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"Well, it was a wow. I haven't laughed so much in years."
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"The fellow's got the golden touch."
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"Maybe so, but not for me, Mr. Erlanger."
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"What I want is a quiet, dignified musical play."
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"I want to perform in a theater, not a boiler factory."
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"Come in."
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"- Hello, Harris. How are you, Cohan? - Hello, Abe."
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"Everything's all right. You'll see."
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"Oh, uh, Fay, uh, may I present Mr. Harris."
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"- How do you do? - And, uh, Fay, this is Mr. Cohan."
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"- George M. Cohan. - How do you do?"
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"We were just talking about you, George. Miss Templeton's never seen your work."
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"Hmm. Been sick or in Europe?"
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"No. I've been right here on this stage for two years."
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"Oh, buried."
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"Oh, uh, don't misunderstand me, Miss Templeton. I, uh..."
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"Well, I've never been at a loss for words before..."
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"...but right now standing here in your presence, why, I hardly..."
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"Well, I'd prefer to have these flowers speak for me."
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"- Why, Mr. Cohan, how sweet of you. - Oh, it was nothing at all."
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"Excuse me for breaking in on you like this, Miss Templeton..."
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"...but I would like to present my own flowers my own way."
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"- But, Mr. Cohan, I thought... Is he? - Drunk."
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"May I have the honor of supping with you at Rex's tonight after the show..."
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"...and drinking champagne out of your..."
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"- Pardon me.... slipper? - Excuse me, Mr. Dietz."
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"Haven't you forgotten that your junior partner, Goff, does all the drinking?"
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"Yes, but on special occasions, I take over..."
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"May I put these in water for you?"
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"- Well, really, I... - I never saw Dietz drunk before."
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"Heh-heh. Well, uh, shall we get down to business?"
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"If you like, Abe."
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"Well, George, how would you like to do a play..."
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"...with one of the biggest stars in America?"
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"- What do you think I've been doing? - Heh. Yes."
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"You see what I mean, Fay? Heh-heh. Isn't he a card?"
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"Positively a riot."
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"Yes, well, George, what's your new story like?"
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"That is, I mean, can you write a play without a flag?"
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"Miss Templeton, I can write a play without anything except a pencil."
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"- Laugh. Now, look... - There's really no use discussing anything."
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"I would never please the sort of people who revel in your antics and fireworks."
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"Oh, you're just being modest, Miss Templeton."
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"If you'd let yourself go, you'd be just as noisy and entertaining as the rest of us."
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"You might even have fun yourself."
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"Abe, isn't it about time for the curtain to go up?"
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"Look, if you haven't got time now, maybe a few minutes after the show."
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"I'm sorry. After the show I'm going home to New Rochelle."
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"It's only 45 minutes from here..."
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"...but it's like a thousand miles from all the noisy, neurotic people..."
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"...one has to associate with in our profession."
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"Now, Miss Templeton, you can't..."
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"- Fay, I warned you. - That tact of yours. That wonderful tact."
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"What are you thinking about?"
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"Well, have you thought it over, Fay?"
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"I'm not interested in Mr. Cohan or his plays."
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"Now you're making a great mistake, Fay."
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"He's the most original thing that ever hit Broadway. You know why?"
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"Because he's the whole darn country squeezed into one pair of pants."
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"His writing, his song, why, even his walk and his talk..."
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"...they all touch something way down here in people."
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"Now, don't ask me why it is, but it happens every time the curtain goes up."
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"It's pure magic."
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"I'm bored by magic. I know his formula."
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"A fresh, young sprout gets rich between 8:30 and 11 p.m."
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"Yes, that's just it, Fay."
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"George M. Cohan has invented the success story."
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"And every American loves it because it happens to be his own private dream."
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"He's found the mainspring in the antique clock."
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"Ambition, pride, patriotism."
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"That's why they call him the Yankee Doodle boy."
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"Now, if you'll take a tip from me, Fay, you'll do just what I'm doing."
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"You'll hitch your wagon to his star right now."
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"Abe, I've got to change for the second act."
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"Now, Fay, don't make up your mind too quickly."
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"Take a little time. Think it over."
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"Who's locked my door?"
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"- Who is it? - What's going on here?"
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"He'll be through in a minute."
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"Excuse me. I beg your pardon. I didn't realize who you were. Come in."
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"- May I? - Why, of course."
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"What does this mean?"
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"Would you mind telling me why you're still here?"
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"Well, here it is, ready and dedicated to you."
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"- What? - Well, uh, when you made that exit speech..."
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"...you said you lived only 45 minutes away."
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"That struck me as being a perfect title for a show and for a song."
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"During the first act, you've written this new song?"
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"Strange surrounding. It took me longer."
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"He's worked so hard. The least you could do is hear it."
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"- Yeah, it'll only take a minute, won't it? - Depends on the encores. Heh."
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"Well, you certainly are persistent. All right, go ahead."
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"- Mind if I change? - Oh, thank you."
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"That's wonderful of you. Thank you very, very much. Go ahead, George. Play it."
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"Only 45 minutes from Broadway"
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"Think of the changes it brings"
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"For the short time it takes What a difference it makes"
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"In the ways of the people and things"
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"Oh, what a fine bunch of Reubens"
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"Oh, what a jay atmosphere"
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"They have whiskers like hay And imagine Broadway"
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"Only 45 minutes from here"
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"Only 45 minutes"
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"That's good. It's rather different."
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"- You liked it, Miss Templeton? - Ah!"
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"Excuse me. That's only a chorus number."
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"He's got one number called "Mary" that's perfect for you."
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"- She doesn't sing that. - She is gonna sing it."
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"- No, no, no. - Shut up."
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"It's the best thing he's ever done."
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""Mary," hmm?"
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"This looks very interesting."
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"It's only a so-so number."
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"If it's as good as "45 Minutes from Broadway"..."
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"- Well, it isn't, and besides, you... - What do you want to do, spoil everything?"
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"- I can't let her have that. - What difference does it make?"
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"- She's gonna sing it. She will. - But she can't sing it."
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"With Abe's money and your brains, we'll be able to make a million."
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"Shh!"
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"For it is Mary"
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