Man-Proof Page #5
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- 1938
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Come on, nestor!
Nestor!
Come on, flynn!
8... 9... 10.
Just a few moments, please.
We're going to try and get the winner,
Kid nestor, to say a few words for you.
And here he is right
By the mike.
Here he is,
Ladies and gentlemen.
Hello, mother.
I ain't hurt none.
It was a great fight,
And the best man won.
Goodbye, mother.
Thanks a lot, kid.
That's beautiful.
Come on, mother.
Well, the best man won.
Good evening, radio audience.
And now dempsey's caf?.
During the evening,
To some well-known characters.
But wait a minute.
Here comes kid nestor.
Yes, folks.
Kid nestor.
2 to 1 he says it.
Oh, it couldn't happen.
There they are right there.
Okay, kid.
Hello, mother.
I ain't hurt none.
It was a great fight,
And the best man won.
Goodbye, mother.
Come on, kid nestor,
I have a table for you.
Thanks very much, mr. Nestor.
Let's give him a hand.
Right here.
Yes, this is it.
This is it.
Waiter.
Say.
Oh!
Well!
This is the chair.
This one here?
Mm-hmm.
I beg your pardon.
Yes, ma'am.
Would you do me a favor?
If I could.
Would you mind
Moving over?
I'm just as mystified
As you are, old man,
So it's all right.
You don't mind, right? No, no.
Watch your duck, now.
It's not a duck.
It's a capon, mister.
Oh, I beg your pardon.
It's all right.
Hello, gus.
You don't remember me,
But do I remember you!
Well, your face
Is familiar, miss.
Impossible.
Oh, I get it.
You were the young lady that
Was here with jimmy kilmartin.
Who?
The cartoonist on my paper.
The fellow mother was with
Tonight at dempsey's.
Oh, kilmartin.
The fight expert.
Yeah.
He lost his shirt on the fight,
And am I glad.
Why?
Don't you like him?
Oh, he thinks
He knows it all.
Mm, I get it.
What are you going to have
To drink?
I don't care.
Couple of anythings, gus.
I don't care, either.
Ha-hum.
A night in new york.
It's a tall town, isn't it?
It is when it hums.
Oh,
I'm beautifully tired.
It's like a drug.
Well, I'm gonna send you to bed
Pretty soon.
I'm not tired, really.
Oh, no.
I know you're not tired.
I'll smoke one cigarette
In your little house,
And then I'll blow...
With the smoke.
It's time
For fun and mating
And I'll be with you soon
All the best folks
Are parading
On a sunday afternoon
We'll rent
A horse and carriage
And I'll be proud of you
We'll talk about a marriage
On the busy avenue
And then we'll ride
To the countryside
I'll burst with pride
In your sunday gown,
You're the talk of the town
Oh, you can have
The twilight
And you can have the moon
Give me those happy moments
On a sunday afternoon
Shut up!
I want to sleep!
Uh-oh.
Can you imagine
Anybody going to sleep
At this time
Of the morning?
Good night,
My pretty one.
You're not coming in?
I'm going
To walk out on you.
And if it hasn't been the
Gayest time I've had, mimi,
Don't ever
Give it to me gayer.
I couldn't take it.
Take your hat off a minute,
Will you?
Go on, take it off
Just a minute.
You're lovely.
Good night.
Good night.
Jimmy!
Yeah.
How did you get in here?
The landlady let me in.
I told her
I was your brother.
Why?
Oh, I just came up
To talk about the fight.
What do you think?
Lovely fight, wasn't it?
Nice and bloody.
Or didn't you notice?
I didn't notice.
You didn't notice much
At dempsey's either, did you?
Except mr. Alan wythe.
Well, well, well.
"well, well, well" what?
You must be surprised.
About what?
To find me alone.
Of course not.
I'll see you tomorrow.
Oh, I see.
You just came around
And waited a few hours
To say good night.
That's sweet, jimmy.
Yeah.
You turned out to be pretty sweet
Yourself when it comes to that.
Oh, yeah, sure.
You were going to the ball to show
Them all how free you were of him.
You showed them tonight,
All right, sister.
I just love you
In the role of big brother.
It suits you perfectly.
Well, uh, good night.
Good night.
And thanks
For coming around.
Oh, sure. Okay.
Glad to give you a laugh
Anytime.
What's the difference?
Makes a lot of difference.
And I'm not kidding now,
Jimmy.
I'm glad
You came around.
Why?
When I came in,
I wasn't thinking at all
About why this evening
Was so lovely.
I -
What I'm trying to say is...
Your being here
Made me realize
That alan is much better
Than you had expected him to be.
I'm very grateful, jimmy.
Are you trying to tell me
You're slipping
On that same old banana peel?
Maybe I am.
Would you like
To tell your mother that?
I know
She'd love a little talk.
Yes.
Let's have lunch tomorrow.
And I think
I'll talk plenty.
Oh, I don't know
What I want.
And stop stalling, anyway,
You two.
Tell me the talk
I was promised.
Coming up.
You want a soapbox?
No.
I don't need any.
I'm not trying
To sell anything.
Come, come, come.
Let's have it.
Well, mother...
I'm in love.
That's the big idea.
And he's in love with me.
Talked it all over, huh?
We never said a word.
And elizabeth -
Where does she come in?
I don't know.
Have you any plans?
No.
We didn't talk.
I wish
There weren't any elizabeth.
What makes you think
He loves you?
Jimmy did.
No gags today, mimi.
Please.
All right, mother.
I just mean that alan
Didn't try to make love to me,
And I know
That he was happy.
What do you think
Will happen?
He will get a divorce
And marry me.
Listen to her, will you?
All right.
You talk, and I'll listen.
What do you think's going to
Happen? It ought to be good.
I've got no kick about what's
Really gonna happen, mimi,
But he isn't
Gonna marry you.
He isn't gonna get
A divorce.
That's not the way it's going
To be. But I'm not kicking.
My only quarrel with you is
You're just trying to kid yourself.
I'm not doing anything
Of the kind.
Oh, don't give me any more.
I can't stand it.
I'm not giving you anything.
I wouldn't give you anything.
Now, now, don't fight.
Oh, mother.
Jimmy's got such
A rotten outlook on things.
Now stop rewriting me.
It's just the baloney
I think's rotten.
I told you,
I've got no quarrel
With the way things
Are really gonna work out.
As far as I'm concerned,
That's all right.
Oh, yeah?
Yeah.
Well, it's not all right
With me.
But I don't know
What I can do about it.
Mother, it isn't going
To be like that,
In spite
Of what jimmy says.
I promised you I'd try to get
Interested in something else.
Well, it didn't work.
And now if alan loves me
As much as I love him -
And I think he does -
He can't keep on
With elizabeth.
But whatever happens...
Everything's going
To be aboveboard.
That's why I'm telling you
All this,
And I'm going
To tell elizabeth.
Well, that ought to make
For a beautiful friendship.
But, mimi -
It's no use, meg.
Elsie dinsmore's
Discovered life and love.
Hello?
Who's calling?
Just a minute.
Miss swift, madam.
Oh, thank you.
Hello, mimi.
Oh, yes, I'm better.
Thank you.
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