:16:03
There've been some nice girls too.
:16:05
Like that nuclear scientist
we just met.
:16:08
All right. They didn't go to college,
they didn't go to Smith.
:16:12
Go to Smith?
She couldn't even spell it.
:16:14
Oh, that's very funny.
The crooner is now becoming the comic.
:16:21
Let me tell you. There's a lot of sense
in what you say and I have to admit it.
:16:27
But the kind of girls we meet
in this business are young and ambitious.
:16:32
They're full of their own careers.
:16:35
They're not interested
in getting married or raising a family.
:16:38
That's funny. I never heard you open up
like that before.
:16:41
Some day the right girl will come along,
and if she'll have me we'll get married.
:16:46
We'll settle down
and have those nine kids.
:16:48
45 minutes going to be enough?
:16:51
If I need any more I'll tell you.
:16:53
Come in.
:16:54
Your railroad tickets, sir.
Drawing room 'A', car 207.
:16:57
Thanks. Grab those will you.
:16:59
We'll go right to the station from Novello's
after we audition this act.
:17:02
- What kind of act is it?
- A sister act.
:17:05
We don't need any sister act.
What are we wasting time for?
:17:08
Well I got a letter from Benny Haynes!
Do you remember the Mess Sergeant?
:17:12
Freckle-face Haynes,
the dog-faced boy?
:17:15
- He's got sisters?
- Claims he's got 'em.
:17:17
- How can a guy that ugly, have sisters?
- Very brave parenting!
:17:21
Will you do me one favour?
:17:23
Give me one good reason
:17:25
why we should spend our last two hours
in Florida looking
:17:28
at the sisters of Freckle-Faced Haynes,
the dog-face boy.
:17:31
Let's just say we're doing it
for a pal in the army.
:17:35
It's not good, but it's a reason.
:17:46
- Hey, Novello.
- Good evening Mr Wallace. Mr Davis.
:17:49
- Say, have the Haynes been on yet?
- No, they'll be on in about 15 minutes.
:17:53
Tell them we're here, will you?
:17:56
Luigi, show these gentlemen to their table.