koski and see how they
00:59:42 #990 life at me but what have you done sir I don't understand what you know that it's a
00:59:46 #991 crime to stay young how old am I and Rose how old do I look not a day over 35 sir
00:59:51 #992 liar I'm 52 and tomorrow every housewife in America is going to read it over a
00:59:58 #993 morning coffee get me a cup and make it strong yes all running
01:00:08 #994 over there where you going up to the corner for a cup of coffee come on I'll
01:00:12 #995 go with you anything long Barry no nothing you think we can still get that
01:00:20 #996 booking maybe if we can make this for by tomorrow we can make it you pack and I'll
01:00:24 #997 run down pick up the tickets and sign the contract I don't ask a lot of questions I
01:00:29 #998 just want to get out of this town as quickly as possible you haven't killed
01:00:33 #999 anyone have you what's the matter don't you want to go sure if you want to anything
01:00:38 #1000 you want is okay with me it's always been like that hasn't it was right she said
01:00:44 #1001 I was what she said you were in love with me but if I were suppose I told you
01:00:49 #1002 that I felt the same way about you I'd say you're a liar all right so I'm a liar
01:00:54 #1003 would you marry me Barry if you've forgotten that last night you told me you
01:00:59 #1004 were in love with Kay that was last night I realize now what a class A sat
01:01:04 #1005 back then looking for something real when I had it all the time maybe I needed a
01:01:09 #1006 good swift kick to find it out Barry do you really mean it what do you want me
01:01:13 #1007 to do stand on my head honey from now on it's you and me remember that nobody else
01:01:22 #1008 get your coffee where you going I'm going to get us booked before you change your mind
01:01:38 #1009 come in honey have you seen Barry yes I just left him I've got to see him where is
01:01:45 #1010 he going to see an agent about a job we're going on the road I'm packing now for both
01:01:50 #1011 of it just like all time so we bet it can do me a favor we didn't like that suitcase
01:01:55 #1012 out from under the bed. Okay. What do you think he asked me to marry him.
01:02:03 #1013 After being together five years suddenly asked me just like that you could have
01:02:08 #1014 knocked me over when did this happen just now what about Corridor that clean
01:02:14 #1015 laundry I'm telling you I was pretty scared when you came along. I thought he
01:02:21 #1016 was not about you funny how things turn out one minute you want to take poison in
01:02:25 #1017 the next just saying like a canary oh you must think I'm crazy carrying on like
01:02:31 #1018 this but I think it's well when two people are married and work together I'd
01:02:36 #1019 give my life to put Barry up where he belongs I think I'd dream I pray for
01:02:41 #1020 a success it's all I care about. Of course with you with something else again
01:02:46 #1021 you've got your own career not to mention lanternering you don't have to
01:02:49 #1022 explain honey I wish you all the happiness in the world both of you know we go
01:03:20 #1023 inside. I love you.
01:03:22 #1024 Dick how are you?
01:03:23 #1025 Dick John how are you?
01:03:24 #1026 Don't bother about us we know everybody.
01:03:25 #1027 All right I'll see you later.
01:03:27 #1028 Captain I want you to meet Mr. Tucker.
01:03:29 #1029 This is my protege Miss Captain Martin.
01:03:31 #1030 Simply everybody in New York is here.
01:03:33 #1031 Everybody wants to see what she looks like.
01:03:35 #1032 You can still pick them.
01:03:36 #1033 I wish you all the luck in the world.
01:03:38 #1034 Oh thank you.
01:03:39 #1035 And he means it too.
01:03:40 #1036 Indeed I do.
01:03:41 #1037 Excuse me a moment please.
01:03:42 #1038 I'm so glad you came I thought you deserted it. You deserve it.
01:03:45 #1039 Not me.
01:03:46 #1040 For her.
01:03:47 #1041 You're looking lovelier than ever.
01:03:48 #1042 Thank you.
01:03:49 #1043 What's going on in there?
01:03:51 #1044 Charlie McCarthy is causing a riot among the guests.
01:03:54 #1045 Say, find a thing not allowing women at the Lamb's gamble.
01:03:57 #1046 I'd have given anything to have seen Charlie moan down.
01:04:00 #1047 Listen, I'm going to tell you a secret.
01:04:03 #1048 Rudy Valley was there and he was so impressed with Morgan
01:04:05 #1049 that he's invited him to appear as guest out
01:04:07 #1050 as on his radio program.
01:04:08 #1051 Good heavens, what's it done he going to do on the air? Never you mind.
01:04:11 #1052 I have complete faith in Charlie.
01:04:13 #1053 That's funny. You know.
01:04:26 #1054 Oh, people, people, people.
01:04:28 #1055 I've never seen so many faces.
01:04:30 #1056 Such a distinguished looking mob.
01:04:33 #1057 We're mingling with the cream of society today. The cream?
01:04:36 #1058 Yes, indeed. What do you mean?
01:04:37 #1059 Well, you know, the cream floats on top.
01:04:40 #1060 Oh, yeah, yeah.
01:04:42 #1061 It's so disgusting. Well, look.
01:04:50 #1062 Of course.
01:04:53 #1063 Isn't this something?
01:04:54 #1064 Not much like they were boarding house in 45th Street, is it?
01:04:57 #1065 No, I'd miss 45th Street if I weren't so busy.
