2:07:03
And he's lived to see his son
an American institution.
2:07:08
I'd settle for that too.
2:07:17
- Hello, doc.
- Hello, Mr. Cohan.
2:07:19
- How is he?
- Resting quietly.
2:07:26
I think you'd better go in alone.
2:07:35
We can't... We can't do that.
Wait till George gets here.
2:07:40
- Where's George?
- Here I am, Dad. Here I am.
2:07:44
Oh, that's good.
I'm glad you came.
2:07:48
The booking office has
been calling up all day...
2:07:52
...and they want us to play Des Moines...
2:07:55
No, don't worry about that.
We're not going to. I've canceled it.
2:07:59
We're gonna pick it up on the way back.
2:08:04
- How'd it go tonight?
- Oh, fine. Fine. Yeah.
2:08:09
It's not every kid that gets
a chance to play Peck's Bad Boy.
2:08:13
That's right.
2:08:15
Were you...? Were you nervous?
Did you remember your lines?
2:08:20
Oh, sure. Every one.
I can lick any kid in town.
2:08:27
Don't you upstage your mother,
or I'll whale the tar out of you.
2:08:32
Oh, don't worry, Dad.
I'll never do that.
2:08:35
I'll play the show
with one foot in the trough.
2:08:38
No, no. We'll be billed as The Four Cohans.
You're not going to break up the act.
2:08:44
Don't worry, Dad. They never will.
We won't let them. Won't let them.
2:08:51
- How many curtain calls did you take?
- Six. Six curtains.
2:08:56
- That's pretty good for a drama.
- Yeah.