This continual shooing motion is sometimes called the Aussie salute.
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I'm like shooing them away and they're like tap, tap, tap.
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PEOPLE: What was the experience like shooing the 2019 Pirelli calendar?
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She had run out into the wintry cold, shooing away stunned bystanders.
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Miguel is always shooing Maria out of rooms where business deals are happening.
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Lifeguards on Jet Skis zipped through the waves, shooing stragglers back to shore.
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Wills affords Chris two minutes with Becca, and then he returns, shooing Chris away.
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"They're not very friendly to people," says Yanai, shooing the pig away with his foot.
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Store staff can be seen shooing away bystanders and telling Mr. Fraser to stop recording.
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"Let the grown women speak," she tells Tyene Sand, shooing the sisters away from her negotiations.
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Just as Gordon is shooing the intruder away, Lola suddenly comes at him with a knife.
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Porzingis was shooing away stereotypical suggestions and fears that he might be a skyscraping international bust.
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Miss Golden Globe's duties involve holding statuettes, lurking (elegantly) in the background and shooing winners offstage.
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After staking out a nook backstage and shooing away various backstage personnel, we got down to it.
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"Jesus, John," Marcia whispered, blushing and batting the air with her hand as if shooing a fly.
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Religious police still sit outside some of the sites, shooing away pilgrims with warnings about idolatry, he said.
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The patent gives an example of a "shooing" motion, which the drone would recognize and stop moving closer.
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"Fonio is considered country-people food," he said, shooing away a cat that had tiptoed into the kitchen.
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After shooing away the cat, Day called the Bangor Animal Control, but the office was closed over the weekend.
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But money is one topic around which Bannon insists on discretion, shooing Klayman away when terms are being talked.
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President Donald Trump applauded Steve Bannon's return to Breitbart news, a day after shooing him out of the White House.
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When Will has an episode during their trick-or-treating, Mike grabs Will and bails, shooing away Dustin, Lucas, and Max.
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Last month, Haddish shared an anecdote about Beyoncé shooing away a woman who touched Jay-Z's chest during the same party.
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Dinardo then took him to a remote part of the property, gave him a shotgun before fatally shooing him with a .
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Life has returned to the streets, with shops and restaurants reopened and the traffic police shooing away drivers who clog intersections.
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A curious and persistent emu used the opportunity to escape from its enclosure, and a volunteer was put on emu-shooing duty.
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Castillo recovered the ball to throw out Walker, and he remained in the game after shooing the trainer back to the dugout.
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Aides were at pains to keep press contingents small, often shooing them away from the Bushes after brief photograph opportunities and remarks.
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The results, published in the Journal of Insect Science, showed that, as expected, products containing DEET were effective in shooing away the bloodsuckers.
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The move was, at the time, derided by some as pointless, akin to shooing criminals away from one neighborhood only to trouble another.
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Security guards emerge from their huts as you approach, some rushing and shooing, others merely placing themselves pointedly in your line of sight.
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I know that students just goof off in the class, so I give him permission to stay instead of shooing him back to class.
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The first gibbon to spy the rat tries the classic "shooing" methods, using clean wrist work to try to get the rodent to skidaddle.
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With the discipline of an army general, he continued playing until he was satisfied, cordially shooing the interviewer away so that he could focus.
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By day, the village is sleepy: a group of children playing basketball in the main square; a barefoot grandmother shooing a dog from her gate.
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After a long anti-Krystal rant, Bibiana declares her own mic drop, and walks away, shooing the camera away from her as she does so.
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"I'm going to be signing an executive order in a little while," he told the White House press pool before shooing them from the room.
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She was playing near the rice fields where she helped her family by shooing away birds in the planting season and joining in the harvest.
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Of course, things took a turn when the launcher "malfunctioned" and the comedian tried to fix it, only to end up shooing himself in the face.
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Tending to the chickens was hard work—it involved getting into the pen, clearing birds out of their dirty cages, and shooing them into a holding enclosure.
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People are living longer than they were in 1983, meaning the onset of health problems normally shooing them from roads won't begin until a few years later.
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He ushered me to my car instead, where he bent down and gave me a peck on the head accompanied by a loving, but definite, shooing motion.
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He well and truly upended the old order when he arrived, shooing sex out in favor of emotion, prioritizing the values of vintage over the jet set.
