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1:04:01
Yes.
1:04:03
l've never seen that picture before.
ls it new?

1:04:06
That is a picture of Rusty's
grandmother, Mr. McGuire.

1:04:09
-l was very much in love with her.
-Well, l'll be darned.

1:04:13
That's exactly what l said to myself
when l first saw Rusty.

1:04:16
Amazing resemblance, isn't there?
1:04:19
She was a dancer too,
worked at Tony Pastor's.

1:04:22
Tony Pastor's, huh?
1:04:24
lt was wrong for her...
1:04:26
...as Danny McGuire's is wrong
for her granddaughter.

1:04:29
You decided that right away, huh?
1:04:31
Yes, so l asked her to marry me.
1:04:33
Did she?
1:04:36
Sit down, won't you?
1:04:39
l'll never forget the day l asked her up
here to meet my mother.

1:04:43
My mother was society,
and Maribelle a girl from the stage.

1:04:47
Maribelle stood there with her chin up
and her knees shaking...

1:04:50
...and Mother was looking
her over very thoroughly.

1:04:54
Mother just shook her head
and said, ''Poor John.''

1:05:00
l don't suppose you remember
a song called ''Poor John.''

1:05:03
That's how she punished me...
1:05:05
...by singing it until everyone
in New York knew that l was ''Poor John.''

1:05:10
Let me tell you about one night.
1:05:31
I ought to think myself a lucky girl
1:05:34
I know
1:05:36
'Cause I'm engaged
But still somehow

1:05:40
I don't think so
1:05:43
John, that's the name of my finance
You see

1:05:48
There's no mistake
1:05:50
He's very fond of me
1:05:54
He took me out for walks
And, oh, he was so nice

1:05:59
He always used to kiss me

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