:04:02
Hello?
:04:03
Who is it?
:04:06
Hello?
:04:07
Hello?
:04:10
- Can I help you, miss?
- The Springers.
:04:13
Top floor.
:04:33
- It's really good.
- These speakers are wonderful.
:04:37
You do pick up
every little nuance of the orchestra.
:04:40
Tell me again
why I can't have a glass of wine?
:04:43
Every pregnancy,
she asks the same question.
:04:45
This is the "Concerto in D".
:04:48
Yes. My God,
you really know your Stravinsky.
:04:51
This would be good theme music for the play.
:04:53
- Lee?
- That's a brilliant idea.
:04:56
I need a little help with the final touches.
:05:01
- Can you get the two big serving dishes?
- I'm running out of obsequious banter.
:05:05
- How's it going?
- He thinks I'm perfect for the part.
:05:08
The goddamn producer
wants more of a name.
:05:10
I don't understand why they make
such a big deal. It's not like it's the lead.
:05:16
My first audition went better.
I don't know what happened.
:05:19
- And I know it's not the lead, Laurel.
- Doesn't he have any clout?
:05:23
They want a name. I'm not a name.
You didn't marry a name.
:05:27
- Sally said how much she loves your place.
- How long are you here?
:05:31
Six months, and we're still not finished.
:05:34
We have to furnish slowly
cos we used up all our money.
:05:37
We could not go on in that one-bedroom.
The piano ate up the living room.
:05:41
We're living beyond our means. I get nervous.
Laurel is certain God will provide.
:05:46
- They're poor, but happy.
- Definitely poor.
:05:49
- What do you do, Peter?
- I'm a lawyer. No jokes, please.
:05:52
Think the music's a little too loud?
:05:55
I saw you listening to the Mahler and crying.
You should have seen her.
:05:59
She was listening to Mahler
with tears streaming down her face.