原版录音 0101码头采风相遇美女误丢包

46 Linden Street 
ACT I 

 
Excuse me. My name is Richard Stewart.
I&`&m a photographer.
May I take a picture of you and your little boy? What&`&s it for? 
It&`&s for a book. 
You&`&re writing a book? 
It&`&s a book of pictures. 
I call it Family Album, U.S.A. 
 Oh, that&`&s a nice idea. Well, it&`&s fine if you take our picture. 
I&`&m Martha Vann. 
 Thank you. I appreciate your help. 
I&`&m Richard. What&`&s your name? 
Gerald. 
How old are you, Gerald? 
Five.
 And where do you live? We live in California. 
Well, welcome to New York. 
OK, just a second. 
I&`&m almost ready here. 
Can I help you? 
 Oh, please. 
Hold Gerald&`&s hand, please. 
Now point to the buildings. 
Terrific! 
Give Mommy a kiss, Gerald. Nice! 
Thank you, Gerald. 
And thank you, Mrs. Vann. 
Oh, my pleasure.
We&`&ll be looking for your book. 
 Thank you. Good-bye. Bye, Gerald. 
Thanks again. 
Oh, you&`&re welcome. 
 Hey, let me take your picture! 
 Wonderful. Please. 
 Are you from New York? 
No, I&`&m from Greece. 
I&`&m an exchange student. 
When did you come here? 
 Three months ago. 
 Your English is very good. 
 Thanks. 
I studied English in school. 
Would you like some coffee? 
No, thank you. 
Tell me about your book. 
 Oh, it&`&s not finished yet, 
but I have some of the pictures. 
Would you like to see them? 
 Yes. I&`&d like that. 
Here they are. Family Album, U.S.A.
It&`&s an album of pictures of the United States: 
the cities, the special places, and the people. 
And these are pictures of people working: 
steelworkers, bankers, police, street vendors, 
ambulance drivers, doctors....
Oh, this is my father. He&`&s a doctor. 
This is my mother. 
 What&`&s her name? 
 Ellen. 
My younger brother, Robbie.
He goes to high school. 
This is my sister Susan. 
She works for a toy company. 
Here&`&s my grandfather. He lives in Florida. 
And this is my wife Marilyn. 
Oh, she&`&s very pretty. 
Thanks. And what about your family? 
 They are in Thessaloniki. 
That&`&s a large city in northern Greece. 
But now I&`&m living in the Bronx. 
 With a Greek-American family? 
No. Hispanic. 
 Oh no! It&`&s five thirty. 
Will you excuse me? 
I have to meet my wife. 
It was nice meeting you. 
It was a pleasure meeting you, too.
 Thanks for your help. 
And good luck! I&`&ve got to go. 
By the way, I&`&m Richard. 
What&`&s your name? 
Alexandra. 
 Bye-bye, Alexandra. Thanks. 
Bye-bye. Richard! Richard! You left your bag!