:06:01
So we dropped them...
:06:03
Richard and l.
:06:05
Good show!
:06:08
Who are they?
:06:09
One wears a cap and one a hat.
:06:13
They look like brothers...
:06:15
and they both smoke pipes.
:06:33
Hello, Charlie. How goes it?
:06:39
What are you doing here?
:06:41
You're wasting your time.
:06:42
That'll do.
:06:43
No, it won't do.
:06:45
Take a look at yourself.
:06:47
You should be playing
a grand piano...
:06:50
in a cram-full concert hall.
:06:52
So what are you doing here?
:06:54
I can't do both.
:06:56
You make me laugh.
:06:57
An international virtuoso
who can't afford a car.
:07:00
That's crazy!
:07:02
That's enough.
:07:04
Look at him.
:07:06
He's a concert pianist.
:07:09
For heaven's sake give him...
:07:11
a grand piano...
:07:12
With candles on it.
:07:14
Where are the candles?
:07:17
Pipe down!
:07:18
I want to be heard.
:07:20
People are dancing.
:07:22
That's the whole trouble.
:07:25
Let him be. He's ill.
:07:27
You know him?
:07:28
Careful how...
:07:30
you address me.
:07:32
Be polite.
:07:33
I asked who he is?
:07:36
He is ashamed of me.
:07:37
He is my little brother.
:07:39
But he's an artist.
:07:41
And his name's not Charlie.
It's Ted.
:07:44
Shut up!
:07:45
He has a brother?
:07:46
There are four of us in the family.
:07:50
What's he paid for?
:07:52
For playing.
:07:53
Yes, and not...
:07:54
to tell his life story.
:07:57
If you want information, pay for it.