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I'm through with love for a while.

I'm through and yet.

You have a fabulous smile.

So if I forget.

Remind me.

Not to find you so attracted.

Remind me.

That the world is full of men.

Show you what God could do with me to kill you, Marjorie.

Oh, is he?

Mickey Chelke.

It turns 25, 5 million bucks.

Currency of O'Leah, Marjorie, his grandfather invented it.

It's amazing something gets so rich, I'll see you.

I know how well feeling when I met you.

You drive me crazy if I let you.

There's a bone button on your efforts to forget you.

Remind me I'm in love again.

I call it the Mickey Chelke Follens.

I couldn't help noticing that your escort suddenly got called to the fall.

Of course the fact that I tipped Arthur Ten bucks to the simmers beside the boy.

I take it to your friends, intimits.

Look at this one.

Fascinating how the phone works, isn't it?

You can cause one man to leave your life.

And another man to enter it.

All courtesy of seven little digits.

Phone number, lunch day.

Roadkill.

The kids got the disease.

What disease?

Nike clubitis, cute.

I tell you, Jack, guys like you and me.

We're in the wrong business. We should have been heirs.

I did all right.

In Hollywood.

Studio settled your contract, huh?

Nothing like getting fired in Hollywood.

Do you sell for five?

Don't drink all that money away.

There are many more pleasurable pastimes for a guy like yourself.

Such a hasty.

I've never been fly fishing, Jack.

It's a great fun.

I can't say that I have.

A guy used to drink with in California, taught me.

Looked a lot like you.

Yeah, well I had a work with him.

He was a cop.

Fly fishing, I'm drinking with cops.

I have the sounds to appealing to be frank.

Whoops.

In mind, Sean, I'm back.

Sure.

Maybe later.

Didn't your mother ever tell you to taste something before deciding you don't like it?

Yeah, she did.

I said maybe later.

Rough.

I'll be at the ember later.

If you need a friend, please.

Thanks. Thanks for everything.

Ray, what you said before.

I give up. What did I say before?

The fly fishing expedition.

That's just about two freshen up a bit, no?

Join me.

You'd never guess from our expressions that we don't even know each other's name.

Patricia Ward.

And I happen to be free for an hour or so this afternoon.

Uh-huh.

I'm looking to buy some pictures.

We don't sell pictures.

We take them.

Family stuff.

Wearing portraits, what not.

You get married, give me a call.

That's a horse of a different color. Come on in.

Maybe I have 2,000 pictures here.

Maybe 4,000. I'm not exactly sure.

But we have all kinds of things.

We have women in bondage.

If you like leather, if you like rubber, if you like chains.

And then there are these tropical women that get my...

Oh, you're looking for a head shot.

That's not so popular.

Get the jacket.

Who's she?

Uh, Polish girl, Sandra.

Something or others.

It's only been in a couple of times.

Real piece of cheesecake that one, huh?

I'm gonna have to go.

Yeah.

I'm gonna have to go.

I'm gonna have to go.

I'm gonna have to go.

Sorry you were late.

I forgive you.

Wow, give me time to think.

I was just sitting here pondering my sidecar.

What about how funny it is that a sidecar can convince you

that the night before wasn't a total loss.

In fact, without a sidecar, I probably have to give up nightclubs altogether.

Then having nothing met time on my hands, I probably take to the streets

and my parents would cut me off.

And I'd be forced into a life of crime in order to survive.

So you see this ward, how important a sidecar, it is.

You can call me Pat.

What are you doing to Pat?

A sidecar.

A sidecar.

Tell me something.

Why is it that I never met you before last night?

Maybe I never loved.

This ward, Pat.

I have looked in every corner of every crevice of every nightclub in New York.

And you know what I found?

I've never met anyone.

I've never met.

You know what the burden that can be?

Everyone angling for an introway.

Mickey wanted to meet my daughter.

She's fresh out of Smith with BA and French-Lindit and a minor in snagging rich young men.

Or Mickey, my grandparents are very good friends of your grandparents.

They're summer together on the Cape or the island or the zoo or wherever I'll be with summer.

What do you summer?

Nightclubs.

What do you do if it's so disastrous?

The hopes that I'll meet someone I've never met.

Like you.

Or perhaps someone you want to figure out in five seconds flat.

It's never happened.

It's about to.

Tell me more.

No Mickey.

I'll be last.

I hope you understand the highest theme that we hold your department in.

But even so, the district attorney's office is by nature clean.

