1:33:02
- Why not?
- Well, uh...
1:33:04
Then how about having just
one with us before we leave?
1:33:06
Thanks. I feel fine just as I am.
1:33:08
Oh, a tiny one, for medicinal purposes
against the night air, huh?
1:33:12
- She doesn't want one, George.
- Well, then, uh, shall we?
1:33:42
- Sure you don't want a drink?
- Sure.
1:33:49
You know who that guy is?
A bookie.
1:33:52
All the barbershops and saloons
in town dancing with my wife.
1:33:55
- He came over and asked very politely.
- She'd dance with anybody.
1:33:58
She waited to see
if you had any objections.
1:34:00
I wouldn't object
if a chimpanzee asked her.
1:34:02
- Then you've got no right to complain.
- Oh, I've got no complaints.
1:34:05
I'm happyJoe from Kokomo.
Greatest little wife in the worid.
1:34:07
Fine home. Fine friends.
Everybody loves me.
1:34:10
- Oh, why don't you stop acting like a spoiled baby?
- Everybody loves Porter.
1:34:13
I'm fed up listening
to your waa-waa-waa.
1:34:15
You're always talking about being
such a man. You don't even act grown up.
1:34:18
- What are you gettin' sore about?
- You. You're so stupid.
1:34:21
- Now wait a minute!
- Have you any idea how much
Lora Mae's in love with you?
1:34:25
- No, how much?
- So much she's afraid to tell you,
afraid you'd laugh at her.
1:34:28
Me laugh? She couldn't say it
with a straight face.
1:34:31
Lora Mae in love with me?
It's all she can do to wait it out.
1:34:34
- Wait it out?
- Yeah, like an annuity till it matures.
1:34:36
Like a slot machine till it pays off.
That's what she's waitin' for.
1:34:39
A chance to call it off, to collect.
"The end of the line. Fares, please."
1:34:43
Don't tell me about love
and Lora Mae.
1:34:46
Oh, George.
1:34:55
There's a fine, relaxed
atmosphere at this table...
1:34:57
- as if there were a body hidden under it.
- I'm sorry.
1:34:59
Oh, I was only kidding.