:47:03
There.
:47:05
Please, Aunt Jessie, don't be hard-boiled,
it doesn't come off.
:47:09
I'm gonna have some tea
and figure this character out.
:47:12
Wait till he has something to eat.
Maybe he'll be a little less vicious.
:47:30
I'm not too happy with the lyric yet
but I like it musically.
:47:34
I'm anxious to see what you can do with it.
:47:36
When did you come up with this one?
:47:39
Just finished it about an hour ago.
:47:41
Hey, boy, you workin' or playin'?
:47:45
Assistant manager, you know the type.
"Come on now, everybody get on the ball."
:47:49
Don't be a wise guy, Sloan.
:47:52
- What was that?
- You're supposed to be working.
:47:54
W-O-R-K-l-N-G.
:47:56
That's very good.
Keep that up and you'll be manager.
:48:00
So you don't like it here?
Suppose you pack up your...
:48:03
Say, aren't you Lettie Bartell's father?
:48:06
- That's right. You know Lettie?
- I went to school with her. I'm Laurie Tuttle.
:48:10
Oh, say, sure! She talks about you
all the time. Still does, in her letters.
:48:15
- This is my sister, Amy.
- How do you do?
:48:17
- Mr Burke.
- Hi.
:48:19
- How is Lettie?
- Married with two children.
:48:23
She's happy as a lark, living in Chicago.
:48:25
- Say hello when you write to her.
- That I will.
:48:28
- How come I never seen you here before?
- We came to hear Mr Sloan.
:48:34
We'll be coming in quite often,
as a matter of fact.
:48:38
I hope you do, and I mean it.
:48:41
You ready, Mr Sloan?
:48:43
Any time, Mr Bartell. Any time at all.
:48:46
Thank you. Well, enjoy yourselves, folks.
:48:49
- Glad to have you aboard.
- Nice to see you.
:48:52
I like that Bartell. Nice guy.