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Original subtitles

Good morning, Bob.

Good morning to you. How's things this morning?

- Yes, everything's okay here. - Right, keep me informed.

- Thank you. - Thank you.

Down the main is through.

Right, Dave, let away number 1.

- Good morning. - Good morning, sir. The same as usual?

- Yes, please. - Thank you, sir.

- Take care. - Thank you, sir.

- Good morning. - Morning, sir!

... from platform 13

Calling at Southampton Central, Bournemouth Central, Poole, Wareham

Dorchester and Weymouth. From platform 13.

The Cunard liner Queen Elizabeth boat train to Southampton Docks

will leave from platform 11.

Bye!

Alright, Darling...

Tickets, money, passport?

- Keep your money locked away! - I will, yes.

- Bye, bye! - Give my love to Sully, darling!

- See that David puts his warm socks on! - Look after yourself!

Yes, yes I will.

Don't worry, there's sleeping compartments!

- Goodbye, thank you for everything. - Thank you.

- Send me a card as soon as you get there - I will, love.

- Bye bye, darling. - I'm really sorry this time...

- I will miss you, sis. I will. Mustn't tarry, my darling...

Don't forget the girl next door!

- ... getting married. - What if they get on and there's no more...

- Bye, bye. - Bye, darling!

Don't forget father's?? Remember the big dream!

- Bye-bye. - Reversing!

Don't forget to write!

Bye-bye!

Coming, number 18!

Coming, number 9, Bill.

Coming, number 10!

Coming, number 19!

- about 4 minutes, now. - Have you been out on the platforms looking at trains?

- Yes. - Alright, now just...

Keep your eye still.

There it is!

- Alright now? - Alright, thank you, Sister.

- Two? - Two returns, please.

One pound eight, please.

Clapham junction, please!

At what time?

- Every four minutes, sir. - Thank you.

Single, Earlsfield, please!

This is Waterloo 5100.

I'm sorry to keep you waiting

but all the telephones in the enquiry bureau

are for the moment engaged. Please hold on.

Fifty-eight minutes past each hour from Waterloo, on Monday to Fridays.

Saturdays, approximately every half an hour.

I'm sorry to keep you waiting

but all the telephones in the enquiry bureau

are for the moment engaged. Please hold on.

When are you travelling, sir? Today?

No, when are you travelling? Which day are you going?

Yeah, what day, sir? The date!?

You're going today. I see, right, just a moment.

There's only one man in the country who keeps order, and that's the bookmaker.

The oldest man that gives money away to the needy and greedy, if your lucky!

You see, this is a mile race, you understand?

It's a mile and five furlongs, not a mile.

But this one has got no chance because I was told... It's got no...

because it can't stay the distance. Now this other one...

I want to go to Fanmoad station!

- To where? - Fanvoad, Faltenvoad...?

- ...station. - Bournemouth?

- No, Falnvoath! - Farnmouth! In the main line office 50 yards down.

Right, thank you.

Hello, Signal Box? Station Master's office here.

The 12:40, Pretoria Castle boat train is 20 minutes late at Woking.

Johnny, have you got your address?

Let me have your address now.

Oh, it's a Canada one, I don't want it.

She doesn't want any so we're not??

- Look, I want yours. - Yeah, fine.

Bernie, the 12:40 boat train, Pretoria Castle, is 20 minutes late at Woking.

20 minutes? Right.

Here is a special announcement...

The steamship Pretoria Castle boat train has been delayed...

and is now expected to arrive at 12:55.

Coming, 15, Bill.

...the hotel. I'll ring you up tomorrow morning, alright?

- Will you be there? - I'll be there. - OK, and the telephone number...

The steamship Pretoria Castle boat train is now approaching Platform 11.

- Yes, please? - I'm awfully sorry, I've...

I've lost the 2:40 to Weymouth.

And I'm just astounded. I've travelled on that line for years

and they tell me there's no train.

There's no train, no. That's perfectly correct.

But I've travelled on that train for years, I know it so well.

- I used to take my children back to school on that line. - I see.

Union-Castle lines are the only people who would have the passenger list.

Is it? How do I get a hold of them?

For years I've been travelling on that train.

