- Tracy Holland: I shall never forget, there were twenty four curtain calls.
- Lily Martin: Twenty two curtain calls, you said last time.
- Tracy Holland: Later, Mr Gould came back to my dressing room...
- Lily Martin: Mr Astor, wasn't it?
- Tracy Holland: ...and asked me to give a private performance of Hamlet at his estate. 'No, Mr Astor' I said. 'My art is for the world to see not for the few. I am not in the roll of the common men' - Henry IV Act 3 Scene I.
- Lily Martin: Tracy...
- Tracy Holland: It was then that I decided to sacrifice my personal interest and bring great theater to this western wilderness
- [the coach goes over a bump, Tracy bangs his head]
- Tracy Holland: Careful up there!
- stagecoach driver: Sorry Mr Holland, we're in a rut.
- Lily Martin: He can say that again.
- Tracy Holland: Now let me see, where was I? Oh, yes. I must bestride the narrow world like a colossus - Julius Caesar Act I Scene 2.
- Lily Martin: Tracy...
- Tracy Holland: Well?
- Lily Martin: I've got news for you. It never happened.
- Tracy Holland: Madame, you dare to doubt my word? I who have played before the crowned heads of Europe? You attack my veracity?
- Lily Martin: Well, that's one way of putting it.
- Tracy Holland: Blow, blow thou winter wind, thou art not so unkind as woman's ingratitude!
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By what name was Curtain Call at Cactus Creek (1950) officially released in India in English?
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