1. Singin' in the rain
Just singin' in the rainCopy !req
2. What a glorious feelin'
We're happy againCopy !req
3. We'll walk down the laneCopy !req
4. With a happy refrainCopy !req
5. And singin'
Just singin' in the rainCopy !req
6. This is
Dora Bailey, ladies and gentlemen...Copy !req
7. talking to you from the front
of the Chinese Theater in Hollywood.Copy !req
8. What a night, ladies and gentlemen.
What a night!Copy !req
9. Every star in Hollywood is here
to make Monumental Pictures' premiere...Copy !req
10. of The Royal Rascal,
the outstanding event of 1927.Copy !req
11. Everyone breathlessly awaits...Copy !req
12. the arrival of Lina Lamont
and Don Lockwood.Copy !req
13. Look who's arriving now.Copy !req
14. It's that famous "zip" girl
of the screen...Copy !req
15. the darling of the flapper set...Copy !req
16. Zelda Zanders!Copy !req
17. Zelda! Zelda!Copy !req
18. Her new red-hot pash,
J. Cumberland Spendrill III...Copy !req
19. that well-known eligible bachelor.Copy !req
20. Zelda's had so much unhappiness,
I hope this time it's really love.Copy !req
21. And here comes that
exotic star, Olga Mara!Copy !req
22. Ooh.Copy !req
23. And her new husband,
the Baron de la Bonnet de la Toulon.Copy !req
24. They've been married two months already,
but still as happy as newlyweds.Copy !req
25. Well, well, well.
It's Cosmo Brown!Copy !req
26. Cosmo is Don's best friend.Copy !req
27. He plays the piano on the set
for Don and Lina...Copy !req
28. to get them into
those romantic moods!Copy !req
29. Oh, folks, this is it.
This is it!Copy !req
30. The stars of tonight's picture,
those romantic lovers of the screen...Copy !req
31. Don Lockwood and Lina Lamont!Copy !req
32. Ladies and gentlemen, when you look
at this gorgeous couple...Copy !req
33. it's no wonder they're
a household name all over the world.Copy !req
34. Like "bacon and eggs."Copy !req
35. "Lockwood and Lamont."Copy !req
36. Don, tell me confidentially,
are these rumors true...Copy !req
37. that wedding bells are soon
to ring for you and Lina?Copy !req
38. Lina and I have no statement
to make at the present time.Copy !req
39. We're just good friends.Copy !req
40. You've come a long way together.
Won't you tell us how it happened?Copy !req
41. Lina and I have made
a number of pictures together—Copy !req
42. Oh, no, no, Don.
I want your story from the beginning.Copy !req
43. Dora, not in front of all these people!Copy !req
44. The story of your success
is an inspiration...Copy !req
45. to young people all over the world.Copy !req
46. Please!Copy !req
47. Well, to begin with,
any story of my career...Copy !req
48. would have to include
my lifelong friend, Cosmo Brown.Copy !req
49. We were kids together,
grew up together, worked together.Copy !req
50. Yes?Copy !req
51. Well, Dora, I've had one motto
which I've always lived by:Copy !req
52. "Dignity. Always dignity."Copy !req
53. This was instilled in me by Mum and Dad
from the very beginning.Copy !req
54. They sent me to the finest schools,
including dancing school.Copy !req
55. That's where I first met Cosmo.Copy !req
56. And with him, I used to perform
for Mum and Dad's society friends.Copy !req
57. They used to make such a fuss over me.Copy !req
58. If I was very good, I was allowed
to accompany Mum and Dad to the theater.Copy !req
59. They brought me up on Shaw...Copy !req
60. Molière, the finest of the classics.Copy !req
61. To this was added rigorous
musical training...Copy !req
62. at the Conservatory of Fine Arts.Copy !req
63. We rounded out our apprenticeship
at an exclusive dramatics academy.Copy !req
64. And at all times...Copy !req
65. the motto remained...Copy !req
66. "Dignity.Copy !req
67. Always dignity."Copy !req
68. In a few years, we were ready
to embark on a dance concert tour.Copy !req
69. We played the finest
symphonic halls in the country.Copy !req
70. Fit as a fiddle
And ready for loveCopy !req
71. I can jump over
The moon up aboveCopy !req
72. Fit as a fiddle
And ready for loveCopy !req
73. Haven't a worry
Haven't a careCopy !req
74. Feelin' like a feather
That's floatin' on airCopy !req
75. Fit as a fiddle
And ready for loveCopy !req
76. Soon the church bells will be ringin'
And a march with Ma and PaCopy !req
77. How the church bells will be ringin'Copy !req
78. With a hey-nonny-nonny
And a hot-cha-chaCopy !req
79. Hi diddle diddle
My baby's okayCopy !req
80. Ask me a riddle
I'm happy to sayCopy !req
81. Fit as a fiddle
And ready for loveCopy !req
82. Audiences everywhere adored us.Copy !req
83. Get out of here!Copy !req
84. Finally we decided to come
to sunny California.Copy !req
85. We were stranded—
We were staying here, resting up...Copy !req
86. when offers from the movie
studios started pouring in.Copy !req
87. We sorted them out and decided
to favor Monumental Pictures.Copy !req
88. Lina, you hate him.
Resist him. Keep that mood music going.Copy !req
89. Now, Phil, you come in.
Keep on grinding.Copy !req
90. Now you see her. Now here's the bit,
Bert, where you get it on the jaw.Copy !req
91. Cut!Copy !req
92. No, no! That wasn't right!Copy !req
93. You were supposed to go over the bar
and crash into the glasses! Try it again!Copy !req
94. Okay, Bert? Bert!Copy !req
95. Oh, that's swell, just swell.Copy !req
96. Take him away, fellas!Copy !req
97. You'll be all right. We've lost
more stuntmen on these pictures—Copy !req
98. It'll take hours to get
a new one from Central Casting.Copy !req
99. Mr. Dexter, I can do that.Copy !req
100. - You? You're a musician.
- That's a moot point.Copy !req
101. No kidding!
What's your name?Copy !req
102. Don Lockwood, but the fellas
call me "Donald."Copy !req
103. Wise guy, huh?
Okay, I'll try you.Copy !req
104. Get this guy into Bert's suit!Copy !req
105. And remember, Lockwood, you might be
trading that fiddle in for a harp.Copy !req
106. Camera!Copy !req
107. Phil, come in. Now you see him.
That's it.Copy !req
108. Now, here's where you get it
right on the jaw.Copy !req
109. Cut!Copy !req
110. That was wonderful!Copy !req
111. Got any more little chores
you want done?Copy !req
112. Plenty!Copy !req
113. Okay.Copy !req
114. My roles in these films were urbane...Copy !req
115. sophisticated...Copy !req
116. suave.Copy !req
117. And of course,
all through those pictures...Copy !req
118. Lina was, as always,
an inspiration to me.Copy !req
119. Warm and helpful.Copy !req
120. A real lady.Copy !req
121. Hello, Miss Lamont.
I'm Don Lockwood, the stuntman.Copy !req
122. It was a thrill working
with you, Miss Lamont.Copy !req
123. Hey, Don.Copy !req
124. Meet the producer
of the picture, R.F. Simpson.Copy !req
125. I just saw some rushes and asked
Dexter who the stuntmen were.Copy !req
126. He said they were all you. I'm putting
you and Lina together in a picture.Copy !req
127. Come to my office.
We'll discuss a contract.Copy !req
128. Thanks, Mr. Simpson!Copy !req
129. Are you doing anything tonight,
Miss Lamont?Copy !req
130. That's funny.Copy !req
131. I'm busy.Copy !req
132. Lina and I have had the same
wonderful relationship ever since.Copy !req
133. But most important of all,
I continue living up to my motto:Copy !req
134. "Dignity.Copy !req
135. Always dignity."Copy !req
136. Thank you, Don.Copy !req
137. And I'm sure you and Lina will continue
making movie history tonight...Copy !req
138. in your greatest picture,
The Royal Rascal.Copy !req
139. Get enough, boys?Copy !req
140. She's so refined...Copy !req
141. I think I'll kill myself.Copy !req
142. Thank you, ladies and gentlemen.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.Copy !req
143. We're thrilled at your response
to The Royal Rascal.Copy !req
144. We had fun making it, and we hope
you had fun seeing it tonight.Copy !req
145. We screen actors aren't much good
at speaking in public.Copy !req
146. So we'll just act out our thanks.Copy !req
147. Hot diggity! It's a smash!
R.F.: Don, Lina, you were gorgeous!Copy !req
148. Lina, you looked pretty good for a girl.Copy !req
149. What's the big idea?Copy !req
150. Can't a girl get a word in edgewise?
They're my public too!Copy !req
151. The publicity department...Copy !req
152. thought it'd be better if Don
made all the speeches for the team.Copy !req
153. Why?Copy !req
154. You're beautiful. Audiences think
you got a voice to match.Copy !req
155. We gotta keep our stars
from looking ridiculous at any cost.Copy !req
156. - No one's got that much money.
