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:02:00
- What took you so long?
- We found a new short cut.

:02:05
Can I have a beer, please?
:02:07
You'll also have cokes.
House rules for minors.

:02:10
- We're over 18.
- Sure you are, dear.

:02:14
How come they call this place
a tea house, dear?

:02:17
It's something that was in
and now is almost out,

:02:20
so we'll rename it
something further in or further out.

:02:24
- Clever.
- That light...

:02:27
If the fuzz comes, it'll blink
on and off, so dump the beer.

:02:31
Dump the waitress!
:02:44
Thank you very much,
and thank you, Herbie.

:02:47
Herbie and his "makes-you-wanna-
sit-this-one-out" orchestra.

:02:52
Back in your cages, fools!
Now, ladies and gentlemen,

:02:55
while our mariachis are recuperating
from their activities,

:02:58
the Tea House presents that young man
whose songs have electrified colleges

:03:03
and enraged campuses
all over the nation.

:03:07
A young man who would be playing
in San Francisco,

:03:10
if the authorities there
didn't misunderstand him.

:03:14
A young man whose charming manner
conceals the instincts of a mau-mau.

:03:21
Here he is, ladies and gentlemen,
the one and only Charlie Rogers!

:03:29
- What'll it be?
- The All-American End!

:03:32
The Witches of Wellesley!
:03:34
The Day They Hung
The Rap On Dean Semmilweiss!

:03:38
How about that?
:03:41
You girls are new here, aren't you?
:03:44
Get rid of the guys
and I'll meet you later.

:03:47
Knock it off, buddy.
:03:49
- Don't get sore.
- He's only kidding.

:03:51
- Sure, I was kidding.
- Go ahead, sing.

:03:55
A little thing
for our friends on fraternity row.


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