Love Me or Leave Me
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:22:07
That's all right, dear.
Everybody can make a mistake.

:22:10
- How's she doing?
- Well, not bad. Not bad at all.

:22:14
In fact, she's quite a performer.
:22:16
Did you hear that?
:22:17
Will you talk to Mr. Frobisher
and ask him if I can have a little song?

:22:21
I'll talk to him when I get good
and ready. How do you like that?

:22:25
You had one lesson.
It's time for a swelled head?

:22:28
You think you can fool the public?
You wanna embarrass me?

:22:35
I'm sorry. It's just been
on my mind, you know.

:22:39
I guess this is my night
for making mistakes.

:22:41
It's because you're tired.
You're not thinking good.

:22:45
You got no business keeping her up.
I'll take you home.

:22:48
You go right to bed.
:22:51
Thank you.
:23:08
To quote Willie Shakespeare
Please lend me your ear

:23:12
My introduction is done with pride
This act is known both far and wide

:23:17
His imitations are all the go
So here he is, the star of our show

:23:23
Eddie Fulton!
:23:24
- Fulton! Where's Fulton?
- I don't know.

:23:27
- Fulton, you're on!
- Great! Great!

:23:29
- What'd I tell you? A knockout!
- Yeah, yeah.

:23:31
- Fulton! Fulton, hurry up!
- You're on.

:23:34
- Sorry.
- Lf it's hard to get here, quit.

:23:37
Why not spend all your time at the
craps table. And don't forget, smile.

:23:43
Well, you got what you wanted, huh?
:23:47
What's the matter? You wanted
a chance to sing, and I got you a chance.

:23:51
- I'm on and off in a second.
- What'd you expect?

:23:53
Well, it's not a real number.
:23:57
I was just thinking of something.

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