She Done Him Wrong
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:17:00
I would like to see this girl, Lou.
:17:03
I think, perhaps,
I could do something for her.

:17:05
That'll be great. I'll send her in.
:17:08
- You look after her, Gus. I gotta dress.
- All right.

:17:13
- I think she would be very useful to us.
- Don't mention it.

:17:19
How charming. How lovely.
:17:22
Come, sit over here with us.
:17:32
What a sweet, innocent face.
:17:34
Can't you do something for her, Rita?
:17:36
Can you sing and dance, perhaps?
:17:39
Not very well, I'm afraid.
:17:41
- But you'd be willing to learn?
- Yes, I guess so.

:17:46
Then, I think I can find you
a very nice position.

:17:51
Have you heard, perhaps,
of the Barbary Coast?

:17:55
No, I don't think so.
But it wouldn't make any difference.

:18:00
Your people? Your parents?
:18:03
I don't want them to know
anything about me.

:18:06
I don't want them to know where I am.
:18:08
You just leave everything to your friend, Rita.
:18:11
There you are. Come with us now, little girl.
We'll take good care of you.

:18:16
Thank you so much.
:18:17
Lou, we're going to help this little girl.
:18:20
All right, Gus. She's a nice kid.
:18:22
- Are you busy?
- Yeah, I'm a little late getting dressed.

:18:26
Come, Serge.
:18:27
See you later.
All right, Lou.

:18:29
Come up again, any time.
:18:32
I shall. Then I hope you will be alone.
:18:36
So do I.
:18:41
Warm, dark, and handsome.
:18:44
- Your bath is ready, Miss Lou.
- You take it. I'm indisposed.

:18:50
Serge, come.
:18:57
All right, Spider, just a minute. Here you are.
:18:59
You go with Rita,
she'll take good care of you.


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