- What's wrong with the way I talk?Copy !req
157. Am I dumb or something?Copy !req
158. No, it's just that Don's
had so much more experience—Copy !req
159. Next time, write me out a speech.
I could memorize it.Copy !req
160. Sure. Why don't you recite
the Gettysburg Address?Copy !req
161. What do you know about it,
you piano player? Are you anybody?Copy !req
162. Donnie, how can you let him talk
to me like that, your fiancée?Copy !req
163. My fia—Copy !req
164. Lina, you've been reading
those fan magazines again.Copy !req
165. Look, you shouldn't believe
all that banana oil...Copy !req
166. that Dora Bailey dishes out.Copy !req
167. Now, try to get this straight:
There is nothing between us.Copy !req
168. There has never been
anything between us.Copy !req
169. - Just air.
- Oh, Donnie, you don't mean that.Copy !req
170. We'll be late for R.F.'s party.Copy !req
171. Better go in separate cars
to break up the mobs. Come on, honey.Copy !req
172. Ta-ta, Donnie! See you there!Copy !req
173. "Donnie."Copy !req
174. Can't that girl take a gentle hint?Copy !req
175. Haven't you heard? She's irresistible.
She told me so.Copy !req
176. I can't get her out of my hair.
This romance for publicity...Copy !req
177. The price of fame.
You've got the glory.Copy !req
178. The little heartaches go with it.Copy !req
179. Look at me. I got no glory.
I got no fame. I got no mansions.Copy !req
180. I got no money. But I've got—Copy !req
181. - What have I got?
- I don't know.Copy !req
182. I gotta get out of here.Copy !req
183. Don't tell me. It's a flat tire.Copy !req
184. This car hasn't given me trouble
in nearly six hours.Copy !req
185. Hey, there's Don Lockwood!Copy !req
186. Hey, give me an autograph!Copy !req
187. Give me your autograph!
I want a souvenir!Copy !req
188. I want a souvenir too!Copy !req
189. Hey! You're playing rough here!
You're tearing my—!Copy !req
190. Hey, Cos, do something!
Call me a cab!Copy !req
191. You're a cab.Copy !req
192. Thanks a lot!Copy !req
193. - Lady, keep driving.
- Get out!Copy !req
194. - Everything's all right!
- I'll call a policeman!Copy !req
195. - Just a few blocks.
- Don't hurt me!Copy !req
196. - I'm not a criminal.
- I don't care—Copy !req
197. You are a criminal!
I've seen that face. You're a gangster!Copy !req
198. I've seen your picture in the paper
or in the post office.Copy !req
199. Officer!Copy !req
200. - This man jumped in my car and—
- Why, it's Don Lockwood!Copy !req
201. - Don Lockwood?
- How are you? Out for a joy ride?Copy !req
202. Just a lift. My car broke down.
I got surrounded by—Copy !req
203. - You're a lucky lady. Anything wrong?
- Why, no.Copy !req
204. No, I should think not.
Good night.Copy !req
205. Good night, officer.Copy !req
206. Well, thanks for saving my life.
I'll get out now.Copy !req
207. I'm driving to Beverly Hills.
Can I drop you someplace?Copy !req
208. I'd like to get out of this suit
if you're going by Camden and Sunset.Copy !req
209. Yes, I am.Copy !req
210. I'd like to know whose
hospitality I'm enjoying.Copy !req
211. Selden. Kathy Selden.Copy !req
212. Enchanted, Miss Selden.Copy !req
213. I'm sorry I frightened you.Copy !req
214. I was getting a little
too much love from my fans.Copy !req
215. Oh, that's what you were
running away from.Copy !req
216. They did that to you?
That's terrible!Copy !req
217. Yes. Yes, it is, isn't it?Copy !req
218. It is terrible.Copy !req
219. Well, we movie stars get the glory...Copy !req
220. I guess we have to take
the little heartaches that go with it.Copy !req
221. People think we lead lives
of glamour and romance...Copy !req
222. but we're really lonely.Copy !req
223. Terribly lonely.Copy !req
224. I really can't tell you how sorry
I am about taking you for a criminal.Copy !req
225. But it was understandable, under
the circumstances. I knew I'd seen you.Copy !req
226. Which of my pictures have you seen?Copy !req
227. I don't remember.Copy !req
228. I saw one once.Copy !req
229. - You saw one once?
- I think you were dueling.Copy !req
230. And there was a girl.
Lina Lamont.Copy !req
231. I don't go to the movies much.Copy !req
232. If you've seen one,
you've seen them all.Copy !req
233. Thank you.Copy !req
234. No offense.Copy !req
235. Movies are entertaining
for the masses...Copy !req
236. but the personalities
on the screen don't impress me.Copy !req
237. They don't talk or act.
They just make a lot of dumb show.Copy !req
238. Well, you know.Copy !req
239. Like that.Copy !req
240. You mean, like what I do.Copy !req
241. Well, yes.Copy !req
242. Here we are, Sunset and Camden.Copy !req
243. Wait, you mean I'm not an actor?Copy !req
244. - Pantomime isn't acting?
- Of course not.Copy !req
245. Acting means great parts,
wonderful lines, glorious words.Copy !req
246. Shakespeare. Ibsen.Copy !req
247. What's your lofty mission in life...Copy !req
248. that lets you sneer
at my humble profession?Copy !req
249. I'm an actress. On the stage.Copy !req
250. Oh, on the stage.Copy !req
251. I'd like to see you.
What're you in now?Copy !req
252. I could brush up on my English
or bring an interpreter.Copy !req
253. That's if they'd let in a movie actor.Copy !req
254. I'm not in a play now.
But I'm going to New York—Copy !req
255. You're going to New York, and someday
we'll all hear of you, won't we?Copy !req
256. Kathy Selden as Juliet,
as Lady Macbeth, as King Lear!Copy !req
257. You'll have to wear a beard!Copy !req
258. Laugh if you want, but the stage
is a dignified profession.Copy !req
259. Why are you so conceited?Copy !req
260. You're nothing but a shadow on film.
You're not flesh and blood.Copy !req
261. - Stop!
- What can I do? I'm only a shadow.Copy !req
262. Keep away from me! Just because
you're a big movie star...Copy !req
263. you expect every girl to faint
at your feet. Don't touch me!Copy !req
264. Fear not, sweet lady.
I will not molest you.Copy !req
265. I am but a humble jester. And you?
You are too far above me.Copy !req
266. Farewell, Ethel Barrymore.Copy !req
267. I must tear myself from your side.Copy !req
268. Is this R.F. Simpson's house?
I'm one of the Coconut Grove girls.Copy !req
269. - Yes, the floor show. Around the back.
- Oh, I see. Thank you.Copy !req
270. - Nice little party, R.F.
- Thanks, Roscoe.Copy !req
271. Do you really think
you can get me in the movies?Copy !req
272. - I should think so.
- Really?Copy !req
273. The picture's great.
There's Don. I loved the picture.Copy !req
274. Did you come by way of Australia?
Hello, Cos. Excuse me.Copy !req
275. Cos, tell me the truth.
Am I a good actor?Copy !req
276. As long as I work for Monumental,
you're the greatest.Copy !req
277. No kidding. You're my pal.
You can tell me.Copy !req
278. What's the matter?
Of course, you're good.Copy !req
279. Keep telling me from time to time.
I feel a little shaken.Copy !req
280. - The new Don Lockwood.
R.F.: Don!Copy !req
281. - Hi, R.F.
- It's colossal. Where have you been?Copy !req
282. There you are. Where were you?
I was lonely.Copy !req
283. Hello, Lina.Copy !req
284. Okay, fellas. Hold it.Copy !req
285. Together again, my two little stars,
Don and Lina.Copy !req
286. No kidding, folks, aren't they great?Copy !req
287. All right, open that screen.Copy !req
288. - A movie? We just saw one.
- Gotta show one at a party. It's a law.Copy !req
289. Everybody, I've got
a few surprises for you.Copy !req
290. All right, sit down, sit down.Copy !req
291. This'll make you laugh.Copy !req
292. There's a madman coming
into my office for months, and—Copy !req
293. - You got that gadget working?
All set.Copy !req
294. R.F.:
Okay, let her go.Copy !req
295. Hello.Copy !req
296. This is a demonstration
of a talking picture.Copy !req
297. Notice, it is a picture of me
and I am talking.Copy !req
298. Note how my lips
and the sound issuing from them...Copy !req
299. are synchronized together...Copy !req
300. in perfect unison.Copy !req
301. - Who's that?
- Somebody's talking behind that screen.Copy !req
302. Come out from behind
that screen, Mr. Simpson.Copy !req
303. Oh, no. I'm right here.Copy !req
304. My voice has been recorded on a record.Copy !req
305. A talking picture.Copy !req
306. Thank you.Copy !req
307. Goodbye.Copy !req
308. Well?Copy !req
309. - It's just a toy.
- It's a scream!Copy !req
310. - It's vulgar.
- You think they'll ever use it?Copy !req
311. I doubt it. Warners is making
a picture with it, The Jazz Singer.Copy !req
312. - They'll lose their shirts.
- It'll never amount to a thing.Copy !req
313. They said that about
the horseless carriage.Copy !req
314. Let's get on with the show.
Okay, boys.Copy !req
315. Come on, my little starlets.Copy !req
316. R.F.: I have a surprise.
A very special cake.Copy !req
317. I want you kiddies
to have the first piece.Copy !req
318. Well! If it isn't Ethel Barrymore!Copy !req
319. I do hope you'll favor us with something
special. Say, Hamlet's soliloquy...Copy !req
320. or a scene from Romeo and Juliet?
