:26:20
- Isn't it wonderful Tommy?
- It sure is.
:26:23
(Phone rings)
:26:27
Hello. Yes. Oh, sure. Yes, yes.
Do come on up.
:26:33
Room two hundred & eleven,
twelve and fourteen. OK.
:26:36
Who was that?
:26:37
Edgar Klinger, Irving's brother,
he's coming up.
:26:41
I'm so happy Tommy.
:26:43
I wonder what the Princess
is doing this morning?
:26:46
Why don't you call her
and ask her?
:26:47
I know what I'd be doing
a month before my wedding.
:26:50
Probably trying to figure
a way to get out of it.
:26:52
Do you really think so?
:26:53
You know you would,
and so would I.
:26:55
(Door bell)
:27:00
How do you do?
I'm Edgar Klinger.
:27:03
Oh, we didn't know...
:27:05
- That Irving and I were twins.
- No, we didn't.
:27:08
I must say.
He should have told you, you know.
:27:10
After all this is a pretty box of pickles.
May I come in?
:27:14
Of course, I'm sorry.
:27:16
How do you do?
:27:17
So happy to meet you
at long last.
:27:19
- My, it's amazing.
- It is rather, isn't it?
:27:22
I do hope the rooms
are satisfactory.
:27:24
Oh, they're fine.
It's a miracle you could get them.
:27:26
Yes quite. The wedding
has backed things up a bit.
:27:29
But, er, then there are ways.
:27:31
How's everything
in the theatre?
:27:32
Oh, seems to be humming.
:27:34
The dancers are coming to audition
this afternoon. The singers tomorrow.
:27:37
(Phone rings)
Excuse me please.
:27:41
Hello. Oh, hello Johnny,
how are you?
:27:44
Ellen's boat romance. John Brindale.
You know him?
:27:47
Know the family, very old.
:27:49
They do say that young John's
a bit of a chaser.
:27:52
Didn't have to chase very hard
after Ellen. She stood still and waited.
:27:57
This afternoon, no they're
auditioning all day. Just a minute.