:19:00
Wonderful.
Make yourself comfortable
:19:01
and I'll get things ready.
Thanks.
:19:04
By the way, how's Sydney?
:19:06
Sensational.
He's developed the one-two punch.
:19:09
And I've got the jaw to proof it.
:19:12
Yes, the greatest act
ever put under attempt.
:19:14
There's only one thing wrong.
:19:15
No one knows about it.
:19:16
That's where you'll come in.
:19:19
That's where I come in?
:19:20
We figured that if we could
get enough people down there,
:19:22
the rest
would take care of itself.
:19:23
So we thought maybe
if you'd be interested in,
:19:26
Well, making a little money.
:19:28
Money? How?
:19:31
Well, the idea I had in mind
was a swim down the Temps.
:19:33
Maybe five or six miles
ending up at the carnival.
:19:36
We'd follow you
in a row boat, of course.
:19:38
Yeah. If Sydney could swim,
we wouldn't be bothering you.
:19:42
We'll pay you five pounds
:19:43
and fifty percent
of the day's proceeds.
:19:47
Well... if you're going to
stage a swim,
:19:51
why won't you make it a real one?
:19:53
What do you mean?
:19:54
Well, that six miles
won't impress anybody,
:19:57
but twenty-six miles might.
:19:59
Twenty-six miles. Holy smoke.
I can't even row that far.
:20:10
I can't understand
what happen to the reporters.
:20:12
I've notified the press.
:20:13
Maybe they thought
we were crackpots.
:20:15
I wouldn't blame them.
:20:17
Nobody dare think of doing this.
:20:19
I think we better start.
:20:22
How do you feel? Cold.
:20:24
I can't see two feet of me.
Which way do we go?
:20:27
Just point the boat down river.
:20:29
Ready, honey?
:20:33
Good luck, honey.
Good luck, Annette.
:20:36
Well, Sydney, here we come.
:20:55
Annette, where are you?
:20:57
Here.