Don't be shy.Copy !req
321. You make about the prettiest Juliet
I've ever seen. Really.Copy !req
322. All I do is dream of you
The whole night throughCopy !req
323. With the dawn I still go on
Dreaming of youCopy !req
324. You're every thought
You're everythingCopy !req
325. You're every song I ever singCopy !req
326. Summer, winter, autumn and springCopy !req
327. And were there more than
Twenty-four hours a dayCopy !req
328. They'd be spent in sweet content
Dreaming awayCopy !req
329. When skies are gray
When skies are blueCopy !req
330. Morning, noon and nighttime tooCopy !req
331. All I do the whole day through
Is dream of youCopy !req
332. It's the cat's meow!Copy !req
333. All I do the whole day through
Is dream of youCopy !req
334. - I had to tell you how good you were.
- Excuse me.Copy !req
335. Now that I know where you live,
I'd like to see you home.Copy !req
336. - Listen, Mr. Lockwood—
- Say, who is this dame anyway?Copy !req
337. Someone lofty and far above us all.Copy !req
338. She couldn't learn anything from
the movies. She's a stage actress.Copy !req
339. Here's one thing I've learned
from the movies!Copy !req
340. - I'll kill her!
- Lina, she was aiming at me!Copy !req
341. - You never looked lovelier.
- It was an accident.Copy !req
342. It happens to me
five or six times a day.Copy !req
343. Where is she?Copy !req
344. Donnie?Copy !req
345. Excuse me.
Where'd Miss Selden go?Copy !req
346. She grabbed her things and bolted.
Anything I can do?Copy !req
347. Sorry. I don't have time to find out.Copy !req
348. Kathy!Copy !req
349. Hey, Kathy!Copy !req
350. Hey!Copy !req
351. Keep that action going.
More steam in the kettle!Copy !req
352. More action, boys.
A little more rhythm.Copy !req
353. More steam and more water.Copy !req
354. - Hi, Maxie.
Hi, Don.Copy !req
355. - Good morning, fellas.
- Hiya, Don.Copy !req
356. Did you read Variety today?Copy !req
357. "First talking picture, The Jazz Singer.
All-time smash end of first week."Copy !req
358. - All-time flop end of the second.
- We start today.Copy !req
359. - Good luck.
- Thanks.Copy !req
360. I'm now Count Pierre de Bataille,
known as the Duelling Cavalier.Copy !req
361. - What's it about?
- It's a French Revolution story.Copy !req
362. You're a French aristocrat.Copy !req
363. She's a simple girl of the people
and won't even give you a tumble.Copy !req
364. Well, it's a living.Copy !req
365. Good morning.Copy !req
366. Keep the background moving.
Hit him.Copy !req
367. Come on. Knock him down!Copy !req
368. Get up there and hit him again.
Hurry up!Copy !req
369. Why bother to shoot this?
Release the old one under a new title.Copy !req
370. You've seen one, you've seen them all.Copy !req
371. - Why'd you say that?
- What's the matter?Copy !req
372. That's what that Kathy Selden
said to me that night.Copy !req
373. That's three weeks ago.
You still thinking about that?Copy !req
374. - I can't get her out of my mind.
- How could you?Copy !req
375. She's the first dame who hasn't
fallen for you since you were 4.Copy !req
376. She's on my conscience.Copy !req
377. It's not your fault she lost her job.Copy !req
378. - I've got to find her.
- You've been trying to.Copy !req
379. Short of sending out
bloodhounds and a posse.Copy !req
380. Come on, now.
Snap out of it.Copy !req
381. You can't let this get you down.Copy !req
382. You're Donald Lockwood.
Donald Lockwood's an actor, isn't he?Copy !req
383. What's the first thing
an actor learns?Copy !req
384. "The show must go on, come rain,
come shine, come snow, come sleet!"Copy !req
385. Yeah.Copy !req
386. The world's so full
Of a number of thingsCopy !req
387. I'm sure we should all
Be as happy as—Copy !req
388. But are we? N oCopy !req
389. Definitely, noCopy !req
390. Positively, no
Decidedly, noCopy !req
391. Short people have long facesCopy !req
392. Long people have short facesCopy !req
393. Big people have little humor
Little people have no humor at allCopy !req
394. In the words of that immortal bard
Samuel J. SnodgrassCopy !req
395. As he was being led
To the guillotineCopy !req
396. Make 'em laugh
Make 'em laughCopy !req
397. Don't you know everyone wants to laugh
Ha, haCopy !req
398. My dad said, "Be an actor, my sonCopy !req
399. But be a comical one"Copy !req
400. They'll be standin' in linesCopy !req
401. For those old honky-tonk monkeyshinesCopy !req
402. Now you could study Shakespeare
And be quite eliteCopy !req
403. And you could charm the critics
And have nothing to eatCopy !req
404. Just slip on a banana peel
The world's at your feetCopy !req
405. Make 'em laugh
Make 'em laughCopy !req
406. Make 'em laughCopy !req
407. Make—?Copy !req
408. Make 'em laughCopy !req
409. Don't you know everyone wants to laugh?Copy !req
410. My Grandpa said,
"Go out and tell 'em a jokeCopy !req
411. but give it plenty of hoke"Copy !req
412. Make 'em roar
Make 'em screamCopy !req
413. Take a fall, butt a wall
Split a seamCopy !req
414. You start off by pretending
You're a dancer with graceCopy !req
415. You wiggle till they're giggling
All over the placeCopy !req
416. And then you get
A great big custard pie in the faceCopy !req
417. Make 'em laugh
Make 'em laughCopy !req
418. Make 'em laughCopy !req
419. Make 'em laughCopy !req
420. Don't ya—
All the—Copy !req
421. What—?Copy !req
422. My Dad—Copy !req
423. They'll be standing in linesCopy !req
424. For those old honky-tonk monkeyshinesCopy !req
425. Make 'em laugh
Make 'em laughCopy !req
426. Don't you know everyone—Copy !req
427. Make 'em laughCopy !req
428. Make 'em laughCopy !req
429. Make 'em laughCopy !req
430. Make 'em laugh
Make 'em laughCopy !req
431. Make 'em laughCopy !req
432. Ready, Don?Copy !req
433. - All set.
- Here we go again.Copy !req
434. - We have another smash on our hands.
- I hope so.Copy !req
435. You're darn tooting we have.Copy !req
436. - Where's Lina?
- Here she is, Mr. Dexter.Copy !req
437. Well! Here comes our
lovely leading lady now.Copy !req
438. This wig weighs a ton.
What dope'd wear a thing like this?Copy !req
439. Everybody wore them.Copy !req
440. Then everybody was a dope.Copy !req
441. - You look beautiful.
- You look great.Copy !req
442. Let's get into the set.Copy !req
443. Thanks, Joe.Copy !req
444. I looked for you at Wally Ray's party.
Where were you?Copy !req
445. I've been busy.Copy !req
446. And I know what you've been busy at.
Looking for that girl.Copy !req
447. - As a matter of fact, yes.
Why?Copy !req
448. I've been worried about her.Copy !req
449. You should've been worried about me.Copy !req
450. I'm the one who got
the whipped cream in the kisser.Copy !req
451. Yes, but you didn't
lose your job, and she did.Copy !req
452. Darn tooting she did.
I arranged it.Copy !req
453. What?Copy !req
454. They weren't gonna fire her,
so I told them they better.Copy !req
455. - Why—
- Don, now remember.Copy !req
456. You're madly in love with her
and you have to overcome her shyness.Copy !req
457. Cosmo, mood music.Copy !req
458. Roll 'em!Copy !req
459. Okay, Don.Copy !req
460. Now enter.Copy !req
461. You see her.Copy !req
462. Run to her!Copy !req
463. Why, you rattlesnake, you.
You got that poor kid fired.Copy !req
464. That's not all I'm gonna do
if I ever get my hands on her.Copy !req
465. I never heard of anything so low.Copy !req
466. Fine. Fine. Looks great.Copy !req
467. What did you do it for?Copy !req
468. Because you liked her. I could tell.Copy !req
469. So that's it.Copy !req
470. Believe me, I don't like her
half as much as I hate you.Copy !req
471. You reptile.Copy !req
472. Sticks and stones may break my bones.Copy !req
473. I'd like to break every bone
in your body.Copy !req
474. You and who else, you big lummox?Copy !req
475. Now kiss her, Don.Copy !req
476. That's it. More.Copy !req
477. Great! Cut!Copy !req
478. You couldn't kiss me like that and
not mean it just a teensy-weensy bit.Copy !req
479. Meet the world's greatest actor.
I'd rather kiss a tarantula!Copy !req
480. - You don't mean that!
- I don't—?Copy !req
481. Joe, bring me a tarantula.
Now listen—Copy !req
482. Stop that chitchat, you lovebirds.
Let's get another take.Copy !req
483. R.F.:
Hold it.Copy !req
484. - Hold it, Dexter!
Hello, Mr. Simpson.Copy !req
485. We're really rolling.Copy !req
486. Well, you can stop rolling at once.Copy !req
487. All right, everybody! Save it!Copy !req
488. Save it? Tell them to go home.
We're shutting down.Copy !req
489. Don't stand there.
Tell them!Copy !req
490. Go home until further notice!
What is this?Copy !req
491. What's the matter?Copy !req
492. The Jazz Singer,
that's what's the matter.Copy !req
493. Oh, my darling little mammy
Down in AlabamyCopy !req
494. This is no joke. It's a sensation.
The public's screaming for more.Copy !req
495. - More what?
