Next Time We Love Page #6

be second in charge of our...

I'm sorry.

Darling, that's marvelous.

Listen, I've got to go on now.

Wait and tell me about it

at the end of the act.

Well, I can't. I've got to

beat it and arrange for things.

Be sure and tell Jennings,

huh?

We're ready, Ms. Tyler.

Yes. I'm coming.

Talk about it later.

But, darling, aren't you happy about

it? I mean, you're not very excited.

Of course I am.

I'll call you later, huh?

Yes. This is your entrance, Ms. Tyler.

Thank you.

Listen, listen, darling,

I'll get a hold of Tommy, and we'll

go out someplace and celebrate.

Sorry.

Marjorie.

Darling, I thought

they'd never go.

It was worth waiting for,

wasn't it?

Nan was a bit difficult.

I hope they don't come back.

She loves you,

doesn't she?

And he'll be second in charge. That means

he'll have some very important interviews.

And he sails next week.

That's all there is to tell.

For a reporter's wife, your

account of what's happened

wouldn't win any Pulitzer

Prize for journalism.

No. I suppose not.

Tommy, what is it you

do to bridges? Bridges?

Burn them behind you.

No, you don't burn them

until you cross them.

Well, should we dance

or should we wait for Chris

or should we have

another drink?

Yes.

The only trouble is...

For a minute, I actually

thought you were going to tell me

what you were speaking about.

The only trouble is what?

Let's dance.

Let's. Maybe it'll clear

things up a bit.

I like being with you, Tommy. I don't

ever have to worry about making sense.

You make me feel like

an old pair of slippers.

Hey, hey!

Hello!

Congratulations, my boy.

Thank you, Tommy.

Well, I'll be in the bar.

Okay.

Hey, did you see Jennings?

Mr. Jennings?

Oh, no.

You said you were

gonna see him.

No, let's dance.

You know, you just can't

walk out on Jennings.

No, I know.

When are you gonna tell him?

Tomorrow.

Do you know, I was so excited, I think

I had one too many Old Fashioneds.

Did you?

Well, that's good. We were going

to drink up the town anyway tonight.

Look, what about Jennings?

Oh.

Chris...

Yeah?

I don't think I'd better

go with you next week.

Not go to Rome with me? I've

been thinking about it very hard.

Maybe we'd better sit down.

But, Cicely, what's this all

about? You're not going? Well, why?

For one thing is the money.

My passage over...

But I'll be getting a good enough salary

and living is very cheap over there.

Well, it isn't only the money, darling.

After all, you're starting on a new job.

You shouldn't have to

have me on your mind.

I've done all right so far

with you on my mind.

Yes, I know.

Oh, let's don't talk

about it tonight, anyway.

What's the real reason

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