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The grownups will be dancing late. I'll take a chance. You hide in the garden and I'll wait until they're having a very good time-and then-zip! The CirC'U8. They cross the stage as the music plays. The curtains open and we are inside a gaily-striped cirC'U8 tent. As the guests take their seats at one side, a colorful parade of clowns, masked figures, pretty girls and acrobats enter, and marches about the stage.

Two trained seals are brought in and do their tricks to the great delight of the children. An acrobat is lowered from the top of the tent and twirls on a rope as the entire cirC'U8 personnel join in a dance below him. This reaches a climax and comes to a stop.

Everyone applauds. Servants and guests run off in great confusion. The music reaches a crescendo as the curtains close. He wears overalls and looh older and more serious.

LOUIS enters. Why don't you go out with one of your girls? Never knew a fellow with so many girls. Well, you know how it is, Louil. When you can't get one you have to settle for a lot. Marius, this is Cesario Panisse. Why do you look at me so funny? Aren't you going to shake hands or something? They shake hands. Haven't seen anyone from home in so long. Sits on a pile of tires by the bench and thinks for a moment Would you take me with you?

I want to go to sea. Couldn't you take me? Teach me all about the sea? All the things you've learned? The only thing I've ever learned is what I'm learning right now-that the worst thing that could happen to you would be to go with me. I ran away on an impulse just the way you want to do now, and I've regretted it ever since. Look-you've got a beautiful mother, the most wonderful woman in the world. And you're lucky to have a father like Panisse. Just looking at you and hearing you talk makes me know ho:w much he's done for you.

Sup pose you had a father like me-cmef cook and bottle-washer at sea, and jack-of-all-trades on land. I was a prize fighter for a while, a deep-sea diver-I was in the army. Nothing lasted. Once I left home, I never had another. How would you like a life like that? Will you? The lighti fade on them as the next scene starts. CESAR enters. No, but everybody's looking for him-Fanny, the servants. Has the doctor been here? Of course, the doctor told him he was cooked ten yean ago and he got so mad he got right out of bed.

It adds considerably to the strain of dying to try and hear what you're saying. Stop whispering. Speak up. I'll miss the little pleasures in life-lunch, dinner. Keep talking! When you keep quiet like that w.

Strong Well, you're not the one who's dying. I'll go when it's tim. But you've got to make a last confession-otherwise the fat would be in the fire for good. Oh, I'm in wonderful shape on that one. When I think of all the times I wanted to kill you and didn't. I ought to get extra credit on that one. Now these priests have got to understand that when you're in business and you're trying to raise a growing boy.

FaIUlY has always been very fond of me, but as for passion, she never felt that for me. He climbs out of bed. FANNY rons in. Rushes to his side No, but you're a very sick man. Please get back in bed, Panisse. Off stage, but nearer knock at the door.

No one moves. Oh, Father. Tell Panisse that Manus sailed for America. He doesn't have to worry about us any more. Another king? How do you always manage to pull the card you need when you need it? I hope Gabriel plays. Cesar, you always cheated me at cards when we played for a few francs, but when we were playing for big stakes, I cheated you.

I kept you from sending for Marius. Pats his knee Don't feel guilty about that I was 80 angry with him for running away that I let you outplay me. Will you do me the honor to marry my wife?

Tears off page and gets envelope. Puts cardboard on bench I'll send it off. But you can't go, Panisse. I won't be any good without you. Who am I going to fight with?

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Jump to Page. Search inside document. Don't wake Father! I'll be true to her lips of blue And those eight loving arms around mel Those slippery cold, Boys enter Wiggly bold, Eight loving arms around me! Points to sea That's his mistress-the square rigger-the Malaisie-and I'm going her for Marius.

He sits on crate and puts his shoes on. MARIUS The isles beneath the windsl Ahl At the thought of being on that ship and seeing all those far places he feels an acute visceral pain of long ing. My father didn't let me go to sea, and look at the result. It's little Fanny. She's got some of the crew from the Malaisie! He is nice. He shoves them off Manus, that was t:he second mate, the one who hires men for the crew. Come with us. I'm on duty at the bar. J proprietress of the fish stall.

Nothing good, I'm sure. He exits. He runs out. It's just that he's shy. Holds up letter I got a letter from Panisse. That should tum the trick Starting off stage Fanny, do you know what's the matter with our family? The wrong person is eighteen years old! She exits dancing. FANNY is alone. Charles proposed to me last night while we were waltzing. FANNY soon be the only old maid left. You'll have to show me some respect. He pinches one of the girls. GIRL Oh, we're so sorry to hear it.

He gestures toward the mourning band. She was one of our best cus tomers. The girls giggle Tiny ones, out of sheer high spirits. Your sail shop-you have so much to live for. Neverl Bad for the cir culation. He sings The sun is the god of the day, MARIUS enters and listens But tum from him your cool young face away, Lest in his hot passion he seeks To ravish the lovely rose petals that glow On your delicate cheeks, Your dainty, delicate cheeks!

