Hello everybody, E here. Welcome back to another book review. Today we're talking about this book, without a cover. I hate it when I get these because I don't, this is a really nice cover also, which is one of the reasons why I wanted to read this one. I requested this from Atria Publishing. This is the same place I got the mansion, same place I got the, what was it, Us Against Them and Barretown, same place. Anyways, why I'm bringing all that up is I've reviewed them positively. I've reviewed them negatively. They're also the publisher of Carolina Ketnes' You and Hidden Bodies, which are fantastic. So I've given this company both positive and horribly negative reviews. This one I am glad to say is another positive. So we got two positives back to back, which is the electric state and this one. So watching you by Lisa Jewel, this is her 16th novel. It blows my mind that there can be an author out there that has 16 previous novels and I have never heard of them. No offense to Lisa Jewel, of course, there's just so many authors. It's hard to keep track of everybody. Anyway, so watching you is her newest release. It is out, let's see here. Oh, I've been telling everybody the wrong date. December 26th, so it's a day after Christmas is when this one comes out. This is good. I wasn't shocked at how good it was. I was a little bit surprised because it's a, just, it feels like, when you first get into it, it feels like your typical domestic thriller. That's what it feels like. And the whole reason I wanted it was, yes, it had a pretty cover. I might try to put up the pretty cover right here if I can find it online. Hopefully it's there, hopefully I'm not pointing at nothing. I'll put up the pretty cover, but I wanted it because of that cover and it had a stalkery vibe. I love stalker stories. It's one of the only domestic thriller tropes that I enjoy, kind of like you hidden bodies, of course. And what was it? Our kind of cruelty by airmentahall. Those three books loved those books and this was along the same vein. I think I just liked that trope. I think I liked that subgenre of domestic thrillers. If it has some kind of stalking in it, I am all down for it. And if it has a stalker that is likable or that doesn't know they're a stalker or it doesn't realize they're the stalker, even more so. I got goosebumps right now just thinking about it. I don't even need to draw. But anyways, our meat. But I had a blast with this. My favorite character was Freddy. There's a chapter. Chapter 59 was my favorite chapter. It's super short. It's only a page long, but it's my favorite chapter in the book.  And what I mean by that is it is one twist after another. It felt to a point finally there at the end. It felt whereas getting forced. This twist, this twist, this twist began that twist.  Which is funny because the very last twist of the book was the twist I was expecting the entire time. But then I started getting all these other twists. And it was like, okay, maybe I'm wrong. Maybe they won't go there. But if I had written this book, I would have done this twist. And I'll be damned. That was the very last twist of the book was on the final page. So that was cool that that was included in there. Usually I don't like predictability in things, but this was this was fine because it just felt natural. When a twist feels natural, I don't mind it as much. Some of the twists in this one didn't feel as natural. One big one felt very hamfisted. It felt very forced. And that's the only reason I'm dropping this from a five to a four. But otherwise, every other piece of content in here is great. There are some truly, truly beautiful scenes in this book. There's a topic of Asperger syndrome that is kind of it's not kind of it's near and dear to my own heart, my own family. And her bringing up the characters and the character interactions in here of someone with that affliction, but it was amazing. I like and it's not, I don't really like calling it an affliction, but it's just a different way of your mind working. I appreciated the normalizing of it. I appreciated that. I also appreciated her tackling people seeing it as different, but not harping on the difference. So all that worked really, really well. And I enjoyed it very much so. And if you trying to get this without spoilers, but if you want to know the plot twist that bothered me, it was the bullying aspect felt so super forced. Everything else could have come off of that last page twist. Everything could have worked just with that twist alone.   But anyways, I did like it. I did enjoy it. I'm giving it a very solid four out of five stars. But until next time, I have an E. You have an U. This has been another book review. I'll talk to you guys later. Bye. Bye.


