AI-made — please help correct faster-whisper small int8 + clean-pass
A machine made this from the film's audio. Names, old slang and songs are where it slips. If you spot a mistake, send the line number and the right words below — every correction makes the next transcript better.
Other tracks: en · AI-made — please help correct
00:02:22 #1 older than a basement floor.
00:02:25 #2 The only moment I keep waiting for
00:02:28 #3 is when the day will be through for clear.
00:02:35 #4 What people say to me I hardly hear.
00:02:38 #5 The passing hours are an endless year
00:02:41 #6 until at last I'm alone.
00:02:53 #7 Every night at seven, you walk in as fresh as clover.
00:02:59 #8 And I begin to sigh all over again.
00:03:06 #9 Every night at seven
00:03:09 #10 You come by like Mary turning and me oh my I start in yearning
00:03:18 #11 You seem to bring
00:03:22 #12 Faraway spring
00:03:24 #13 Always in full
00:03:38 #14 Every time the same thing happens I fall once again in love
00:03:43 #15 But only may I say your performance was a bit ragged. It was so slow going around the throne on was caught you
00:05:53 #16 Well the audience seemed to like it
00:05:55 #17 So hot in New York in the summer time. I'm glad we're closing tomorrow night
00:05:59 #18 What happened to the air conditioning? Mr. Hiller probably turned it off to save money. Oh, would you block my face too?
00:06:05 #19 Up here, it's true
00:06:07 #20 The house manager you ought to know that you've been playing his dinner for the past year and a half
00:06:11 #21 Oh, was that that little man who comes around and pinches? That's your department, sister
00:06:15 #22 All I can say is let Mr. Hillard keep you there, conditionally.
00:06:17 #23 The cat take it with him and where he's going, he'll need it.
00:06:20 #24 Oh, boy, it's hot.
00:06:21 #25 Say, if ever I pay a king again, I'm gonna be one of those Asiatic boys
00:06:25 #26 who just wears earrings and a sheet.
00:06:27 #27 Hey, what's your hurry?
00:06:29 #28 Pete!
00:06:30 #29 Hi, Ellen, honey.
00:06:31 #30 I'm sorry to keep you waiting.
00:06:32 #31 You know my brother, Town, don't you?
00:06:34 #32 No, I don't believe I've had the pleasure.
00:06:36 #33 All right, I'm fine, sir, and thank you for asking.
00:06:38 #34 I'll be out in five. Home to my teacher.
00:06:40 #35 You look so nice and cool.
00:06:41 #36 Make yourself at home, won't you?
00:06:43 #37 Sit down, anyway.
00:06:44 #38 Oh, how was it, sir?
00:06:47 #39 Hot.
00:06:48 #40 Oh, um, your agent stopped by to see you, sir.
00:06:51 #41 Irving, what brought him out this clammy night?
00:06:53 #42 He didn't say.
00:06:55 #43 He just told me to tell you it was imperative
00:06:56 #44 that you and Miss Ellen meet him at MacGuffey's bar
00:06:58 #45 next door right after the performance.
00:07:00 #46 Oh.
00:07:01 #47 Ellen?
00:07:02 #48 Yeah?
00:07:03 #49 Irving wants us to meet him at MacGuffey.
00:07:05 #50 OK.
00:07:06 #51 How'd you like Pete?
00:07:07 #52 Isn't he cute?
00:07:08 #53 He's from the South.
00:07:09 #54 No.
00:07:10 #55 Why, Ellen Honey, I never would have gassed him.
00:07:12 #56 He owns miles and miles of tobacco line in Virginia,
00:07:14 #57 and he ought to hear him chant.
00:07:16 #58 I met him two days ago at Hill's a Spawn house,
00:07:17 #59 and I'm simply mad about him.
00:07:19 #60 Is that all? That's all.
00:07:20 #61 Roger.
00:07:21 #62 Your sentence seems quite taken, doesn't it, Jake?
00:07:24 #63 This will probably be one of those long affairs
00:07:26 #64 that drags on a whole week.
00:07:27 #65 The news overseas concerns the royal wedding in London.
00:07:30 #66 The British capital is already festive and happy
00:07:32 #67 in anticipation of the wedding, which is still several weeks off.
00:07:34 #68 How?
00:07:35 #69 As for the princess, the most closely guarded secret
00:07:37 #70 in England since radar is her wedding gown.
00:07:39 #71 The princess herself will see it for the first time
00:07:41 #72 this weekend.
00:07:43 #73 Chester, I'm the chief.
00:07:44 #74 Miami, Florida. A new tropical hurricane seems to be approaching.
00:07:47 #75 Can I talk now?
00:07:48 #76 Yes, sir.
00:07:49 #77 You know, Mr. Bowen, I'd answer to Travis Queerth that he had grandfather was married.
00:07:53 #78 I'd give anything to be there again this fall, wouldn't you?
00:07:56 #79 Yes, I like weddings, provided, of course, they're not mine.
00:07:59 #80 Oh, marriages are very healthy, sir.
00:08:00 #81 You say married men are much longer than veterans.
00:08:03 #82 If that's true, they're only trying to outlive their wives
00:08:05 #83 so they can be bachelors again.
00:08:07 #84 Haven't you ever thought of getting married, sir?
00:08:08 #85 Once, as a matter of fact, I did.
00:08:10 #86 The young lady changed her mind at the last moment.
00:08:12 #87 I've been deeply indebted to her ever since.
00:08:14 #88 Good night, Justin.
00:08:16 #89 Do you know what Irving wants?
00:08:18 #90 I hope it's something that...
00:08:20 #91 Gosh, what a muscle it's like some men.
00:08:22 #92 Oh, it's nothing. All us tobacco men get kind of strong.
00:08:24 #93 What from?
00:08:26 #94 Lifting money.
00:08:28 #95 Come now. It wasn't that good.
00:08:30 #96 Good night, Eddie.
00:08:32 #97 Good night. Good night, Eddie.
00:08:34 #98 He's the only stage-door man I know who isn't called pop.
00:08:36 #99 Hello, Phil.
00:08:42 #100 Hi, Irv.
00:08:44 #101 I couldn't wait for you backstage tonight.
00:08:46 #102 What is with that heat over there? Who needs it?
00:08:48 #103 So, how was the show?
00:08:49 #104 Well, the first act was a little...
00:08:50 #105 Dollboat, how are you, baby?
00:08:52 #106 Fine, how are you?
00:08:53 #107 You look so sweet tonight.
00:08:54 #108 You and I, we know each other.
00:08:55 #109 Okay, come on, order. I got news. Big news.
00:08:57 #110 Oh, I'm working out of this heat, Mr. Cumberley.
00:08:59 #111 Well, how do you do, Mr. Cumberley? It's a great pleasure.
00:09:01 #112 Thank you, sir. That's fair.
00:09:02 #113 Who is this square?
00:09:03 #114 Friend.
00:09:04 #115 Tom Collins, please.
00:09:05 #116 He's not gonna be here.
00:09:06 #117 Hit me with a rod.
00:09:07 #118 Shall I give it to you?
00:09:08 #119 Come on, what is it?
00:09:09 #120 This'll kill you. My brother Redd got called tonight from England.
00:09:11 #121 He's been there for years.
00:09:13 #122 The theatre wants a whole show for London. No.
00:09:16 #123 But they want you there during the wedding.
00:09:18 #124 England during the wedding? I like that. Oh, Ty!
00:09:21 #125 Is this what you believe in me?
00:09:23 #126 Yes, it's wonderful.
00:09:25 #127 As soon as possible.
00:09:26 #128 You have to rehearse the English cast first. Hit me, son.
00:09:29 #129 What about the transportation?
00:09:30 #130 Some French boat will leave it a week from next Monday. Which one?
00:09:33 #131 Who knows what the name is?
00:09:34 #132 French.
00:09:35 #133 Don't worry, I'll get you on it.
00:09:36 #134 This means we'll be saying goodbye in 10 days.
00:09:39 #135 Oh, yes, he's mine. I'm so happy.
00:09:41 #136 Ellen.
00:09:42 #137 Oh, hello, Dad.
00:09:43 #138 I was waiting for you backstage. That's why I'm late. I'm sorry.
00:09:45 #139 Ellen, who is this fella?
00:09:46 #140 Finish your drink, Pete. Did you hear the good news?
00:09:49 #141 We're going to England. Then we're going to be there during the wedding.
00:09:51 #142 What are you doing here, sir?
00:09:52 #143 What do you mean, what am I doing here?
00:09:54 #144 Fred.
00:09:55 #145 What are you doing here, sir? I demand an answer.
00:09:56 #146 Go tell your papers, will you? When do you leave?
00:09:58 #147 That's an insult.
00:09:59 #148 What's an insult? What's the matter with you?
00:10:01 #149 You're not said to be away.
00:10:02 #150 This is dad being noisy. I forgot all about this.
