stuff in the air.
Upsetting the whole circus,
chopping down your net.
Now you want to be a hero, save my life.
I don't want any part of you.
I do not want to give you my good blood,
but what it will do for you...
Hasn't done much for you.
If he should make love well after
this, pay no attention. It will be me.
- I can't see. Give me the light over here.
- I'll take it.
Go ahead, Doctor.
Yes. Take all you want.
It will make of him a better man.
He will have more fire,
more of what women love.
They may even want to marry you.
And each time you look at one
of your children, boss man,
you will see me.
If any kid of mine ever...
- Brad.
- Yeah?
It's the end of the line. Were licked.
We ain't got no big top,
and our lightings all shot.
- I'm not quitting. Well give a show.
- Brad, take it easy, will you?
- Where's my hat?
- Buttons.
- Give me that stethoscope.
- What is it, Buttons?
Put the ear tips in my ears.
Keep count of these
plunger strokes here.
Now put that over his heart.
A little lower. A little
lower. Right there.
His hearts going so
fast, I can hardly count.
- It must be over 130.
- 130...
Well, I guess that's it.
- I'll get word out were cancelling.
- No, were not.
We couldn't even get into
town on a junk wagon.
- Well bring the town out here.
- Five.
Sell tickets to see the wreck?
- That's not a bad idea.
- Are you nuts?
Maybe. Well get the crowd out here
if we have to drag them by the hair.
If you're putting on this act
for Brad, he can't hear you.
- What's the matter with...
- Now stop shaking the stand
or hell never hear anybody.
What's the matter with all of you?
Brad said wed give a show,
and were going to give it.
We got no big top.
Well sidewall it, set up in the open.
- Where?
- Over there. It's an open field.
I got you, birdbrain. You struck oil.
Jack, get everything together
that can walk, crawl, or run,
floats, midgets, clowns,
anything that can stand.
Tell them it's cherry pie.
Hank, fix up everything on wheels.
If the horses can't pull them, we can.
You're doing fine, Doc.
- Hurry up, do what I said.
- Come on, Bob.
Fred, tell Lloyd to stake out.
- What about the big top?
- Don't argue with me.
Emmett. Emmett, patch up
the clowns for a parade.
- Parade?
- Yes, parade.
- Hey, are you kidding?
- No, I'm not kidding.
Rig my trapeze in a wagon.
Gertrude. Gertrude, help
Birdie with the wardrobe. Hurry.
Dave. Dave, find Merle. Tell
him to get the band together.
If the instruments are
busted, tell him they can sing.
Here. Never mind the wreck.
Get the show rolling. Hurry.
- I can beat a drum, even with one hand.
- Not until I'm through with you.
You're doing all right
where you are, sugar.
What are you doing?
Will you two stop it?
You'll kill this man.
Twenty-five.
So long, Brad.
I'll bring all the elephants that can
walk, and the ones that can't, I'll carry.
You keep him going,
Buttons. Well roll the show.
God bless you.
Thirty.
Buttons,
which one are you
trying to save him for?
Scars covered by grease paint,
bandages hidden by funny wigs,
the spangled pied piper limps into town.
Come on, folks, tie
yourself to a balloon!
Float out and see the circus!
Come on, come on! Follow us!
Come to the circus!
This is the first time
I've been alone with you
since that wonderful night
in Paris, and I love it.
Look, sugar, I love you
because you're Rh negative.
Not to you, chйrie.
- Come on!
- Come on!
We've got them, Merle.
They're coming with us.
Hit the circus song.
Come to the circus
The greatest show on earth
Come to the circus
See the circus
If were not very careful
Life can overwork us
So take today
And make it gay
For there are too many
tears along the way
So come to the circus
It's circus day today
Come see the barkers
And the gawkers
The bareback riders
And the fearless tightrope walkers
The cuddly bears do their routine
The greatest extravaganza
The world has ever