Artists and Models Page #9
- APPROVED
- Year:
- 1955
- 109 min
- 243 Views
from the sticks
really open your eyes
Painting portraits
So to each creator and imitator
Who daubs and dabbles
with the brushes
For the guys who draw the bunnies
For the Sunday morning funnies
And brighten up the world today
So to each creator and imitator
Who daubs and dabbles
with the brushes
To the gals who look so fetching
To the guys who do the sketching
We'd like to give a hip-hip-hooray
We'd like to tip the old beret
To the artists and the models
Who brighten up the world
Today
I gotta get into my other costume
to meet the Bat Lady.
- Hurry up.
- Here, take that off.
All right.
Get him down the back elevator
immediately.
Leave it to me.
Hey, you're stepping on my tail!
The Bat... The Bat...
- Bat Lady!
- Come to me, darling.
- Come on. There we go.
- Hello, Henrietta.
Eugene?
Hey, Eugene, what are you doing?
Well, if ask me, he's making time
down the back elevator with a bat.
Oh, wonderful.
He went with Bessie. That's great.
- Bessie! What happened?
- Where's that dame?
She stole my clothes.
- They've gone.
- Whoa! I can't go out there like this.
Put this on.
- Did a bat and a fat rat come out?
- They just left in that foreign job.
Come on. Let's get going.
Bessie! Hurry!
- Coming.
- Come on.
Here we are, darling.
Oh, that's nice.
Yeah, but where are we?
Where we can be alone, darling.
Wow! What a place to grow orchids.
Oh, darling, you look so tired.
Why don't we go upstairs
where you can take a nice nap?
Your voice sounds very familiar.
I think we met someplace before.
Here. Now, get to the nearest phone,
call the Secret Service,
- tell them where we are. Come on.
- Yes, sir.
This sure is a cosy place you have here.
This is our little nest.
You could breed locomotives
in this little nest.
- Are you all right?
- I'm all right.
Just get me a new liver, that's all.
Come on. We gotta get over here.
Come, darling. Let's go upstairs.
Come on.
Come, come. Come on.
Oh, boy!
Come on.
Come on.
There.
Here we are.
There.
Oh, you look so tired.
Let me help you with this.
You need some rest.
And by the way, what are you keeping
that mask on for, Miss Bat Lady?
Mystery lends enchantment.
Well, if I want mystery, I watch "Dragnet".
First we'll have a drink, darling.
Here, sit down. I'll be right back.
I'll have celery tonic on the rocks.
This will do it.
To us, darling.
To our troubles.
May they never be little ones.
Are you wearing that mask
because there's something wrong
with your nose, possibly?
There's nothing wrong with my lips.
- There's something wrong.
- What?
Well, when Bessie kisses me,
the tops of my shoes pop open.
- Would you mind if I tried again?
- No.
Thank you.
I'm sorry. Bessie's the one. Sorry.
Well, then I wish you all the luck.
Here is to Bessie.
I'll drink to that. And you're a good loser,
I don't mind telling you.
A real good loser.
To Bessie Sparrowbush.
Well, thank you very much for the drink.
- It was wonderful.
- You're welcome.
- Good night.
- Night.
He's dreaming.
Goosey Goosey, 221.
Freddie Freddie, 711.
Goosey Goosey, Freddie Freddie.
What's this "Goosey Goosey,
Freddie Freddie"?
Goosey Goosey lives
at 221 Appleseed Avenue,
on the corner of Prune Street,
at 711 Cornfield Place
between Succotash Street
and Corn Pone Place.
Eugene, wake up! Eugie, wake up!
You're sleepy. So sleepy.
- Oh, sleepy.
- They're in the garden. Hurry up.
He's up there.
She sinks her teeth
into his goose feathers.
"What is the formula?" she asks.
She's hurting Vincent's mousetrap.
He has to tell. He has to tell.
- The secret formula is...
- Kangaroo Patrol!
Kangaroo Patrol! Kangaroo Patrol!
K-A-N-G-A-R-O-O!
Ivan! Kurt! Otto! They're up here.
Sorry, we don't need any.
Don't shoot.
Remember, we need his dream.
Where did they go?
They took him away.
He was yelling "kangaroo".
Spread out. Find them.
K-A-N-G-A-R-O-O-O!
K-A-N-G-A-R-O-O-O-O-O.
They're up here. Hurry!
Help! Get me out of here!
Oh, Eugene! Eugene!
Eugene, Eugene, Eugene.
Eugene, please, wake up.
There goes the Sagittarius.
Very good.
No!
Come on. We'll just make it.
When you pretend
Gee whiz!
Divine
And things turn out just fine
She's his
You're mine
There always comes a time
For wedding bells to chime
That's true, my friend
For life is filled with happy endings
When you pretend
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