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A lyricist moves to New York City aspiring to make it big on Tin Pan Alley.

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Table of Contents

Act I

Paul
You wait till this number gets over.
Lucille
Quite pleasantly.
By that time I’ll only want a shawl.
Paul
Finally flaring up.
There’s nothing helps a man like being married to a woman that always encourages you and looks on the bright side. I’m going to write an article for the American MagazineAmerican Magazine, saying I attribute my success to my wife.
Eileen
Why don’t you try writing articles? They might be pretty near as good as your tunes.
Paul
You don’t have to worry about my tunes. Anyhow, I was talking to Lucille.
Eileen
It’s time you did something more for Lucille besides talk to her!
Paul
If I was in your place, I’d keep pretty still in this house. That is, unless I was paying board.
Eileen
It’s a good battle, by this time.
Don’t you dare say I’m dependent on you, because I’m not!
Paul
Only for your meals and a place to sleep!
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