Holiday Inn Page #6
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# And come to Holiday Inn #
# May the calendar
keep bringing #
Happy New Year, Ted.
No!
- Francois, have you seen Mr. Hanover?
- Twice, sir.
- What happened?
- The first time, sir,
he came from his room
with a telegram in his hand.
- He ordered Scotch and soda, a bottle of each.
- I know. What then?
The second time, he asked
which way is Connect-i-cut.
- Connecticut.
- Connect-i-cut.
He said he has a friend there
Why didn't you stop him?
How could I stop him, sir, when I don't
know which way is Connect-i-cut?
Who said Holiday Inn
wouldn't work?
- We're gonna divvy up a stack of money tonight, huh?
- Man, man!
I've got a landlady who's gonna ask
for your autographed picture.
Everybody get somethin'?
- Go to bed now. It's gettin' late.
- Good night.
- Good night.
- Good night.
Look, it's almost time.
It's practically
straight up, isn't it?
It's practically
straight up, isn't it?
# One minute to go #
# One minute to say good-bye #
# Let's start the New Year right #
# When they dim the light #
# Let's begin #
# Kissing the old year out #
# Kissing the New Year in #
# Let's watch the old year die #
# With a fond good-bye #
# And our hopes as high #
# As a kite #
# How can our love go wrong #
# If we start the New Year right #
- That's it, that's midnight. I'll see you out on the floor.
- All right.
Come on, everybody! Happy New Year!
Get your partner and dance.
Happy holiday.
Happy New Year.
- I forgot my check.
- You won't need that, but you'll need your coat.
- Happy New Year.
- Happy New Year.
- Same to you. Many of them. I gotta...
- Come on, Jim, you gotta dance.
- Oh, you gotta dance with me. Come on, you gotta dance.
- No, I can't. Oh!
- Why, Mr. Hanover!
- That's Ted Hanover.
- Wait a minute. I gotta go.
- I don't want Ted Hanover.
- I want you. This is New Year's, kid.
- I know.
Ted!
- He wasn't drunk. It's a gag.
- What happened?
Ted Hanover with his new partner.
They were great!
New partner?
- You'd better get back.
- I'm sorry. If I'd known how he was...
Oh, he'll be all right in a week
or ten days. You'd better hurry.
Ted! Ted!
Ted! Oh. How is he?
He's out cold.
Hot or cold, he can keep
his dancing shoes in my office.
- Did you hear that applause?
- Yeah, it went pretty good.
- And I was worried about his losing Lila.
- Losing Lila?
Yeah, she eloped tonight
with some Texan from Texas...
with Ted's engagement ring
on her finger.
But who cares? You lose one girl,
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