00:10:04 #151 What are you talking about? You've got a day with me.
00:10:06 #152 I think we ought to start packing.
00:10:07 #153 I'll have to buy all my new clothes before I go.
00:10:08 #154 I'll send the rest of the company over the weekend to you, Lee.
00:10:11 #155 I wonder what they'll be wearing.
00:10:12 #156 I don't know. Pay them, will you, Irving?
00:10:13 #157 Yes, sure. How much do we owe you?
00:10:15 #158 May I?
00:10:16 #159 Yes, you may.
00:10:17 #160 And keep the change.
00:10:19 #161 Come on, girl!
00:10:22 #162 I have a little business to take care of. I'll meet you on day.
00:10:24 #163 Okay, sister dear.
00:10:26 #164 Hello, Billy. This is goodbye. Thanks for coming down to see me off.
00:10:32 #165 It's hard saying goodbye like this after all we've been to each other.
00:10:35 #166 I know. It's been a lovely three days, but I'll be back soon.
00:10:39 #167 Oh dear, I must go now.
00:10:41 #168 May I walk you up the gang flank?
00:10:43 #169 I'd rather you wouldn't. You understand?
00:10:45 #170 No.
00:10:47 #171 What? You just vetted that way.
00:10:49 #172 Right to me, Billy.
00:10:51 #173 I will. Goodbye, Ellen.
00:10:53 #174 I'll miss you very much, Linda.
00:10:55 #175 I can tell you that knowing you these past few weeks
00:10:57 #176 has been one of the most exciting things that's ever happened to me.
00:11:00 #177 Me too, John.
00:11:02 #178 I thought I went to the wrong day.
00:11:16 #179 We had much time.
00:11:18 #180 Really? And I had so much to say.
00:11:20 #181 What?
00:11:21 #182 Well, you're gonna be away.
00:11:22 #183 Yes, I know, Pete, but what?
00:11:24 #184 And suddenly knowing you're gonna be away makes me realize my feelings for you.
00:11:28 #185 So I thought I'd... I mean, Ellen, honey.
00:11:31 #186 Visitors are short, please.
00:11:32 #187 Well, dear Pete, you have to go now. Goodbye.
00:11:34 #188 Well, Ellen, bye.
00:11:35 #189 You better hurry. Right before what you had to say, huh?
00:11:37 #190 I will.
00:11:38 #191 Bye.
00:11:39 #192 I can tell you, Barbara, that knowing you these past few weeks has been one of the most exciting things that's ever happened to me.
00:11:43 #193 Oh, Mr. John.
00:11:44 #194 Goodbye, baby.
00:11:53 #195 Goodbye, herds.
00:11:54 #196 I know you'll be a smash.
00:11:56 #197 If you want anything, you ask my brother.
00:11:58 #198 He's going to meet you at the hotel.
00:12:00 #199 Bye.
00:12:28 #200 I bet he ain't the five on the Dixie board.
00:13:00 #201 Beautiful day.
00:13:01 #202 Isn't it wonderful? We don't know a soul on the boat.
00:13:04 #203 We can have fun together for a change.
00:13:05 #204 Yeah. Good day.
00:13:07 #205 Good day. I don't.
00:13:14 #206 I want a bridal ladder.
00:13:15 #207 Okay, baby. Don't forget we've got a rehearsal.
00:13:17 #208 What time shall I meet you?
00:13:18 #209 Two o'clock sharp in the gym. I won't keep you long.
00:13:20 #210 I'll be there. Don't worry.
00:13:21 #211 Don't be late.
00:13:40 #212 I'm going to write a letter.
00:13:42 #213 I was just waiting for an opportunity to introduce myself.
00:13:45 #214 My name is Brindale. Lord John Brindale.
00:13:49 #215 And what's yours?
00:13:50 #216 Bowen.
00:13:51 #217 Duchess Agatha Bowen.
00:13:52 #218 Oh, no, no. Really, what is it?
00:13:55 #219 Let's see now. E.B.
00:13:57 #220 E. is that F.O.?
00:13:59 #221 Wait a minute.
00:14:01 #222 Bowen, well, of course you're Ellen Bowen, aren't you?
00:14:04 #223 You're doing fine.
00:14:05 #224 Very stupid of me. I should have known.
00:14:07 #225 It's very stupid of me. I should have known.
00:14:09 #226 Why, when I saw your show a few weeks ago, please forgive me.
00:14:12 #227 Oh, that's all right. I know you have a lot on your mind.
00:14:16 #228 All I can explain those two little episodes that you witnessed yesterday.
00:14:20 #229 Well, you can. Yes. Then go ahead.
00:14:23 #230 Well, you see, they're both terribly nice girls,
00:14:28 #231 and they're both so fond of me that I couldn't bear to private either one of them.
00:14:32 #232 Well, you know how it is in order to be kind to people
00:14:34 #233 when there has to be a very, very good liar.
00:14:37 #234 Tell me why were you following me?
00:14:39 #235 Following you?
00:14:40 #236 Why? I was doing no such thing.
00:14:42 #237 I was only saying goodbye to a couple of...
00:14:45 #238 The same?
00:14:46 #239 Yeah.
00:14:48 #240 Does this sort of thing happen to you very often?
00:14:51 #241 All the time. And you?
00:14:53 #242 Constantly.
00:14:54 #243 I guess we're both two kinds of people.
00:14:56 #244 Yeah.
00:14:57 #245 I forget that.
00:14:58 #246 Do you live in New York?
00:14:59 #247 No, I've been there on business for some time,
00:15:01 #248 but I'm just going home now for the wedding.
00:15:03 #249 The royal wedding?
00:15:04 #250 Yeah.
00:15:05 #251 You're going to the wedding?
00:15:07 #252 Well, I'm escorting someone, yes.
00:15:09 #253 Well, you really are a lord, aren't you?
00:15:11 #254 I'm afraid so.
00:15:12 #255 My, my.
00:15:13 #256 Haven't you ever met anyone who held a title before?
00:15:16 #257 Only Joe Lewis.
00:15:18 #258 You know, I'm very glad that you're Ellen Bowen.
00:15:21 #259 Why?
00:15:22 #260 No, because it means that chap you're with is your brother and not your husband.
00:15:25 #261 Do you know what I did last night?
00:15:26 #262 No, what?
00:15:27 #263 I surveyed this whole boat and I discovered that you were the most attractive girl on board.
00:15:31 #264 Well, thank you.
00:15:32 #265 And I kept thinking that what a pity it is she's married.
00:15:34 #266 Because that's going to make things terribly awkward.
00:15:38 #267 But it isn't going to be awkward at all now.
00:15:41 #268 Thanks for the useful haul, person. Not at all.
00:15:44 #269 If you see my sister on deck, will you tell her I'm waiting for her, please? I will.
00:15:47 #270 I like your boat.
00:15:47 #271 Thank you, monsieur.
00:15:48 #272 Monsieur Bowen, I have a favor to ask.
00:15:51 #273 On every crossing, you know, we have a gala benefit for the disabled sea men.
00:15:54 #274 And I was wondering if you and your sister would dance for us on that night.
00:15:57 #275 We'd love to. Just tell us when.
00:15:59 #276 Just one number would be sufficient. We don't want to ask it.
00:16:02 #277 No trouble at all.
00:16:03 #278 I know it's an imposition to ask you to, but I would feel so much...
00:16:06 #279 We'd love to. Don't worry, we'll do it.
00:16:08 #280 Oh, that won't take yes for an answer.
00:16:19 #281 Thanks for showing up to rehearsals.
00:20:29 #282 Oh, uh, John, this is my brother, Tom.
00:20:32 #283 Tom, this is John.
00:20:33 #284 How do you do? Glad to know you.
00:20:34 #285 I just picked up John in the writing room.
00:20:36 #286 So I gather...
00:20:37 #287 He's a real lord.
00:20:38 #288 Tom's not a good talker.
00:20:40 #289 Miss Vaughan?
00:20:41 #290 Yes.
00:20:42 #291 Cable.
00:20:43 #292 Oh, thank you. Excuse me, please.
00:20:49 #293 Oh, Tom.
00:20:50 #294 Hamilton Pease.
00:20:51 #295 Says he's very blue, except for his eye, which is black.
00:20:55 #296 Let's forget Pete for this trip, shall we?
00:20:57 #297 Excuse us.
00:20:58 #298 Mr. Boyman, I'm wondering if you and your sister would dance hideaway
00:21:15 #299 instead of waiting until 10.30.
00:21:17 #300 We're a little afraid of the weather.
00:21:18 #301 You mean it might be a little rocky?
00:21:20 #302 Yes.
00:21:21 #303 That won't bother us. We can handle it.
00:21:23 #304 Thank you, Miss Sheep.
00:21:24 #305 Anytime you say.
00:21:25 #306 I'll finish my dress.
00:21:26 #307 Oh, sure. Yes.