We're just as soon stay out of the grime and let you do your job.

Even in an election year.

Especially in an election year.

We're not interested in ramming the public's noses into the serious corners of the end world.

I was about ramming it into the most popular night spots in town.

What?

That nightclub grounds loaded with sex and money and the two across and somewhere.

I already got a pimple suppress agent.

Oh boy. A crooked press agent.

It's his friend I'm interested in. Kid named Jelkie.

It's all man's supposed to be a big roller and butter.

Oliol Marger.

The joke is a social register old money.

I hear the kids fast on his way to becoming playboy the year.

We think he's supplying.

One night this day, the only press agent picked up Jelkie's tab at Al Casbah.

A couple nights later, the kid repaid him by giving him some names of potential customers.

He's also been hanging around with this woman.

It was made some very suspect appearances of Broadway photographer studio.

Look at this clown. You tell me.

The clown makes it provocative, metaphor.

So what you're saying is that a kid with five million bucks in the way is pimping his name.

Is that for just a minute?

It doesn't look like they're going to the prom together.

Guaranteed, this kid's in a some strange hobbies.

All right, well you don't want to tell me anything about yourself. I'll just have to guess.

You like cats? Not dogs.

Check that. You prefer dogs.

Cats are too clean.

You like horses because they're big, strong.

Probably thoroughbred.

You want to be a ballerina but you didn't like the hours.

So you'll settle for a star vehicle on Broadway.

Your family has lots of money but they don't understand.

And nobody does except your little sister who just so happens as the cutest little nine-year-old decided to paradise.

This is where I say,

gee, Mickey.

How'd you know all that?

Usually this would be the time for it if we were telling each other about each other,

which for now.

You know, Pat.

Sometimes the biggest mysteries are the easiest to solve.

What do you want? Do you want to be a hero? Is that what you want?

Because that's what you want.

You're going to have to deliver something hot, something very hot.

So I was a kale.

How hot do you think you'd make it?

Hot enough.

They're just photographs, Pat.

And after all, what is a photograph, a series of dots?

Green.

So fine that it only represents the actual subject.

Mickey.

You talk too much.

Remind me.

Not to mention that I love you.

Remind me.

To be sorry that we met.

Although I adore you.

Remind me to ignore you.

You're one thing.

I will regret.

So when your child begins to blind me.

I'll simply tie my hands.

Behind me.

Don't let me kiss you.

Please remind me.

Unless my darling.

You forget.

I'll never forget.

I'll never forget.

I'll never forget.

Now I'm not just a Scotchman.

I'm just getting my drink.

You're thinking about me, Chelm.

As a matter of fact, you're worth.

Jack, I've learned never to traffic in another man's morality.

You'd buy over a step my balance the other night.

My apologies.

No need.

Truth and tell, I was a little short of cash.

Hey, it's nothing to be embarrassed about.

Not this room is here and somebody else is mad.

Who's that?

Well, I like you, Jack.

You must be the only man in this room who doesn't know Diane Harris.

Into me.

You're saying she's promiscuous?

Globally?

And it ain't on the house.

A golden girl, they call her.

You can have her if you want.

All you have to do is put all your dough in the middle of the floor.

Lots of guys have.

Even Mickey.

Well, the problem was he didn't know.

It was a business arrangement.

You mean, Jack?

A couple of years ago, Mickey fell in love with her.

He was mutual, I guess, if you count among his attributes to green paper stuff.

She was discreet, Diane, about what she did for a living.

I mean, after all, she'd hooked the whale with Mickey.

And she could have pulled it off until that is if one of her regular customers had spilled for Mickey.

You mean he didn't know about it being a prostitute?

Jack.

Everybody did Diane.

But Mickey married her.

Would you reward me an Arca Steel?

Arca Steel? Me, Patricia Ward? Tell me, Arca.

How are things in fifth-day street?

Really now, Mickey. You've been noticeably absent.

Why is that?

Really now, Arca.

Is business so stink-go-with-the-house-of-araca that you actually missed me?

I just missed your boyish charm and girlish figure.

Pat's turn.

Is again?

Yes.

It's called really now.

It's sort of like charades, only in reverse.

Instead of creating charades, we get rid of them.

For some of the worst secret ones of August's pride.

Don't try it, Pat.

Really now, Arca.

You're not exactly in the clothing business, are you?

Who's that?

Blond's Arca Steel, Cafe Society's premier madam.

Look at that, Mickey and his new mouse.

Frontiers?

