:35:01
but most impressively,
:35:04
he is one hell of a singer,
:35:06
and he has prepared
a little musical snack
:35:09
for his new special friend,
:35:11
Mrs. DeLauer.
:35:13
Oh. Oh, isn't that wonderful?
:35:14
So, Ben, why
don't you come up here
:35:16
and sing your song?
:35:20
Oh.
:35:21
Come on, Ben.
:35:22
Ladies and gentlemen,
Benjamin Barry.
:35:28
Come on, Ben.
:35:36
Thank you, thank you,
thank you, thank you.
:35:38
Andie, Andie.
Whoa, whoa, don't run off.
:35:40
Don't run off!
:35:41
Ladies and gentlemen
you do not want
:35:42
this young lady
to leave the room.
:35:44
Thayer. Tony.
:35:45
Would you stop her, please?
:35:47
You see, tonight, the
really special event
:35:49
is that we will be singing,
her and l, a duet.
:35:53
Yes, Miss Andie Anderson.
:35:55
Could you please give
a warm round
:35:56
of applause! Thank you!
:35:57
Andie. Andie Anderson.
:36:03
Knock 'em out.
:36:04
Let's see what
our song tonight will be.
:36:06
Maybe one of her
personal favorites.
:36:10
Marvin, do you know,
:36:11
''You're So Vain''?
:36:14
That's not one of my songs.
:36:15
Can you work with me, Marvin?
:36:17
Yeah?
:36:20
Yeah, yeah, yeah
:36:22
Yeah, yeah, yeah
:36:24
You walked into the party
:36:26
Like you were
walking onto a yacht
:36:30
You had your-your hat pulled
down real strategically
:36:33
Over one eye, you had a scarf
:36:34
l think it was apricot
:36:35
Strategically tipped
below one eye
:36:37
Yeah, yeah, yeah
:36:38
One eye in the mirror
:36:39
As you made sure
you had a real cool...
:36:41
-Gavotte.
-Gavotte. Yeah.
:36:43
And all the girls think
that they'd be your partner
:36:46
They'd be his partner
'cause he's so vain
:36:51
You probably think
this song is about you
:36:54
Ben Barry, you're so vain
:36:55
So, so vain
:36:56
You probably think
this song is about you
:36:59
Don't you? Don't you?