:44:28
Well, I hate to double-cross
that Russian waiter...
:44:32
...but we can't fire
the actor we've got.
:44:35
He's been rehearsing
seven weeks now without pay.
:44:39
You mean you promised him the part
just to get a meal out of him?
:44:43
No, that's not quite true.
:44:45
When I made that offer,
I was prepared to go through with it.
:44:49
But now that I've eaten,
I see things in a little different light.
:44:58
Hello? For you, Davis.
:45:02
Hello?
:45:04
Oh, hello, Hilda.
:45:08
Oh, no, I'm not really sick.
:45:12
I can explain everything.
:45:17
All right, I'll meet you
down in the lobby right away.
:45:21
Yeah, I'd love to.
:45:24
Goodbye.
:45:27
- Where are you going?
- I'm going to meet the woman I love.
:45:32
You're supposed to be sick in bed.
:45:34
That's the only thing keeping this
play alive, that we have a sick man.
:45:39
- Don't you want the play to go on?
- Listen, fellas...
:45:42
...you starved and robbed me,
and I went along with you...
:45:46
...because I thought
I owed it to the play.
:45:49
There's one thing more important
than any play, and that's love.
:45:54
- It only comes once in a lifetime.
- Well, once is enough for me.