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( music playing )

NARRATOR: Starring tonight,

Edward G, Robinson,

Zsa Zsa Gabor,

Yaphet Kotto,

Tony Roberts,

and Arthur O'Connell,

Good evening,

Of course you're all here

by invitation,

but don't let it disturb you

if these paintings per se

don't happen to be your thing,

These are rather

special paintings,

the kind of hangings generally

put up with a noose,

This painting, for example,

is of a rather special world,

What has become perpetuated

in the language

as "The Ghetto,"

That dismal realm

of push carts and poverty

where hopes are stamped down

like dirty shoes on snow,

Death is a common-place visitor

to these somber alleys,

But occasionally,

someone else visits,

Our painting is called

The Messiah on Mott Street,

And this place

should you not already know it,

is the Night Gallery,

( indistinct chatter )

- No?

- I don't like your pulse,

Mr, Goldman,

I don't much like it either,

This place

is like a refrigerator,

Come in July,

then it's a Turkish bath,

DR, MORRIS: Mr, Goldman,

I've got to be blunt with you,

ABRAHAM: Oh, be blunt

like your father was,

God rest his soul,

Now, there was a blunt man,

You know, the devil himself

came out to your father

and asked him,

"Jake, how do I look?"

Your father,

God rest his soul, would say,

"Lousy,"

Did I, uh, ever tell you

how your father and I

spent our boyhood together

- in the old country?

- Frequently, Mr, Goldman,

how you lived

in the same village,

how you came over here

on the same boat

with your brother, Sam,

Oh, my brother, Sam,

yeah, yes,

I got a letter from him,

You know, we, uh,

he owns a thousand acres

in a place called

Imperial Valley in California,

Right here, Let me read you

what he has to say,

"Dear brother Abe,

"good news,

"I am gradually selling off

much of my land,

"Very shortly, I will close

a million dollar deal

"and I will immediately

send you the money I owe you,"

A gonif, that guy,

a thief,

Hate to say

that about my own brother

but larceny

and my brother, Sam,

go together like borscht beets,

( coughs )

He knows the tough times

I'm going through now

and blood is thicker than water

so any day,

I'll be receiving a check,

Mr, Goldman,

finances at the moment

are only part of the problem,

I'm not gonna minimize

the seriousness of this,

You're very close to pneumonia,

There are also pulmonary

complications

due to your former

tubercular condition,

I've got to recommend

hospitalization,

I think that's

not only essential,

at the moment it's urgent,

Hospitalization?

Should excuse me, doctor,

in this room I do not walk,

Of this room

you may not able to walk,

Another few days lying here,

you may be carried out

feet-first

and you may not be breathing

at the time,

You want blunt, Mr, Goldman?

That's blunt,

And my grandson?

Nine years old, my Mikey is,

his parents,

God rest their souls, both gone,

That boy is my responsibility,

DR, MORRIS:

I told you two weeks ago,

I'd already discussed this with

the Bureau of Child Welfare,

You're in no good condition now

to look after the boy,

He can be put in a foster home,

he'll be fed and clothe,

And love?

Will he be loved?

I don't give him much,

rummage sale clothes

and a steerage-class apartment

like this,

but here he has a grandpa,

Here he has somebody

who would loves him,

That's all well and good,

Mr, Goldman,

When the

Bureau of Child Welfare,

not to mention the

Department of Social Services--

Now, doctor,

a message to the

Department of Social Services

and the

Bureau of Child Welfare

and the

Commissioner of Public Works

and the mayor who should live

and be well, from Goldman,

subject, his grandson Mikey,

message as follows,

tell him that he's not giving up

his grandson,

You can tell that

to everybody,

Yeah,

What about the angel of death,

Mr, Goldman?

- What do I tell him?

- Angel of death?

- Is he close by?

- He's outside, Mr, Goldman,

That close?

Well, a message

to the angel of death,

Tell him I'll spit in his eye,

Mikey is all I've got,

and I'm all that he has,

Everything will turn out

all right,

I'll get money from my brother

and I'll be back

on my feet again

in a few days,

And the Messiah

will come to Mott Street,

Keep an eye out for him,

Oh, excuse me,

Does an Abraham Goldman

live here?

- With a vengeance,

- I'm Miss Moretti,

Bureau of Public Assistance,

Are you a relative?

I'm Mr, Goldman's physician,

- What do I look like, plumber?

