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Quiet, please.

Quiet, please.

The American Broadcasting Company presents Quiet, please, which is written and directed by Willis Cooper, in which features Ernest Chappell.

Quiet, please, for today is called Tap the Heat, both done.

Well, I'm bull-done, and I can lick any man in the house, I'm bull-done, spread through it, touched my name, and I'm from synagogue, and I can lick any man in the house.

Especially Irishers.

In synagogue, I will lick on all Irishers, Austria, and everybody.

We don't get around in synagogue.

Hey, you remember town in synagogue at GoFundMe.com?

It's my own town, Saturday, and when I'm a little kid, I go to school with GoFundMe.com.

GoFundMe.com.

I thought everybody knows who is GoFundMe.com with the glasses and the bombs.

Why do you blow it up that much to find a check, put it out in a storage shelf or rather where they have the big wall?

We don't like people in synagogue.

We don't like nobody, see?

And I don't like you.

What you say, what means synagogue?

It means black mountains.

That's the kind mountains we got in synagogue.

Big, black, mean mountains.

How's this hanging side of black mountains?

What's going on?

Got brigands, hiding mountains.

Got people's heads off.

Where too big guns in hell got knocked out at home.

You don't know the rules in synagogue.

There's a lot of fellows laughing about. They're laughing both guns.

Hey, you better go cut out that laugh and I'll break your head.

You hear me, both guns?

You'll be quiet.

Yeah, that's a gun.

What's your drink?

Beer.

Beer is for babies to bring me shepherds.

Bring me pot of shepherds.

That's better.

Beer.

You're doing some shepherds.

Ha, ha, ha, ha, make your joke.

I have to be in mind the drinks level of it.

Look here.

See?

That's how the drinks level to slide.

Sure, I'm strong, man.

I have to be strong, man.

Come from synagogue on drinks level that make steel kill people.

Huh?

Sure, I make steel kill people.

I'm a man, okay?

And I hate iron shepherds.

Huh?

Sure, I tell you what.

On the call of this fellow man is so dry.

You don't know man is so dry, man is so dry.

Man is so dry, awful dead.

Yeah, you know making dead.

You're not ever going to say some more tap the heat for them.

You always say you're boggling your body.

You tap the heat.

You say you've been boggling your body.

You tap the heat.

You're not ever going to call me boggling.

No more knock on where he is.

Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, not knock me.

You see this?

You know what that is?

That man is so dry.

Hey, stop the music.

Yeah, that's better.

Sure, that man is so dry.

That piece steel, that man is so dry.

Oh, Tony, look nice.

Sure, you buy me some more silver bits.

I tell you all about man is so dry.

Then how you turn into little piece steel.

There, that's the boy I like silver bits.

First I'll tell you about my of eczoric.

My of eczoric is Polish girlfriend.

She and her folks lived on four blocks at a side connoisseur labne.

The father's name is Kazmir.

He got one of eczor off in war in 1916.

A mother's dead.

My eyes got blonde here.

The blue skies I ever see.

My eyes young and got mouth like ripe sherry.

Then she got little sweet in South Chicago.

Now you know what?

I think one time my of eczoric is in love to me.

Yeah, I think so, I just guess.

But your father can my love with my of eczoric.

I say, Maya, you married to me.

No, no, no, no.

I'm not going married, you big fellow, you.

I say, why not married to me, Maya?

No, I'm going to marry speaking man better English than you.

You think I want to be married to big bomb next to you

and drink silver bits all the time?

Then I say, I learned good English, Maya.

I learned saying, now is the time for all good men

to come to the aid of their powering.

He is just like a state today, Maya.

I'm not going to marry big ugly men

that always talk how he cares people all the time.

Then I say, Maya, I only kill four people.

And that is back in Senegal.

I forgot the names of Buddy Van Gromovich.

And if you say so, I don't kill nobody here, Maya, with your neck.

I think you are no good big bomb of them.

