Broadway Melody of 1940
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Mr. Matthews, here.
Let me do that, sir.

:29:02
I wouldn't have had
this happen for anything.

:29:05
I think we'd all be more comfortable
if you just sat down.

:29:08
Yes, sir, thank you.
:29:10
Well, one thing about a little water,
it never does any harm.

:29:17
Shaw, Mr. Casey tells me
you're a good dancer.

:29:20
Yeah? Well, I can't argue with him
about that.

:29:23
If you're as good as he says, we may
be able to use you in our next show.

:29:27
You'd be making no mistake.
Johnny and I did a specialty act...

:29:30
...in a musical show in Kansas City.
We did three minutes in one.

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- Stopped the show cold.
- I don't doubt it.

:29:35
If my partner were here,
we could do it.

:29:37
- I'm not interested in your act.
- It's great.

:29:39
And I'm not interested in your partner.
This is a one-way deal.

:29:44
- No team, huh?
- Nope.

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You see, we're looking
for a new personality...

:29:49
...a leading man for Miss Bennett.
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Me? Dance with Clare Bennett?
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That was the idea.
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Mind standing up for a minute?
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I want to see how your height
would be with Miss Bennett.

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Yeah. Before we go any further,
I want to see you dance.

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- Have you caught Miss Bennett's show?
- No, sir.

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Go see it. There's a number called
"Between You and Me."

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If you think you can do it, I'll try you out
Saturday night after the show closes.

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Gosh, that would be great.
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- But...
- What's the matter?

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- Nothing, Mr. Matthews, nothing.
- Still worried about your partner?

:30:33
A lot of partners in the theater
have outgrown each other.

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- Do you hear me, Shaw?
- Yes, sir. Yes, sir.

:30:41
I guess you're right, Mr. Matthews.
A guy's got to look out for himself.

:30:45
Well, it's up to you.
Take it or leave it.

:30:49
I'll take it.
:30:56
Hey, where you been?
:30:57
To every agent and manager in town,
but I've got a perfect record.


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