There's No Business Like Show Business Page #2
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She's in your memory
By morning, night,
and noon
She will leave you
and then
Come back again
A pretty girl is just
like a pretty tune
A pretty girl
La ta da
ta da de da
Is like a melody
La ta da
ta da de da
That haunts you
night and day
They go together
like sunny weather
Goes with
the month of May
Just like the strain
La la la la la la...
Of a haunting refrain
She'll start upon
a marathon
And run around
your brain
You can't escape,
no, no, no, no, n...
She's in your memory
In your memory by
morning, night, and noon
She will leave you
and then...
Come back again
A pretty girl is
just like a pretty tune
Terrence was
having so much fun
but Saturday night,
that was the end of that.
It was good-bye, blondes.
Shh!
Tim, we ought
to go back.
We're just going to get
in a lot of trouble.
Katy's waiting for us
out in the bushes.
You're not going to go
chicken now, are you?
Come on!
Father Dineen:
Going somewhere?
Suppose you come
in here, boys.
What is it?
Trouble.
Where?
School.
I don't want you
to think that the children
have caused
any serious trouble.
On the contrary,
they're fine youngsters,
and we'd like
to keep them very much.
I just thought it best
that we have
a little talk.
I hope my telegram
didn't interfere
too much
with your plans.
That's all right, Father.
We closed last night.
We'll be laying off
for Lent anyway.
Oh, isn't that
interesting?
I didn't know actors
gave up the theater
for Lent.
Well, not exactly, Father.
Let's say that the theater
gives up actors for Lent.
Does the box office
fall off?
Yes, Father. Ours falls off.
Yours picks up.
Oh, I understand,
but to return
to the children.
The fact is, they want
to be back with you.
Did they tell you that?
Well, they've
done more than that.
They tried
to run away. Twice.
No.
Yes.
Why? Is the work
too much for them?
I mean,
are they dumbbells?
Oh, no.
Not at all.
If there's something
wrong with our kids,
you don't have
to horse around. You can...
Oh, I beg your pardon,
Father.
That's quite all right.
No, there's nothing
wrong with them.
Quite the contrary.
Steve is a fine student,
quiet, serious.
Quite an unusual boy.
Katherine, well,
the sisters tell me
she's above average.
And, uh, Timothy?
Well, uh...
Timothy is all boy,
shall we say?
A natural born leader.
Great kid, huh, Father?
Unfortunately,
sometimes he leads
the others
in the wrong direction.
Oh, there's
nothing serious.
What I'm trying
to say is,
the children
are just not happy
away from you
and the theater.
Happy? Who told them
they're supposed to be happy?
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