Hey, you know what?

She kissed me on my face.

That's Maya, with Sonic.

I'm a Zyra.

Well, Ellie, I didn't keep my promise.

I make the money of a Sonic.

I just kill one man, though.

Man is a liar.

I've never seen Arisha before.

I think he's some kind foreigner he talked for nearly.

I don't like him, but he don't care.

He laughs all the time.

Sometimes he sings songs.

He's in pretty good.

I go down to Maya's house this night.

I stand outside and listen when I hear something

to the wind or you.

You know what I hear to the window.

I hear my answer, do I?

Come on, you miss a kiss, Maria.

You'll never miss one.

No, no, man, I don't give kisses.

I don't give kisses to that big lad

who had a boy friend of yours then.

That lad had a boy friend I got.

That big left footed bargain.

The one on the elected furnace.

I talk to him, but he likes no money.

I talk to him.

He's don't talk like that, man.

Well, he don't love him, do you know, Helena?

What's Helena, man?

Well, that is a term of endearment.

It's frequently indulged in by the people over there at my dear.

And they're speaking to the woman they love.

I love you.

I love you.

Also, I crush them a tree.

And what's I crush them a tree?

Posts in the heart, Helena.

She's only using conversation when one's speaking to the woman he loves.

Do you love me, man?

Why else would I be asking you for a kiss then?

Well, don't you ask all girls for kiss, Marilyn?

That I do not.

Only then I love.

I really do this a kiss then.

I'm afraid, I'm afraid.

I'm afraid.

And what are you afraid of?

Will you tell me?

I've worked on it.

Worked on it.

Worked on it?

Why?

I take that big hand of steel, pusher, and I twist his square head off of my little finger,

and I throw it off in his face.

Whose face you're going to throw my head up?

You need my girl, then you answer her.

I bust you up a little square pieces.

That's what I said while I was climbing through the window.

Huh?

Well, hey.

You don't throw my head in my face, but you give me two black eyes.

You put it in there, pull my ears off my head.

And you know what?

The Maya, she laughs.

She laughs at Bogdan.

So that's why I make up my mind.

That's why I'm going to keep mindless of life.

Nobody laughs at Bogdan.

Spear is made of iron, to which he's added other ingredients.

Carbon is the essential ingredient, and is added to the iron ore during the melting process.

The mass of molten metal in the furnace is called a heat.

And the process of pouring the mass from the furnace into the fire clay lined ladles is called

sapping maybe.

I don't work no more in the steel foundry.

I quit.

I used to work in the steel foundry over in hammer life.

I quit.

I don't want to work no more.

The man has said why are you not there anymore?

So why are I work?

Man has said why are they dead?

Ain't you mad at us?

Yeah.

It's all the length of the weeks.

The whole month is of the wire.

You don't steal even that way maybe too far.

You see they don't have open heart furnaces anymore, and steel foundry where I work.

Got big electric furnaces, so not after I have so many man when you got electric furnaces, I guess.

Or something I don't know.

Lots of people don't like electric furnaces, but I like pretty good.

I like progress.

Such the world.

Sure.

Me, Bogdan, I like these progress.

Man is the wire.

He is kind of roach-nick.

Oh man, he's got everybody what he's going to do.

He fires people all the time and wire more.

But he did me alone in foundry.

He digs strong Irish fella, but he's not big in strong like Bogdan.

And Bogdan is that work.

Bogdan got too many things to hit with.

Billet steel hunks line stone, scoop shovel, big long steel rod wood hook on it.

Plenty things to make Bogdan stronger than man was in foundry.

So he lived me alone pretty much.

Just hold up Bogdan when you're going to tap heat.

And I tap him when he's better, say.

That's my job.

Bogdan taps heat.

He's not full time this man was alive.

But when he's not seen about dark mountains and roses, he's seen pretty good.

Me, I don't see much like work.

I drink, I fight.

That's enough.

But I'm not satisfied with my job.

