  We present evidence for a new deconstruction of Little String Theory (LST).
The starting point is a four-dimensional conformal field theory on its Higgs
branch which provides a lattice regularization of six-dimensional gauge theory.
We argue that the corresponding continuum limit is a 't Hooft large-N limit of
the same four-dimensional theory on an S-dual confining branch. The AdS/CFT
correspondence is then used to study this limit in a controlled way. We find
that the limit yields LST compactified to four dimensions on a torus of fixed
size. The limiting theory also contains other massive and massless states which
are completely decoupled. The proposal can be adapted to deconstruct
Double-Scaled Little String Theory and provides the first example of a large-N
confining gauge theory in four dimensions with a fully tractable string theory
dual.
