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There's a time for love and a time for living. Take a chance and face the

An open road and a road that's hidden. A brand new life around the bend.

There were times I lost a dream or two.

Found a trail and at the end was you.

There's a path you take and a path not taken.

The choice is up to you, my friend.

Not so long, but you might have waited to a brand new life, a brand new life, a

brand new life for groundbreaking.

I'm calling, calling,

calling your name.

Hi, it's Tony Maselli here.

Uh, Tony, there are some men here calling.

I want you to meet the dreams of Tony and the Dreamtones. The hottest doo -wop

group to walk the halls of Pit King. Hi.

Well, hello. I'm Angela Bowler.

Angela.

Really great. You must have played for every rally and school dance.

No, no, no. Just the locker room showers. Hey, remember that time we ran

hot water? That's when we found out Benny was a falsetto.

Hey,

Tony, we got some bad news.

They're going to tear down the school.

Oh, no. The old high school?

Yeah. Gee, Bobby Guvenelli will never get his diploma.

Well, look, there's a chance of stopping the bulldozers if the building's

brought up to code, so they're throwing a fundraiser Saturday night. Hey, well,

anything you need, count me in.

We need Tony and the Dreamtones to do a couple sets.

I'm going to miss that old school.

How can you say no?

Tony, we get top billing.

Yeah, we get to park in a teacher's area.

No, but that night, remember, Angela, we have a dinner party.

No, we don't.

Yes, yes, we do. No, we don't. Yes, we do.

May I see you in the kitchen, please?

We're just going to get some refreshments. Okay, but yes, we do.

But no, we don't.

Are you sure they're not married?

How can you give up a chance to sing for a good cause? Because, Angela, every

time the dream tones got together, it was bad news.

I'm talking serious artistic differences.

Take our name, for instance.

Satch wanted Satch and the Dreamtones.

Jimbo wanted Jimbo and the Dreamtones.

And Benny wanted... Benny and the Dreamtones.

No, the Ink Spots.

Benny's got no ego at all. Well,

how did you get them to go for Tony and the Dreamtones?

Angela, you've heard me sing.

Anyway, it wasn't just our name we argued about. We argued over everything.

Oh, Tony, that was a long time ago. People outgrow that kind of pettiness.

Not me.

Because of those guys, I missed one of the biggest opportunities of my whole

life. We were all set to sing for graduation night.

And it would have been our first real gig.

And then five minutes before the show started, we get into this big argument

over whether or not to pull our sleeves up. Did you?

Angela, I'm pouring my heart out here.

Sorry.

Anyway, it was the end of Tony and the Dreamtones.

I never got to hear the applause or bask in the glory.

Have my clothes torn off.

And yeah, let me tell you something. The scars have yet to heal.

Oh, Tony. Let go of the past. Seize the present.

I'm sure if the Dream Tongues communicate and are sensitive to each

needs, it'll work out. No, I don't know. I don't know.

I saw your face light up when you went wah.

Yeah, but one wah does not mend a broken heart.

Tony, how many people do you know get a second chance at their moment of glory?

Well, I do look good in shark skin.

I'm touched. I'm moved. I'm jazzed up.

Come on, Angela. You're just saying that. Say it again.

Oh, I mean it. You guys really know how to bebop.

That's doo -wop, Angela.

Bebop, doo -wop, who cares? I like this lady. All right, all right. Come on,

guys. No more interruptions. Come on, Craig. Pick it up here. Ready?

God made the ocean and God made the sea.

But when God made you, he must have thought of me.

I thought you said no more interruptions. No more interruptions

incredibly beautiful daughters.

Satch, Benny, DJ, and Jimbo, this is my daughter, Sam.

Hey, how are you? Good to meet you.

So,

what do you think?

Was this music before they had instruments?

It's doo -wop, Sam.

Doo -wop? How will I love it?

Oh, good, good, because Saturday night, you and your friends are going to be

listening to us at the benefit.

In front of people I know?

She's so excited, guys. She's excited, I'm telling you. All right, come on,

on. We'll pick it up from the bada -badas, okay?

All right, ready?

Bada -bada, boom, D -A -D -A. Bada -bada, boom, D -A -D -A. Hold it, hold

Touch the recorder.

