1:06:00
My dear, don't thought that
your studies have been in vain.
1:06:04
Your act is wonderful.
1:06:06
You have applied
your ballet training
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to something new and different.
1:06:11
They tell me
there is only one Pavlova,
1:06:14
but from what I've seen, someday,
1:06:16
they'll say
the same thing about you.
1:06:18
There is only one
Annette Kellerman.
1:06:31
I wish she hasn't told you that.
1:06:33
Alfred.
1:06:35
Here I am with next season's
contract still unsigned
1:06:37
and people like Pavlova
may start puffing you up.
1:06:41
No. I'll always work for
the Hippodrome for nothing.
1:06:45
There's no need
for that, Annette.
1:06:46
You really have been great
1:06:47
and this is the best way
I know of saying.
1:06:54
Alfred.
Don't thank me.
1:06:56
Thank all the people
who came here to see you.
1:06:58
Annette, I'm giving
a little supper for Pavlova
1:07:00
Saturday night
after the performance.
1:07:02
Can you come?
1:07:04
May I let you know?
1:07:06
I don't get it.
1:07:08
Are you in mourning
or are you just a hermit.
1:07:11
Mr. Kellerman,
1:07:12
I'm trying to persuade
your daughter to come to a party
1:07:15
and seems I can't...
Of course, she'll go.
1:07:17
It'll do you good, darling.
1:07:18
You'd been seeing
too little of New York
1:07:19
and too much of my musicians.
1:07:21
And besides, orders are orders.
1:07:24
Mr. Harper is my new boss.
1:07:26
Boss?
I'd been asked to work
1:07:28
in the Hippodrome Orchestra
for the next season.
1:07:30
Dad. Let's hope
it's only the beginning, sir.
1:07:33
The Hippodrome needs
your kind of talent.
1:07:34
Thank you. Thank you very much.
1:07:36
Got to make the Kellermans happy.
1:07:37
The man at my box office
told me so.
1:07:39
I'll see you later.
1:07:41
Bye, Alfred.
1:07:43
Dad, I think it's just
so exciting and wonderful.
1:07:46
The two of us
here working together.
1:07:49
I couldn't be happier.
1:07:53
Couldn't you?
I've got the report.
1:07:56
He went to Florida
with that flying act