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Why don't you leave me alone?
Because I want youwill always want youno other woman'll ever take your place. I want you more now than I did that first night You've forgotten all that, I suppose?
I wish I could.
Get wise to yourself, Sallyyou're no sob story.
You get wise to <U>yourself</U>! If you know what's good for you, you'll leave me alone. Everybody's entitled to one mistakeWellyou're mine. When the going got too rough, I pulled up stakes and quit. We stay quit!Get that!And what're you going to do about it?
That's more like the old Sallya little bit of fire. How about Ned?
He's all right.
Thanks to me.
You leave the kid alone.
A tipoff in the right quarter to take his fingerprints and
you'd go with him!
Don't kid yourselfyou know how I stand back there.
Not because of Ned.
Of course not but isn't it a coincidence that he's from the eighteenth precinctwhere they made the squawk?
You can't bluff me any more.
I'm crazy about the kid and I got him into it. What do you want me to do?
Just smile again and be reasonable. I'll order dinner herejust the two of uslike old times.
and you swear when you get to the other side, you'll never come near either of us again?
That's a betbut I couldn't let you walk out like that, Sally. I'd have gone cuckoo back therejust thinking about you
Don't, Leethat's dead.
Let's see if I can bring it back to life.
Go aheadyou didn't used to be so fussy
I've lost my taste for knickknacks
Don't be a mug all your lifeI'm trying to help you you need me more than I need youhave you figured they might pick the kid up in France and extradite him?
Have you ever figured they might extradite you?
I'm not so clumsy with fingerprints
I know he is. You change those clothes and then come to my cabin. I'll expect you around twelve o'clock.
Not a chanceI'm through.
You're wasting your timeshe's a friend of mine.
Eh?... Oh.
He works the boats as a "comeon" man. We ought to make a fair combination and do a little business. Jack's a pretty good dealer himself.
There's a lot of trout in this stream just waitin' for a fly. I've already been workin' on a young fellow from Chicagorelated to one of the big packin' familieson his way to Biarritz for a good time. Likes a little game of bridge and poker.
That's him! That's the sucker!!
Looks lonesomeBring him over here.
Can you read 'em Jack?
They're a cinch to readQueen of Clubs Ace of Diamonds.
The man that marks them is an artisttwo hundred and fifty bucks for six decksand they're worth it.
The country boy's about due.
Better unlock the door. Sit up, darling, and be dignified.
Out my way in Montana we always call a bluff.
Well, I helped my hand so I'll have to see you.
How much did you lose?
About twelve hundred.
I went for four.
It's a long trip and we'll get that sucker later.
Then, after the first number, I tell the one about the Scotchman trying to open a Pullman windowthe Scotchman says to the window"Gee you're tight." and the window says"You loosen up a bit and so will I."Good?And then I do the one Ohyou don't like it, eh?
ChadLother's on the boat, and I'm worried sick about Sally
Oh!So that's it. Does she know he's on board?
Nobut I'm going to keep my eye on
What happened to you?
You've got a gun, haven't you, Chad? Will you let me have it?
What for?
Don't ask any questionsjust give it to me.
Easy kideasy.... Come onI want to talk to you.
Yepeverybody's having a good time but meWhat do you want, Mary?
I just wrote a poem about the Atlantic Ocean
But, Maryeverybody's having such a great time why spoil it?
Somebody's got to do it
Well, let's hear the poem
Oh, you dear Atlantic Oceanhow you spread across the seaFrom New York to dear old Europejust for boats to ride on thee
Very good, Mary
But I'm not finished yetAnd your waves are so colossalrocking boats both to and froOhh, Atlantic, how I love you how I love you
What's the matter, Mary?
I'm getting seasick
H'mm<U>Dear</U> Atlantic
Mr. DenbyWhat do you think I ought to do with that part?
Put the whole thing in an envelope and mail it through a porthole
Oh, Mr. Dennby!
Everyone but mewhat do you want now, Mary?
I feel better nowI've got a riddle! When is a plate of bean soup not a plate of bean soup?
All right. When <U>is</U> a plate of bean soup not a plate of noodle soup?
When it falls off the table and turns turtleCute?
Maryfall off the boat and turn to the left
With your dry wit and humor
Oh yeah?My personality put this thing over
Maurice Chevalier! There's a fellow with personality.
What's he got that I haven't got?
Well, he has a straw hat
So have II can get it right out of my trunk.
And he has sex appeal.
So what?
Get that out of your trunk.
All rightdon't spoil the trip with any of those jokes there's a nice bunch of people on this tripnothing but classI looked over the passenger list and they're all members of the Who's Who!
Never mind the Who's WhoBefore I get on this boat I want to know What's What! How about my raise? All I get out of these ocean trips is dizzy.
Don't blame it on the ocean!All right, you'll get the raise!
Is that one of the Who's Who?
NoHe's probably one of the "Here's How." Take it easythe ocean's pretty rough today
H'mm ... no wonder I have trouble rounding up this showDon't you know there's a rehearsal going on? And you wanted a raise.Come onget going or you'll get it!
Oh, all right See you later, Toots.
Oh, Chadwhat about the rest of the show?
Oh,I was having so much fun I almost forgot
Oh, Mr. Denby, I wrote a poem about a bracelet
Goodnight, folks.
I'll give you another chance to tell the truth, Lother.
What do you mean?
Why don't you be a good little boy and leave her alone?
OhI understand you were an important part of her education when she came to New York.
I just tried to show her the difference between the squirrels and the skunks.
Meaning what?
You don't shoot squirrels.