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PLAYING CLASSICAL MUSIC

Don't tell me
I've grown accustomed to that face.

CONTINUES PLAYING CLASSICAL MUSIC

YAWN S

SNORING

SLAMS KEYS

PLAYING CLASSICAL MUSIC

You never know how Beethoven
is going to affect someone.

Disgraceful.

Dance, dance, dance.

If you keep on hanging around
with that stupid dog, Linus,

you'll end up just as worthless as he is.

You'll be nothing.

Do you hear me?

You'll be nothing!

500 years from now,
who'll know the difference?

SIGHS

Youth never listens.

PLAYING CLASSICAL MUSIC

Did anyone ever tell you
that you have pretty eyes, Schroeder?

Musicians get unnerved when...
When you tell them they have pretty eyes.

Schroeder, do piano players
make a lot of money?

Money? Who cares about money?

This is art.
This is great music I'm playing.

And playing great music is an art.

Do you hear me? An art.

Art, art, art, art, art!

You fascinate me.

PLAYING CLASSICAL MUSIC

I'll bet I know something you don't know.

What's that?

GRANDIOSE CLASSICAL MUSIC PLAYING

Beethoven now comes in spray cans.

PLAYING CLASSICAL MUSIC

Schroeder, I think it's disgraceful
the way Lucy bothers you.

And she's always asking everyone,

"Why does he have to play
that stupid piano?"

I think that's terrible.

Incidentally, why do you always
have to play this stupid piano?

What are you doing here?

Who wants to know?

Maybe Ijust like music.

-Do you like Beethoven?
-What?

If you're gonna hang around here,
you've gotta like Beethoven.

All right,
but I'll just have a small glass.

BOTH GRUNT

You blew it, kid.

Meh.

What's the matter, Sally?
Why are you angry?

I'm mad. I'm mad at the whole world.

Are you mad at everybody
in the whole world?

I'm mad at everybody.

How about all the trees
and all the flowers?

I'm mad at them too.

I'm mad at everything.

Are you mad at the sky? And the stars?

Are you mad at the ground?
Are you mad at all the rocks?

Even at the cars and buildings
and TV and circuses?

And roller skates and bracelets?

You didn't mention jump ropes.

Oh, are you mad atjump ropes too?

I'm especially mad at stupid jump ropes.

Oh, but I love you, Linus.

No matter what I do,
Schroeder won't notice me.

I've found out that the only way
to attract older men is to flatter them.

They really like to be flattered.

They really seem to need it.

Well, maybe you're right.

YELLS

PLAYING CLASSICAL MUSIC

You're cute, you know that?

You're so cute, I think I'm gonna give you
a big hug and a kiss on the nose.

That's real concentration.

Do you know what love is?

READING ON-SCREEN TEXT

On paper, he's great.

I guess I'm the kind of person
who is kind of hard to get to know.

My personality doesn't |ie
right on the surface.

The real me is deep.

But I'm well worth all the time it takes
to understand me.

In other words, to know me is to love me.

Ugh! I can't stand it.

SIGHS

That Schroeder is as wishy-washy
as you, Charlie Brown.

He won't ever commit himself to anything.

Why is it that boys never
wanna commit themselves?

All it would take to make me happy
is to have Schroeder say he likes me.

Is this asking too much, Charlie Brown?

Well, |--

Put yourself in my shoes, Charlie Brown.

What would you do, huh? What would you do?

-Well, |--
-If a person honestly likes a person,

and lets that person know that the person
is liked by the other person,

wouldn't you agree that that person
would then express his true feelings,

that he likes the other person?

-Well, |--
-Wouldn't he, huh? Wouldn't he?

Perhaps I should be more reserved.

And by my actions only,
let Schroeder know my true feelings.

-Well, |--
-Well, thanks, Charlie Brown.

You've been a big help.
I'll try what you said on Schroeder.

PLAYING CLASSICAL MUSIC

Hi, sweetie.

Sweetie?

Look what I have.

