Pinocchio
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:29:13
Shh! Now's our--
:29:17
No, no, stupid.
:29:19
Don't be crude.
:29:22
Let me handle this.
Here he comes.

:29:25
Ah, yes, Skinny, as I was saying
to the Duchess only yesterday--

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Oh! Oh, how clumsy of me.
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Oh, my, my, my, my.
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Oh, I'm terribly sorry.
:29:37
Oh, I do hope
you're not injured.

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- I'm all right.
- Oh, splendid.

:29:44
Well, well, hmm.
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Quite a scholar, I see.
:29:49
Look, Giddy, a man of letters.
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- Here's your book.
- I'm going to school.

:29:55
School. Ah, yes.
:29:57
Then you haven't heard of
the easy road to success.

:30:01
- Uh-uh.
- No?

:30:03
I'm speaking, my boy,
of the theatre.

:30:06
Here's your apple.
Bright lights, music,

:30:09
applause, fame!
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- Fame?
- Yes!

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And with that personality,
that profile, that physique,

:30:18
why, he's a natural born
actor, eh, Giddy?

:30:21
- But I'm going--
- Straight to the top.

:30:24
Why, I can see your name
in lights, lights six feet high.

:30:28
- Uh-- What is your name?
- Pinocchio.

:30:30
Pinocchio! P-I-N-- Eh, uh--
:30:34
U-O-- Eh, P-I-- Eh--
:30:37
We're wasting precious time.
:30:39
Come, on to the theatre.
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Hi diddle dee dee
An actor's life for me

:30:45
A high silk hat
and a silver cane

:30:47
A watch of gold
with a diamond chain

:30:49
Hi diddle dee day
An actor's life is gay

:30:52
It's great to be a celebrity
:30:54
An actor's life for me

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