A Night at the Opera
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I'm the engineer's assistant.
:36:01
I had a premonition
you were going to show up.

:36:04
The engineer's over there in the corner.
You can chop your way right through.

:36:09
Is it my imagination,
or is it getting crowded in here?

:36:12
I got plenty of room.
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- Yes?
- Is my Aunt Minnie in here?

:36:19
You can come in and prowl around
if you want to.

:36:21
If she isn't in here, you can probably
find somebody just as good.

:36:24
- Could I use your phone?
- Use the phone?

:36:26
- I'll lay you even money you can't get in.
- How do you do?

:36:29
This boat will be in New York
before you get to that phone.

:36:34
I came to mop up.
:36:35
Just the woman I'm looking for.
Come right ahead.

:36:38
You have to start on the ceiling.
It's the only place that's not occupied.

:36:42
- You can clean my shoes if you want to.
- Operator.

:36:44
Tell Aunt Minnie to send up
a bigger room, will you?

:36:50
- Steward.
- Come right ahead.

:36:52
- The food!
- We've been waiting all afternoon for you.

:36:55
I want my Aunt Minnie!
:37:18
Ladies and gentlemen...
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it's with great pleasure I welcome you all
on this, the final night of the voyage.

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I cannot let the evening pass...
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without paying a little tribute
to our distinguished guests of honor:

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The three greatest aviators in the world.
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Three greatest aviators,
but notice they're traveling by boat.

:37:39
We are honored
by your presence, gentlemen.

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- Thank you.
- Thank you, Captain.

:37:48
- Do you rumba?
- Why, yes. Of course I do.

:37:52
Take a rumba from one to ten.
:37:56
Mr. Claypool went to his reward
three years ago.

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- And left you all alone.
- All alone.


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