:18:03
And that was when I met him.
I've never seen such an intense...
:18:06
... searching expression on anybody else.
:18:10
Even then, he looked like a guy
very few people would understand.
:18:16
Hello.
:18:22
- Better get your skates sharpened.
- Yeah.
:18:27
- Here, let me help you with that thing.
- Thanks.
:18:32
Thanks a lot.
:18:34
- What kind of hotel towels you got in here?
- Oh, that's my record collection.
:18:38
Mostly Art Hazzard.
:18:40
I got just about every one
he made, I guess.
:18:42
- Really?
- Yeah.
:18:46
- Taught me how to play.
- Is that so?
:18:48
Yeah.
:18:50
Oh, my name's Martin. Rick Martin.
:18:53
I'm Willie Willoughby.
:18:54
They call me Smoke.
:18:57
Never could figure out why.
:18:59
Me neither.
:19:05
You know Art Hazzard?
:19:07
Boy, he's the greatest trumpet player
in the world.
:19:40
Glad to know you.
:19:50
- Hi.
- Hello, boys.
:19:51
- Hi, Smoke.
- Hello.
:19:53
Honey, will you hand out
the arrangements?
:19:55
- How are you, Mr. Chandler?
- Fine. Glad to have you aboard.
:19:58
Oh, you're over there. All right,
let's get down to business.