mary-beth

RITA: Can't you leave us alone for a minute? I'm just trying to make Mary Beth look good, Steven.

MARY BETH: You know, I saw you on stage once in New York. In The Longest Night. I thought you were excellent.

MARY BETH: Yes. My new baby-sitter handles the children more easily. The children seem calmer. They're more rested and better behaved.

MARY BETH: It was nice of you to meet me here. You're a good friend.

MARY BETH: That was the best play I saw all year. You were very lucky.

MARY BETH: You know, I saw you on stage once in New York.

MARY BETH: I think Jeff will like this one: "Jeff Bennett plays the young reporter more convincingly than anyone on television. "

MARY BETH: Come on. Steven's easy to work with.

I'm just trying to make Mary Beth look good, Steven.

MARY BETH: Steven, just a thought. If Diana is worried, doesn't she want some reassurance from Tony?

MARY BETH: It was nice of you to meet me here.

MARY BETH: She doesn't seem to work harder, but somehow she gets more done.

MARY BETH: No. Not for a while. I'm perfectly happy with the way things are right now.

MARY BETH: Sometimes it's the only time I'm alone with the baby.

MARY BETH: I know. If I don't watch carefully, I'll miss their entire childhood. Jonathan, be careful.

MARY BETH: Thank you, Rita. That's one of the best compliments anyone could give me.

MARY BETH: Well, Jonathan knows he must listen to Mommy and he mustn't touch anything. . .

JEFF: I'll have some time off, and Mary Beth will have some time with her kids.

We all need a break. Mary Beth won't be tired. Steven won't be rushed. Mike won't care. And maybe I can clean up this mess.

MARY BETH: He threw sand all over everyone.

Mary Beth Jarvis, a vice-president of a Koch subsidiary, is on the group's board.

MARY BETH: Say hello, Jonathan. . . He's tired. When people talk to you, you should say hello back, sweetie.

MARY BETH: It's nice to talk to you and know that my kids are having a good time.

LINDA: Why not? I think he's handsome. And he's tall. He's taller than Mary Beth. He has it all.

MARY BETH: I thought the part was mine too, but they had their own ideas. They wanted the blonde.

Linda said we have to finish this show by Friday. Where's Mary Beth?

MARY BETH: Thanks, Rita. And thanks for watching Jonathan last night.

MARY BETH: He's playing quietly today, but yesterday he acted very badly.

We need an actor, Steven. We need a good actor to star in the new show with Mary Beth.

And nicely supported by veteran actress Mary Beth Adams.

MARY BETH: Oh, Rita. You don't have to do that.

I'm nicely supported by Mary Beth? No, She's the star of the show. I was supporting her.

MARY BETH: Well, Jonathan knows he must listen to Mommy and he must n't touch anything. . . I'm worried he can't be good.

RITA: You're really something, Mary Beth. I hope those kids appreciate you.

MARY BETH: When Jeff sees these great reviews, he'll cheer up.

Why not? I think he's handsome. And he's taller than Mary Beth.

STEVEN: Cut. Mary Beth, will you say that line a little louder?

MARY BETH: He's kind of new to television, but he'll be OK. He's very nice. You should get to know him.

You're really something, Mary Beth. I hope those kids appreciate you.

And Mary Beth was given excellent reviews.

MARY BETH: OK. We're going to rehearse.

It's-- Cut. Mary Beth, will you say that line a little louder?

MARY BETH: I miss her during the day.

Please return the sweater. And you have to return a skirt for Mary Beth. It was too short.

We need a good actor to star in the new show with Mary Beth.

Cut. Mary Beth, will you say that line a little louder?

MARY BETH: You're right. I'd better not do that again.

MARY BETH: I'm sorry he messed up all your makeup.

RITA: Here it is. I moved it when I made up Mary Beth. I'm sorry.

MARY BETH: Oh, you saw these already.

Mary Beth won't be tired. Steven won't be rushed.

MARY BETH: Oh, yes. And it's a good role, so I can't complain about my part.

Mary Beth, you must be thrilled too.

MARY BETH: Last night was awful.

MARY BETH: You look happy today.

Here it is. I moved it when I made up Mary Beth. I'm sorry.

Please return the sweater. And you have to return a skirt for Mary Beth.

I'm nicely supported by Mary Beth?

MARY BETH: I think looks good, Steven.

RITA: I keep telling you, Mary Beth. This is serious. You'd better get more sleep.

RITA: You're a very good mother, Mary Beth Adams, and you have wonderful children.

And you have to return a skirt for Mary Beth. It was too short.

MARY BETH: Oh, Rita, I'm so tired.

MARY BETH: Steven, I can't.

MARY BETH: No. It's not mine.

MARY BETH: I was playing at school.

MARY BETH: Yes. But these are the worst ones.

I keep telling you, Mary Beth. This is serious.

Yes, because the actor has to be older than Mary Beth, and he has to be taller than she is.

MARY BETH: What? These? Oh, these are just baby pictures.

In a Big Cat Safari with Bob and Mary-Beth Wheeler, 9 leopards, 13 lions and 10 tigers were seen in the space of 6 days.

MARY BETH: I want to be with my kids.

MARY BETH: Great! How far is it from the studio?

MARY BETH: It's too plain. Do you have anything fancier?

MARY BETH: Are you ready?

Mary Beth knew exactly what to do. Death's sting

Yes, because the actor has to be older than Mary Beth,