N you find in an old theater and cinema enabled. Most of the public attending the screening has been previously invited by the authors of "The Great Orchestra of animals" is off, reading the paper that were given at the entrance ...
T an only a small group of two young a mule and two lemurs, hurried down the center aisle of the theater in search of their seats. Everything is submerged in darkness, and silence is interrupted only occasionally by a cough or the hoot of an owl restless. A fast beam of light corresponding to an usher's flashlight and points to an empty chair you sit in it.
T ras few seconds of total darkness, a spotlight shines on the slow pull back the curtain of the stage garnet and we look forward to the small screen projection, the film director, who speaks the microphone stand having at his side.
- S ord, ladies, loved animals, I am pleased to see so many well-known among the public and new ones have just joined. Have seen an advance in the form of animated film of the humble picture book "The Great Orchestra of animals."
- E l book will soon be available from the hand of Thule editions . (The speech is interrupted when they hear the last word of the title by enthusiastic roars and squawks, which are publicly rebuked by the more formal).
- C hen the issue date of this particular witness may be re-viewed here, if desired, in projection rooms spacious and comfortable, with today's pass premiere before an audience previously selected for their appreciation of contrasting views and for their talent.
- G hanks to all animals and humans, for their assistance.