Not at 2:40. We've never had a 2:40 to Weymouth.

- Yes, really? What am I to do? - We've taken it...

- I've got a car waiting there for me. - Well, I'm afraid now...

- It's awfully awkward. - Well, I'm afraid there's not a lot we can do.

The 2:30 was cut out..

West of England train will leave from Platform 10.

Calling at Andover Junction, Salisbury, Templecombe, Sherborne, Yeovil Junction,

Exeter Central, Exeter St. Davids, Yeoford, Bow, North Tawton,

Okehampton, Bridestowe, Lydford, Brentor, Tavistock, Bere Alston

St Budeaux, Devonport, Plymouth...

Newton St Cyres, Crediton, Copplestone, Morchard Road, Lapford, Eggesford,

King's Nympton, Portsmouth Arms, Umberleigh, Barnstaple Junction,

Barnstaple Town, Wrafton, Braunton, Mortehoe & Woolacombe, Ilfracombe...

Coming in, 14, Jack!

Coming in, number 9, Bill.

- Yes, ma'am? - Morning! Can you help me please? I've lost my umbrella.

I left it on the 3:15 train from Ollerton.

- From Ollerton? Yesterday? - Yes. Yes.

- What colour? - A brown one. It has a cover on it!

- It has a cover on it? - Yes.

It's got a round curly top!

- I wonder if you could help me... - Yes?

I travelled last week, last Wednesday and I lost a pair of shoes...

- ...in a peg bag. - Colour?

- Brown. - Brown. High-heel shoes?

- Yes. - Court shoes? - Yes.

I lost my Mac on the 8:15 from St Barbaras this morning

- This morning? - Yes.

- And the make? - Burtons.

- Burtons? In Gabardine? - Yes.

...and I had it with me when I got on but when I got off it wasn't, you see.

I wish to make a complaint about a case I lost on a journey.

Is it possible that if it didn't come here, would it go to Guildford...

- ...if the train was going there? - No, everything is returned to us here.

I sent a suitcase on the railway, sir.

Last Thursday to arrive here for this Saturday.

- You lost a fishing rod? - Yes - When?

...4 bathing suits and 4 pairs of shoes.

It was a small what they call a 'fox cub' umbrella. It folds out.

Its a brown expanding suitcase.

I'm sorry madam, it's not here at the moment.

I should give it a few days and look in again.

Oh dear. I felt so sure. I left it on the...

- You know what train I left it on don't you? - Yes.

The 3:15 from Ollerton. Between there and Waterloo.

It's the nobbly one, you know. You couldn't mistake it!

- Are there two children here? - Yes, one ticket for the two.

Yes?

Is it possible to change? I was going to Hersham...

- ...I rang my friend... - Where are you going, ma'am?

Well, I'm not going anywhere. My friend isn't coming.

I've been waiting nearly an hour and a half...

...and she hasn't arrived so I've been on the phone.

Thank you very much.

One and dog to Chiswick, please.

- Single? - Yes please.

3:20 to Bournemouth West and Weymouth will leave from Platform 10.

Passengers for Bournemouth West travel in the rail portion.

First and Second Class refreshments car facilities are available on this train.

Can I get a day-return to Bracknell from here?

No, it's 14 shillings return.

14 shillings return!

- Day-return? - There's no day-return.

Oh, that's what I want then.

I didn't know!

Thank you.

Her Majesty's troop ship, Oxfordshire boat train

is now approaching Platform 11.

We were up early this morning, all of us.

- We were up early this morning. - You weren't up as early as me.

- Why? - 3 o'clock we got up.

Your girl was on time. First time I've known her to be so early.

Golders Green she was... She was there at twenty to eleven.

- Really? - Yeah. Twenty to eleven.

We were here at half-past eleven.

The children wanted to come up but we couldn't let them come up...

- ...because of the beds, you see. - Yeah.

The Cornish Riviera does not leave from Waterloo station.

It leaves from Paddington station.

That's correct. Thank you, goodbye.

...enquiries only on this line so it will be necessary to dial again

5151 and they can give you the lost property.

- You go round the loop next, do you? - Next year.

While I go 'round the world. And then back 'round the houses!

