:49:02
-Coming.
-Miss Parker--
:49:05
-Oh, hello, Miss Jackson.
-Hello.
:49:08
Why didn't you tell me
you wanted somebody animated?
:49:11
l was just holding myself in
when l was in your--
:49:14
-Have you gone batty or something?
-ls it something in me...
:49:17
-...that brings that out in people?
-Sorry.
:49:20
Can't we go to your
dressing room and talk?
:49:23
-Well, l dress with seven other girls.
-You dress with seven other girls?
:49:27
Yes, and they talk a lot
and get dressed and undressed--
:49:33
Wouldn't it be simpler if we just lay down
and let them walk over us?
:49:37
-l don't know why we're here anyway.
-We're offering Miss Parker a job.
:49:41
-Oh, but l have a job.
-Rusty, you gotta make that change.
:49:45
-Mr. McGuire.
-Excuse me.
:49:47
We are definitely in the man's way here.
Let's find....
:49:50
How do you feel about
selling Miss Parker's contract?
:49:53
Miss Parker has no contract.
:49:55
-No-- Oh, what are we waiting for?
-l don't know. What are you waiting for?
:49:59
Miss Parker's free to
work for me if she wants?
:50:02
Miss Parker'd be free to work for you
if she wanted to...
:50:05
...whether she'd signed a paper or not.
:50:08
You don't understand people
working together that way, do you?
:50:11
-No, l don't.
-No, you wouldn't.
:50:15
-Make your change, Rusty.
-Okay.
:50:18
-Well, l hope l see you again sometime.
-You'll see nothing but me, beautiful.
:50:23
That sounds very exciting,
coming from the great Noel Wheaton.
:50:30
You know, he said you were free to
come work for me if you wanted.
:50:33
-l know he did. Good night.
-Good night.
:50:40
-l guess my trumpet was out of tune.
-l thought l heard a sour note.
:50:44
Baby! You were wonderful tonight.
:50:47
Oh, l beg your pardon.
l mistook you for somebody else.
:50:51
-Glad to see you.
-So sorry.
:50:54
Excuse me.
:50:58
-Oh, wait!
-Gangway.