:33:03
Just as soon as you get out of mourning.
:33:05
Come on.
I want to show you something.
:33:14
How about a demonstration?
:33:16
I'd just be delighted.
:33:17
Delighted. Step right in, gentlemen.
:33:20
Nothing would please me more.
:33:22
Low bridge.
:33:33
Well, Mr. Birdwell, come right in.
:33:35
Gentlemen, welcome to my organatorium.
Just make yourself at home.
:33:39
A temple of temptations,
full of instruments of the devil.
:33:42
Gentlemen, I'd like you to take
a look at this magnificent instrument.
:33:46
Now, isn't that a beauty?
:33:47
Just as smooth as silk,
and as fine as frog's hair.
:33:58
I'll pay two to one if you guess
the shell which contains the pea.
:34:03
Take your chin off the board.
You'll tip it.
:34:06
As you see, there's nothing here,
nothing here.
:34:08
The pea's there,
and I put the shell over it.
:34:11
Now, we move the shells.
Watch very closely.
:34:18
Now where is the elusive little pea?
:34:36
Boy...
:34:37
...will you go away?
:34:41
Forty-eight reeds,
plus the tuba miraballis.
:34:44
How many stops?
:34:46
So you know organs!
:34:48
It has eight stops
and this vox humana.
:34:51
Cries like a baby, sighs like a woman.
:34:54
I'm partial to music, but I'm a Quaker
and they're against music.
:34:57
The Quaker!
:34:58
Why, certainly I remember distinctly.