:59:02
Let me tell Frank in my own way,
in my own time.
:59:08
As long as you're on that train
by tomorrow night.
:59:16
- The traffic's a little heavy!
- Finished?
:59:19
Got it all wrapped up.
:59:24
Frank, I'd like to run through that
new scene after the matinée tomorrow.
:59:31
- You tired?
- Me?
:59:33
How can you be tired playing a part
you've waited for all your life?
:59:38
- Your energy was low again tonight.
- I know. It's this cold.
:59:42
- Are you sure it's not nerves?
- Are you kidding?
:59:45
- Tell him what's bothering you.
- What's bothering me?
:59:49
- Cook and the notices, for instance.
- Oh, that.
:59:53
I just wondered why
he didn't come backstage.
:59:56
Is he mad or something?
Those weren't exactly money notices.
1:00:00
Mr Dodd believes in you. I can't
help you if you're worried. He can.
1:00:07
But I'm not worried.
1:00:10
Did you not tell me ten minutes ago
1:00:13
that you wanted
to hand in your notice?
1:00:16
I was just ribbing you, honey.
1:00:18
You got to be careful around here.
You can't open your mouth.
1:00:23
- Your wife's returning to New York.
- I said nothing of the sort.
1:00:34
- What do you mean, New York?
- We can talk about it later.
1:00:38
Would you leave us alone, Mrs Elgin?
1:00:52
Let's get one thing straight.
1:00:56
- What is that?
- It's cough syrup.
1:00:58
Pine, tar, cherries,
a whole bush in a bottle.