:36:02
Yes.
:36:04
Whenever we're about
to do something truly horrible,
:36:08
we always say
the French have been doing it for years.
:36:11
Hyde, issue a proclamation.
:36:14
Permission to perform is hereby granted.
:36:19
For Mrs Hughes?
:36:22
To all women.
:36:34
We wish to see this new Othello
at the earliest possible convenience.
:36:38
Say, Saturday.
:36:39
Make note, Hyde.
:36:40
Saturday, Othello.
:36:42
The other one.
:36:44
So, Kynaston,
will you see Mrs Hughes perform?
:36:49
I'd love to know
what you think of the death scene.
:36:51
Oh, I'm always interested
in how my rivals die.
:36:54
Your Grace?
:36:56
Well, no. I've had my fill of Desdemonas.
:37:00
Shall I escort you home, Mrs Hughes?
:37:03
- Yes.
I'll see Mrs Hughes home.
:37:06
I suddenly find myself a devotee of the stage.
:37:08
Not in an artistic sense, of course.
:37:10
But as a sort of patron
:37:12
I'm off as well. Kynaston... shall I drop you?
:37:16
Yes, I need my sleep.
:37:18
We're auditioning new Emilias tomorrow,
then two shows of you know what.
:37:24
Mrs Hughes, perhaps I'll see you there?
:37:26
Sir Charles.
:37:30
"I shall never wear this glove again."
:37:39
Mrs Hughes.
:37:40
The Cockpit Tavern is no place
for someone of your particular attractions.
:37:45
I think you should audition
for Mr Betterton's theatre tomorrow.
:37:49
I couldn't. What about Mr Kynaston?
:37:53
Surprise him.