3.

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     MS: Blind B.D. continues.

                           BLIND BROTHER DEX (CONT'D)
               But, hey, Indy’s a‘right by me. An’ 
               I c’n truthf’ly say that Indy’s ‘bout 
               th’ purtiest ol’ city I ever did 
               see.

     COVER SHOT: The Dogs chuckle. The Regulars ignore.

                           BLIND BROTHER DEX (CONT'D)
                    (after a few beats)
               Well, I’m Blind Brother Dex and this 
               here’s my band, The Seeing-Eye Dogs.

     FOUR-SHOT: Blind B.D. points to Harpo when talking about 
     Nate and to Nate when introducing Harpo, but The Dogs 
     acknowledge their intros in turn.

                           BLIND BROTHER DEX (CONT'D)
               On bass we got Near-Sighted Nate, a 
               Hoosier, just barely, who hails from 
               East Chi-Town. On drums we got Tunnel-
               Vision Vince, most recently from a 
               five-year command performance in 
               Joliet, ill. And on hip-harp we got 
               Astigmatic Harpo Marx, no relation 
               and no particular permanent address.

     COVER SHOT: Blind B.D. continues. Regulars ignore.

                           BLIND BROTHER DEX (CONT'D)
               Well, good people, they say ya gotta 
               suffer if’ ya wanna sing the blues. 
               An’ I know it for a heart-breakin’, 
               bona fide fact.

     MCU: Blind B.D. continues.

                           BLIND BROTHER DEX (CONT'D)
               ‘Cause I’ve truly suffered for my 
               music.
                    (beat)
               An’ now it’s yer turn.

     COVER SHOT: The Dogs chuckle. The Regulars ignore.

                           BLIND BROTHER DEX (CONT'D)
                    (after a few beats)
               Uh, this here song’s called “Thursday 
               Mornin’ Exorcism Blues.” Hope ya 
               like it.

     FOUR-SHOT: The Dogs strike up-—harmonica lead, four-bar intro. 
     (See lead sheet for words and music.)

                                              (CONTINUED)