00:26:26 #308 Do come on up. Room 2, 11, 12 and 14.
00:26:28 #309 Okay.
00:26:29 #310 Who was that?
00:26:30 #311 Edgar Klinger, Irving's brother. He's coming up.
00:26:32 #312 I'm so happy, Tommy.
00:26:36 #313 Tommy, I wonder what the princess is doing this morning.
00:26:40 #314 Why don't you call her and ask her?
00:26:42 #315 Wonder what I'd be doing a month before my wedding.
00:26:44 #316 Probably trying to figure a way to get out of it.
00:26:46 #317 You really think so? You know you wouldn't.
00:26:48 #318 So would I.
00:26:55 #319 How'd you do?
00:26:56 #320 I'm Edgar Klinger.
00:26:57 #321 Oh.
00:26:59 #322 We didn't know that Irving and I were twins.
00:27:02 #323 No, we didn't.
00:27:03 #324 Oh, I must say, but you should have told you you know.
00:27:05 #325 After all, this is a pretty box of pickles.
00:27:07 #326 May I come in?
00:27:08 #327 Of course.
00:27:09 #328 I'm sorry.
00:27:11 #329 How do you do?
00:27:12 #330 So happy to meet you at long last.
00:27:14 #331 My, it's amazing.
00:27:15 #332 Yes, it is, rather, isn't it?
00:27:17 #333 I do hope the rooms are satisfactory.
00:27:18 #334 Oh, they're fine.
00:27:19 #335 It's a miracle you get them. Yes, quite.
00:27:22 #336 The wedding has packed things up a bit, but then there
00:27:25 #337 are ways.
00:27:26 #338 How's everything at the theater?
00:27:27 #339 Oh, seems to be humming.
00:27:29 #340 The dancers are coming to audition this afternoon
00:27:30 #341 and sing as tomorrow.
00:27:31 #342 Good.
00:27:38 #343 Well, Johnny, how are you?
00:27:39 #344 Alan's boat romance, John Brindale.
00:27:41 #345 You know him?
00:27:42 #346 No, the family, very old.
00:27:44 #347 They say that young John is a bit of a chaser.
00:27:47 #348 He didn't have to chase after Ellen.
00:27:49 #349 She stood still and waited.
00:27:51 #350 This afternoon?
00:27:53 #351 No, they're auditioning all day. Just a minute.
00:27:55 #352 Tom, you don't need me this afternoon, do you?
00:27:57 #353 John wants me to drive down and see his old country home.
00:28:00 #354 I suppose it's all right,
00:28:01 #355 but I should think you'd want to come along and see who you're working with.
00:28:04 #356 I never notice anyone but you.
00:28:06 #357 But I want you home for dinner.
00:28:07 #358 And no dates at night until after we open.
00:28:09 #359 You'll come strolling in at four o'clock in the morning
00:28:11 #360 and be all tired out next day.
00:28:13 #361 Yes, Papa.
00:28:14 #362 It's all set.
00:28:15 #363 But time you pick me up. OK, I'll be ready.
00:28:18 #364 Bye, Johnny.
00:28:20 #365 Shall we?
00:28:20 #366 Yeah. See you at seven. And be back. Oh, I will. I will. Chill out.
00:28:25 #367 Goodbye, Edgar.
00:28:26 #368 Oh, and if there's anything you need, do call.
00:28:28 #369 Thank you.
00:28:29 #370 After you.
00:28:30 #371 Now tell me, oh boy, how are things in the colonies these days?
00:28:33 #372 Oh, fine.
00:28:34 #373 Fine.
00:28:41 #374 These English clothes are terrific.
00:28:43 #375 Frankly, amusing tie. What?
00:28:44 #376 Yeah.
00:28:49 #377 Got a match?
00:28:53 #378 Thanks.
00:28:54 #379 I hear that shaving lotion. Great stuff. Do you ever use it?
00:28:57 #380 Oh, every day.
00:28:59 #381 Sara, I thought you were him.
00:29:02 #382 How odd. Thank you.
00:29:05 #383 Well, I must get back to the office. You know what the better is, don't you? Sure.
00:29:08 #384 Well, I'll see you later. Chill out.
00:29:09 #385 Okay. Hello again.
00:29:40 #386 We should stop following you. Following you?
00:29:42 #387 I'm not a bit flattered.
00:30:07 #388 I'm Charles Gordon, your stage manager.
00:30:09 #389 Oh, it's nice to see you. Everything's ready, sir. Oh, good.
00:30:11 #390 Um, see that girl on the green dress near the end changing her shoes? Yes, sir.
00:30:16 #391 Let's begin with her. They can each show me a few steps.
00:30:18 #392 Very good.
00:30:25 #393 Your name, please.
00:30:26 #394 Anne Ashman.
00:30:28 #395 Thank you. Will you begin, please? Oh, yes.
00:30:30 #396 Miss Anne Ashman.
00:31:09 #397 Will you try a few steps with me, please?
00:31:11 #398 Oh, dear.
00:31:12 #399 Can't you dance with a partner?
00:31:14 #400 Well, I couldn't until a moment ago.
00:31:15 #401 We'll try. We'll take something easy to start.
00:31:17 #402 May I have a pick-up, please?
00:31:29 #403 You should have seen the expression on your face when you saw me.
00:31:31 #404 How did I look?
00:31:32 #405 As if I were a dentist.
00:31:34 #406 You dance very well. Thank you.
00:31:43 #407 I think you'll do fine.
00:31:44 #408 Will I really?
00:31:45 #409 Sure.
00:31:49 #410 It's very nice that you know to her what happened against me.
00:31:52 #411 I do, a little bit.
00:31:53 #412 Well, what can I do?
00:31:54 #413 You can have dinner with me some night.
00:31:56 #414 Well, I should love to.
00:31:57 #415 How about tonight?
00:31:59 #416 Well, I don't know, I...
00:32:00 #417 She'll do fine.
00:32:01 #418 Take care of her, eh? Thank you. Who's next?
00:32:11 #419 Is it much further?
00:32:13 #420 No, we're almost there.
00:32:15 #421 Why, you look pretty.
00:32:16 #422 I know. What do you have to do at the house?
00:32:18 #423 Get the wedding present.
00:32:20 #424 We sell practically everything at auction,
00:32:21 #425 except for one set of cold-core china plates.
00:32:24 #426 I was supposed to get those when I got married.
00:32:26 #427 Seeing that precious little chance of that,
00:32:27 #428 we decided to hand them on to the Prince and Princess.
00:32:29 #429 Where is your precious little chair?
00:32:31 #430 No, I don't know.
00:32:33 #431 I think you have to enjoy living in yourself
00:32:35 #432 before you have no to ask anyone else to.
00:32:37 #433 Besides, you know how I am.
00:32:40 #434 Oh, here we are.
00:32:42 #435 MUSIC
00:32:51 #436 Yes, of course.
00:33:00 #437 I think they're in here.
00:33:01 #438 Oh, what a wonderful floor of zanzong.
00:33:05 #439 Yes.
00:33:06 #440 How long since anyone's lived here, John?
00:33:08 #441 Oh, about five years. No one could afford places like this today.
00:33:11 #442 I imagine you miss the terribly.
00:33:13 #443 No, I don't think I'd do any more. I just don't have anything to replace it with.
00:33:18 #444 I say what time do you have to be back?
00:33:20 #445 Seven sharp.
00:33:22 #446 Oh, I wish you could have dinner with me. I don't know when I'll get another free evening.
00:33:25 #447 There's some sort of party every night from now on. Can't you?
00:33:29 #448 I don't know. You know how time is.
00:33:32 #449 Will you try?
00:33:34 #450 Yes, I'll try.
00:33:35 #451 Good.
00:33:41 #452 Back on time.
00:33:42 #453 How was the afternoon?
00:33:43 #454 Oh, it was wonderful.
00:33:44 #455 How were you dancing?
00:33:45 #456 Dancers.
00:33:47 #457 What do you want to do tonight?
00:33:48 #458 Oh, I'm kind of tired.
00:33:50 #459 I thought I'd just skip dinner and go straight to bed. Would you mind?
00:33:54 #460 Oh, no, no. It's a good idea.
00:33:57 #461 That country really knocked me out. Yeah.
00:33:59 #462 You sure you don't mind?
00:34:00 #463 Oh, gosh, no.
00:34:02 #464 Matter of fact, I think I'll turn in right now.
00:34:03 #465 It's all right with you.
00:34:04 #466 It's a good idea.
00:34:06 #467 It's been a kind of a rough day. Good night, honey.
00:34:09 #468 Good night, Tommy.
00:34:10 #469 Sweet dreams.
00:34:12 #470 Thank you.
00:34:52 #471 More coffee?
00:35:16 #472 Thank you.
00:35:17 #473 Yes, Ellie and I have done quite a few shows together.
00:35:20 #474 You like to dance?
00:35:21 #475 Yes, yes.
