L'idolo di Broadway

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Betsy is sent back to the orphanage, and the girls are trying to cheer her up. When the girl with th [...]	D
When the "Hot and Happy Four" are checking into the Hotel Variety, they agree to pay a year in advan [...]	D
When the spectator in the courtroom pushes Mrs. Wendling after the "Sing Me an Old-Fashioned Tune" b [...]	D
When Roger introduces Betsy to his aunt he calls her Betty instead of Betsy.	D

Roger Wendling: It's my property and my money just [...]	D
William J. 'Pop' Shea: Well, Mr. Wendling, I can't [...]	D
Barbara Shea: [on the telephone] This is Mr. Shea' [...]	D
Betsy Brown: Barbara is awful smart. She reads gre [...]	D
Jimmy Clayton: You call this hospitality? I'll tak [...]	D
Sarah Wendling: Young lady, I've come here to tell [...]	D
Sarah Wendling: Young lady, give your father a mes [...]	D
William J. 'Pop' Shea: I hope this check don't bou [...]	D
Jimmy Clayton: What is it, Pop? William J. 'Pop' [...]	D
George Brasno: You stay away from my wife, or I'll [...]	D
Perry: Mr. Wendling, isn't it true that you intend [...]	D
Betsy Brown: I used to be an orphan before Pop ado [...]	D
Betsy Brown: If you're looking for Miss Wendling, [...]	D
Roger Wendling: This young lady wants to give you [...]	D
Betsy Brown: [singing] Don't wear a long face, it' [...]	D
Miss Hutchins: I'm sorry to say - or perhaps I sho [...]	D
Judge: Young lady, do you realize that you're guil [...]	D
Sarah Wendling: Officer, there's the child you're [...]	D
Jimmy Clayton: Eight bucks from the Tri-State Fiel [...]	D
Barbara Shea: Now don't you stay up listening to t [...]	D

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