Ifwe were married, Schroeder,

I'd come in every morning
with my feather duster

and I'd dust the top of your piano.

Then I'd dust the keys.

And then, just before I'd leave the room,

I'd lean over with my feather duster

and with a coy look on my face,
I'd sort of go,

"Kitchie-kitchie-kitchie."

PLAYING CLASSICAL MUSIC

Well, of course we could always
leave out the kitchie-kitchie-kitchies.

SIGHS

You don't like me, do you, Schroeder?

No, I never have liked you

and I doubt very much
if I ever will like you.

But we won't let that stand in the way
of our eventual marriage, will we?

I can't comprehend what you're saying.

Well, what I mean is
when you and | get married, we'll--

No, I can't comprehend that.

I can't conceive of that ever happening.

CLEARS THROAT

You know, Schroeder,

if you ever wanted
to lean over and kiss me--

-Good grief.
-I wouldn't mind.

I mean, after all, there's nothing wrong
with a little kiss between friends.

On the ear. Why, how quaint.

How like a musician.

SMOOCHING

YELLING

LUCY GROANS

If the girls in women's lib ever found out
howl throw myself at that man

they'd take away my life membership.

Most humiliating, of course,
was being kissed by...

By that dog.

I hate dog germs.

But I can't help myself.

I can't get Schroeder off my mind.

I've just gotta find some way

to make him realize
that we're meant for each other.

SNOOPY GROANS

| just can't understand it.

| just can't think of another way
to get that dumb musician to notice me.

If my own natural beauty and intelligence

fails to make Schroeder
pay attention to me

I don't know what will.

Kiss? You mean give him a big kiss?

That's good advice.

It's a great idea.

COINS CLINKING

Good grief.

COIN CLINKS

PLAYING CLASSICAL MUSIC

KISSES

I've been kissed by a girl. Ugh!

I've been poisoned. Get some iodine.
Get some hot water.

Look out, everybody.

I'm gonna be crabby
for the rest of the day.

| just don't know what to do.

I've tried everything
and I can't get Schroeder to notice me.

Here comes Peppermint Patty.

She always seems to come up
with answers to problems.

Maybe she can help.

-Hi, Sally. Hi, Lucille.
-Lucille?

What's with you, Lucille?
You look down in the dumps.

Oh, she's trying to get Schroeder
to pay some attention to her.

A-ha! L’amour.

He's the kid who's always banging
away at the piano, right?

That's him all right.

Hey, listen, Lucille,
I think I can solve your problem

and you can help me at the same time.

The PTA is giving a big benefit
and I'm supposed to line up talent.

Tell you what, I'll fix it up so Schroeder
gets to make his professional debut.

That ought to make you a hero with him.

You mean it?

Just leave everything to me, Lucille.

You tell your lover boy that it's all set.

It'll be his first big break.

See you, Sally. See you, Lucille.

I've got to tell Schroeder.

This is the start of my whole future.
This is the start of something big!

This is the first day of all my tomorrows!

-Good grief.
-LUCY: This is it!

PLAYING CLASSICAL MUSIC

Guess what.

What?

What would you think of a person

if that person could do a great favor
for another person?

I would think he was a very nice person.

What would you think if I could
have you perform your old Beethoven

in front of a huge audience?

What do you mean?

I, your loyal and faithful companion,

have arranged for your first recital.

I, your true believer,
have personally seen to it

that you will finally perform
before a live audience.

You have been signed up to play
for the PTA benefit show.

-Rea|ly?
-What do you think of that?

Well, that's very nice, Lucy. Thank you.

I'd better start practicing right away.

PLAYING CLASSICAL MUSIC

He said thank you.

He said thank you.

He said thank you! Yay! He said thank you!

-GASPING
-He said thank you!

He said thank you!

Somehow I never quite know
what's going on.

It worked. He said thank you to me.

That's great, Lucille.
Glad I could be of service.

Be at the auditorium this afternoon.
I've got it all set up.

Just think, it'll be the first time
he has performed Beethoven in public.

