The camera pans along a row of street vendors selling various masks and other merchandise.Southern gentlemen Buck Cantrell (George Brent) and young Ted Dillard (Richard Cromwell) are chauffeured o the St.Grand Duchess Swana in Paris claims jewels and has already brought injunction against sale or removal.She begs her father not to whip her as he circles the table after her: "Don""t whip me - don""t! Please, Daddy! - Don""t!"Lucy is unable to smile with the ever-present threat of her terrorizing father""s domination, but he orders her to:Put a smile on yer face, can""t yer?Poetically, she transforms herself with a vivid gesture o give him a pitiful, forced smile: "Poor Lucy, never having cause to smile, uses this pitiful excuse instead.The center soon filled up with overtly disobedient apes.His aide MacDonald counter-argued and protested that the effort to crush the apes would only "further aggravate the problem.The final words of the monologue: "That""s entertainment," are sharply juxtaposed with the next scene - a closeup of young boxer La Motta receiving several rapid punches o the jaw in a different performing art, the sport of boxing.