:40:00
Mr. Dietz, she's wonderful.
Don't you think so?
:40:03
Don't do that! Don't do that!
:40:07
Pull out the lights.
Pull down that curtain.
:40:12
Get your props together, you're on next.
Start limbering up, you follow the jugglers.
:40:17
You get that curtain up. You can't ring
down on a George M. Cohan song.
:40:21
A George... oh, I see!
It's your song. You wrote it.
:40:26
You can tell that by the applause.
:40:29
Now, Mary, I want you to do an encore.
Do one more chorus and really do it.
:40:33
Oh, no, you don't.
Young lady, listen.
:40:35
If you're gonna try junk like that,
you'll do it on a split beat time.
:40:39
But you'll not be singing
that in my theater.
:40:42
You take a little tip from me.
Start packing.
:40:45
If you've got any squawks, unload
them on me. I started all this.
:40:49
Listen, squirt. Any more interference and
you'll be blacklisted in show business.
:40:54
You won't be able to get
into a stage door of any theater.
:40:57
What's more, as for those songs of yours...
:41:00
...they won't be played on a hurdy-gurdy.
- Are you trying to threaten me?
:41:05
- Mary, don't pay any attention to him.
- Get me the key to your dressing room.
:41:11
Drunk or sober, the dog act goes on
on the next show. And look here...
:41:21
Bring down the curtain!
:41:27
Cohan, you're fired! You're canceled.
You're washed up!
:41:32
You and your whole family!
:41:37
Oh, things were tough.
But at least I was in New York.
:41:42
I had a trunk full of songs and play
scripts and a heart full of confidence.
:41:46
I'm glad I had it.
:41:50
I'm sorry, I can't use this, Cohan.
:41:54
Youth needs confidence. I'd learned my job
the hard way, all over the United States.