Broadway Melody of 1940
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- I haven't any.
- Don't need one. We'll sign a contract.

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A contract?
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You'll never regret it
as long as you live.

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Change your dress. The three
of us are going out to celebrate.

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- This is Mr. Brett. He's...
- How do you do?

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How do you...?
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Come up to the office,
and we'll fix everything.

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I'm glad to have met you,
Miss Bennett.

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Mr. Brett. Johnny!
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Look. Come out with us tonight.
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Thanks.
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I'd rather not. Thanks.
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Thanks a lot.
So long, Miss Bennett.

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- Good night.
- Good night.

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Good night.
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Pardon me. I'd like to talk to you
for a minute, if you don't mind.

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Now, look,
you'll be paid very soon.

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Paid? Do you owe me something?
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- You're not a collector?
- Collector?

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I used to collect stamps, but I gave it
up when people stopped writing to me.

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Don't you remember meeting me
four nights ago?

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Distinctly.
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You told me then
that your name was King Shaw.

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That's when I thought
you were a bill collector.

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- Bill collector, me?
- Yes. I'm awfully sorry.

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I'm sorry too. For you.
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Because that little mix-up lost you
the job as Clare Bennett's leading man.

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What's that?
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I thought your name was King Shaw,
so I sold King Shaw to my associates.

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Oh, I see.
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Yes, well, maybe we better
have a drink together, huh?

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Yeah, let's.
I could use one.

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I'm going to clear this whole thing up.
You're going to play that part!

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No, I'm not. Now, look, Mr. Casey,
King's the man for you.

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You need a personality.
Why, he's a natural.

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Women go for him like a
bargain sale. Always have.

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- Yes, but I saw you dance.
- Yes, and you saw him dance too.

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Tonight with Clare Bennett.
They were wonderful together.

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- Rabbit?
- No.

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You're just like me. I'm always
pushing my partner ahead too.


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