Broadway Melody of 1940
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:09:02
I wish you wouldn't keep rubbing
that cape, it... You'll wear it out.

:09:07
There's a gent outside
wants to see one of you guys.

:09:10
- An agent!
- Sit down. Be right out.

:09:13
Come on! What are you waiting for?
The guy's liable to get away!

:09:16
That's no agent. Look at that.
:09:21
- Got any dough?
- Not enough.

:09:23
Suit, you're about to return
to your maker.

:09:26
Wait a minute. Wait here.
:09:33
- Hey, young man, you!
- Me?

:09:35
- Yes. Where have you been hiding?
- Where have you been looking?

:09:38
Everywhere! I, no, that isn't...
What's your name?

:09:42
- King Shaw.
- King Shaw. I must remember that.

:09:48
I'll be right back. Here... You...
:09:51
- Come on, don't high-hat me, sister.
- Okay, brother, no hard feelings. Shake.

:09:57
Sure.
:10:01
I once knew the cutest little
Japanese banker.

:10:08
- Well?
- I just saved your life.

:10:09
- I told him I was you.
- Why are you me?

:10:11
Because if a guy had a summons
for King Shaw...

:10:14
...and handed it to Johnny Brett,
it wouldn't be legal.

:10:17
Say, why didn't we think
of that before?

:10:19
If you'd stop trying to corner the market
on blonds, we might keep the suit.

:10:24
Are you sneaking out again tonight?
:10:26
Come on, come clean. Tell Kingsie.
Where do you go every night?

:10:31
- I've told you, I take dancing lessons.
- Dancing lessons. Who is she?

:10:36
Why, King, I'm surprised at you.
Would I let a girl get under my skin?

:10:40
Do you think I could be charmed
by a smile or a pretty face?

:10:43
Look at me.
Am I the kind of a guy...

:10:45
...a woman can twist around her
little finger? Now I ask you, am I?

:10:49
- I don't know, are you?
- I certainly am.


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