Then down the Lake District!

Come along, Minnie!

Come and get your milk. Come on, Minnie!

Jamaica man, where you going?

Come eat the fish and we can sing a song

The breeze she blow. The trees they go

Like Jamaica woman dancing limbo

Montego Bay, what a day

Work and eat and we all can play

Montego Bay, what a day

Work and eat and we all can play

Fishing in the sea Dancing in the town

Diving for the tourists all year round.

Watching the sun go 'cross the sky

Too much to do I never want to die.

Montego Bay, what a day

Work and eat and we all can play

Jamaica!

Jamaica Man!

Jamaica Man!

Rome, capuccino!

Monte Carlo, casino!

Stratford, Shakespeare! Munich, beer!

It was all just lovely!

Switzerland, mountains! Versaille, fountains!

Cold table, Oslo! Scala, Milano!

It was all just lovely!

Venetian glass! Brenner pass!

Paris, Les Halle! London, The Mall!

The Plaza de Toros! The Bayreuth chorus!

Dutch lager, Balenciaga!

Copenhagen, ballet! Galway, Le Bay!

The Tower of Pisa! The Mona Lisa!

It was all just lovely!

Blue Grotto of Capri! The bars in Bari!

Spain, Costa Brava! Vesuvius, lava!

It was all just lovely!

Soft pillows! Utrillos!

Can Can! Sun-tan! Ole! Okay!

Darling, goodbye, it was lovely!

Oh, you're a heavy boy!

What's your name, son?

- Matthew. - Matthew?

- What is your other name, son? - Perry.

Matthew Perry. And who were you with, your mother?

- Daddy? Your mother. - Yes, my mummy.

Right, come with me. Come on.

Be a good boy!

Come and sit over here and see what we can do for you

while I try and find your mother.

Would you like to play with this?

Eh? Yes?

Just a minute...

Here we are!

Look, put that in there.

There's a steamer for you!

Keep doing that and you'll see it move across.

Bernie, we have a little fellow in here Matthew Perry, age about 5, lost.

Would you ask his mother, Mrs Perry

- to come to the Station Master's office please. - Yes, alright. Thank you.

There you are, Matthew. She won't be long now. Only a minute or two.

Here is a special announcement...

Will Mrs Perry who has lost her small son, Matthew,

please go to the Station Master's office

which is alongside Platform 16.

Calling Mrs Perry. Will you please go to the Station Master's office

which is alongside Platform 16.

Here is a special announcement...

Will Mrs Perry who has lost her small son, Matthew,

please go to the Station Master's... - Walton, return?

Two returns and one single to Milford, please.

- Milford, sir, is the main line office. Number 19 window. - 19?

- Two to Egham, please. Single. It's cheaper. - Two singles?

Return to Portsmouth for Southsea, please.

You want the main line, madam. Fifty yards further down.

Return. Reading, please.

Two singles. Hampton, please.

- Is Matthew Perry here? - Yes, we've got Matthew.

Oh, there, lovely. There, there. There we are.

Mummy, I got so confused. I was crying for you.

- I didn't hear you. - I was!

There we are...!

What time is your train?

Well, it was the 6:16 but it isn't now!

- Was Flora there today? - No I didn't see her at all.

- The point is, it's no good turning up - I could have been home an hour ago.

Well, there you are! If you can't meet your wife at the right time

it's your fault isn't it.

Yes, but you ought to expect a bit of cooperation!

If you can't meet your wife at the right time, it's your fault.

- Look, I left... - I can meet my wife at the set time!

That's all there is to it!

Now, listen to me. I left home at half-past seven this morning

And we're getting no cooperation from the office.

Flo didn't turn up today. And how about Jim yesterday?

- Basingstoke, Phil. - Right

- Okehampton. - Okehampton, right.

Exeter Central.

Exeter Central, right.

- Templecombe. - Templecombe, right.

- Sidmouth. - Sidmouth, right.

- Crediton. - Right.

- Braunton. - Right.

- Barnstaple. - Barnstaple, right, yes.

Coming in, number 13.

Coming, number 7.

Good morning. How are you this morning?

Alright. Have a good morning. Bye-bye.

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