1:11:00
um, Julia, dear,
1:11:01
sit down and, uh, don't be alarmed.
1:11:04
what's happened?
1:11:05
well, I'm afraid there's
a telegram for you.
1:11:08
oh.
1:11:17
oh, how lovely.
1:11:32
I only realize now
1:11:33
how terribly I've missed
you all these months.
1:11:36
and I you. god, I've missed you.
1:11:38
come on, tell me all the gossip.
1:11:40
oh, let's see.
1:11:40
johnny gore-barker has run
off with Bunty Robinson.
1:11:43
no. yeah.
1:11:45
he can't have.
1:11:46
she looks like the back of a bus.
1:11:47
oh, I don't think johnny gore-barker
knows what a bus is, front or back.
1:11:51
everyone's talking about this new girl,
1:11:54
but of course you know
that. what new girl?
1:11:57
the one who's to be in your next play.
1:11:58
her name's Avice Crichton,
something like that.
1:12:02
Michael says she's to
be the new Julia Lambert.
1:12:04
yes, yes, he wrote to me.
1:12:06
it was my idea. I'm delighted.
1:12:08
she's very pretty.
1:12:10
how madly generous of you.
1:12:12
and London was
full of your mischief, Julia.
1:12:15
was it?
1:12:16
it sounds as if you
needed a hand to hold.
1:12:18
are you through the worst?
1:12:20
I think my vanity
1:12:21
was more wounded than my heart.
1:12:23
I'm so sorry, Julia,
sorry that you've suffered.
1:12:27
I love you. I always have. always will.
1:12:33
Charles, we're miles from home.
1:12:37
there's no one here who knows us.
1:12:41
just... honey...
1:12:43
what?
1:12:46
don't let your vanity
be wounded again, um.
1:12:50
I'm not worth it.
1:12:52
there'd be no reason.
1:12:55
I love you
in--in my own way.
1:12:58
Julia, we've always
known what that means.