:29:01
She said that's what star quality was...
:29:03
...that little something extra.
:29:07
Well, you've got it.
:29:09
Now, what are you doing wasting
your time singing with this band?
:29:14
Wasting my time?
:29:16
I'm not wasting my time.
:29:18
You don't know how many years
it's taken me to get this far.
:29:21
- I'm doing fine, Mr. Maine, just great.
- You're wasting your time.
:29:24
Now, tell me about yourself.
Where'd you come from?
:29:27
How'd you start singing?
:29:29
Have you got a family? Are you married?
:29:31
No.
:29:34
We're breaking it up.
:29:36
Why, hello, Mr. McGuire.
:29:38
Mr. Maine.
:29:39
- Ready to go home?
- Yes.
:29:40
Good.
:29:41
I'll see that Esther gets home.
:29:45
- All right, Esther?
- Yes.
:29:48
I'll see you at the bus
in the morning, Danny.
:29:50
Yeah, at 6:00.
:29:52
Okay.
:29:54
- Good night.
- Yeah, good night.
:30:03
Well, go on. Go ahead.
:30:06
Do you know the only thing
I can think of right now?
:30:09
The only thought that comes into my mind
is the way I wash my hair.
:30:15
You see, when anything happens to me,
good or bad...
:30:18
...I make straight for the shampoo bottle.
:30:23
Why would I have to think of that now?
:30:25
I understand that perfectly.
With me it's golf balls.
:30:28
If I'm happy or if I'm miserable,
I putt golf balls around the living room.
:30:33
It makes perfect sense. Go ahead.
:30:36
I'm afraid I'm no good at talking
about myself, Mr. Maine.
:30:39
Everything just runs together.
:30:41
Runs together? How?
:30:42
All over the place.
:30:45
Washing out my gloves
in crummy hotel rooms.
:30:48
And winning a contest on the radio.
And singing in joints.
:30:51
You see how my mind works?
It's all jumbled.
:30:55
I can sort it out.
:30:58
Can you?
:30:59
I can't.