1. My, there're a lot of people [here].

2. I don't like it - I can't see anything [or] hear anything.

3. The play hasn't started yet, that's all.

4. As soon as the play starts, people'll quiet down and you'll be able to hear.

5. We'll go find seats in front, and then you'll be able to see.

6. I see three seats over there - let's hurry!

(They reach the seats and sit down.)

7. Is this comfortable?

8. Yes, and I can see fine, too.

9. My, they fixed the theater up very nicely.

10. What is it you like best ('most') when you see a play?

11. I like the songs the best - I hope they sing a lot.

12. They use students to play [the parts] and they're good at it, too.

13. Yes. Girls are easily trained.

14. I like to hear them sing - they have beautiful voices.

15. Everything's fine, only I think they ought to have men play the men's parts instead of having women play all [the parts].

16. If you want to see men play, you'll have to go to the movies.

17. Do you come to the theater often?

18. No, not often. I like the movies better.

19. Then net time we'll go to the movies, shall we?

20. If you like. Next week they're showing a new Thai movie.

21. That's good. I like Thai movies better than American ones.

22. My English is very poor - when I hear it I scarcely know what it's all about.

23. The curtain's rising!

24. The music's awfully pretty, and the colored lights are quite nice, too.

25. Yuphaa! How come they're clapping so loudly?

26. They're clapping for the heroine - that's the one at the extreme left.

27. And the hero? Which one is he?

28. The hero hasn't come out yet - you'll have to wait a little bit.

29. They've put out all the lights except on the stage - it's dark here now.

30. Yes. The play's going to start now.

31. Are you sleepy, Yuphin? They play's nearly over.

32. I'm not sleepy at all. I was just lost in enjoying [the play].

33. When the play's over, I'd like to take you to raatchawo for a snack.

34. Thank you.

35. They've finished the national anthem now - let's go.