:15:04
You look lovely, honey.
Lorna, aren't you two ready yet?
:15:07
- Yes, Tom.
- You're holding up the rehearsal, baby.
:15:10
You know, you still look pretty good.
Honey, get ready.
:15:14
We're rehearsing. Come on. Music.
:16:02
I fear you not and laugh at your anger.
:16:05
For I have proved my courage in battle.
:16:08
- A vile seducer outrages...
- What's that?
:16:12
- What's what?
- What did he just say?
:16:16
"A vile seducer."
:16:17
That's what I thought he said.
:16:19
What kind of a show
are you giving here, anyway?
:16:22
This is a comic opera, Mr. Pierce.
:16:24
La Belle Hélène.
You know, the story of Helen of Troy?
:16:27
It's one of our big, big successes.
:16:29
You see, in this I play Paris.
:16:30
He's a son of the king of Troy, and he's...
:16:32
- The handsomest man in the world.
- Him?
:16:35
- Yes.
- Of course, I wear heavy makeup.
:16:38
What part do you play?
:16:40
I play Hélène. The most beautiful woman.
:16:42
That I can believe.
:16:45
And this is my husband.
:16:47
- You married?
- No. In the play.
:16:49
But I'm not in love with my husband.
I am, how do you say, flighty?
:16:53
And besides, he is much older than I am.
:16:55
Always wanting me to behave myself
and to do what he thinks is good for me.
:16:59
But I'm young and very beautiful,
and do only what I enjoy.