:54:02
Birds in the trees
seem to whisper Louise
:54:05
Maurice Chevalier!
:54:08
How'd you know that one?
:54:10
I saw him on TV.
:54:13
Ginger, can I get personal?
:54:15
Sure. But no lectures.
:54:18
You running away from home?
:54:19
Yeah.
:54:21
You know where you're going?
:54:23
A girl I know gave me the address
of a commune in Boulder, Colorado.
:54:27
Do you know what it's like
in those communes?
:54:31
Drugs, sex, orgies.
:54:33
Yeah, well, I don't know about that.
:54:36
What about your parents?
:54:38
Oh, they're okay.
:54:40
What about school?
:54:42
I had enough.
:54:44
Ginger, how old are you?
:54:46
Sixteen.
:54:48
- Sixteen.
- Yeah.
:54:51
Well, I guess I don't know what
it's like to be 16 these days.
:54:55
Neither do I.
:55:03
When I was going to college...
:55:06
I worked as a singing waiter...
:55:08
in Feltman's.
:55:10
Coney Island.
:55:12
I had a good voice.
:55:14
You still do.
:55:16
Matter of fact, I was thinking about
going into show business.
:55:21
But I finally realized that...
:55:24
education needed me more than...
:55:27
entertainment.
:55:30
I needed the security of a job...
:55:33
more than the thrill of performing.
:55:38
Performing has a lot to
do with being a good teacher, you know.
:55:43
A teacher has to be on,
you know, sense his audience.
:55:48
I was a good teacher.
:55:51
Does this bother you?
:55:54
Uh, yes, I, uh-
:55:56
I'm embarrassed.
:55:58
I'm sorry.