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Clips from Yankee Doodle Dandy

"Well, that's true. He is the biggest thing on Broadway."
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"Yeah, I know, but it ain't right. We'll build our own reputation."
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"We'll be billed as we should be: The Three Cohans."
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"All right, no need to get excited."
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"Don't think I'm jealous of Georgie's success..."
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"...even though I am a better actor."
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"Of course you're not jealous. Everybody knows that."
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"Oh, there'll be no stopping George."
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"All he needs is a little more experience, and he'll be a genius."
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"He mustn't know I'm better. It might interfere with him becoming a genius."
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"Still, it does look a little funny: George being the toast of Broadway..."
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"...and you folks gathering a few crumbs in the tank towns."
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"- Is either of you fellas Jerry Cohan? - I am."
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"It's from George."
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""Impossible to find three clever actors named Cohan..."
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"...for my new show anywhere in New York."
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"Return immediately for rehearsals.""
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"- What'd I tell you? - The four of us back together again..."
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"...and on Broadway!"
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"Oh, you wonderful girl"
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"What a wonderful girl you are"
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"You made the world appear to me"
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"Near to me, dear to me"
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"Blue skies, gray skies"
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"Main Street or Broadway skies"
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"Under December or May skies"
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"I'll be true to you"
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"Everybody's going to the barber's ball"
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"There ain't a-gonna be any sleep at all"
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"Until the stars are gone Until the break of dawn"
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"We're going to dance At the barber's ball"
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"Even in the kitchen, you sound like a tetrazzini."
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"Heh. In Buffalo, they say I have a nice little voice."
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"Yeah. A lot they know in Buffalo. In Buffalo they thought I was an old man."
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"Well, how do you like your part so far?"
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"Oh, I like it. I like it because it's small."
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"I'd be afraid to try anything bigger."
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"You've got something on the leading lady. You got the best song."
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"Here it is. It's finished. Come on."
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"- What about the lyrics? - Gonna give it to you now."
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"Sit down and give me a pickup."
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"My mother's name was Mary."
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"She was so good and true."
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"Because her name was Mary..."
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"...she called me Mary too."
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"She wasn't gay or airy..."
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"...but plain as she could be."
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"I'd hate to meet a Mary..."
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"...who called herself Marie."
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"For it is Mary..."
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"...Mary..."
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"...plain as any name can be."
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"But with propriety..."
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"...society..."
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"...will say, "Hm-hm. Marie.""
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"But it was Mary..."
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"...Mary..."
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"...long before the fashions came."
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"And there is something there..."
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"...that sounds so square..."
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"...it's a grand old name."
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"For it is Mary"
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"Mary"
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"Plain as any name can be"
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"But with propriety"
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"Society will say, "Marie""
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"But it was Mary"
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"Mary"
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"Long before the fashions came"
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"And there is something there"
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"That sounds so square"
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"It's a grand old name"
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"Mm-hm. Yeah."
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"Gee, I never cared much for my name before. It was kind of common."
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"Gee, there are millions of Marys around, but now..."
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"But I didn't write it for the millions of Marys."
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"I wrote it for one particular, very special Mary."
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"Gee, it's a wonderful feeling having your name written to music."
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"- And not bad music, either, huh? - Nope, it isn't."
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"But how will everybody know that I'm the Mary?"
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"I want to make sure that everybody knows it was written for me."
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"They'll know, all right."
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"When they look at you singing that song and then look at me looking at you..."
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"- ...they'll know. - Oh, George."
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"Take that up an octave."
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"- George. - Better."
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"Excuse me for butting in. I've been looking all over town for you."
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"Strange that I should find you here. Hello, Mary."
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"Mr. Harris, George has just written a new song for me to sing in his show."
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"- Think I can do it? - Of course. You've got a nice little voice."
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"That is not a little voice, and you need an ear trumpet."
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"Come on, we've gotta get off to the Lyceum. We've got to see Fay Templeton."
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"- What does she want to see us about? - She doesn't. We want to see her."
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"You need a leading lady. You've got your ingenue."
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"- George. - Hmm, Fay Templeton. That's not bad."
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"She can do four years for us."
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"- Think she'll take it? - I don't know."
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"- At least you can get her autograph. - Or for her to get mine."
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"Bring her back to supper after the show."
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"I will if she's still speaking to us."
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"Would you like to buy it? Thank you."
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"There's one thing in our favor. Erlanger's on our side."
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"- He's got influence with Miss Templeton. - You talk to him, and I'll tackle Templeton."
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"You don't tackle a star like Miss Templeton."
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"- You approach her and very tactfully too. - Well, if it's tact that does it, it's done."
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"If you get me in to see Miss Templeton, I'll get you two passes to my next show."
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"Dan, look. Dietz. Looks naked without Goff."
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"Heh. Yeah. Where's Miss Templeton's dressing room'?"
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"- Upstairs. - I tell you what I'm going to do."
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"I'm gonna see to it that Miss Templeton gets your flowers."
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"My respects to Mrs. Dietz."
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"Now, that was a very sweet gesture."
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"But you've got to remember, Fay, we're having a tough time..."
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"...lining up a vehicle for you."
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"Now, you should listen to this man."
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"- He's just written a big hit. - One hit."
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"He may be a flash in the pan for all we know."
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"And I heard about Little Johnny Jones."
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"And I read the critics... Pfft."
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"...Of all the loud, vulgar flag-waving."
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