:44:02
- She's a fine lady!
- Mm-hmm.
:44:04
But listen-
:44:06
- I heard that one time she-
- That was her daughter!
:44:09
- Oh.
- You see, I'm keeping company with her.
:44:12
- You is?
- Yeah, I been engaged to her ever since the time-
:44:15
- I didn't know you knowed her that long.
- Sure!
:44:17
I worked with her brother. And one day
on the job, the first thing I know-
:44:22
That was your fault.
Now, what you should have done was-
:44:26
- I did!
- You see that?
:44:28
- Now that why I like talk to you.
- Yeah.
:44:30
'Cause me and you can
agree with one another.
:44:32
Sure!
:44:34
You know one thing.
When I get the car fixed up...
:44:36
I'm gonna take you and your girl
out for a ride sometime.
:44:38
- That'll be great! Can you make it-
- I'll be busy then.
:44:42
- When can you make it?
- Let's see. The best day for me will-
:44:45
That'll suits me.
What hour?
:44:47
- Anytime between-
- That's a little early, but we'll be there.
:44:49
- All right, I'll be seein' ya.
- Later, bye-bye.
:44:51
Bon voy-
:44:58
That was awful nice of you,
honey, to promise us a raise in salary.
:45:02
Oh, that's trivial, honey, trivial.
:45:04
- I might even split my profits with you.
- Oh, really?
:45:07
Wonderful.
:45:09
Oh, that's my man.
Now, don't go away.
:45:11
I'll be right back in a second.
:45:13
Oh, that's swell. What-
All of this for three bucks?
:45:16
Uh, the candy may be
a little stale, but it's a nice box.
:45:19
Thank you.
Thank you, Cousin Jake.
:45:21
- Isn't he wonderful?
- Edna Mae, I believe you've taken a shine to that angel.
:45:26
- Shine? Did you say shine?
- Yes.
:45:28
Doggone it.
I know I saw him somewhere.
:45:30
- He's a bootblack.
- Who?
:45:32
That angel. He ain't no angel.
He's got a shinin' stand in Harlem.
:45:35
- He shined my shoes a thousand times.
- What? A bootblack?
:45:39
- Come on, kids.
- I'm so mad, I don't know what to do.
:45:44
Listen, girls!
:45:53
This is me, kiddies, Gabe.
:45:55
I've got a surprise for you.
:45:57
Come in, deary.
We've got a surprise for you too.