01:04:59 #1066 You're lucky to be away from it.
01:05:01 #1067 It's like a morgue since you and Honey and Barry left.
01:05:04 #1068 I expect Bergen will be checking out next.
01:05:06 #1069 Heard from Honey lately?
01:05:07 #1070 Had letter yesterday. They've been held over in Buffalo.
01:05:10 #1071 Oh, I've been there.
01:05:12 #1072 Had they been married yet?
01:05:14 #1073 No. Honey wants to wait until they play her hometown.
01:05:17 #1074 I fell in the punch-hole.
01:05:19 #1075 It's just crazy about you.
01:05:21 #1076 She's sober.
01:05:22 #1077 Tell me some more.
01:05:23 #1078 I want to be your friend.
01:05:25 #1079 Well, you could be my friend if you'd do me a little favor.
01:05:28 #1080 Oh, I'd love to.
01:05:29 #1081 What is it?
01:05:30 #1082 Would you loan me 50 cents until Wednesday?
01:05:33 #1083 No, no, I couldn't do that.
01:05:35 #1084 Tuesday until Monday?
01:05:37 #1085 No.
01:05:38 #1086 What's going on here?
01:05:39 #1087 You don't mean to tell me that you're trying to borrow money from this lady?
01:05:42 #1088 Well, I didn't mean to tell you.
01:05:44 #1089 No, no, no, worse than that I didn't get it or something.
01:05:47 #1090 I see.
01:05:48 #1091 Well, I'm sorry.
01:05:49 #1092 I'm glad you didn't give it to him.
01:05:51 #1093 And that reminds me, young man.
01:05:53 #1094 I left a quarter on my dresser this morning.
01:05:55 #1095 Yes.
01:05:56 #1096 And when I came back, the quarter was gone.
01:05:58 #1097 It was?
01:05:59 #1098 Yes.
01:06:00 #1099 And we are the only two people up there.
01:06:02 #1100 Well, there's always a...
01:06:04 #1101 Mr. Berg.
01:06:06 #1102 Your eyes, what you've said?
01:06:08 #1103 Yes, I do.
01:06:09 #1104 Your eyes, what you've done?
01:06:11 #1105 I do.
01:06:12 #1106 Well, that's the last straw.
01:06:14 #1107 The man has called me a common thief.
01:06:16 #1108 man has called me a common thief. Now listen, child, if I've made a mistake, oh,
01:06:19 #1109 there's nothing you can do. I want to apologize. There's nothing you can do, Mr.
01:06:23 #1110 Bergen. The wrong is done. Now listen, do. Listen, child, I'd be glad to
01:06:28 #1111 apologize. There's nothing you can do. All right, I'm sorry. I want to apologize.
01:06:33 #1112 You do? Yes. I really don't think you took it. Don't you think I took it? I
01:06:37 #1113 don't think so. And I want to apologize. You do? Yes. Will you forgive me?
01:06:42 #1114 Uh, well, you won't mention it again?
01:06:45 #1115 I'll never mention it again.
01:06:46 #1116 All right. I'll forgive you. Thank you. Yes.
01:06:49 #1117 Now that it's all settled, is it all right for me to keep the quarter? Well...
01:06:54 #1118 I don't think that's very funny.
01:06:57 #1119 You don't know.
01:06:58 #1120 Well, then why did you make me say it? Oh, I see.
01:07:00 #1121 Well, that kills him, yes.
01:07:03 #1122 You're not so clever either, Mr. Bergen. Oh, I'm not.
01:07:09 #1123 No. I can see your lips move.
01:07:11 #1124 Oh, you...
01:07:12 #1125 Oh, that burns him up, you know.
01:07:14 #1126 Yes.
01:07:15 #1127 I'll hear about this when I get home.
01:07:19 #1128 Yes, you will.
01:07:21 #1129 Well, I'm sorry about that.
01:07:24 #1130 Will you watch it, please?
01:07:25 #1131 I will watch it.
01:07:26 #1132 Yes, yes.
01:07:27 #1133 It's far as the illusion, yes.
01:07:29 #1134 After all, there's no use of us both being done.
01:07:31 #1135 He's no one.
01:07:33 #1136 Well, he's still got them living, hasn't he?
01:07:37 #1137 The great Mr. Durgan.
01:07:39 #1138 Oh, oh, oh.
01:07:40 #1139 The ventriloquist, yes.
01:07:41 #1140 Why you went out with the bus alone?
01:07:43 #1141 All right.
01:07:44 #1142 I can do that stuff myself.
01:07:51 #1143 What are you doing down there, George?
01:07:52 #1144 Oh, something cold.
01:07:53 #1145 I'm going to head top it.
01:08:00 #1146 All right.
01:08:01 #1147 Where would you be without me?
01:08:03 #1148 Yeah, well, where would you be without me?
01:08:05 #1149 Yeah, well, you got me there.
01:08:06 #1150 Yeah.
01:08:07 #1151 Well, I'll show you where I would be.
01:08:08 #1152 Yeah, you'd be selling papers.
01:08:09 #1153 Oh, no, I wouldn't.
01:08:10 #1154 I'd sit right over there.
01:08:11 #1155 Oh, that's right.
01:08:12 #1156 Kick me in the face already.
01:08:13 #1157 More and more.
01:08:16 #1158 No.
