:49:02
- Which instrument do you play?
- Bull fiddle.
:49:05
Oh, fascinating.
:49:06
Do you use a bow, or do you just pluck it?
:49:09
Most of the time, l slap it.
:49:12
You must be quite a girl.
:49:15
Wanna bet?
:49:17
My last wife was an acrobatic dancer.
Sort of a contortionist.
:49:21
She could smoke a cigarette
while holding it between her toes.
:49:24
Zowie!
:49:25
- But Mama broke it up.
- Why?
:49:28
She doesn't approve of girls who smoke.
:49:32
- Bye-bye, Mr Fielding.
- Bye-bye?
:49:34
- This is where l get off.
- Oh, no. No, no, no.
:49:37
You don't get off that easy.
:49:39
All right, driver.
Once around the park, slowly.
:49:42
And keep your eyes on the road.
:49:53
What kind of a girl
do you think l am, Mr Fielding?
:49:57
- Oh, please. lt won't happen again.
- I'll say.
:50:00
- Please, come back.
- I'll walk, thank you.
:50:03
Please, miss...
:50:07
Zowie!
:50:09
All right, girls. Here are
your room assignments.
:50:12
My glasses. Where are my glasses?
:50:16
Olga and Mary Lou are in 41 2.
:50:18
And, Mary Lou, do up your kimono
when you ring for room service.
:50:21
Josephine and Daphne are in 41 3.
:50:24
- Dolores and Sugar in 414.
- Me and Sugar?
:50:27
What did you expect?
A one-legged jockey?
:50:29
Rosella and Emily in 41 5...
:50:31
- l wish they'd put us in the same room.
- So do l.
:50:34
But don't worry about it, Sugar.
We'll see a lot of each other.
:50:39
414... That's the same room number
l had in Cincinnati,
:50:43
my last time around with a male band.
:50:45
What a heel he was.
:50:47
- A saxophone player?
- What else? Was l ever crazy about him.
:50:51
At two in the morning he sent me down
for hot dogs and potato salad.
:50:54
They were out of potato salad,
so l brought coleslaw.
:50:56
- So he threw it right in my face.
- Forget saxophone players.