:06:01
I'm from New York, originally.
:06:03
Ella Gerard.
:06:04
I'm from right here, originally.
:06:07
Well, hi.
:06:10
Hi.
:06:14
Hi!
:06:17
Hi.
:06:19
Have you ever seen
Sidarthur in person?
:06:21
No, but I think Stu Wolff
:06:23
is the greatest poet
since Shakespeare.
:06:25
I do, too.
:06:27
I have every CD they ever made.
:06:28
-You do?
-Yeah!
:06:30
And that's Stu Wolff dancing.
:06:32
I've downloaded
some great shots of him.
:06:34
Here he is at the Grammys.
:06:35
This is where he lives.
:06:37
This is the dress that I'm gonna
wear when we get married.
:06:41
This is him getting
into his limo.
:06:42
That black spot right there
is his head.
:06:44
What a wonderful
black spot it is.
:06:46
Hi.
:06:47
Carla Santini.
:06:48
Sidarthur.
:06:50
My father is Stu Wolff's lawyer.
:06:52
Really?
:06:53
Your dad must have been in the
same room as him and everything.
:06:56
Many times.
:06:58
Aren't you the girl who just
moved into the Swenska house?
:07:00
Well, I'm Lola Steppe.
:07:01
I didn't know our home
had a name.
:07:03
Is that supposed to be that
famous New York sense of humor?
:07:08
New Yorkers learn
to laugh at themselves
:07:10
and everything else
when they're very young.
:07:13
My parents took me to New York
for my birthday.
:07:16
I thought it was beautiful.
The lights and everything.
:07:19
I know why they call it
the greatest city in the world.
:07:21
Ella Gerard, you are
the sister of my soul!
:07:23
You should see Park Avenue
at Christmas.
:07:25
It's like walking
through the Milky Way.
:07:27
Except nobody gets mugged
in the Milky Way.
:07:32
We'll take our seats now.
:07:36
Miss Baggoli?
:07:37
Yes?
:07:38
We have a new girl
from New York City.
:07:41
We do.
:07:42
Miss Steppe.
:07:44
Miss Steppe.
:07:46
Miss Baggoli, I know it must
show on your records
:07:48
that my name is Mary,
:07:49
but everyone has referred
to me as Lola
:07:50
since I was a squealing infant
in my mother's arms.
:07:53
I don't even know
who this Mary is.
:07:57
I like that name.
:07:58
Lola.
:07:59
Lola.