At the bar, press agent Sidney Falco approaches Frank D Angelo, who is sitting and watching guitarist Steve Dallas perform with the band on stage:

Frank: Joe, give my nephew a drink.

Sidney: Your nephew doesn't want a drink.

Attention then shifts to guitarist Steve Dallas.:

Frank : That's a lollipop, that boy. The kid's only great.

What does "That's a lollipop" mean?

In Sweet Smell of Success (1957), at the bar, press agent Sidney Falco approaches Frank D’Angelo, who is sitting and watching guitarist Steve Dallas perform with the band on stage:

Frank: Joe, give my nephew a drink.

Sidney: Your nephew doesn't want a drink.

Attention then shifts to guitarist Steve Dallas:

Frank: That's a lollipop, that boy. The kid's only great.

What does "That's a lollipop" mean?

At the bar, press agent Sidney Falco approaches Frank D Angelo, who is sitting and watching guitarist Steve Dallas perform with the band on stage:

Frank: Joe, give my nephew a drink.

Sidney: Your nephew doesn't want a drink.

Attention then shifts to guitarist Steve Dallas.:

Frank : That's a lollipop, that boy. The kid's only great.

What does "That's a lollipop" mean?

At the bar, press agent Sidney Falco approaches Frank D Angelo, who is sitting and watching guitarist Steve Dallas perform with the band on stage:

Frank: Joe, give my nephew a drink.

Sidney: Your nephew doesn't want a drink.

Attention then shifts to guitarist Steve Dallas.:

Frank : That's a lollipop, that boy. The kid's only great.

What does "That's a lollipop" mean?