From their hair styles to their clothing, from their ability to be patient (Cappy can, Leo can't), and from their banking practices (Cappy's a bit tightfisted, Leo a little loose-handed) to their speech (Cappy's is somewhat shy and gentle, Leo's is eloquent and dramatic), and from their method of reaching for the brass ring on the carousel (Cappy is watchful and carefully calculating, Leo is daring and impulsive), it sometimes seems as though they are from two different Universes.

The year was 1868 and their legshow - a chorus line of girls in tights - brought down the house.

[T]he laugh ... that enormous, untrammelled, belly-deep sound ...

I don't know when the hearse is gonna be ready, and Mama has her Jazzercise on Mondays.