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Rock-and-roller Arnie Haynes returns to his hometown as a hero to the teenagers. However, the mayor and other concerned adults have banned h...
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[Bill Haley walks up to a table with Arnie Haines and Alan Freed]
Bill Haley:
How we doin', Dad, the newspaper gal diggin' us?
Arnie Haines:
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Yeah, real deep. She sounds like she has us plowed way under already.
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Alan Freed:
That's freedom of the press.
Bill Haley:
Yeah, and I always thought that freedom of the press was a tailor who irons your suits for nothing. It shows you.
[everyone laughs a forced and phony laugh, and then they all get up and leave; Bill Haley looks offended]
[after spilling liqour all over a dance]
Dancer:
What are you doin' bringin' liqour in here?
Dancer:
I didn't...
Dancer:
I oughta slug you...
[he lifts up his fist; the other dancer pulls it down]
Dancer:
You and what blee club?
Dancer:
Really, the soprano's enough
[punches the other dancer; fight begins]
Arnie Haines:
He seems to think that running around in my underwear or getting thrown out of my hotel is news. And does that sound like news to you guys?
Member of Applejacks:
If you were Kim Novak, it might.
Arnie Hains:
Oh, very funny.
Arnie Haines:
Well, we have a point to prove Mr. Everett. We'd like to show the rest of the country that Rock and Roll is a safe and sane dance for all young people.
Sunny Everett:
It hasn't hurt me any, has it?
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