ACT II 

OK. ι 
Do you know how to play charades? ǻ 
Frank, you've never played charades? Frank ûû 
Nope. ûС 
Carl, you're sure you've never played? Carl ϶㴴 û 
OK, Betty, Tim, and Frank.  Betty Timm Frank 
We're going to play charades. ա 
Frank, you can learn as we go. Frank  ѧ 
And, Carl, you join in at any time. Carl  Լ롣 
OK, let me think.  롣 
OK, I've got one.  ˡ 
All right. ˡ 
A movie! Ӱ 
A movie! Ӱ 
Right. ԡ 
A movie. Ӱ 
OK. á 
Six words. ֡ 
It has six words. ֡ 
That's easy. ס 
I can play. Ҳ档 
Good. OK. õġ 
We've got a movie. ֪һ 
The title ... ֡ 
Six words. ֡ 
Right. ԡ 
First word ... һ֡ 
Sounds like. 񡭡 
Sounds like ... 񡭡 
You got that part right. һݲ ˡ 
Yes. ǵġ 
Sounds like ... 񡭡 
Sounds like what? ʲ 
Sounds like no.  no  
Absolutely right, Frank. ȫȷ Frankk 
Sounds like no.  no  
OK.  
We've got a movie. ֪һӰ 
Six words. ֡ 
The first word sounds like no. һ nno  
Row. Row. Row Row 
Go. Go 
Nope. ԡ 
Show. Show 
That's it--show.  show? 
No ... OK ... ǡá 
Snow. ѩ 
Absolutely right, Betty. ȫȷ Bettyy 
Sounds like no -- snow.  no snow 
OK, a movie. Six words.  һӰ ֡ 
The first word is snow. һ ѩ  
This is fun. ˼ 
Oh, OK.  ˡ 
The fifth word. ֡ 
Right, fifth word.  ֡ 
Seven?  
Absolutely right. ȫȷ 
Very good. ܺá 
The fifth word is seven. ߡ 
OK, we've got a movie.  ֪в Ӱ 
The first word is snow. һǡsnoow 
Fifth word, seven. ǡsevven 
I got it! ֪ˡ 
I got it! ֪ˡ 
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfsѩ߰ˡ 
I got it. Ҳ¶ˡ 
I got it. Ҳ¶ˡ 
Frank, you got it. Frank ¶ 
Betty, you had it, but you didn't say it. Betty ֪  û˵ 
I knew it. Ҳ֪  
Carl, now you know charades. Carl ֪ ʲˡ 
Why don't you join us? βμǵ Ϸ 
Why don't you join us? βμǵ Ϸ 
I don't like charades. Ҳϲա 
It's for babies. ǸӤ 
Oh, I like it.  ϲ 
Well, they're babies.  ǶӤ  
You're a sore loser. Ǹ䲻ˡ 
Yeah. ԡ 
No arguing. ˡ 
Save your voices. ɤӡ 
Between now and tomorrow  
you're all going to have your tonsils out. ǶҪг ١ 
And you won't be able to speak for a while. һʱ  а취 
So save your voices till then.  ɤ ӡ 
Hi, gang. Hi, everybody.  λ 
Well, what's going on?   
I sure I am glad to see you, Dr. Stewart. ˼ Stewart 
This is a rough group. һȺҰĺ ӡ 
I didn't want to play charades, Ҳ 
so they're angry at me. ҵ 
Why don't you want to play? Ϊʲ᲻ 
Because I don't want to be here. ΪҲ  
I don't want my tonsils out. Ҳг ١ 
Why not? Ϊʲ᲻ 
Why not? Ϊʲ᲻ 
Because my birthday is tomorrow. Ϊҵ ա 
My mother promised me a birthday party with a clown. ӦҰ һСɶԡ 
But you can have one when you go home, Carl. ȥỹ һѽ Carl 
But my birthday is tomorrow. ҵվ 졣 
I'm sorry, Carl. ܱǸ Carl 
Carl, you'll have your party when you go home, Carl ȥ ͿԿɶˡ 
But it won't be on my birthday! ǾͲ  
And you promised me a surprise.  Ӧ ϲ 

Pronunciation man, 
Pronunciation man, 
Pronunciation man. 
Listen! 
Sounds like ... 
Sounds like what? 
Sounds like no! 
The first word sounds like no. 
ROW 
ROW, SO, LOW 
OW 
RAW, SAW, LAW, 
AW. 
AW. 
ROW RAW, SO SAW, LOW LAW, 
OW, AW, BALL, BOWL. 
Why is this ball in my bowl? 
POT, ROCK, MOP, 
O. 
PAT, RACK, MAP, 
A. 
POT PAT, ROCK RACK, MOP MAP. 
O, A. HOT, HAT. 
I'm hot in this hat. 
EAT SEEK LEAP, EE. 
IT SICK LIP, I. 
EAT IT, SEEK SICK, LEAP LIP 
EE, I. FIT, FEET. 
My feet don't fit. 
His feet don't fit. 
He's hot in his hat. 
And a ball is in his bowl. 
Ahh! 
