Lullaby of Broadway Page #2
Ln a telephone booth?
I've arranged that too.
Tomorrow the Hubbells throw a party.
Half of Broadway is the entertainment.
- You come back and steal the show.
- Lf l can get in.
Here's your invitation.
L made out the guest list.
No, Lefty.
L couldn't face her. L-
She'd know. She'd-
How? Who's gonna tell her?
Look at me.
Greenwich Village Gertie.
It'll be like the old days.
Everybody in town will be there.
Lights, music...
and Jessica Howard. You'll be a smash.
Do you really think
l could get away with it?
If Jessica Howard
can't play Jessica Howard, who can?
All right, Lefty, l'll try.
- Nine o'clock?
- Sure, sure.
- But promise me one thing.
- Not a drop.
Everything's gonna be all right.
Incidentally, the kid's a knockout.
Like her mother.
Hit me again, Joe.
It's homecoming day.
Hi.
Hello.
Is it all right if l go upstairs
and look around?
- L don't know.
- My mother wrote...
and told me so much about this place.
I'd like to see it.
Oh, l guess it'll be all right.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubbell are asleep by now.
- Thanks.
Oh, listen, while you're staying here...
keep away from Mrs. Hubbell
if you can.
Thanks for the tip.
Oh, this house is so wonderful.
- Mother must be doing all right, huh?
- Oh, yes, she's really flying.
Oh, l'm so sorry.
- L thought you were asleep.
- Who are you? What are you doing here...
- twisting around in my living room?
- I'm Miss Howard.
- This means something?
- L hope l didn't disturb you...
but l just wanted to sort of
have a look around the house.
- Isn't that a beautiful painting?
- Painting? Madam, this is not a museum.
People don't come in off the streets.
Don't do that. Lt's liable to leave a ring.
Do you realize how much
a table like this costs?
You are in the furniture business now?
You shouldn't take advantage
that my mother's out of town...
- and abuse her furnishings.
- L abuse what l want!
Please don't spill any more beer. How
would you like it if this were your house?
Right now l wouldn't like it.
What is this?
- Better l get the police.
- Something wrong, sir?
Yes. This girl, she comes in my house,
She won't let me drip beer
on my own rug.
L sneak down to get away
from Mrs. Hubbell, and what do l get?
- Another Mrs. Hubbell.
- Leave everything to me.
Come, l have good news about your mother.
Wait for me downstairs.
- I'll explain everything.
- What's going on in my own house?
Who is she?
Do you remember many years ago you
backed a Broadway show, Pretty Lady?
- Of course.
- Remember the star?
Yeah, Jessica Howard.
How could l forget?
A wonderful woman.
Too bad what happened to her.
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