:17:03
Lily, it's time you got ready.
:17:05
I have to do your collar
and press your sash.
:17:08
There's plenty of time.
:17:09
Listen, the first thing an actress has to learn
is that the show must go on.
:17:12
All right. Ill be upstairs.
:17:17
I'm so glad that you're going to see me
as Baroness Barclay tonight.
:17:20
It's a wonderful part and in the second act...
:17:22
- Lily!
- Wait till you see the second act.
:17:28
Well, we don't have to stand here.
:17:31
Did you have your supper yet?
:17:32
Frankly, I'm starved.
I was too excited to think about food.
:17:36
Then have something.
:17:37
You'll have to excuse me,
I've got to get dressed.
:17:40
Come in the kitchen like the old days.
:17:51
Gosh. What do you know.
:17:56
Gosh.
:17:58
Oh, Lena!
:18:00
- I never thought, I never let myself hope...
- I was really scared for a minute.
:18:05
- It will be all right.
- Thank you for writing, for everything.
:18:08
- Somebody got to.
- Lena, you've baked.
:18:10
Now I know I'm really home.
:18:13
Kitchen hasn't changed much,
same old rocker.
:18:17
And the matchbox.
:18:19
- I used to be able to kick it, remember?
- Could you now?
:18:22
- I'm not as young as I was.
- Who is? But could you?
:18:25
Well, I...
:18:28
- One, two...
- Three!
:18:34
- Joyce.
- Did you press the petticoat, Lena?
:18:37
I have to get Lily ready.
:18:43
Joyce really takes care of the whole house.
:18:46
- Only since I've had to.
- Well, you seem to be thriving on it.
:18:49
Why did you come back?
:18:51
Didn't you make us
unhappy enough before?
:18:53
Joyce, please!
:18:54
Am I supposed to admire her
for what she did?
:18:58
As far as I'm concerned,