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00:02:09Don't touch the lettuce.
00:02:12Chloe, put away the lettuce.
00:02:16Do you want to buy it, Mrs. Ginsburg?
00:02:18Well, I would say it if I knew how the music was.
00:02:22Maybe I could have it sunny for you.
00:02:24Georgie, you know Georgie Jessel is here.
00:02:27Georgie Jessel is done so.
00:02:29Hello.
00:02:32Hello, Mrs. Ginsburg.
00:02:34Hello, Georgie.
00:02:36I'm glad to see you.
00:02:38You look fine.
00:02:39Hmm.
00:02:41You're getting so thin.
00:02:44What can I do for you?
00:02:48Sing this for me, Georgie.
00:02:51For you, anything.
00:02:53Eagle, play the Blackbird song.
00:02:58All day long, I sing a song.
00:03:01I sing a song, cause there's nothing wrong.
00:03:04My blackbird's a bluebird's now.
00:03:10Bedlock's strong on his way.
00:03:12Good luck had I come back to stay.
00:03:15My blackbird's a bluebird's now.
00:03:20I told a little Whippoorwill, and I told a little Nebuchadnezzar, and I told a preach on the hill.
00:03:28At the wedding, Sunday, honeymoon, Sunday, yesterday, life's worth while.
00:03:35Look at me, with a great big smile.
00:03:38My blackbird's a bluebird's now.
00:03:48That's fine.
00:03:49Well, how's your fault?
00:03:51Nobody because of this.
00:03:54My mama's all right.
00:03:56My papa is he mad.
00:04:00Only mad he is all the time.
00:04:02Why?
00:04:03Why?
00:04:04He wants me to be a jeweler.
00:04:07I should work in a jewelry store.
00:04:10Me with my talent.
00:04:13I'll tell you something, Mrs. Ginsberg.
00:04:16If it wasn't for my mama, I'd run away.
00:04:21That's too bad.
00:04:23George, please.
00:04:24Sing me that song what you sang on Mrs. Fink's birthday party.
00:04:28That was not birthday party.
00:04:31That was a coming out party.
00:04:33Mrs. Fink's daughter.
00:04:35She's a debutante.
00:04:37Mr. Fink's daughter.
00:04:38George.
00:04:39Sir Ferdinand, such a nice world.
00:04:42Ah, you're making jokes all the time, Mrs. Ginsberg.
00:04:45George, if we sing that song.
00:04:46All right, I'll sing it.
00:04:48But remember, you've got to buy something.
00:04:52You've been here already since early this morning.
00:04:55Abel, play me the mother song.
00:05:00One bright and guiding light
00:05:06That taught me wrong from right
00:05:13I found in my mother's eyes
00:05:43Just like a wandering sparrow
00:05:50One lonely soul
00:05:55I walked a straight and a narrow
00:06:03To reach my goal
00:06:08George, please.
00:06:10Come back to the star.
00:06:12All right.
00:06:13My old man again.
00:06:16Come back to the star.
00:06:18Fix the man's watch.
00:06:21The man is waiting for us.
00:06:22And the man wait a while.
00:06:25I'm afraid to take a chance.
00:06:28Maybe it's an Irene.
00:06:30George!
00:06:32George!
00:06:33All right.
00:06:34I'm coming already.
00:06:37Goodbye, Abel.
00:06:39Goodbye, Mrs. Ginsberg.
00:06:40Goodbye, George.
00:06:41I'm coming.
00:06:45I'm coming.
00:06:46I'm coming.
00:06:52I'm coming.
00:06:54I'm coming.
00:06:54Shall I wrap this up for you?
00:06:56No.
00:06:56I won't buy it today.
00:06:59Such a nice boy like George is.
00:07:02I bet if he had a chance,
00:07:04He'd be the biggest factor in the world
00:08:04He'd be the biggest factor in the world
00:08:34He'd be the biggest factor in Mobile
00:08:34He'd be the biggest factor in the world
00:09:35How do you do, Mr. Bennett?
00:09:36How are you, Mr. Byron?
00:09:37We saw your performance the other night.
00:09:39Yes, you were very good.
00:09:41Good? I was great.
00:09:44Why, did you hear what the critics said in Chicago?
00:09:47They said it was the finest performance I had ever given.
00:09:53Well, see you later, boy.
00:09:59You come back tomorrow.
00:10:01Hello, honey. How are you?
00:10:02How do you do, Mr. Bennett? I'm glad to see you.
00:10:05Thanks. I'd like to get in to see the old man.
00:10:08Well, he's awfully busy just now.
00:10:10Oh.
00:10:10But I think I can fix it for you.
00:10:13Won't you sit down?
00:10:30Good morning.
00:10:33Good afternoon.
00:10:35Good afternoon.
00:10:39Lady.
00:10:42Misses.
00:10:43Well, what do you want?
00:10:45I would like to see Mr. Zigbert.
00:10:47You can't see him. He's out.
00:10:50How can he be out all the time?
00:10:53I come here every day, so he's always out.
00:10:56So when will he be back?
00:10:58He won't be back.
00:11:01All right.
00:11:02I'll wait.
00:11:10Don't forget, honey.
00:11:12You're the meeting at Rindy.
00:11:13It's 8.30 tonight.
00:11:15I'll be there.
00:11:16Now, Miss Courtney.
00:11:18You don't have to look at that contract.
00:11:22Just sign.
00:11:23Yes, sir.
00:11:24One of the brothers for you.
00:11:26Which one of the brothers I want?
00:11:28We don't have to put that in the contract.
00:11:31You leave it to me and everything will be all right.
00:11:36Good morning.
00:11:39Who let you in?
00:11:42I let myself in.
00:11:44Well, let yourself out.
00:11:48Now, listen, Mr. Zigbert.
00:11:50I don't want to appear fresh.
00:11:52But I wish you'd give me a chance.
00:11:54I've been coming to your office for weeks and weeks.
00:11:57And I never can get in to see you.
00:11:58I just want to show you what I can do on the stage.
00:12:02I can play any kind of a part.
00:12:04Honestly.
00:12:05Look, I can play comedy.
00:12:09Isn't that good?
00:12:11Tragedy.
00:12:13Anything you like, I can do.
00:12:15Please, Mr. Zigbert.
00:12:16Here.
00:12:16How would you like to hear a drama?
00:12:18I play all the parts myself.
00:12:20Here's the sample.
00:12:21Fine.
00:12:22But I don't want to know you either.
00:12:25Get out.
00:12:28Oh, Mr. Zigbert.
00:12:32All right.
00:12:33All right.
00:12:35But you'll be sorry, see?
00:12:38Someday I'll be a big star.
00:12:40I'll have my own theater, too.
00:12:44I'll be different.
00:12:45I'll give young fellas a chance.
00:12:52That's all.
00:12:56Now, Mr. Courtney, sign this contract.
00:12:59Can I get some money now?
00:13:01Sure.
00:13:02I'll tell you something else.
00:13:04I don't know whether I want to work for you or not.
00:13:07I saw one of your shows the other night.
00:13:10You're not so hot.
00:13:14Well, of all the nerds...
00:13:16Anything can happen in the show business.
00:13:19How did he get by your secretary?
00:13:21Oh, she was powdering a nose, I guess.
00:13:23Why don't you fire her?
00:13:25I can't.
00:13:27She reads my mail.
00:13:29Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:13:46I don't know.
00:26:26Good or bad.
00:29:18Yeah.
00:32:55Good.
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00:56:45Thank you, honey.
