:18:00
Someday
:18:03
When l'm awfully low
:18:06
When the world is cold
:18:09
l will get a glow
:18:11
Just thinking of you
:18:16
And the way you look tonight
:18:23
(Holly) You sounded great.
You may be surprised.
:18:26
(April) l'm glad we have a catering job
this week. l'm low on money.
:18:29
Yeah, we have Mr Morris Levine's
80th birthday on Riverside Drive,
:18:33
or Riverside Memorial Chapel,
depending on his health.
:18:37
Oh, listen. David called me up.
:18:39
What?
:18:41
David called me last night.
He wants to take me to the opera.
:18:45
- l didn't know what to say.
- You're joking.
:18:48
No, he called late last night.
:18:52
l, uh... l'm very surprised.
:18:55
He wanted to take me to see Rigoletto.
:18:58
- And you're going?
- Well, l didn't know what to say.
:19:01
First l said no, but then he pressed it.
:19:03
He said he'd taken you once
and he really wanted to invite me.
:19:09
- But l'm seeing him.
- l know, l said that.
:19:12
But he said it was something
he really felt like doing.
:19:16
Gee, um...
:19:18
l don't know what to say.
:19:22
lt's just an evening at the opera.
Did l do wrong in accepting?
:19:27
Huh?
:19:34
Why do you think that you would
like to convert to Catholicism?
:19:38
Well, because l've gotta have something
to believe in, or life is meaningless.
:19:42
l understand, but why did you make the
decision to choose the Catholic faith?
:19:48
First of all because it's
a very beautiful religion
:19:51
and it's a strong religion.
lt's very well structured.
:19:54
l mean the against-school-prayer,
pro-abortion, anti-nuclear wing.
:19:59
So at the moment
you don't believe in God?