Actor Marianne Wisp, theater critic Liilian Darkly and occassional producer

Marmaduke Wales head out on the town after dinner at Sardi's.  "I made

my West End debut in a play called The Yanks Love Anything British,"

Wisp reminisced. "And they do, you know. Watch." Wisp then stopped

the first man that walked by. "Hello," Wisp said. "I"m British. Do you mind

if I ask you a question?" He shook his head.  "Thanks ever so much," Wisp

smiled sweetly. "Here's the question: do you love me?" The stranger thought

about it for a moment. "Yes," he said at last. "Yes. I do. I know I do. I love you."

Wisp grinned and kissed him, holding his face in her hands, before ambling off into

the night arm and arm with Wales and Darkly, whistling the Stereophonics' As Long

As We Beat The English.