105- Circus Hit by Cyclone

Jerry of the circus. Jerry of the circus. Jerry, Jerry. Well, it's about time. I've ever seen you late at meal time.

Yeah, and it's the first time I've ever been late. We better hurry and get into that mess-top before the flag goes down. It's not that late, is it? Sure is. Everybody in the circus is over there now having their lunch. What kept us along?

Oh, I was helping wide in. We got so busy we forgot all about lunch. You must have been busy. Hey, you're right. It's not so fast. Hey, you're right. Not so fast. Now you're not going in the midst.

I'm very very. I'm very hungry. I guess I worked up an appetite. Hey, what's the matter, Rags? Hey, you look at. What, Jerry? See you way out there by those heels. How dark it is.

Looks like a dust storm out that way. Yeah, and it looks to me like it's coming this way. Hey, this is not so good, Jerry. What do you mean, Uncle Dan? Unless I miss my guess. That's more than a dust storm.

Wait a minute. Yes, sir, it is. Jerry, it's a cyclone. A cyclone, Jerry, and heading right this way. Let's get in that mess top and warn the folks. Run ahead, Jerry. You can make better time than I can.

Okay, keep right with your Uncle Dan. I hear right. Go, go, go, go. Hey, whoo, whoo, whoo. Hey, there's a cyclone in this way. I called now. Come here, Jerry. Honest, Mr. Randall, Uncle Dan and I just saw it and it's heading right across.

Quiet, quiet, everybody. Quiet. Listen to me now. Get out of here in as fast as you can, but be orderly about it. Get out in the open and lie flat from the ground and stay there until this thing passes.