Street Girl

Frederika Joyzelle:
Well, to tell the truth, I have nothing to eat for two days.

Mike Fall:
Now, you wouldn't kid me about that, would you?

Frederika Joyzelle:
I telling you, if I ever see some food again I don't know what I'd do.

Mike Fall:
Now, now, wait. Alright, if you're on the level about this, I've got enough food here to feed the starving Chinese.

Happy Winter:
Only 3 million dames in New York and he picked one without a home.

Mike Fall:
Well, Freddie, it's all fixed. You're to stay for two weeks, anyway, if you want to.

Frederika Joyzelle:
Oh, you dear boys. You never be sorry. I work so hard for you.

Joe Spring:
Yessir, I'm going to give you a half a dollar if you darn my socks.

Frederika Joyzelle:
I darn. I darn all of you. I darn everybodies socks.

Pete Summer:
Let's a go. We got to rehearse a that girl today.

Joe Spring:
She'll need more than a rehearsal from what I saw yesterday.

Mike Fall:
What's the matter? She's pretty enough. Can she deliver?

Joe Spring:
She's pretty enough. She's got everything that will draw 'em in. But...

Frederika Joyzelle:
Who this girl you put in act?

Mike Fall:
We're trying a girl down at the Beef-n-Bean, Freddie. She's got a figure that can take 'em off and how.

Frederika Joyzelle:
Who this girl with figure that can take them off and how? You put her in act?

Mike Fall:
Yeah, beginning next week.

Frederika Joyzelle:
To why you put her in act?

Happy Winter:
Cause the Manager wants a skirt in the band.

Joe Spring:
Well, seeing as you met my two boyfriends here, Summer and Winter, I'd like to introduce myself. I'm Joe Spring. The star of this band. And that slug on your left, there, being too ignorant to introduce himself, I'd just like to tell you that that's Mike Fall, the original fall guy.

Frederika Joyzelle:
Oh, I know you boys. You are the Four Seasons.

Keppel - Cafe Owner:
Ha-ha, you're in the act. Well, what can you do?

Frederika Joyzelle:
What I can do? I show you what I can do. I play the violin for the people, in-and-out of the tables. Real Viennese music. Like we have in Aregon. Hey, Mr. Keppel?

Keppel - Cafe Owner:
Ya-ya-ya-ya-ya.

Frederika Joyzelle:
I telling you. We make the place up-to-date, with jazz and art music too.

Keppel - Cafe Owner:
Say, will you do me a favor? Please do me one little favor. Go and play your fiddle under somebody else's table. Will you, please.

Mike Fall:
Freddie, you're a marvel. And we certainly appreciate what you've done.

Frederika Joyzelle:
Well, but, Mike look what you boys do for me. Where I would be if you not let me stay here last night.

Mike Fall:
Oh, you'd have been alright. Anybody would grab the chance to help you over a tough spot.

Frederika Joyzelle:
But, you do help me. And I'm very grateful, Mike.

Mike Fall:
Oh, but I don't want you to be grateful, Freddie. I want you to like me.

Frederika Joyzelle:
Oh, but I do like you.

Mike Fall:
That isn't enough. I want you to get all hot and bothered over me. Don't you think you could?

Frederika Joyzelle:
I don't know. Maybe, I might.

Mike Fall:
Oh, come on honey, will you?

Frederika Joyzelle:
Well, maybe. I try. And when I succeed, I let you know.

Joe Spring:
Guinea, you're beginning to get hurt. Here I got to tie your tie and run your bath water and button up your little panties. Hmm, it's about time you call me mother. And look at that hat. What are you made up for, a cab driver? Give it to me. Now, watch me. Class.

Pete Summer:
You look like a monkey.

Frederika Joyzelle:
Ha-ha-ha. Oh, boys, I'm so sorry to keep you wait. But, it take me two hours to get dressed. And in nothing at all.

Mike Fall:
Oh, please! Gee, Freddie, you look gorgeous.

Frederika Joyzelle:
Yes, I think so too. You boys like?

Happy Winter:
Just the same, I wish old beetle-puss was here.