Richard: What are you doing?
Richard: I think I've got them.
Richard: You think you've got what?
Richard: Performing arts--performing arts centers.
Richard: I think I've got them all, but I'm not sure.
Richard: I think you have got it, Richard.
Richard: Lincoln Center, home of the Metropolitan Opera,
Richard: the New York City Ballet, the New York Philharmonic.
Richard: Shubert Alley, center of the theater on Broadway.
Richard: And Carnegie Hall.
Richard: And the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington.
Richard: And the Music Center in Los Angeles.
Richard: And the others. I do have it all.
Richard: You have been working on this for some time, Richard.
Richard: I'm glad you feel you've finally put it all together.
Richard: What now?
Richard: Now for the hard part.
Richard: Oh, you think you're going to have a hard time
Richard: getting the album published?
Richard: Well, it won't be easy.
Richard: So, what do you think you're going to do?
Richard: Does the name Harvey Carlson ring a bell?
Richard: Oh, yes! Harvey Carlson! I remember.
Richard: He said I should call him.
Richard: He's the publisher of the Carlson Publishing Company.
Richard: He said they need a new book of photographs,
Richard: and he really liked my concept.
Richard: So, why don't you call him in the morning?
Richard: Do you think I have enough to show him?
Richard: I've been through every section with you, Richard.
Richard: It's quite complete.
Richard: And now that you're satisfied with the performing arts section,
Richard: I think you should show it to Mr. Carlson.
Richard: You're right. My Family Album, U.S.A. feels right.
Richard: I'll call in the morning and set up an appointment to see him.
Richard: He's going to love your work.
Richard: Come on. Let's get some sleep.
Richard: Is it too early to call Mr. Carlson?
Richard: Seven after nine? No. I'm sure he's in his office.
Richard: His number is five, five, five, seven, five, three, two.
Richard: Five, five, five, seven, five, three, two.
Richard: Hello. Mr. Carlson, please.
Receptionist: Mr. Carlson is busy at the moment. May I help you?
Richard: I'd like to make an appointment with him.
Receptionist: And your name is ...?
Richard: My name is Richard Stewart.
Richard: He told me to call him about my project,
Richard: Family Album, U.S.A.
Receptionist: One moment, please.
Richard: What's going on?
Richard: I guess they're trying to set up an appointment for me.
Receptionist: Mr. Stewart, I just spoke to Mr. Carlson.
Receptionist: He would like to see you.
Receptionist: But the only time he's available this week
Receptionist: is tomorrow morning at ten o'clock.
Richard: Thanks. Thanks a lot. Good-bye.
Richard: Well, it's done. Tomorrow morning at a publisher's office.
Richard: Oh, it's so exciting, isn't it, Richard?
Richard: Well, finally a publisher will see my work.