:02:07
Miss Martin, meet up with Mr. Jones.
:02:10
Go on.
:02:13
Ladies and gentlemen,
it is my privilege to officiate...
:02:16
...at another one of Dawnland's
weekly happy events.
:02:20
Through the courtesy
of the Dawnland Ballroom...
:02:22
...many a young couple has embarked
successfully on the sea of matrimony.
:02:26
- Johnny.
- Yes, sir?
:02:27
There's a guy been here
looking for your partner.
:02:34
- Where is he?
- He said he'd be back.
:02:36
You better scrape up some dough,
or he'll take your pal's suit.
:02:39
- Yeah?
- Better put on your number...
:02:41
...before he shows up again,
or it might turn into a striptease.
:02:45
Yes, sir.
:02:50
- Now, look, King...
- Wait, Johnny. Let me speak.
:02:53
I had a chance to get rid of a girl,
so I saw her off on the train.
:02:56
Yeah? It was your turn
to call for the bride.
:02:59
This is the third time
I've covered for you.
:03:01
Okay. I'm sorry.
I'll take the next three.
:03:03
- Who do you love?
- You, you silly... Go on. What a guy.
:03:09
And we came to New York
to get on Broadway.
:03:11
- At least we're in the right town.
- Yeah, but who knows it except us?
:03:16
Just a couple of taxi dancers, pushing
around a lot of female lonely-hearts...
:03:20
...at 5 cents a dance.
And doing a specialty act...
:03:23
...without pay. What a career.
- You don't feel like going on, do you?
:03:29
Oh, sure. I can hardly wait.
:03:31
If there's anything I enjoy,
it's doing a specialty for no dough.
:03:35
And all those agents you keep telling
me about being in to see us.
:03:39
I suppose they'll all be out there.
Agents love to come to a dump like this.
:03:44
They expect to find so much.
:03:47
All right,
suppose we don't go on tonight?
:03:51
Yeah. You're getting more and more
discouraged all the time.
:03:54
You're letting the act down,
and that's no good, King.
:03:57
Say, listen, we may never get anywhere,
but if we don't think so...