edith evans, played rosalind. she was 50 at the time. >> right. >> my father was considerably younger. and apparently she gave the most breathtaking performance, you know? you forgot in a second that she was 50, and believed she was a young girl in love. and it turns out that yes, she was in love. she was very much in love with my father. and they had long meetings, and a very close relationship indeed. and i don't think i really knew that. >> why do you say many meetings? i mean, i'm not trying to-- >> well, i'm british, you know, johnny. i don't like to talk about these things too boldly. i mean, you'd say "an affair," i suppose. you'd just go right out and call the spade a spade. >> no, no, i-- maybe a liaison or something. >> yes, you-- ah, you've put it so nicely. >> yes, a liaison. >> yes, a liaison, yes. but, uh, i had a suspicion about it, because of course i'd always heard about this wonderful production, >> right. >> but when i was, um, 20 years old, i was in a production at the national theatre of great

evans... i haven't thought about him in years. he was the handsomest thing... and edith had a crush on him. oh... boy, what a lousy sunday this is. hey, ma, which one is buck in this picture? oh, now, let's see. it's been so many years. there he is! oh, my... oh, is he good-looking. yeah. but that picture don't do him justice. you had to see him on the track field. oh, he had such a beautiful figure. and that golden hair waving in the wind... oh! sounds like a running fag. he was anything but that. all the girls were crazy about him. you, too, huh, edith? whoo! oh, yeah. er? you used to leave him notes. "from an anonymous admirer... signed, edith baines." why did you stop seeing him, ma? well, he went into the air corps. oh, my, and in his uniform... ooh, he looked like the cover on one of those song sheets. ? he wore a pair of silver wings... ? silver wings, oh! that's right, meathead. i was second in charge of the motor pool. what'd you wear on your chest? a little carburetor? oh, edith, i got to get going. now, you're sure you won't change your mind about coming to the reunion? oh, no, a