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00:00Your date can't be that expensive.

00:02Comic.

00:04Now don't forget to alibi for me if anything comes up.

00:07I can't talk you out of going.

00:09Nope.

00:10Okay.

00:11Anybody ask, I say you went to the dentist.

00:14Bertha goes for things hygienic.

00:16Okay.

00:23Rise and shine, lady. Not a stool pigeon in sight.

00:27This is a rough way to keep a date.

00:29I'm over and keep me company.

00:30Uh-uh. I need the elbow room.

00:32I've got something I want to show you.

00:37$2,200.

00:39That's more money my old man made in several years.

00:42More than I've ever seen in one bun.

00:44You mean to tell me you made all that selling phony champagne?

00:47Mm-hmm.

00:48That, plus the dances and my sitting-out time.

00:51Leesburg, get out your loudest band.

00:53Here comes Mamie Stover.

00:54Yes, ma'am. The cotton queen comes home in style.

00:57Beat those drums for your Mississippi Cinderella.

01:00I'm glad you're going home.

01:02Oh, no, not yet, Jimmy.

01:04This is only the beginning.

01:05I'm averaging $40 and $50 a night for my cut.

01:08That kind of arithmetic may never get you home.

01:12Oh, sure it will, but there's no rush.

01:14Besides, you stop trying to chase me out of town.

01:17Remember, you're talking to Bertha Parchman's number one girl.

01:21Rich, too.

01:23Bertha's even having a song written about me.

01:25What, an up-to-date version of Ten Cents a Dance?

01:27No, I'm going to be famous.

01:30Well, if I'm coaxed, I might buy a copy.

01:32If I'm coaxed, I might autograph it.

01:34Here we are.

01:57Here's one of the reasons why Ellen's different, Mamie.

02:00Just you and me in the ocean, huh?

02:01And a picnic lunch.

02:06I didn't know you played golf.

02:08Oh, not too often.

02:10Just mornings and afternoons.

02:12Where are you playing?

02:14Country club.

02:16She play, too?

02:18Who?

02:19The girl on the dock.

02:20Oh, Anna Lee.

02:21Sure, she plays a good game.

02:24Very hard to play?

02:26Just aggravating.

02:28Here, you unroll these mats while I lock up.

02:31Jimmy, will you do me a favor?

02:44I don't know.

02:46I need a check for $200 made out to my father, Gustover.

02:49Well, that's pretty thoughtful.

02:50Mm-mm.

02:51Strictly selfish.

02:53Pop will show that money down at the courthouse and the barbershop and all over town.

02:57Brag Me Up is the biggest success story of the year.

03:00It's worth a lot more than $200 to me.

03:03Okay, Cinderella, sold.

03:06One check to Gustover for $200.

03:08Thank you, Jimmy.

03:10Gee, that'll leave me with $2,000 even more.

03:13On the nose.

03:14Trouble is, I hate to keep that much money around.

03:18Bank it?

03:19Mm-mm.

03:20It's against the house rules.

03:22Bertha says the income tax people watch us pretty close.

03:25She should know.

03:28Jimmy, why don't you keep my money in your bank account?

03:33No, ma'am.

03:33Nothing to do.

03:36You know, you're a pretty strange guy.

03:38You said you thought you understood me, but you don't.

03:41I'm only trying to make you my friend.

03:46I want to trust you with my money.

03:48There isn't anything closer between friends than that, is there?

03:52Is there?

04:00You could rent a safety deposit box and keep it there for me, couldn't you?

04:11Oh, my God.

04:20I want to trust you with your friend.

04:22You and your money.

04:52Am I holding up progress on the year's bestseller?

05:02I haven't written anything decent in a week.

05:04Then let's chase the cobwebs and shoot some golf.

05:07Oh, well, I... I can't right now.

05:10What's wrong, Jimmy?

05:12Not a thing.

05:16My being here embarrasses you.

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