No, I don't know her.

But she's near to Cafe Society.

Nesca Tha'i Riko'l.

Leiaid's, there's nothing about that thing.

That's real.

I didn't smell it from here.

I think it's time for an intro.

Excuse me, Jack.

The pleasure.

It's a madness.

And to Thursday night.

Greetings from Times Square.

In the room, darkens.

Mickey, what say you introduce me to the young lady?

Atward, Newport.

Yeah, Ray D'Avery only 43rd Street Y.

Uncle Ray's a very busy man.

He's presently engaged and not doing the publicity for the show that I plan never to produce.

That is if I never find a script.

Excuse me.

I think I just got the short script.

One minute, she didn't exist.

And then all of a sudden she did.

Magic.

Like she was dropped out of the sky and she landed right here at the Alcanas farm.

Just don't go losing your head Mickey five will get you 10.

He'll be playing hooky from a padded cell.

What's wrong with you, Ray?

I know it's fatal.

Well, what the fuck is it called?

You're in the wrong room.

I think you got the wrong gesture when I would lily and gish.

I started half the men in this club.

The old ones.

I'm Jack Kale.

I'm Pat Ward.

And I'm here with someone.

I know.

Would you know I'm right Sandra?

Drop the gesture.

Oh.

Mickey, don't bother.

A big boy, now I have a cup.

That wasn't it.

No, Diane.

Hello Mickey.

Long time.

I've been abroad for a year.

So I've heard.

Tell me.

Fucking interesting kings lately.

Who's the midget, baby?

Sir, let me assure you.

And those will attest to this.

That what I may lack in physical stature I make up for in one important case.

And ask for the baby.

This is the golden girl.

She's a national hero, big boy.

I can send her over to screw the commies to death.

There's no right baby.

Not worth it Mickey.

You're a fucking whore.

And you're worth a fortune.

I think I'll do you a favor, Sandra.

I don't have my name.

Okay.

Come on, put him away.

Powl, have in the yorks, we're waiting to do it.

Oh, you're a bastard.

Come on.

Yeah, that's right.

Fuck.

Sorry about the commotion.

You really got to be a little more careful about the animation tickets.

Oh, Jack.

Nice entrance.

I ever consider acting for a living.

Who the hell are you?

Jack Kale.

What did you do that for?

I like the way you say it.

Mickey Jelky.

You missed a Jelky?

Someone, a churn.

Someone always says,

At season start,

Meet the lady, baby.

Play it smart.

Play it smart of me.

The penalty, that will be.

A season of regret.

Somewhat like last one year.

This year's lady fits,

With this new style of simple pleasures.

You find, to your eye,

Eliminate careless raptures.

Last year's trouble's won.

Dare you apart.

Now you know,

You mustn't start.

She only plays her part.

It begins with drinks.

At 21.

Record starts again.

Begin, begin.

By mid-season phase.

Have soon progressed,

From their nest,

Dimensions in the press.

You're an item more or less.

But this year's lady sees,

So clean, so clear,

No artless cunning.

Seasons passing soon.

You're bound to wonder why.

Where's my plate?

This is not a plate.

It's a horse.

You know what I'm saying?

Jack rabbit.

Horse.

They take care of the little rich boy.

So I take care of them.

I'm not here.

Or Mickey.

He's just drunk.

I'm glad I'm here.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

You excuse us.

Yes, I'm going to check.

I'm going to check, rabbit.

I was very kind of you to help.

Can I help you a nightcap?

I think I'll give it a rest.

I'll have one.

Does he always speak in tongues when he gets loaded?

Mickey's had some trouble with women.

Guess he doesn't trust us very much.

Come to think of it, I don't know who trusts anybody.

Got any ideas on that, Sandra?

Okay, Jack. Let's hear it.

You know me from Avenue D,

Where you grew up in a cold water flat.

I like seeing nice girls change their names

or their clothes, but you'll let it slide

and you won't tell Mickey.

If I make you the right offer.

Truth and tell, take this, Alene.

Hold on.

I can't.

Is there enough?

You know, Jack.

I just might be willing to play ball with you.

That is what you want, isn't it?

I was like having tea with the wits and off all hard.

I like it just fine.

You can tell your boyfriend whatever you want.

You can tell him you look kind of England for all I care.

Just be square with me, we'll get along fine.

Oh no.

I might become friends.

I don't know when he might need one.

Is there a table to lunch today?

Is it a private meeting?

I was just leaving.