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Hey there friends, thanks for checking in. It's time for another handgun showdown where the viewers of this channel decide Which company makes the better handguns today? It's Taurus versus Canik and I'm looking forward to getting into this But before we do that, I have to report back the results from the last handgun showdown where we featured six hour versus Smith & Wesson and by a landslide I was actually shocked. I thought it would be closer than it was But Smith & Wesson won big time and I think it was the revolver line that really took them over the top and well-passed Six hour, but we've got a good one today Taurus versus Canik so let's get to it. Let's begin with Taurus We'll start with the new Taurus G3 it very much mimics the Taurus G2C except for its larger Taurus is calling it a full-size handgun and it's a third generation so it does have some improvements It offers three-finger contact on the grip. It has a four-inch barrel magazine that carries 15 and 17 rounds pick rail front serrations Has adjustable or drift adjustable rear sights pinned in front sight But one of the greatest improvements is the trigger and I'm measuring it just under five pounds But it has a larger trigger bar safety much more comfortable and a nice Trigger pull and the reset is right there for the follow-up shots. I took it to the range I love it You know it has so many qualities to it at a budget price and many people do enjoy that thumb safety there that They consider the new Taurus G3 a phenomenal handgun and it is gaining popularity But not to be outdone The new Taurus revolver it's a Taurus tracker 692 and this is a multicalibur, which means it will shoot 38 special 357 magnum and 9 millimeter you can see it has an unfluted cylinder there a three inch ported barrel and A ramped up front sight with an orange insert and the rear sight is Adjustable now they make the same model with a six and a half inch barrel, but this three inch barrel is Fine for me a rubber grip a bit spongy on there and Seven rounds in the cylinder what makes this attractive is that you can change out the cylinder just by pushing this button here pulling off the cylinder and then Throwing in the nine millimeter cylinder, which gives the the shooter many different calibers Well three different calibers to choose from double action pretty standard and then the single action I'm measuring between six and well right around six pounds sometimes six and a quarter But a nice overbuilt revolver that I was super impressed with when I shot 357 magnum and it has gained like the G3 Much popularity over the past couple months the canik TP 9 line has grown Substantially over the years and here is their newest release. It's called the canik TP 9 elite Subcompact it is their smallest model and the TP 9 line with a 3.6 inch barrel tungsten finish on the slide It offers an additional backstrap a 12 and 15 round magazine For a full-size grip on the gun it is ambidextrous with the slide stop You can see that it is on both sides of the magazine release can be switched over making it left-handed friendly It's an optics ready model which a lot of shooters enjoy it does have a drift adjustable rear sight and a pendant front sight Front serrations and a striker fire indicator, but what I really like is that trigger You can see it does have a trigger bar safety that is red But it breaks just under five pounds and here is the reset right there right out of the case I took it to the range of shot incredibly well So impressed with it and a lot of people love canik handguns and I think that is why But the one gun that I own that offers more than any other gun that I've ever experienced is right here And it's the canik TP 9 SFX their full-size competition model that Offers so much in the case. I won't even be able to get through it all But it also has a tungsten finish cutouts on the slide Fiber-optic front sight drift adjustable rear sight optic ready also includes four plates magazine release Comes with different heights. You could change that out. They have them in the case 20 round magazines and A pick rail and a lot of other things both of these also come with holsters in the case All right, so canik says with this gun you could hit the range Immediately and compete with it without having to get anything else that you need and I think that's true But what I really like also is the trigger it breaks right around four pounds and there is your reset check out that reset once again Just an incredible handgun I'm very much impressed with this so which company do you feel makes the best handgun? Is it Taurus or is it canik? Go ahead leave comments below I look forward to adding them all up here and what you guys have to say in reporting the results with the next Handgun showdown if you like videos like this, please subscribe and share. I always appreciate thumbs up button Thanks for watching and you guys be safe


My name is Caroline Angessa. I'm from Kenya. I've been studying at the University of Newcastle, New South Wales, and I've been studying a master's in public health. I've been embraced by the spirit of the Australian people, the easygoing nature, the friendliness, the kindness, and of course the beauty of the Newcastle beaches. I absolutely will miss that. And I know that I'm going to leave with a degree, but above the degree, I know I'll also leave having made friends and memories. For me, the student contact officers have been my family in Australia.  So they've basically been my mom, my dad, my brother, and my sister. There's so many different cultures in Australia, you know. I didn't expect that coming from Kenya. I did expect a lot of Australians, but not people from all different parts of the world. So that surprised me. My motivation to study in Australia was because I talked to somebody who talked to me about the Australia Awards, and it met the criteria of what I was looking for. What I've learnt most in Australia that would be helpful for me in my day-to-day would be, I think, more globally now. Before I came, I used to think, you know, a lot in my own shell, in my own country, and now I've been made to think in a global way. I don't just think about my local circumstances. I think about international issues. And I think that will probably help me best because my perspectives have grown. My contribution to development is my passion for maternal and child health. And I've taken the opportunity while I was here to learn everything I can on maternal and child health. I've also been able to do a special project on it, which has really helped me delve into the issue, not just, again, locally, but internationally. So I'm confident with the information and the knowledge I have and the skills I have to go back and make that change. Fortunately, I've been offered to work on a maternal and child health programme, so that fits in.


