Love Me or Leave Me
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:16:00
- Mr. Snyder wants to see you right away.
- I'm working. Sorry.

:16:04
Listen, I asked you nice, didn't I?
You want me to ask you not nice?

:16:09
Sure. Might as well have both versions.
:16:12
Johnny.
:16:18
You think the Gimp found out
you talked to the girl?

:16:21
Maybe. If he has, you think I should
crawl into the laundry and apologize?

:16:27
Well, I would.
But I'm an old man, I want to live.

:16:31
What else have I got?
:16:34
You better go.
:16:37
But, Mr. Frobisher,
we can't rehearse without music.

:16:40
- So hum to them.
- Hum?

:16:43
All right, girls, line up.
Come on, line up.

:16:46
One, two, three, four.
:16:56
You notice how the help
all wears gloves?

:16:59
Once the wash is washed,
it ain't touched by a human hand.

:17:02
Maybe I'm crazy, but I like things clean.
Sit down, make yourself comfortable.

:17:08
- Marty, the piano player.
- Hello.

:17:10
Oh, yeah.
How much you get an hour to coach?

:17:13
- Coach?
- Miss Etling.

:17:16
She wants to sing.
:17:19
She's got some idea
she shouldn't make bad habits.

:17:21
She should have arrangements,
you know what I mean?

:17:25
What do you get by the hour?
:17:27
- Five dollars.
- I'll give you 1 o.

:17:30
Anybody hangs around me,
they make.

:17:34
Well, can she sing?
:17:36
What is she, a dummy?
Anybody can sing.

:17:39
You put them on the stage,
tell the public they're singers.

:17:43
What does the public know?
You want the job?

:17:45
- At 1 o bucks an hour? Sure.
- You got yourself a deal.

:17:48
Georgie will take you back.
:17:50
When would you like to start?
:17:52
- Well...
- You can fix it up between you later.

:17:59
Don't take it too serious.
A couple lessons to make her feel good.


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