01:08:17 #1159 right up here wouldn't you like to meet these people
01:08:22 #1160 there's a very charming girl to
01:08:27 #1161 this is Charlie isn't he funny
01:08:35 #1162 disgusting more or more what is your last name
01:08:42 #1163 Well, I see what is your last name?
01:08:44 #1164 Who, me?
01:08:45 #1165 Yes, you.
01:08:46 #1166 Mortimer.
01:08:48 #1167 Yes, that's your first name.
01:08:49 #1168 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
01:08:50 #1169 Mortimer.
01:08:51 #1170 All right, the last name.
01:08:54 #1171 Mortimer.
01:08:55 #1172 Yeah, well that's the first name.
01:08:58 #1173 Oh yeah, that's the first name.
01:09:00 #1174 Mortimer.
01:09:01 #1175 Oh come on, don't you know your last name?
01:09:04 #1176 Well, I'm working on it.
01:09:06 #1177 Oh come on.
01:09:09 #1178 I know his last name, but no more name.
01:09:12 #1179 Yeah.
01:09:13 #1180 More and more snured. More and more snured.
01:09:17 #1181 That's me all right, all right.
01:09:21 #1182 Well, are you a city boy?
01:09:23 #1183 No, I'm a country boy.
01:09:25 #1184 You work on a farm?
01:09:26 #1185 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
01:09:27 #1186 What do you raise?
01:09:28 #1187 Oh, corn, potatoes and stuff like that.
01:09:30 #1188 Well then you must have rich soil.
01:09:32 #1189 I say you must have rich soil.
01:09:34 #1190 Where?
01:09:35 #1191 On the farm.
01:09:36 #1192 Rich soil?
01:09:37 #1193 Yes.
01:09:38 #1194 Well, if you raise all those products?
01:09:41 #1195 Yeah.
01:09:42 #1196 Yes. Yes what?
01:09:44 #1197 I don't know.
01:09:46 #1198 You must have rich soil, haven't you?
01:09:48 #1199 Yeah, rich soil?
01:09:49 #1200 Yes. On the farm? On the farm.
01:09:52 #1201 No. Yeah.
01:09:55 #1202 You mean, you mean it's fur? Oh yeah!
01:09:58 #1203 Oh yeah, mighty, mighty fur.
01:10:01 #1204 I don't think it's funny.
01:10:07 #1205 Are you a farmer?
01:10:08 #1206 No, I, no, Mortimer. Just call me Dugan.
01:10:11 #1207 I'm not a farmer, but I'm a student of Palmer Street.
01:10:16 #1208 Are you really?
01:10:17 #1209 Yes, yes.
01:10:18 #1210 You know, I can look into your hand here and I can read your past and your future.
01:10:22 #1211 There's a lot of you.
01:10:23 #1212 What do you think of next?
01:10:25 #1213 Yes.
01:10:26 #1214 Now you have a very interesting hand.
01:10:27 #1215 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
01:10:28 #1216 You'll notice that your fingers are all the same shape.
01:10:31 #1217 Yeah, five of a kind.
01:10:32 #1218 Yeah, that's right.
01:10:33 #1219 And now your index finger, you'll notice the nail on your index finger is a little
01:10:38 #1220 now your index finger you'll notice the mail on your index finger is very broad
01:10:42 #1221 yeah there's a lesson there
01:10:44 #1222 yeah there is yeah yes
01:10:46 #1223 I'll never stick it in the ringer again you won't
01:10:49 #1224 now this is your heartline yeah
01:10:51 #1225 eh that's the love line
01:10:54 #1226 yes you were in love last summer weren't you
01:10:57 #1227 oh my
01:11:01 #1228 you mean tillie?
01:11:02 #1229 yeah
01:11:03 #1230 were you in love with tillie?
01:11:05 #1231 Well, we fool around.
01:11:08 #1232 Oh, Kisterl once.
01:11:10 #1233 Oh!
01:11:11 #1234 Well, now I'm very happy to tell you, Mortimer, that you're going to inherit $2,000.
01:11:19 #1235 Oh boy, boy, yes.
01:11:21 #1236 But through legal proceedings, you're going to lose it.
01:11:23 #1237 Oh boy, oh, yeah.
01:11:24 #1238 I went through that in a hurry, didn't I?
01:11:26 #1239 Yeah.
01:11:27 #1240 Are you making much money?
01:11:29 #1241 Well, I make two dollars a load, selling fertile dirt.
01:11:31 #1242 You do.
01:11:32 #1243 Well, you used to only get a dollar a load.
01:11:33 #1244 A dollar a load.
01:11:34 #1245 Yeah.
01:11:35 #1246 Well, you're making good money now.
01:11:36 #1247 Yeah.
01:11:37 #1248 for the dirt
01:11:39 #1249 great man rules the world yet
01:11:43 #1250 you've increased your product a hundred percent help and it's the same old
01:11:47 #1251 stuff
01:11:48 #1252 yeah
01:11:57 #1253 and what about funny Charlie
01:12:00 #1254 i was not funny to do the talk to me don't touch me
01:12:03 #1255 don't touch me all right
01:12:05 #1256 did you enjoy more tomorrow more tomorrow
01:12:07 #1257 that's the most humiliating thing you've ever done to me very well what do you
01:12:11 #1258 mean
01:12:12 #1259 He goes, I go. Oh, I see.
