1:46:02
But not tonight. I'm forgiving tonight.
Even Eve. I forgive Eve.
1:46:07
There they go.
1:46:10
There goes Eve.
1:46:12
Eve Evil, little Miss Evil.
1:46:16
But "the evil that men do..."
How does that go, groom?
1:46:19
Something about the good they leave behind.
I played it once in rep in Wilkes-Barre.
1:46:24
You've got it backwards,
even for Wilkes-Barre.
1:46:27
Do you know why I forgive Eve?
She left good behind.
1:46:31
The four of us here together -
it's Eve fault. I forgive her.
1:46:35
And Bill, especially Bill. She did that too.
1:46:40
You know, she probably means well after all.
1:46:42
- She is a louse.
- Never try to outguess Margo.
1:46:46
- Groom?
- Yes, dear.
1:46:48
- Do you know what I'm going to be?
- A cowboy?
1:46:51
- A married lady.
- With a paper to prove it.
1:46:54
I'm going to look up at six o'clock,
and there he'll be.
1:46:58
- Remember, Karen?
- I remember.
1:47:02
- You'll be there, won'tyou?
- Often enough to keep the franchise.
1:47:06
No more make-believe, offstage or on.
1:47:08
Remember, Lloyd? I mean it now.
1:47:11
Lloyd, will you promise
not to be angry with me?
1:47:15
- That depends.
- No, I mean deeply angry.
1:47:17
I don't think I could be.
1:47:20
Well, I don't want to play Cora.
1:47:23
- What?
- You're always so touchy about his plays.
1:47:26
It isn't the part. It's a great part
and a fine play. But not for me any more.
1:47:30
Not for a foursquare, upright,
downright, forthright, married lady.
1:47:35
- What's your being married got to do with it?
- It means I've finally got a life to live.
1:47:40
I don't have to play parts I'm too old for
1:47:43
just because I've got
nothing to do with my nights.
1:47:47
Lloyd, I'll make it up to you, believe me.
1:47:50
I'll tour a year with this one, anything.
Only you do understand, don'tyou?