:45:00
She made me leave the Barbizon.
:45:03
Well; I thought you'd been
in New York long enough.
:45:06
- You were getting lines in your face.
- But I didn't want to leave.
:45:09
- I was getting my big chance.
- Oh; no;you were not.
:45:11
That married man was not going
to give you any chance at all.
:45:14
- I was getting my audition in 1 952 !
- You were not.
:45:17
- I was going to get it !
- Well;you didn't get it.
You missed out.
:45:21
I was just getting up
what you call a little nerve.
:45:24
Now, listen, you're wasting that thing
on this, 'cause it's just nuts.
:45:29
- When she said I had to come home.
- I thought you should come home.
:45:33
-She started high-pressuring me
to come back in March of 1 952;
- It was time after 25 years.
:45:37
and she kept it up
until the end ofJuly.
:45:40
- And July 29th,
I check out, got on the train,
- Well;you should come down.
:45:43
- came back,
and was never able to get back.
- It's very hot in New York.
:45:46
It's very hot in New York
onJuly 29th.
:45:57
[ Meowing ]
:46:05
[ Mrs. Beale ] ''You and the Night
and the Music. '' It's beautiful.
:46:07
- Do you know that one ?
You do know it ?
- Mm-hmm. Sure.
:46:09
Do you really ?
Sing it for me. Sing it.
:46:12
The night was young
and you're so beautiful
:46:14
No. ''You and the Night and the Music.''
Sing that song.
:46:17
- I don't know that.
I thought you meant--
- You thought you did.
:46:19
-[ Albert ]
You and the night and the music
- He knows it.
:46:21
- Go on.
- I don't know the rest of it.
:46:23
'' Fill me with flaming desire.''
:46:26
The words are wonderful.
:46:29
Love like yours and mine
:46:32
Is a glowing thrill
:46:36
Of sparkling wine
:46:39
Make the most of time
:46:42
Ere it has flown
:46:47
You and the night and the music
:46:51
Thrill me with flaming desire
:46:57
Setting my being