Lights Out - The Little People

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everybody. Keep moving along. Keep moving along, ladies and gentlemen. Keep moving.

There ain't no light on here. Keep moving. Hey, officer. What's going on in the all?

What's the blooming attraction? Read the signs, my man. Read the signs. Huh?

Oh. The great Peter Stransky. World famous explorer appearing in person

in lecture on headhunters of the Amazon. Go, Brian. Now, move along, fella. Move along. No, officer.

Will you tell a bloke what that headhuntern is referring to? Who's on to name? Now, look here. You're obstructing traffic. It's lecturing the man.

He's lecturing on these Eden tribes that hunt their neighbor's heads. Now, move along, man. Move along or I'll take you in. Ladies and gentlemen, now you know the story of these strange motion pictures

I have shown you this evening. For the first time in history, motion pictures taken of the lower Brazilian region. Someday soon I hope to return to Brazil and bring back more cinematic records of the customs of these almost legendary savages,

including actual specimens of heads and bodies taken and preserved in their bloodthirsty wars. When the day comes, I hope you will be as kind to me as you have been this evening. And so, good night until we meet again. Excellent lecture, Stransky. Excellent.

Yes. It went very well indeed. Complete sellout. That headhunting theme meant excellent publicity in all the papers, you know. Yes, yes, of course.

Now, if you'll pardon me, my wife... Oh, but my dear Stransky, autographs... They paid to listen to my lecturing and see my motion pictures, not to get my autograph. I'm sorry, my wife, she will be waiting, and I...

Oh, come, come, don't worry about her. She'll be well taken care of. Eh? What are you talking about? I just passed her backstage, and she had a handsome young gentleman having quite a tater-tage.

Don't you know? You will pardon me. Oh, no, John. Oh, come now, Ellen.

You must do it. Oh, but, John, that's ridiculous. Who ever heard of such a silly thing? I did.

And that's why I'm telling it to you. Well, I won't listen to another word. I really won't. Oh, yes, you will.

No, I won't. If I might be so bold as to interrupt. Oh, Peter, it's you. I'm sorry to interrupt your most interesting conversation, my dear wife, but we must go.

But, Peter, we... Come, I said. The automobile is waiting. But I...

Very well, Peter. Good night, John. Good night, Ellen. Come.

Get into the car, Ellen. Why don't you say something, Peter? Yes. Yes, I will say something.

This. Well, why don't you speak? Why don't you cry? I wouldn't give you the satisfaction.

So, you save your tears for him, too. Say something. I'm leaving you, Peter. Leaving me? What are you talking about?

I spoke clearly enough. I'm leaving you. Don't be a fool. I'm trying not to be. That's why I'm leaving you.

I should have done it a long time ago. You'll go to him. No, I'm going to divorce you first, Peter. Divorce?

I won't have any difficulty about that, I'm sure. No, never a divorce for me, never. You'll have no choice. Please stop the car.

Yes. Goodbye. Ellen. I'm sorry for you, Peter.

No. I'm sorry for you. And him. Well, come in, Ellen.

Come in, and you too, young man. What do you want of us, Peter? It was very kind of you two to come here and join me tonight. You said it was important, Strinsky. What is it?

Oh, have a chair. Sit down. There is no hurry. John and I, we're on our way to the theater. If you don't mind, Peter, tell us what you want. I want little.

We have come to what the novelist would call the parting of the ways. As civilized human beings, we sit down. I, the husband, you, the wife, and you, young man, the... shall I say, favored one, to discuss our welfare.

I'm sorry it worked out this way, Peter This life Perhaps the fault was largely mine I was not a very good husband

You're acting very decently about all this, Mr Strinsky All I can say is I love Ellen very much And you love him, Ellen? Yes, Peter

If we could arrange matters quickly I mean the divorce and all that sort of thing Of course I just said we are together like civilized human beings

And now, if you'll excuse me, I will close the door. The servant, you know. He's acting surprisingly well about it all, Ellen. I'm not so sure, John.

So, now what I have to say, I say in complete privacy. Peter, just why did you want John and me here? Yes, we should come to the point. You and I, Ellen, I suppose there is no use talking about us anymore.

Is there? No. So, all right, there will be a gentleman. I will with...

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