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.
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Question: Fact1: mother 's life savings to buy hotel in big city, Fact2: Lydia working as secretary for couple of fast-talking producers, Fact3: Mac McClure and Marty Allen have been waiting because they have play set for rehearsal but no money sharpshooter producers, Fact4: leading lady is adding to problems, Fact5: play when goes into rehearsal Mac and Marty consent to terms

Answer: Peter Tex Coleman Eddie Albert, a butter and egg man from Texas, comes to New York with his mothers life savings to buy a hotel in the big city and be near his stage struck sweetheart, Lydia Weston Rosemary Lane. Upon his arrival, Tex finds Lydia working as a secretary for a couple of fasttalking producers rather than being the stage star that her home town thinks she has become. Tex is just the angel for whom sharpshooter producers Mac McClure Wayne Morris and Marty Allen Ronald Reagan have been waiting, because they have a play set for rehearsal but no money to produce it, and their leading lady, Valerie Blayne Ruth Terry, is adding to their problems by threatening reprisals from her gangster boyfriend, Pooch Davis Milburn Stone, unless the show opens on schedule. Tex agrees to invest his money in the show if Lydia is given the lead, and when Mac and Marty consent to his terms, the play goes into rehearsal as a drama with two leading ladies. When Valerie threatens Mac with bodily harm unless she plays the lead, Mac informs Tex that he is going to fire Lydia unless he buys the entire show. Sensing that the play would work as a farce, Martys wife Marge puts up the money on the condition that Tex play the male lead. True to Marges instincts, on opening night, the play has the audience rolling in the aisles as dynamite planted on stage by Valeries vindictive boyfriend explodes, and the actors performances are so bad that they are funny. As a comedy, the show becomes a smash success, but when a plagiarism suit looms on the horizon, Tex and Marge sell the show back to its eager producers and leave them holding the bag.


Question: Fact1: naive country boy named from Cucamonga California has been taking correspondence phonograph lessons in salesmanship, Fact2: Morrison 's secret wife discovers mistake, Fact3: Benny be hired to avoid accounting scandal, Fact4: Clarence transfers Benny to company 's Stockton branch, Fact5: Benny 's misfortunes continue including prank played on him by new coworkers

Answer: A naive country boy named Benny Miller Lou Costello, from Cucamonga, California, has been taking correspondence phonograph lessons in salesmanship. Upon completion of the course, he leaves his mother Mary Gordon and his girlfriend Martha Elena Verdugo to pursue a career in Los Angeles. He arranges a meeting with his Uncle Clarence George Cleveland, a bookkeeper with the Hercules Vacuum Cleaner Company. When he arrives to ask for a job, the sales manager, John Morrison Bud Abbott, mistakes him for one of the auditioning fashion models and has him remove his clothing. Morrisons secret wife, Hazel Temple Jacqueline deWit, discovers the mistake and suggests that Benny be hired to avoid an accounting scandal, as they have been cooking the books. Unfortunately, Benny is fired from his salesman post after only one day. Clarence transfers Benny to the companys Stockton branch, which is run by Morrisons cousin, Tom Chandler also played by Bud Abbott. Bennys misfortunes continue, including a prank played on him by his new coworkers when they convince him that he can read minds. However, the prank gives Benny sufficient confidence to become Hercules Salesman of the Year. He is sent back to the Los Angeles branch to receive his award, and while demonstrating his abilities to Morrison, he alludes to the fact that Morrison has a secret bank account. Morrison sends his wife Hazel to obtain more information from Benny to determine what he actually knows. Hazel and Benny go to her apartment, where Benny becomes ill after smoking a cigar. Hazel then gives Benny a sedative, and inadvertently takes one herself. Morrison arrives home to find the two asleep together and fears the worst. At the awards ceremony that evening, Benny learns of the mindreading ruse, and overhears Morrison speaking ill of him. Benny returns to his mother and his girlfriend in Cucamonga, where he also encounters Chandler, his coworker Ruby Brenda Joyce, and the Hercules company president, Mr. Van Loon Pierre Watkin. They announce that Morrison has been fired, and has been replaced by Chandler. Benny is now sales manager of the Cucamonga district.


Question: Fact1: Jack Mitchell meets old friend Larry Moore, Fact2: Jack invites T.R to visit him at hotel, Fact3: T.R meets other individuals at job, Fact4: T.R. after sees man reading book at window in cafe leaving noisy bar, Fact5: Larry is divorced spending time with children

Answer:
When Jack Mitchell Peter Boyle, a married middleaged salesman with children from Utica, New York, meets his old friend Larry Moore while on business in Chicago, he asks him if he knows any prostitutes Jack can date while in town. Larry gives Jack T.R. Baskins phone number, and Jack invites T.R to visit him at his hotel. T.R. arrives at the hotel and is relieved when Jack is impotent and cannot have sex, and she begins to tell Jack about her time so far in Chicago, a story that unfolds via flashback. After flying to Chicago from Findley, Ohio, T.R. first checks into a room at the YWCA and eventually rents a studio apartment in a dilapidated building in a rundown area of the city. She finds employment as a typist in a large corporation where she meets and befriends Dayle Wigoda Marcia Rodd, who arranges a doubledate for them. The man she is set up with proves to be a bigot and misogynist. T.R. realizes shed rather be alone than spend time with such a callous individual. T.R meets other individuals at her job and becomes more affiliated with the city but seems uninterested in her surroundings. One night, after leaving a noisy bar, T.R. sees a man reading a book at the window in a cafe. She joins him at his table and learns his name is Larry and he edits and publishes books. The two become friendly and go back to his apartment to discuss their lives. Larry is divorced and misses spending time with his children, while T.R. confesses she always has felt like an outsider. The two have sex, and the next morning T.R. feels she finally has taken the first step towards an intimate relationship, only to discover Larry has put a 20 bill in her coat pocket and mistaken her for a prostitute. Feeling betrayed and humiliated, she rushes out and walks the streets of Chicago contemplating what just happened while a voiceover of her saying that something clicked in her mind about what she wants to do with her life. Once she arrives at home, T.R. calls her parents to apologize for leaving home without telling them and has a breakdown. Back in the hotel, T.R and Jack discuss their current situations; why Jack is cheating on his wife with a prostitute, and why T.R is one. T.R tells Jack that she was tired of working as a typist and needed more excitement in her life and the two agree they are glad they met. The film ends with T.R leaving the hotel debating about whether she should continue being a prostitute or not and what she should do with her life.