A Star Is Born
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:04:00
Oliver Niles' car is just driving up.
:04:03
And waving to her fans is Lola Lavery.
:04:25
Oliver Niles, the famous producer.
:04:27
Ladies and gentlemen,
may I present lovely Lola Lavery.

:04:32
Thank you, George, sweetie.
It's so divine being here tonight.

:04:35
And I know you are looking forward
to seeing your favorite star and mine.

:04:39
And, of course, you know,
Norman Maine is the great attraction...

:04:42
... here at the Shrine Auditorium tonight.
And, of course...

:04:46
... wherever Norman Maine goes,
lovely little Lola is sure to be there.

:04:52
Joan, doesn't she look beautiful tonight?
:04:55
Darling, how are you? Isn't she adorable?
You're looking divine.

:04:58
What are you wearing tonight?
She's wearing a black sheath.

:05:01
Isn't it divine? And a white fox.
And the diamonds in the hair.

:05:05
Did you ever... It's adorable!
:05:11
We've just had the pleasure of having
lovely Lola Lavery at our microphones.

:05:16
Did you ever see anyone so sweet,
so unspoiled and down-to-earth?

:05:20
She's a darling girl.
:05:26
- Hello, Lola.
- Libby, darling.

:05:28
Norman's not here.
:05:30
Didn't you call for him at his house?
:05:32
He wasn't there. I've been all over town,
the usual places. Not a sign of him.

:05:36
Libby, Normie loves being late.
He's always late with me.

:05:39
You're not exactly a public performance,
my dear.

:05:42
- You know where I'm sitting.
- I'll check backstage again.


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