Fact1: Bobbie arranges appointment for Gilbert to see Kling, Fact2: Gilbert takes over Kling 's Long Island estate to write With group of actors musical play called for Tonight, Fact3: running out of ideas for play is advised by Homps meet life to get material for second act, Fact4: ex-theatrical producer from Budapest is waiting for money, Fact5: money come to him on death of Ludwig
Output: Crosby is cast as Gilbert, one of three halfbrothers, Gilbert, Buster and Pooch, sons of the muchmarried. debtridden, widow Mrs. Smythe. While the brokers men are removing the furniture he sings a song he has composed Takes Two to Make a Bargain including parody lines, Did you ever see a piano walking and Pianni doesnt live here anymore. In an endeavor to sell the song to Alexander Myers, a song publisher, Gilbert hides in a tree beneath which Myers is resting. Gilbert is unaware that the publisher is completely deaf and, to add to his troubles, when he starts singing a plane circles above and then crashes into the tree. He is injured but after a few days, whilst pushing him in an invalid chair, his mother tells him that she has sued the pilot who is to pay 50,000 dollars compensation for preventing Gilbert from completing his musical play. He protests that he never had any play and they then encounter the pilot, Bobbie, who says she will pay the money at 15 dollars per week from her salary as secretary to Harry Kling the theatrical producer. Bobbie arranges an appointment for Gilbert to see Kling who, when they arrive, is having trouble finding a suitable play for his actress girlfriend Lilly. Gilbert tries to explain to him the details of the accident but Kling thinks he is outlining a play and tells him to have it finished by the time Kling returns from Paris in seven days. With a group of actors Gilbert takes over Klings Long Island estate to write a musical play called Two for Tonight. He sings From the Top of Your Head to Bobbie but running out of ideas for the play is advised by Homps, the butler, to go out and meet life to get material for the second act. Homps is an extheatrical producer from Budapest who is waiting for money that will come to him on the death of his Uncle Ludwig. To follow Homps suggestion, Bobbie tries to persuade Gilbert to take her to dinner but Lilly intervenes and after he sings Without a Word of Warning to Bobbie, Lilly takes him to the Purple Cafe. He becomes impatient with waiting for something to happen which can be introduced into his play and, after tripping up a waiter, rings the police and tells them to come to the Purple Cafe. They mistake him for a crazy fellow, Benny the Goof, who Gilbert meets at the cafe and together they start a battle with sodawater syphons which eventually involves everyone, including the police, in a riot. Gilbert lands in jail where Bobbie visits him and is serenaded with I Wish I Were Aladdin by Gilbert and a chorus of prisoners. Released from his cell, Gilbert resumes rehearsal and a love scene with Lilly is misinterpreted by Bobbie and Kling arriving from Europe. Bobbie walks out and Kling says that the play is off. Homps, however, now reveals that his uncle has died, he has inherited the money and that he will finance and produce the play. Gilbert pursues Bobbie, declares his devotion and, after he reprises Without a Word of Warning she returns for a happy ending. Homps and Mrs. Smythe are arminarm and she seems destined for yet another marriage.