Without Reservations Page #2
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- 1946
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- What?
- You were right.
- Yeah.
Chase around. Look for what you want
and you find it in your own backyard.
That's right.
Three times we walked through,
we didn't see a thing.
There's no use knocking ourselves out.
You said if we only relaxed,
everything would be lovely.
Like that French fellow wrote...
...about the kids who went out
looking for the bluebird.
trying to find it, but they didn't.
- So they came home and guess what?
- What?
They found that bluebird
in their own backyard.
What happened then?
Bluebird flew away.
- This bluebird won't fly away.
- That's right, Dink.
You gonna do something about it?
Well, sure, I'm gonna do something
about it.
Hello.
Hello.
Hello.
You up there?
I'm down here.
He sleeps over there.
- Maurice Maeterlinck is Belgian.
- Do we know him?
- Well, apparently, you were...
- Does he know us?
He's the author of The Blue Bird.
The story you were telling.
- He got the Nobel Prize for it.
- He deserved it.
Yes, well, he's Belgian, not French.
This girl is repeating herself.
It's certainly nice the way
things turn out.
You sleep up there, Rusty down here.
I sleep over there.
Everything's very chummy.
Yes, that's what I like about traveling.
People are more friendly, more relaxed.
Rusty can relax practically anywhere.
I know.
Oh, no. I mean...
I mean, he seems the sort of person
who is naturally friendly.
Oh, if everybody could be like that.
If everyone in the whole world could
get together with that relaxed spirit.
If people could brush aside suspicion
and selfish differences...
...and let down their back fences.
Don't you think
it's getting a little crowded in here?
- Oh, I guess I talk too much.
- No, you're a good talker.
But doesn't all that yakking
make you a little thirsty?
Come on, we'll buy you a drink.
Thanks. I'll see you later. There are
things I wanna get out of my bag.
Good deal.
A beetle.
Yup.
A beetle.
Dear Mr. Baldwin:
After mature consideration...
...I subscribe to your plan of
having unknown play Mark Winston.
Stop.
But search is not necessary.
As I have met Mark Winston in the flesh.
Stop.
It's incredible...
...but it's true.
I instinctively feel this...
...dark-haired...
...deep-voiced Marine flyer is our man.
Stop.
I am thrilled.
Stop.
How shall I proceed?
Regards...
...Madden.
Oh, porter.
Porter, would you take care
of this wire for me?
- Yes, ma'am, at the next stop.
- Thank you.
Where are you going?
Hollywood.
Got a job?
You got a boyfriend in Hollywood?
Why do you wanna go to Hollywood
for? It's full of dames.
You want to come to San Diego
and get a job waiting tables.
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