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That's right pour it on. Talk me out of it. |
Well, here we are. |
You two from the Poliakoff Agency? |
Yes, we're the new girls. |
Hey, Sheboygan you two what was your last job playing square dances? |
No funerals. |
Would you mind rejoining the living? Goose it up a little. |
We got it secondhand. |
All right lets take it from the top. And put a little heat under it, will you? |
We got time off for good behavior. |
There are two things I will not put up with during working hours. One is liquor and the other one is men. |
Hey, Sig can we talk to you? |
Nellie, get me long distance. What is it? |
What are you a couple of comedians? Get out of here! Long distance? Get me the William Morris Agency in New York. |
You need a bass and a sax, don't you? |
The instruments are right, but you are not. I want to speak to Mr. Morris. |
The wrong shape? You looking for hunchbacks or something? |
It's not the backs that worry me. |
What kind of band is this, anyway? |
You got to be under twentyfive |
No, we couldn't! |
William Morris! |
Look, if you boys want to pick up a little money tonight At the University of Illinois they are having you should excuse the expression a St. Valentine's dance. |
We'll take it! |
You got it. It's six dollars a man. Be on the campus in Urbana at eight o'clock |
Anything today? |
Oh, it's you! You got a lot of nerve |
Thank you. |
Now look, Nellie if it's about last Saturday night I can explain everything. |
What a heel! I spend four dollars to get my hair marcelled, I buy me a new negligee, I bake him a great big pizza pie... and where were you? |
Oh? |
Nellie baby, I'll make it up to you. |
You're making it up pretty good so far. |
The minute we get a job, I'm going to take you out to the swellest restaurant |
What's the job? |
It's three weeks in Florida |
Please, Jerry that's no way to talk. Nellie baby what are you doing tonight? |
Why? |
Because I got some plans |
I'm not doing anything. I just thought I'd go home and have some cold pizza |
And you'll be in all evening? |
Yes, Joe. |
Good! Then you won't be needing your car. |
My car? Why, you |
Don't I know you two from somewhere? |
We're just a couple of musicians we come to pick up a car Nellie Weinmeyer's car there's a dance tonight Come on, Jerry. |
Wait a minute. Where do you think you're going? |
To Urbana. It's a hundred miles. |
You ain't going nowhere. |
I don't like no witnesses. |
We won't breathe a word. |
You won't breathe nothing' not even air. |
I don't mean to be forward but ain't I had the pleasure of meeting you two broads before? |
Oh, no! |
This is her roommate. Daphne can't talk right now. Is it anything urgent? |
Well, it is to me. Will you give her a message? I'd like her to have a little supper with me on my yacht after the show tonight. |
Got it. Supper yacht after the show I'll tell her. Your yacht? |
The New Caledonia. That's the name of it. The Old Caledonia went down during a wild party off Cape Hatteras. But tell her not to worry this is going to be a quiet little midnight snack just the two of us. |
Just the two of you? What about the crew? |
Oh, that's all taken care of. I'm giving them shore leave. We'll have a little cold pheasant and champagne and I checked with the Coast Guard there'll be a full moon tonight oh, and tell her I got a new batch of Rudy Vallee records |
That's good thinking. Daphne's a pushover for him. |
Just a moment, miss May I? |
Help yourself. |
I am Osgood Fielding the Third. |
I am Cinderella the Second. |
If there is one thing I admire, it's a girl with a shapely ankle. |
Me too. Bye now. |
Let me carry one of the instruments. |
Thank you. Aren't you a sweetheart? |
It certainly is delightful to have some young blood around here. |
Personally, I'm Type O. |
You know, I've always been fascinated by show business. |
You don't say. |
Yes, indeed. It's cost my family quite a bit of money. |
You invest in shows? |
No it's showgirls. I've been married seven or eight times. |
You're not sure? |
Mama is keeping score. Frankly, she's getting rather annoyed with me |
I'm not surprised. |
So this year, when George White's Scandals opened, she packed me off to Florida. Right now she thinks I'm out there on my yacht deepsea fishing. |
Well, pull in your reel, Mr. Fielding. You're barking up the wrong fish. |
If I promise not to be a naughty boy how about dinner tonight? |
Sorry. I'll be on the bandstand. |
Oh, of course. which of these instruments do you play? |
Bull fiddle. |
Fascinating. Do you use a bow or do you just pluck it? |
Most of the time I slap it. |
You must be quite a girl. |
Wanna bet? |
My last wife was an acrobatic dancer you know, sort of a contortionist she could smoke a cigarette while holding it between her toes Zowie! but Mama broke it up. |
Why? |
She doesn't approve of girls who smoke. |
Goodbye, Mr. Fielding. |
Goodbye? |
This is where I get off. |
Oh, you don't get off that easy. |
Please. It won't happen again. |
No, thank you. I'll walk. |
But it's such a waste a full moon an empty yacht |
I'll throw up! |
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