The same vanishing act occurs even earlier offscreen: one TV-writer friend of mine was warned when he got to Hollywood, "Don't tell anyone you're thirty, because you still look a little younger".
For one thing, Lane has a number, 'Betrayed', which recaps the entire show, and it comes so tailormade to his outsized talents that one feels Broadway history being born, as it once regularly was in the same vanished era of Ethel Merman and, yes, Mostel, to whom The Producers pays homage.
Even as it continues to attract visitors for its history and reputable dining options, Portland, Maine could not sidestep the same vanishing act of art scenes occurring worldwide.
Use a ruler to draw some perspective guidelines in pencil, coming from the same vanishing point.
As for desire, the woman who dies is Scotty's beloved, and with her death, his sexual desire — which made him an accomplice, albeit an unwitting one, to the same murder — vanishes into memory.
Long before the end of the last ice age, the Neanderthals and all the other human species that have travelled the same road vanish altogether, leaving the newcomers alone of their kind, and in undisputed possession of the planet.
The new refugees, afraid of the same fate, vanish into the network of camps inhabited by 100,000 or more of their countrymen who have arrived in waves since the Soviet invasion in 1979.
Meanwhile, it's a bit rich of George to take the moral high ground over his dad faking his own death, given that he effectively did the same himself, vanishing for three years and wrecking his parents' marriage in the process.
Then out of one wing will come a third dancer, and out of another wing will come a fourth, each one doing more of the same before vanishing out of sight, so that what has seemed a duet turns into the visible subsection of what briefly appears to be a far larger ensemble, most of it way out of sight.
LINE up three icky sweets of the same colour; they vanish.