I want better job, but I talk one day to man was alive, I say.

Man is, you mad on me?

Why did you mad at you Bogdan?

And I haven't your face and were pulpened and just a boy that could do it again.

So why should I be mad at you?

Right, so she was mad on me.

And I got mad at you Bogdan.

You'll feel the weight of me fist on your nose.

That's the way you'll know.

What do you want then?

I don't want to talk to you anymore.

But you like to be vice president in charge of maybe?

Or would you like to be private secretary maybe and run a tie-fries alike?

I can't run no back right now.

Maybe you'd like to go into the pay master's office and count the shillings first.

I don't want to be in Monkian office.

Where do you want to be a Monkian, Bogdan?

Maybe you'd rather be a chimpanzee or a gorilla.

Maybe I could get you to the zoo and shy.

You'd be a very neat orangutan if you had a tail.

I'm not Monkian.

Yes, you are a Monkian, Bogdan.

I made a Monkian here the other night with your girl.

No.

I want to run a electric crane.

You do?

I can run a electric crane.

Listen, Dickie McDonough, that runs the crane on the day shift,

was 31 years learning how to run it I'll have you know.

A murder of Pemberton, that's on the night shift.

He was 12 years just getting to be an apprentice.

I know how to run a electric crane.

You're not on my floor, you're on the electric crane.

Galloping up and down over men's heads with a ladle

for a white heart running steel.

And splashing it all over is all.

I can run electric crane.

Get back to your job, Bogdan.

Whenever you're born, name is.

And don't be bothering me with your ambitions and such.

Go on now.

Oh, God, tap a heap, Bogdan.

Go away, I'm busy.

Nobody going to talk that way to Bogdan.

Don't make you know that.

You didn't find that out.

Didn't you, Manus O'Dwyer?

Look at Manus.

Manus just the whole unit got steel.

Just special heat or white heart and big tea kettle,

just iron carbon-line stone, the Navy and men.

That's all he is.

Manus O'Dwyer, that hit me on the eye and take away my girl,

you have a child that cannot love you,

want to let the crane.

That hit not the monkey with Bogdan.

You're like the furnace is different.

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From the open-heart furnace for melting steel is shaped much like a giant tea kettle.

And when the heat is ready to be tapped, the entire furnace is tipped up on trunnions

and the molten white hot steel is poured from the spout into a ladle in the soaking pit below.

I don't want to see you never know more what's done.

How do you mind if I try to call time not good enough for you?

More than just his bad man for me.

More than I've got to be poor man.

More than I've got to be nothing.

You think I want to be nice?

You're laughing all your life.

You don't love me no more, my God.

I never said I love you, never.

You said you said yes. You give to make peace.

What's the truth?

You can kiss his other father's eye.

I kiss everybody I want to.

You kiss that man is so quiet.

Then man your business I kiss man is so quiet.

Kiss my business.

Quiet your business if I kiss man is so quiet.

Because if you kiss him I bet I'd see you.

Ha, you killer.

Shut the left.

Where am I now?

What's the difference if I swear?

You make me mad, you make me laugh.

Don't say it, shut the left.

I say shut the left every time I run.

No, I love you.

Oh, then I don't love you.

You think you're gonna mind it this morning?

I don't know you.

You're gonna be a widow.

You think that I don't call the police man.

They're gonna hang you.

Oh, I'm not afraid though.

You try and hurt man as they give you some more black eyes.

That's what you do.

No, you...

Please love me.

I love man.

I hate man.

I kill him.

You better sneak up when he's not looking when you try to kill him.

It's only where you can do it.

He's gonna break you in two pieces with a pen.

If you're not gonna marry to me, you're not gonna marry to that man as you're blind.

You wait and see you.

You with or you.

The temperature of molten steel ranges from 3000 to 4000 degrees Fahrenheit,

in which condition it flows like water.

Organic matter brought into contact with molten steel simply vanishes in a brief burst of flame

and is absorbed into the metal itself.

