:29:03
- You give me a pang.
- Don't get sore at me.
:29:05
- I didn't make the world.
- You're always giving out with advice.
:29:09
You ought to mind your own business.
:29:12
I didn't ask you to play for me.
That was your idea.
:29:15
- You wanted my opinion? You got it.
- I asked for an opinion, not a sermon.
:29:19
You have all the characteristics
of a successful virtuoso.
:29:22
You're self-indulgent
and the hero of all your dreams.
:29:25
You ought to dream yourself.
It might make you less cynical.
:29:29
When I look at you,
I know what I wanna avoid.
:29:31
One of us is offensive.
Why don't you blow.
:29:41
Tchaikovsky. Couldn't have
happened to a nicer fellow.
:29:46
What do you want it on,
whole wheat or rye?
:29:48
Okay, we're both crazy.
:29:51
- Where do we go from here?
- How about a party?
:29:53
- Fine, send down for a couple beers.
- I mean the real thing.
:29:56
- Hear of the Wrights?
- They invented the airplane.
:29:59
Helen and Victor Wright?
It's hard to avoid them.
:30:02
Pictures on the society page.
Very social.
:30:04
They have a yen for La Vie Bohème.
Good food, good liquor, open house.
:30:08
- They invite me for laughs.
- I don't feel in the mood for a party.
:30:13
Don't be stupid, sweetheart.
Everybody goes there.
:30:15
Maestros and dipsos,
corn-fed composers and calypsos.
:30:19
It's the breeding ground
for successful careers.
:30:23
Dozens of them have been launched
at the Wrights. Go put on your tie.
:30:26
I'll crawl into my society pants.
:30:29
Leave your hair mussed,
you look pretty that way.