The House of Squib presents Academy Award. Every week Squib brings you Hollywood's finest. The great picture plays, the great actors and actresses. Techniques and skills chosen from the honor roll of those who have won or been nominated for the famous Golden Oscar of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. And now, E.R. Squibbin's manufacturing chemist of the medical profession since 1858 brings you the distinguished star, Mr. Frederick March, who has three times been nominated as Best Actor of the Year and in 1931 won the Academy Award. You will hear Mr. March in one of the most famous of all, Academy Award-winning pictures. That great drama of Hollywood, A Star is Born, which as best original story won the 1937 Academy Award. Music High heels, low heels, flicking across the lobby of my little Hollywood hotel. High heels, low heels that have come from all over America to win a place in the movies. Anything for me, Pop? Anything for Esther Blodgett? Yes, Blodgett. Well, let me see. Nope, nothing. How was the luck today? There wasn't any. Maybe you don't go at it right. Now you take Danny McGuire here. He knows the ropes, don't you, Danny? Sure. Had him around my neck for years. Miss Blodgett? Mr. McGuire. Mr. McGuire works in pictures. When he works, how are you? I'm not working at all. I'm just beginning to think I'll never get a job. I guess I'm beginning to get a little scared. Uh-oh. Well, there's only one thing to do for that feeling when you're tired and sunken down to your last nickel.  MUSIC Ah, feel better, Esther? Yes, Danny. And when I sign my contract, the first thing I'm going to do is to see that you direct every picture I make. And another thing I'll insist on is that Norman Maine plays my leading role. Atta girl. Hey, how did he get in here? Oh, he's been my ideal for ages. Yeah? Uh, look, Esther, since you won't go back home and you're meant to stick here in Hollywood, you gotta eat. Right. And to eat, you gotta work. Right. So, uh, well, believe it or not, I, uh, I got a job for you. Danny? Oh, that's wonderful. When do I go to the studio? Uh, well, you don't exactly go to a studio. It's to be a waitress. You see, it's kind of a movie job, in a way. He said it was to be a waitress. Yeah, but it's waitressing for Casey Burke, the big director over at our studio. He's throwing a party tomorrow and I could celebrate on account of finishing the picture and he told me to get him an extra waitress. Oh, a lot of people will see you, honey, and... and it's five bucks. MUSIC Hello, Oliver, do you want to fire me? No, wait till you see the picture. I'm not a director anymore. I'm a male nurse. Oh, Burke, what's the matter with the picture? The guy named Norman Maine. His work is beginning to interfere with his drinking. You do all right with Norman. Yeah, I'm told I make some marvelous bromo-seltzer. Excuse me, Oliver Darling, Mr. Libby from the Obesity Department is here. Something about Mr. Maine.  Hey, yes, Libby. Your star, Norman Maine, was apprehended driving an ambulance down Wilshire Boulevard with the siren going full blast. He explained he was a tree surgeon on his way to a maternity case. Yeah, well, will it be in the papers? No, no, it won't be in the papers. But it's a nice, expensive hobby of yours, keeping Mr. Maine's informal entertainment out of the public press. Oh, my good. Is he in it? No, no, he's not in the poking. He's out on bail in that Thucenberg Roadster of his, probably aiming in the general direction of this party. MUSIC Norman, I've made a lot of money. With you, I can stand a loss or two, but I hate to see you go the way of so many others. Well, Oliver, why don't you get Lloyds to insure you against me? You can't get insurance against a man forgetting who he is.  But there's nobody so big he can afford to have people refuse to work with him. Who doesn't want to work with me? I know plenty of people who do. Yeah, so do I, Norman. But your real friends can't stand seeing you fall apart. What do you mean by that? Your friends are always the same, Norman. Not being able to remember your lines. The cameraman's struggling to cover up your hangovers. All because you've got to have a good time. Every day, every night. I've warned you for a long time, Norman. A drink, Mr. Mayne? See, who cast this party? Who's the beautiful waiter? Well, where are you going, beautiful? Oh, I give up. God, this is very good. You make it with your two little hands. No, I didn't. Oh, I'm sorry. I've got to stay away from the dining room. Oh, no, I don't go away. Oh, I'm sorry. I must help, sir, the buffet, Mr. Mayne. Of course we must. How careless of me to forget. You've got very pretty hair. Please, Mr. Mayne, you better not stay here.  