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"I couldn't attend the opening because I was down the street..."
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"...in The Yankee Prince."
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"- Open it up. - Keep it closed, Buck."
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"Cohan, you're surely not going to your dressing room now."
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"You're good for at least another five curtain calls."
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"That's enough for tonight."
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"Mr. Cohan, are you sure you're feeling well?"
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"I feel all right. Any news from Popularity?"
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"No, but they should be ringing down just about now."
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"You'd think my family would let me know."
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"Well, it's a good sign. They probably couldn't tear themselves away."
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"- What time is it? - Seven-thirty."
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"- That clock right? - Yes, sir."
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"That's an early show. They ought to be here by now."
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"- Maybe something wrong with Mom and Dad. - I've got reports on the minstrel show."
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"- What'd we lose this week? - Oh, 10,000, more or less."
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"- What's the total loss so far? - A few dollars under 200,000."
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"Hmm. That include the cost of the red ink?"
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"Popularity better be a hit. Got a lot of dough sunk in that too."
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"Eddie, call Wallachs and find out what's keeping them."
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"What did the papers say about the minstrel show?"
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"Here they are. Rave notices again."
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"Hmm, rave notices. That's bad."
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"The better notices you get on minstrel shows, the more it costs you."
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"All except the last act. Alecson suggests a new finish."
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"Hmm, I see. A new finish. Hm."
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"How about Saturday night?"
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"- Close it? - Close it."
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"- Saturday night. - Mm-hm."
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"- Give the company two weeks' salary. - All right."
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"- Oh, good evening, Mrs. Cohan. - Good evening."
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"- Hello, dear. - Hello, Mom. Hi, darling."
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"Dad, I was worried about you. I wondered what happened."
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"Sit down. Right here. You sit down."
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"That theater's awfully cold, George. Better have some more heat put in there."
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"- Take care of that right away. - Remember that skating act in Camden?"
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"They were there. I wonder where they got the money."
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"Finnegan, Feeney, and Riley. I remember them well."
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"Well, come on, tell me, how'd it go?"
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"Well, the audience loved it, every minute of it."
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"The sets were beautiful, George."
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"Uh..."
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"Why so quiet, Sam?"
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"The toughest house I've ever seen."
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"The critics walked out at the end of the second act."
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"Hmm."
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"Mm-hm."
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"Come on, Dad. Come on, let's have it."
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"Heh. Well, there's no use beating around the bush."
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"Pretty bad, George."
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"Could've been a lot better."
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"All right, you write a bad play. The only thing to do is forget about it."
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"Everybody's entitled to one failure."
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"Let's go to Delmonico's, have the party, just as though the show was a hit."
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"You take the girls on over there, and I'll see you in about a half-hour."
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"I've got some things I want to talk over with Sam."
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"Those critics have been after my blood for years."
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"They'll gang up on me and do a good job of it, but I'll beat them to it."
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"I'll take an ad in every paper right alongside their reviews..."
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"...telling the public we've got the greatest show in town..."
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"...sold out for 10 weeks in advance, we'll run a year."
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"The public will believe me."
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"- Listen, Georgie, you can't do that. - Why not?"
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"Too big a reputation. You can't disappoint the public."
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"They'll never forgive you, never trust you again."
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"We stuck our necks out, and we got clipped."
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"Georgie."
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"You can't do this. You'll always regret it."
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"- Sit down and take this. - We'll be sorry."
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"- To the theater-going public. - George..."
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"To the theater-going public."
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"I wrote a play called Popularity."
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"Mr. Harris and I produced that play."
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"In the opinion of people we respect, it is a bad play."
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"In this, we heartily concur."
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"It is a very bad play."
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"I do humbly apologize and ask forgiveness..."
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"...for having presented anything of which you couldn't possibly approve."
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"There will be five more performances."
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"Please miss them."
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"Signed..."
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"Happy?"
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"It's a wonderful second-act curtain."
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"Send copies of this to all the papers for the next edition."
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"Extra! Lusitania torpedoed by German sub!"
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"This is it, George."
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"And we were worried about the success or failure of a show."
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"Now we've really got something to worry about."
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"It seems it always happens."
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"Whenever we get too high-hat, too sophisticated for flag-waving..."
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"...some thug nation decides we're a pushover, all ready to be blackjacked."
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"And it isn't long before we're looking up anxiously..."
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"...to be sure the flag's still waving over us."
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"Left foot."
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"Right foot."
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"On your toes."
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"I used to be a model."
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"You'll look awful pretty peeling potatoes."
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"- On your way, wise guy. - Next."
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"Left foot. Right foot."
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"All right. Take this paper and report to Sergeant Cooper for your examination."
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"Next. Name, please. Oh."
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""George M. Cohan."
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"Occupation: actor, author, composer, and producer."
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"- Address: Devonshire Hotel." - How do you know so much about me?"
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"Don't you recognize me, Mr. Cohan? I used to be a clerk at the Friars Club."
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"- Oh. - Heh-heh. "Age: 39.""
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"- Doesn't even give me a chance to lie about it. - Thirty-nine? I'm sorry, Mr. Cohan."
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"- You're overage. Thirty-one's the limit now. - What's eight or nine years, more or less?"
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"- The Germans won't ask for a birth certificate. - I know how you feel, Mr. Cohan..."
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"...but you've got to be young and tough for this army."
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"It's no picnic, all those hardships."
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"The mental strain, the trenches, the fighting, the marching."
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"- And the mademoiselles. - I hope."
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"- No, you'll never be able to stand it. - Hardships and physical strain?"
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"Young man, you don't know what you're talking about."
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"This war's a coffee klatsch compared to a season with a musical show."
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"I'd like to see these kids do what I do..."
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"...in a performance and be on their feet at the finish."
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"I'll give you an idea of what I mean."
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