01:12:14 #1260 There ain't room for three of us at Bergen. That's all.
01:12:16 #1261 That's all. That's all. Now, let's try.
01:12:18 #1262 Don't touch me. All right.
01:12:20 #1263 Now, go on. Let me go to the level. All right.
01:12:22 #1264 I'll clip you so help me.
01:12:24 #1265 I'll move it out. Oh, you will.
01:12:26 #1266 Yeah, yeah. Oh, you're not mad at me.
01:12:28 #1267 Yes, I am.
01:12:30 #1268 No, you're not. Yes, I am.
01:12:32 #1269 No, you're not. Oh, yes, I am.
01:12:34 #1270 That's a lovely suit you have on.
01:12:36 #1271 Oh, you like it? I have a new tailor.
01:12:38 #1272 You know, I'm mad at you. No.
01:12:40 #1273 you know let's know now Charlie I want you to look at no I don't want to look at
01:12:43 #1274 Charlie no I can't stand listen you Charlie look at me look at me you
01:12:49 #1275 show your mad at me huh are you mad at me well I just it was a dirty trick I
01:12:54 #1276 know but are you mad at me well I just I guess blood is sticking in water how
01:13:01 #1277 I'm not going to be a good guy.
01:13:06 #1278 Come, smile, my dear. That's better.
01:13:10 #1279 You know, I'm doing all this just to make you happy.
01:13:14 #1280 I'd be terribly disappointed if I thought I'd failed.
01:13:17 #1281 You haven't.
01:13:52 #1282 I came all this way hoping you'd ask me to marry you.
01:13:56 #1283 I couldn't.
01:13:57 #1284 But why not? There's nothing to prevent it now.
01:14:00 #1285 How can you say that? A blind man who has to be led round with a hand.
01:14:04 #1286 you by the hand for it's impossible for every good goal that big glances whispers I
01:14:11 #1287 wouldn't mind for myself but for you I couldn't have you pity because of me I love
01:14:16 #1288 you too much then there's nothing else in the whole world I care about it's no use
01:14:21 #1289 Mary you're in the world I'm out of it don't say that. Good good she's fine
01:14:28 #1290 my quality thank you I knew you'd think so John I can't tell you what a kick I got
01:14:34 #1291 when I heard your voice. I'd give anything to see you do it.
01:14:37 #1292 Why Lou, I haven't done a play in 12 years. You know that.
01:14:40 #1293 I couldn't even remember the lines.
01:14:42 #1294 I'd risk it. However, I suppose it's just as to argue Hollywood's got you.
01:14:48 #1295 Miss Martin, I regret saying that I'm not doing anything more this year.
01:14:52 #1296 Perhaps next season, you're still available.
01:14:55 #1297 I know you didn't mean to say you're not going to do this play.
01:14:56 #1298 I've got to have a star in the man's part, John.
01:14:59 #1299 If you won't do it, I can't think of anyone else. Couldn't you persuade him?
01:15:02 #1300 Oh no, I couldn't.
01:15:04 #1301 Well, too bad for me and for you too.
01:15:08 #1302 Well, goodbye, Miss Martin.
01:15:09 #1303 It was very nice.
01:15:10 #1304 And I'm sure you'll have no trouble on Broadway.
01:15:12 #1305 Thank you very much.
01:15:14 #1306 John, why don't you stick around a while?
01:15:15 #1307 Might recall some of your family's ancient glories.
01:15:20 #1308 Remember when your mother and father did
01:15:22 #1309 Romeo and Juliet together for 39 weeks?
01:15:25 #1310 Your brother did a fellow for 40?
01:15:28 #1311 Seems a pity to think you're not going to carry on.
01:15:31 #1312 You dog.
01:15:32 #1313 Good. Well, if you change your mind, it's too bad.
01:15:37 #1314 You know, you two would be very good together.
01:15:41 #1315 Goodbye.
01:15:42 #1316 Goodbye, Miss Martin.
01:15:43 #1317 Goodbye, Commander.
01:15:44 #1318 Bye, Joe.
01:15:49 #1319 Would you like to do this play with me, Catherine?
01:15:51 #1320 Oh, I'd love to.
01:15:53 #1321 But you mustn't. Not if you think it's wrong.
01:15:55 #1322 Wrong? How can it be wrong?
01:15:57 #1323 It's the least I can do for you.
01:15:59 #1324 If you're going on the stage at all,
01:16:01 #1325 it ought to be here, with me.
01:16:05 #1326 You see up there?
01:16:07 #1327 Second row on the balcony.
01:16:09 #1328 The end seat.
01:16:10 #1329 That's where I sat when I was ten years old.
01:16:13 #1330 Saw my mother for the last time.
01:16:15 #1331 That was a long time ago.
01:16:17 #1332 Too long.
01:16:18 #1333 Oh, but how well I remember that audience and their jewels and their airmen standing there cheering.
01:16:23 #1334 And they will again soon for you my dear.
01:16:26 #1335 And when you've taken curtain call after curtain call.
01:16:29 #1336 And they still want more of you.
01:16:31 #1337 I'll come out and put my arm around you before the footlights.
01:16:35 #1338 And I'll tell them Catherine. I'll tell them who you are. I hear so not four weeks ago
01:16:53 #1339 But it's not bringing manoring back. I hope you'll say so in your reviews. How's it go?
