Monologue

Lezinsky Monologue from The Baby Carriage

From The Baby Carriage by Bosworth Crocker

female · comedic · 1:14 min

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I think that makes them too short, Mr. Rosenbloom. One inch is plenty. All right—one inch, then. Maybe to-morrow. He lets all this other work go—maybe—and sets to work on them right away when he gets back home. I send my David or Julius with them, Mr. Rosenbloom? Maybe it wouldn't be ready to try on so soon—A fine suit. Certainly a fine piece of goods, Mr. Rosenbloom. Did my husband make it up for you? I thought so. Wears like iron, too, this goods. Yes, Mr. Rosenbloom? With one eye my husband picks the best pieces of goods I tell you, Mr. Rosenbloom.... He should shorten the sleeves one inch.... All right, he fixes it to your satisfaction, Mr. Rosenbloom—This evening you come for them?

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30s · anticipation · family · identity · trust · ambition

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