Why the tears in her eye ever beaming?

Not made me love Mary from the roads of Italy.

Oh, man, what you see so sweet.

Ah, this is a song of the own country, a push and a fee.

And it makes me homesick for the darkening mountains above the evening waters.

Black mountains and Alice.

Black mountains are sure.

But mountains in here is of any kind you can push in mind to.

Mostly green under their sun and rain.

Grey in the toys.

And when the shadows of the night fall, I'm trolley.

And mountains are sure enough black.

Black mountains.

Mountains of death, man.

No, no.

Mountains are beauty.

And what's the metadata?

The black mountains.

Fogland tells of the black mountains in his country, two and a quarter.

Oh, forget about them.

He hates your manners.

What could he do to me then?

When both and half the heat.

Yes.

What do you need?

All right.

I stand not too close and watch.

But he stands close.

Oh, he's not an easily frightened man.

He stands close.

But it's bogged in the digs out the fireplace, plug in the furnace spot.

So that the hot steel can pour out.

And that's not a job for a man who's afraid.

Then what did he say, man?

Well, the great gear's grinded and the big furnace tips up.

And the gas flames are licking away at the ladle down in the steel pit.

But the temperature, the steel, of course, too.

Two or three thousand degrees.

Now, Bogdan stands with a kind of a pick at the spousy de kettle.

And he picks away at the hiding clay.

And soon off the little red nose of the first flow breaks through.

Then there's a roar and a white hot steel pours down into the ladle.

And the sparks lift up into the air from the surface of the liquid steel.

And the fly about and burn holes in the men's clothing.

Ah, there's this mellaburned earth and hot steel.

And men stand fascinated each time it happens.

But it's early.

It's like a glimpse into the mouth of hell.

And no man never tires of it.

And though they say these men, Bogdan.

No, Bogdan's not afraid.

What if men fall into the steel and that doesn't happen?

Well, once in a great, great wire.

And what happens then?

He's never seen it.

But they say there's a flush of yellow flame.

And he never the sound of a man's crying out in front of him.

He's gone.

Men as people take a little dab of the steel in which he died.

And that they take and hold the funeral services over the steel.

Or for the man as part of it.

Oh, you know.

Oh, now let's talk of things more pleasant.

All right.

Shall I see you the rose and pull it down?

And what do they do with the rest of the steel?

Well, it's very true.

For the man as part of it.

And there's no talent but what happens if the steel would have been used?

No.

Shall I see again, Alan?

Brother, I want this north side of it.

I don't feel good.

Bring me my bottle of silver.

It's green beer for my sissy friend here.

Where are you at?

He ought to drink silver.

This is for men.

Men like both men.

That man is so glad.

He married my other child.

God, there's silver.

Yeah, that's better.

Yeah, dad.

Dad, dad.

He married Mary of the electronic canal.

Mother of the electronic is the widow.

Just the same like both men say she's going to be.

She widowed.

And out in Cemetery this coffin

would only little piece steel inside.

Little piece steel like this, little piece of steel.

And inside little piece steel is...

Listen.

Do you hear something?

Shut up, you everybody.

You don't hear?

Put your ear down by the little steel in your pen.

You still don't hear?

My mother's singing.

My little supplier.

Hear him just this plain coming inside the little steel in there.

Sure, I hear him last time.

Stop standing.

I sing right along with him.

See?

He's...

He's in a bad, dark water.

Was there I met Mary?

The wolves are trelley.

We sing pretty good together about us to be.

My mother said I couldn't hear them.

My you said I couldn't hear them.

But my is the widow.

Well, Mary of the electronic.

And my nurse?

How you like my nurse?

You're done monkey around with Bogdan.

Bogdan, pretty smart guy.

And he don't like nobody.

Bogdan don't even like Mary of the electronic no more.

God don't even like me.