00:35:22 #476 It's hard work, but it's fun.
00:35:24 #477 What made you decide to dance?
00:35:26 #478 Oh, very silly reason.
00:35:28 #479 How silly?
00:35:29 #480 Well, when I was 11, I fell in love for the first time with a boy much older.
00:35:34 #481 12?
00:35:35 #482 Hmm, 13.
00:35:37 #483 His name was Alonso, and I was so happy that suddenly what I wanted to do was to dance.
00:35:42 #484 I was going to do what's to do.
00:35:44 #485 So I figured that if I danced when I was happy,
00:35:47 #486 I should be happy if I danced.
00:35:48 #487 Is that silly enough?
00:35:50 #488 I think so.
00:35:52 #489 I felt so good about it, Mom.
00:35:53 #490 So I used to close my eyes and pretend
00:35:55 #491 I could dance all over the floor, walls, even the ceiling.
00:35:59 #492 If you ever learn to do that, I can get you
00:36:00 #493 a very good bookie.
00:36:01 #494 You want anything else?
00:36:02 #495 No.
00:36:10 #496 You better not take me home.
00:36:11 #497 Why not?
00:36:12 #498 Well, it's a long way.
00:36:13 #499 And besides, this is Friday.
00:36:14 #500 Friday I have to stop and see my father.
00:36:16 #501 Oh, I'd like to meet him.
00:36:17 #502 What's the address?
00:36:19 #503 150 Mitchell Street.
00:36:20 #504 Did you take it to 150 Mitchell Street?
00:36:23 #505 Love to, Governor. Love to.
00:36:25 #506 Wait, will you please drive on? Love to, Governor. Love to.
00:36:35 #507 That's my father. He's the proprietor.
00:36:37 #508 Oh?
00:36:38 #509 Oh, dear, I do hope he won't offend you.
00:36:40 #510 He's quite impossible, really.
00:36:42 #511 He and my mother have been separated for three years,
00:36:44 #512 and I have to stop her every Friday and get her money.
00:36:46 #513 Why don't your mother do it?
00:36:48 #514 Well, I'm speaking to each other.
00:36:49 #515 So I see his name like Brian.
00:36:51 #516 Every time you get four drinks under that filthy U
00:36:53 #517 You'll become a bloomin' eucent and what's more every time you fall down you chip a piece out of the bow with your chin
00:36:59 #518 So I say from now on any well my little girl. How are you?
00:37:03 #519 Hello, Jamie. Tom. This is my father father. This is Tom Bowie.
00:37:07 #520 My name is Ashwin.
00:37:08 #521 He's the Mitches sir.
00:37:09 #522 He's the Royal Captain.
00:37:10 #523 Bowen eh?
00:37:12 #524 Are you Suno Willie Bowen? Good old Willie.
00:37:14 #525 Married a girl we used to know named there Gladys Orksley.
00:37:17 #526 I don't think you knew Gladys, Annie.
00:37:19 #527 Very happy they were for years. Then one night, good old relief.
00:37:22 #528 Through and right out of the window. Nobody knows why.
00:37:25 #529 But I always figured that they must have had an argument.
00:37:28 #530 I don't suppose you'd be any relation.
00:37:30 #531 I know. I don't believe I have any relatives over here.
00:37:32 #532 Over here?
00:37:33 #533 You see, I'm from America.
00:37:34 #534 America, America! Get out of my way! Leave the premises!
00:37:36 #535 I'm not unspeakably United States!
00:37:38 #536 How dare you bring another yank to my cabaret?
00:37:41 #537 I'll see you here! I'll...
00:37:42 #538 Wait a second. What's the matter with the United States?
00:37:44 #539 You owe me money, you do.
00:37:46 #540 Where did you?
00:37:47 #541 Here, look at this.
00:37:48 #542 Two pound ten, run up to your blueman soldiers.
00:37:50 #543 And what does it do?
00:37:51 #544 Up, get! Walked out without paying.
00:37:53 #545 I'm not to serve your drinks.
00:37:54 #546 Now stop it, Jim.
00:37:55 #547 This is a royal cup.
00:37:57 #548 Well, now, I can't allow Anglo-American relations to be threatened like this.
00:38:01 #549 I'd like to square that bill.
00:38:02 #550 Tom, you shouldn't.
00:38:03 #551 Oh, sure. How much is that? Two pounds ten?
00:38:05 #552 There you are, sir.
00:38:07 #553 Now, there's a gentleman for you.
00:38:09 #554 Not a tall like that other Yankees of Mondon.
00:38:11 #555 Yes. Well, now you can just add ten bob to that
00:38:13 #556 and give it to me for mother.
00:38:14 #557 for mother. She found out when he got to the palace yet or is she keeping it from me.
00:38:18 #558 Three pounds Jamie. You see we sent a little token to the Royal Highnesses for the wedding
00:38:24 #559 and according to the papers anybody who did are allowed to see the wedding
00:38:27 #560 presents. It's a nice customer. Three pounds Jamie. Oh all right here what you can't
00:38:37 #561 before don't you trust me just like a mother no faith. You're five she'll
00:38:41 #562 I'm not sure.
00:38:42 #563 That's what you might call a typographical error.
00:38:45 #564 Here.
00:38:46 #565 Thank you. We better go. Good night, Jerry.
00:38:49 #566 Good night, Jerry. Good night, pal.
00:38:51 #567 Good night, buddy.
00:38:52 #568 The royal cup.
00:39:05 #569 Looks like Mother is still up.
00:39:06 #570 Unless she and Jamie separate, she can never get to sleep until I get home.
00:39:09 #571 Let's walk them in and get some nice fresh fog.
00:39:24 #572 Who's the yank you're so fond of?
00:39:25 #573 Hal Rayton. He's my fiance.
00:39:29 #574 You don't sound very happy about it.
00:39:31 #575 Oh, I am.
00:39:32 #576 Secret. No.
00:39:34 #577 Oh, this is ridiculous. He's in Chicago.
00:39:36 #578 Illinois? He lives there.
00:39:38 #579 And you live here? Yes.
00:39:40 #580 Well, if you keep that arrangement after you're married, you'll be very happy.
00:39:43 #581 How long since you've seen him?
00:39:46 #582 Oh, about two years. Two years?
00:39:48 #583 And you're still in love with him?
00:39:50 #584 Well, I've never thought of not being.
00:39:52 #585 Do you hear from him very often?
00:39:54 #586 Every few days of the rule.
00:39:56 #587 Oh?
00:39:57 #588 Actually, I haven't heard from him for two months now, but he's probably been busy.
00:40:01 #589 I wrote to him tonight and told him I was in your show
00:40:04 #590 and asked him to call me Oakland Knight.
00:40:07 #591 I assume you have some plans about getting together in the future.
00:40:10 #592 Oh, yes.
00:40:11 #593 Are you going over there?
00:40:12 #594 Is he coming over here or are you going to meet in the middle?
00:40:16 #595 You see, he works in Ogilvy's department store in Chicago.
00:40:19 #596 Oh, well.
00:40:20 #597 As soon as he makes enough to send for me
00:40:22 #598 or I make enough to go over there,
00:40:24 #599 we're going to be mad at him.
00:40:25 #600 That's fine.
00:40:29 #601 You don't mind, do you?
00:40:32 #602 Mind what?
00:40:32 #603 I'm getting mad. I should go out with you. I had a good time.
00:40:37 #604 So did I. I don't mind.
00:40:39 #605 I'm kind of glad you're all tired.
00:40:41 #606 Now we can have fun without any pressure.
00:40:43 #607 Yes. I guess.
00:40:47 #608 Good night. Good night, Tom.
00:41:00 #609 Mr. Ervin Klinger, we're ready with Mr. Edgar Klinger in London.
00:41:03 #610 Go ahead, please.
00:41:04 #611 Hello, Ed. This is Erv. How are you, twinsy?
00:41:07 #612 Buzzing, oh boy. Simply buzzing.
00:41:09 #613 I got a fast note by Ermell from Tombo this morning.
00:41:12 #614 He says everything is terrible.
00:41:13 #615 Oh, well, that is good news.
00:41:15 #616 Tell me, have you heard from Tom?
00:41:18 #617 No, how are things?
00:41:20 #618 Oh, absolutely superb.
00:41:22 #619 I think we should have a fantastic opening night
00:41:24 #620 tomorrow night. Fantastic.
00:41:25 #621 What about Ellen?
00:41:26 #622 Tom having trouble keeping her caged up at night?
00:41:28 #623 Oh, no, quite the contrary.
00:41:29 #624 She's been frightfully conscientious.
00:41:31 #625 Goes straight home from the theater each night.
00:41:34 #626 Tom's the one who's been romping about.
00:41:36 #627 Tom? Oh, Ken, what'd he do?
00:41:37 #628 Catch himself a check?
00:41:38 #629 No, no, no.
00:41:39 #630 Tom's quite well.
