Cover Girl Page #8
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- 1944
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How would you lik e some crooning
That's too, too divine?
We'll lull you with a lullaby
That's strictly Hawaiian
Put me to the test
Mak e your request
I'll climb the highest mountain
I'll swim the smallest fountain for you
To the test
- Boy
- Mak e your request
- Hawaiian poi, boy
- I'll go to the Sahara
I'll get a queen's tiara
Oh, murder!
Solid! Jackson! Zoot!
First I promise you
I'll climb the highest mountain
Then for you I'll swim
The Radio City fountain
Though I'm scared of height
And I can't even float
Just put me to the test
And here's what else I'll do quote
Get a snowball right from Popocatpetl
I'll be Hansel if you'll be my Gretel
If we can't please you
Then perhaps my clarinet'll
- Why don't you put me
- Why don't you put me to the test, babe
I'll do the rest, babe
Mak e your request, babe
Anything your heart desires
- An orange from Pomona
- A bronc from Arizona
- Or a Hansel and a Gretel
- Snow from Popocatpetl
- All of this?
- All of this is...
A mountain or a fountain
Or a solid murder, Jackson, or a...
Is yours
Pardon me, may I have the next dance?
No, thanks.
I'm sitting this one out.
- Glad to see you.
- Glad to see you.
What are you trying to do, you...?
- Lady present.
- Lady?
- Ladies?
- Where?
- Where's the lady?
- There she is. Over there.
Oh, there she is again.
Relax. You ain't even
in her world, sad sack.
- I can dream, can't I?
- Wake up. She's getting married.
I read it in the paper.
Enter, my lord. Enter.
What have we here?
A tavern?
A likely place, my lord.
A likely place.
- I'll wager the coffee is rancid.
- True, my lord. True.
Joe, how are you?
Am I glad to see you birds.
Where you been anyway?
Military secret.
- The boys look pretty good?
- Plenty good.
Look at them, and you won't worry about
who'll be boss over there.
- Well, give out.
- What'll you have?
Oysters!
What do we generally have?
Just the two of you?
Did you bring anyone with you, Genius?
No.
Oysters!
Good old Joe.
He's bald. He's fat. He says "pearls."
He says "oysters." I love him.
You know? I love him too.
- You know why?
- Why?
Because he's dumber than me.
- Dumber than I.
- Okay. He's dumber than both of us.
Here we are.
Well, Joe, here we go again.
You wanna kill the magic?
Come on, pearl.
Well, Joe, what do you hear
about anybody?
Rusty, Danny?
Okay, what do you hear
about the little redhead?
- She's moved. You know where?
- And if I did...
...she's moving again.
She's getting married.
Tonight, Danny.
Tonight?
Hey, Danny, you found it.
- Found what?
- The pearl, Danny. You found the pearl!
- Nice timing.
- I told you it was a fake.
Sure you did.
- Give me a cup of coffee, will you, Joe?
- Right, Danny.
You see, I'm a genius at everything
but minding my own business.
Rusty ought to have that pearl
after looking for it for six months.
If she's gonna marry anybody but Danny,
she'll need all the luck she can get.
- McGuire know you came here?
- Oh, no.
He'd kick my teeth in
if he knew I came here.
Danny's got it figured out
that Rusty's happy with what she's got.
He don't wanna mess it up.
- Is she happy?
- Oh, she's very happy.
She lost 10 pounds,
but, of course, it's very becoming.
If she thinks about it too much,
she can go out and get a little tight...
...which she's doing quite often lately.
You probably know what you're doing.
That was a swell thing those kids had.
I'm glad I'm not the one that broke it up.
I couldn't sleep nights.
Danny will be wondering where I went.
If Pearl there is on her toes,
she'll take care of this some way.
How can I get out without passing
those people? I'm a back-door character.
Take the door on the left, Genius,
and thanks for coming.
Oh, sorry.
I thought you were somebody else.
Well, mastermind?
- What can I do now?
- Don't be so stubborn!
You've made a mistake. Admit it.
You've still got time.
Aren't you even superstitious?
That pearl's magic. You're liable
to be struck dead or something.
What pearl's magic?
This one.
Where did you get this?
A person by the name of Genius
brought it.
Said a person by the name of Danny
found it tonight.
Danny's at Joe's.
I've never seen such a
silly-looking pearl in all my life.
- It's all lopsided.
- Lf it's silly, why are you crying?
I'm not crying.
I'm crying because I always cry
when people are getting married.
Getting married's awful.
Who ever thought of it
in the first place?
Well, we're almost there.
Danny's leaving again tonight.
Oh, but I can't run away now.
Not at the last minute.
Your grandmother could, and did.
What's the matter,
- My grandmother?
- Go on. Tell her.
Her grandmother got her into this.
It's up to her to get her out.
She ran away from me, Rusty.
At the very last minute.
In this same room.
To this same music.
But she didn't belong with me.
She belonged to her piano-playing boy
who had the right things to give her.
Just as you belong to Danny.
I managed to k eep him away
from the wedding...
... but just closing the door didn't shut
him out, because I made a mistak e.
I forgot to hide the piano.
When she saw that...
... well, she didn't hear
the "Wedding March" anymore.
... that I could never learn to play.
Dearly beloved, we have gathered
together here in the sight of God...
...and in the presence of this company...
...to join together this man
and this woman in holy matrimony.
Wilt thou, Noel, have this woman
to thy wedded wife...
...so long as ye both shall live?
I will.
And wilt thou, Rusty,
have this man to...?
L...
I'm afraid not.
Thank you very much, but...
...my grandmother had the happiest life
of any woman ever...
...because she went back
to Danny. See?
I mean, she went back
where I belong and...
It wouldn't even be nice if I got married
to you with this pearl in my hand.
It's got a silly shape,
but it's very magic, Noel.
And we'd probably be struck dead, and...
My grandmother was so happy.
Well...
I can't risk getting struck dead,
can I?
I think you'd better take that thing
and get out of here before it goes off.
- Goodbye, beautiful.
- Thank you, darling.
The dream I dreamed was not denied me
Just one look
And then I knew
That all I...
Let's k eep on singing,
"Mak e way for tomorrow!"
The sun is bringing
A new day tomorrow
Don't let the clouds get you down
Show me a smile, not a frown
Stand up and win! Turn About!
Don't give in! Let's give out!
To the blues, just refuse to surrender
One smile and you
Are a true solid sender
What if it rains and it pours?
It only rains out of doors
And you'll find
That tomorrow's
Here
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