:54:01
Alone at last.
:54:03
Fanny, congratulations!
:54:05
- Thanks, Mrs. Nadler.
- I got up on account of the baby.
:54:08
- He's a regular midnight fisherman!
- He'll outgrow it.
:54:13
Alone at last.
:54:17
That's Henry Street.
:54:18
You're never alone.
Everybody worries about everybody.
:54:21
It's my home.
I love having people care about me.
:54:24
But I don't see how anyone
could help caring about you.
:54:30
Why, because I'm funny?
:54:31
Well, that's part of it.
:54:37
It's a funny thing. I've imagined
you practically all over the world:
:54:42
Paris, London, the Delaware Water Gap.
:54:45
Everyplace. Everyplace except
Henry Street. And here you are.
:54:50
You've imagined me?
:54:52
Well, I mean,
I thought about you a lot.
:54:55
Maybe it was your ruffled shirt.
:54:57
Anyway, you're like a character
in a book to me.
:55:02
And I hadn't read many books, see?
:55:04
So that makes you kind of...
:55:07
- I talk a lot, don't I?
- Yes.
:55:11
But it's one of the things
I like best about you.
:55:15
Boy, have you got good manners.
:55:19
- It's your turn. Say something.
- All right.
:55:22
With all these people who care about
you by the blockful and theatre-full...
:55:27
...doesn't it ever narrow down
to just one special person?
:55:32
You mean, like a boyfriend?
:55:35
I haven't had time.
:55:37
But don't get me wrong.
I mean, I know a million guys.
:55:41
- After all, I am in the theatre.
- Oh, yes.
:55:45
Well, see, I've been very busy and...
:55:51
How about you?
:55:53
- Hundreds of girls, huh?
- Oh, thousands!
:55:56
All gorgeous.
:55:57
All gorgeous.
:55:59
Tonight should be
a nice change for you.