:47:02
Half? All.
:47:03
Free beer. You come, huh?
:47:06
Beer?
:47:07
Mama, I'll come home soon.
:47:09
Take your time.
I'm gonna be so busy showing off.
:47:12
How many mothers on Henry Street
are the mother of a Ziegfeld star?
:47:17
- Bye.
- I'll see you later.
:47:25
Well, you have a charming mother,
and I have a problem.
:47:29
I ought to fire you.
But I love talent.
:47:33
And it's hard to quarrel
with five curtain calls.
:47:37
Six.
:47:39
There you are. That's my problem.
:47:42
So I guess I'll have
to give you another chance.
:47:45
Oh, Mr. Ziegfeld!
:47:48
- Did he fire you?
- Not yet.
:47:51
But I'll ring the curtain
down on you...
:47:54
...if you disobey my orders again.
:47:56
I won't. I won't. Never, ever.
:47:58
I'll do it straight tomorrow night.
:48:01
I mean...
:48:02
...without the pillow.
:48:05
You'll do it exactly like tonight.
:48:07
- That's an order.
- You liked it?
:48:09
No! But the audience did. That's why
I'm going to give you another number.
:48:14
I'll choose a new song for you.
:48:16
Thank you, Mr. Ziegfeld!
The only thing is, about that song.
:48:20
A song, you know,
it's a very, very intimate thing.
:48:23
I mean, it's really
between me and the audience.
:48:27
So?
:48:28
So one of the things I really feel
definite about is choosing my own.
:48:35
Choosing your own what?
:48:38
Songs. Songs.
:48:45
Good evening.
:48:46
- And congratulations. Both of you.
- Hello, Nick.
:48:49
- It's you, my first ruffled shirt.
- Good to see you. How're they running?
:48:53
Ahead, Flo, just like you
and this little girl.
:48:56
First time I saw her,
I had a hunch you belonged together.