:06:00
He was more a Christian
than a storekeeper.
:06:03
He might overcharge you,
but he said his prayers.
:06:06
Honey.
:06:08
He would want you
to use that money he left you.
:06:12
Money he worked hard for all his life
to save for a rainy day?
:06:16
It's raining. Pouring.
:06:18
Oh, cheer up, Arthur.
You won't sell anything without a smile.
:06:34
- Arthur!
- Make me happy, Joan.
:06:38
It'd really be nice, huh?
Down here on the floor?
:06:41
Joan, look.
I want to show you something, Joan.
:06:44
- Stop! Arthur!
- Birds do it. Bees do it.
:06:46
Little birdies in the trees do it.
:06:54
It was just a thought.
:06:58
A very peculiar thought, Arthur.
:07:03
Don't you ever listen to the words...
:07:06
...in the songs?
:07:08
In these songs?
:07:10
That's not real life.
:07:12
Real life?
:07:15
You tell me what real life is.
:07:17
It's a bowl of dog biscuits.
:07:19
There's nothing wrong with that,
if you're a dog.
:07:24
That's what you want.
You want a goddamn poodle.
:07:28
Not a man. Not a real man!
:07:31
- Don't be silly, Arthur.
- Well, I'll tell you this...
:07:34
...this is one old dog
who ain't coming back to the kennel.
:07:37
What do you mean, Arthur?
:07:38
Three guesses.
:07:41
Arthur?
:07:44
A thousand dollars.
:07:45
What on earth do you want
with $ 1000, Mr. Parker?
:07:49
- I want more capital for my business.
- Selling sheet music?
:07:53
Yeah, songs, on commission.
:07:56
I got a bad territory, see...
:07:58
...East Central Illinois.
God help me.