- Oh, forgive me doctor,

it's just that-- well,

we don't often find physicians

making house calls nowadays,

especially in relief cases,

In the interests

of survival Ms, Moretti,

when you talk to Mr, Goldman,

don't refer to him

as a relief case,

He has very precious little,

- but he's got pride,

- I see,

No, you don't, but you will,

Seventy-seven years old,

both lungs tuberculous scarred,

and a pulse that varies

from a gallop

to a slow crawl,

but if you try

and take anything away from him,

you better duck,

he'll be out of the bed

Indian wrestling with you,

I understand

there's a grandson involved?

That's what belongs to him,

The child obviously can't

stay here,

and I gather the old man's

condition is quite serious,

Today it's serious,

tomorrow it's critical,

They've been getting

a hundred and twenty one dollars

- a month plus rent,

- And he has great expectations,

a Messiah and his brother Sam,

Oh, yes, the brother,

The other case worker

mentioned him in her report,

a million-dollar lettuce grower

in California,

- You mean he's really a,,,

- I mean he's really

in a no man's home

in Santa Monica

suffering from hardening

of the arteries

and delusions,

Broke?

So much for his brother Sam,

That leaves us the Messiah,

I'll drop in again tomorrow,

In the meantime,

I appreciate it Ms, Moretti

if you didn't make any decisions

about the boy,

We can't let the situation

go on indefinitely,

Agreed, but the old man

is living on borrowed time,

Borrowed from where,

I don't know,

As of the moment,

you take that child away,

that's when we can go out

and look for 10 mourners,

- Still cold out?

- Uh-hmm,

And I think it's gonna snow,

Just right

for the Yuletide Season,

Should I not see you,

a Merry Christmas, Ms, Moretti,

Happy Hanukkah doctor,

Happy Hanukkah,

God bless us, everyone,

God help you, Mr, Goldman,

( bell ringing )

Well, now,

what culinary masterpiece

have you brought up

tonight, chef?

Tomato soup,

Tomato soup?

And what did you have?

Tomato soup,

Well, look Mikey,

you know, for me,

tomato soup is a delight

since all of my gums

belong to me,

The ill-fitting teeth,

the product

of a sadistic dentist

that must have originally

made them for a male

with a much smaller mouth,

but for you,

you know, you got

to eat more than this,

I had milk too,

How was school today?

MIKEY: Did you know

that a guy named Leon

tried to find

the Fountain of Youth?

Ponce de Leon, yeah,

he was an Italian man,

But unfortunately

he came up empty-handed,

Mikey,

no such thing

as the Fountain of Youth,

If there were,

I've had taken the subway

long ago to get to it,

You're not old grandpa,

Not very old,

No, Not very,

well, comparatively speaking,

yeah, as compared to the, uh,

Wailing Wall in Jerusalem

and the Leaning Tower of Pisa,

I'm what you might call

a sprightly youth,

Do they sell pizza

at the Leaning Tower?

Pisa is a place,

Pizza is food,

And you Mikey,

you're a prize,

You know,

you ask so many questions,

pretty soon

you'll be a very wise man,

- Like you,

- Like me?

Unfortunately,

grandpa is not very wise,

If he were, he would never

have lent all that money

to his brother Sam

when they were young,

Although it appears

that the

Messiah is already acting,

Who's the Messiah?

Who's the Messiah?

He's the messenger from God,

Any moment,

he will appear looking big

and black against the sky,

striking down our enemies

and lifting us up

to health and wealth

and heavenly contentment,

And he'll fix

our digestions too,

He will supply me

with a new set of teeth,

and, very likely,

he'll install us in a palace,

Will he bring ice cream?

- Oh, tons,

- Toys?

In carloads,

freight trains-full,

- What else?

- What else do you want?

Will he bring the Giants

back to New York?

Not only that,

he'll throw out the first ball,

( coughing )

Here, thank you,

I think I have had enough,

I've had enough,

Thank you,

Grandpa, you didn't eat

no bread and butter,

You didn't have no nothing,

- I'll eat before I go to bed

later on,

you know, then,

And maybe

then I'll have

you fix me some tea

and then I'll have some bread

and butter,

Mikey,

you know you're my solace,

you're my pride,

you're the dearest thing

on God's Earth for me,

- did you know that?

- Me too,

( coughing )

Are you okay, grandpa?

