:23:06
Not much at dancing.
It makes me nervous.
:23:08
- Does it?
- Whatever I do, I wanna do well.
:23:10
Can't do a thing well,
leave it alone, I always say.
:23:14
I think I will have
a little more wine, thank you.
:23:24
Thank you very much.
:23:27
Especially the rumba. Gotta have Spanish blood
or something, like my wife.
:23:30
Comes from an old Spanish family
named Finney.
:23:33
In many South American countries...
:23:35
there are many very distinguished families
with Irish names.
:23:50
Lora Mae looks good with Brad.
Looks like class. But it's him, not her.
:23:54
If she was dancin' with a tramp,
she'd look like a tramp.
:23:56
Got no class of her own.
:23:58
I like class.
:24:00
- You like class?
- Oh, very much.
:24:02
You hit the jackpot.
Brad Bishop... class plus money.
:24:05
Yes, sir. The jackpot and you hit it.
:24:08
Count 'em on the fingers of one hand
in this town... throw away some fingers even.
:24:11
There's... There's Brad and who else?
:24:14
Yeah. There's Addie.
:24:16
Addie? Addie who?
:24:18
Ross. Addie Ross.
:24:21
- Funny. People always figured
Brad and Addie would...
- Brad and Addie what?
:24:25
The samba can be danced properly
only on the side of a hill on ice.
:24:29
Alibi. He was afraid
of getting wrinkles in his new suit.
:24:32
Oh, my first new party dress
in years...
:24:34
thanks to my dear wife
and her millions of listeners...
:24:36
including the armed forces overseas.
:24:38
Shall we drink to them all...
one by one?
:24:41
- How about some coffee?
- George. I think your tuxedo has got class, George.
:24:46
- We thank you.
- Funny thing for a wife
to give her husband a tuxedo.
:24:49
- An even funnier thing
for a husband to give his wife.
:24:52
Come on, Deborah.
While the coffee's nice and hot.
:24:54
- You're so funny, George.
- I still don't think a woman
oughta buy clothes for a man.
:24:58
- It's about time they start.
- Contrary to nature.