Easter Parade Page #5
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in the same show with me.
I agree with him.
that I can tell you about Don?
No.
Good. Now let's talk about us.
Did you know that scientists say that people
fall in love quickest during a rainstorm?
I can prove that.
Because that's when I fell
in love with you.
You're not angry?
Angry? No, I'm not angry.
I'm very proud.
Do you think that...
...you could love me?
Oh, Johnny, I'd be such a fool if I didn't.
But...
...l'm in love with Don.
Are you sure?
And it's...
It's nothing like I thought
it was going to be.
It never is.
You know, l...
I used to dream that...
...when I'd fall in love with a man...
...he'd send me flowers...
...sweep me off my feet,
take me in his arms.
It's nothing like that with Don.
He doesn't even know I'm alive,
half the time.
When he sweeps me off my feet...
...it's during a dance number.
When he sends me flowers...
...it's because it's good for business.
Oh, he's taken me in his arms...
...but there've never been less
than 700 people watching.
Oh, it's not his fault.
It's mine.
When they were passing out the wishes...
...I wished for him.
Our dinner should be ready soon.
I'm not very hungry.
Neither am I. Should we go?
Yeah.
We're not staying.
- You're not?
- No.
Your hat and coat, Mr. Harrow.
There's an old superstition
Way down South
Everybody believes
That trouble won't stay
If you shake it away
When they hold a revival
Way down South
Everybody with care
And trouble that day
Tries to shake it away
Shakin' the blues away
Unhappy news away
If you are blue, it's easy to
Shake off your cares and troubles
Tellin' the blues to go
They may refuse to go
But as a rule, they'll go if you'll
Shake 'em away
Do like the voodoos do
Listenin' to
A voodoo melody
To and fro
With every shake
A lucky break
Provin' that there's a way
If you would lose your weary blues
Shake 'em away
Shake 'em away
Shakin' the blues away
Unhappy news away
If you are blue, it's easy to
Shake off your
Shake off your cares
And shake off your troubles
Show them that there's a way
If you would lose your weary blues
Shake 'em away
Shake 'em away
Away
Away
Hello?
Hannah. Now, don't tell me
Johnny, have you heard from Don?
I haven't seen him since yesterday.
I've been calling everyplace.
No. I wouldn't worry.
Nothing could've happened.
You don't know how depressed he's been
the past few weeks.
Then today, with the papers saying
what a big hit the Follies is.
You know, he turned it down, and...
I don't know.
Oh, wait a minute, Johnny.
Will you hold the line?
There's somebody at the door.
- Hello, baby!
- Don!
- Where've you been? You read the reviews?
- Sure. Very good.
- But wait till you read ours, baby.
- Ours?!
- Dillingham wants us for a show.
- Dillingham?!
Yeah! He called me this morning.
I've been with him all day.
- He wants to build a show around us.
- Oh, Don!
- Where's a calendar? A calendar!
- A calendar? A calendar! Here! Here!
- Here's one.
- Yeah. Move over.
Now, everything's all set.
We start a week from Monday.
Four weeks' rehearsal.
Four on the road, Philadelphia, Boston.
Opening in New York April 6th.
Oh, Don, look!
April 7th. What about it?
Easter. We'll be here
for the Easter Parade.
- That's right. We have a date, haven't we?
- Yes.
- Say, how about celebrating tonight?
- Wonderful.
- Go out and do the town.
- I'd love it!
I better meet with the writers.
Pick me up, huh?
- Right.
- Good.
Eight o'clock.
- Sharp.
- Sharp.
Bye.
Johnny, are you still there?
I'm sorry.
Yes, I'm still here.
Congratulations.
Did you hear? Isn't it wonderful?
Yes, it's great.
I hope you don't mind
if I break our date for tonight.
Oh, Johnny.
That's all right.
We'll celebrate tomorrow night.
Thank you, Johnny.
Bye.
Operator. Plaza 3-1549.
Hello, Nadine?
Nadine, I'll be able to make it
Right.
- Hello.
- I hope I'm not late.
- You're right on time.
- Aren't we going out?
I thought if you didn't mind,
we'd have dinner here.
- I'd love it.
- Good.
Champagne?
Yeah.
There won't be anybody to disturb us,
just the two of us.
I thought we'd go over some new
ideas I have for the show.
- There's one in particular I know...
- What?!
What's the matter? What have I done?
Nothing, that's what you've done.
Nothing.
I thought we had a date tonight,
not a rehearsal.
I should know better than to expect
you to be human.
- You're just a pair of dance shoes.
- What?
I'm tired of being a prop here!
- I don't even feel like a girl!
- Listen...
- You're just a pair of dancing shoes!
- You said that.
I don't care!
Besides, I bought a new dress!
- It's pretty.
- You haven't even looked.
- That's not true.
- Oh, isn't it?
All right, then tell me:
What color are my eyes?
You won't be able to answer that because
you have never paid enough attention to it.
They're brown.
That's right.
- I'll get my hat and coat...
- Oh, no, please.
Can't we stay here?
- But you said...
- I know, but...
...that was before.
I don't mind now.
All right.
Fire is so pretty.
"It Only Happens When I Dance With You."
That's one of the old songs.
She's very beautiful.
Yes, but she doesn't mean anything
to me anymore.
I told her I could teach any girl
to dance as well as she.
And you have.
No. We have.
The idea was just this.
I started out to prove something, and now
it isn't important anymore. That's all.
It only happens
When I dance with you
That trip to heaven
Till the dance is through
With no one else
Do the heavens seem quite so near
Why does it happen, dear
Only with you?
Two cheeks together
Can be so divine
But only when those cheeks
Are yours and mine
I've danced with dozens of others
But the thrill that comes with spring
That only happens
With you
Why didn't you tell me
I was in love with you?
Come in.
- Hi.
- Hi, how are you? Thanks for the flowers.
- Nervous?
- No. Don't do that!
Don't put your hat on the bed.
It's bad luck.
- I'm sorry.
- That's all right.
- Come in.
- Fifteen minutes, Miss Brown.
Oh, I feel like I'm going to my execution.
Don't worry. They love you.
That's unanimous.
Come in.
- Hello, Don.
- Hi, John.
I'll go start leading the applause.
Good luck.
- Thanks, John.
- Don, can you die from fright?
You'll be all right once you get on-stage.
I better go get dressed. Good luck.
- Thank you.
- Don't forget to watch my number...
...with all those beautiful girls.
This is my left leg. This is my right.
This is my... Anna? Anna, my garter.
- Garter?
- The garter for me. Where is it? The garter.
Here he comes
Looking for his baby
It's for sure
Sure and not for maybe
Don't ask when will the lucky day be
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