You're coughing much worse,

Yes, well, with the

coming of the Messiah,

I'll cough much better,

Oh, close the door, Mikey,

I'll take a little sleep,

Oh, Mikey?

Yup,

Leave something behind for me,

What grandpa?

A smile,

( wind gushing )

Who is it?

Who's in here?

I know who it is,

I know who it is, I tell you,

I have a message for you,

you snuffer of candles,

you wholesaler

in the cough business,

I know who you are,

and in your unseen face

I tell you,

I'm not ready

for the angel of death,

You, I'm not ready for,

Take that back to the cemetery,

Goldman is not ready,

No, my pulse still beats,

My eyes still see,

The flesh's still warm

and my heart,

you mamzer from a mausoleum,

my heart still lives,

What?

Peace, you offer me?

You can have that peace,

Peace of the grave,

No, no, thank you,

Rest?

And who cares?

Well, I'll take the cares

and the woes

and the aggravation

and the anguish, yes,

and the pain,

Listen, angel,

go down to Argentina

and look for Hitler,

Goldman is not ready,

My child is out there,

The son of my son,

the thing I love,

Will I be able to caress him

and fondle him and love him

lying in a box?

What's the matter grandpa?

Who's that, grandpa?

You saw him?

MIKEY:

Something, it looked like,

I don't know, a shadow?

And I thought you were smart,

a regular Einstein,

You don't know who it was?

Come here to grandpa,

Come here,

That, Mikey,

that was the Messiah,

The Messiah? In here?

In here,

- What did he want?

- Well,

strictly to deliver me

a message,

What grandpa?

What was the message?

He just wanted me to tell you

that very shortly,

- he'll arrive here,

- On Mott Street?

His first stop,

right here on Mott Street,

He wanted to arrange

with me

a warehouse

for all of your toys

- and the ice cream,

- Grandpa, are you kidding?

Now, would I be kidding

about a thing like that?

Grandpa?

Yes,

If he comes again,

the Messiah,

can you give him a message?

Verbatim,

what's to communicate?

Tell him not to worry

about the ice cream

and the toys,

but just to make you well,

That's the most important

thing grandpa,

to make you well,

Mikey, I already told him that,

I told him

that we were a team,

Goldman and Goldman,

that we are inseparable

just like Solomon and David,

Like Damon and Pythias,

Like hotdogs and mustard,

That's right,

Do you want your tea now?

No,

maybe later on,

I'll try for that nap again,

You call me if you need me,

grandpa,

Mr, Messiah,

( bell ringing )

Mr, Messiah,

can you hear me?

Can I talk to you

for a minute?

( coughing )

( bell ringing )

MAN:

Yeah, Merry Christmas,

Excuse me,

- Excuse me,

- Huh?

- You aren't the Messiah,

are you?

- Who?

- The Messiah,

MAN:

Me? Listen buddy boy,

let me tell you something,

you're working the wrong street,

Why, if the Messiah

was to come down here,

he'd get mugged in 10 minutes,

He's been here already,

I've seen him,

Oh, you know him

if you see him, huh?

You don't even recognize

Santa Claus,

That's me, Santa Claus,

Don't you even recognize

Santa Claus?

I'm Jewish,

Santa Claus, The Messiah,

what's the difference?

From here to the river,

it's half soup kitchen

and half saloon,

and you're looking

for the Messiah down here,

Let me tell you something,

buddy boy,

either go up town or go home,

MIKEY: I can't,

my grandpa is sick,

I have to find the Messiah,

MAN: Repent,

repent you sinners,

The day of reckoning

has come,

Repent,

repent sinners,

The day has come,

Repent you sinners,

MIKEY: Are you the Messiah?

I am he,

I'm glad I found you,

My grandpa is sick,

Of course,

and soon to die,

Born in iniquity,

steeped in sin,

and soon to die,

You tell him to get ready, boy,

Tell him to get prepared,

because tonight Sodom goes,

and Gomorrah,

and the whole world,

struck down

in the righteous wrath of--

Not my grandpa,

Wiped out, boy,

Decimated,

The wages of evil

paid at last,

You're not the Messiah,

MAN: I am the Messiah,

and your grandpa is doomed,

and you are doomed,

BUCKNER: All right,

Take it a block away

and stop scaring little kids,

would you?

Go on,

ABRAHAM:

He's the messenger from God,

At any minute,

he will appear,

looming big

and black against the sky,

striking down our enemies,

Mr, Messiah,

I've sure been looking for you,

What's your problem,

little son?