01:16:58 #1340 Sensational I mean as an actor. That's what I mean. I thought she was marrying a discovery
01:17:37 #1341 Good evening miss Martin behind the children lovely. Thank you. I'm so excited I can have a talk and who is it?
01:17:44 #1342 Oh, Johnny, you better call a half hour.
01:17:46 #1343 Half hour!
01:17:47 #1344 High four glasses, cocktail glasses, cards, and a table of our corporate downstage.
01:17:51 #1345 Hello, Captain.
01:17:52 #1346 Hello, Joe.
01:17:53 #1347 Take a look at that house.
01:17:54 #1348 Sold out.
01:17:55 #1349 Half hour, please.
01:17:56 #1350 Where shall I put these?
01:17:57 #1351 Out in the hall.
01:17:58 #1352 Is that the court he rehearsed with?
01:17:59 #1353 Yes.
01:18:00 #1354 Andrews?
01:18:01 #1355 Yes, sir.
01:18:02 #1356 How's Mr. Manor?
01:18:03 #1357 Is he here, yes?
01:18:04 #1358 No, miss.
01:18:05 #1359 What?
01:18:06 #1360 I've been here since 5.30.
01:18:07 #1361 You know how he dreads a New York opening.
01:18:09 #1362 He's always the last one.
01:18:11 #1363 You know how he dreads a New York opening.
01:18:12 #1364 He's always the last one in.
01:18:14 #1365 Well, even so, half hour has been called.
01:18:15 #1366 You better go check on him.
01:18:16 #1367 Very good, sir.
01:18:18 #1368 Yes, Joe.
01:18:47 #1369 Come here.
01:18:54 #1370 I think we've had the pleasure of meeting before.
01:18:56 #1371 I wouldn't call it a pleasure.
01:18:58 #1372 You seeing the show?
01:18:59 #1373 Do you think I'm a sucker?
01:19:01 #1374 Still a blundering, hot-headed fool, aren't you?
01:19:04 #1375 For my part, I'd be very happy if I never had to see you again.
01:19:07 #1376 I think I'll be able to arrange that all right.
01:19:09 #1377 Oh, it isn't as easy as all that.
01:19:12 #1378 You're still in love with her.
01:19:14 #1379 Otherwise you wouldn't be here.
01:19:16 #1380 Go on in, maybe you'll learn something.
01:19:18 #1381 From you?
01:19:19 #1382 Oh, don't argue.
01:19:20 #1383 Do as I say.
01:19:22 #1384 And when you hear my curtain speech,
01:19:24 #1385 come back and offer your apology.
01:19:26 #1386 On stage, places, please.
01:19:38 #1387 You're late, Mr. Manon.
01:19:39 #1388 Nonsense.
01:19:39 #1389 We've got a lot of time, Andrew.
01:19:41 #1390 Loads of time.
01:19:42 #1391 On stage.
01:19:49 #1392 My cane, Andrew.
01:19:51 #1393 My gloves.
01:19:53 #1394 My chapeau.
01:19:57 #1395 Are you all right, sir?
01:19:59 #1396 Well, of course I'm all right.
01:20:01 #1397 Can I get you some coffee?
01:20:02 #1398 No, I don't need any coffee.
01:20:04 #1399 I only had a couple of eyeballs just to steady my nerves.
01:20:08 #1400 Important night, Andrews.
01:20:10 #1401 House is sold out.
01:20:11 #1402 Yes, sir.
01:20:12 #1403 Miss Martin in her dressing room?
01:20:14 #1404 Yes, sir.
01:20:15 #1405 Andrews, that's my first lion.
01:20:20 #1406 I waited for you in the garden.
01:20:21 #1407 Oh, yes, of course.
01:20:22 #1408 I waited for you in the garden.
01:20:24 #1409 You know, Andrews, it's the strangest thing
01:20:27 #1410 But I can never remember my first lines on opening night.
01:20:31 #1411 Until I get on the stage, and then it all comes back to me.
01:20:37 #1412 Mr. Manley.
01:20:38 #1413 Oh, Andrew. You haven't too much time, sir.
01:20:44 #1414 Andrew, now you treat me like a child.
01:20:47 #1415 The act will run six minutes before I make my entrance.
01:20:50 #1416 And in six minutes I can make up for Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
01:20:53 #1417 I wonder if Barry's here.
01:21:04 #1418 He said he wasn't coming.
01:21:06 #1419 No, that was for honey's benefit. He isn't fooling her either.
01:21:09 #1420 May I have Charlie's autograph?
01:21:11 #1421 This is forgery, you know.
01:21:15 #1422 Charlie, may Sue me.
01:21:16 #1423 Thank you. Thank you, Mrs. Bergen.
01:21:18 #1424 Oh, I'm not Mrs. Bergen. I'm Mrs. McCarthy.
01:21:21 #1425 The scene is the drawing room of Richard Storm's Long Island Estate.
01:21:29 #1426 An evening in late spring.
01:21:31 #1427 Here that is.
01:21:50 #1428 Yes?
01:21:51 #1429 May I come in?
01:21:53 #1430 Not just now, Miss Martin. Mr. Manorings dressing.
01:21:56 #1431 I just wanted to thank you for the flowers
01:21:58 #1432 and tell him I'm going to do my best.