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"Quickly, quickly, now," a servant in breeches and waistcoat urged, shooing the audience down a slope of lawn and onto a curving lamplit path to the duel.
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My mom buzzed around upstairs, cracking jokes with her wife, shooing away the dogs, and surveying what was the very first big family celebration held at her house.
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While most city dwellers see pigeons as vermin, reacting to their presence with shooing hands and kicking legs, Andrew Garn has spent nearly a decade getting close to them.
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"What was once a story has become real," he said on a recent morning, shooing away the locusts that still plagued Wamba, more than a week after they arrived.
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"Groundhog Day" adapts a beloved movie to the musical stage with feverish imagination — and a magnetic Andy Karl shooing away the shadow of Bill Murray, our theater critic writes.
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A sneak peek at the collection features Taco Bell super fans Brittany Creech and Andrew McBurnie — who became internet famous for shooing their senior portraits at Taco Bell — as models.
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Obicham te , I said to her, I love you, but tonight I don't have anything, go away, I said, mahai se , and I made a shooing motion with my hand.
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It was the sort of disturbing near-miss that should have convinced the aviation industry that merely shooing birds away from airports can't prevent some of the most cataclysmic strikes.
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"I just figured we work in the same place and we'd be seeing each other a lot so I wanted to make it less weird," Allison says after shooing Sandra away.
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It was the humiliation of shooing away debt collectors and begging for money that drove Schultz, who is among the 400 richest people in America, to provide benefits for his employees.
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Joshua Tree's campgrounds may be closed -- but people are still visiting in droves during the pandemic ... which is pissing off a lot of the locals, who are shooing the masses away.
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" Aaliyah was traveling with seven others on the day of the plane crash while en route home to Miami from the Bahamas after shooing the music video for "Rock the Boat.
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When he wasn't shooing kids away from his mulberry bushes, he was playing music for them, or showing them how to eat a fish like a sandwich and spit out the bones.
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You can see how this sets up a great game: exploring the ruins of a major city, shooing out villains, and upgrading your gear as you work your way up the ladder.
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Political Memo LOS ANGELES — The mayor of Los Angeles was attempting to praise Joseph R. Biden Jr. to the press, but Mr. Biden's aides were more focused on shooing the press away.
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I'm loving sports and wanting to play sports, and the boys want to play sports with me, and they're shooing every other girl away, but for me they want me to play.
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Summer Pages On a sunny afternoon in late April, the day before the opening of Books Are Magic in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, the novelist Emma Straub was apologetically shooing away potential customers.
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"But when it happened to my dad, it was more scary, because I was on live TV and all of a sudden, a policeman walks in and they're shooing me off," explained Kelly.
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With a camera crew trailing him, and a producer shooing would-be Instagram users out of the way, Mr. Wood led the crowd on a march that veered from ridiculous to dead serious.
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McCullough said she was initially given 30 minutes, because the vice president was preparing to travel abroad, but that he kept shooing away his minders as the meeting dragged on for three hours.
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The house belonged to his brother and he said he'd been there every day since it had been struck, shooing kids away because the remaining walls or surrounding houses could collapse at any moment.
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For a month now, usually armed with hunting rifles and clubs, they have blocked railroad tracks that cross the de facto border into the pro-Russian areas, warming themselves by campfires and shooing away the police.
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This timeless photo of an old woman shooing away a cat was originally posted onto Reddit by user kaasett, who claims this is an action shot of his mother stopping her cat from eating the tomato plants.
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The origin story of Slackbot goes like this: When Slack launched, there were no direct messages or private channels, so CEO Stewart Butterfield created his own channel for note-taking, shooing people away when they came in.
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A mouthy "rough gal" — as her father, Godwin, calls her — she can't help shooing away the interfering aunties who descend upon her to paw through her luggage any more than she can help mocking her father's grandiosity.
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Snyders pointed out the resemblance between one of the men in the picture, William George Page, and Page's great-granddaughter, Elizabeth, who was sitting on a rickety bench next to the pear sorters, shooing away a chicken.
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In a widely distributed video, a police officer is shown shooing away a group of protesters at an intersection Monday morning, then drawing his gun on a masked protester in a white hooded sweatshirt who approaches him.
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My instincts, apparently, were a tad too confrontational: I kept wanting to threaten him with arrest for staying in an imaginary park in Brooklyn for too long rather than shooing him off to a nice diner down the street.
