:06:02
Look, over there! He's standing up.
Oh, it is...
:06:05
It's really him.
:06:05
He is so dreamy.
:06:07
Let me borrow your pen
for a sec, will ya?.
:06:10
Oh my, that's gotta be Orson Welles!
:06:12
Where?.
:06:13
Over there, by the exit.
:06:17
That's not Orson Welles.
:06:19
Eddie, I am having a wonderful time.
:06:24
And I just love your uncle.
:06:26
He reminds me of you.
He's so commanding.
:06:29
He's so sexy!
:06:32
Well, he's a great entertainer, sure.
:06:34
But sexy?.
:06:36
The man's fifty-eight years old.
:06:38
You know how you said
you'd introduce me?.
:06:40
Yeah. The next time he's in the area,
we'll go out on the town.
:06:43
We'll make an evening of it.
:06:44
Well, why don't we go back stage
and talk to him after the show?.
:06:47
I just wanna shake his hand.
:06:49
I wanna finally meet a real star, Eddie
:06:51
I don't know, Norma Jean.
:06:52
I mean, there's usually
a lot of commotion back there.
:06:54
A lot of weird people hangin' around -
:06:55
it's not the best way
to get to know someone.
:06:58
Do I embarrassyou, Eddie?.
:07:01
God, no. No.
:07:05
Mr. Lewis, I am so thrilled.
:07:08
You are my favorite enter-
tainer of all time!
:07:10
And I just wanted to tell you how much
:07:12
I admire you for dancing
with a negro in your act.
:07:17
I don't know how long you're gonna be
in town, Uncle Ted. But,
:07:20
I'm in a play at the Cast Theatre.
:07:22
It's " A wake and Sing,"
by Clifford Odets?.
:07:24
It's a greatplay. It's very political.
:07:26
Actually, I got the second lead
and I was wondering
:07:27
if maybe you could...
:07:28
Sure, Eddie. Sure.
If I have a chance, I'll stop by.
:07:32
Here you go, kid.
:07:35
It can be real tough
starting out in show bizz.
:07:37
Hell, I aughta know.
:07:40
That's not necessary.
:07:41
Ah, come on.
A big town, a gorgeous girl...
:07:44
You need a little dough
to have a good time.
:07:48
Am I right, huh?.
:07:50
Am I right, boychick?.
:07:54
There.
:07:56
Is everybody happy?.