026- Jerry Learns To Walk On The High Wire

Jerry of the Circus. For Jerry of the Circus.

You tell me what you're gonna do. Don't be so much in a hurry. I'll show you or maybe I'll show you. How can I show you what you're gonna do? Especially if I don't know what it's all about.

You see Jerry, Alfredo don't know any better. He never know what he's going to do next to himself. So how can he tell someone else? He's putting those stakes into the ground for some reason.

I tell you. I do this to amuse Rags. He is an invalid. He must laugh and get well quick. I think he likes these fondly, eh? You see Rags? This is all for your own special benefit.

You better this morning, Mr. Rags, eh? Yeah, yeah. I was sure worried about him yesterday, though. We all worry about our star performer. Hey, Alfred, you know there. Now that he's finished. What you say?

Yes, yes, of course we worry about Foulie's dog that bangs his bad leg into a stake. He should be around circuits more and watch out for those steaks. He usually does. Guess he just wasn't feeling so well.

That's all right, though, right? The doctor says you can work in a car. Right, right, right. Dave, what you doing with that wire? You just told your pony. You mean, oh, my horses. What difference it makes?

Pawnee, horses, all same animal. Oh, I see. You're putting up a wire. You see, Carlos? What a smart boy we have? After it is most, and he says, quick, what I am doing. But it is so close to the ground.

That is how you want fall so far. Me? So what do you mean? I thought you say you want to learn to walk far. Oh, gee, you're really going to show me how. Oh, say right. Isn't it swell?