Uh, come on, fellas.

Yes, yeah, come back again, fellas, any time you want your pictures.

We'll give you a lot of new poses, in the love seat, on top of the piano, standing on our heads.

We're always at home to the press.

The Gates stand wide open for publicity.

[upbeat music] [sighs] Mrs.

Gates, I'm sleepy.

Sleep tight, sweetheart.

But I-

You ever hear of the word humility? No, you wouldn't.

I guess it never occurred to you to just say, "Please, mister, I'm in trouble.

Will you help me?" No, that'd bring you down off your high horse for a minute.

Well, let me tell you something.

Maybe it'll take a load off your mind.

You don't have to worry about me.

About average.

You for England, yeah?

You scum of the world.

You sewer-bred rats.

Every country in the world has spewed you out.

There's no land you can call your own.

You, Jacques, you like it here, hmm? The air is sweet, hmm? Different from the stench of the sewers where you hid after you murdered your father.

And you, Hans, the spoiler of the dead, the slinking grave robber of Hamburg.

[laughs]

You think being here with me is worth the risk?

Sure, if you think so.

[instrumental music] Go on, play some more

Now my ears are burning.

[laughs] No, no, no.

No, really, though, it was a great show and a lot of fun working for you.

And I want to express the gratitude of Miss Dietrich and myself to our all-star supporting cast tonight: Crawford Cant as La Bessière, Frank Riker as Adjutant Cesar, Warwick Kingsford as Brimey, Wally Mayor as the sergeant, Lew Merrill as Lo Tinto, and Ina Seebury as the Spanish girl.

And thanks also to our fine audience.