Dancer In the Dark

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You're sweating.

I know. I'm excited though.I can see it all happening.

A little turn...

Now side to side.

Other people can sing.

Can we talk out herefor a minute?

She's fantastic.

What are youtalking about?

I think she sings funny.

And her dancing's notall that great either.

That's the first timeshe did it, okay?

Yeah, but I hadall the kits by then.

Because she didn'ttake the kettle,

so I was stuck.

Do you want me totake the kettle, Samuel?

No, I don't.I just want Kathy

to put it over here.This is, you know...

If you say these words,and then, boom,

you just putyour hands out,

and there they are.They're there.

Please don'tdrop the props, Kathy.

Wait, wait.

Why are you putting iton her head, though?

I'm a little confused.

I don't know.It was, uh...

Because she's notgoing to pick it up.

It looks likeyou're trying to...

put a hat on her heador something.

You're fantastic.

You just have to listento your heart, Cvalda.

I don't want youto call me Cvalda.

Okay, Paul, please.

You're Cvaldato me.

Let's do some sound effects.

Wait!

I told youno tapping

in "The Soundof Music."

It really needs rhythm.

Like drums or something.

Everybody'sdoing a great job.

Really.

"L-T-U..."

Oh, hello, Selma.Come here.

- Are you ready?- Yeah, I'm ready.

Okay, you knowwhere to stand.

Yeah.

So let's trythis one.

"F-E-Z-T."

Maybeeven this one.

"T-E-F-P-O..."

I think you can workthat machine safely.

I'll write a noteto the plant

and let them know.

Thank you.

Bye.

Goodbye.

Bye.

Goodbye.

We lost five hours'cause some idiot

broke the machine.

Bill's here.

So?

Well, he's herewith Gene.

Oh, that soundslike bad news.

What are yougoing to do?

Well, I guess I gotto tell her, don't i?

You can't bringthe script to work, Selma.

Keep your eyeson the machine, okay?

Yeah.

Sure.

Bill's here.

Bill?

He's here with Gene.

Not again!

You got to comeright back, okay?

Don't be too worried.

We're gonna work this out.

Here she comes.

Why are younot in school?!

Uhh...

When I say so,you go to school!

Do you think I joke?

You have to study!

Come on, Selma, stop.

We talked about this.Didn't we talk about it?

Hanging out with thoseautomobile thieves.

So what?

He's learning.

Selma,he's learning.

Aw, come on.

Gene, this is the mostimportant thing.

You have to go to school.

Selma, l--I can...

drive him back to schoolif you like.

Since when was thatyour business?

What you doing here?

If you needa ride home--

I don'teven punch out

until afteranother two hours.

Sometimes you punch outaround this time.

I never punch out early!

Don't need a dumb...

Don't need a ride!

In your little head.

All right.

Come on, Mr. G.Let's get you to school.

Thank you, but l...

I'll just...I'll just ride my bike.

Bye, Jeff.

She likes you.

I'm sure of it.

You're sure?

Yeah, I'm sure of it.

This is my punishment,

that you help me with this.

And you've got...

You've got to makeyour bed as well.

And you forgotto wrap up the bread.

Two times.

There's no more of that.

You keep reading.

"So long, farewell,

auf... wiedersehen...

adieu, adieu, adieu,

to yieu and yieu and yieu."

"To yieu...

and yieu..."

What does that mean,

"yieu"?

It's your dumb musical.

"And yieu..."

It's German.

- You think?- Mm.

You wantsome more ketchup?

No.

Are you tired?

Why--why should you...

always ask me so...

so stupid questions?

Shall I show youmy step?

Oh, hi.Hi, Gene.

How's the dancing?

Oh... good.

- Yeah?- Yeah, Yeah.

You want to come overto me and Bill's place

and listento some music?

That--thatwould be lovely.

But... we couldn't.

Come on.Come on.

Yeah... uh...

Let's go.Come on.

You should ask Billabout his money.

Linda likes it whenwe talk about that.

You're doinga very nice job with these.

How about that?

You have to bevery careful

not to bendthe card.

Uh-huh.

Otherwise I don'tget paid for it.

No.

That's fair,because...

the people in the shopswould never want to buy it

if it's bent.

You wouldn't buy itif it was bent.

That's true,I wouldn't.

Wouldn't buy anythingif it was bent.

In Czechoslovakia,

I saw a film,

and they were eating candyfrom a tin

just like this.

No.

I thought to myself...

how wonderful it must be

in the United States.

Yeah?

You think my houselooks like a movie?

Oh, our houselooks like a movie.

And you looklike a movie star.

Bill gives mea lot of money.

You know?

I know.

Of course, it's allthat money you inherited,

isn't it, Bill?

That's right.

Hey, Selma...

Take the restwith you.

Are you sure?

Go on.

Hello.

Good morning.

I've got the rent.

Oh.

You always payright on time.

Don't worry about Gene.I'll get him off to school,

okay?

Thank you.

Thanks very much.

Remember your bag.

Bye-bye.

Bye.

I think you're alwaysso serious, Kathy.

Aw... again we start.

I don't think insideyou're serious at all.

I don't know.

Not always.

Cvalda.

Why do youcall me that?

It's like...someone who's...

I don't know,just big and happy.

I am not that big.

Happy?I don't know.

Just need someoneto pull it out.

Beautiful eyes.

Yeah.

But he's notreal happy, is he?

How is she doing?

It's when shecannot keep up,

and she's going to faint.

Ah, she fainted.

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