00:41:41 #631 He's taking a fancy to some girl of the show.
00:41:43 #632 Pretty little things she has to.
00:41:45 #633 Hey, Annie, what I called you about,
00:41:46 #634 call me after the opening, will ya?
00:41:48 #635 That light in the wind is gonna be me sitting and waiting.
00:41:50 #636 I will, old boy.
00:41:51 #637 Don't give it a second thought.
00:41:53 #638 By the by, how's the mate, huh?
00:41:56 #639 Oh, Mom's fine.
00:41:56 #640 Oh, splendid.
00:41:57 #641 Do give her a peck on the cheek for me.
00:41:59 #642 I got you.
00:42:00 #643 Dickie, tomorrow night, pip now.
00:42:02 #644 Pip now?
00:42:05 #645 Dick you?
00:42:12 #646 What's about down there?
00:42:13 #647 Oh, it's some regiment that hasn't paraded
00:42:14 #648 its finery in years.
00:42:15 #649 Gosh, you can just feel the excitement growing, kid.
00:42:17 #650 After all, the wedding is only a week off.
00:42:20 #651 I wonder what the groom was doing this morning.
00:42:22 #652 Why don't you call him and ask him?
00:42:24 #653 Very funny.
00:42:25 #654 Oh, I thought it was.
00:42:28 #655 What times you could end last night, lover boy?
00:42:30 #656 Oh, around 11, I guess.
00:42:31 #657 I didn't pay much attention.
00:42:32 #658 Well, I did.
00:42:33 #659 It was around 2.
00:42:35 #660 My, you're a busy little man these PMs, aren't you?
00:42:37 #661 We were just having a few laughs.
00:42:39 #662 Just a few laughs?
00:42:40 #663 That's all.
00:42:41 #664 Huh?
00:42:43 #665 Come in. Morning.
00:42:46 #666 Johnny, what a pleasant surprise.
00:42:48 #667 How are you? Fine. Hi, John. Hello, Tom.
00:42:50 #668 I thought this was as good a place as any to see the parade.
00:42:52 #669 Oh, we have a sensation of you.
00:42:53 #670 Oh, before I forget.
00:42:54 #671 You take it to the opening.
00:42:55 #672 Second row right on the aisle. Wonderful. Thanks very much.
00:42:57 #673 What time is the parade?
00:42:58 #674 We should pass you any minute.
00:43:00 #675 I say, Ellen, it's wonderful seeing you again.
00:43:02 #676 How's the show going?
00:43:03 #677 Oh, it's just fine.
00:43:04 #678 It's been a long time. I know.
00:43:06 #679 Four days.
00:43:07 #680 Look, tomorrow night after the opening,
00:43:09 #681 Edgar's giving a party. You're going with me.
00:43:10 #682 OK?
00:43:12 #683 It'll take a little doing now. Why?
00:43:14 #684 Well, there's a huge affair being given
00:43:15 #685 I'm not supposed to take someone over to get out of it. Can't you?
00:43:17 #686 This is my opening night.
00:43:19 #687 Guys, if you don't take me, nobody will.
00:43:21 #688 I've met out with a soul, but you took the guy.
00:43:24 #689 I'll get out of it.
00:43:26 #690 You're looking so well, you say. Thank you.
00:43:28 #691 I think about you so much.
00:43:30 #692 I think about you, Ellen.
00:43:31 #693 What?
00:43:31 #694 I said I think about you.
00:43:33 #695 It's so different from anything I've ever felt before.
00:43:35 #696 Oh.
00:43:36 #697 Well, first of all, I'm not interested in anybody
00:43:39 #698 or anything I do.
00:43:41 #699 And that's completely you calling.
00:43:43 #700 I say that's completely new for me.
00:43:47 #701 Ellen, I think this is getting very serious.
00:43:55 #702 What a parade. I've never seen anything like it in my life.
00:43:59 #703 Parade?
00:44:00 #704 Oh, is it over?
00:44:01 #705 Wait, I'll tell them to come back.
00:44:02 #706 Oh, ignore them, Johnny. I'm so excited about tomorrow night.
00:44:05 #707 Come on, girl. What do you do at the theater five minutes ago?
00:44:07 #708 In a minute.
00:44:08 #709 Do you realize you've only been out at night together about three times since I've been here?
00:44:12 #710 Well, come on. Come on.
00:44:14 #711 Just a minute.
00:44:18 #712 What's that you're playing, Tom?
00:44:19 #713 The song she's supposed to be rehearsing at the theater now.
00:44:22 #714 Oh, why don't you rehearse it here?
00:44:24 #715 Oh, that's a good idea.
00:44:26 #716 Is that all right with you, Tommy?
00:44:28 #717 All right.
00:44:30 #718 Poor Emerson.
00:47:06 #719 I'm sorry to keep you working so late.
00:47:08 #720 What about our last two numbers, Tom?
00:47:09 #721 We don't have to rehearse those.
00:47:10 #722 You were fine in it this afternoon.
00:47:12 #723 Yeah, I thought so too.
00:47:13 #724 Joe looks pretty good, doesn't he?
00:47:14 #725 Not bad. Anne?
00:47:16 #726 Yes?
00:47:18 #727 Don't forget tomorrow night.
00:47:19 #728 Your evening?
00:47:20 #729 How good I am.
00:47:21 #730 Oh yes, do try to make that.
00:47:23 #731 We'd love to have you.
00:47:24 #732 No, I'm out afterwards.
00:47:25 #733 Edgar's giving a party.
00:47:26 #734 We'll go together.
00:47:27 #735 Oh, Tom, I can't.
00:47:29 #736 You can't? Why not?
00:47:31 #737 Hal is calling me.
00:47:33 #738 Well, that's right.
00:47:34 #739 I forgot all about him.
00:47:36 #740 Well, it doesn't matter.
00:47:37 #741 I wouldn't bother except I haven't heard from him such a long time now,
00:47:40 #742 and I think I do have to talk to him.
00:47:42 #743 Taking the back home tonight, Anne.
00:47:43 #744 I'll be right with you.
00:47:45 #745 Sorry, Tom.
00:47:46 #746 Well, that's all right.
00:47:50 #747 What time tomorrow, sir?
00:47:53 #748 Three o'clock for the company and eleven from this borne and me. Yes.
00:47:56 #749 Eleven?
00:47:57 #750 What for, Tom?
00:47:58 #751 I want to take those two numbers we didn't do tonight.
00:48:00 #752 Well, I thought you were satisfied with them.
00:48:02 #753 Still a few rough spots.
00:48:04 #754 Say, what happened to you?
00:48:05 #755 You kept stood up.
00:48:07 #756 What are you talking about?
00:48:09 #757 What a manic depressive life you live.
00:48:11 #758 It's going to be a marvelous party tomorrow night.
00:48:14 #759 I'm going with John.
00:48:15 #760 Who are you taking?
00:48:27 #761 Where's the key?
00:48:29 #762 Well, you have it.
00:48:30 #763 I have not. I gave it to you.
00:48:31 #764 I suppose I'll have to go all the way down to the desk and...
00:48:33 #765 See?
00:48:34 #766 If you think nice things, all doors open to you.
00:48:39 #767 Is that your message for the day?
00:48:45 #768 I wonder who that's from.
00:48:46 #769 Not from me.
00:48:47 #770 Oh, that I know.
00:48:48 #771 Who?
00:48:50 #772 It's from John.
00:48:51 #773 He can't make the opening.
00:48:52 #774 He can?
00:48:53 #775 All right, what a shame.
00:48:54 #776 I had a feeling this morning wasn't going to be able to make it,
00:48:57 #777 but he just didn't know how to tell me.
00:48:58 #778 Isn't that terrible?
00:48:59 #779 Now, isn't that terrible? He's weak.
00:49:02 #780 And I just hate weak people.
00:49:03 #781 Yes, dear, I know you do.
00:49:05 #782 Up one minute, down the next.
00:49:07 #783 What a manic depressive life you lead.
00:49:10 #784 All right, all right.
00:49:11 #785 They were evil.
00:49:14 #786 What are you going with tomorrow night?
00:49:16 #787 I don't know.
00:49:18 #788 Why don't you take me?
00:49:20 #789 I think we should go together anyway, don't you?
00:49:22 #790 After all, we're the stars of the show.
00:49:24 #791 Yes, I think we should.
00:49:26 #792 Miss Bowen, may I escort you to Clinger's clan bake tomorrow night?
00:49:30 #793 Why? I'd be delighted.
00:49:32 #794 And what a surprise you're asking me!
00:49:36 #795 Oh, Tommy, let's be terrific tomorrow night.
00:49:38 #796 We'll be cosmic.
00:49:39 #797 A smash.
00:49:40 #798 And, Ellen, don't forget that's still the most important thing.
00:49:47 #799 I know what it is.
00:49:50 #800 So I said it so you hate it so you're made so what?
