4. Who is this very important person that Helen and the others compliment?
(a) Al Jolson.
(b) Helen.
(c) The trio.
(d) Mr. Glogauer

5. As what do these people work in this building?
(a) Ushers.
(b) Bartenders.
(c) Waiters and cigarette girls.
(d) Executives.

6. Who is also dining at the hotel tonight and for whom Mr. Glogauer does not care?
(a) Vivian Leigh.
(b) Frank Sinatra.
(c) Ethel Merman.
(d) The twelve Schlepkin brothers.

7. What has Jerry bought for the trio?
(a) A bus.
(b) A vaudeville act.
(c) Tickets for the three of them on the next train to Hollywood.
(d) A theatre.

8. What comes with the advent of the talkie, according to Jerry?
(a) New lessons to learn.
(b) There is a fortune to be made.
(c) New people to meet.
(d) Exciting new careers.

9. Where does George meet this person?
(a) On the train.
(b) In New York.
(c) At the station.
(d) In Los Angeles.

10. The setting of this scene has a _________ interior.
(a) Sophisticated.
(b) Typical.
(c) Dull.
(d) Heavily gilded.

11. What does this person that May encounters want in exchange?
(a) Full time work.
(b) Fifty percent of the business.
(c) Part time work.
(d) Twenty percent of the business.

12. What is this person's idea, regarding the new job?
(a) Opening a diction school for actors.
(b) Taking their vaudeville act on the road.
(c) Directing movies.
(d) Buying a theatre.

13. Why is George's new acquaintance headed to this location?
(a) To become a Ziegfeld Follies girl.
(b) To become an actress on the stage.
(c) To become an actress.
(d) To become a bartender.

14. Who announces that Mr. Glogauer's presence is requested?
(a) A bellboy.
(b) Helen.
(c) May.
(d) Al Jolson.

15. What has Jerry done to the trio's act?
(a) Found a new theatre for them to perform in.
(b) He has landed them roles in a Broadway play.
(c) He has sold the vaudeville act.
(d) He has found a new agent.