Come on, come on, this is no place for you. We've got to get out of here. I can't. I've got to stay here. My dear, you're much too pretty to be a waitress than I'm much too bored to be a guest. I bet I know what you're going to say now. What? Good night. Good night, Mr. Mayne. Oh, no, no, wait a minute.  Why is it foolish? Look at you. Yeah, that's what I mean. Now, I'd like to go into this matter rather thoroughly. Oh, that's awfully nice of you. So, why don't we go on up to my place and talk it over? Oh, no, thank you very much, but I really must say good night. You're not angry? I'm, uh, hungry. Why don't you go get something to eat? Oh, I see. Well, uh, good night, Miss Plodgett. Good night, Mr. Mayne. Oh, wait a minute. At least I can see you to the door. Well, I see you again. I hope so. Has anyone ever told you that you're lovely? Oh, yeah. Well, now you know. Thank you. This, uh, this is hard to say, but I want to say it anyway. On the screen, I'm a, well, you know, in private life, you know, but whatever I do, I still respect lovely things. And you're lovely.  And it's not that whiskey I've been drinking that's talking of it. I'm glad. Good night. Good night. Hey. Hey, wait a minute. You mind if I take just one more look? Norman. Oh, what have you done now? Oh. Oh, yes, I see. Oh, yes. So it's that again, huh? Oh, sure. She, she's beautiful. Sure, I know. Want me to give her a screen test? Yeah. Certainly she has wonderful possibilities. You know she's got something. You know all the others had something, too. Oliver, she has that sincerity and honestness. I mean, that sincerity and honestness that makes a great actress. I'm so sure of this girl, I want to do the test with her myself. I'm determined to save you from making a terrible mistake from letting another studio snap her up.  You give her a test? Swell. Swell, Oliver. I'll call her up myself. In just a moment, you will hear the second part of Academy Award. Now that warm summer days are here again, you'll find squib dental cream more refreshing than ever. You like its frosted flavor, cool with a tang of dewy, fresh mint. You like the brisk, invigorating action of squib dental cream. 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And now the House of Squib presents Part 2 of Academy Award, starring Frederick March in A Star Is Born. Okay, Joe, slate it. Screen test number 12-432, that's the bludger, director C. Burke, cameraman Haley.  Put a silk on the bride. No, not the inky one. That's the one. Is this light too hot, Haley? Okay, but cut down on your backlight. Put a double on that nightie. I think she's going to do swell, don't you, Mr. Burke? If I could tell that Danny, the studios wouldn't have to make tests and I'd get a million dollars a year. Uh, yes, Mr. Burke. Listen, gentlemen, this is just a test. Have you forgotten by any chance is a football game this afternoon? Ready now, Mr. Burke. Already, Mr. Burke. Okay, Mr. Burke, we can go now, Mr. Burke. Ready, ready, all set. Uh, we're ready, Mr. Burke. All right, let's take it. Ready, Norman? Ready. Ready, Mr. What's your name? Oh, you'll soon know your name as the whole world's going to know it. But I'm so scared. They better not try it today. Don't be silly, honey. They all had to go through this. Bergman, Betty Davis, Myrneloi, and now Esther Blodgett. All right, I'm ready. Quiet. Quiet! This is safe. Roll him. Ready. All right, Miss Blodgett. I may as well tell you that my whole organization thinks I've got nuts to sign you. But, uh, well, maybe they're right. I've been nuts before. I hope you're not wrong. And we won't know for a while. Worst of it is, Norman Maine saw the screen test and now he wants you for his leading lady in his new picture. Oh. As a matter of fact, he insists on it. I could have said no in words of one syllable, but I've got a hunch about you. Oh. Yes, I think the public's going to go for you. That's all that matters, even if you can't act. Oh. Oh, by the way, what is your name, anyway? My name? Oh, oh, my name is Esther Blodgett. No good heavens know. Not that. Why, is there something wrong with it? Well, it's all right for Esther Blodgett, housewife. But it's not good for a star. Now, let