1:05:00
none.
1:05:01
Newman says Kate is in some sort of peril.
1:05:04
He says we must come to London at once.
1:05:07
You leave us?
At the very moment of your triumph?
1:05:11
- I must, sir. It is a family drama.
- Those are always popular.
1:05:19
We shall miss you, Nicholas.
1:05:22
Very well, we'll have posters
out in the morning...
1:05:25
announcing positively
your last performance for tomorrow.
1:05:28
Then re-engagement
by popular demand for Friday.
1:05:32
And then, one absolutely
last-time-ever appearance...
1:05:36
on any stage, Saturday...
1:05:40
with the possibility
of a second show to follow.
1:05:44
No man has been more helpful
to me in my time of trouble than you...
1:05:48
but I must say that tonight
was my absolutely, positively...
1:05:51
final last performance.
1:05:53
There is an urgent family crisis.
I must be no less quick in responding to it...
1:05:57
than you would be if the Infant Phenomenon
herself were in danger.
1:06:08
There is only one response to that.
1:06:13
Farewell, my noble, lion-hearted boy.
1:06:17
- We shall never forget you.
- Nor we you.
1:06:20
And have you anything to say, my boy?
1:06:24
Who calls so loud?
1:06:32
- Goodbye. Thank you.
- Farewell, dear friends.
1:06:35
Ladies and gentlemen...
1:06:37
if you found these goodbyes affecting...
1:06:41
you will love our production
of Romeo and Juliet...
1:06:45
miraculously recast
with that great Italian actor...
1:06:50
whose name shall be revealed...
1:06:52
only to ticket buyers
at tonight's performance...
1:06:56
but who promises,
in honor of the local tastes...
1:06:59
to deftly insert into tonight's story...