- Talking pictures.Copy !req
496. - It's just a freak.
- We should have such a freak.Copy !req
497. I said talking pictures were a menace,
but no one would listen.Copy !req
498. We're going to make
The Duelling Cavalier into a talking picture.Copy !req
499. That means I'm out of a job.Copy !req
500. I can start suffering
and write that symphony.Copy !req
501. We'll put you in as head
of the music department.Copy !req
502. Thanks. I can stop suffering
and write that symphony.Copy !req
503. Wait a second. Talking pictures!
You should wait—Copy !req
504. Every studio's jumping
on the bandwagon.Copy !req
505. All the theaters are putting in
sound equipment.Copy !req
506. We know nothing about it.Copy !req
507. What do you have to know?Copy !req
508. You do what you always did.
You just add talking to it.Copy !req
509. Believe me, it'll be a sensation.Copy !req
510. "Lamont and Lockwood. They talk!"Copy !req
511. Well, of course we talk.
Don't everybody?Copy !req
512. I got a feeling
You're foolingCopy !req
513. I got a feeling
You're havin' funCopy !req
514. I get the go-by
When you are done foolin' with meCopy !req
515. It's a holiday
Today's The Wedding of the Painted DollCopy !req
516. It's a jolly day
The news is spreadingCopy !req
517. Should I reveal exactly how I feelCopy !req
518. Should I confessCopy !req
519. I got a feeling you're fooling
I got a feeling you'reCopy !req
520. It's a holiday
Today's The WeddingCopy !req
521. Should I revealCopy !req
522. Exactly how I feelCopy !req
523. Should I revealCopy !req
524. Beautiful girl
You're a lovely pictureCopy !req
525. Beautiful girl
You're a gorgeous mixtureCopy !req
526. Of all that lies
Under the big blue skyCopy !req
527. My heart criesCopy !req
528. Who's that? She looks familiar.Copy !req
529. You're a dazzling eyefulCopy !req
530. I featured her before,
in lots of nightclub shows.Copy !req
531. I've seen her there.Copy !req
532. She'd be good as Zelda's sister.Copy !req
533. - That's a good idea.
- Excuse me.Copy !req
534. There may be blondes and brunettes
That are hard to resistCopy !req
535. You surpass them like a queenCopy !req
536. You've got those lips
That were meant to be kissedCopy !req
537. And you're over sweet 16Copy !req
538. Beautiful girl
What a gorgeous creatureCopy !req
539. Beautiful girl
Let me call a preacherCopy !req
540. What can I doCopy !req
541. But give my heart to you?Copy !req
542. A beautiful girl
Is like a great work of artCopy !req
543. She's stylish
She's chicCopy !req
544. And she also is smartCopy !req
545. For lounging in her boudoirCopy !req
546. This simple plain pajamaCopy !req
547. Her cloak is trimmed with monkey furCopy !req
548. To lend a dash of dramaCopy !req
549. Anyone for tennis?Copy !req
550. Well, this will make them cringeCopy !req
551. And you'll knock 'em dead at dinnerCopy !req
552. If your gown just drips with fringeCopy !req
553. You simply can't be too modest
At the beach or by the poolCopy !req
554. And in summertime, it's organdyCopy !req
555. That'll keep you fresh and coolCopy !req
556. You'd never guess what loud applauseCopy !req
557. This cunning hat receivesCopy !req
558. And you'd never dream the things
That you could hideCopy !req
559. Within these sleevesCopy !req
560. A string of pearls with a suit of tweedCopy !req
561. It's started quite a riotCopy !req
562. And if you must wear fox to the operaCopy !req
563. Dame Fashion says, "Dye it"Copy !req
564. Black is best when you're in courtCopy !req
565. The judge will be impressedCopy !req
566. But white is right when you're a brideCopy !req
567. And you want to be well-dressedCopy !req
568. Beautiful girlCopy !req
569. For you I've got a passionCopy !req
570. Beautiful girlCopy !req
571. You're my queen of fashionCopy !req
572. I'm in a whirlCopy !req
573. OverCopy !req
574. My beautiful girlCopy !req
575. - That's stupendous!
- Thanks.Copy !req
576. Kathy, come here.Copy !req
577. This will start a trend
in musical pictures.Copy !req
578. Mr. Simpson's thinking about
casting you as Zelda's sister.Copy !req
579. That's wonderful!Copy !req
580. Hey, Kathy!Copy !req
581. That's Kathy Selden.Copy !req
582. Thanks anyway.
It was nice of you.Copy !req
583. R.F.: Wait a minute.
- That's all right.Copy !req
584. Before Mr. Lockwood refreshes
your memory, you may as well know...Copy !req
585. I'm the girl who hit Miss Lamont with
a cake. It was meant for Mr. Lockwood.Copy !req
586. Goodbye. I'm sorry.
I should've told you.Copy !req
587. Wait a minute.
What's this all about?Copy !req
588. We were gonna use her, but if
it'd make you and Lina unhappy—Copy !req
589. Unhappy? It's wonderful.Copy !req
590. He's been looking for her!Copy !req
591. Are you speaking for Lina also?Copy !req
592. The owner of the Coconut Grove
may do what Lina tells him...Copy !req
593. - ... but you're the head of this studio.
- Yes, I am.Copy !req
594. She's hired.
Don't let Lina know she's on the lot.Copy !req
595. Take care of that.Copy !req
596. Thank you, Mr. Simpson!Copy !req
597. I'm glad you turned up.
We've been looking inside every cake in town.Copy !req
598. Is it all right for you
to be seen with me?Copy !req
599. You mean, lofty star with humble player?Copy !req
600. Not exactly. But for lunch, don't you
tear a pheasant with Miss Lamont?Copy !req
601. Look, Kathy. All that stuff
about Lina and me is sheer publicity.Copy !req
602. Oh? Certainly seems more than that...Copy !req
603. from what I've read in all
those articles in the fan magazines.Copy !req
604. Ohh, you read the fan magazines?Copy !req
605. I pick them up in the beauty
parlor or the dentist's office...Copy !req
606. just like anybody.Copy !req
607. Honest?Copy !req
608. I buy four or five a month.Copy !req
609. You buy four or five...?Copy !req
610. To get back to the main point...Copy !req
611. you achieve a kind of intimacy
in all your pictures—Copy !req
612. Did you say all my pictures?Copy !req
613. Now that I think of it,
I've seen eight or nine of them.Copy !req
614. Eight or nine.Copy !req
615. It seems to me
I remember someone saying:Copy !req
616. "If you've seen one,
you've seen them all."Copy !req
617. I did say some awful things
that night, didn't I?Copy !req
618. No, I deserved them.Copy !req
619. Of course, I must admit
I was pretty much upset by them.Copy !req
620. So upset that I haven't been able
to think of anything but you ever since.Copy !req
621. Honest?Copy !req
622. Honest.Copy !req
623. Well, I've been pretty upset too.Copy !req
624. Kathy...Copy !req
625. Kathy, look, I...Copy !req
626. Kathy, seeing you again now that I...Copy !req
627. I'm trying to say
something to you, but I...Copy !req
628. I'm such a ham.Copy !req
629. I guess I'm not able to
without the proper setting.Copy !req
630. What do you mean?Copy !req
631. Well...Copy !req
632. Come here.Copy !req
633. This is the proper setting.Copy !req
634. Why, it's just an empty stage.Copy !req
635. At first glance, yes.Copy !req
636. But wait a second.Copy !req
637. A beautiful sunset.Copy !req
638. Mist from the distant mountains.Copy !req
639. Colored lights in a garden.Copy !req
640. Milady is standing on her balcony,
in a rose-trellised bower...Copy !req
641. flooded with moonlight.Copy !req
642. We add 500,000 kilowatts of stardust.Copy !req
643. A soft summer breeze.Copy !req
644. And...Copy !req
645. You sure look lovely in the moonlight.Copy !req
646. Now that you have the proper setting,
can you say it?Copy !req
647. I'll try.Copy !req
648. Life was a songCopy !req
649. You came alongCopy !req
650. I've laid awake
the whole night throughCopy !req
651. If I but daredCopy !req
652. To think you caredCopy !req
653. This is whatCopy !req
654. I'd say to youCopy !req
655. You were meant for meCopy !req
656. And I was meant for youCopy !req
657. Nature patterned youCopy !req
658. And when she was doneCopy !req
659. You were all the sweet thingsCopy !req
660. Rolled up in oneCopy !req
661. You're likeCopy !req
662. A plaintive melodyCopy !req
663. That never lets me freeCopy !req
664. But I'm contentCopy !req
665. The angels must have sent youCopy !req
666. And they meant youCopy !req
667. Just for meCopy !req
668. But I'm contentCopy !req
669. The angels must have sent youCopy !req
670. And they meant youCopy !req
671. Just for meCopy !req
672. Now...Copy !req
673. Ta, te, ti, toe, too.Copy !req
674. Ta, te, ti, toe, too.Copy !req
675. No, no, Miss Lamont...Copy !req
676. round tones, round tones.Copy !req
677. Now let me hear you read your line.Copy !req
678. "And I can't stan' 'im."Copy !req
679. And I can't stand him.Copy !req
680. "And I can't stan' 'im."Copy !req
681. "Can't."Copy !req
682. Can't.Copy !req
683. "Can't."Copy !req
684. Can't!Copy !req
685. Can't. Can't.Copy !req
686. Very good.Copy !req
687. "Around the rocks
the rugged rascal ran."Copy !req
688. "Around the rocks the rugged—"Copy !req
689. No, no. "Rocks."Rocks."Copy !req
690. "Around the rocks
the rugged rascal ran."Copy !req
691. Very good.Copy !req
692. Hi, Don.Copy !req
693. - Shall I continue?
