Morning Glory

00:02:43 There's nothing in front of the 14th row, madam.

00:06:06 I said if that piece was a big success, I'd do the one you had your heart set on.

00:08:32 ...still Eva Lovelace in Camille, for instance, or Eva Lovelace in Romeo and Juliet...

00:11:22 Yes, it's so nice to see you too.

00:13:50 - More wonderful than Ellen Terry? - Oh, they were both wonderful.

00:17:02 Why haven't you sent this play to me to read?

00:19:27 - I was in a lot of plays at the Little Theater. - The Little Theater?

00:22:03 - What experience, Miss Lovelace? - Only amateur and stock so far.

00:24:22 Doesn't Antony call Cleopatra the loveliest things?

00:28:15 I know, dear, but there were so many congratulations.

00:30:46 Presently. I hope you don't mind my not dressing.

00:33:19 Henry, my dear, how are you?

00:36:44 But don't let that worry you. Cigarette?

00:39:38 In this world where but to think is to be full of sorrow...

00:43:01 ...and he was never as funny as this kid.

00:46:42 - Fine. Say, did you see those notices? - Only the very early editions.

00:49:19 Well, if there's anything I could say, I'd say it...

00:52:27 I liked him the moment I met him.

00:57:05 In the last act, try to imagine that your long speech is a series of speeches, which it is.

00:59:25 No, why should I?

01:01:51 Listen, give them all you've got.

01:05:00 and a cut in on the picture rights.

01:07:27 ...that Eva Lovelace was once my pupil.

01:10:20 You've always understood me, Joseph.