Lady Be Good (1941)

Reginald Owen: Max Milton

Quotes 

• Max Milton : What matters to us is that they've given the world another great song. And when you hear Dixie sing it, I think you'll feel as I do: that this isn't just another work by two songwriters. It's as if they had a hundred million collaborators. The Americans who feel in their hearts what Eddie and Dixie have written so beautifully in their song. I refer to the tender and affectionate salute to a lost city. "The Last Time I Saw Paris."

  Dixie Donegan : [singing]  A lady known as Paris, Romantic and charming, Has left her old companions, And faded from view, Lonely men with lonely eyes, Are seeking her in vain, Her streets are where they were, But there's no sign of her, She has left The Seine, The last time I saw Paris, Her heart was warm and gay, I heard the laughter of her heart In every street café, The last time saw Paris...