:18:00
That's the one.
:18:01
A fellow just looks around the floor
:18:04
Who could ask for anything more?
:18:06
Who could ask for anything more?
:18:09
Who's complaining?
I'm not complaining
:18:12
The sacrifices are few
:18:17
-My shoes may not be leathery
-My pillow not so feathery
:18:20
My legs may be forgotten
:18:22
In cotton
:18:24
No complaining
:18:26
Through the campaigning
:18:28
I'll raise no hullabaloo
:18:31
My nails may lose their brilliancy
:18:33
But who cares what civilians see
:18:36
So long as they don't ration
My passion
:18:38
For you
:18:43
Good night. Happy kitchen.
:18:47
Good night. Happy office.
:18:51
Good ni--
:18:57
Good night. Happy taxi.
:19:07
Good night. Happy smoking.
:19:14
Have that girl come
and see me tomorrow.
:19:16
l'm glad you liked her. l thought she
was quite unusual-looking for a blond.
:19:21
No, the one with the red hair.
:19:23
Oh, the red hair. Oh, the red hair!
:19:31
l'll be in the study for calls.
:19:33
l don't know why you pay me if you
ignore my judgment. Stop whistling!
:19:38
l wear myself out, wading through
1 0,000 girls, and out of the 1 0,000...
:19:43
...you choose a redheaded nervous
breakdown who specializes in sneezes.
:19:47
She told me so.
:19:49
That one isn't a girl, John.
She's a leaping thyroid.
:19:53
l don't believe l've been in a honky-tonk
place like McGuire's for 40 years.
:19:58
l don't know why l've saved this. Take a
look at it. You're interested in antiques.