1:07:03
They're tuning in to see how I'm doing it,
and this is the way I'm doing it, baby.
1:07:07
- Comics.
- We're running behind...
1:07:09
if you want to get to Lewis and Clark.
1:07:10
After what I went through
with them yesterday? Let's run behind.
1:07:15
Phyllis, whenever you're ready.
From the top of your monologue.
1:07:18
Okay. Thank you very much,
ladies and gentlemen.
1:07:21
So delighted you had the nerve
to fall into this joint.
1:07:24
You think I'm overdressed? This is my slip.
1:07:26
I hope they have separate dressing rooms.
1:07:28
I don't have room
for half the people I have now.
1:07:31
I've got 67 performers in this show.
They're one act, aren't they?
1:07:34
- They get one room.
- I know it's one act...
1:07:36
but it's two people
who don't talk to each other.
1:07:38
- Who doesn't talk to each other?
- Lewis and Clark.
1:07:40
- They don't talk to each other?
- Onstage they talk. Offstage they don't.
1:07:44
- Let them get dressed on stage.
- Oh, boy.
1:07:49
My God!
1:07:50
Isn't that enough of a rehearsal?
1:07:52
I don't make any more moves.
I don't want to blow the jokes, you know?
1:07:58
- Thanks.
- Hello there. Hiya, boys. How's it going?
1:08:03
Hello. How are you?
1:08:05
Hello, girls. Hello there.
1:08:07
- Hi. Hello there.
- Hi.
1:08:10
- Willy!
- You got a nice smile.
1:08:12
You've got 10 minutes to put on
your makeup and get dressed.
1:08:15
- I never missed an entrance in 57 years.
- Please hurry, Uncle Willy.
1:08:19
- They're running behind.
- Is he in there?
1:08:22
- I couldn't get separate rooms.
- When he's through, I'll get dressed.
1:08:25
Now, Willy.
You've got 10 minutes to be on stage.
1:08:30
I hope you can put on your makeup
and get dressed...
1:08:32
in what is now nine minutes.
1:08:34
- All right.
- Dressing room six. Second on the right.
1:08:38
- You're not coming?
- I've got to go check the props.
1:08:40
No one knows what an aah-stick is. Go on.
1:08:43
What number?
1:08:46
- Six.
- Number six.