:32:00
Erlanger? Good old Abe's a very nice fellow,
but maybe a little bit too soon.
:32:07
Tony Pastor?
Well, that's better.
:32:11
Albee, Coster, Beall and Proctor...
:32:18
Wait a minute, little girl. Don't let an old
white beard and eyebrows frighten you.
:32:23
In show business,
you'll see a lot of those.
:32:25
I'm not sure I wanna go
into show business now.
:32:28
A girl with your talent and ability? There
are very few who can sing, dance and act.
:32:33
How do you know I can do those?
You've never seen me.
:32:37
I don't have to see you.
I can tell a trouper a mile away.
:32:40
I feel as though I've known you
for years. What's your name?
:32:44
- Mary.
- That's a very pretty name.
:32:46
Now, Mary, you calm down.
Let's go and have a bite to eat.
:32:50
I always eat after the last show.
Are you hungry?
:32:53
I've been sitting in the theater since 2:00
trying to get up courage to come backstage.
:32:59
You must be hungry after seven shows.
:33:01
We'll have a nice cold bottle and a bird.
:33:04
What's a cold bottle?
:33:07
That's what we in show business
call a piece of pie and a glass of milk.
:33:11
Aren't you going roller-skating
with that pipperino?
:33:16
I'm tired of picking her up.
:33:20
What's the matter, darling?
:33:23
Got it.