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Well, that's somethingeven if only the fish can see it. |
Are you happy? |
Will beas soon as the ship sails. |
Am I a member of this club? |
You're the President. Come in! Your brother was just telling me a few jokes I can use on the radio |
Are you paying any attention to his jokes?the first thing you know, you'll be taking piano lessons from Venus de Milo Get out of here. |
Everything O.K.? |
Just what the doctor ordered. |
Looks like your old workshop back on 42nd Street. |
Like it? |
SwellYou've got Times Square right hereall but the noises |
Yepspending lots of time aboardyou see, Sally, I sold this Transatlantic idea to the shipping company. |
And you've put it overhaven't you? |
Why not? I give 'em a great showand you know We're doing capacity, Sallyand all <U>Nice</U> people |
You never fail at anything, do you, Chad? |
Nonot muchexcepting |
Still got my picture, I seeI was pretty dumb then, wasn't I, Chad? |
NoInexperienced A redheaded kidhomemade clothesBroadway was Paradiseand a slot at the Automat was a Banquet. |
I came to tell you what a swell guy I think you are to do this |
Do what |
You made it possible for us to get away at a few hours' noticeyou never asked why, but I guess you know. |
News travels fast on Broadwayyou had to get away from a rat |
It wasn't only thatNed was in a jam. |
I get itLee Lother have a hand in that, too? |
I was so crazy about himanything he did or said was O.K. by me. I introduced him to peopleeven after I knew his stock promoting was phoney and the card games were crooked. It didn't seem to matterI didn't care until he roped Ned in. Some confidence gameand the kid left his fingerprints on a drinking glass. |
I felt pretty low, Sally, when I heard you were running around with a racketeer |
Women have a curious taste for knickknacks. When I found out about Nedtried to make a breakLee wouldn't stand for it andwellhere I am! |
Stay on the other side of the pond for a couple of monthsyou'll soon forget all about it. |
Chad Denby broadcasting the nicest man I ever knew |
But not nice enough to marryeh? |
Come on, nowyou've forgotten all about that. |
I'll never love anybody else. |
Women are such fools!Why do so many of us pass up <U>right</U> guys? |
Guess they're dullnothing for you to reform. |
You're just a Master of Ceremonies. He might have knocked his head off. |
What's the difference? He's got more heads than he needs. |
I don't get the humor of that remark. |
<U>He</U> does. Here's your quarter, Brett. |
Yes. |
Very serious? |
Very |
Whydon't you like him? |
Of coursebut There's your cuehurry up |
McKinney's the name. |
Miss Marsh. |
Here we are, folkseighty thousand wildeyed fans go madthey go mad as Chad Denbywith the arms of iron, and the nerves of steelpicks up his racket What is this thinga racket or a mallet? |
Looks to me like standard equipment for the Department of Street Cleaning |
Too bad we're not making a trip around the world maybe we could finish this game. Hey! When you get through with that conference, shoot that last disk! |
You can always tell how much a man's traveled by the way he plays shuffleboard. |
Yeahif he'd only stick to shuffleboard. |
Those kids seem to be getting along fine! |
It must be the sea airit gets everybody. |
He's a likable chaphe's got an honest face |
It's all rightif you like honest faceslet's have another drinkSteward! |
Oh noI don't want to impose on you It's funny about that billfoldI could have sworn I had it |
Hello, InspectorI hear your vacation's been spoiled. Somebody lost a bracelet. |
Yes, a bracelet's been lost, but I'm still on my vacation. |
I understand you searched Brett for it last night. By the waywhat do you know about him? |
Well, I've seen him here and there. What's on your mind? |
Oh, nothingonly I wondered why you suspected him. |
Well, I'll tell youwe picked him up about a year ago but could never pin anything on him. |
Maybe he just travels in bad company. |
Yeah |
I didn't |
He asked for a loan of it, didn't he? |
Yesbut I didn't give it to him |
Is this your gun? |
Yes! |
He's funnymaybe you can use him in the show, Mr. Denby. |
<U>Denby!</U>Are you Chad Denby? |
Oh, there you are |
That's rightyou're the one I was looking for. You'll excuse me. How about you and I being alone? |
Not now, TootsWhich is the right way to say this? You're dumber than meoryou're dumber than I? |
Let me see nowDon't tell me You're dumber than me and I'm dumber than you. I don't get it. |
Never mind. |
I'll sayhow fast is this boat going? |
Oh,we're doing about thirty |
Pretty goodthirty <U>miles</U> an hour |
No. <U>Knots</U>! |
What? |
Knots! |
I can see you're no gentleman |
That's me! |
Not the <U>real</U> Chad Denby? |
YesMein person! |
So what? |
I can see where I won't talk much to you. |
<U>Nuts</U> to you too! |
Hello, Denby! |
I thought I put you to bed. |
Oh, was that me you put to bed? Thanks. I've been looking all over for you. |
Well, did you find me? |
Not yet. Say, where is this boat headed for? |
This is a fine time to be asking that. You're on your way to France. |
That's news to me. I'd better cable my wife. |
Hey, boygive this man a cablegram blank. Where is your wife? |
She's in New York. |
Tell her you're on your way to France and will be back in four weeks. |
That's fine. |
Come on, get up. That horse is carrying too much of a load. |
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