- Don't mind me.Copy !req
694. Now.
"Sinful Caesar sipped his snifter...Copy !req
695. seized his knees and sneezed."Copy !req
696. "Sinful Caesar snipped his sifter—"Copy !req
697. Sipped his snifter.Copy !req
698. "Sipped his snifter."Copy !req
699. Oh, thank you.Copy !req
700. "Sinful Caesar sipped his snifter,
seized his knees and sneezed."Copy !req
701. - Marvelous.
- Wonderful.Copy !req
702. Here is a good one.Copy !req
703. "Chester chooses chestnuts,
cheddar cheese with chewy chives.Copy !req
704. He chews them and he chooses them.Copy !req
705. He chooses them and he chews them...Copy !req
706. those chestnuts,
cheddar cheese and chives...Copy !req
707. in cheery, charming chunks."Copy !req
708. - Wonderful! Do another one.
- Thank you.Copy !req
709. "Moses supposes his toeses are roses...Copy !req
710. but Moses supposes erroneously.Copy !req
711. Moses, he knowses
his toeses aren't roses...Copy !req
712. as Moses supposes his toeses to be."Copy !req
713. "Moses supposes his toeses are roses...Copy !req
714. but Moses supposes erroneously."Copy !req
715. "But Moses, he knowses
his toes aren't roses...Copy !req
716. as Moses supposes his toeses to be."Copy !req
717. Moses supposes his toeses are roses...Copy !req
718. but Moses supposes erroneously.Copy !req
719. A mose is a mose.Copy !req
720. A rose is a rose.Copy !req
721. A toes is a toes.Copy !req
722. Moses supposes his toeses are rosesCopy !req
723. But Moses supposes erroneouslyCopy !req
724. Moses, he knowses
His toeses aren't rosesCopy !req
725. As Moses supposes his toeses to beCopy !req
726. Moses supposes his toeses are rosesCopy !req
727. But Moses supposes erroneouslyCopy !req
728. For Moses knowses
His toeses aren't rosesCopy !req
729. As Moses supposes his toeses to beCopy !req
730. A rose is a rose
Is a rose is a rose isCopy !req
731. A rose is what Moses
Supposes his toes isCopy !req
732. Couldn't be a lily
Or a taffy daffy dillyCopy !req
733. It's gotta be a rose
'Cause it rhymes with "mose"Copy !req
734. MosesCopy !req
735. MosesCopy !req
736. MosesCopy !req
737. "A"Copy !req
738. All right, here we go.Copy !req
739. - Quiet!
Quiet.Copy !req
740. Roll 'em!Copy !req
741. Oh, Pierre. You shouldn't have come.Copy !req
742. She's gotta talk into the mike.
I can't pick it up.Copy !req
743. Cut!Copy !req
744. What's the matter?Copy !req
745. It's Lina.Copy !req
746. Look, Lina, don't you remember?
I told you.Copy !req
747. There's a microphone right there...Copy !req
748. - ... in the bush.
- Yeah.Copy !req
749. You have to talk into it.Copy !req
750. I was talking.
Wasn't I, Miss Dinsmore?Copy !req
751. Yes, my dear. But please remember,
round tones.Copy !req
752. "Pierre, you shouldn't have come."Copy !req
753. Pierre, you shouldn't have come.Copy !req
754. That's much better—Copy !req
755. Hold it a second.Copy !req
756. Now, Lina, look.Copy !req
757. Here's the mike.Copy !req
758. Right here in the bush.Copy !req
759. Yeah.Copy !req
760. Now, you talk towards it.Copy !req
761. The sound goes through the cable
to the box.Copy !req
762. A man records it
on a big record in wax...Copy !req
763. but you have to talk
into the mike first.Copy !req
764. In the bush!Copy !req
765. Now try it again.Copy !req
766. Gee, this is dumb.Copy !req
767. She'll get it, Dexter.
Don't worry.Copy !req
768. We're all nervous the first day.
Everything will be okay.Copy !req
769. By the way. You know the scene
coming up where I say:Copy !req
770. "Imperious princess of the night"?Copy !req
771. I don't like those lines.
Is it all right if I say what I always do?Copy !req
772. "I love you. I love you. I love you."Copy !req
773. Sure. Any way it's comfortable.Copy !req
774. But into the bush!Copy !req
775. Okay.Copy !req
776. Again!Copy !req
777. Quiet!Copy !req
778. Roll 'em!Copy !req
779. Cut!Copy !req
780. We're missing every other word.Copy !req
781. You've got to talk into the mike!Copy !req
782. Well, I can't make love to a bush!Copy !req
783. All right, all right.Copy !req
784. We'll have to think of something else.Copy !req
785. What are you doing?Copy !req
786. - You're being wired for sound.
- What?Copy !req
787. Watch out for those dentalized D's
and T's and those flat A's.Copy !req
788. Everybody's picking on me.Copy !req
789. Okay, Lina.Copy !req
790. Now look at this flower, see?Copy !req
791. The mike is in there.Copy !req
792. That's it.Copy !req
793. The sound will run from it...Copy !req
794. through this wire, onto the record.Copy !req
795. It'll catch whatever you say.Copy !req
796. Now let's hear how it sounds, Lina.Copy !req
797. Okay, quiet!Copy !req
798. Roll 'em!Copy !req
799. Oh, Pierre, you shouldn't have come.Copy !req
800. You're flirting with danger.Copy !req
801. What's that noise?Copy !req
802. It's picking up her heartbeat.Copy !req
803. Swell.Copy !req
804. Cut!Copy !req
805. That's right. That should do it.Copy !req
806. Now, don't forget.Copy !req
807. The mike is on your shoulder.Copy !req
808. And whatever you say goes
through the wire onto the record.Copy !req
809. Now, please, Lina, talk into the mike.Copy !req
810. Don't make any quick movements
or you might disconnect it.Copy !req
811. Okay, let's go.Copy !req
812. - Quiet.
Quiet.Copy !req
813. Roll 'em.Copy !req
814. Oh, Pierre, you shouldn't have come.
You're flirting with danger.Copy !req
815. What's this wire doing here?
It's dangerous.Copy !req
816. You'd better not go in together.Copy !req
817. Lina's probably waiting
right inside the door.Copy !req
818. - Oh, how I wish—
- Don't worry.Copy !req
819. I'll lead the cheering section
in the balcony. Good luck.Copy !req
820. - Mr. Lockwood.
Hello.Copy !req
821. What's that?
The storm outside?Copy !req
822. It's those pearls, Mr. Simpson.Copy !req
823. I am the noblest lady of the court,
second only to the queen.Copy !req
824. Yet I am the saddest
of mortals in France.Copy !req
825. What is the matter, milady?Copy !req
826. I'm so downhearted, Theresa.Copy !req
827. My father has me betrothed
to the Baron de Landsfield...Copy !req
828. and I can't stand him.Copy !req
829. Oh, but he's such a catch.Copy !req
830. All the ladies of the court
wish they were in your shoes.Copy !req
831. My heart belongs to another...Copy !req
832. Pierre de Bataille.Copy !req
833. Ever since I met him,
I can't get him out of my mind.Copy !req
834. Sounds good and loud, huh?Copy !req
835. Oh, Pierre!Copy !req
836. You shouldn't have come.
You're flirting with danger.Copy !req
837. They will surely find you out.Copy !req
838. Your head is much too valuable.Copy !req
839. She never could remember
where the microphone was.Copy !req
840. 'Tis Cupid himself
that called me here...Copy !req
841. and I...Copy !req
842. smitten by his arrow,
must fly to your side...Copy !req
843. despite the threats
of Madame Guillotine.Copy !req
844. But the night is full of our enemies.Copy !req
845. What you hitting him with,
a blackjack?Copy !req
846. Imperious princess of the night...Copy !req
847. I love you.Copy !req
848. Oh, Pierre.Copy !req
849. I love you.Copy !req
850. I love you, I love you, I love you,
I love you, I love you.Copy !req
851. I love you, I love you, I love you,
I love you!Copy !req
852. Did somebody get paid
for writing that?Copy !req
853. Sounds like a comedy.Copy !req
854. - It's a Lockwood-Lamont talkie.
