1:07:00
Leopold Stokowski
organized a youth orchestra.
1:07:02
I thought Mr. Bauer
might arrange an audition for me.
1:07:05
- It's arranged. Let's have lunch together.
- I really must wait...
1:07:08
Sid's going to be there.
1:07:10
The Block String Quartet.
Why hasn't anyone told me?
1:07:13
Gee, it's nice to see you.
1:07:43
- Why is Sid always late?
- You know Sid. He has no sense of time.
1:07:47
It's a modern invention.
1:07:49
Sid has no use for modern inventions.
1:07:52
Maybe he's right. No one
seems to have time anymore.
1:07:55
I've been up to my ears, the tour,
recordings, Bauer. You know.
1:07:58
- No, I don't.
- You're not angry with me, are you?
1:08:01
You're a blank check in my emotions.
Any amount you want you can write in.
1:08:05
- Gina, what's the matter with you?
- You've changed.
1:08:08
Me? Maybe you've changed.
1:08:11
You're successful. You're in the limelight.
That makes you different.
1:08:15
Maybe I'm a little jealous.
1:08:17
We ought to be able to forget old friends,
pack them away in some dim corner.
1:08:23
- That would be the kindest way.
- What do you expect me to say?
1:08:26
Roses are red,
violets are blue and so am I?
1:08:30
I'm blue.
1:08:38
Gina! This is like old home week.
1:08:42
You look lovely. Has anyone
told you? Let me be the first.
1:08:45
Helen, I...
1:08:47
Do you know Mrs. Wright?
This is Miss Rommeney.
1:08:49
- Hello.
- Hello.
1:08:51
Every day and every way.
Here, let me give you a kiss.
1:08:55
- Well, won't you join us?
- Sorry. I can't stay.
1:08:59
I just came to add my congratulations
to the general acclaim.