01:22:00 #1433 Thanks my dear and good luck same to you bottle snatcher
01:22:15 #1434 Too ghastly. I never even suspected anything until he brought her here for two years. So the house is full of people
01:22:22 #1435 Good luck. Thanks Joe. I need it. You don't know what tonight means to me
01:22:28 #1436 And when they're cheering you I'll come out and put my arm around you and I'll tell them who you are
01:22:35 #1437 What did you say nothing Joe wait and see I don't
01:22:39 #1438 I don't see why you need any help to wreck this one.
01:22:41 #1439 Oh, Jenny.
01:22:42 #1440 I'm going home.
01:22:43 #1441 The idea of you dragging me here away from my own guests simply because you should hate him.
01:23:01 #1442 Miss Draper, Mrs. Capes and my aunt.
01:23:03 #1443 How do you do?
01:23:04 #1444 Richard has told me a great deal about you.
01:23:07 #1445 Charlotte has told me a great deal about you.
01:23:09 #1446 Forgive me for leaving you now.
01:23:10 #1447 I've guests waiting.
01:23:11 #1448 I'd like to have a cup of tea with you if you're still here tomorrow.
01:23:14 #1449 I should love that.
01:23:15 #1450 Goodbye, Jenny.
01:23:16 #1451 Goodbye, Charlotte.
01:23:17 #1452 Sorry I can't help.
01:23:18 #1453 Oh, boy, Miss Trinthor.
01:23:19 #1454 Goodbye.
01:23:20 #1455 Goodbye. Where is everybody except Richard to be straight I like to have a talk with
01:23:26 #1456 you. I'm going to be very frank I wish you would. You're staying here.
01:23:32 #1457 To manage on stage just the moment I can do it and I can do it.
01:23:43 #1458 Ten years of those cursed pictures have done something to me. It isn't like carrying
01:23:48 #1459 a plane to York but they're ready to terrify anybody who has the tomato to come back from
01:23:52 #1460 Hollywood but you were excellent in Cleveland sir. Here that first line again
01:24:00 #1461 Andrew I waited for you in the garden I've got it I waited for you in the garden I
01:24:06 #1462 hated to leave because I wanted to see your face in the moonlight what's next
01:24:10 #1463 Andrew it's quiet and we can be alone. It's important that his family look out
01:24:15 #1464 to his interests when he chooses to ignore them I'm sorry you don't like
01:24:19 #1465 me the store because I'm leaving here tonight I'm never coming back and
01:24:23 #1466 Richard is coming with me.
01:24:25 #1467 Good luck, Mr. Manor.
01:24:26 #1468 Thanks, Joe.
01:24:27 #1469 You'll reject that all your life.
01:24:28 #1470 You're much too young for Richard.
01:24:29 #1471 You're not suited to it, I'm sure.
01:24:32 #1472 That may be, but he loves me.
01:24:34 #1473 And I love him.
01:24:36 #1474 And there's nothing you can do or say that can change that.
01:24:39 #1475 You'll be too sure of that.
01:24:40 #1476 They're confusing me.
01:25:04 #1477 I waited for you in the garden.
01:25:06 #1478 I hated to leave because I wanted to see your face at the moonlight.
01:25:10 #1479 Richard, can't we go away from here where it's quiet and we can be alone?
01:25:13 #1480 We can be alone here?
01:25:15 #1481 Please Richard, I'm not comfortable here.
01:25:25 #1482 But Mary, this is my home.
01:25:28 #1483 Mary, this is my home.
01:25:31 #1484 I want you to love it as I do.
01:25:33 #1485 Soon it will be all yours.
01:25:35 #1486 We've a lot to talk over before that.
01:25:37 #1487 Please Richard, let's go.
01:25:39 #1488 Whatever you say my dear.
01:25:41 #1489 I'll get my things and meet you in the car.
01:25:47 #1490 What's the matter with him Andrews?
01:25:48 #1491 Just nervous that's all.
01:25:50 #1492 He was very nice miss.
01:25:52 #1493 Thank you Andrews.
01:25:53 #1494 Riches, I didn't know you were down.
01:25:55 #1495 The others have all gone to supper.
01:25:57 #1496 Have they?
01:25:58 #1497 What's happened?
01:26:00 #1498 Did you ring, sir?
01:26:01 #1499 Oh, yes, sir.
01:26:03 #1500 Bring me my hat and coat, please, and have my car waiting.
01:26:05 #1501 Yes, sir.
01:26:06 #1502 They're not going out anywhere this evening, are you?
01:26:10 #1503 I guess.
01:26:12 #1504 Yes, I'm going into town.
01:26:14 #1505 Have you forgotten your guests?
01:26:16 #1506 Yes.
01:26:17 #1507 Not with men.
01:26:25 #1508 He's drunk.
01:26:30 #1509 Can't you go in the morning?
01:26:31 #1510 What's my next line?
01:26:35 #1511 Can't I even go into town without consulting you?
01:26:42 #1512 We did put it on, Dorothy.
01:26:54 #1513 You can't go on like this.
01:27:05 #1514 I should have lunged at I'm tend to.
01:27:07 #1515 This girl's presence in this place is his.
01:27:10 #1516 It's an intolerable humiliation.
01:27:12 #1517 You never seem to enjoy yourself as much, Charlotte.
01:27:38 #1518 That's what you're making it on.
