:03:01
In polite society, we don't say "yoo-hoo."
We say "yoo-whom."
:03:04
- Nick, hi.
- Hi.
:03:06
You remember Mrs. Charles.
:03:07
Hi.
:03:08
You took the words right out of my mouth.
:03:10
What are you doing at this clambake?
You ain't detectiving, are you?
:03:14
Mrs. Charles thinks we should cultivate
some people who haven't served time.
:03:18
She wants to create a proper atmosphere
for Nicky Jr.
:03:21
Junior? How is the little squirt?
:03:23
The little squirt is fine.
:03:25
Thanks to your teaching...
:03:26
he can crack any safe in town now
in 15 minutes.
:03:29
Thirty-one and black.
:03:31
Thirty-one and black. Mama, that's us.
:03:34
You shouldn't talk that way to my friends.
They're sensitive.
:03:37
I didn't mean to hurt them. I love them.
:03:39
They're perfect gentlemen,
right down to their fingerprints.
:03:44
I've got a great idea.
:03:46
- What is it?
- Let's go home.
:03:48
What's at home?
:03:49
- You, my pipe, my slippers.
- I think you're slipping.
:03:52
Darling, give me my pipe, my slippers
and a beautiful woman...
:03:56
- and you can have my pipe and slippers.
- That's sweet. But we're staying here.
:04:00
Ladies and gentlemen,
Buddy Hollis and his famous clarinet.
:04:14
That reedman
is really whacked up tonight.
:04:17
You'd be sporting a whack-job, too...
:04:19
if you were carrying a torch like him
for that little cookie.
:04:37
Take over, Maxie.
:04:42
What's wrong?
Boat rocking too much for you?
:04:45
Or is the reedman's condition
a little too tough to take?
:04:48
The sensational Buddy Hollis.
:04:50
Sounded more like a kid with a kazoo.
And his own tune, too.
:04:53
It's bad enough
getting on the jumping juice...
:04:55
disappearing for days,
forgetting where he's been.
:04:57
He doesn't know where he is
when he gets back.
:04:59
If you ask me, the guy has blown his top.