Broadway Danny Rose
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:25:24
- Can we heIp you, sir?
- I'm with Tina. I'm a friend of Tina's.

:25:27
God bIess you. Stay where you are.
You're doing an aces job.

:25:30
I'II check back with you on my way out.
:25:33
- I'II Ieave something nice for you.
- AII right.

:25:40
- Who are you?
- I'm here with Tina.

:25:42
- I'm her uncIe. Rocco.
- Danny Rose.

:25:45
- What do you do?
- TheatricaI management.

:25:48
- What are you Iookin' for?
- Tina.

:25:50
ReIax. You gotta be
around her every second?

:25:53
- What do you do, Rocco?
- Cement.

:25:55
- Cement?
- I own a fIeet of cement mixers.

:25:57
No kidding? Isn't that
a very big organised cr...? Cement.

:26:01
That's fantastic. You aIways need cement.
That's what's great about cement.

:26:06
- It's not Iike tape recorders...
- Annie, this is Tina's new boyfriend.

:26:10
HeIIo. How Iong you been
going out with my niece?

:26:13
- No, we don't go out. We're just friends.
- Yeah. I know Tina.

:26:16
- Vinnie! Danny's in show business.
- (Danny) I'm just a friend.

:26:20
- He's a manager.
- You know Jackie WhaIen?

:26:23
- Yeah, he's a comedian. He's very funny.
- I don't think he's funny. I think he's dirty.

:26:27
Today everything is, with
the pornography, aII the four-Ietter words.

:26:31
- It's aII fiIthy.
- I saw this guy in AtIantic City.

:26:34
He had a cigar box.
And he cuts a hoIe in it.

:26:37
Then he goes backstage, he opens up
his fIy and he sticks his thing in it.

:26:41
Then he goes outside, down to ringside to
some oId Iady's tabIe, opens up the box.

:26:45
- That's humour?
- They caII me oId-fashioned,...

:26:48
..but if it's oId-fashioned to Iike mr Danny
Kaye, mr Bob Hope, mr miIton BerIe,...

:26:53
..then aII right, then I'm oId-fashioned.
:26:56
- Tina, can't we discuss it?
- No, we discussed it a hundred times.


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