01:27:47 #1519 You never seem to enjoy yourself as much, Charlotte.
01:27:49 #1520 Down the curtain. Bring down the seat.
01:27:53 #1521 Ladies and gentlemen,
01:28:29 #1522 due to the sudden illness of Mr. Manoring,
01:28:33 #1523 I regret to announce that we were unable to continue the performance this evening.
01:28:37 #1524 Your money would be refunded at the box office.
01:28:39 #1525 Why don't you say it, Catherine?
01:29:12 #1526 Why don't you say that I failed you?
01:29:16 #1527 Why don't you say that I'm a drunken husband?
01:29:20 #1528 I'd stay here for a little while if I were you,
01:29:50 #1529 so I wouldn't try to go out.
01:29:52 #1530 Was that manoring?
01:30:05 #1531 I didn't see his face.
01:30:06 #1532 It looked like him.
01:30:08 #1533 Well, you're the first to congratulate me.
01:30:33 #1534 What did you think of my night of triumph?
01:30:35 #1535 I can't imagine what happened.
01:31:05 #1536 Sir, he dragged himself on the field.
01:31:07 #1537 I liked what I saw in the world.
01:31:09 #1538 He smashed his own.
01:31:10 #1539 It would have been funny if it weren't for tragic.
01:31:12 #1540 Yeah, certainly it was Manor. I saw him myself.
01:31:26 #1541 He was hit by a taxi, I tell you, and badly injured.
01:31:28 #1542 Miss Kay Martin with him? Well, stick there. Call me if anything happens.
01:31:32 #1543 Hey, Susie. Find out where Kay Martin lives. Get her on the phone.
01:31:40 #1544 How should I know?
01:31:41 #1545 I'll put this stuff in the dressing room.
01:31:54 #1546 Oh, anywhere, Edgar. Just leave it there.
01:31:56 #1547 Shall I answer? Please.
01:32:00 #1548 Hello, reporters.
01:32:04 #1549 her. Martin has nothing to say she won't talk to any reporters. It's nearly eleven
01:32:14 #1550 and I know I've got to be the I'm on the air in a half hour. Good luck Edgar. Thanks
01:32:19 #1551 a lot for everything. If I could only tell you how sorry. All right Lancelot you've
01:32:23 #1552 said your piece get going you know what Charlie will do if you're late what he'll
01:32:27 #1553 clip your burger and he'll mow you down we'll do what we can it's useless to
01:32:36 #1554 operate opiates to relieve his pain is about all we can do with the present
01:32:40 #1555 Have you notified his family?
01:32:42 #1556 Mr. Manoring has no family, so...
01:32:44 #1557 He keeps calling for someone named Catherine.
01:32:46 #1558 Oh, yes, sir. Do you think he might see her?
01:32:48 #1559 Yes, sir.
01:32:49 #1560 Well, there's no reason why Mr. Manoring shouldn't do anything he wants to now.
01:32:52 #1561 Well, Doctor...
01:32:54 #1562 You know, the old thing seems to be...
01:32:57 #1563 Listen, operator, I told you, Miss Martin isn't talking to anybody.
01:33:03 #1564 No, not anybody. She has no statement to make.
01:33:06 #1565 Piss.
01:33:08 #1566 Oh, let them say anything they like.
01:33:11 #1567 Everything that's nasty and mean has already been printed in all those gossip columns.
01:33:15 #1568 How can they do me now?
01:33:17 #1569 Oh, you mustn't feel like that, Kay.
01:33:19 #1570 Oh, it's time for Edgar, do you mind?
01:33:21 #1571 Of course not.
01:33:22 #1572 He'd never forgive us if we didn't listen in and tell him how bad he is.
01:33:26 #1573 And now, ladies and gentlemen, the boys who have New York at their feet, Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarty.
01:33:41 #1574 Mr. Bergen, before we continue with another broadcast, I want you to answer me one question.
01:33:48 #1575 Do I get an increase in my allowance?
01:33:51 #1576 After all, 75 cents a week isn't enough.
01:33:55 #1577 What's that?
01:33:56 #1578 I'm afraid we're not going to be very funny tonight, Mr. Bergen.
01:34:01 #1579 I'm afraid not, Charlie.
01:34:03 #1580 Ladies and gentlemen, will you forgive us for not being at our best this evening?
01:34:07 #1581 Because a dear friend of ours, a great actor, met with a disaster.
01:34:11 #1582 He opened in a new play tonight, his first appearance on Broadway in 12 years.
01:34:16 #1583 years because he was nervous he went up in his lines and for the first time in a
01:34:21 #1584 long and brilliant career the curtain had to be rung down on John Manning must have
01:34:26 #1585 been a terrible blow to his pride if only we could tell him that it didn't matter
01:34:30 #1586 that every man is entitled to one month but we can't because 20 minutes after
01:34:36 #1587 the curtain came down John Manning was struck by a taxi and is now lying close
01:34:40 #1588 to death if any of his friends are listening in they all to go to him
01:34:44 #1589 He's at the Midtown Hospital.
01:34:46 #1590 Midtown Hospital? Where's the magic code? I'll take you.
01:34:49 #1591 Andrews, he's going to be all right, isn't he?
01:35:01 #1592 The reports are exaggerating.
01:35:04 #1593 I'm afraid not, Miss. He wants to see you.
