:43:00
You been out or sticking around here?
:43:03
No. l didn't feel very well.
:43:05
l slept rather late. l'm going out to dinner.
:43:08
Why don't you go up to McDermott's
and get a workout every day?
:43:11
Get yourself in shape.
What is this, cinnamon toast?
:43:15
l'll be all right. As soon as l get
into rehearsal, l'll get into shape.
:43:20
Sure, just keep on with that.
:43:23
That'll fix you up.
:43:29
Did you see Baumann? l thought perhaps
he'd come up here with you.
:43:33
Baumann?
:43:37
No. He didn't come up.
:43:40
Did he give you the contract?
:43:43
Look, Larry...
:43:45
l got some disappointing news for you,
kind of.
:43:49
What's the matter?
:43:53
You know how these managers are.
This way, that way.
:43:56
You never know when you got them.
Well....
:44:00
For the love of.... Come out with it.
:44:03
l'm telling you.
:44:04
l go in to see Baumann this afternoon.
:44:07
He's sitting there, a face down to here.
:44:10
l start talking about the play.
What does he do?
:44:14
He tells me he's got to go south
for a month. He's sick.
:44:18
What does that mean?
:44:20
There you are.
:44:22
He's got to go south.
:44:24
You can't do a play when you're south.
:44:26
But he's got to do it. lt was all settled.
:44:30
lt was talked over, but it wasn't really....
:44:34
You know. Unless you get it down
in that old black and white....
:44:39
Even then sometimes it's no good.
:44:41
We'll take it away from him.
There are other producers.
:44:45
The cheap crook.
:44:49
Sure. Baumann's no good.
:44:54
That's how he got where he is.
:44:58
But that's not the point. What does he do?