My Fair Lady

Answer: heard

Higgins insists that the key is to have the same feeling toward all human beings, everywhere, whether they are common gutter folk or royalty.

Answer: Brewster Budgeon

His nickname is Boozie...wonder where that came from?

Answer: Zoltan Karpathy

Theodore Bikel is the actor's name that played the role of Zoltan Karpathy. He is actually hungarian and ends up saying that Eliza was a Hungarian Princess. Also, Isobel Elsom, one of the choices, is the actress that played Mrs. Eynsford-Hill.

Answer: badly

Eliza is furious that neither of the men congratulated her on how she did at the ball. Higgins has no idea why she is so upset, and tries to find out.

Answer: St. George

Alfie mentions it in the speech to Eliza when they run into each other, after she has left the house and gone to find her roots back amongst the street vendors.

Answer: Transylvania

Zoltan Karpathy: "The Queen of Transylvania is here this evening; I'm indispensable to her at these official international parties."

Answer: hussy

Higgins is horribly snobbish, and calls Eliza all sorts of names.

Answer: 4,000 pounds

According to Higgins, Alfie was the most original moralist in all of England.

Answer: son of a Yorkshire watchmaker

Zoltan: "The Greek ambassador. Greek, my foot. He pretends not to know any English, but he cannot deceive me. He's the son of a Yorkshire watchmaker."
Prof. Higgins: "Oh!"
Zoltan: "He speaks English so villainously...that he cannot utter a word without betraying his origin. I help him pretend, but I make him pay through the nose. I make them all pay."

Answer: never mind

Mr. Doolittle wonders what happened to his daughter, and a neighbor lady tells him she went away to live somewhere else, and she sent back for only her bird cage and a fan.

Answer: Rambsy Growers

This wagon can be seen in the background when she's rubbing her hands in front of the fire.

Answer: Lord and Lady Clandon

This is the list in the order they were introduced: Viscount and
Viscountess Saxon. Baron and Baroness of Yalstir. Sir Guy and Lady Scot Ackland. The Count and Countess Demereau. Viscount and Viscountess Hillyard. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lanser. Lord and Lady Clandon. Miss Eliza Doolittle, Colonel Pickering.

Answer: knew

Mr. Doolittle pretends to love his daughter very dearly when he goes to visit Higgins, but Higgins soon strips that pretense away.

Answer: Brighton

On the night she leaves, she gives it to him and he throws it into the fire place.

Answer: Gregor

Person doing the introductions: "Her Majesty, the Queen of Transylvania...and His Royal Highness, Prince Gregor."

Answer: grand

"I could have danced all night. I could have danced all night. And still have begged for more. I could have spread my wings and done a thousand things I've never done before. I'll never know what made it so exciting. Why all at once my heart took flight. I only know when he began to dance with me, I could have danced, danced, danced all night." Audrey's face and bodily expressions portrays beautifully the excitement that Eliza is feeling during this number.

Answer: 147

"No fewer than 147 distinct dialects." Pickering says this during the opening scenes when talking with Higgins while they are walking away from Eliza.

Answer: Where the devil are my slippers?

It's a beautiful ending. After realizing that he's "Grown Accustomed to Her Face" and listening to the only thing he had left of her: the recordings, she comes back. He looks surprised, "Eliza?" and then he states the classic Professor Higgins line: "Where the devil
are my slippers?"
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