:04:00
- Watch him, he's mean.
- Miss Jeffries, we'll wake him up.
:04:03
Hey, wake up!
:04:11
Morning, Mr. Rhodes,
I'm from Radio...
:04:14
Get away! Get away!
:04:15
The sheriff's here.
:04:16
I don't care if the President
is here.
:04:19
If a man can't get a little
decent sleep in jail...
:04:24
Who are you?
:04:25
I'd like to introduce you
to our radio audience.
:04:28
Radio?
:04:30
Join me in a little chat...
:04:31
Wait a minute!
:04:33
quit racing your motor.
:04:36
What do I get out of it?
:04:38
I mean, Me Myself and I.
:04:42
Sheriff?
:04:43
- Whas he in here for?
- A week, drunk and disorderly.
:04:47
If you'll co-operate, I might
let you out in the morning.
:04:51
Me too, I'm his manager.
:04:55
The boys say you don't keep
your word any too good.
:04:59
You keep your end of the bargain,
I'll keep mine.
:05:03
Well, OK.
:05:05
Is a deal, tomorrow morning.
:05:08
I'll sing you a song.
:05:12
I went to Sarah Lawrence College,
I majored in music.
:05:15
I learned that real American
music comes from the bottom up.
:05:19
When Gershwin played at the New York
it was black tie music...
:05:22
but the real beginning of it
was in folks that never owned a tie.
:05:26
I just bumped into a fella you
never heard of, Rhodes.
:05:29
Whas your first name?
:05:31
Jack, or Mack,
whas the difference?
:05:33
Calls himself "Lonesome Rhodes".
:05:37
Lonesome?
:05:49
Don't be rushing me,
cut that thing off a minute.
:05:52
Give me a chance to lubricate
my Adam's apple.