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A first-person narrator visits a late-night Luna City bar and listens to a garrulous Venusian promoter describe plans to import exotic Martian performers for the tourist trade. The promoter spins tales of daring inland voyages, recruited chorus girls, and vaudeville acts featuring trained local animals, while the narrator reacts with skepticism and amused complicity. The story examines the mechanics of show business in an interplanetary setting—promotion, novelty, and tall tales—and uses light satire and anecdotal voice to portray how commerce, entertainment, and exoticism intertwine in a speculative, humorous vignette.
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