me see. You've got to have a name that looks well and not a marquee. Eh, I used to know a girl called Vicki. Yes, I like the name Vicki. Well, now for the last name. Joan Smith Mapuski Edodo. Excuse me, Mr. Niles. There's a Mr. Lester on the phone. Who? Mr. Lester. That's it. That's it, Lester. Vicki Lester. Great. This is Billy Moon from Hollywood. Exclusive. Oliver Niles has done it again. Discovered a new Cinderella. A starlet from the Rockies. Her name is Vicki Lester. And she'll soon have all Hollywood agogs when her new picture with Norman Maine is shown in your home town. Vicki, are you kidding? Is this really your first fight, fight? Yes, Norman. It's so exciting. Get him, gotcha. Shoot your right. Watch, gotcha. Get him. Gotcha. Shoot your right. Get him, gotcha. Shoot your right. Watch, gotcha. Get him. Yes, did me. So you like it, huh? Uh-huh. You like me? Oh, sure I do. You were always my idol. Even way back when I was little. Don't tell me, don't tell me. By the way, will you marry me? No, thank you. Come on, come on, gotcha. Finish it. Why won't you marry me? Because you're not dependable. Shoot that right.  Hey, referee, break him up. Break him up. And you drink too much. Well, suppose I quit drinking. Yes? Give him that right, gotcha. Let him have it. If suppose I became absolutely dependable on all occasions. Hey, it's not him. Get him, gotcha. Ah, see, that was a beautiful right. What a fight. Norman. What? What? Would you do all that for me? Huh? If I said I'd marry you? Ah, no, no. I was just kidding. I can't believe it. But it's true, Mrs. Main. It's true. It's true. It's true. It's true. It's true. It's true. Mrs. Main, it's true. That's your new house. This is your new grass. Those are other trees. And here's your new husband. Oh, Norman. Yeah. Carry me across the threshold. Sure.  Oh, Norman, I'm so happy. I'm so lucky. It'll always be like this, won't it, Norman? Sure, darling. You like me as a bride, don't you? Just wait, or you'll know me as a husband. I can't wait. I thought we were going to live at the beach. Oh, well, we'll still keep the house at the beach. But this is special. I mean, this is our castle that used to be in the air.  When we come in those gates, we'll check the studio outside. Uh-oh. I'll take it, darling. Yes. No. No, Miss Lester isn't at home yet. No, I'm not the butler. But I can take a message just as well as he can. Honest. Oh. Oh, yes, the Academy dinner. Or I'll let you know. Hold on a minute. Mr. Norman Mayn has just come in. Would you like to talk with him about the dinner? Oh. Oh, I see. You wouldn't. Yes. Yes, I'll tell Miss Lester when she comes in. Come on. Oh, please, no. Oh, forget it, darling. I just didn't realize. You see, sweet, a new star is born. Let's, uh, let's go look at the swimming pool. Oh, Oliver. Well, hello, Norman. I, uh, come over here to ask a question. Now he is a friend, Oliver. Well, sure. Sure, go ahead. Shoot. Oliver, do you think I'm slipping? Well, Norman, I, uh... Can you take it? Go ahead. Well, the tent is wrong, Norman. You're not slipping. You slipped. They might... My fan mail is still big. Oh, Norman, we're not through yet, you know. Either of us. I've got a swell script lined up for you. Yeah, but about us, darling.  Well, as a matter of fact, you just... Just so happens, there's, uh... There isn't anything for her in this picture. I'd more or less plan to star her in a picture of her own. Maybe with that young Pemberton, he's coming along, you know, very nicely. Good for young Pemberton. All right, Oliver, we'll make a try at it. Let's hope it's not too late. Yeah. Let's hope it's not too late. There you are, darling. What's new today? Oh, nothing. I haven't been out of house. Let's go somewhere tonight. No, you're tired. You've been to the studio all day with stay-ins. Oh, I'm not tired, really. Oh, yes you are. You've got a hard day ahead of you. Anyway, I see so little of you. I'd rather have you to myself. But it's a servant's night out, Norman. I'm going to cook. I'm learning to cook in my spare time. Then I'll think of marrying you. I guess you want to make an honest cook out of me. Look, I'm about to unveil a kingly repat. Well, how's it look? Wonderful. I agree.  Just pitch in. Even if the sandwiches do look a little large.  