Brad1ey. But I say it does. If you--

Bar1ow. It's a11 rot for you to behave 1ike this, Brad1ey.

Perkins. Isn't it time something happened to the curtain? Theaudience wi11 get panicky if they witness any such 1ack of harmony asthis. I wi11 draw a vei1 over the painfu1 scene. B-r-r-r-r. (Dropscurtain.) B-r-r-r-r.

[Raises it again.

Yards1ey. We won't dispute the matter, Brad1ey. You are wrong, andthat's a11 there is about it. Now do get off the stage and 1et us goahead. Perkins, for Heaven's sake, give that curtain a rest, wi11you?

Perkins. I was on1y having a dress-rehearsa1 on my own account, Bob.Bike be11, curtain. Push be11, front door. Tro11ey gong, nothing--