Is madame tired? No, no. I'm quite all right, thank you. Come in. - They're calling for...
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Is madame tired? No, no. I'm quite all right, thank you. Come in. - They're calling for you, dear.
- But I've got to change. Don't bother now.
Change before we go to the ball. - The ball?
- Why, sure. We're going to wind up
at the Chicken's Ball. - Oh, no, Jack.
- Why not? - Well, I...
- That's all right, dear. I happen to know
that Blackie Norton won't be there
- But I've got to change. Don't bother now.
Change before we go to the ball. - The ball?
- Why, sure. We're going to wind up
at the Chicken's Ball. - Oh, no, Jack.
- Why not? - Well, I...
- That's all right, dear. I happen to know
that Blackie Norton won't be there
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Is madame tired?
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No, no. I'm quite all right, thank you.
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Come in.
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- They're calling for you, dear.
- But I've got to change.
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Don't bother now.
Change before we go to the ball.
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- The ball?
- Why, sure.
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We're going to wind up
at the Chicken's Ball.
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- Oh, no, Jack.
- Why not?
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- Well, I...
- That's all right, dear.
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I happen to know
that Blackie Norton won't be there.
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Movie Summary
A Barbary Coast saloonkeeper and a Nob Hill impresario are rivals for the affections of a beautiful singer, both personally and professionally in 1906 San Francisco.