Thank you for your efforts on my behalf.

Jack, you're a friend.

I'm eating that.

Genuinely.

Thanks.

I like you too.

It was my grandfather's.

I couldn't shut up and take it.

I want you to.

No one's ever stuck up for me before, Jack.

You did.

Nice to see you, sir.

Nice to have you with us again.

Did you have a mate?

It's my wife.

It's my wife.

And it's just a foul on you.

I can't open the heart.

Excuse me after the bath.

I actually have to use the funds.

Fairest to say so.

That's good.

Don't you park her?

She another friend of yours?

I like you, Jack.

I'm sorry about that, baby.

Hmm.

I'm going to take a step.

You said you're going to error.

Dorothy Parker?

Mother.

You're here.

As are you, dear?

Have you forgotten our dinner plans?

I'm sorry.

I've been busy.

So I see.

We waited for over an hour.

Your door, man, suggested you might be here.

Your father.

Don't tell me.

It's appointed.

I'm curious.

I'm not disappointed.

Mickey, we see so little of you.

Is it so difficult for you to find one evening

in your busy schedule?

We're never going to believe this.

You know, the actor, the one with marriage,

and what's the face and the monster?

Really? They're both married twice.

Both times to each other.

And I wanted to introduce you to my mother.

Hello.

Mother, this is a traditional word.

Jack can.

Mickey's told me all about you.

Oh, what?

Jack, here is an actor.

I see.

Tell me, Mr. Kale, where did you attend college?

I was in the Army.

Oh.

So it was my son, John.

Mickey was in the Army, too.

I saw that picture of you on your dresser.

Mickey looks absolutely dashing in the uniform.

Although I prefer my men in a tux,

they say that the tux is the uniform of modern day, man.

I didn't know you were in the Army, Mickey.

He's time.

Different thing.

See, my brother died from his country.

I played vehicle for mine.

Oh, you played the trumpet, Mickey.

He doesn't really.

We got him lessons.

It cost a fortune.

But he just wouldn't practice.

Well, maybe not.

But I like the way he sings.

Are you from New York, Miss Ward?

Well, I live there now.

But I'm originally from Newport.

My family's been there for years.

Oh, how nice.

Tell me, is there college by the ocean of the bay?

Oh, it's not a cottage, it's a mansion.

You go to school there by the mansion, Pat?

No.

My family moved from my education to Philadelphia, nameline.

Which bay?

What's your name?

Rosenberg.

Goldberg.

Steinberg.

Brynmar.

Valley Forge.

Valley Forge.

I swore when I moved to New York I'd never look back.

Why don't you two meet anyway?

I was in the Elkasbah with a friend of mine, a gentleman friend.

And, you know, very rich, very boring, older.

And there was Mickey.

A cigarette in his mouth, Martini in his hand.

Singing with the band.

He sang that old feeling right to me.

Well, mine, me.

And there was, and he wrote his number on my napkin.

And two weeks later we're getting married.

Mickey, best be with you privately.

Take her home, my angel.

Shit, new in town.

I'm showing her around. She's just a friend.

The last girl who was just a friend cost us a fortune to keep out of the paper.

That awful, Diane, whatever, a name.

Stop it. Just stop it.

Pat is a very nice young woman.

Who's got you very badly fooled as usual?

What on earth are you doing with yourself in New York?

Running around like a child with these low brows who are after your money?

Mother, nobody is fooling me!

Really now, Jack.

If we were up to you, all women would be faithful to virgins who kept your shoes polished.

And you haven't met one yet who holds a candle to your mother.

Well, I polished my own shoes and my mother polished floors.

Here, turn, Jack.

Really now, Mickey.

Mommy wasn't too pleased with her little meeting, was she?

Actually, took you outside and made it very clear she doesn't approve of your friends.

And if you don't shape up and get serious, the money may soon stop.

That's good, Jack.

Not altogether true.

It is true that she didn't approve of one of my friends.

But she liked you just fine.

Really now, Mickey, does your mother control you?

My turn.

Really now, Pat.

What was that gentleman you were with when I met you at the El Caz-Bot?

Your typical older man.

Very rich, very boring.

God.

I'm gonna sing a performance that, Pat, since the talkies came in.

Well.

Who was he?

His name's Laurence Creambone. He was my father's boss. He owns a clothing business.

The wards of a new port.

Worked for a Jew in the rag trade.

Well, occasionally they say their young daughter.

That's all they're swank.

Really now, Mickey?

Really now, Pat.

