In this task, five ordered key facts are given. All the given facts are expressed in natural language. Your job is to generate a story 100 to 1000 words long, that includes all the facts given as input in their order of appearance while expanding upon them to produce a broader, yet coherent, narrative.

Q: Fact1: Dodo Clown is funny man with serious drinking problem, Fact2: Dink is amused by Dodo 's act but not so circus owner, Fact3: so circus owner dismisses Dodo for having insulted paying customer, Fact4: Goldie At hotel that does n't want Dodo performing night, Fact5: Dodo goes through with humiliation on stage

A: Dodo the Clown is a funny man with a serious drinking problem. His son Dink is amused by Dodos act, but not so the circus owner who dismisses Dodo for having insulted a paying customer. Dodo also ruins a job audition by turning up drunk. Dink asks if Dodos old agent, Goldie Goldenson, can help. Goldie recalls the clowns great days from the Ziegfeld Follies so he promises to try. He also gives the boy 50, but Dodo doesnt want charity. Dodo does accept when an associate of Goldie offers a onenight engagement at the Ritz. An enthusiastic Dodo goes to a pawn shop to retrieve his tuxedo plus a watch that Flo Ziegfeld gave him, which he presents to Dink as a gift. At the hotel that night, Goldie doesnt want Dodo performing because the part is that of a stooge, but Dodo goes through with the humiliation on stage. In the audience are exwife Paula Henderson and her new husband, Ralph, a successful businessman. Ralph goes backstage, where he says Paula would like to spend some time with her son, whom she abandoned after the divorce. Dodo is given 200 by Ralph and promptly loses it in a dice game, as well as the watch, which he took while Dink was asleep. To get the watch back, Dodo takes a job in a strip club. When the club is raided by the police, Goldie must bail him out. The disgrace makes Dodo realize that Dink would be better off with Paula and Ralph, so he makes the boy go live with them. The part of the gambler who Dodo loses the watch to was played by Charles Bronson in an uncredited role. Goldie comes up with a great opportunity for a television show. Dink, unhappy with the Hendersons, is thrilled with Dodos chance for a comeback, but while performing, Dodo gets dizzy and collapses on stage. When he dies, Dink obediently goes home with his mother.
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Q: Fact1: wealthy and childless Margaret Landi With finds emotional outlet marriage to womaniser Carlo Landi in ashes, Fact2: Esther 's disabilities are result of childhood trauma, Fact3: Costello makes progress with Braille and sign language, Fact4: Carlo gets wind of Margaret 's new life, Fact5: Margaret learns of husband 's business duplicities and rape

A: With her marriage to womaniser Carlo Landi Rossano Brazzi in ashes, wealthy and childless Margaret Landi Joan Crawford finds an emotional outlet in patronizing a 15yearold deaf, dumb, and blind Irish girl named Esther Costello Heather Sears. Esthers disabilities are the result of a childhood trauma and are psychosomatic rather than physical. As Costello makes progress with Braille and sign language, she is seen as an example of triumph over adversity. Carlo gets wind of Margarets new life and reenters the scene. He views Esther as a source of cheap financial gain and arranges a series of exploitative tours for her under a mercenary manager Frank Wenzel Ron Randell. One day when Margaret is absent from the Landi apartment, Carlo seduces and rapes the now 16yearold Esther. The shock restores the girls sight and hearing. When Margaret learns of her husbands business duplicities and the rape, she consigns Esther to the care of a priest and a young reporter who loves her Lee Patterson. Margaret then kills Carlo and herself.
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Q: Fact1: kind henpecked accountant strikes up friendship with Mary Gray, Fact2: Marshall 's wife has alienated son with shrewish ways, Fact3: Marshall In to protect breaks off relationship Mary 's reputation, Fact4: Huxley follows Marshall learning of Mary Gray and interviews, Fact5: Mary and Marshall were married earlier day

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Philip Marshall Charles Laughton is a kind, henpecked accountant who strikes up a friendship with Mary Gray Ella Raines, a young stenographer who had approached him looking for work. He gradually finds himself falling in love with her, but keeps the relationship platonic. Marshalls wife Cora Rosalind Ivan, who has also alienated their son with her shrewish ways, discovers the affair; when Marshall asks her for a divorce, explaining that they would both be happier apart, Cora refuses and instead threatens a scandal. In order to protect Marys reputation, Marshall breaks off their relationship and cuts all ties with her; despite his best efforts to reconcile with Cora, their marriage does not improve. Cora later dies after a fall down the stairs at home; it is strongly hinted that Marshall murdered her, although the death appears accidental. Inspector Huxley Stanley Ridges of Scotland Yard suspects that Marshall murdered his wife but is unable to prove it or establish a motive. Huxley follows Marshall, learning of Mary Gray, and interviews a number of the people in Marshalls neighborhood. When Huxley seeks to interview Mary directly, he is informed that she and Marshall were married earlier that day, making it impossible for Huxley to compel her to testify against her husband. Meanwhile, Marshalls drunken, wifebeating, spendthrift neighbor Gilbert Simmons Henry Daniell is interested to learn of the inspectors suspicions, and he relishes the chance to blackmail Marshall, whose respectability he envies. He threatens to invent a story about an argument between Marshall and his wife on the night of her death, which would substantiate that Marshall had killed his wife. Marshall poisons his neighbor, using an overdose of anodyne drops from a bottle that Simmons wife had shared with him. Marshall and Mary plan to move to Canada to follow Marshalls son, who has recently received a position there from his company. When the inspector hears of Simmons death, he sets a trap in which he pretends to frame Mrs. Simmons for the murder. The success of the trap depends on Marshalls coming forward, rather than letting the innocent woman hang. The inspector believes that, in spite of everything, Marshall has never lost his innate decency. The film ends with Marshalls wife and son sailing to Canada while Marshall disembarks at the last moment, presumably preparing to turn himself in.
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