:32:02
Oh, darkies, how my heart
grows weary
:32:08
Far from the old folks
at home
:32:22
Any calls?
:32:43
Hello there. Where's that pretty girl
with the nice figure that lives here
that I seen yesterday?
:32:48
Who are you?
I'm fine, thanks. How are you?
You must be her husband. Where is she?
:32:52
- What's that your business?
- I'm in the sausage business. Just wanted
to tell her we moved in after all.
:32:56
- Took the green apartment down the hall
that the opera singer moved out of.
- She's gone.
:33:00
I say she's gone!
She's gone to Florida!
She's going to divorce me!
:33:03
You say she's gone?
That's right.
:33:05
Good for her.
A pretty girl like that can get anybody.
:33:08
Why hang around
with a man that can't pay the rent?
:33:10
Look here, you old rattle-brain,
you've made trouble enough around here
without getting insulting about it!
:33:14
Don't threaten me!
I'm twice your age and only half as big,
but I'm mighty handy with a shillelagh...
:33:19
I'm sorry.
I guess you didn't mean any harm!
You're probably very kind at that.
:33:24
You say she's gone
and left you?
That's right.
:33:27
- How did she go? By train?
- That's right. That's right!
:33:30
Why don't you fly down there
in an "airy-o-plane" with a bunch
of roses in your hand...
:33:34
and meet her when she gets off
and bring her home?
:33:36
Because I'm not
in the sausage business!
So am I, and it's a good business...
:33:39
if you know
where to get the meat cheap.
:33:42
That's my secret,
and I ain't tellin' no one.
:33:45
- Have you got money
for an "airy-o-plane" ticket?
- No!
:33:47
Then why don't you say so instead of
standin' there like a big stinkweed!
How much do you need?
:33:57
Open the door.!
:33:59
What'd you say?
Open the door.!