- What?Copy !req
855. This is terrible.Copy !req
856. What's that?Copy !req
857. The sound.
It's out of synchronization!Copy !req
858. Tell them to fix it.Copy !req
859. Yes, sir.Copy !req
860. What's this? Yvonne?Copy !req
861. Captured by Rouge Noir
of the Purple Terror?Copy !req
862. Ohh. Oh, my sword!Copy !req
863. I must fly to her side!Copy !req
864. Yvonne, Yvonne...Copy !req
865. my own.Copy !req
866. Pierre will save me. Pierre!Copy !req
867. Pierre is miles away, you witch.Copy !req
868. No, no, no.Copy !req
869. Yes, yes, yes.Copy !req
870. No, no, no.Copy !req
871. Yes, yes, yes.Copy !req
872. This is a scream.Copy !req
873. Give me The Jazz Singer.Copy !req
874. "I love you, I love you, I love you"...Copy !req
875. - We're all ruined.
- You can't release this.Copy !req
876. We're booked to open
in six weeks all over the country.Copy !req
877. But you're such big stars,
we might get by.Copy !req
878. I never wanna see
Lockwood and Lamont again.Copy !req
879. Wasn't it awful?Copy !req
880. This is the worst picture ever made.Copy !req
881. I liked it.Copy !req
882. Well, take a last look at it.Copy !req
883. It'll be up for auction
in the morning.Copy !req
884. You're out of your mind.Copy !req
885. It's Saturday.
No bank will foreclose until Monday.Copy !req
886. - It wasn't so bad.
- That's what I told him.Copy !req
887. There's no use kidding myself.Copy !req
888. Once they release The Duelling Cavalier,
Lockwood and Lamont are through.Copy !req
889. The picture's a museum piece.Copy !req
890. I'm a museum piece.Copy !req
891. Things went wrong with the sound.
Get the technical—Copy !req
892. No, it wasn't that.Copy !req
893. This is sweet of both of you, but I—Copy !req
894. Something happened to me tonight.Copy !req
895. Everything you said
about me is true.Copy !req
896. I'm no actor.Copy !req
897. I never was.
Just a lot of dumb show.Copy !req
898. I know that now.Copy !req
899. Well, at least you're
taking it lying down.Copy !req
900. No kidding, Cosmo.Copy !req
901. Did you ever see anything
as idiotic as me on that screen?Copy !req
902. Yeah. How about Lina?Copy !req
903. Heh. I ran her a close second.Copy !req
904. Maybe it was a photo finish.
I'm through.Copy !req
905. You're not through.Copy !req
906. Why, of course not.Copy !req
907. With your looks,
you could drive an ice wagon.Copy !req
908. - Or shine shoes.
- Block hats.Copy !req
909. - Sell pencils.
- Dig ditches.Copy !req
910. Or go back into vaudeville.Copy !req
911. Fit as a fiddle and ready for love
I could jump over the moon up aboveCopy !req
912. Fit as a fiddle and ready for loveCopy !req
913. Too bad I didn't do that in Duelling Cavalier.
They might have liked it.Copy !req
914. - Why don't you?
- What?Copy !req
915. - Make a musical.
- A musical?Copy !req
916. Sure. Make a musical.Copy !req
917. The new Don Lockwood.
He yodels, he jumps about to music.Copy !req
918. The only trouble is
that after Duelling Cavalier...Copy !req
919. nobody'd come to see me jump off
the Woolworth Building into a damp rag.Copy !req
920. Turn The Duelling Cavalier
into a musical.Copy !req
921. - Duelling Cavalier?
- Sure.Copy !req
922. They've got six weeks before
it's released.Copy !req
923. Add songs and dances,
trim bad scenes, add new ones.Copy !req
924. And you got it.Copy !req
925. Hey, I think it'll work.Copy !req
926. - Of course!
- It's a cinch.Copy !req
927. It may be crazy, but we'll do it.Copy !req
928. The Duelling Cavalier
is now a musical.Copy !req
929. - Hot dog!
- Hallelujah!Copy !req
930. Whoopee! Fellas, I feel this is
my lucky day, March 23rd.Copy !req
931. - Your lucky day's the 24th.
- What?Copy !req
932. It's 1:30 already.
It's morning!Copy !req
933. Yes. And what a lovely morning!Copy !req
934. Good mornin'Copy !req
935. Good mornin'Copy !req
936. We've talked the whole night throughCopy !req
937. Good mornin'Copy !req
938. Good mornin' to youCopy !req
939. Good mornin'
Good mornin'Copy !req
940. It's great to stay up lateCopy !req
941. Good mornin'
Good mornin' to youCopy !req
942. When the band began to play
The stars were shining brightCopy !req
943. Now the milkman's on his way
It's too late to say good nightCopy !req
944. So good mornin'
Good mornin'Copy !req
945. Sunbeams will soon smile throughCopy !req
946. Good mornin'
Good mornin' to youCopy !req
947. And you and you and youCopy !req
948. Good mornin'
Good mornin'Copy !req
949. We've gabbed the whole night throughCopy !req
950. Good mornin'
Good mornin' to youCopy !req
951. Nothing could be grander
Than to be in LouisianaCopy !req
952. In the mornin'
In the mornin'Copy !req
953. It's great to stay up lateCopy !req
954. Good mornin'
Good mornin' to youCopy !req
955. Might be just as zippy
If we was in MississippiCopy !req
956. When we left the movie show
The future wasn't brightCopy !req
957. But came the dawn, the show goes on
And I don't wanna say good nightCopy !req
958. So say good mornin'Copy !req
959. Good mornin'Copy !req
960. Rainbows are shinin' throughCopy !req
961. - Good mornin'
- Good mornin'Copy !req
962. - Bonjour!
- Monsieur!Copy !req
963. - Buenos días!
- Muchas frías!Copy !req
964. - Buon giorno!
- A ritorno!Copy !req
965. - Guten morgen!
- Guten morgen!Copy !req
966. Good mornin' to youCopy !req
967. Olé!Copy !req
968. - Toro!
- Toro!Copy !req
969. Hey, we can't make this a musical.Copy !req
970. What do you mean?Copy !req
971. Lina.Copy !req
972. - Lina.
- Lina.Copy !req
973. She can't act, she can't sing
and she can't dance.Copy !req
974. - A triple threat.
- Yeah.Copy !req
975. What's so funny?Copy !req
976. I'm sorry, I was just thinking.Copy !req
977. I liked her best when
the sound went off and she said:Copy !req
978. "Yes, yes, yes."Copy !req
979. "No, no, no."Copy !req
980. "Yes, yes, yes."Copy !req
981. "No, no—"Copy !req
982. Wait a minute.Copy !req
983. I am just about to be brilliant.Copy !req
984. Come here, Kathy.
Come here. Now, sing.Copy !req
985. Huh?
- I said sing.Copy !req
986. Good mornin'
Good mornin'Copy !req
987. Don, keep your eyes
riveted on my face.Copy !req
988. Good mornin'
Good mornin' to youCopy !req
989. Watch my mouth.Copy !req
990. Good mornin'
Good mornin'Copy !req
991. It's great to stay up lateCopy !req
992. Good mornin'
Good mornin' to youCopy !req
993. Well, convincing?Copy !req
994. Enchanting. What?Copy !req
995. Don't you get it?Copy !req
996. Use Kathy's voice.Copy !req
997. Lina moves her mouth
and Kathy sings and talks for her.Copy !req
998. That's wonderful!Copy !req
999. - I couldn't let you do it, Kathy.
- Why not?Copy !req
1000. You wouldn't be seen.
You'd throw away your career.Copy !req
1001. It has nothing to do with my career.
It's only for this picture.Copy !req
1002. The important thing is to save
The Duelling Cavalier...Copy !req
1003. - ... save Lockwood and Lamont.
- Yeah.Copy !req
1004. Well, all right, if it's only
for this one picture, but...Copy !req
1005. - You think it'll get by?
- Of course.Copy !req
1006. It's simple to work the numbers.Copy !req
1007. Just dance around Lina
and teach her how to take a bow.Copy !req
1008. We'll spring it on R.F.
in the morning.Copy !req
1009. Don, you're a genius.Copy !req
1010. I'm glad you thought of it.Copy !req
1011. Oh, Cosmo.Copy !req
1012. Good night, Kathy. See you tomorrow.Copy !req
1013. Good night, Don.
Take care of that throat.Copy !req
1014. You're a big singing star now, remember?Copy !req
1015. This California dew
is just a little heavier than usual.Copy !req
1016. Really?Copy !req
1017. From where I stand,
the sun is shining all over the place.Copy !req
1018. I'm singin' in the rainCopy !req
1019. Just singin' in the rainCopy !req
1020. What a glorious feelin'Copy !req
1021. I'm happy againCopy !req
1022. I'm laughin' at cloudsCopy !req
1023. So dark up aboveCopy !req
1024. The sun's in my heartCopy !req
1025. And I'm ready for loveCopy !req
1026. Let the stormy clouds chaseCopy !req
1027. Everyone from the placeCopy !req
1028. Come on with the rainCopy !req
1029. I've a smile on my faceCopy !req
1030. I'll walk down the laneCopy !req
1031. With a happy refrainCopy !req
1032. Just singin'Copy !req
1033. Singin' in the rainCopy !req
1034. Dancin' in the rainCopy !req
1035. I'm happy againCopy !req
1036. I'm singin'Copy !req
1037. And dancin' in the rainCopy !req
1038. I'm dancin'Copy !req
1039. And singin'Copy !req
1040. In the rainCopy !req
1041. Why, that's wonderful!Copy !req
1042. We'll keep it secret
until we're ready to release...Copy !req
1043. just in case it doesn't come off.