Benny, what do you think you're doing? What, what? Like you don't know you're

badapping when you're supposed to be boom -D -A -ing.

Well, that's because Jimbo keeps stepping on my ba -da -ba.

Oh, blame me.

It's that's the singing through Vaseline.

I like the way I sing. My wife likes the way I sing. My kids like the way I

sing. And if you don't like the way I sing, tough noogies.

Hey, man.

Wait a minute. Hold on a second.

I thought we agreed no arguments, huh?

Have we not learned from our past experiences?

I tell you what. I got something I think we can all agree on, guys. What?

Lunch. Let's go.

Don't hog all the pastrami. I hate pastrami. My wife hates pastrami. My

hate pastrami.

Maronami, this communicating is tough, Angela, I'm telling you, but I think

going to be worth it. I can't wait to get up on that stage Saturday night.

Thanks for talking me into it.

Oh, Tony, you're welcome.

Well, you know, it's like the colonel had Elvis and I have you.

Besides, I know you've been waiting about 18 years to have your clothes torn

off. Yes.

Chapter two, you tell her you never, never, never, never, never gonna part.

chapter three, remember the meaning of romance.

In chapter four, you break up, but you give her just one more chance.

Oh, I wonder, wonder who, but do who.

standing there. Oh, since the... You're good.

No, no, don't.

I'm surprised because I didn't know the right and left side of your brain were

on speaking terms.

Well, I must admit I do have soul.

I used to, when I was in college, I used to sing with some of the girls in the

dorm. You know, it was just me and...

Whoever else didn't have a date.

We used to sing into our hair blowers. Yeah.

What did you call yourselves? The Curlets?

How did you know?

Every Saturday night, we dreamed of being on stage. You know, just getting

loose, getting down, getting a date someday.

Well, I got an idea.

Why don't you do a couple of songs with us Saturday night?

Oh, no.

Oh, you can't be serious.

I mean it. Yeah, look.

If it wasn't for you talking me into this, the dream tones wouldn't be

down at all. It's the least we can do.

Oh, I will die.

What a way to go.

Okay, Mona.

It's time.

Would you do the unzipping?

You came to the right person. No.

I haven't seen you in years.

Well, I hope you two will be very happy together.

Hi. Hi.

Well, well, well, and well.

You must be the world famous Dream Tone.

You must be the world famous Mona.

Well, I don't know about world famous, but I do have North and South America

soda.

She's right.

So, Don't do -op anything I wouldn't do.

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.

Hey,

they don't make polyester like that anymore.

Look out, Brooklyn.

Here come the Dream Tones. Hey, wait, wait, wait. It's Tony and the Dream

Hey, hey, you know, I was thinking, you know, if it wasn't for Angela talking me

into this, we wouldn't be having all this fun.

Yeah, we really owe the lady.

I agree, Satch. I agree. Therefore, I was thinking, how about we show our

appreciation by letting Angela sing a couple of songs with us Saturday night?

Well, how's that sound?

Like a nightmare.

Oh, wait a minute, Satch. She's good.

She's really good. Look, we're the Dreamtones, not the Dreamtonettes, and

the way we're going to stay.

Now, wait a minute. When did you start making all the decisions?

When you started getting so pushy, just like the old days. Hey, yo, whoa, wait.

I did not get pushy. I communicated.

Nice. Well, I'm communicating.

Nice. No go, no way, no Angela.

That goes for me. Yeah, me too.

Hey, Benny. Benny, what about you?

Ah, we should have named this group the Ink Spots.

Are you guys telling me you won't let Angela sing one little song with us?

You got that right.

Oh, yeah?

Well, no Angela, no me.

Hey, I'm going to make Saturday night's dinner special, huh?

Everybody's going to get their favorite dish.

Mine lives in Greenwich.

Mona, I'm talking about something with hot fudge on it.

So am I.

Hi, Tony.

Mind if I come in?

Hey, look.

There is absolutely nothing you can say to make up for what's happened.

The dream tones want you back. I thought you'd never read it.

Wait a minute.

What about Angela?

She's in for two numbers.

You mean it, Satch?

Oh, Satch.

Angela. Angela, get ready to start moving and shaking, baby. You're going

a dream tone. What do you think of that?

Rayme!

Has she got rhythm or what?

