Clambake Page #4

- Thanks, Mr. Burton.

- Yeah. Thank you.

Hey, let's get her movin'.

Maybe I can start before the clambake.

- What's the matter?

- You just said the magic word.

Clambake?

Yeah!

Everybody, get 'em while they're hot.

Lobsters, clams, chicken, shrimp.

And bikinis, too.

Clambake

Gonna have a clambake

Clambake

Gonna have a clambake

Mamma's little baby loves

clambake, clambake

Mamma's little baby loves clambake, too

Mamma's little baby loves clambake, too

- Hey, listen, world, you've gotta know

- Clambake!

- I'm cuttin' loose and lettin' go

- Clambake!

Who needs the worry and the strife?

Life can be a ball now

just followin' my life

Clambake

Gonna have a clambake

Clambake

Gonna have a clambake

Look for the brightest lights in town

That's where you'll find me

hangin' round

I've got this feeling to be free

I pick and choose the life I want

And that's the life for me

Clambake

Gonna have a clambake

Clambake

Gonna have a clambake

Mamma's little baby loves

clambake, clambake

Mamma's little baby loves clambake, too

Mamma's little baby loves

clambake, clambake

Mamma's little baby loves clambake, too

Hey!

- Look for the brightest lights in town

- Clambake!

That's where you'll find me

hangin' round

I've got this feeling to be free

I pick and choose the life I want

And that's the life for me

Clambake

Gonna have a clambake

Clambake

Gonna have a clambake

Mamma's little baby loves

clambake, clambake

Mamma's little baby loves clambake, too

Mamma's little baby loves

clambake, clambake

Mamma's little baby loves clambake, too

Clambake

Gonna have a clambake

Clambake

Gonna have a clambake

Clambake

Gonna have a clambake

Clambake

Gonna have a clambake

Clambake

Gonna have a clambake

Clambake

Gonna have a clambake

Clambake!

Hi, ole buddy. Pull up a log and join us.

- Lotta food left over.

- I couldn't eat another bite.

Hey, I saw you hauling Burton's folly to

the hotel. Gonna convert it to a ski boat?

- Not exactly. Getting it ready for the race.

- You're putting me on.

- You think so?

- Yes. It wouldn't hold when it was new.

- Be no better with an amateur patch job.

- James!

I just think he's stepping out of his league.

Stick to what you know.

- You mean stay where I belong?

- You might say that, yes.

Thanks for the advice.

I hope you won't mind if I don't take it.

No, I don't mind. Might be good for a laugh.

Hey, how 'bout you and me

goin' on a treasure hunt?

Treasure hunting? Where?

Didn't you know? Out there,

a sunken pirate ship loaded with bullion.

- Soup?

- Gold.

- Went down in a hurricane 100 years ago.

- And it's still there?

On a clear night, like tonight,

you can even see it... They say.

- You can?

- Yeah, come on. I'll show you.

OK.

Hey, that sounds like a good idea.

Why don't we go find some treasure?

All right.

- You should get yourself a girl.

- Did you ask him if he had a sister?

Hey, come on.

Oh, hello, Mr. Burton.

I see you're working

later than usual tonight.

Can't be helped,

that is if we wanna win that $10,000.

Sure wouldn't mind.

I had a lot of hopes for that boat.

After ten years of trying, I thought

I finally had a design that could win.

- You did. The fault wasn't in the design.

- What do you mean?

The hull broke cos the protective covering

gave way. Can break it off with your hand.

The same thing'll happen again.

What's on here is the best resin I know of.

- Would you do me a favor, Mr. Burton?

- Sure.

Hit it as hard as you can.

- Hit it?

- Sure. Go ahead. Hit it.

Like this.

- What have you got on here?

- It's called Goop. That's the abbreviation.

- The technical name is a foot long.

- Where did you get this?

Place I used to work. I majored in

Engineering and then I got a job in a lab.

While I was there,

I helped develop this hardener.

- If it's so good, why isn't it on the market?

- It's not that good.

Put it on the water for any length of time

it turns to jelly.

- Then what's the point?

- The company gave up on it. I didn't.

Mr. Burton, could I use your lab

to try some experiments?

I'd work nights.

I wouldn't be in anybody's way.

You think you might be able

to work something out with this, huh?

I don't know, but I'd sure like to try.

My wife died a long time ago

and we never had any children.

I've always missed not having a son.

I don't seem to miss it so much anymore.

Just lock up before you leave.

I'm going to bed.

- Thanks, Mr. Burton.

- Night.

Hey, hey!

Want some coffee?

Needs more cream and sugar.

- What do you call this thingamajig?

- Rocker arm.

Rocker arm. Yeah.

Manifold, carburetor, rocker arm.

Got it.

Oh-oh. I'm supposed to meet Sally

in ten minutes. Guess I better get goin'.

- Go ahead. Thanks for your help.

- Think nothin' of it, pardner.

Once in a while every rich man ought to

labor side by side with the workin' folks.

Mighty decent of you.

You look beat. Why not knock it off

for the rest of the day?

Hey, listen. I just met a gorgeous redhead.

I was gonna save her for myself,

but anything for a pal.

No, I've work to do at the lab. Would you

see if that package has arrived?

First thing. If it's here, I'll send it to ya

tout de suite, that's French for pronto.

Hey, ole buddy.

That race is only four days off.

Yeah, I know. Thanks, pal.

Hi, Scott. I just saw Sally in the lobby.

She's looking all over for you.

By doggies, that dame

just won't leave me alone.

And do I love it!

- How's it going?

- How are things with Jamison?

All right. I'm meeting him on the dock and

we're taking a boat to the club for dinner.

- Sounds very romantic.

- He's romantic all right.

His proposals just don't include marriage.

I wouldn't let that worry me.

One of these nights, instead of going

to the club, he'll ask you up to his room.

He's gonna play some very soft music

and have the perfect dinner.

Pheasant, under glass, of course,

and wine, and dessert.

Let's see. Cherries jubilee.

And after that...

If you get that far, you've got it made.

- Tom, what's the matter?

- Nothing.

All right. I'll see you.

Hey.

Come here.

Blot.

Unless Jamison's blind, maybe

he can see the trees instead of the forest.

Thank you.

You give your hand to me

And then you say hello

And I can hardly speak

My heart is beating so

And anyone could tell

You think you know me well

But you don't know me

No, you don't know the one

Who dreams of you at night

And longs to kiss your lips

And longs to hold you tight

To you, I'm just a friend

That's all I've ever been

But you don't know me

For I never knew the art of making love

Oh, my heart ached with love for you

Afraid and shy

I let my chance go by

The chance you might love me, too

You give your hand to me

And then you say goodbye

I watch you walk away

Beside the lucky guy

To never, never know

The one who loves you so

No, you don't know me

"As director of research and development,

"it is a function of my position to explore

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