:24:02
I'm finally a woman of mystery.
I'm going to keep it that way.
:24:07
- "If you're curious about Frank..."
- Which you are.
:24:10
"He's in his late 30s, quite nice-looking.
:24:14
"Married to a sweet Irish girl.
:24:17
"I believe she's his second wife."
:24:21
- Ready for Act 2, Miss Bellamy.
- Thank you, Elliot.
:24:31
I'll call you, take care.
:24:36
Everyone was so grateful for the parcel.
:24:39
My little ones, girl, 5 and boy, 4,
were in heaven.
:24:45
With the raisins and egg
I was able to make them a cake.
:24:51
I do hope you don't mind my writing.
:24:53
Please don't mention it to Frank.
:24:58
Cecily?
:25:00
- Are you busy?
- No.
:25:03
- We must do some letters.
- Yes, coming.
:25:10
With best wishes, Cecily Farr.
:25:17
Dear Cecily: And a very bad cess
to old Mr. Martin.
:25:21
I'm so unstudious,
I never even went to college.
:25:25
I just have a peculiar taste in books.
:25:29
And I'm about as smart-looking
as a Broadway panhandler.
:25:32
I live in moth-eaten sweaters
and wool slacks.
:25:35
They don't give us heat in the daytime.
:25:37
It's a five-story brownstone...
:25:39
...the other tenants go to work at 9 a. M.
And aren't home until 6.
:25:43
Why should the landlord heat the building
for one script reader, writer...
:25:47
...working at home?
:25:49
I'm Ed. This is Ginny.
:25:53
- Helene.
- Hi.
:25:55
Okay, Helene, lead the way.