:27:02
One on the red wins.
:27:06
That's too bad. Well, that's roulette for you.
:27:12
Good night, sir.
Good night?
:27:14
You mean good morning?
Good morning, sir.
:27:17
Some like short men
some like them tall
:27:21
I'm funny that way 'cause I like them all
:27:25
Tell me how long do I have to wait?
:27:32
Can I get you now?
:27:35
Or must I hesitate?
:27:38
I hate to wait
:27:45
Bravo!
:27:46
May I offer you a New Orleans Fizz.
:27:48
Permit me to call you an old dear.
:27:50
A New Orleans Fizz for the lady.
Yes, sir.
:27:53
I'm so glad to see so many men here.
The kind I like, too.
:27:57
You flatter us.
May we ask what types of men you prefer?
:28:00
Just two, domestic and foreign.
:28:02
Won't you tell us where you're stopping
during your visit here?
:28:05
Stopping at nothing.
:28:11
French toast. It's all right.
:28:15
Drink to her who long has made
strong men sigh...
:28:18
to the girl that gave to song
what gold could never buy.
:28:21
Thank you, gentlemen. Thank you.
:28:27
It's better to be looked over than overlooked.
:28:30
Won't you sing once more for us?
I'm sorry, gents, but I have to retire.
:28:35
Please sing.
The fun's all over if you go to bed.
:28:38
All right, I'll sing.
:28:42
- What will it be?
- Sing St. Louis Woman again.
:28:44
No, why not sing your own favourite?
:28:47
My favourite?
:28:50
All right. Play it, boys.
:28:59
My old flame