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# But they smile

They don't care #

# Everyone's a millionaire #

#When you're strolling

on Fifth Avenue #

# Easter bonnets #

# Bright and gay #

# New York's finest #

# On St. Patrick's Day #

# Flags are flying #

# See them wave #

# Soldiers marching #

# In memory of the brave #

#There are shouts

There are cheers #

# Mingled with a mother's tears #

# On Fifth Avenue #

# Old Fifth Avenue #

#All the world's on parade #

#Where the fashions are all made #

# On Fifth Avenue

That's Fifth Avenue #

- # Fancy shops #

- # Small cafs #

#A cathedral and then #

- # Central Park #

- # Cartier's #

#And a Woolworth's five-and-ten #

#What a street

What a thrill #

# Say, you haven't lived until #

#You've been strolling on Fifth Avenue #

- #You've been strolling on #

- #You've been strolling on #

# Fifth Avenue ##

Uh, folks, I know you're

very anxious to see the movie...

but if you don't mind, I'd like to-

Oh, Wendy,

you go ahead and tell them.

Ladies and gentlemen-

Oh, just a minute, mister.

Aren't you staying for the picture?

My goodness. He must've come

just to see the vaudeville.

Ladies and gentlemen,

this isn't a regular curtain speech.

You see,

this is our last performance...

and tonight we're saying good-bye

to stage and show business...

and leaving for our farm

up in New England.

But before we go,

we want to say good-bye...

and just this once

show what we think of you.

Will everyone please stand up?

Oh, come on. Everybody get up.

- Come on.

- Just this once. Come on. Everybody up there too.

Up. That's it.

Folks, it's hard to say good-bye

to a good friend...

and that's what you've been

to Dad, Mom and me.

You've applauded when you liked us...

and even given us a little hand

when you didn't.

You've been swell,

and we'll never forget you.

Because, honest to goodness...

we could never have brought you

as much happiness as you've brought us.

So now it's our turn to applaud you.

Well, good-bye, Sam.

Good luck to you.

- Have you got the railroad tickets, Joe?

- Yes, I've got the tickets.

Are you sure the train leaves

at 11:
15 and not 10:15?

Is everything down from the hotel?

Did you leave a forwarding address

for the mail?

Will you stop worrying? Leave everything

to me. I'll get you there all right.

- I never forget anything.

- Hey, Dad, don't you remember?

Our dressing room is downstairs.

Come on, Joe. Come on.

All right. All right.

Hiya, Joe.

Gettin' ready for the big outdoors?

- Got your cookbook, Kit?

- Well, if I haven't, we'll starve to death.

Well, by cracky, Lenny,

Farmer Ballantine and her beau.

Well, missy, how's the crop this year?

Well, Ezra, I ain't a-sayin' it's good,

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