There's No Business Like Show Business Page #3
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They're supposed
to be learning things.
Well, in any event,
I think that you
and your husband
should have a talk
with them
and try to explain
to them how you feel.
Personally,
I find something
very rare and precious
in this feeling
they have for you
and your profession.
Of course, it's up
to you to decide.
Excuse me.
I'll get them.
Get that bit
about Tim?
"Natural born leader."
Look, birdbrain,
Father Dineen was trying
to tell us
in a very nice way
that we've got a little
gangster on our hands.
Didn't you get it?
The kids are going
to stay right here, Terry.
Who says they're not?
Don't act so innocent.
I know you.
You're a pushover
for those kids.
Me? You're the one
that's always
giving in to them.
Not this time.
I'm going to be as firm
as the rock of Gibraltar.
The rock of Gibraltar.
The kids knew we bought
a house in Jersey,
but this was the first
time they'd seen it.
And what a time
to face a big fat mortgage.
Crash!
Depression!
And the first thing
that people gave up
was the theater.
And the first thing
the theater gave up
was the Donahues.
Boy, the things
we had to do
to make a buck.
we even split up.
She's not so good
in the house
But on a bench
in the park
You'd be surprised
She isn't much
in the light
But when she gets
in the dark
You'd be surprised
At a party
or at a ball
I got to admit,
she's nothin' at all
But in the Morris chair
You'd be surprised
And when I say coffee,
I don't mean
just any coffee.
I mean Shelby's
aerated, vacuumized
flavor in the bean
coffee,
which comes in three
delicious grinds:
Instant...
perk...
And drip.
So
Let's have
another cup of coffee
Yes, let's have another cup
of Shelby's
aerated coffee.
And let's have
another piece of pie
Then one day
We were in the chips again,
playing big picture houses
all across the country.
Till about '37.
That was the year
Tim surprised us all
and graduated
from high school.
And we started
working out a new act
for the whole family.
Katy's love was dancing,
and the kid was good.
Steve was no hoofer,
but he sure could
sell a song.
Our name
for the new act?
What else?
The Five Donahues!
Working together,
we soon hit the top:
Headliners in a big
hippodrome extravaganza.
Come on and hear
Alexander's Ragtime Band
Come on and hear
It's the best band
in the land
They can play
a bugle call
Like you never
heard before
So natural that you
want to go to war
That's just
the bestest band what am
My honey lamb
Come on along
Let me take you
by the hand
Up to the man
Who's the leader
of the band
And if you care to hear
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