Manus of Dwyer 33, a farmer in the number one foundry,

was instantly killed today when he fell into a 15-ton ladle full of molten steel.

The only witness to the tragedy was Bogdan Petrovich, a laborer who lost three fingers of his left hand.

The thing is, I pushed him with my left hand.

I bumped my hand against the edge of the ladle.

It was hot.

And not so hot like the steel that was flowing into it from the big decadal though.

Not so hot like where Manus of Dwyer.

We talk to you.

The big quadriver of steel that comes out of the spouty splice down.

You listen to your only de gears making noises from the tip of the kettle up higher,

to get all the steel.

You hear whistles where clean and scooping down above our heads to lift up ladle and make it a light process.

You hear all kinds noises from the tip of the kettle.

You hear Manus of Dwyer poking your ear.

Bogdan, get off the floor and get a lift.

And you hear yourself say, I'm not scared.

You hear yourself say, you scared Manus of Dwyer.

And whistles make noise you look through black goggle at Manus of Dwyer.

And you see he's only mad and that is steel down there.

And you laugh at Manus of Dwyer.

Manus of Dwyer, you holler.

Oh, you laugh and act your face full, huh?

And you hear yourself say, I see something close on top, steel down there.

And then you look through black goggle.

You see Manus of Dwyer lean over and see what you point.

I put my hand left hand on his shoulder and I holler.

There, see.

And he lean far over.

And whistle blow out and you look up late beneath.

I give him just little chill shobs for all of them.

Just like a matchfeller.

You go make things out.

Never see him again.

So you hear me holler, hey, hey.

You got about Manus causing steel.

And all men come running.

We show out for him.

Nobody can do nothing.

No more Manus of Dwyer and I see him at all.

Only I can smell him.

They'll be able to smell it.

Steel, I can play.

And you know, big noises in front of me.

I can hear.

Listen.

What you hear down by steel, Inga, is all that's left of him.

Also Dwyer, see if you hear him.

Love.

Huh?

Come on, both of them.

Time to go home.

You go where you owe women you.

Time to go home.

I go home when I get ready.

Come, both of them.

Yeah.

You know who this woman, this old woman is.

You know that.

You tell him out what is your name, old woman.

Come, both of them.

Tell him your name he wants to know.

I'm Mario Vichoric, Dwyer P12.

Hey, you see.

He says he was never going to marry to me.

Now I have some more clever words.

No more, both of them.

You have had enough for tonight.

I say I want it to Mario.

He says you will not marry to me.

I said I wouldn't marry you.

Now you know what happened to Manus.

But Mario can't prove it.

Hey, can you marry her?

But you will die.

Manus didn't kill me.

Manus will.

Manus will.

You take this little old steel, Inga.

You'll be strong, both of them.

Haha.

Come on, Manus.

Let's sing.

The pale moon was rising above the green mountains.

The sun was declining.

The riddle of Bogdan Petrovich, former steel worker,

who was killed last Thursday when a small injured steel

was keeping for a souvenir, fell from a shelf

above his head and crashed his skull.

It will make her debut a night at the idol-hour theatre

as a singer.

Mrs. Petrovich, the former Mario Bicharic,

will present a group of Irish songs,

including the popular ballad, Rose of Trali.

Mrs. Petrovich will be remembered

as the widow of Manus of Dwyer.

Mrs. Petrovich will be remembered as the widow of Manus of Dwyer.

The title of today's quiet-please story

is, Zap the Heat Bogdan.

It was written and directed by Willis Cooper,

and the man who spoke to you was Ernest Chantal.

There are a lot of seviscuits like Maya,

J. Petrovich, his mother's,

and Carl and Ray told how steel is made.

As usual, music for quiet-please is played by Alfred Perman.

Alfred, what about next week?

Here is our writer, director, Willis Cooper.

Thank you for listening to quiet-please.

My story for next week is called

The Who's Valentine?

And so until next week at the same time,

I am quietly yours.

Ernest Chantal.

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