01:35:07 #1594 It will make him very happy to know you're here.
01:35:13 #1595 I'll wait for you here.
01:35:48 #1596 You were asking for Miss Martin?
01:35:50 #1597 Yes, Andrews. Be sure.
01:36:18 #1598 To think I could be so selfish and cruel.
01:36:20 #1599 Darling, you've made me happier.
01:36:29 #1600 and all the people I've ever known.
01:36:50 #1601 It doesn't matter.
01:36:51 #1602 Yes.
01:36:57 #1603 The reporters.
01:36:58 #1604 They're downstairs. Do you want them to come up now?
01:37:00 #1605 Yes, yes.
01:37:01 #1606 Now rest.
01:37:10 #1607 But forgive me for being such a bad father.
01:37:17 #1608 Oh, darling, you haven't.
01:37:20 #1609 Never done anything for you.
01:37:22 #1610 But a father should tell the world about you.
01:37:36 #1611 Doctor, one moment, please.
01:38:48 #1612 Captain, I'm very sorry you're going away.
01:38:50 #1613 Why don't you stay here and do another play for me?
01:38:52 #1614 right away. I can't. Not while I'm I'm still a Roman holiday for all the gossip
01:39:00 #1615 columns. I feel I were capitalizing on his death. But he would have wanted you to go on.
01:39:06 #1616 Well maybe next year when they've forgotten all about me I'll come back
01:39:10 #1617 and try again. Well whenever you do decide let me know. Thanks. You've been very kind.
01:39:17 #1618 You want to make that can you better hurry. I think I have everything. Well I think
01:39:22 #1619 a good place where you're going to go and do it so you're going to
01:39:33 #1620 this corner. It's not enough so afraid I missed you you know I wouldn't go without
01:39:38 #1621 seeing you going through Mr Manning's effect I came across this letter of yours
01:39:44 #1622 I thought perhaps you'd like to keep it my letter of introduction thank you and
01:39:53 #1623 there's you you want not if you don't want me to miss but don't you think it
01:39:58 #1624 might be better for you know and there's no one would understand my waiting until
01:40:02 #1625 not to announce it if he had told it would have been different but if I were to tell
01:40:07 #1626 him I would only cause a lot more unpleasant publicity about him and I don't want that.
01:40:12 #1627 I understand.
01:40:18 #1628 I love you. Thank you.
01:40:30 #1629 This one could we have a statement please.
01:40:31 #1630 Please gentlemen I have nothing to say.
01:40:36 #1631 You planned to.
01:40:36 #1632 What are you doing?
01:40:38 #1633 All right, we're following you.
01:40:39 #1634 Sorry, we have to start.
01:40:41 #1635 One second.
01:40:42 #1636 Come on, come on.
01:40:43 #1637 Newspaper bloodhounds.
01:40:46 #1638 Are you going home?
01:40:49 #1639 OK, darling.
01:40:51 #1640 Yes, Barry?
01:40:52 #1641 All right, look, I always have, and I always will.
01:40:55 #1642 I was a fool, jealous, and suspicious.
01:40:58 #1643 I tried to forget you.
01:41:00 #1644 I nearly wrecked honey's life.
01:41:03 #1645 It doesn't seem possible so many things could happen
01:41:06 #1646 in so short a time.
01:41:09 #1647 and all because of this letter.
01:41:12 #1648 The letter that was to open the doors of fame, success and happiness.
01:41:17 #1649 And now...
01:41:19 #1650 now he's dead.
01:41:20 #1651 Did he mean so much to you?
01:41:23 #1652 More than anyone will ever know.
01:41:28 #1653 Then I guess there's nothing else to say.
01:41:33 #1654 Very dear.
01:41:35 #1655 Will you please read this?
01:41:36 #1656 If you tell him to hurry, we'll never get to the station in time.
01:41:54 #1657 Yes, step out of it.
01:41:55 #1658 Oh, let's not bother. They'll never go there.
01:41:57 #1659 You're pretty sure, aren't you?
01:41:58 #1660 Listen, Cora, that boy and that girl clicked the first moment they looked at each other.
01:42:02 #1661 It's that kind of a look that lasts until eternity.
01:42:05 #1662 My, my, how poetic, oh, shut up.
01:42:07 #1663 Oh, come on.
01:42:08 #1664 Edgar, is Charlie always going to come between us?
01:42:11 #1665 How do you like that?
01:42:12 #1666 This is my car.
01:42:13 #1667 Bergen bought it for me so I wouldn't have to be wrapped up in newspapers every time I went out.
01:42:18 #1668 Oh, I'm sorry, Charlie, but you are in the way. Yes.
01:42:21 #1669 Mr. Bergen and I have things to discuss.
01:42:23 #1670 Oh, sure.
01:42:24 #1671 I suppose you want to sit on his lap, huh? Yes.
01:42:27 #1672 Charlie, huh?
01:42:28 #1673 Would you be good enough to-
01:42:29 #1674 No I wouldn't.
01:42:30 #1675 Alright, don't be a saff.
01:42:31 #1676 As long as I'm between you, you're safe.
01:42:33 #1677 Why, if I leave, she'll take you like Grant, talk richly.
01:42:37 #1678 All join hands and chorus we will sing
01:42:41 #1679 The odd time in the old town tonight, my baby.