:43:00
Wonderful,
thanks very much.
:43:01
What time is the parade?
:43:02
Should pass here any minute.
:43:04
Ellen, wonderful seeing you again,
how's the show going?
:43:07
Just fine.
Gee, it's been a long time.
:43:09
I know four days.
:43:11
(Noise of bagpipes) Tomorrow after the
opening, Edgar's giving a party.
:43:14
You're going with me, OK.
:43:15
- OK. It'll take a little doing though.
- Why?
:43:18
There's a huge affair being given,
and I'm supposed to take someone.
:43:20
But you can get out of it, can't you?
This is my opening night.
:43:23
Besides, if you don't take me,
nobody will.
:43:25
(Sound of bagpipes,
getting increasingly loud)
:43:28
I'll get out of it.
:43:29
You're looking so well these days.
:43:31
Thank you.
:43:32
I think about you so much.
:43:33
I think about you Ellen.
:43:34
What?
:43:35
I said I think about you.
:43:37
It's so different from anything
I ever felt before.
:43:39
How?
:43:40
First of all, I'm not interested
in anybody or anything I do.
:43:44
And that's completely new for me.
:43:46
Huh?
:43:47
(Shouting) I said
that's completely new for me.
:43:51
Ellen, I think
this is getting very serious.
:43:56
(Sounds of bagpipes fading)
:43:59
What a parade.
:44:00
I've never seen anything
like it in my life.
:44:02
Parade?
:44:03
Oh it's over.
:44:04
Wait. I'll tell them
to come back.
:44:06
Oh ignore him Johnny
I'm so excited
:44:08
about tomorrow night.
:44:09
Come on girl we're due
at the theatre, five minutes ago.
:44:11
Um. In a minute.
:44:12
Do you realise we've only
Been out at night together,
:44:14
about three times
since I've been here.
:44:16
Well.
:44:16
Come on, come on.
:44:17
Oh, Just a minute.
:44:21
What's that your playing Tom?
:44:23
The song she's supposed be
rehearsing at the theatre, now.
:44:26
Oh why don't you
rehearse it here?
:44:28
Oh, that's a good idea.
Is that alright with you Tommy?
:44:32
Alright.
:44:36
I wake up and sigh
each morning.
:44:42
Happy the night's gone by.
:44:47
I wake up and pray
each morning.
:44:54
Pray that the day will fly.