Holiday Inn Page #4
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- 1942
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very closely.
She was a medium... medium-built
sort of a girl with a medium face.
She had a... a nice evening gown on
with a belt in the back.
She was built
just like a girlfriend of mine,
a girl you don't know, but...
her name was Consuela Schlepkiss.
She used to play the pinball machine
at the drugstore.
She was high man
three weeks in a row.
Thank you.
Thanks a lot.
That's nothing at all.
Happy to do it for you.
Say, I've got a hunch, fellas,
we're gonna find this girl eventually.
And when we do,
we'll be glad we waited for her.
Listen, I'm not interested in
getting any other partner, understand?
A chance meeting in the night.
Destiny.
She'll be back.
Here's where we'll find her
on the next holiday.
- Here?
- Here.
I've got to go turn the roast.
Now don't worry.
We'll find her.
If I see her from the back again,
I'll recognize her.
It's kind of a roundabout way
to go at it, but let's try it.
Are you decent?
Yes, come in.
- What's that?
- Well, I thought it over,
and I believe our number
would go better in blackface.
Oh, I thought we were
gonna do it like this.
Well, that was before I...
before I thought it over.
- I'll look terrible in the stuff.
- No.
- I don't even know how to put it on.
- I'll put it on for you.
I broke in as a bootblack, you know.
Here we go.
Oh!
For a month and a half...
I've been dreaming how pretty
I was going to look tonight.
Well, here's my punishment
for thinking so well of myself.
Oh, you'll have plenty
of times to be pretty.
I was just going to ask you to be
in the rest of the shows out here.
- You were?
- Will you?
Will I?
Fifteen nights a year...
Cinderella steps into her pumpkin coach
and becomes Queen of Holiday Inn.
What's the matter?
I wish I didn't have to work
all the other days in the year...
to make these few possible.
you can stay out here all the time.
Did you hear what you just said?
- Yeah.
- Was it a proposal?
Well, it will be when I get
a few bucks in the bank.
Well, you're a strange duck.
You don't even give me a chance to say
"Darling" and throw my arms around you.
You'd better save that
'til you see the bank book.
Well, I guess I'm sort of engaged.
Say, what is this, a daisy chain?
Uh... well...
we were just looking for
the back of a girl we don't know.
Upon a February morn
A tiny baby boy was born
Abraham
Abraham
When he growed up
this tiny babe
Folks all called him Honest Abe
Abraham
Abraham
In 1860 he became
The 16th president
And now he's in
the Hall of Fame
A most respected gent
That's why we celebrate
Abraham
Abraham
When black folks
lived in slavery
Who was it set the darky free
- Abraham
- That's right, child.
Abraham
When troubles come down
from the shelf
Whose heart was bigger
than hisself
- Abraham
- Yeah, man!
Abraham
The country's
going to the dogs
They shouted loud and strong
Then from a cabin
made out of logs
The right man came along
And that is why we celebrate
Abraham
Abraham
- U.S.A.'s united thanks
- Yeah!
- To one whose name was Nancy Hanks
- Tell me!
Abraham
Abraham
- She gave this land the finest son
- That's what she did.
- Whoever went to Washington
- Who dat?
Abraham
Abraham
When someone told him General Grant
He answered
Go on out, see if you can't
Get all my generals tight
- A...
- That's why we celebrate
- Bra...
- Ham
- Abraham
- Was a real fine man, that Abraham
- Abraham
Abraham
Good night.
I give up.
She's not here tonight.
You wait here.
I'll go up and see if Jim's seen her.
Gus is waiting to take you
to the station.
Remember, day after tomorrow,
St. Valentine's Day.
- Someone's coming. Use the other stairway.
- Well, who is it?
- Bill collector.
- Oh.
- Good night.
- Good night, Jim.
You'd better get inside before you
catch cold. You haven't got a coat.
- Well, I...
- Go on.
I don't need a coat now.
Hey, Ted, did you find the girl?
This is terrible. I wish we could
recognize her from the front.
- I feel like a wolf.
- Ted!
Ted!
Ted!
- She's here! I saw her! This way! Let go!
- Who?
Shortcut, come on!
Giddap!
- Why, it's locked. It's never been locked before.
- Oh, me!
Let's try the other stairway.
- Let go of me!
- Go ahead.
Well, we've lost her again. Did you
get a look at her face this time?
No.
We're still working from the rear.
How do you know it was her?
She had an overcoat on.
I don't care if she ha...
How do you know she had an overcoat on?
Well, she... If she didn't,
look for a girl with pneumonia.
Come on, let's get inside.
Say, um, Jim,
when's your next show?
Next show?
Uh, St. Valentine's Day, I think.
- Ooh, the day after tomorrow, huh?
- Is it?
That's a break. We'll get here early
and stay until we find her.
We'll make an announcement
asking her to identify herself.
- We won't miss next time.
- No. Fellas, how'd you like the show?
Well, we were so busy
we didn't see much of it, Jim. Why?
- Thought the people seemed to like the blackface routine.
- Yeah, they did.
Don't you think a blackface number
on St. Valentine's Day'd be novel?
- A what?
- It's no good, huh? Just an idea I had.
- Well, good-bye. -
Good-bye. - So long, Jim.
- Hey, lady!
- Yes?
We open in an hour.
You haven't even had a rehearsal.
Coming.
Oh, very smart.
You'll have to talk Gus into
buying a horseless carriage.
I spend half my life
between here and the station.
Gus'll have to face the machine age
sooner or later, won't he?
- Did you escape those bill collectors the other night?
- Bill colle...
Oh, yes, temporarily. That reminds me,
I got a surprise for you downstairs.
- Well, thanks. What reminds you?
- Nothing.
It's just, uh, I want you
to remember the surprise...
when those doggone
bill collectors move in.
You sound sweet,
but you don't make sense.
Oh, the Inn
is so romantic-looking!
I posed for those Cupids myself.
- Hello, boys.
- Hello, Linda. Hi, Jim.
A lot of paid-up cards
here tonight.
- Where's the surprise?
- Aha, right here.
A little home cookin' I whipped up.
Beautiful.
"Be Careful It's My Heart. "
And I ain't kiddin' either.
I wrote this just for you, honey.
Be careful
It's my heart
It's not my watch
you're holding
It's my heart
It's not the note I sent you
That you quickly burned
It's not the book I lent you
That you never returned
Remember
It's my heart
The heart with which
so willingly I part
It's yours to take
to keep or break
Be careful
It's my heart
That's the girl.
Be careful
It's my heart
It's not my watch
you're holding
It's my heart
It's not the note I sent you
That you quickly burned
It's not the book I lent you
That you never returned
Remember
It's my heart
The heart with which
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