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RICK: |
Hey! Martin! Over here. |
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MARTIN: |
Hello. |
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RICK: |
Hi. Rick James. Remember? We met this morning in the barbershop.
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MARTIN: |
Oh. Of course. How are you?
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RICK: |
Great. Come meet some of my friends.
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MARTIN: |
Thanks.
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RICK: |
Do you like your room?
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MARTIN: |
It's wonderful. And I like your aunt. She's very interesting.
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RICK: |
She is interesting, isn't she? Here we are.
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RICK: |
Listen, everybody.
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RICK: |
This is Martin. Sit here, Martin. Introduce yourselves. I'll get
something to drink. |
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GLORIA: |
Hi. I'm Gloria. What was your name again?
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MARTIN: |
Martin.
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GLORIA: |
This is Jackson.
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JACKSON: |
Hi. How are you doing?
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MARTIN: |
OK, thanks. |
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RICK: |
Here's your drink. Have you met everyone?
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MARTIN: |
No, not everyone.
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RICK: |
It's noisy, isn't it? Hey, Tony. How is the family? Are they
back from their trip? |
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TONY: |
Yes. They came yesterday.
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RICK: |
Did they like it?
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TONY: |
They loved it.
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RICK: |
Tony's mother and father went to Italy to see relatives. Is it hot
enough for you? |
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TONY: |
Not yet. I like it much hotter. It's good for business.
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RICK: |
Tony has boats at the Lake.
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MARTIN: |
What do you mean?
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RICK: |
He has boats for rent. You know, people go to the lake on weekends
and holidays. |
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MARTIN: |
Oh,
I see. |
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RICK: |
People don't rent boats in cool weather. Have you met Lady Macbeth?
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MARTIN: |
Pardon me? |
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RICK: |
Have you met Lady Macbeth? |
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MARTIN: |
I
don't think so. |
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RICK: |
Good. Excuse me. |
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BETH: |
Yes. |
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RICK: |
Martin, this is Lady Macbeth. |
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MARTIN:
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I'm
very happy to meet you, Lady Macbeth. |
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BETH: |
Oh,
don't be formal. Call me Beth. |
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MARTIN: |
Is
that short for Mac-beth. |
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BETH: |
No,
it's my real name. What was your name again? |
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MARTIN: |
Martin. |
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BETH: |
How
are you? |
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MARTIN: |
Very well, thank you. |
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MARTIN: |
Is
Lady Macbeth long for Beth? |
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BETH: |
No.
I'm playing Lady Macbeth at the theater. |
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MARTIN: |
You're an actor. At Long Lake. |
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BETH: |
Right. We're doing Macbeth this summer. |
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MARTIN: |
Wonderful. It's one of my favorite plays by Shakespeare. |
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GLORIA: |
Excuse me, Beth, we must go. |
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BETH: |
Yes. It's late, isn't it? |
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MARTIN: |
Maybe I'll see you at the theater tomorrow. |
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BETH: |
Goodbye for now. |
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GLORIA: |
See
you. |
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MARTIN: |
Good night. |
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RICK: |
Good night, Gloria. Bye, Beth. Martin, can I get another drink for
you? |
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MARTIN: |
Let
me. Anyone else? Tony, would you like a drink? |
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TONY: |
No,
thanks. Maybe later. |
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