1:49:06
And I thought it might be best
if I skipped rehearsals from then on.
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It seemed to me I had known always
that it would happen. And here it was.
1:49:16
I felt helpless. That helplessness you
feel when you have no talent to offer,
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outside of loving your husband.
1:49:23
How could I compete?
Everything Lloyd loved about me,
1:49:27
he'd gotten used to long ago.
1:49:34
Hello?
1:49:36
Who? Who's calling Mr Richards?
1:49:38
My name wouldn't mean anything.
I room across the hall from Eve Harrington.
1:49:42
She isn't well. She's been crying
all night and she's hysterical.
1:49:46
She doesn't want a doctor and...
1:49:48
Who is it? What's it all about?
1:49:50
- Did Miss Harrington tell you to call?
- No. Eve didn't say to call him.
1:49:55
I saw Mr Richards with her a couple of times.
I thought, they being such good friends...
1:50:00
This is Lloyd Richards.
Where is Eve? Let me talkto her.
1:50:03
Hello, Mr Richards.
She's upstairs in her room.
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I really hate to bother you this way,
but the way Eve's been feeling,
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I've been worried sick, what with
her leaving tomorrowfor New Haven.
1:50:14
Tell her not to worry. Tell her I'll be right over.
1:50:35
To the theatre world,
New Haven, Connecticut,
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is a short stretch of sidewalk between
the Shubert Theatre and the Taft Hotel,
1:50:43
surrounded by what looks
very much like a small city.
1:50:46
It is here that managers have
what are called out-of-town openings,
1:50:51
which are openings for New Yorkers
who want to go out of town.
1:50:56
What a day. What a heavenly day.
1:50:59
- D-day.
- Just like it.