The Extra Man Page #4
IN RUSSIA.
ONLY COST $4.
IN MY MIND'S EYE,
THAT'S WHERE I THINK
I'D BE HAPPIEST.
Narrator:
LOUIS IVES ROSE:
THE NEXT MORNING,
MOTIVATED TO FINALLY
START WRITING.
( man singing )
BEAUTIFUL DREAMER
WAKE UNTO ME...
Narrator:
PROGRESSED,
ONCE AGAIN:
DISTRACTED HIM.
SOUNDS:
HENRY,
Henry:
THAT'S GERSHON GRUEN.
OH, YOUR FRIEND
WHO CARRIES THINGS?
IT'S OBVIOUS HE'S STILL
HE'S ALWAYS
ON THAT BIKE.
YES, HE'S CYCLING AWAY
HIS SEX DRIVE.
GERSHON WAS A SLAVE
TO HIS LIBIDO.
FROM THE BRONX:
INTO HIS APARTMENT,
AND THEY WOULD:
STEAL THINGS.
HE COULDN'T STOP,
OTHER INTERESTS,
AND BICYCLE RIDING,
WHICH SO FAR:
HAS WORKED WONDERS.
OF COURSE, HE'S STILL
AN OBSESSIVE MASTURBATOR.
THEN WHY ISN' HE SPEAKING TO YOU?
HE CLAIMS THAT I DON' REALLY WANT HIS FRIENDSHIP,
OF MY RELATIONSHIP
WITH YOUR PREDECESSOR
OTTO BELLMAN.
OVER PEOPLE, HENRY.
NO! ENOUGH!
I THINK IT'S SILLY
AT SEPARATE TABLES
LIKE THIS.
IF YOU EVER WAN TO BE AN EXTRA MAN,
ABOUT BOY-GIRL PROPRIETY.
NOTHING. WHY?
WHO NEED ESCORTING TO AN EVENT.
VIVIAN CUDLIP:
AND HER NIECE?
WOULD THIS OFFICIALLY
EXTRA, YES.
HENRY, WHAT ARE
YOU DOING?
MINE ARE ALL:
THREADBARE.
DON'T WORRY,
WHO KNOWS, MAYBE IT'LL
FLEAS?
YES. FLEAS.
MY DERMATOLOGIS CONFIRMED I HAVE THEM.
Henry:
NOW LISTEN CAREFULLY--
WE'RE ESCORTING
THIS EVENING, LOIS HUBER,
- OKAY.
- UNFORTUNATELY,
I SAID SOMETHING
THAT OFFENDED HER,
AND WE HAD:
A FALLING OUT.
THAT OFFENDED HER?
ASS IS BIG,
THAT SHE'S A SADDLE-BACK
AND POSSIBLY A MORAL IMBECILE.
THAT'S WHERE
WILL HAVE A POSITIVE
EFFECT ON HER.
THE OTHER WOMAN,
MEREDITH LAGERFELD,
HAS NOTHING:
TO OFFER SOCIALLY.
SHE'S DIRT POOR.
TO FORGIVE ME.
- NOT REALLY.
LAGERFELD USES ME
FOR RIDES.
YOU SEE,
AROUND TOWN.
HAVE SOMETHING,
EVEN LAGERFELD.
HENRY, FOCUS.
THE GEORGE GILLIES
HAVE JUST ARRIVED.
PARTY ON THURSDAY.
THEY'RE FRIENDS
OF VIVIAN CUDLIP'S.
MENTION THE NAME VIVIAN CUDLIP
AND WE'LL BE IN.
MEANWHILE,
OH, LOIS, FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE.
HMM. EXCUSE US.
LOUIS.
OH, TERRIBLY SORRY.
- THERE'S A DWARF
IN THAT PICTURE.
- IT'S A CHILD, HENRY.
YES, QUITE RIGHT.
SPEAKING OF CHILDREN,
TO MY YOUNG HOUSE GUES LOUIS IVES.
LOIS, LOUIS,
LOUIS, LOIS.
NICELY, DOESN'T IT?
I REA--
I REALLY LIKE:
THESE PAINTINGS.
I DON'T.
IT'S RIDICULOUS HOW NOBODY
I WAS ADMIRING:
YOUR OUTFIT BEFORE.
IT'S VERY INTERESTING.
AND A GOOD COLOR
FOR YOU TOO.
AND HOW OLD:
ARE YOU, LOUIS?
OLD ENOUGH.
TELL ME, ARE YOU
ME?
( chuckles )
GOD, NO.
I'M AS AMERICAN
AS THEY COME.
NOT TO ME.
WITH MAGAZINES, LOUIS?
SIDE OF THINGS,
BUT I'D LIKE
OR WRITER SOMEDAY.
AH. HENRY'S
AN EXCELLENT WRITER.
A TALENTED PLAYWRIGHT.
YOU KNOW.
- AH.
- Meredith:
HELLO, LOIS.WITH THE EXCEPTION
I'VE NEVER EXPERIENCED
STOP COMPLAINING, HENRY.
IT'S TIRESOME.
THEN I'LL NEED
DINNER FIRST.
MEREDITH WILL RIDE OVER WITH ME,
- COME, DEAR.
- THAT'S AWFULLY NICE, LOIS.
THAN I HAD IMAGINED.
YOUR YOUTH:
HAS FAILED US:
I HAVEN'T BEEN SLEEPING RIGH SINCE MY EYE MASK DISAPPEARED.
OVER DINNER.
NEXT.
LOIS HAS MILLIONS
OF DOLLARS,
BUT THERE'S NOTHING
ROASTED CHICKEN.
Narrator:
OVER AND OVER:
IN HIS MIND.
IN DOING SO,
SOMETHING BECAME
VERY CLEAR:
ABOUT THE NATURE
OF HIS RELATIONSHIP
WITH MR. HENRY HARRISON,
WHO--
- I'M BACK.
- OH.
- YES.
- WHERE?
OUT THERE.
- YES.
- NO, YOU DIDN'T.
YES, I DID, LOUIS.
A TRUE ARISTOCRAT KNOWS
DAY OR NIGHT.
NEXT.
WHERE YOU PEED.
DON'T BE RIDICULOUS.
RIGHT THERE,
BETWEEN THE CARS.
HOW DID YOU DO I WITHOUT BEING SEEN?
YOU COULD HAVE:
BEEN ARRESTED.
LOOK, I'LL SHOW YOU.
NOW WATCH,
READY?
AS IF YOU'RE GOING
THINKING TWICE:
MEANWHILE,
YOU'VE UNDONE
YOUR ZIPPER,
YOU'VE FREED YOURSELF
AND THEN,
KEEPING A WIDE ARC
WITH THE RAINCOAT,
YOU STEP BACKWARDS,
YOU SEE?
SEE YOU'RE PISSING,
AND THE WALKING:
BACKWARDS PAR:
ON YOUR LEGS,
NOT TO MENTION:
STEPPING IN IT.
OH, I JUST DID
A BIT MORE.
UNDERSTAND?
I THINK:
I ACTUALLY DO. YEAH.
THANK YOU:
YOU'RE WELCOME.
DON'T MENTION IT.
- GOOD EVENING.
- HENRY HARRISON
FOR MRS. HUEBER.
OF COURSE.
WOW.
WHATEVER YOU DO,
DON'T MENTION
THEN I'LL NEVER
GET THAT ROOM.
MA'AM,
MR. HARRISON.
WAIT. WAIT.
LOIS HAS A DOG.
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