017- Camera Plan

Jerry of the Circus. Or Jerry of the Circus. Oh Jerry, looks like this is going to be a wet night.

Why in the bay? It is. You have all that mud out in the backyard. This is the first time it's rain since you've been with the circus, isn't it? Yeah, and I can't say that I like it, mine.

It's too hard keeping clean. I had to keep wiping the mud off rags, pause. Right up to the minute you went into the ring with flumps. It is kind of messy. But if you'll notice, Jerry, everyone looks pretty clean when they go into the big top to do their act.

Still, some rain came to the trick, alright. to the trick, all right. I know what those raincapes are, but what are stills, Kathy? Well, there's stills to what we call these funny-looking little shoes. Well, I thought they were wooden shoes.

They are really, like the Japanese wear. We call them stills, because they keep us up high and dry above the mud, and we have to walk across the line. Carley, that was close. Too close.

We'll say this is going to turn into a bad storm. The good thing the show's almost over. The cure is raining hard now. That yard will be a lake if this keeps up. Oh, what a night.

Well, Rags, how was it you didn't get your paws all muddy this time? And you were still still? I guess Mom's was still. How about a mom? I carried my partner over from the wagon. He couldn't have walked across that mud. He had to have to swim.

Well, he thanks, Mom. No, not at all. I'm just as interested in that dog. You are, Jerry. Well, he's my partner and I have to keep him looking nice, you know. Oh, I can't think of him.