Here's Your Life Page #6

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No.

And diseases. There are so many

you can catch when you're outdoors.

It's good that you

don't have to wear yourself out.

Theatres and cinemas

maybe won't last, though.

You should get a job

at the railways.

Come in and shut the door.

It's bloody dark in here!

Leave that. I'm ill.

-Is it the chest?

-No.

It was a woman.

I should have guessed.

She wanted to borrow 10 kronor.

When I didn't have that,

she wanted five kronor.

She got everything I had.

Then she gave it to me.

It was more than three kronor.

3.25, I think.

It lasted a long time for that price.

-Have you been to the doctor?

-No.

I just checked with some people

who'd had the same thing.

Then I got a syringe

with the stuff that's needed.

You don't want to go to the doctor

to get told off.

The first time,

and it ends up like this.

What do you think about this?

I think you have to go to the doctor.

-I can go, if you want.

-Hell no.

Good evening.

Not in here!

Good evening. Welcome.

Very nice.

Do you like you new job?

Imagine what they can do!

Here we go...

He should have a rifle.

-Who's that?

-He's called Vsters-Lasse.

Vsters-Lasse? Tell him to be quiet.

I don't want to sell sweets anymore.

You can check tickets.

Forsson is leaving.

Go and brush your clothes.

Yes... Now you're going to be

a proper projectionist.

You're going to tour

with director Larsson.

-Just say Larsson.

-Director Larsson.

Just say Larsson.

OK.

He's 16.

-Can you drive?

-Yes...Larsson, I can.

He's bright and active.

You're going on a tour.

It's a Path projector. Hand-driven.

With a calcium light lamp.

This will be tasty.

You don't get any schnapps here.

But I've been travelling before,

and know how to solve that.

You can say "du" to me.

That makes it more friendly.

Let's not use any formalities.

Cheers.

Thank you.

Thanks.

Right. Let's eat.

The nature is beautiful here.

I wonder if anyone will come.

I usually bring brandy.

Let's go and see the river,

and then the lodgings.

The company pays for everything.

Would you like a cigar?

The life of an artist is exciting.

But it's not always easy.

You get to travel, see new places

and meet new people.

That's really what life is all about.

I've been at the circus.

I was a wrestler and a weightlifter.

I loaded iron ore.

That was a good job.

But the life of an artist

is more fun.

Cinema, that's the future.

Yes, it's both art and industry.

-Have you got any articles?

-Articles?

Yes, rubber articles...

No, I don't have any at the moment...

I don't have more than

what I need myself.

-But maybe some other time.

-Don't you have any cards?

Those nude cards...

No, we don't have those.

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