The Belle of New York Page #2

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- French is obscene.

- What is the meaning of this. "obscene"?

- That means you better go.

- Very well, then, I obscene.

- Oh, the very id...

What's that?

Oh, that, It's a kind of a girl.

That much is obvious.

Why is she hung up here?

Well, she was sort of a guest of honor.

You see, she's getting married tomorrow.

And just how does that affect you?

Well, she's going to marry

a very good friend of mine.

Marriage to a woman like that

ought to be prohibited by law.

- You're so right.

- Charles, what am I gonna do about you?

You've been a problem

from the day you learned how to whistle.

- Aunt Letty, I can explain.

- Oh, not now.

I've had a long trip and I'm tired.

We'll discuss this in the morning.

Good night, Aunt Letty.

And when you leave.

take Buffalo Bill with you.

- The back of your neck, she look so sad.

- Yeah.

And your face.

it doesn't want to get married.

No, In fact, none of me does.

Charlie, if you feel like this

about marriage...

...why so many times you get engaged?

Well, I'm sincere when I ask them

and then something happens.

- What happens?

- Oh, I don't know.

I guess I just seem to lose interest in

any girl who'd marry a fellow like me.

If there is love,

happiness will find you

And cloudy days soon will be behind you

If there is love in your life

Harrison, why are we stopping here?

There's a trash wagon ahead, sir.

and they won't let us through.

If there is joy, you can banish sorrow

Give old Lucifer a shove

You can light your way above

If you let a little love in your life

Come in and

Let a little love

Let a little love

- Let a little love come in

Come in!

Let a little love

Let a little love

- Let a little love come in

Come in!

We're losing them, Angela.

You'll have to take over.

- Should I?

- Oh, sure.

Give a little shove

Light your way above

Let a little love come in

What?

Let there be love in your life

If there is love,

happiness will find you

And cloudy days soon will be behind you

Charlie, Charlie.

- To home, please.

- Aren't you going to wait for him, ma'am?

I pity the woman who waits for him.

If there is joy, you can banish sorrow

Give old Lucifer a shove

You can light your way above

If you let a little love in your life

Miss Bonfils will now distribute some

copies of our magazine, free of charge.

It would be very nice to hear the generous

jingle of a few coins in the tambourine.

- Angela.

- I'll have a magazine, please.

I'll treasure this all my life.

I'll sleep with it under my pillow.

- Would do you more good if you read it.

- I'll take one.

I'll take one.

Bless you, brother.

I'll have a magazine, please.

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