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Tell us about it, Eve.
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- If I only knew how.
- Try.
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Well...
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Well, it started with the play before this one.
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- Remembrance.
- Remembrance.
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- Did you see it here in New York?
- San Francisco.
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It was the last week. I went one night.
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The most important night
of my life... until now.
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I found myself going the next night
and the next and the next.
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Every performance.
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Then, when the show went East, I went East.
:14:54
- Eve, why don'tyou start at the beginning?
- It couldn't possibly interestyou.
:14:59
Please.
:15:02
I guess it started back home.
Wisconsin, that is.
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It was just Mom and Dad and me.
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I was an only child.
I used to make believe a lot when I was a kid.
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Acted out all sorts of things.
What they were isn't important.
:15:16
But, somehow, acting and make-believe
began to fill up my life more and more.
:15:22
It got so I couldn't tell
the real from the unreal.
:15:25
Except that the unreal
seemed more real to me...
:15:30
- I'm talking a lot of gibberish, aren't I?
- Not at all.
:15:34
Farmers were poor in those days.
That's what Dad was, a farmer.
:15:39
I had to help out.
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So I quit school, went to Milwaukee,
became a secretary... in a brewery.
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When you're a secretary in a brewery, it's
hard to make believe you're anything else.
:15:53
Everything is beer.
:15:57
It wasn't much fun, but it helped at home.