Homer and Marge stand beside a red curtain at the left, then Mr. Burns sits in a red theater seat next to Smithers and gestures with his hands…

What happens

Homer, in a blue suit with a hand cupped to his mouth, and Marge, with her tall blue beehive and green dress and pearls, stand beside a red curtain at the left, then Mr. Burns, the frail, stooped old man with a hooked nose and a blue knit cap, sits in a red theater seat next to Smithers, his thin assistant in glasses and a purple bow tie, and gestures with his hands while grimacing. Burns then rises, stands at the aisle of an empty purple-walled theater, and points toward the stage, where a small boy in blue walks across the stage past a green bill on the floor under a red curtain. Burns finally turns to a large wooden wheel mounted on the wall and cranks it with a wooden lever, with an armchair in the foreground.

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