Stormy Weather Page #5
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- 1943
- 78 min
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The candy may be
a little stale, but it's a nice box.
Thank you.
Thank you, Cousin Jake.
Isn't he wonderful?
Edna Mae, I believe you've
taken a shine to that angel.
Shine? Did you say shine?
- Yes.
Doggone it.
I know I saw him somewhere.
He's a bootblack.
- Who?
That angel. He ain't no angel.
He's got a shinin' stand in Harlem.
He shined my shoes a thousand times.
- What? A bootblack?
Come on, kids.
- I'm so mad, I don't know what to do.
Listen, girls.
This is me, kiddies, Gabe.
I've got a surprise for you.
Come in, deary.
We've got a surprise for you too.
All right, honey.
Now, here is somethin' for you.
Now, this is...
What's the matter? What's wrong?
- I don't know.
Girls. Girls. Just a minute.
What are you all trying to do?
What's the trouble in here?
They can hear you out front.
There's plenty of trouble.
We're not going on till we get our money.
But, girls, you've got to finish the show.
If I have to give the people their
money back tonight, I will be ruined.
I'm ruined now.
- He reminds me of...
If it's money you all are worried about, I
think I have the solution to your problem.
Cousin Jake, where did you get
all that money?
I drove my boss to Belmont Park today.
You mean, there was a coincident?
- What you mean?
That the right horse
came in at the right time...
...and on the right track at the right odds?
Yeah. -
- As we live and breathe.
# I can't give you anything but love #
# Baby #
# That's the only thing I've plenty of #
# Baby #
# Dream awhile, scheme awhile #
# We're sure to find #
always pined for #
# Gee, I like to see you looking swell #
# Baby #
# Diamond bracelets
Woolworth doesn't sell #
# Baby #
# Till that lucky day
you know darn well #
# Baby #
# I can't give you anything but love #
# Can't give you anything but love #
# Love #
# I left you love, baby #
# That's the only thing
I've plenty of, baby #
# Dream awhile, scheme awhile #
# You're sure to find #
# And we guess #
always pined for #
# Baby, you're lookin' swell #
# Do, do, do-do-do #
# Baby #
# Diamond and rings and jivin' things #
# Woolworth doesn't sell them, baby #
# Till that lucky day
you know darn well #
# Baby #
# I can't give you anything but love #
# I can't give you #
# Anything but love ##
When did you go to Hollywood, Uncle Bill?
Honey, the first time
I went to Hollywood was 1936.
Did Miss Selina go with you?
- No, she didn't go.
How come?
When two people can't seem
the same thing the same way...
...life just gets powerful complicated.
You see, honey,
this is the living room...
...here's your room,
and this is the nursery.
Oh, that's swell, Bill. That's about
the prettiest little house I ever saw.
But not for us.
- Why not for us?
You know why not for us. We're show
people, on the road day in and day out.
We don't have time
to live in a house like that.
Sure, that's the way it's been
up until now, honey. But...
Oh, but Bill, we've been
over this a thousand times.
I know, but since I've got that Hollywood
contract, we'll have plenty of money.
You won't have to go on
workin'. You can quit. - Quit?
Sure. You worked long enough.
It's time that you settled down.
And we have a home and...
But, Bill, I don't wanna quit.
I wouldn't be happy unless
I went on with my work, just like you.
Singing's in my blood.
I'm sorry, Selina. I just thought
maybe you'd see it different now.
Bill, I'm afraid I'll never see it differently.
Never.
I'm sorry too.
Selina, then she went to Paris
and got to be a big star over there.
Didn't Miss Selina ever
come back, Uncle Bill?
Not yet.
Cab Calloway.
Hello, Cab.
Hello, Pops. What's all of this?
You never told me 'bout this jive.
I wish they were mine. The neighbor's
kids, just trying to show 'em a few steps.
Run along, kids. See you later.
Come over and sit down.
Bill, I guess you ain't as
lonesome out here as I thought.
Yes, it's lonesome all right.
But I hate to give up the
place in case Selina...
...ever change her mind
and wanna come back.
But what are you doin' out here?
- Oh.
Tonight we givin' a big party
at the Downtown Club for the soldiers.
For the soldiers?
Sure. A big blow-out
before they go overseas.
Bill, I want you to be there.
You bet I'll be there.
Anything for the soldiers.
# Way down in Charleston
lives old Geechy Joe #
# Going way down to Charleston #
# To dig old Geechy Joe #
# Got a good old geechy urge #
# Can't do nothin' else but go #
# Got misery #
# Misery I can't lose #
# Got misery #
# Nothin' but bad news #
# Then I dig old Geechy Joe #
# So he can voodoo
# Gotta get back to Charleston #
# If I have to walk down
that rail road track #
# Rub a hand on a lodestone #
# Blue is black #
# I fold Geechy Joe can get it #
# I'm never, never, never,
never, never, never, never #
# Coming back #
# Comin' home #
# Geechy Joe #
# Coming home ##
Be like old times.
Why, it ain't Gabe.
- Well, if this ain't a solid send out.
What do you know, Pop?
Gimme some skin.
Mellow. Now lay your racket, jack.
Say, this cat ain't hep to the jive.
Stop beatin' up your chops to him.
Now, ain't that a bring-down.
That's a wrong riff jack.
Say, what the devil
you two fools talkin' about?
We're talkin' jive. He says he's glad to
see you, and he wants to shake your hand.
Solid.
- Righteous.
Crazy.
Go along Cab.
- Okay.
Say, Bill. Come on. I want you to come
out front and catch this next number.
I'm quite sure that you'll get a
great big kick out of it. - Really?
Go ahead.
- I'll see you.
# Don't know why #
# There's no sun up in the sky #
# Since my man and I ain't together #
# Keeps rainin' all the time #
# Life is bare #
# Gloom and misery everywhere #
# Just can't get my poor self together #
# I'm weary all the time #
# The time #
# So weary all the time #
# Since he went away #
# The blues walked in and met me #
# If he stays away #
# Old rockin' chair will get me #
# All I do is pray the
lord above will let me #
# Walk in the sun once more #
# Can't go on #
# Everything I had is gone #
# Since my man and I ain't together #
# Keeps rainin' all the time #
# Keeps rainin' all the time #
# I'll walk around
heavyhearted and sad #
# Rain pourin' down #
# Blindin' every hope I had #
# This pitterin', patterin'
beatin' and scatterin' #
# Drives me mad #
# Love, love, love, love #
# This misery #
# Is just too much for me #
# Can't go on #
# Everything I had is gone #
# Since my man and I ain't together #
# Keeps rainin' all the time #
# Keeps rainin' all #
# The time #
# Keeps rainin' all the time #
# Keeps rainin' all the time #
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