Oh, by the way, now that you mention it,

that Beethoven stuff is out.

This is going to be a rock concert.

I'm afraid old Beethoven
won't fit the program.

What? But that's impossible.

You see, Beethoven is his hero and--

Oh, I'm sure he'll understand.

Just tell him to do something
with a little jazz.

But you don't understand.

Oh, I'm sure you can handle it, Lucille.
Haven't got any more time to talk.

Just be sure he comes in
with something good.

Just as long as it isn't Beethoven.

But he'll never--

Now what am I going to do?

That Schroeder will never agree to this.

What's the matter?

It's terrible.

I have Schroeder lined up
for his first professional concert.

And now Peppermint Patty says
that he can't play Beethoven.

Good grief.

Hey, maybe we can get that combo
together we had once before.

Maybe we can convince Schroeder
it's okay to play some modern music.

What combo?

PLAYING UPBEAT ROCK MUSIC

HUMMING

Notbad.

Maybe you're right.

Maybe it will work.

Maybe you're right. Maybe it will work.

Hey, Schroeder,
here's your combo for the concert.

Combo? Who asked for a combo? Yech.

You've gotta have some backing.
Aren't they great?

Well, thanks, Lucy,
but I don't need any backing.

Beethoven and I can handle it alone.

But, Schroeder, uh...

STAMMERS | just found out
they won't allow Beethoven.

You'll have to play rock.

Rock? Me? Play rock?

If that's the way they feel,
just tell them to forget it.

-Forget it? Ah!
-Forget it? Ah!

Yup, count me out.

But, Schroeder, you can't let us down.
The honor of the team is at stake.

This is our chance to prove
we can do something in the big time.

Schroeder, you can't do this
to your own manager.

Pigpen. What about old Pigpen, your buddy?

Besides, this is your first concert,
yourdebut

Can you let your all friends down?

All right, all right.

I don't want everyone to be upset.

What do I have to do?

Great. Here's the music.

It's a little quieter than rock,
but maybe we can sneak it through.

TUNING INSTRUMENTS

Where do you want the amplifier?

Amplifier?

-Hey, where do you plug in the piano?
-Ugh!

What kind of a piano is this?

-No plug for the amplifier or electricity?
-SCREAMS

Some piano.

PLAYING UPBEAT MUSIC

GROANS

I've sold out.
Like everybody else, I've sold out.

Sold out. I sold out.

There's no two ways about it. I sold out.

The kids are depending on me.

And if I don't play,
they'll never forgive me.

But if I play rock,
I'll never forgive myself.

SIGHS

INSTRUMENTS TUNING

PLAYING JAZZY MUSIC

Okay, team, okay. Settle down.

As soon as the maestro shows up,
we'll play.

Okay, Schroeder.

You and the combo will be the first act
after the speeches.

No, I'm sorry.
I've given it a lot of thought.

| just can't go through with it.

What does he mean, Lucille?

I won't do it.

There comes a time
when we have to take a stand.

A person just has to do
the things he believes in.

I'm sorry, Patricia.

Oh!

This is terrible. What will I do now?

The PTA is left without a program.

Don't worry, Peppermint Patty,
I have the solution.

CHATTERING

WOMAN'S VOICE: Ladies, ladies.

The meeting of the Coffee Lane School PTA
will please come to order.

PTA programs also come in spray cans.

WOMAN'S VOICE: Entertain the motion

to dispense with the minutes
of the last meeting.

Will the treasurer please give her report?

And now, here's the entertainment.

JAZZY MUSIC PLAYING

PLAYING CLASSICAL MUSIC

How come you never send me flowers?

Because I don't like you.

The flowers wouldn't care.

Beethoven never would have made it
in Nashville.

What did you say?

What do you mean Beethoven
wouldn't have made it in Nashville?

Did he have the Nashville sound? Huh?

Did he? Did he?

He probably wouldn't have made it
in New Orleans either!

ROCK MUSIC PLAYING OVER RADIO

English - SDH