Grandpa's sick,

You don't have to bring

all the ice cream and toys,

at least not now,

but grandpa is sick,

And they're talking

about taking him away,

And if they do,

there's this lady

from the relief

that's gonna send me

to some kind of foster home,

But if you come on over

and cure grandpa,

then him and me could be a team

like Damon and,,,

Damon and,,,

like hotdogs and mustard,

Well, does grandpa

have a doctor?

A real good doctor,

Dr, Levine,

But grandpa needs more

than a doctor now,

He needs you,

He needs the Messiah,

Look, what makes you think

I'm the Messiah?

Because you're big and black

and you loom,

Come on, Mr, Messiah,

I'll show you where we live,

But you know where we live,

you were there already,

- I was?

- Just a little while ago,

I've seen your shadow,

At first, I was scared,

I didn't know what it was,

But grandpa saw it

was only you,

MAN: How is he?

Still breathing,

that's about it,

You're gonna need

an ambulance?

No, the doctor's up there now,

He said he old man

can't be moved,

Grandpa?

Easy Mikey,

Your grandpa's asleep,

- Can I see him?

- After a little while, maybe,

Oh, that's the Messiah,

- Messiah?

- MIKEY: Yeah,

DR, MORRIS: Mikey, you,

you put on your pajamas

- and get ready for bed, huh?

- Then can I see grandpa?

Well, maybe,

What brings you?

An act of God, I think,

I came back to look in on you,

You were unconscious

and barely breathing,

ABRAHAM: Where's Mikey?

DR, MORRIS:

He's getting ready for bed,

And in that room,

that's a hallucination?

There's somebody

from the funeral home,

According to Mikey,

that's the Messiah,

The Messiah?

Hmm,

Mikey,,,

Actually, he didn't do so bad,

He could have

brought an evangelist

and I'd be sitting up all night

arguing with him,

I'll go get Mikey,

No, no, please,

Just tell him

I'm still sleeping,

He wants to see you,

ABRAHAM:

Alive, he wants to see me,

Alive is how I want him

to remember me,

The angel of death was here,

- Mr, Goldman--

- No, no, he was here,

Came here early,

then he came again,

He left me a message,

Tell me,

He said he would be back

at midnight,

So what's to do?

That Messiah out there's

got his work cut out for him,

Look, Mr, Goldman--

ABRAHAM: Please, please,

My best friend's son,

the doctor, look,

I don't tell you

how to make visits

or how to make

heart transplants,

so don't you tell me

who beckons to me in shroud,

Seventy-seven years

I'm on this earth,

Seventy-seven,

That's how long it takes

to find out

a little bit

about what life is all about,

And then, one day,

you turn around

and what good

is all this wisdom?

All that's left

is the laying out,

the casket, the minyan,

the condensed eulogy

by an assistant rabbi

I never met,

and you get buried

with all your wisdom,

Three more years

that I wanted, right?

You know, maybe more,

just for Mikey's sake,

But no,

death's in a hurry, doctor,

Can't wait,

Hurry up with the shovel,

Hurry up

with the ice-cold fingers,

So you're the Messiah, huh?

Does the Messiah have a name?

They call me Buckner,

Buckner,

All right, Mr, Buckner,

if you have any special

messianic powers,

I wish you'd trot them out,

I could use a miracle,

Is he bad off?

He says the angel of death

is due at midnight,

Who am I to argue?

You believe

in the angel of death?

Levine, the doctor,

dabbles only in the sciences,

but Levine,

the son of Jacob Levine,

the well-known student

of Levitical folklore, yes,

He believes

in the angel of death,

and the Messiah,

and miracles too,

Very quietly, Mikey,

he's asleep,

Just kiss him good night

and try not to wake him,

You don't have

to be worried, doctor,

Messiah will handle everything,

Damn drafty tenements,

Was it just the wind?

Oh, what else could it be?

Well, the old man

is expecting someone,

DR, MORRIS: Yeah,

The old man's expecting someone,

He's asleep,

but he looked so sick, so pale,

DR, MORRIS:

Mikey, come over to me,

Now, I'm gonna talk to you now

just as if you were a grown up,

understand?

