:55:01
oh.
:55:02
have you been to bed with her?
:55:03
are you crazy?
:55:04
she's old enough to be my mother.
:55:06
what about her?
:55:08
I heard on the grapevine
that she's doing a new play
:55:12
called nowadays,
:55:14
and there's a part for me in it.
:55:22
so I wondered if you...
:55:24
if I'd talk to her?
:55:27
yes. please, tom,
:55:29
I'm doing a Sunday night
performance week after next.
:55:31
terrible play. lovely
part. good shop window.
:55:38
if you could get
her to see me in it--
:55:40
is that all? consider it done.
:55:43
I can get Julia Lambert
to do anything I want.
:55:45
she eats out of my
hand. the part's yours.
:55:49
don't be daft,
:55:51
I'd be lucky to get an audition,
:55:53
never mind the part.
:55:54
you'll be in that play or
I'll never kiss you again.
:56:01
must say,
:56:01
never thought you'd keep this up.
:56:04
nor did I. but tummies will be tummies.
:56:07
saw the preliminary
budget for nowadays.
:56:09
hmm. looks promising.
:56:12
must start auditioning. by the way,
:56:14
have you ever heard of a
girl called Avice Crichton?
:56:17
the name rings a bell.
:56:19
I'm told she's rather good.
:56:20
I was wondering if she might play Sybil.
:56:23
guess how I heard about her.
:56:25
how?
:56:30
through tom.
:56:38
he says she's clever.
:56:40
she's playing in a Sunday night show.
:56:43
tom thinks
:56:43
it might be worthwhile
to go and have a look-see.
:56:46
well, why don't you? can't.
:56:48
going down to sandwich to play golf.
:56:50
staying the night.
:56:51
would it bore you awfully to go?
:56:53
Tom'll take you.
:56:57
I'll think about it.