Nichette: But of course I do.After all, I""ve no dowry, and he""s a gentleman and educated.Marguerite: Even so, why should the mention of marriage go to your head?Nichette: Marguerite, it""s ideal to love, and to marry the one you love.Sweet Sue (Joan Shawlee), milquetoast manager Beinstock (Dave Barry) and her Society Syncopaters, an all-girl jazz band traveling to Miami, Florida have an engagement booked at the Seminole Ritz but the music leader is in turmoil over the predicament ("The saxophone runs off with a Bible salesman and the bass fiddle gets herself pregnant") - her demand for two musicians must be met by the departure time of the eight o""clock train:Inside Sig""s office, Joe and Jerry are told that they don""t fulfill the requirements for the Florida job:Poliakoff: The instruments are right but you""re not.It was much more serious than his previous ""Capra-corn"" comedic efforts, such asIt Happened One Night (1934)andYou Can""t Take It With You (1938).She realized that she had been expecting too much from him.[Note: In the background, singer Buffy Sainte-Marie sang to Big Bird on theSesame StreetTV show: "Different people, different ways" - from the songDifferent Ways, to emphasize Louise""s realization.He is prompted to deliver these words after a female Salvation Army worker (Mary Adams Hayes) asks for donations, and one of the customers rejects her: "Religion don""t belong in any speakeasy.