Stage Fright
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:57:14
Madam, madam.
:57:15
- What?
- Madam, there's a man.

:57:18
- He's gone up to your dressing room.
- What are you talking about? What man?

:57:21
I saw him. Don't go up there.
It's dangerous.

:57:24
You're an imbecile.
:57:26
You needn't come up.
:57:28
I'll manage to change myself.
:57:51
I know, Jonnie, darling,
but what a terrible risk you've taken.

:57:55
- I couldn't keep away.
- You haven't told me where you've been.

:57:58
Some friends looked after me.
:58:01
- What friends?
- Never mind that just now.

:58:03
We've got to work out
a plan of campaign.

:58:05
- Everything is going on beautifully.
- We've got to get a story...

:58:08
...and we'll both have to stick to it.
- I must change.

:58:13
You shouldn't have come here, Jonnie.
You have been so wonderful up to now.

:58:16
Don't think that I'm ungrateful.
I'm not. Truly, I'm not.

:58:19
- I don't know how I shall ever repay you.
- Repay me?

:58:24
You talk as though this were a favor.
:58:26
Something that a "thank you"
can take care of.

:58:29
Dearest, you mustn't be foolish.
You must go away at once. Back to...

:58:33
...where you were hiding.
:58:35
Freddie's going to get you
out of the country soon.

:58:37
And I'll come to see you,
when the run of the show's over.

:58:40
Why, that may be months,
maybe a year, or more.

:58:44
Well, you know how it is. We were
playing to capacity before this happened.

:58:47
Now they're hanging on to the chandeliers.
:58:49
Fifty pounds up tonight.
:58:51
Goodness knows how they squeeze them in.
:58:53
Yes. I could only get standing room.
:58:57
Well, there you are.

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