:52:02
- We're almost out of tea, too.
- Again?
:52:04
You know, I used to play the Palace.
:52:07
I used to have red hair
when I was on the stage.
:52:10
Everyone loved that color. Thank you, dear.
:52:15
And red roses.
:52:17
My dressing room
was always filled with red roses.
:52:21
Thank you, dear.
:52:22
And when my husband died,
everything was gone.
:52:25
Money, house, everything.
:52:27
Everything was gone.
:52:29
...so my son said he'd come tomorrow.
:52:32
He has a new car. Well, practically new.
:52:34
He couldn't come last year
because the children had the flu.
:52:38
But this year he's coming
and I'm so happy...
:52:41
You know, they kept my social security?
I didn't know that they would.
:52:44
They never told me
they would keep my social security.
:52:47
Thank you, dear.
:52:56
Do you need any help, Mary?
:53:00
It's a present.
:53:03
Isn't he beautiful? His name is William.
:53:12
Would you like to hear William sing?
:53:18
- Isn't it lovely?
- Very pretty.
:53:30
My children said I could come...
:53:32
and have a Christmas at their house.
:53:35
But they didn't come.
:53:37
I had gifts for them.
:53:39
There may have been a very good reason
why they couldn't come.
:53:43
But it's Christmas, and they promised.
:53:46
I did everything for them
when they were little.
:53:49
Nothing was too hard.
:53:52
Then do one thing more.
:53:54
What?
:53:56
Be happy.
:53:57
That's the greatest gift
a mother can give her children.