Monologue

Mrs X Monologue from WHERE BUT IN AMERICA

From WHERE BUT IN AMERICA by OSCAR M. WOLFF

female · melancholic · 47 sec

Really, I feel sorry to find you like this--alone--alone in a restaurant, and on Christmas Eve of all times. It makes me as sad as when I saw a wedding party at Paris once in a restaurant--the bride was reading a comic paper and the groom was playing billiards with the witnesses. Ugh, when it begins that way, I thought, how will it end? Think of it, playing billiards on his wedding day! Yes, and you're going to say that she was reading a comic paper--- that's a different case, my dear.

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