Show Boat Page #3
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...for the safety of this community
if word gets out.
Now, you better close
the show, right now.
We'll pack up and get out
of here first thing in the morning.
- Come on, Julie.
- Julie.
- Where's our Julie LaVerne?
- We want Julie LaVerne.
Julie.
Be sailing soon?
Yes. Just as soon as...
Julie, I...
- Your ma wouldn't like this.
- She's asleep.
Julie, I had to.
I didn't have any wrapping.
I made it into a pincushion.
It was for Christmas.
Julie, nothing's changed.
Nolie, Nolie, always true.
You'll write to me.
Let me know how things go.
Stay happy, now.
Julie.
Julie!
- Need any money?
- No, thanks.
Goodbye, Steve.
No, I said we didn't.
Pride is smaller than kindness.
Thanks, Julie.
Captain Andy.
- Mr. Steve, I wants to say l...
- Goodbye.
Well, ride the river, Joe.
- Miss Julie.
- Keep riding the old river, Joe, boy.
Miss Julie, I wish I could...
There's an ol' man called the Mississippi
That's the ol' man that I wants to be
What does he care
If the world's got troubles?
What does he care
If the land ain't free?
OI' man river
That ol' man river
He must know something
But don't say nothing
He just keeps rollin'
He keeps on rollin' along
He don't plant 'taters
He don't plant cotton
And them that plants them
Is soon forgotten
But ol' man river
He just keeps rollin' along
You and me, we sweat and strain
Body all achin' and racked with pain
Tote that barge
And lift that bale
Get a little drunk
And you lands in jail
I get weary
And sick of tryin'
I'm tired of livin'
And scared of dyin'
But ol' man river
He just keeps rollin'
Along
Joe, cast off.
Windy, set your helm.
All right, boys, stand by
with the plank. Cast off!
Don't plant 'taters
He don't plant cotton
And them...
Captain Andy. I just heard the news.
May I be of service to you, sir?
Yes. Yes, come aboard, young fellow.
Step lively.
Thank you.
But ol' man river
He just keeps rollin' along
You and me, we sweat and strain
Body all achin' and racked with pain
Tote that barge
Lift that bale
You get a little drunk
And you lands in jail
I gets weary
And sick of tryin'
I'm tired of livin'
And scared of dyin'
But ol' man river
He just keeps rollin'
Along
- Good morning, all.
- Good morning, Captain Andy.
Good to see everybody
so chipper this morning.
That's the spirit.
High wind or high water...
...the show must go on.
- Good morning, darling.
- Good morning, Papa.
Fine talk. But with capacity business
waiting at Boonville tonight...
...who are we gonna get
for a leading man? Answer me that.
Patience, Parthy, patience. Didn't know
I used to have a magic act, did you?
Ladies and gentlemen,
Mr. Gaylord Ravenal.
The new leading man
of the Cotton Blossom Troupe...
...and coming idol of the river,
or I don't know my business. Which I do.
Thank you, Captain Andy.
Ladies and gentlemen...
...it is an honor.
- You've met my wife, I believe.
- A repeated pleasure, Mrs. Hawks.
- And my daughter, Magnolia?
Only in make-believe.
All right, magician. Who are we
gonna get for a leading lady?
Your daughter.
- What are you talk...?
- Papa.
Listen, we can't get
no leading lady till New Orleans.
Don't wanna give up
all that box office, like you said.
Yes, Mama. All that cotton-crop money
just fresh from being counted.
That's a lot to turn down.
Well, I still mean to say, I don't
wanna go against principle. But...
- Just until New Orleans, at least.
- Oh, please, Mama.
Well, go on.
How wonderful.
Miss Hawks.
I see. And then I embrace her.
Is that correct?
That's right. Now, let's take
it again, clean through.
Yes, Lady Southwaite,
even though I know...
Nolie, remember your smile,
- That'll always get them.
- Yes, Papa.
Yes, Lady Southwaite,
even though I know your secret...
...the child is one to which I should
like to give my name.
Will you marry me?
Oh, Hamilton, my own.
Just a minute, young man.
We won't have that.
We'll have none of your tricks
on or off the stage.
But, Parthy, I thought
that was kind of natural.
Nature isn't necessary in play-acting,
Hawks. Especially that kind.
Play-acting is just make-believe.
Now. Now, hold her for a split second.
- I see.
- With no kissing.
- No kissing.
- And then, stand apart.
- Then I stand apart.
- At arm's length.
- Oh, at arm's length.
- Yes. You understand?
- Yes, ma'am.
- Very well, then.
Well, maybe.
Still don't make no difference.
Take it from me, I got a sixth sense
about these things.
- You two are going over like floodwater.
- Sure are.
Magnolia Hawks and Gaylord Ravenal
are gonna be the hit of the river!
But hit or not, remember now,
no nonsense. It's just make-believe.
What's the meaning of this?
- Mama, Gay and l...
- Get yourself ashore, Mr. Ravenal.
Sir. Ma'am, I'm asking
Nolie to be my wife.
You? A no-account river gambler?
How dare you.
Gambler, yes, but hardly no account.
You know, Captain Andy...
...it's dead waste to stay cooped up
here in this penny-ante existence.
Nolie's meant for the life
and happiness of the world.
I love her.
And by heavens,
I'm gonna see that she gets them.
And you, standing there...
...are you proud and happy, looking
forward to a life with such as him?
Yes, Mama, I am.
Then that's a sight
I never want to see again.
Oh, Mama.
Bless you, darling.
I love you always,
no matter what you decide.
Son, I hope it's not just Saturday night
with a cold Monday morning to follow.
Whatever happens, Nolie,
always remember to smile.
Are you still sure?
Still sure this is what you want?
Maybe you are taking a 100-1 chance.
I want you more than
anything in the world.
Mrs. Gaylord Ravenal.
You are love
Here in my arms
Where you belong
And here you will stay
I'll not let you away
I want day after day with you
You are spring
Bud of romance unfurled
You taught me to see
- You are love
- You are love
- Wonder of all the world
- Wonder of all the world
- Where you go with me
- Where you go with me
- Mr. Ravenal. Is your team laid up?
- Yes?
- Well...
- No, had to sell them. Doctor's orders.
Mr. Ravenal will have to do a lot more
walking from now on.
- Key, please.
- Mr. Ravenal.
- Yes?
- Your account is six weeks overdue.
I'd like to have immediate payment.
Well, isn't that rather
That's right.
But by tomorrow night, or...
We'll have our bill ready at that time.
Come, darling.
Sorry. Next car, please.
I suppose this sounds
very dramatic...
...but they are all yours.
Very dramatic.
Stop giving me your diamonds, madam,
and go home to your husband's arms.
- Will you listen to me?
- Even though I reek of the fleshpots...
...even though I cannot
kiss the hem of your gown.
- I won't have you...
- Though I am unworthy as they say...
...I still have my pride,
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