Your grandpa is very sick,

and there's not much

anyone can do,

But the Messiah--

Mikey, your friend,

Mr, Buckner,

is a very nice guy,

but he is not the Messiah,

- Yes, he is,

- No, Mikey, He isn't,

Tell him,

tell him you're the Messiah,

Grandpa,

Mikey,

Leave the boy be, doctor,

there's nothing you can do,

Did anybody ever tell you

you make a lousy Messiah?

Forgive me, Mr, Buckner,

That's a problem

with all ghetto dwellers,

And former ghetto dwellers

of which I am one,

We're mystics,

and believers,

and children,

to our dying day,

And that applies

to ancient doomed men,

ineffectual doctors,

and nine-year-old boys,

the triumvirate

of desperate losers

who share this illusion

that God favors the tenements,

ABRAHAM: Doctor,

I had a nightmare

like you can't believe,

I was telling Mikey,

a grandfather of a nightmare,

redeemed,

and what a cast of characters,

Shakespeare himself

couldn't create them,

The angel of death,

the Messiah,

you and Mikey were there

and somebody in the living room,

There wasn't anybody

in the living room,

was there?

I don't recall anyone,

was there?

I remember going out

to find the Messiah,

But I guess I didn't find him,

- At least,,,

- DR, MORRIS: It's as if part

of my memory

had been cut away,

The important thing,

Mr, Goldman,

is that we seemed to have

licked this crisis,

Pulse is regular, strong,

Yeah? Good,

DR, MORRIS: Respiration is good,

- ABRAHAM: Yeah,

- I'm either a miracle worker

or you're one

miraculous patient,

Where do you think you're going?

I'm gonna go

and fix us some hot tea,

No, no, no, no, no, no,

In the first place,

you're not to get out of bed,

And in the second place,

Mikey should be asleep,

and in the third place,

I need something

stronger than tea,

You call me tomorrow

if you need me, Mr, Goldman,

( bell ringing )

It's today, it's Christmas,

It's kind of the season

for miracles, I guess,

ABRAHAM: Oh, doctor?

I must owe you a lot of money?

Don't sweat it, Mr, Goldman,

You're a living, breathing,

healthy testimonial

to my professional know-how,

At least, that's how

I'm gonna tell--

No, No, no, no, no,

I think--I have a letter here

from my brother, Sam,

And maybe I read it to you

already?

He owes me considerable money

so any minute,

I expect now a sizeable check,

He's selling some land

in California,

DR, MORRIS: I don't mind

waiting, Mr, Goldman,

You know, this is a game

I'm playing, really,

squeezing celery tonic

from a boulder is easier

than getting money

from my brother, Sam,

It would take the Messiah

himself to do it,

( knocks on door )

MIKEY: I'll get it,

BUCKNER: Does a

Mr, Abraham Goldman live here?

- MIKEY: That's right,

- Special delivery,

Sign here, son,

- Thank you,

- Thank you,

Merry Christmas,

And a Happy Hanukkah to you,

Hey, it's a letter

from California, grandpa,

Oh, let me read it,

"My dear brother, Abe,

"people thought I was crazy

but I did have a land

"and I just sold it,

"and I'm closing

a certified check

"in the amount of $10,000

"which is what I owed you,"

Next time, I'll run down

to the stone quarry

and get me some celery tonic,

Mikey,

what did I tell you

about the Messiah, hmm?

Grandpa,

Well, you call me

if you need me, Mr, Goldman,

Happy Hanukkah,

Merry Christmas,

Don't overdo,

You just delivered

some holiday gift upstairs,

- Did it please?

- It pleased, all right,

Dear God, how it pleased,

Every now and then,

God remembers the tenements,

Yeah,

How right you are,

Happy holidays to you,

And to you and yours

and to the whole earth,

To the whole earth,

We--all of us have a kind

of fascination from mirrors,

There's a most appealing

mystery

to what is on the other side

of the looking glass,

And occasionally,

we turn into Alice,

Our last selection

in tonight's Night Gallery,

a very special-looking glass,

and it's called

The Painted Mirror,

( music playing )

( horn honking )

( doorbell ringing )

Louder, Mr, Pickman,

louder,

Louder, Mrs, Moore?

MRS, MOORE: Yes, Mr, Standish,

loud, clear,

and business like,

( dog barking )

( music playing )

( doorbell ringing )

Surely, Mrs, Chase,

you've seen bells before,

maybe not here,

But the times,

they are a-changing,

FRANK: Ellen, my dear,

you do look lovely,

Oh, Frank, you know,

I just don't walk through

those things,

Of course not,

And why should you?

