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Ginger tries to teach Don/Harry
his death scene, but he won't cooperate. He keeps putting his
arms around her. |
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"Whar's that Yankee
spy?" This scenes gives some idea of how "hokey"
the Bolivar Company's Civil War melodrama is. |
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"I've seen some bum
actors, but you're the worst! You're fired!" |
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Ginger can't believe the
troupe is being offered a chance to perform their melodrama on
Broadway. What they don't know is that the producer plans to
promote it as a comedy. |
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Ginger meets the famous Broadway
star Don Wilson. She doesn't know this is the same man who posed
as Harry Mann - the terrible actor she fired. |
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Don offers to fill in for
the missing Harry Mann and makes an even worse travesty of the
play with his antics. |
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Ginger's father can't bear
the laughter at his play any longer and leaves. |
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Ginger runs out into the
rain after bawling out the audience for laughing at their production.
Don/Harry chases after her. |
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Ginger thought her father
had stayed in their room because he was feeling ill. So she tells
him the play was a great success. "Daughter, I was there,"
he says. |
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"I love you!" |
