:35:11
Maxie!
:35:16
Max.
:35:18
Hey, you. Trumpet player. Come here.
:35:26
You're a handy guy.
:35:28
Handy with the trumpet
and the fist.
:35:30
He didn't have to do that.
:35:32
Sit down.
:35:38
Play me something snappy.
:35:40
- You know "Ain't She Sweet"?
- Yeah.
:35:42
Well, play it.
:35:49
Don't stop. Keep playing.
:35:59
What? Don't you like my beer?
:36:01
No.
:36:03
Try some more, you might
develop a taste for it.
:36:06
Mike!
:36:16
- Come on, let's have a drink.
- I'll have another beer.
:36:20
- Deal me in, I feel lucky tonight.
- All right, what will it be?
:36:30
Maybe I'm getting too old
for this music racket.
:36:33
It's not much fun anymore, and you
can't sell it for a bag of peanuts.
:36:37
Sure you won't come with me?
:36:40
- Indiana's awful nice this time of year.
- You mean out to old Aunt Mary's?
:36:44
Oh, stop kidding. You'd like my folks.
We got plenty of room.
:36:48
No, thanks, I'd only be in the way.
:36:50
I ought to go see my own folks.
:36:52
I think I will, honest.
:36:54
Where do they live?
:36:56
Texas.
:36:58
Thought you said you were
from Missouri.