I'm worried about Lina.Copy !req
1044. She doesn't like Miss Selden.
There might be fireworks.Copy !req
1045. Lina won't even know she's on the lot.Copy !req
1046. Boys, this is great.Copy !req
1047. The Duelling Cavalier can be saved.Copy !req
1048. Now, let's see.Copy !req
1049. The Duelling Cavalier with music.Copy !req
1050. The title.Copy !req
1051. The title's not right.
We need a musical title. Cosmo?Copy !req
1052. Hey! The Duelling Mammy.Copy !req
1053. No.Copy !req
1054. I've got it.Copy !req
1055. No.Copy !req
1056. The Dancing Cavalier!Copy !req
1057. That's it.
The Dancing Cavalier.Copy !req
1058. - Remind me to make you a scriptwriter.
- Thanks. Have a cigar.Copy !req
1059. Thanks.Copy !req
1060. Now, what about the story?Copy !req
1061. We need modern musical numbers.Copy !req
1062. We throw a modern section into it.Copy !req
1063. The hero's a hoofer on Broadway.Copy !req
1064. He sings and he dances.Copy !req
1065. One night, backstage, he's reading
The Tale of Two Cities.Copy !req
1066. A sandbag hits his head.Copy !req
1067. He dreams he's back
during the French Revolution.Copy !req
1068. This way, we get in
the modern dancing numbers.Copy !req
1069. But in the dream,
we can still use the costumes.Copy !req
1070. Sensational! Cosmo,
remind me to give you a raise.Copy !req
1071. - Oh, R.F.
- Yes?Copy !req
1072. Give me a raise.Copy !req
1073. He holds her in his armsCopy !req
1074. Would you?Copy !req
1075. Would you?Copy !req
1076. He tells her of her charmsCopy !req
1077. Would you?Copy !req
1078. Would you?Copy !req
1079. They met as you and ICopy !req
1080. And they were only friendsCopy !req
1081. But before...Copy !req
1082. the story endsCopy !req
1083. He'll kiss her with a sighCopy !req
1084. Would you?Copy !req
1085. Would you?Copy !req
1086. And if the girl were ICopy !req
1087. Would you?Copy !req
1088. And would you dare to sayCopy !req
1089. Let's do the sameCopy !req
1090. As theyCopy !req
1091. I wouldCopy !req
1092. Would you?Copy !req
1093. And would you dare to sayCopy !req
1094. Let's do the sameCopy !req
1095. As theyCopy !req
1096. I wouldCopy !req
1097. Would you?Copy !req
1098. Perfect! That Selden girl is great.Copy !req
1099. I'm gonna give her a big buildup.Copy !req
1100. - Swell!
- How much is there left to do?Copy !req
1101. - One scene and a number.
- What number?Copy !req
1102. It's a new one.
It's for the modern part.Copy !req
1103. It's called "Broadway Melody."Copy !req
1104. It's the story of a young hoofer
who comes to New York.Copy !req
1105. First, we set the stage with a song.Copy !req
1106. It goes like this.Copy !req
1107. Don't bring a frown to old BroadwayCopy !req
1108. You gotta clown on BroadwayCopy !req
1109. Your troubles thereCopy !req
1110. They're out of styleCopy !req
1111. For Broadway always wears a smileCopy !req
1112. A million lightsCopy !req
1113. They flicker thereCopy !req
1114. A million hearts beat quicker thereCopy !req
1115. No skies of gray
On that Great White WayCopy !req
1116. That's the BroadwayCopy !req
1117. MelodyCopy !req
1118. Gotta danceCopy !req
1119. Gotta danceCopy !req
1120. Gotta danceCopy !req
1121. Shh.Copy !req
1122. Gotta danceCopy !req
1123. Gotta danceCopy !req
1124. Gotta dance, gotta danceCopy !req
1125. Broadway rhythm
It's got meCopy !req
1126. Everybody danceCopy !req
1127. Broadway rhythm
It's got meCopy !req
1128. Everybody danceCopy !req
1129. Out on that Gay White Way
And each merry caféCopy !req
1130. Orchestras play
Taking your breath awayCopy !req
1131. Broadway rhythm
It's got meCopy !req
1132. Everybody sing and danceCopy !req
1133. Oh, that Broadway rhythmCopy !req
1134. Oh, that Broadway rhythmCopy !req
1135. When I hear that happy beatCopy !req
1136. Feel like dancin' down the streetCopy !req
1137. To that Broadway rhythmCopy !req
1138. Writhing, beatingCopy !req
1139. RhythmCopy !req
1140. Gotta danceCopy !req
1141. Gotta danceCopy !req
1142. Gotta danceCopy !req
1143. Gotta danceCopy !req
1144. When I hear that happy beatCopy !req
1145. Feel like dancin' down the streetCopy !req
1146. When I hear that happy beatCopy !req
1147. Feel like dancin' down the streetCopy !req
1148. Gotta danceCopy !req
1149. Gotta danceCopy !req
1150. Gotta danceCopy !req
1151. Gotta dance
Gotta danceCopy !req
1152. That's the BroadwayCopy !req
1153. MelodyCopy !req
1154. That's the idea.
What do you think of it?Copy !req
1155. I can't visualize it.
I'll have to see it on film first.Copy !req
1156. - On film, it'll be better yet.
- Don't forget.Copy !req
1157. Have Selden re-record
all of Lina's dialogue.Copy !req
1158. - It's all set up.
- And remember...Copy !req
1159. don't let Lina know about it.Copy !req
1160. All set in there?Copy !req
1161. Right.Copy !req
1162. Nothing can keep us apart.Copy !req
1163. Our love will last
till the stars turn cold.Copy !req
1164. All right, Kathy. Go ahead.Copy !req
1165. Nothing can keep us apart.Copy !req
1166. Our love will last
till the stars turn cold.Copy !req
1167. That's great! Perfect. Cut.Copy !req
1168. Till the stars turn cold.Copy !req
1169. Oh, Kathy, I love you.Copy !req
1170. I can't wait till
this picture's finished.Copy !req
1171. No more secrecy.
I'm gonna let Lina and everyone know.Copy !req
1172. Your fans will be
bitterly disappointed.Copy !req
1173. From now on, there's only
one fan I'm worried about.Copy !req
1174. There!Copy !req
1175. - What did I tell you?
- Thanks, Zelda. You're a real pal.Copy !req
1176. I want that girl off the lot at once!
She ain't gonna be my voice.Copy !req
1177. Zelda told me everything.Copy !req
1178. - Thanks, Zelda. You're a real pal.
- Anytime, Don.Copy !req
1179. Look, Don and I—Copy !req
1180. Don! Don't you dare call him Don!Copy !req
1181. I was calling him Don
before you were born.Copy !req
1182. I mean—
You were kissing him!Copy !req
1183. I was kissing her.
I happen to be in love with her.Copy !req
1184. That's ridiculous! Everybody knows
you're in love with me.Copy !req
1185. Ha, ha. Now look, Lina.
Try and understand this.Copy !req
1186. I'm going to marry her.Copy !req
1187. Silly boy.
She ain't the marrying kind.Copy !req
1188. She's a flirt
trying to get ahead by using you.Copy !req
1189. Well, I'll put a stop to that!
I'm gonna go up and see R.F. right now!Copy !req
1190. A little late.
The picture's finished.Copy !req
1191. If she weren't in it,
you'd be finished too.Copy !req
1192. As far as I can see,
she's the only one who's finished.Copy !req
1193. Who'll hear of her?Copy !req
1194. Everybody. Why do you think
Zelda's in such a sweat?Copy !req
1195. Kathy nearly stole
the picture from her.Copy !req
1196. She's only doing you a favor
in The Dancing Cavalier.Copy !req
1197. And she's getting
full screen credit for it too.Copy !req
1198. It'll say on the screen
that I don't talk and sing for myself?Copy !req
1199. Of course. What do you think?Copy !req
1200. - They can't do that.
- It's already done.Copy !req
1201. There's a whole
publicity campaign planned.Copy !req
1202. Publicity?Copy !req
1203. They can't make a fool out of me.Copy !req
1204. They can't make a laughingstock
out of Lina Lamont.Copy !req
1205. What do they think I am,
dumb or something?Copy !req
1206. Why, I make more money...Copy !req
1207. than Calvin Coolidge...Copy !req
1208. put together!Copy !req
1209. "Monumental Pictures enthusiastic
over Lina's singing and dancing."Copy !req
1210. I never said that.Copy !req
1211. "Premiere tomorrow night to reveal
Lina Lamont, big musical talent."Copy !req
1212. You can't pull a switch like this
on the publicity department.Copy !req
1213. We were prepared
for the Selden campaign.Copy !req
1214. Now you do this.
At least keep us informed.Copy !req
1215. Wait a minute.
I don't know anything about this.Copy !req
1216. What are we gonna do?Copy !req
1217. Nothing.Copy !req
1218. Absolutely nothing.Copy !req
1219. You wouldn't wanna call the papers
and say Lina Lamont...Copy !req
1220. is a big fat liar.Copy !req
1221. Did you send this stuff out?Copy !req
1222. I gave an exclusive story
to every paper in town.Copy !req
1223. You'll never get away with it.
Call the papers.Copy !req
1224. I wouldn't do that if I were you.Copy !req
1225. Don't tell me what to do, Lina.Copy !req
1226. What do you think I am,
dumb or something?Copy !req
1227. I had my lawyer go over my contract.Copy !req
1228. Contract?Copy !req
1229. And I control my publicity, not you.Copy !req
1230. - Yeah?
