scramble to safety as the Nazis enter. A man who remains behind is revealed to the Nazis as a Gestapo agent, but in fact, he is the Colonel's contact. Realising that the café is no longer safe, he sends a waitress to intercept the Colonel and tell him the meeting place has been changed to 23 Rue Mace, to the relief of Jacobowsky. Enroute to the café and now very much aware of the missing papers, Marianne, the Colonel, and Szabuniewicz agonise over their loss. The Colonel realises how much like Jacobowsky he is — running, hunted, and in fear of his life. Arriving on a bicycle the waitress tells them of the new meeting place. At 23 Rue Mace, the convent of the Sisters of Charity, the Germans have come to billet their troops in spite of Mother Madeleine's outrage. The foursome arrive for their meeting and over-power the Germans. The Colonel is forced to kill the SS Captain, and Jacobowsky throws the other soldiers into the coal cellar and gives the Colonel the secret papers. By now the last barriers are down between the two men, and we see that Jacobowsky and the Colonel are friends at last. Later that night on the wharf outside St. Nazaire they wait for the boat that will take them to England, but there will be room only for two of the four. Szabuniewicz will not go but will return to Poland and fight the Nazis there. Jacobowsky, though he knows that there is no place for him in France, insists that Marianne leave with the Colonel. Jacohowsky's flight will continue, but this time with a difference; if he has found a place in the heart of a Marianne, then what can stop him from finding his place in the world? His Grand Tour is just beginning. CAST (in order of appearance) • S. L. Jacobowsky • Mme. Boufier • Cziesno • Jeannot • Colonel Tadeusz Boleslav • tjerbinsky • Szabuniewicz • Chauffeur • Captain Meuller • Mme. Vauclain • Marianne • Conductor • Mme. Marville, an Elegant Lady • A Peasant Woman with Chickens • Jacques, the Ejected Passenger • Hugo, the Hungarian Hercules • Mme. Manzoni • Stiltwalker • Bargeman • Man with flower in his lapel • Papa Clairon • Claudine • Bride's Mother • Bride's Father • Bride's Aunt • Groom • Bride Commissaire of Police; Peddler; Mother Madeleine; Refugees, Soldiers, Guests, Sisters, etc. MUSICAL NUMBERS 1. Prologue 2. "I'll Be Here Tomorrow" - S.L. Jacobowsky 3. "For Poland" - Colonel Stjerbinsky, Mme Boufier, Parisians 4. "I Belong Here" - Marianne 5. "Marianne" - Colonel Stjerbinsky 6. "We're Almost There" - Marianne, Szabuniewicz, S.L. Jacobowsky, Colonel Stjerbinsky, Mme Marville, Conductor, Passengers 7. "Marianne" (reprise) - S.L. Jacobowsky 8. "More and More"/"Less and Less" - Marianne, Colonel Stjerbinsky 9. "One Extraordinary Thing" - S.L. Jacobowsky, Marianne, Colonel Stjerbinsky, Szabuniewicz, the Carnival Manzoni
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