Something to Sing About

I've something to sing about now.

My heart is so full of song, just couldn't hold it down,

I want to brag .

I'm in love.

I never knew why the robins spent hours singin'

sweet little ditties to the flowers.

I thought he sang just because it was Spring.

But now I know it was love, for I have felt the same thing.

I've something to sing about now.

And someday I'm going to try singin' a lullaby.

I'm in love.

-(SINGING) I've something to sing about now.

And I want the world to know just why the moon's aglow.

-(SINGING) My stars are winking up above.

I'm in love.

-(SINGING) I've something to sing about now.

My heart is so full of song.

Just couldn't hold it long.

I want to brag a little of I'm in love.

-(SINGING) I never knew why the robins

(SINGING) spent hours a-singin'

sweet little dit-in-ditties to the flowers.

I thought he sang just because it has Spring.

But now I know it was love, for I have felt the same thing.

(SINGING) I've something to sing about now.

And someday I'm going to try singing

a lullaby I'm in love.

-And that was Rita Wyatt, featured vocalist

with Terry Rooney and his Orchestra.

And now it's time to say goodbye to our old friend, Terry.

In a few hours, Terry will be on his way to Hollywood

to make a picture.

Good luck, Terry!

And success to you as a movie star.

Goodbye, Terry.

Goodbye, Charlie.

Goodbye, Terry.

Gee, I'm sorry to see you go.

-- mind sticking around here

when you can get your night off.

Well, I'm glad to see you go.

Well, I'll be back.

Goodbye, Terry.

You know, all kinds of good luck to you.

Goodbye, Joe.

All, good luck to you.

Thanks.

Goodbye.

Yep.

It's all yours, Terry.

-Thanks, friends, for a wonderful send off.

As you probably know.

Hollywood calls.

And I'm about to trade closeups with Montgomery, and Taylor,

and ah-- that other big, good-looking fellow.

Oh, you know who I mean.

Ah, Gable.

And, uh, may the best profile win.

And now, by way of saying goodbye-- hit it, you cats!

-Well all I know, is Terry told us the way--

-Any you guys see the cover of this doodad?

They think that I might have been playing a piccolo.

-What are you squawking about, Happy?

you had to carry a doghouse around all your life.

Woo woo woowoo woo woo woo woo!

Here we go boys!

Here we go!

Gather round, .

Champagne, champagne, and more champagne.

Get a couple of chairs here and a tray and some glasses.

Put it down there.

Come on, wrap yourselves around some of this champagne.

Champagne!

Woo woo!

What is all this?

-One last drink before I go, boys.

Ahh!

Success, success, success.

Thought we could get all our goodbyes down here.

-Boy, this is goodbye in anybody's language.

We'll call it auf wiedersehen.

Now, look.

I don't want anybody to come to the train with me.

Aw, now wait a minute, Terry.

No, no, no.

I get embarrassed, standing around saying

goodbye, goodbye, goodbye for a half hour.

Makes me self conscious.

Anyway, I'll be back in a couple of weeks.

Eh, I don't know.

If they get you out there in Hollywood,

make one of those movie heroes out of you.

You mean I'm a cinch?

Can't miss? -I ain't kidding.

You wouldn't toy with me?

Mm mm.

Don't worry, I'll be back.

And meanwhile, you're all set.

I've seen to that.

Anyway, I'm leaving Rita with you.

Where is Rita?

Rita!

Hey, Rita!

Rita!

Call her, will you?

Hey, Rita.

Rita, Terry wants to see you.

Come on, canary.

Get your nose wet.

And, uh, you don't think I'm going

to leave my baby for long, do you?

Yes, we vote for you.

So now, auf wiederboken.

Good night, all.

Skol.

Here we go.

Harry, I've got a job you.

-Yeah? -Yeah.

Dig out the wedding march from Lohengrin.

Wedding

Still a good tune.

We'll give it a shot in the arm.

You make a nice arrangement-- something sweet and hot.

-Well, what do you want to do with that old tomato?

Come on, .

What do you need, a blueprint?

Oh, I know what you mean.

You--you mean something like this.

That must be Rooney.

Come on, kids.

Terry Rooney?

Yeah.

-I'm Hank Meyers, publicity department, Galor Studio.

-Good to meet you. -How are you, Terry?

Come on, kids.

OK.

This is Jan, Jo, Eleanor, and Doris.

All right, out of the coats, kids.

We got work to do here.

Hurry it up.

We'll shoot from right down there, Eddie.

There you go, girls.

Line it up.

Give me that smile, now.

Hold it.

That's good.

Next.

Hold that.

That's good.

Next!

That's the one.

Hold that, now.

Good!

There we are.

That's enough, kids.

Here you are.

Into the coats.

Sorry.

All right, cars are outside.

OK, Terry.

Car for you, too.

Come on.

Hi, Toots.

-Hi. -How do you do?

How do you do?

Morning, honey.

How do you do?

Name's Rooney.

Mr. Regan?

Oh, Mr. Regan?

Yes?

Mr. Regan?

Mr. Hank and Mr. Rooney are here.

Yes, sir.

Go right in.

Thank you very much.

Thank you.

How do you do, Mr. Regan?

No, no, no, no, no.

That's not Regan.

That's his secretary, Eddie Burns.

Well, hello, anyway.

Hi, Mr. Burns.

Hi.

Mr. Regan is expecting you.

Thank you so much.

Thank you.

-Hi B.O., here's your new leading man for "Any Old Love."

Name's Terry Rooney.

Hi, Mr. Regan.

I'm very happy to be here.

-Oh, so you're happy to be here, are you?

You're happy to be here.

Of course you are.

Hollywood is the natural goal of any actor's ambition.

-Oh, you're wrong, B.O. He's not an actor, he's a hoofer.

-Hollywood is the natural goal of any hoofer.

And Bennett O. Regan will try to make you an actor.

Thanks, Mr. Regan.

Thanks very much.