"Play for a country home, dearie. I always say real estate and jewelry are something in the hand. Look ahead in this game, I always say."
"You just bet I've looked ahead."
"So have I, but not enough."
"Somehow, I never feel afraid. I could get a job to-morrow if I had to."
"Say, dearie, if it comes to that, with twenty pounds off me, there's not a chorus I couldn't land back in."
"I worked once, you know, in Lichtig's import shop."
"Fifth Avenue?"
"Yes. It was in between the salesman and Al. I sold two thousand five hundred dollars' worth of gowns the first week."
"Sure enough?"
"'Girl,' old man Lichtig said to me the day I quit—'girl,' he said, 'if ever you need this job again, comeback; it's waiting.'"