00:50:17 #801 So, sis, until last time I'll ever go to a party with you.
00:50:20 #802 Well, you put that right in me.
00:50:21 #803 Well, you're always making class, making class.
00:50:23 #804 Like what?
00:50:24 #805 Well, you always humiliate me, humiliate me.
00:50:26 #806 Didn't your mother never teach you no manners?
00:50:28 #807 I never had no mother.
00:50:29 #808 We were too poor.
00:50:30 #809 It wasn't a matter with you lately.
00:50:32 #810 You used to tell me you love me.
00:50:33 #811 You used to treat me like a high-class thing.
00:50:36 #812 Were you a sincere?
00:50:37 #813 You think so are you there be admitted I ain't admit nothing. I'll give you one more chance
00:50:42 #814 You love me or don't know I don't
00:50:45 #815 I want a direct answer
00:50:50 #816 Listen kid this one thing about you. I can't understand how could you believe me when I said I love you when you know
00:50:57 #817 I've been a liar all my life
00:51:00 #818 You've had that reputation
00:51:02 #819 Since you was a you you must have been insane to think I tell you the truth
00:51:08 #820 How could I believe you when you said we'd marry?
00:51:12 #821 Why, you know I'd rather hang than have a wife.
00:51:16 #822 I know I said I'd make you mine.
00:51:20 #823 Now wouldn't you know that I would go for that old line?
00:51:24 #824 How could you believe me when I said I love you when you know I've been a liar?
00:51:30 #825 You sure have been a liar.
00:51:32 #826 A double-crossed liar.
00:51:36 #827 You said you would love
00:51:38 #828 Faithful you'd always be
00:51:40 #829 Why baby you must be loony
00:51:48 #830 To trust a lower than low to
00:51:51 #831 Timer like me
00:51:53 #832 Have any Ha
00:52:01 #833 A fun gala yet
00:52:11 #834 You're really naive to ever believe
00:52:13 #835 A full of baloney pony like me
00:52:15 #836 Boy I should have lost my heat
00:52:17 #837 You ain't lost nothing you never had
00:52:19 #838 What about the time you went to Indiana
00:52:21 #839 I was lyin' I was down
00:52:23 #840 I was lying, I was down in Alice, bang!
00:52:26 #841 Complete!
00:52:30 #842 What I was doing, I would be a cat to repeat!
00:52:34 #843 What about the evening, you was with your mother?
00:52:38 #844 I was romping with another honey, wham!
00:52:41 #845 Baby, leave us, not forget that I'm a heel!
00:52:49 #846 You, when you're sad, you love me!
00:52:53 #847 Why, you know, I've been a liar!
00:52:55 #848 I'm good for nothing, liar!
00:52:57 #849 Oh, my good for nothing, liar!
00:53:00 #850 Who's that?
00:56:31 #851 Who?
00:56:32 #852 The chap with the accent.
00:56:33 #853 Him?
00:56:34 #854 Yes.
00:56:35 #855 Brindale.
00:56:36 #856 Ah.
00:56:37 #857 They've become very good friends.
00:56:38 #858 Oh, yes.
00:56:39 #859 Don't you think we should be getting over to Edgar?
00:56:42 #860 Later, Johnny.
00:56:43 #861 Tonight's my night, and tonight I want to be alone with you.
00:56:47 #862 When he didn't show up at the opening, I didn't even feel like going on.
00:56:50 #863 How'd you get away from your party?
00:56:52 #864 Oh, I just walked out.
00:56:53 #865 I couldn't stand not being with you tonight.
00:56:57 #866 Ellen.
00:56:58 #867 Ellen, I think we're in love.
00:57:00 #868 That's darling, I know.
00:57:02 #869 Well, what are we going to do about it?
00:57:04 #870 Nothing.
00:57:06 #871 Well, we can't go on in this definite state.
00:57:08 #872 Well, aren't you happy?
00:57:10 #873 Oh, you know I am.
00:57:11 #874 So am I.
00:57:12 #875 That's not kiddo with improvement, huh?
00:57:17 #876 Something might happen.
00:57:18 #877 Like what?
00:57:19 #878 Well, someday you might look over my shoulder
00:57:21 #879 and see someone else.
00:57:23 #880 Someone else?
00:59:45 #881 Imagine if you ever found out and you get us a booking
00:59:46 #882 someplace in South Africa just to get me away from you.
00:59:50 #883 Would you forget about me in South Africa?
00:59:52 #884 But how could I?
00:59:59 #885 Oh, God.
01:01:15 #886 It's me, Jamie. Tom.
01:01:21 #887 Tell me, my boy, come in.
01:01:22 #888 You all closed up for the night?
01:01:24 #889 Well, it's half to two.
01:01:26 #890 Well, I never closed for you, Tommy Boy.
01:01:28 #891 The show went very late.
01:01:29 #892 Fine, fine.
01:01:30 #893 I didn't feel like going home straight after the party,
01:01:32 #894 so I thought I'd stop by and say hello.
01:01:34 #895 Well, you're just in time.
01:01:36 #896 It was announced we'd go to see the peasants on Monday.
01:01:39 #897 I was just about to try on the suit for the palace.
01:01:41 #898 I slip into it.
01:01:42 #899 You have a look.
01:01:43 #900 Then you can tell me what to think, eh? Sure.
01:01:46 #901 Oh, by the way, isn't this Ann's night to visit you?
01:01:50 #902 Yes, she was five about an hour ago, picked up her money and stole away like a pickpocket.
01:01:54 #903 Did her call come through from Chicago?
01:01:56 #904 Now that bloomin' blighter never called.
01:01:59 #905 She must be upset.
01:02:00 #906 Well, I couldn't say.
01:02:02 #907 I don't know how Annie feels about anything.
01:02:04 #908 She's not an easy one to get to know.
01:02:06 #909 But he's quiet, she is, but deep.
01:02:08 #910 At least the hope she's deep,
01:02:09 #911 or else she's wasting a lot of her time being quiet.
01:02:12 #912 Well, brace yourself. What do you think?
01:02:15 #913 Do I look like a gentleman?
01:02:17 #914 Jamie, you look like a banker.
01:02:19 #915 But do I look like a gentleman?
01:02:20 #916 It's written all over you.
01:02:22 #917 I got it this afternoon from Percy Monroe.
01:02:24 #918 Last year when he got pneumonia,
01:02:26 #919 they bought it for him to be buried in,
01:02:28 #920 but he recovered.
01:02:29 #921 Well, my only advice is, if you meet the royal family,
01:02:34 #922 I wouldn't bow too low.
01:02:35 #923 Remember, this was a wedding, not a coming out party.
01:02:40 #924 I see what you mean, Arnold.
01:02:41 #925 Watch it. Are you excited? Excited?
01:02:43 #926 No, I'm just scared.
01:02:45 #927 Nervous and scared?
01:02:46 #928 Why?
01:02:47 #929 It's meeting the old crow again.
01:02:48 #930 I haven't clapped eyes on her in three years.
01:02:50 #931 I know.
01:02:51 #932 It's funny if it wasn't for this royal wedding.
01:02:53 #933 Probably I'd never have crossed her path again. I'll tell you what.
01:02:56 #934 On Monday, I'll call for you and take you down to meet her.
01:02:58 #935 I'll give you moral support.
01:02:59 #936 Now, that's nice of you, Tommy.
01:03:01 #937 Unusually nice of you.
01:03:03 #938 You're a good man, you are.
01:03:05 #939 I don't know what Annie is doing waiting
01:03:06 #940 for this snuckle head in Chicago,
01:03:08 #941 when she knows a fella like you right here in town.
01:03:11 #942 That's love, Jamie.
01:03:13 #943 What about you?
01:03:14 #944 Do I look like the settling down kind?
01:03:16 #945 Come on, let me out.
01:03:20 #946 I'll do the bending.
01:03:21 #947 I'm dressed for it.
01:03:23 #948 Thank you, Tommy.
01:03:29 #949 Good night, pal.
01:03:29 #950 Good night, buddy.
01:05:14 #951 It's young and gay, brighter than a holiday.
01:05:19 #952 Everywhere the A you are.
01:05:28 #953 You're like Paris in April and May.
01:05:32 #954 You're new, you're calm, silvery day.
01:05:36 #955 A Swiss Alp as the sun grows fainter.
01:05:40 #956 You're like Lomond when autumn is.
01:05:45 #957 You fly home at night and get free.
01:05:49 #958 And keep card-looking out at the sea.
01:05:53 #959 You're all places that leave me breathless.
01:05:57 #960 And no wonder you're all the world.
01:09:18 #961 We've got fantastic notices.
01:09:20 #962 Everyone. You could stay on for years.
01:09:22 #963 Have you seen the Daelys?
01:09:22 #964 Oh, they're...
01:09:23 #965 No, we're so thrilled.
01:09:25 #966 There's been an eight-week call at the libraries.
01:09:27 #967 There's been a what at the what?
