:23:03
- Oh, what a wonderful pair
of performin' dogs.
- [Woman] Well!
:23:08
I've heard a lot
about Steve Tolliver.
:23:11
- Oh?
- In Key West.
:23:13
Well, we're, uh...
We're flattered.
:23:16
You're jumpin' at conclusions,
Mr. Tolliver.
:23:19
Who's been tellin' you stories
about Steve?
:23:21
One of the finest men I ever met,
Capt. Jack Stuart.
:23:25
That's rather
a sore subject with Romulus.
:23:29
- Capt. Stuart sat on Romulus once.
- [Laughing]
:23:33
And he weighs
200 pounds.
:23:38
Ivy, I'd be happy if you'd introduce me
to your father.
:23:40
I'm sorry.
My father's not here.
:23:42
Commodore is very ill. His doctor
won't allow him out of the house.
:23:46
- Then who runs the Devereaux Company?
- I do, lady,
:23:49
- with a little help from Steve.
- You run it?
:23:53
Loxi, dear,
your aunt speaks...
:23:55
of nothing but those charming
Florida ballads you sing so well.
:23:58
- Won't you, uh...
- Oh, I couldn't! Why, I just couldn't!
:24:02
Romulus and I are very partial
to sentiment.
:24:04
Attention, everybody!
Attention, everybody, please!
:24:08
Miss Claiborne is going to sing
one of those sweet ballads of Key West.
:24:11
- Oh, charming.
- [Applauding]
:24:15
Steve and I would love to hear one of
those soft moonlight-on-the-sea songs.
:24:19
Perhaps a breath of Key West
would be refreshin'...
:24:22
to all of us.
:24:25
[Piano]
:24:27
Oh, the Nellie B's
your packet
:24:31
When you're far
away from home
:24:34
And it breaks your back
to tack it o'er the briny, shiny foam
:24:38
But heave ho, haul away
Just the same as me
:24:42
For you're just
another packet rat
:24:46
Aboard the Nellie B
:24:49
Bread and water for your suppers
when you board the Nellie B
:24:54
And your blood
runs from her scuppers
:24:56
In the briny
shiny sea
:24:59
But heave ho, haul away
Just the same as me