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That's how the teenagers grabbed the over-the shoulder shot in the dinosaur video, Pratley told me that multiple people can work on the same story project, shooing different angles or additional scenes that can automatically flow into the same video.
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Anne, whose health is failing, is too weary to deal with the men, either telling them what they will do and shooing them out of her presence or deputizing Sarah to take care of things for her, a job Sarah relishes.
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Auburn, Alabama: 3 dead, 1 injuredAt about 2:00 AM, police responding to reports of a shooing at Mr. D's Lounge, a local night spot, found two groups of people still engaged in a gunfight that had spilled into the parking lot.
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Slinky servers circulated holiday-themed libations and goat-cheese-tinged flatbreads to a crowd that included Carol Alt, Yigal Azrouël, Will Cotton, Richard Kind and a pack of models who spent the evening on their iPhones, politely shooing away any canapés-toting servers.
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Until then, Dr. Riffell says: "If there are mosquitoes around and you're shooing them away (and you're mean) you could encourage your friend to talk a lot and move around and sweat, and they'll probably avoid you and go to your friend."
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But security staff wearing Trump badges spent several hours shooing away a growing crowd of New Yorkers and tourists from the doors on Tuesday morning after Trump decided to hold a news conference in the atrium to discuss his fundraising for veterans groups.
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After a while, a pale-skinned man with light-brown hair came out of the club and told them to move along, making shooing gestures with his hands, but without any hostility or particular rudeness, more as though he were conversing in an international pidgin dialect of sign language.
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The heads of America's largest banks have been some of the country's most prominent optimists over the past two years, shooing away questions about the potential effects of President Trump's trade policies, cheering his tax cuts and offering periodic reassurances that things would all work out for the American economy.
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EditorsNote: Edit 1: Added team records Jermaine Samuels scored a career-high 29 points to go along with nine rebounds, and Villanova snapped a three-game losing streak with a 67-61 win over visiting No. 10 Marquette on Wednesday in Villanova, Pa. Phil Booth added 17 points despite shooing 3 of 18.
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However, she does not believe him and runs away heartbroken. Later on, Dr. Coppelius leaves his house and is heckled by a group of boys. After shooing them away, he continues on without realizing that he has dropped his keys in the melée. Swanilda finds the keys, which gives her the idea of learning more about Coppélia.
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With no advance warning, Julia is barraged with pies. Furious, Pearl storms onto the set and retaliates, then helps her friend walk through several works in progress, shooing a lion out of the way. (She thought it was a dog.) The director, George “Mac” McGuire (William Demarest), offers her a $100 a week contract. “She's gonna be the biggest thing in pictures!” he declares.
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They defeat the Harpists and send a stern warning to Brother Sum before evacuating Pigsty. Frustrated with his increasing failures, Sing attempts to rob an ice cream vendor but inadvertently discovers that she is actually Fong. She offers him a lollipop as she did in the past, but he swats it away, ashamed of how far he has fallen. After shooing Bone away, Sing is brought to Brother Sum.
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Other Indiana businesses include Hoosier Racing Tire and the Hoosier Bat Company, manufacturer of wooden baseball bats. The word may have originated from the term for shooing a pig away from its mate at feeding time. The RCA Dome, former home of the Indianapolis Colts, was known as the "Hoosier Dome" before RCA purchased the naming rights in 1994. The RCA Dome was replaced by Lucas Oil Stadium in 2008.
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Three people depicted beyond the house also do not have any headwear, with two having long hair and another with bun-tied hair. Two of the people are depicted threshing rice with a pole ornamented with feathers, while the other is shooing away a hornbill. A house is depicted beyond them which has decorated posts erected at a sharp angle, close to vertical, which is decorated with what appears to be feathers or streamers. The ends of the gables are further decorated with birds' heads.
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Discovering David's body, Sally faints and impales herself on Mark's clarinet stand, killing her too. Realizing the absurdity of four consecutive, fatal accidents occurring in one place, Pierce concocts a plan to move Jack's body to an alternative location, as they both had a strong motive to murder him. Shooing Sally's father when he arrives, a police officer (O'Sullivan) then arrives due to an unrelated noise complaint, causing Pierce to panic and take her hostage. Unable to kill the officer, the duo ties her up and attempts to reason with her.