01:09:28 #968 The libraries, old boy.
01:09:30 #969 That's what we call our ticket brokers.
01:09:32 #970 They want blocks of seats eight weeks in advance.
01:09:34 #971 Why don't you say so?
01:09:36 #972 Oh, Tom, do you see the ones where they say we're brilliant?
01:09:38 #973 Where?
01:09:39 #974 Well, Edgar, have you called Irving yet?
01:09:40 #975 I'm off to the office now.
01:09:42 #976 I'll take it in my room.
01:09:45 #977 Edgar, sit down a second, will you?
01:09:48 #978 I want you to do a favor for him.
01:09:49 #979 Well, that's your command, old boy.
01:09:51 #980 Look, when you call Irving, ask him
01:09:52 #981 to find out what happened to a boy who used to work
01:09:54 #982 at Ogilby's department store in Chicago.
01:09:57 #983 His name is Hal Rayton.
01:09:59 #984 I've written it all down.
01:10:00 #985 Oh, right, you are.
01:10:01 #986 You do that.
01:10:02 #987 And don't say anything to anybody about it, will you?
01:10:05 #988 It shall be graveyard, old boy.
01:10:07 #989 Graveyard.
01:10:08 #990 Hello.
01:10:10 #991 This is New York.
01:10:11 #992 We're ready, London.
01:10:12 #993 Mr. Irving Klinger is on the line.
01:10:14 #994 Hello, hello.
01:10:15 #995 Irving there?
01:10:17 #996 Edgar here?
01:10:17 #997 Hey, Eddie, so how are things?
01:10:19 #998 Busing right along. Smash, huh?
01:10:21 #999 So how are the notices?
01:10:22 #1000 Wizard, old boy.
01:10:23 #1001 Wizard.
01:10:23 #1002 That bad, huh?
01:10:25 #1003 No, no, no, no.
01:10:26 #1004 Wizard.
01:10:28 #1005 Oh, wizard.
01:10:30 #1006 Yes.
01:10:31 #1007 Now look, Tom wants you to follow up on a chap named Hal Rayton.
01:10:35 #1008 R-A-Y-T-O-N.
01:10:36 #1009 Hal Rayton, how was he there, a single?
01:10:38 #1010 Look, Mr. Rayton is not in the theatrical profession.
01:10:41 #1011 He ain't a theater, so who needs him?
01:10:43 #1012 It's a personal matter of Tom's.
01:10:44 #1013 Now, at last heard from Mr. Rayton was employed
01:10:46 #1014 at Ogilvy's department store in Chicago.
01:10:49 #1015 Ogilvy's, dig it.
01:10:50 #1016 I'll throw the hassle to our Chicago branch,
01:10:52 #1017 have the whole mess in your lap in a fast two days.
01:10:55 #1018 Oh, no, no, that won't be necessary.
01:10:56 #1019 Just follow up on the Rayton matter and let us know.
01:10:59 #1020 I just said...
01:11:01 #1021 Pip, now.
01:11:03 #1022 Oh, yes, uh...
01:11:06 #1023 Dig you.
01:11:11 #1024 Oh, there's Jamie for you.
01:11:14 #1025 Wouldn't you know he'd been late, even to the palace?
01:11:17 #1026 I'll take it easy, Mother. Maybe the traffic was heavy.
01:11:19 #1027 It's not the traffic, it's Jamie.
01:11:21 #1028 Ever since I told him I don't like to be kept waiting,
01:11:24 #1029 he's been keeping me waiting.
01:11:25 #1030 You know, Mother, there's no Spanish product which goes.
01:11:29 #1031 He who does not love the faults of his loved one
01:11:31 #1032 It does not love at all.
01:11:32 #1033 That may be well and good for the Spanish, but I'm English.
01:11:35 #1034 Do you know what I think? No, dearie.
01:11:37 #1035 I think he's all excited about seeing you.
01:11:39 #1036 Do you think so?
01:11:40 #1037 How do I look?
01:11:41 #1038 As elegant as can be.
01:11:44 #1039 Tell me, tell me you're going too fast.
01:11:46 #1040 Driver, could you slow down a little? Yes, sir.
01:11:48 #1041 What do you say the step open never clicked one that?
01:11:50 #1042 To the health of the Royal Cup, right?
01:11:52 #1043 It's a fact, Jeremy. We're not stopping anybody.
01:11:54 #1044 Well, tell him to go a little slower.
01:11:55 #1045 He can't go any slower. Don't be so nervous.
01:11:57 #1046 Now, when you see him, he'll show you act like the gentleman you look like.
01:12:00 #1047 I will. But if you say one word of criticism, I'll hit you on the head with this cap.
01:12:03 #1048 You do nothing at the time.
01:12:04 #1049 Here we are. Stop here, driver.
01:12:06 #1050 You walk the rest of the way.
01:12:23 #1051 Come on now. Don't lose your nerve. Get in there.
01:12:25 #1052 Go on.
01:12:26 #1053 Hello, Jamie.
01:12:32 #1054 Good day, Shedder.
01:12:33 #1055 Jamie, your soup's handsome. Handsome.
01:12:36 #1056 Thank you.
01:12:38 #1057 I'm... I'm sorry I'm late.
01:12:40 #1058 The traffic was heavy today.
01:12:42 #1059 I told the cabbie to go as fast as he could.
01:12:45 #1060 Shall we go?
01:12:47 #1061 Allow me.
01:12:48 #1062 Jamie, don't.
01:12:51 #1063 I knew that, Holt, there are some days when you can do nothing wrong.
01:12:56 #1064 Do you think they'll stay together?
01:12:58 #1065 Sure.
01:12:59 #1066 I hope so. For them as well as for me.
01:13:02 #1067 I could never have left mother alone.
01:13:04 #1068 Now you can get married and forget about it.
01:13:06 #1069 Yes.
01:13:09 #1070 Yeah. Good evening.
01:13:12 #1071 Edgar, I have the information you requested regarding Mr. Raten.
01:13:15 #1072 Oh, what?
01:13:16 #1073 Well, it's nothing terribly exciting.
01:13:18 #1074 Mr. Raten still works at Ogilby's.
01:13:20 #1075 He's still in the luggage department.
01:13:22 #1076 He used to live in Chicago proper,
01:13:23 #1077 But not long ago, he and his wife moved to Evans.
01:13:26 #1078 Why?
01:13:27 #1079 Well, yes, he was married several months ago.
01:13:29 #1080 My, my, my.
01:13:31 #1081 I say, who is this chap, anyway?
01:13:33 #1082 Oh, he was engaged to a girl in the show.
01:13:35 #1083 I was just finding out about him for her.
01:13:37 #1084 Oh, I say that's frightful.
01:13:39 #1085 Yes, isn't it?
01:13:40 #1086 Well, what are you so pleased about?
01:13:42 #1087 I always smile when I'm heartbroken.
01:13:45 #1088 I've got to tell her.
01:13:46 #1089 Oh, not now.
01:13:47 #1090 Don't you think you should wait a lot for the performance?
01:13:48 #1091 It would seem kinder.
01:13:50 #1092 Maybe you're right.
01:13:51 #1093 Edgar, you're a real pal.
01:13:52 #1094 I'd stick up for you anytime.
01:13:54 #1095 Well, thanks, old chap.
01:13:55 #1096 That's frightfully decent of you to say.
01:13:57 #1097 Well, if you'll excuse me.
01:13:58 #1098 All right.
01:13:59 #1099 I shall be around to pick you up early tomorrow morning.
01:14:01 #1100 What's tomorrow?
01:14:02 #1101 Quite a royal wedding.
01:14:04 #1102 And I shall take you someplace where you'll
01:14:05 #1103 see all the peasantry.
01:14:06 #1104 Great.
01:14:07 #1105 Second act, Mr. Boyan.
01:14:08 #1106 Right.
01:14:10 #1107 I left my hat in Haiti.
01:14:34 #1108 In some forgotten flat in Haiti.
01:14:38 #1109 I couldn't tell you how I got there.
01:14:41 #1110 I only know it was so hot there.
01:14:44 #1111 She took my hat,
01:14:46 #1112 pulled my feet,
01:14:48 #1113 and warmed her arms around me tightly.
01:14:52 #1114 But I remember nothing clearly,
01:14:56 #1115 except the flame when she came near me.
01:15:00 #1116 Her eyes had the fire of surrender,
01:15:06 #1117 and her touch, it was tender.
01:15:10 #1118 And I guess in the mall, what is that?
01:15:14 #1119 You forget about your hat, so if you go to Haiti,
01:15:20 #1120 there is a girl I know in Haiti.
01:15:24 #1121 If you can find her, you'll adore her.
01:15:27 #1122 Just look around till you've found someone
01:15:30 #1123 who has a blue-gray patora.
01:15:33 #1124 I think of that gorgeous creature when I'm all alone.
01:15:38 #1125 Whenever I do from down inside, there comes a glow.
