:32:10
- Oh, look, here's Fanny now.
- Let her mama tell her.
:32:13
Rosie.
:32:18
Who is it, Mama?
:32:21
Auntie Blanche or Lou?
:32:23
Ziegfeld.
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He died?
:32:30
"Dear Miss Brice. Stop.
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Please meet me
at the New Amsterdam Theatre...
:32:34
...on Thursday at 11:00 a.m. Stop.
Florence Ziegfeld."
:32:37
See? By heart, like
the Pledge Allegiance.
:32:41
Mazel tov, Fanny, darling. Mazel tov.
:32:44
- I knew you'd do it.
- My stomach aches.
:32:47
I wonder how a mother
could call a boy Florence.
:32:50
It's "Florenz."
:32:51
I wonder how a mother
could call a boy Florenz.
:32:54
- You think it's a job or an audition?
- A job.
:32:57
You know what I think?
Somebody talked to him about me.
:33:00
See, I met this guy backstage
one night with a ruffled shirt on.
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Just the kind you figure
to know Ziegfeld.
:33:07
I bet you he said a word.
That's what must have happened.
:33:11
- Oh, my head aches.
- Nothing aches.
:33:13
- You're built like a horse.
- I have nothing to wear.
:33:17
What's she been walking around in
all this time? Towels?
:33:20
It's coming too easy.
That's what's got me scared.
:33:23
Where's all the suffering
before you click?
:33:26
And the hard knocks, the setbacks
you're supposed to learn from?
:33:30
This is too quick.
I haven't suffered enough yet.
:33:37
The job's not yours yet. If it were,
who says you won't lose it in a week?
:33:41
Cheer up. You may suffer later.
:33:43
If you're as bossy with Ziegfeld
as you are with...
:33:46
I am not bossy with you or anyone.
:33:49
And even if I was...
:33:51
...Ziegfeld isn't just anyone.
:33:52
...Ziegfeld isn't just anyone.
:33:53
And believe me...
:33:55
...whatever he tells me to do,
that's what I'll do.