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-Hello, folks.
-Hello.
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This is Dixie Belle Lee.
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This is Mrs. Warriner, and Mr. Leeson,
the gentleman Mrs. Warriner will marry.
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-lt's mighty fine meeting you.
-Now come along.
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Now, you're sure we're not intruding?
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-What do you mean?
-Wouldn't you like us to have a drink?
:27:20
-Yes, of course.
-Sit down.
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My, isn't this cozy?
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So, you two are going to be married.
:27:45
l was glad to hear that. l said to myself,
''That Leeson's just the man for Lucy.''
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-Then l said to myself--
-He's always talking to himself.
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-lsn't this a charming place?
-Do you really like it?
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l'm so glad.
l almost feel like the place is mine.
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-You come here often?
-l work here, didn't you know that?
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No.
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You're from the South, aren't you?
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Well, now isn't he just the cleverest gent?
How'd y'all ever guess that?
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l don't know, it was just a shot in the dark.
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But Dixie Belle Lee isn't her real name.
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-No?
-No, she changed it, you see...
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because her family objected
to her going into show business.
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My folks thought l was going to the dogs
when l decided to go to work.
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l'm sure you'll be a big success,
and then they'll be proud of you.
:28:32
Thank you. lt's real nice of you to say that.
l'd better go now and get ready.
:28:36
-Can you stay and see my act?
-We'll stay.
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-Nothing could drag us away.
-See you later, then.
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-She seems like a nice girl.
-lndeed.
:28:48
Enough about Dixie Belle for the moment.
Let's talk about yourselves.
:28:53
So you're going to live in Oklahoma, Lucy?
How l envy you.
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Ever since l was a small boy
that name has been filled with magic for me.