Flame shoots from his mouth. In the theater, most of the audience shine flashlights into their mouths, turning their cheeks red. In one of the front rows, however, someone strikes a match. An instant later, The Gilligan's Island Picture Show stops and the houselights go on. Everyone is looking around, angry.
Several people point to the guilty party, who sheepishly tries to avoid eye contact with anybody.
It is Lori. It's okay to use a flashlight, but they're going to stop the movie if you light a match or cigarette lighter or anything. You know what happened in New York. Somebody dropped a candle during the scene in Mann's Radio City Music Hall and set the balcony on fire. The audience applauds.