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"I Taut I Taw A Puddy Tat" is a novelty song composed and written by Alan Livingston, Billy May and Warren Foster. It was sung by Mel Blanc, who provided the voice of the bird, Tweety and of his nemesis Sylvester. The lyrics depict the basic formula of the Tweety-Sylvester cartoons released by Warner Bros. throughout the late 1940s into the early 1960s: Tweety wanting to live a contented life, only to be harassed by Sylvester (who is looking to eat the canary), and Tweety's mistress shooing the cat away.
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After completing a stage, the player's performance is evaluated with a numerical score out of 100, and awarded either a bronze, silver, or gold medal. After completing a full plant cycle the player's overall performance is evaluated, and given an averaged score out of 100 and a corresponding medal. There are many different mini-games available, for example: planting seeds/saplings; watering plants; cutting off or removing weak/dead parts of plants; shooing away pests and rodents; harvesting produce; and making rainbows using a watering hose. Players also have a "practice" option.
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City Hall closes before he is called, but he manages to persuade the woman clerk who is shooing him out to have mercy and give him the license anyway because he has a beautiful daughter and another on the way—and because he is an artist, as is she! As the last person to leave, he decides to celebrate with one drink. Unfortunately his addiction, and his nervousness about the competition, make him drink many more. The competition was going to start at eight o'clock, and when he realizes he is very late he finally rushes out, without paying.
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This induced a member of the audience to slap his head and encourage him to instead say "May God bless your actions and bring you joy". In the proceeding twist of irony, he stumbles upon two siblings who are engaged in a physical altercation. The elder of the two turned and kicked the man after hearing him express happiness at their quarrel, and ordered him to state that "You should treat your brother better; be kind to him". This phrase was expressed while walking past a man who was shooing a dog away from a mosque, and the words were considered inappropriate by the onlooker.
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When Otfried Preußler was a child, his grandmother Dora told him stories very often. One of these stories was about a White Lady (ghost) who predicted births and deaths in the family of her descendants and who moreover protected her home very often. Once, the white lady closed away the Swedish General Torstenson Torstenson from the castle of her father, by shooing him out of his bed, giving him a telling off, while he was only wearing his night clothes and begging for mercy. Preußler always kept this scene in mind and while he was writing the book of the history of the white lady, the white lady converted to the Little Ghost.
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King Bhoja walks past a field of a Brahmin with the royal entourage who from a seat on a high mound overlooking his whole field invites the King to have a taste of the fresh produce of his field. On the King's approach to the Brahmin's field, he leaves his seat to shoo off the birds, following which he miserly opposes King's entry on his field and charges him with grave intrusion and violation of civilian rights which prompts the King to leave the field immediately. After shooing off the birds, the Brahmin returns to sit on the mound. He then again beseeches King Bhoja to return to the field and taste the produce.
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Despite this, the door will eventually open ajar as the player walks away. The player must also monitor the closet to avoid getting attacked by Nightmare Foxy by closing it if necessary, similar to the first game, as well as shooing three miniature animatronics (nicknamed 'Freddles' by the Five Nights at Freddy's community) off the bed before they, once all three are together, summon Nightmare Freddy to attack the player. If the player is not careful in shining the light towards the hallways or leaves the doors, closet and bed unattended for too long, the player will be jumpscared, leading to a game over. After beating each night, the player may play a timed minigame titled "Fun with Plushtrap" (In Halloween update, Plushtrap is replaced by Nightmare Balloon Boy) in which a plush edition of Springtrap, the central animatronic in Five Nights at Freddy's 3, must be lured to the top of an "X" marked on the ground within a specific amount of time.
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The setting is a nightclub staffed and frequented entirely by bugs. The cartoon is broken into three sections. In the first, the patrons are shown arriving, putting their hats, gloves, and canes to the check-in counter, before getting to their tables and being served; the lighting is provided by fireflies; a jazz band is playing a number - with a brief instrumental battle with a tuba player and a trumpeter, a cellist shooing the leaf-eating bugs from chewing on his big cello, a trombonist having an itchy backside as he improvises a way to continue playing, and a drummer playing his full set, two groups of dancers with the male species almost ready to tussle with each other, a group of trombonists and trumpeters alternately their part of the music before the whole band followed up; and a centipede waiter served out some cherry wine to the patrons from a singular whole cherry. The second features a performance of a French Apache dance as a good-girl fly resists the advances of a bad-boy spider until he gets caught in his own web and tangled himself up.
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