Oh, I'm so excited! I just can't hide it. I'm about to lose control and I

I like it.

You're going to peak too soon, Eddie.

This is going to be a real blowout. About 700 tickets sold, even the press

coming. Imagine my baby up there, the spotlight following her every move.

I hope your skin clears up by then.

Oh, my.

I never actually thought about people watching me.

Well, that's usually how a concert works.

Well, what if I trip?

I mean, what if a little spit sprays out of the corner of my mouth?

You know the lights pick up things like that.

Oh, don't worry.

All the big stars spit.

Anyway, you're just singing background.

Well, what if I faint?

Fall backwards.

No, I'm afraid I'm not going to be able to do it.

The dream tones are just going to have to go on without me.

Wait a minute, Angela. A minute ago you were so excited you couldn't hide it.

Well, not another word. You have a show to put on. Now rehearse.

Well, are you sure?

I'm positive.

Oh, okay.

Come on, Sax, let's go.

700 people. What if I faint? Fall backwards. Oh,

nice performance, Angela.

What are you talking about?

Oh, come on. I remember all those ballet recitals, cello recitals, piano

recitals that I slept through.

You do not have stage fright.

All right.

All right. I was... Tony was just so disappointed. I made a deal with the

I said I wouldn't go on if they'd crawl back to Tony.

Nice work.

Thanks. But I don't want Tony to find out. Swear you won't tell him.

Mother's honor.

And I'm supposed to trust that.

Chapter one says your mother.

Chapter two, you tell her you're never, never, never, never, never gonna fall

in. Chapter three, remember the meaning of romance.

In chapter four, you break up, but you give her just one more chance.

I

can't

believe that's my dad up there.

He's almost cool.

You know, I should have let my... Oh, he is cool.

You haven't taken your eyes off of him all night.

Well, I'm just happy for Tony. I mean, how many people get to live out their

fantasies? I do.

I think I can speak for all the theme tones when I say it's great to be back

Picking High.

All right, thanks, folks. We'll be right back.

Mom, when I grow up, can I be a rock star?

We'll talk about it, sweetheart.

Wow, what a life.

Money, applause, and all the chicks you can handle.

Come on, come on. You probably said it to all your rock and roll housekeepers.

Dad, I am totally impressed.

Just one thing. I wouldn't push up your sleeves quite so much. Oh, okay.

You know, she's right. There's nothing worse than too much arm.

Hey, don't.

Mom, I'm thirsty.

Oh, sure, sweetheart. Try to have an egg cream. Hey, make it a double. Okay.

Okay.

Well, don't.

So, was it everything you thought it would be? More, Mona. I'm in doo -wop

heaven.

Hey, thanks. I was good.

And?

No stage fright?

Me? Stage fright? Are you kidding me? Hey, it's Angela's department.

You know, it's a funny thing about Angela. She would play that cello in

hundreds of hostile people.

What are you saying, Mona? She doesn't have stage fright?

Oh, it's...

getting warm in here.

Well, if she doesn't have stage fright, why'd she fake it?

Did I say getting warm?

It's downright hot.

Oh, wait a minute. Are you saying she set this all up?

Here you go.

Thanks, Angela.

Here.

Hey, guys, I'm doing a solo. Oh, wait a minute.

Ladies and gentlemen, I need some help with the next number, and there's one

very special lady in the audience who can help me. Oh, me, me, me!

No, no, no.

You, you right there.

Me? Yes, you. Would you come up here, please?

Mother, what is going on? Oh, shut up and go sing. Go, go.

Hey, Mr.

Communicator, we all agreed this wasn't part of the deal.

Tough noogies.

No, no. Tony, what about these guys? Don't worry about those guys. Here, put

this on and make me proud of you, huh? Come on, Blondie. Get the show on the

road.

We're going to do a little ram -a -lam -a -ding -dong. Ready?

Ram -a -lam -a -lam -a -lam -a -ding -dong. Ram -a -lam -a -lam -a -lam -a

-ding. Oh, wow.

Oh, boom, boom, boom.

Are you going to help me here?

Okay, you ready?

Oh,

wow.

Oh, oh, oh, I've got a girl name.

What are you going to do?

Well, if you can't beat them, sing background for them. Come on.

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