:22:01
When we're apart
:22:04
The words in my heart
:22:05
Reveal how I feel about you
:22:07
Some kiss may cloud
my memory...
:22:13
- Try it again, darling.
- It's hard.
:22:14
- Two out of three.
- Okay, okay.
:22:16
- You missed again.
- You didn't wait.
:22:17
Well. I'll give you
one more try. You ready?
:22:19
Oh, you've got it.
I'll give you my personal check.
:22:21
- Okay.
- But don't try to cash it.
:22:28
Yes, sir?
:22:29
Yeah. I was just
parking the car. Doyle.
:22:32
Oh, yes. Mr.. Doyle.
your lady friend's right over there.
:22:34
Please follow me.
:22:35
That's not my lady friend.
that's my wife.
:22:37
Pardon.
:22:38
That's all right.
Don't let it happen again.
:22:40
Only kidding.
:22:46
Hello, hello.
:22:47
Jimmy, this is Mr.. Kirks.
from Decca Records.
:22:50
and Mr.. Kirks.
this is my husband Jimmy.
:22:53
Sorry I'm late.
:22:54
- Better late than never.
- Yeah, well. I'm sorry I'm late.
:22:57
It's hard parking a car in New York
at this time of night.
:23:03
How are you?
:23:05
I'm doing just fine. Jimmy.
how are you?
:23:07
I'm doing well.
:23:09
How's Eddie?
:23:10
Eddie who?
:23:15
Eddie who?
:23:17
I knew that was coming.
:23:19
Looks like Eddie's out the window.
:23:22
Di Muzio.
:23:24
Waiter, dear.
:23:26
Jimmy.
:23:28
That voice always gets 'em, too...
:23:30
you know, when I said.
"Waiter, dear." with the heavy voice.
:23:33
and the reason I call 'em "dear."
otherwise they spit in your drink.
:23:36
You say "dear." they're nice to you.
:23:38
You get it? Any time you go
into a joint, you know what I mean?
:23:44
You call 'em "dear."
:23:46
Here's the waiter.
:23:47
Waiter, would you give this gentleman
a sloe gin fizz, and step on it.
:23:52
I don't want a sloe gin fizz.
:23:53
I don't even know
what a sloe gin fizz is.
:23:55
He doesn't want a sloe gin fizz.
:23:57
What do you want?
I want you to be comfortable.
:23:59
- You know what I would like?
- What would you like?