:37:01
It's mighty white of you.
Meet the rest of my party.
:37:03
- How are you?
- Gentlemen, be seated.
:37:05
- This is Willie. You remember Willie.
- How are you? Glad to see you.
:37:09
Likewise.
:37:10
I am honored to be
at your coming out party.
:37:13
- Nora, this is Willie the Weeper.
- Delighted.
:37:16
Likewise.
:37:18
- And the boys.
- How are you?
:37:20
How do you do?
:37:22
- Do you boys know Dancer?
- I don't want to know him.
:37:24
He's a crumb.
:37:25
Don't say that, boys. He's giving the party.
:37:28
- Everything's on the house.
- Yeah?
:37:29
- That right?
- That's different. Why didn't you say so?
:37:32
- Drinks and everything?
- Sure.
:37:34
- Champagne, boys.
- Me, too.
:37:35
Sure, champagne. Willie?
:37:37
- Scotch, with a champagne chaser.
- Likewise.
:37:43
Well, what do you say?
:37:44
It wouldn't take much to make me
leave this town for good.
:37:47
We could have a lot of fun on $25,000.
:37:49
What's the use talking about that?
You haven't got it.
:37:51
Don't worry, I'll get it.
:37:52
- When did he say he'd let you know?
- Tomorrow.
:37:55
There's my number. I gotta go on.
Listen, go and call him now.
:37:58
Don't let anybody hear you.
If he says he'll give it to you tonight...
:38:01
I'll blow with you right away.
:38:04
We got time for one more song, folks,
before the New Year.
:38:08
Miss Polly Byrnes will sing a new
number for you, "Smoke Dreams. "
:38:15
- Where's he going?
- Getting his hat and coat.
:38:19
Say, get me mine, will you?
:38:49
Boy, you can certainly pick them.
:38:51
I never seen such a guy. Every time I meet
him he's got another good-looking gal.
:38:56
- We haven't met for years.
- Oh?
:38:59
When he gives you the sack,
let me know, will you?