Violin practice bothers Ronald Colman

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where we find him taking his violin lessons. No, no, no, Mr. Benny. You better try the exercises once more. All right, Professor LeBlanc. Hello, come in. One and two and three and four and... Do not make it to legato, grip your bow and place the cateau.

Softly like a burby chirping, you sound like a horse that's burping. That's enough with your Benny. No, try it into a matula game. Yes, sir. No, no, no, no, m'chandane. Please, a violin is a delicate instrument.

It has a heart, it has a soul. You have already broken its heart to 50 on its soul. I see. You see, you see, you see. Please, Professor, control yourself. Would you like glass of water?

Yes. Put a little cyanide in it. Not that we finished the lesson. All right, all right. Take the exercises once more. Yes, sir. Play it softly, play it tender. Where can I go to surrender?