Please answer the following question about this movie plot. If it's un-answerable, please output "No answer". Question: Where does the gang's musical revue take place? Movie plot title: Our Gang Follies of 1936 Movie plot: OUR GANG FOLLIES OF 1936 by SpankysmomMOOD: WhimsicalThe kids are putting on a show. Before the performance, Master of Ceremonies Spanky dressed in a kind of drum major outfit merges from a basement bulk-head door & addresses a group of potential customers who have gathered in the club-house. Spanky wants to generate some extra business by providing some previews outside the main "auditorium" of the type of acts the kids can hope to find inside if they buy a ticket. He sings a ditty of musical lyrics, backed by music that will also be used for nice effect during subsequent portions of the main show:Step up kids, if you wanna know About the swell stuff in this show There's singin', dancin', and hotcha too It's only a penny, it won't break you!A skeptical Jerry Tucker then sings back "How do I know it's worth the dough?", and Spanky introduces the first preview, a tap-dancing duo of somewhat older boys dressed in bellhop uniforms. Then on the opposite side of the makeshift stage, an intense-looking Alfalfa sings an excerpt from "She'll be Coming Round the Mountain" The shot again bounces to the other side of the stage: three small girls with leis and grass skirts dancing to a Hawaiian guitar version of "Honolulu Baby". These previews are apparently sufficient for the once-skeptical crowd and they indicate their approval.The scene shifts to the basement where the kids are jockeying for the best seats. Some amusing vignettes take place during this sequence, including a kid sitting on the very edge of a bench, tipping it up and sending its other occupants (including Alfalfa's brother Harold) tumbling to the ground. Other similar sight gags are shown.Eventually the first act appears, a Busby Berkely-like lineup of small girls the smallest of which, on the right-hand side of the line, seems barely able to stand & greets the audience with a chorus of:"Hello, hello, hello, Hello, hello, hello, We hope you like our show, Hello, hello, hello."They then do a hilarious, fragmented high-step act, almost totally out of...
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The basement