Did you write it yourself? He is now peeking down between her breasts. Oh, Marius! I You seventy-year-old lecher! Hands it to her. I refuse to argue with a man who is inconsistent Fanny, let me know when your mother comes. You almost acted as if. And if he knows what's good for him he won't try it againI There is silence for a moment, then the sea. Pause But he sees that crazy Ad miral a lot. Maybe it's one of the girls the Admiral gets for sailors.

Still one of those bad girls get my boy. Young people come on stage. Marius, why didn't you come to the dance last night? Maybe he's afraid some girl will dance away with him.

Marius is too shy to dance. Music What could happen? GIRL What do you mean? The young people disperse. Oh, dearl Runs off stage. Your agreeable daughter, Fanny. Enter tuse. He was on my ferry boat. Enter BRUN, tall, thin and scholnrly. BRUN Does he still pretend to be going anywhere but where he's going? They all sit. She's Spanish-and monumental! Is that why he's here? Get out of here! Get out!

I'm going to stop it! She runs out. Did you enjoy yourself at the mu seum? He is looking around the room. CESAR Why, even when I leave this neighborhood for only a day, To go to the beach or the vineyards across the bay, No matter what I do or see, Mter turning home again, I get to that comer and then, Sweet voices, I hear sweet voices calling to me! It's a place to come back to-a quiet place where things are manageable-where there's a routine you can roll up in like a blanket MARIUS' slaps cheek and the air all around you is humming a fa miliar song.

Something came over me. But what you think, it's not true. To avoid his father's eyes, he begins cleaning the bar. It's not any girl. Music: "To the Sea" Music: "] Like You. See you in the morning. Goes to bar, puts cassis bottles on table. Above table Two large thirds bubbles. He fills glass with seltzer. As he pours the seltzer he imitates CESAR singing La la la la la lao When he splashes the seltzer all over the table, CESAR stops him You will never learn to make a vermouth cassis-but size of the thirdsI nevertheless, this has been a very important step in our lives.

Fanny, what is it? Not worth one tear you'll cry, Fannyl Oh, Fanny, good-byel Music continues. I'm not going! I can't leave you! Dh, Fanny! It requires thought. CESAR I had a slight clutching at my hearl, like you do when you eat too much-a flutter of the hearl. Would you like some wine?

It reflects on my integrity. I suppose it hurts your feelings. It practically breaks my that true, Escartmque? He breaks our heart. Isn't hearts? I put up with you! PANISSE Put up with mel I was your little slavel In school when you had to stay in during lunch and write two hundred times, "I was naughty," you made me write it while you ate my lunch. Letter and a newspaper for you. Drop that over there anywhere.

I carry the letters-I don't write them. He goes out. FANNY starts to follow him. I'm going in the kitchen where I can read in peace. He goes into his room. BRUN Come on! By tonight hell be giving public readings of it at every street corner. FANNY ". I could tell what he was thinking-but for this girl, but for this one night, I could be on that ship.

She breaks down crying. Do anything, but let me stay with you! Now we know what he was dreaming aboutl A sudden thought Oh, my Godl The oysters I forced down his throat! When can we expect this disgrace? Mamal What am I to do? Marry Panissel He asks for you every day. The disgrace. The dis grace. L ots of girls do it. She rises. Wonderful day! Take this order to the loft. And don't disturb me. Marius is very happy. He's not coming back. You will be my wife if you will accept me.

I can't invite him to dinner! And I'm very sorry I ever said I could. They've all been counting on mel He sings It's very hard to have a child, My wife and I were driven wild. My child will have a name! The month of geniuses! Then figuring A seven months' baby. A new tlwught about Cesar? He must never know.

It's mine! Takes gun out of drawer. PANISfIE But before you pull the trigger, know this-when you shoot me, you're shooting the father of your grandchild You're shooting the husband of your poor grandchild's moth er!

Even if I have to send a telegram of six pages that will cost me a million francs, I'll send it-and Marius will come home at once. Why not? What if he won't come back? Takes her arm. Can you guarantee the winds and tides? Be very care ful ':Vhat fate you decide for your grandson.

But the child of Madame Panisse Music: "Panisse and Son" will be born in a wonderful old bed covered with fine linen sheets. PANISSE Fanny, a child's godfather could come to see him any time he likes-take him strolling in the park, alone-sport him around on his shoulder? Not much. He'd be our son. Fanny, when your son is twenty years old he could smoke cigars as long as your arml As they seal the bargain with a handshake, FANNY puts her head down on their clasped hands and the curtains close.

Why be afraid Suddenly the voices and music become discordant. They laugh qUietly together and she holds him close to her. Marry Panissel I'm in love with an octopus, Many Panisse! A curly, girly octopus. He sings Why be afraid to dance, to dance? Wake up! The little one is getting himself born!