:27:01
You see? And there
he'll be: Ziegfeld!
:27:10
Sorry to disappoint you,
but the name's Arnstein.
:27:16
- Did you want to see someone?
- Yes.
:27:18
You.
:27:24
Gorgeous.
:27:26
- I beg your pardon?
- Oh, I mean, your shirt.
:27:29
It's absolutely the most gorgeous
thing I've ever seen in my life.
:27:33
What's it made out of?
:27:34
French handkerchief linen.
It goes very limp, though.
:27:38
Yeah. I can see.
Except, it's really beautiful.
:27:42
All the tailcoats I've seen,
I mean...
:27:44
...well, they were rented, you know...
:27:46
...they all got these stiff shirts.
:27:49
Well, this one's just for fun.
:27:51
You've probably heard this
so often that it's boring...
:27:55
...but I had to say how much
I enjoyed what you did.
:27:58
It's not so boring. You'd be
surprised how boring it isn't.
:28:02
You're going to be a big star, Miss...
:28:05
Brice. Fanny Brice.
:28:07
Fanny Brice.
:28:08
I'll look for it in lights.
:28:12
- What did you say your name was?
- Nick Arnstein.
:28:23
- Thinking about me yet, Mr. Keeney?
- It's you. Hello, Arnstein.
:28:26
I'll give you $25 a week.
Take it or leave it.
:28:29
- I'll take it.
- Leave it.
:28:32
I'm offering 35.
:28:34
You're offering? Since when are you...?
:28:36
In show business? I'm not.
:28:38
One of your competitors
authorized me to deal for him...
:28:41
...whenever I ran across a talent
I considered really unique.
:28:45
So...
:28:46
...$35 a week?
:28:47
- 40.
- 45.
:28:49
50.
:28:50
Well, I wasn't authorized
to go over 50.
:28:53
She's yours for $50 a week.
Congratulations.
:28:56
Yeah.