The Man from Home by Booth Tarkington;Harry Leon Wilson
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MARIANO [calling to the unseen musicians crossly]. Silenzio!
[MICHELE enters from the hotel. He is young, clean-shaven except for a dark mustache, wears a white tie, a blue coat, cut like dress-coat, blue trousers with red side stripes, brass buttons; his waistcoat is of striped red and blue.] MICHELE [speaking over his shoulder]. Par ici, Monsieur Ribiere, pour le maître d'hôtel. [RIBIERE enters from the hotel.] [MICHELE immediately withdraws.] [RIBIERE is a trim, business-like young Frenchman of some distinction of appearance. He wears a well-made English dark "cutaway" walking-suit, a derby hat, and carries a handsome leather writing-case under his arm.] RIBIERE. [as he enters]. Ah, Mariano! MARIANO. [bowing and greeting him gayly]. Monsieur Ribiere! J'espère que vous êtes-- [He breaks off, turns on his heel toward the invisible musicians, and shouts.] Silenzio! [He turns again quickly to RIBIERE.] |
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