:44:02
I always thought
I could take them or leave them.
:44:04
Well, here's one that I'm not leaving.
:44:06
And what's more,
I think she'd feel pretty bad if I did.
:44:15
If it's Mr. Shaw,
I'll be right out, Angel.
:44:17
- Shall I offer him a drink?
- Well, don't encourage him.
:44:20
That boy don't need
no encouragement, honey.
:44:46
- Hello, Clare.
- Hello, Bert. Anything wrong?
:44:50
That's what I came to find out.
From you.
:44:56
Look, Clare...
:44:58
...you've never gone out like this
during the last days of rehearsals.
:45:01
You've never wanted to
until King Shaw came along.
:45:04
- Why the change?
- I'm having fun.
:45:07
Just watching the kick he gets
out of going places and seeing things.
:45:10
Things he's never seen before.
:45:12
You got the same fun out of watching
me when you first took me out places.
:45:16
- Not quite the same, I hope.
- I didn't mean that, Bert.
:45:21
Is that the only reason
you're running around with him?
:45:24
If there were any other,
I'd tell you.
:45:29
Be sure that King understands
there isn't any other reason.
:45:33
I will.
:45:35
If he thinks you're falling for him,
he'll be bossing me around the theater!
:45:38
You're not doing him any good.
All that lad wants to do is to play.
:45:42
He should be home tonight resting
or rehearsing, and so should you.
:45:47
What excuse can I give him
as late as this?
:45:50
- Well, tell him the truth.
- That's an idea.
:45:52
No, no, that wouldn't be feminine.
:45:55
Give him the one you always give me:
The headache.
:45:59
- Angel.
- Yes, ma'am?