01:15:46 #1126 Son of a gun in hating has gotten the prettiest hat I own.
01:15:54 #1127 And when it is bleak and chilly and life is flat,
01:16:01 #1128 I think of that Haitian dilly and think I'd better go get my hat.
01:16:06 #1129 I think I'd better go get my hat.
01:16:09 #1130 I don't know why I did it, but I decided to try and find out what happened to him.
01:21:02 #1131 Did you?
01:21:03 #1132 Yes, I did.
01:21:05 #1133 Well...
01:21:06 #1134 And...
01:21:08 #1135 He's married.
01:21:10 #1136 Married?
01:21:11 #1137 I'm sorry.
01:21:12 #1138 Worrying myself to death over him on account of you, and he's been married all the time, isn't it wonderful?
01:21:31 #1139 What do you mean on account of me?
01:21:33 #1140 On account of me being in love with you and you being in love with me.
01:21:36 #1141 I'm in love with you?
01:21:38 #1142 Well, I'm too.
01:21:39 #1143 What a mess.
01:21:48 #1144 The next thing that happens, we'll be thinking about getting married.
01:21:53 #1145 I'm thinking about it right now.
01:21:55 #1146 There you see.
01:21:56 #1147 Well, don't you want to marry me?
01:21:58 #1148 Yes, I do.
01:21:59 #1149 And it isn't you. It's marriage.
01:22:02 #1150 I'm afraid I couldn't be married and make a go of it.
01:22:04 #1151 I've been living one way too long.
01:22:06 #1152 With me, it's always been work. Everything else has just been a side issue.
01:22:09 #1153 It isn't because I don't want to. It's just that I...
01:22:12 #1154 I don't know if I could change.
01:22:16 #1155 You know, I'd be an awful flood.
01:22:21 #1156 I think I do, Tom.
01:22:23 #1157 What do we do?
01:22:25 #1158 have to be a little I didn't say John wants to marry.
01:23:08 #1159 He does. That's funny. Well it might be to you but it's terribly serious to him.
01:23:14 #1160 Very much in love with me and he said he's found a new faith in everything all on
01:23:18 #1161 account of me how do you feel very constructive. I never thought I'd live
01:23:25 #1162 to see the day you'd inspire anybody to do anything but slug it out.
01:23:30 #1163 Go ahead make fun of me. I'm sorry you really are involved this time
01:23:35 #1164 Watch it up to here. What are you going to do?
01:23:39 #1165 I don't know. I was rather hoping you'd make up my mind for me like you usually do.
01:23:46 #1166 Sure is funny. Why do you keep saying that when it isn't funny at all?
01:23:51 #1167 It's very important. I know it is.
01:23:53 #1168 I only meant it's funny because. And wants me to marry her.
01:23:58 #1169 She does. My gosh.
01:24:05 #1170 It's very funny. Why?
01:24:08 #1171 Well, I don't know. It's just funny.
01:24:09 #1172 That's all. What's so funny about someone wanting to marry me?
01:24:13 #1173 I have a few good points.
01:24:15 #1174 Tommy, are you really in love with her?
01:24:17 #1175 Up to here.
01:24:21 #1176 Well, I wonder what would happen if we just threw over all our principles
01:24:25 #1177 and went ahead and got married anyway.
01:24:26 #1178 You'd stay here in England with John?
01:24:28 #1179 Why would I stay here?
01:24:29 #1180 You can't go traipsing all over the world and leave your husband at home.
01:24:32 #1181 What kind of a marriage would that be?
01:24:35 #1182 I suppose not.
01:24:37 #1183 Well, what would you do?
01:24:39 #1184 I'd marry Anne.
01:24:40 #1185 No, I mean, who would you dance with?
01:24:42 #1186 I never thought of that.
01:24:43 #1187 Not having you on my triad if she wants to.
01:24:45 #1188 She loves to dance and shows a lot of promise.
01:24:47 #1189 Do you really think so?
01:24:48 #1190 Yeah.
01:24:50 #1191 I thought you was a little awkward myself.
01:24:52 #1192 So were you when you started?
01:24:53 #1193 Well, I know it, but...
01:24:54 #1194 But it takes years to build a good team.
01:24:56 #1195 You've always said that.
01:24:57 #1196 And there's a lot of excitement in doing it.
01:24:59 #1197 Well, that just isn't fair, Tommy.
01:25:00 #1198 What isn't?
01:25:01 #1199 I'm getting the short end of the steak. What?
01:25:04 #1200 You want me to settle back and get out of the way,
01:25:06 #1201 while you go out with someone else and have all the fun.
01:25:08 #1202 Well, I think it's rotten of you.
01:25:09 #1203 Tommy, simply rotten. Well, I didn't ask you to...
01:25:11 #1204 Everything's been so perfect.
01:25:12 #1205 We've had a wonderful life together.
01:25:13 #1206 We've been very successful.
01:25:15 #1207 How can you even consider breaking it up
01:25:17 #1208 and breaking it up for what?
01:25:18 #1209 To get married?
01:25:19 #1210 Oh, no, Tom.
01:25:20 #1211 Marriage is a tough business. Oh, you know what? I won't stop you now.
01:25:22 #1212 Responsibilities, obligations, the home to take care of.
01:25:24 #1213 Maybe children will look after you.
01:25:26 #1214 Imagine being married to someone you're dancing with.
01:25:28 #1215 If either the marriage or the dancing
01:25:29 #1216 doesn't work out, both of them go kaplui. Oh, no.
01:25:31 #1217 No, Thomas.
01:25:32 #1218 It's a terrible chance to take.
01:25:34 #1219 It is, isn't it?
01:25:35 #1220 We mustn't do it.
01:25:36 #1221 We've slaved too hard to get where we are.
01:25:38 #1222 Why should we give it up?
01:25:39 #1223 It does seem foolish, doesn't it?
01:25:40 #1224 We're a team and a darn good one.
01:25:42 #1225 We ought to stay that way.
01:25:44 #1226 Maybe you're right.
01:25:44 #1227 Well, of course I'm right.
01:25:46 #1228 Oh, you do see it, don't you, Tommy?
01:25:48 #1229 Sure I see it.
01:25:49 #1230 It's you and me just like it's always been.
01:25:51 #1231 I'm sure we're doing the right thing.
01:25:53 #1232 Thank you so much for deciding for me.
01:25:55 #1233 Forget it.
01:25:56 #1234 What a lovely day for a wedding.
01:26:42 #1235 Happy are we to say.
01:26:44 #1236 A lovely day for a wedding.
01:26:46 #1237 Lovely in every way.
01:26:48 #1238 The royal guard is open guard and drink is caught.
01:26:51 #1239 That's called your big Ben has quite forgot the time of the day.
01:26:56 #1240 What a lovely day for a wedding over again.
01:26:59 #1241 We say it's a lovely, lovely wedding.
01:27:03 #1242 Lovely, lovely wedding.
01:27:05 #1243 Lovely, lovely.
01:27:08 #1244 I'm like where?
01:27:10 #1245 Morning, old chap.
01:27:19 #1246 Hello, I can. Good morning.
01:27:21 #1247 I've come to take you to the wedding and what a wedding parade we shall see.
01:27:24 #1248 Are you ready?
01:27:25 #1249 What is I'll ever be?
01:27:27 #1250 I say, what's the matter with you two this morning?
01:27:28 #1251 You all at sixes and sevens.
01:27:30 #1252 Nothing's a matter.
01:27:30 #1253 Let's go.
01:27:32 #1254 You must do it. We want to get married.
01:29:01 #1255 I thought you two were related.
01:29:03 #1256 No, no. We want to get married today.
01:29:05 #1257 It takes three weeks.
01:29:06 #1258 Three weeks? Anything can happen. You can fix it for us.
01:29:09 #1259 Every day you can do anything.
01:29:10 #1260 I know, but one must have permission from the Art Bishop's office.
01:29:13 #1261 After all, he's busy today.
01:29:14 #1262 You've got to swing it for us.
01:29:16 #1263 I'll try.
01:29:17 #1264 You two meet me at the bigger generals in two hours.
01:29:19 #1265 If it's at all possible to get permission for a license,
01:29:21 #1266 you should be married this afternoon.
01:29:22 #1267 Wait, wait, wait.
01:29:23 #1268 Clyde Street Church. I believe I know the minister there.
01:29:26 #1269 This is a pretty box of pickles.
01:29:27 #1270 I think you're probably not we have to find Anna and John
01:29:32 #1271 I know a corner she's standing on where's John
01:29:34 #1272 should be leaving the Abbey for the reception any minute you better find them.
01:29:37 #1273 Ellie I'm gonna miss you a lot from now on.
01:29:41 #1274 You're a wonderful girl. Good luck darling. Excuse me.
01:29:45 #1275 What do you think you're doing?
01:31:05 #1276 Probably a small wedding would have been all right.