The Men in Her Life Page #4

Synopsis: A circus performer becomes a ballerina and then begins her life of a career versus marriage and a home-life. She marries her first husband, her mentor and instructor, primarily out of gratitude. After his death, she marries an American thinking that can be her escape from the world of ballet. But she leaves him to return the dancing. She has a child but does not tell her husband. When her daughter is two-years-old, the husband finds out and takes the child to America. The ballerina continues to dance until her best dancing days have gone by.
 
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1941
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to Rome, to let Olenkova see you.

Start your dance.

Stop it!

Rosing, you showed me myself as I used to be.

That's the excitement, none of us can bear.

Come here, my child.

You have a great talent

Oh, madame!

My dear, you face a great future.

If it's a success you want, you will have it.

Oh, I do!

Mademoiselle is there.

- Roger! I like to see you.

Lina... it was unforgettable!

Did you like it?

- Every moment of it was perfect.

I'm so glad

- Excuse me. You remember Mr Manilov

Of course. How are you?

Mlle Varsavina. Tonight Mr Rosing

couldn't keep me from seeing you.

By the way, where is Mr Rosing?

Well, he... There he is!

I wonder, if he is still angry with me.

- I am sure, he isn't.

Congratulations

- Are you still riding horses, young man?

Serghei!

(Rus) Congratulations - Thank you.

Mr Rosing, I don't want you to

consider that presumptuous of me.

I'd like to give a supper party in the

owner of Varsavina's triumph tonight.

A supper party of the debut is a tradition.

I have already arranged it.

Miss Varsavina and I would like you to join us.

- Thank you so much.

Genlemen...

May I give you a toast:

Mlle Lina Varsavina.

You are completely enchanted tonight.

-Thank you.

Like a spirit from another world.

I didn't feel very much like one.

I thought very scared, very small.

You appear anything but that.

You were everything that I hoped to be.

Ever since I heard about your debut,

I've thought of nothing else.

Why didn't you let me know, you

were thinking about me?

I wasn't sure, you would be interested.

Of course, I would. I thought about

that day so many times.

What did you wear and what were you doing.

I knew, you knew, what I was doing.

Yes, exercising.

I'm going to be in the audience every night.

How long will the performance last?

The whole month.

That's long enough for me

to take you up riding again

I am afraid not, not when I am dancing.

But we could go for a walk, if you like.

Tomorrow morning?

- I'll ask Mr Rosing

It's terrible. - Yes.

But I'm sure he'll let me go.

Will you mind very much, if

tomorrow I tell you, that

I am in love you?

No. I don't think so.

Will you excuse me for a moment?

- Certainly.

I know, it's silly of me, but

I want to hear once more.

Tell me again,

were you pleased with me tonight?

Very.

We haven't had a moment alone yet.

You know what is in my heart, don't you?

I do. - Thank you.

- Lina, let's look at path. It's yours

and in one night. - All right.

Oh, it's beautiful, isn't it!

- Are you happy? - Oh, yes!

What a day! I still can't believe it!

Can't think about the dreams come true tonight

And it's all you

- Not all Lina

Yes, everything I am, I shall be as you.

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Frederick Kohner

Friedrich Kohner (September 25, 1905 – July 7, 1986), credited professionally as Frederick Kohner, was an Austrian-born novelist and screenwriter, both in Germany and the US. He is best known for having created the "Gidget" novels, which inspired a series of movies, two television series, three telemovies and a feature-length animated film. He based the title character on his own daughter, Kathy Kohner-Zuckerman. more…

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