:31:01
Well, Father was very eccentric.
He hated children.
:31:06
Oh, I love children.
:31:09
Maybe you could adopt one.
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- There he is.
- Hello, Johnny.
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Donald. If you'll forgive me,
I have an oral psychology exam.
:31:16
You what? You'll flunk it.
:31:22
Hello, Nadine.
:31:23
I'm glad you're here, Don.
Sit down, won't you?
:31:26
- Thanks.
- I've been wanting to talk to you.
:31:29
You have?
:31:30
You look tired.
:31:32
Breaking in new routines.
You remember it.
:31:35
It seems years ago.
:31:37
I can tell you how many minutes it's been.
:31:40
Is the gentleman coming back?
:31:42
Yes, but not for lunch.
:31:45
Luncheon for two?
:31:47
We have some very fine
broiled lamb chops today.
:31:50
We'll order later. Thank you.
:31:52
Very good, monsieur.
:31:56
It's...
:31:58
...very nice to see you.
:31:59
I've been hearing about your new act.
:32:01
It's not really broken in yet.
:32:04
It seems so strange dancing
with somebody else.
:32:07
Remember our opening night in Boston?
Three encores, eight bows.
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We stopped the show cold.
:32:13
I still have those reviews.
:32:15
- Listen, baby, I was thinking...
- I start rehearsal soon for my new show.
:32:19
Are you going through
with that crazy idea?
:32:21
Crazy? Because I don't wanna spend
the rest of my life being a common hoofer?
:32:25
It was good enough
when I took you out of that chorus.
:32:28
You think if it hadn't been
for you, I'd still be there?
:32:32
That's possible. The fellow who ran
that place wasn't Ziegfeld.
:32:36
Let me tell you something.
If you can get along without me...
:32:39
...tell that seamstress dancing with you
to stop imitating me.
:32:42
Imitating you? She's never even seen you.
:32:45
No, but you have.
:32:46
All my friends are laughing.
:32:53
- That's it.
- You bet that's it.
:32:55
- And you tell that Miss...
- Brown. Hannah Brown.
:32:58
- I have something to do.
- Don't you dare leave me alone.