Oh,

What in the world

do you have here?

ELLEN: Frank,

where's my clock I sold you?

Your clock didn't rock,

Mrs, Chase,

but I managed to utilize it,

I'm sorry, Ellen,

but there were things

I had to give up

in exchange for utilizing

Mrs, Moore's partnership,

And money,

I'm teaching Mr, Standish

to utilize things

a little bit more practically,

Ellen,

have some tea with me,

In your bachelor's boudoir?

Do you want to sell your cart,

Mrs, Chase?

I'll give you a dollar for it,

FRANK: Ellen,

the world was beautiful

and romantic once,

- wasn't it?

- ELLEN: Oh,

I hate to sell that picture,

You know, Teddy and I

had lots of those

Maxfield Parrish's

in our first department,

That was over on Elm Street,

Of course

it's something else now,

Well, there aren't any

Elm trees left anyhow,

I always thought the soldiers

brought that blight back

with them from Germany

after the first war, hmm?

The mirror,

why did you paint it over?

ELLEN: It's been like that

in the attic

ever since I can remember,

Now Frank,

if you can't clean it,

maybe you could

sell the frame, uh-hmm?

I'll leave them both here

on consignment, of course,

Oh, I don't think

that would be right

not to give you

some money on them,

Would 10 be enough?

Oh,

I'd put you up

for sainthood myself

if I thought

I was in better standing,

Frank,,,

( music playing )

Mrs, Moore?

Mrs, Moore,

Don't you ever

do that to me again,

Mrs, Moore, lend me 10,

$10?

Did Mrs, Chase

bring something worth $10?

We are not referring to this,

A delightful frame

and an excellent mirror

beneath that paint,

no doubt,

I have collectors,

People who love beauty,

One phone call--

Maybe 10 years ago,

but not now,

Not in this part of town,

A dollar for your cart,

A dollar fifty,

A dollar,

( bell rings )

You are supposed

to find new quarters

Mr, Standish, remember?

We need the space,

MRS, MOORE: Rise and shine,

Mr, Standish,

( music playing )

This is a place of business,

Mrs, Chase,

We have no time

for social events,

We need some help, Mr, Standish,

ELLEN: Oh,

isn't that something?

( dog barking )

So life-like,

Huh, come on,

Let's see the rest of it,

No, Mr, Brown,

he does not help,

Honestly,

And he shouts, He shouts,

It makes poor Pookie so nervous,

I can't stand it any longer,

Tell me, Mr, Brown,

how cheap could I buy him out?

( music playing )

( gasps )

How is it possible, Ellen?

How does a real mirror work?

I never could understand

that either,

That path,

where do you suppose it goes?

FRANK: Right past that cave,

way in the back,

( dog barking )

( cat screeching )

( cat screeching )

What have you done to Lorenzo?

And what is this, may I ask?

I don't know,

You don't know?

Well, the frame I think

I can utilize,

but I can leave beside

the picture,

I'm exercising my option,

I bought you out,

I'll have to put you up

in a hotel

for a couple of months

until you find a new job,

It appears

I'm not the businessman

I imagine myself to be,

We get some bright lights

up there

and knock this wall out,

fix up the whole room,

Frank, I like this room,

I'll find a place,

Suitable employment though

will take a little doing

at my age,

I live with my grandniece,

you know,

otherwise I,,,

I wouldn't mind the gossip

at all,

Mr, Standish,

if you please,

Is there nothing

you can do about it?

Nothing,

Nothing,

( dog whimpers )

( dog barks )

You awful woman,

you see what you have done now?

Pookie?

Pookie?

Pookie?

Pookie, where are you?

Come here, boy,

Come here, Pookie,

Pookie, come here,

Come here, boy,

Pookie,

come here, come here,

Pookie, where are you?

( dog barking )

MRS, MOORE: Pookie,

where are you?

Come here boy,

come here Pookie,

Pookie,

come here sweetheart,

Pookie?

Come here boy, Pookie,

Come here, come here,

Pookie,

come here boy, come here,

Pookie?

Pookie?

Pookie,

come here sweetheart,

Pookie,

Come here, Pookie,

Pookie, where are you?

Pookie, come here boy,

Pookie?

( growling )

MRS, MOORE: Pookie,

Pookie, are you in that cave?

Come here, Pookie,

( growling )

Pookie,

( screams )

( growling )

( screams )

( screams )