That's too bad. Next time I'd better measure it and make them the size. A little hard to lift, too. We could have some cold beer. No, Norman. Well, that is, you could have some. I'd, I'd watch. I haven't broken my promise, darling. I haven't had a drop of alcohol in... Well, since we've been married. Oh, my God. I love you so. And it must run in the family. Because this tea-total and old wreck loves you with that great love. How about a little tiny kiss? That's what I wait for all day. Don't answer it, Norman. Maybe I'll go away. No, I never go away at a time like this. I'll be right back. Vicki, you're left to live here? Package. I signed for it? Who are you? I'm her husband. Okay, sure. Sign right here, Mr. Lester. Mr... Mr. Lester? Oh, great. Hello, Mr. Main. Haven't seen you at the trek in a long time. How did it be? Same as usual? No, no, I've reformed, Sam. I'll have some ginger ale, please. Well, if it isn't Mr. America of yesteryear. Hello, hello, Libby. How's the press agent business? Aren't you away without your keeper? I heard you were tied to the reservation. I've been keeping pretty close to home, Libby. It gets pretty dull, doesn't it? A lot of time to kill since you retired from the hurly burly of the screen. Yeah, yeah, it gets dull. Esther's away a lot, you know. I wouldn't complain about that if I were you. It's nice somebody in the family's making a living.  I don't want to forget we're friends. Friends? Friends, my eye. Listen, I got you out of your jams because it was my job, not because I was your friend. I don't like you. I never did like you.  That's pretty worth, Libby. Always wait until they're done. Then take them. Say, listen, you fixed yourself nice and comfortable. They can live off your wife now.   Okay, Mr. Maine. There. That's what I've been waiting for. Lie there on the floor, glamour-puss, and take the couch. What? Norman Maine? He's drunk again. He's been drunk for years. Yeah, but don't tell him. I guess he's sorry. He can't even get up off the floor. Oh, yes, he can.  Yeah, plenty of ice, Sam. And a bottle of scotch. Is he sober yet?  He's been drunk for weeks. No. Are you wrong, Oliver? Drunk for months. Not weeks. He's sleeping now. Oh, no, he isn't, darling. He's listening to you. Vicky, do you still love him? Yes, Oliver, I do. I'm going to stay with him and I'm going to try to help him. Vicky, I've got to tell you something. I don't want to hear it. I don't care what you have to say about my career. I'll give up pictures. I'm going away for good with Norman. But you can't do that. You're at the very peak of your success. You worked hard to achieve it while he... Oh, Norman is through and he won't admit it. He's dragging it down with him. What if he heard you say that? He's asleep. Probably passed out. You've tried to defend Norman. You said he helped you to make a career. I say nobody can help people with careers. You've made your own career. It's your life. I belong with my husband. It's your life you're giving up, Vicky. Maybe I can give Norman back to him. Goodbye, Oliver. Thank you for everything. Well, good morning. Or is it evening, darling? Good evening, Norman. I must have slept like a log. Yes, you have been sleeping. You do? You're jittery, darling. I'm just coming out of the jitters and you're just going in. This is a swell house, though. I feel like being an athlete this evening. I thought I'd take a dip in the ocean. Swim? At the time of night? Oh, sure. I'm a reformed character. What I need is to build up my muscles.  Come on in with me. Norman, I freeze. I'm a sunbathe. Sure you are. Well, I'm off to the briney deep. I'll have something warm for you to eat, darling.  Good wife. See, hold that pole. Why? Hold it. Do you mind if I take it? One more look. It's cold. Shit. Why shouldn't the Pacific Ocean be cold, Mr. Maine? The Pacific should be nice and cold. Considering that it's about to be your grave, Mr. Maine. Yes. It's waiting out there for you, Mr. Maine. And it plays for keeps. What am I doing this for? Turn back, Mr. Maine. Turn back before it's too late. No, I'll give up. I'm going away for good. You're at the very peak of your success. Norman is through, and he won't admit it. He's dragging you down with him. Oh, no, he isn't. No, he isn't. Norman Maine is going down alone. No! Oh, yes, you are, Mr. Maine. She's down. She's down. The entire picture industry has come to the Chinese theater for this opening tonight. Come to pay tribute to a great star in what has been called her greatest performer. The girl who won the heart of Hollywood, Miss Vicki Lester. 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