What's your name?

And enough of this Pat word from Newport by well, a feeling nonsense.

Sandra.

Sandra was Otzky.

Raised on Avenue D, 166 Avenue D.

Laurence Creambone was my father's boss. He knew me since I was little.

When I was 16 he raped me. First he got me drunk then he got me pregnant.

I had a baby and gave the baby up for adoption.

I'm gonna go get him.

Looks like Pat won the game.

In fact, we may have to retire the goddamn game altogether.

His name's Sandra was Otzky. My mother's 133 Avenue D.

Things to daughter work as a personal secretary.

You got kicked out of high school in Needle Trade about nine months ago.

Things jokies pimpen for her.

We haven't gone to a little bath yet.

We're working on it.

Hello, Zarkin.

Hello, darling.

It's your favorite juvenile delinquent.

Mickey, that's you away for the weekend.

That's a mad America steal. She's gonna bookfill with the names of her customers.

The weekend is going away.

Well, we haven't yet.

That's it, I was wondering.

Can you send a few horses down to my stable for a little bachelors of America get together?

It's awful slow around here. I'm sure I'd love to do it.

Where's the vodka? Richard.

Jokey.

You're cordially invited to a one-time come-all house party tonight.

Well, it's my place. 48 and 30.

Well, hello, Eric. The only old person sat there.

Yeah, of course I will.

Anything for the same-aid brotherhood of bachelors of America.

So this is it, man?

Parties where Jokey cleans up the bachelors of America.

Sweating in the scrubs of battlefield waiting for the flag to fly.

Bachelors of America.

You got a nickel?

Yeah, sure.

Hello?

Bikki, Jack.

Jack the bear.

I just about to call you.

I was thinking if nothing else is doing, what's the need to waste some of the drink on me?

I have a much better idea, Jack.

Bikki, I n Luftw than the

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Nog.

Fal?

Combych struggled a ddoedd dog yn syl?

O pan.

Am sydd wedi C Don

Baim!

Unot o cong pat marinees тr, ustiîtredd o slyedlon unsyddon bethol

a sydd unot.

Gwnas, greasyethbeidor,ig i saai gael y gallach.

Mae'n gyda Smirlg i'r a hypocrig camig.

Mae'r geirant sy'n a tur? Thel de gydraeth!

Mae'n gwawn.

To sy'n hwn liordagithau mae anagig hardenau.

Gda y gallach echenrhu no, gwybod.

Mae gael chwygiol.

Yn gwbbar, Naimaeguedd.

Mae llwn ond i hwn gael ond beth magdoriaeth y shun wet.

Iais Dramaebioedd gael yn mynd magdoriaeth yn gwawn gall ei holinessphire.

Whey!

Nog hugelyon freeze foster daddy…

…kolaor, terllen o gyda'r platforma i d order.

Didd soma'r Twarch er….

… Qué emphas eraid o cra buyso!

Phwllllfa bollfa i deŵni,elynch am'n nhw'n occdeus!

Giolë o hynnemio gyda orio octopusau.

Owien roll, terrific!

I cry silence,

Ghostychweulu

Car Felolu

ese European

M Witch

Sa科wr.

Chief Mẹbol.

Negoti tolu 13aas yn chi창能.

Mae rwy'n dwi?

Jespełeccium sn himself.

Mae cig am ondoddyddio.

Iog dwi matrill ni i belot o mynaillaynau yfer 끝낪io cerca o dobro.

O knockftój Shella Bãos i gardlluniouleig.

Dropaleeg fard talangilegen ond.

Hisael Bu Tapba Janteidiau pan...

Wtyn jo'r mith unrhywng Hledeeg Shella erro..

Playingla紹'n bo牌lion eraiseokia fadenina期

Th lemon gymasع ffordi i f painting o sgiliau…

Yn wh Despuésos gio betis grob deithio.

Bo'n disgr medical bob gyslowus sec Coblaethon?

Willf y mith yma, pw Faculty fo bw.,

Clara gio��ggiau,

Agh, am y pannag.

Ka wneud conjwyddai.

mommyお raised da viwkt.

краwy sleidio'n ag mileult.

herna, Ond'r hynna i'h addolo.

Wedi multiply i mewn gwineb usall i sllyguism.

I tem EXRA FOOT devia fan..

..bia wnaeth—

... toys keithan a »Fightfodaadellol Fylwed (# On no,ün ell.

Yn sys felly ogi.

nad yteb am.

YEAH...

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