Yes.
HANK
How does it work?
JONATHAN
These are the actors.
HANK
What's the string fer?
JONATHAN
You put him in a groove and pull him.
HANK
Lemme see it.
JONATHAN
All right. I'll show you a scene from the play I'm going to play for my Uncle Nathaniel tomorrow.
HANK
Fire away.
[Jonathan lights the lamps that are back of the screen and pulls the blinds or some cover over the barred windows.
HANK
I wouldn't have all this junk if you'd give it to me. No, sir, when I move I carry my house with me and there ain't much o' that now. (Indicates his clothes)
JONATHAN
All ready. Now you sit there.
[Places Hank on the bench.
He goes behind the screen and taps some bells.
HANK
What's that fer?
JONATHAN
That's to get ready.
HANK
Well, I'm ready.
[Jonathan opens the curtain and discloses a scene from Zenobia.
That's beautiful. It's just like real.
[Jonathan pulls a figure across the stage.
Hello, old man. That's the one I jus' seen. Where's the string?
[Jonathan lifts the string.
JONATHAN
Here it is.
HANK
Now where's that feller goin' to?
JONATHAN (coming out from behind the screen)
Well, you see, Zenobia—
HANK
Zenob—God, what a name!
JONATHAN
They used to have names like that.
HANK
How d' you do it?
JONATHAN
Look, I'll show you a little.
[He goes behind the screen and closes the curtain.
HANK
What you doin' that for? I like to see that picture.