- Yeah.Copy !req
1231. The studio is responsible
for every word printed about me.Copy !req
1232. If I don't like it, I can sue.Copy !req
1233. What?Copy !req
1234. I can sue.Copy !req
1235. If you tell the papers
about Kathy Selden...Copy !req
1236. it would be "detrimental
and deleterious" to my career.Copy !req
1237. I could sue you for the whole studio.Copy !req
1238. - That's a lot of nonsense.
- Says so.Copy !req
1239. Right here.Copy !req
1240. Contract dated June 8, 1925,
paragraph 34, subdivision letter A.Copy !req
1241. "The party of the first part—"Copy !req
1242. - That's me.
- You win, Lina.Copy !req
1243. We better take Kathy's
credit card off the screen.Copy !req
1244. All right, go ahead.Copy !req
1245. Let's just get
this premiere over with.Copy !req
1246. Satisfied?Copy !req
1247. There's just one little thing more.Copy !req
1248. You want me to change the name of
the studio to Lamont Pictures, Inc.?Copy !req
1249. R.F., you're cute.Copy !req
1250. Now, I was just thinking.Copy !req
1251. You've given her
a part in Zelda's picture...Copy !req
1252. and you'll give her
a bigger one in the next.Copy !req
1253. So, what?Copy !req
1254. If she's done such a grand job
doubling for my voice...Copy !req
1255. don't you think she ought to
go on doing just that?Copy !req
1256. - And nothing else.
- You're out of your mind.Copy !req
1257. I'm still more important
to the studio than she is.Copy !req
1258. I wouldn't do that to her
in a million years.Copy !req
1259. You'd take her career away.
People don't do things like that.Copy !req
1260. People?Copy !req
1261. I ain't people.Copy !req
1262. I am a...Copy !req
1263. "A shimmering, glowing star
in the cinema firmament."Copy !req
1264. It says so...Copy !req
1265. right there.Copy !req
1266. Oh, Pierre, Pierre, my darling.
At last, I've found you.Copy !req
1267. Oh, Pierre.Copy !req
1268. Pierre, you're hurt.
Speak to me, speak to me.Copy !req
1269. I'll kiss her with a sighCopy !req
1270. Would you?Copy !req
1271. Would you?Copy !req
1272. And if the girl were ICopy !req
1273. Would you?Copy !req
1274. Would you?Copy !req
1275. Oh, Pierre, hold me
in your arms always.Copy !req
1276. Lockwood's a sensation.Copy !req
1277. Yes, but Lamont! What a voice!
Isn't she marvelous?Copy !req
1278. - It's going over wonderfully, isn't it?
- Yeah.Copy !req
1279. Our love will last
till the stars turn cold.Copy !req
1280. And would you dare to sayCopy !req
1281. Let's do the same as theyCopy !req
1282. I wouldCopy !req
1283. Would you?Copy !req
1284. R.F., it's a real smash.Copy !req
1285. - Congratulations. We owe you a lot.
- Thank you.Copy !req
1286. - Kathy, we made it!
- It's a miracle!Copy !req
1287. It's great, Don. Just great.Copy !req
1288. You were fabulous.
You sang as well as Kathy Selden.Copy !req
1289. And I'm gonna for a long time.Copy !req
1290. What do you mean?Copy !req
1291. I mean she's gonna go
right on singing for me.Copy !req
1292. Listen, Lina.Copy !req
1293. I thought something was cooking
beneath those bleached curls.Copy !req
1294. Kathy has her own career.
She only did this for this picture.Copy !req
1295. That's what you think.Copy !req
1296. Come on, come on.Copy !req
1297. - Lina's getting carried away.
- Yeah, she is.Copy !req
1298. Listen, you boa constrictor.Copy !req
1299. Don't get any fancy ideas
about the future. Tell her!Copy !req
1300. Never mind, R.F.!
Listen to that applause.Copy !req
1301. Wait till the money rolls in.Copy !req
1302. You won't give all that up because
a nobody don't wanna be my voice.Copy !req
1303. She's got something.
It's a gold mine.Copy !req
1304. Part of that choice is mine.Copy !req
1305. And I just won't do it.Copy !req
1306. You've got a five-year contract.
You'll do what R.F. says.Copy !req
1307. What's the matter?
Why don't you tell her off?Copy !req
1308. I'm confused.
This thing is so big—Copy !req
1309. - They're tearing the house apart.
- Take a curtain call.Copy !req
1310. I once gave you a cigar.
Can I have it back?Copy !req
1311. Listen! I'm an avalanche!
Selden, you're stuck.Copy !req
1312. If this happens, get a new boy.
I won't stand for it.Copy !req
1313. Who needs you? They'd come to see me
if I played opposite a monkey!Copy !req
1314. Don's a smash too.Copy !req
1315. I'll say a few words.
I'm still running the studio.Copy !req
1316. I'm not so sure!Copy !req
1317. You're Mr. Producer,
always running things, running me.Copy !req
1318. From now on, as far as I'm concerned,
I'm running things.Copy !req
1319. - Lina Lamont Pictures, Inc., huh?
- Yeah.Copy !req
1320. You've gone a little too far.Copy !req
1321. - They're yelling for a speech.
- A speech?Copy !req
1322. Yeah, everybody's always making
speeches for me.Copy !req
1323. Tonight, I'm gonna do my own talking.
I'm gonna make the speech!Copy !req
1324. No, please!
Wait a minute. Wait a minute.Copy !req
1325. This is Lina's big night
and she's entitled to do the talking.Copy !req
1326. - Right?
- Right.Copy !req
1327. Ladies and gentlemen.Copy !req
1328. I can't tell you...Copy !req
1329. how thrilled we are
at your reception...Copy !req
1330. for The Dancing Cavalier,
our first musical picture together.Copy !req
1331. If we bring a little joy
into your humdrum lives...Copy !req
1332. it makes us feel
as though our hard work...Copy !req
1333. ain't been in vain for nothing.Copy !req
1334. Bless you all.Copy !req
1335. She didn't sound that way
in the picture.Copy !req
1336. Cut the talk, Lina. Sing!Copy !req
1337. Sing us a song, Lina.
Sing to us.Copy !req
1338. Please.
Come on, Lina, sing.Copy !req
1339. I got an idea. Come here.Copy !req
1340. Now, listen.Copy !req
1341. What am I gonna do?Copy !req
1342. We've got it.
Get a mike set up back of that curtain.Copy !req
1343. Kathy, come here.
Kathy will stand back of there and sing.Copy !req
1344. She'll be back of the curtain singing,
and I'll be in front...Copy !req
1345. - Like in the picture?
- Right.Copy !req
1346. You've gotta do it. This is too big.Copy !req
1347. She's got a five-year contract with me.
Get over to that mike.Copy !req
1348. You heard him, Kathy. Now do it!Copy !req
1349. I'll do it, Don.Copy !req
1350. But I never want to see you again...Copy !req
1351. on or off the screen.Copy !req
1352. Now, come on, Lina.Copy !req
1353. What are you gonna sing?Copy !req
1354. "Singin' in the Rain."Copy !req
1355. "Singin' in the Rain."Copy !req
1356. "Singin' in the Rain."Copy !req
1357. In what key?Copy !req
1358. A-flat.Copy !req
1359. A-flat.Copy !req
1360. In A-flat.Copy !req
1361. I'm singin' in the rain
Just singin' in the rainCopy !req
1362. What a glorious feelin'
I'm happy againCopy !req
1363. I'm laughin' at clouds
So dark up aboveCopy !req
1364. The sun's in my heartCopy !req
1365. And I'm ready for loveCopy !req
1366. Let the stormy clouds chaseCopy !req
1367. Everyone from the placeCopy !req
1368. Come on with the rain
I've a smile on my faceCopy !req
1369. I'll walk down the lane
With a happy refrainCopy !req
1370. And singin'
Just singin' in the rainCopy !req
1371. I'm singin' in the rain
Just singin' in the rainCopy !req
1372. What a glorious feelin'
I'm happy againCopy !req
1373. I'm laughin' at clouds
So dark up aboveCopy !req
1374. The sun's in my heartCopy !req
1375. And I'm ready for loveCopy !req
1376. Let the stormy clouds chaseCopy !req
1377. Stop that girl!Copy !req
1378. That girl running up the aisle!
Stop her!Copy !req
1379. That's the girl whose voice
you heard and loved.Copy !req
1380. She's the real star of the picture,
Kathy Selden!Copy !req
1381. Kathy.Copy !req
1382. You areCopy !req
1383. My lucky starCopy !req
1384. I saw youCopy !req
1385. From afarCopy !req
1386. Two lovely eyes
At me they were gleamingCopy !req
1387. BeamingCopy !req
1388. I was starstruckCopy !req
1389. You're allCopy !req
1390. My lucky charmsCopy !req
1391. I'm luckyCopy !req
1392. In your armsCopy !req
1393. You've opened heaven's portalCopy !req
1394. Here on earth for this poor mortalCopy !req
1395. YouCopy !req
1396. Are myCopy !req
1397. Lucky starCopy !req