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(EXHALES)
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♪ When the early
morning hours
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♪ Have come and gone
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♪ Through the misty
morning showers
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♪ I greet the dawn
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♪ For when its light
has hit the ground
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♪ There's lots of treasures
to be found
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♪ Underneath
the lovely London sky
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(BIRDS SQUAWKING)
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(MAN SHOUTING INDISTINCTLY)
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(HORSE WHINNIES)
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♪ Though the lamps
I'm turning down
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♪ Please don't feel blue
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♪ For in this part
of London town
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♪ The light shines through
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♪ Don't believe
the things you've read
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♪ You never know
what's up ahead
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♪ Underneath the lovely
London sky
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♪ Have a pot of tea
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♪ Mend your broken cup
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♪ There's a different
point of view awaiting you
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♪ If you would just look up
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MAN: Oi! Get out of here!
♪ I know
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♪ Yesterday you had to borrow
from your chums
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♪ Seems the promise
of tomorrow never comes
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♪ But since you dreamed
the night away
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♪ Tomorrow's here,
it's called today
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♪ So count your blessings
You're a lucky guy
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♪ For you're underneath
the lovely London sky
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(WHISTLING)
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Morning, Jack.
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(CONTINUES WHISTLING)
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Admiral above decks!
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♪ Listen
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♪ Soon the slump will
disappear, it won't be long
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♪ Sooner than you think
you'll hear
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♪ Some bright new song
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You're all right, children?
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♪ So hold on tight
to those you love
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♪ And maybe soon
from up above
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♪ You'll be blessed,
so keep on looking high
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♪ While you're underneath
the lovely London sky
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♪ Lovely London sky ♪
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(BIG BEN CHIMING)
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Great steaming clams!
They've done it again!
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Those blundering blowfish
have rung Big Ben too soon!
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Storm clouds.
On the horizon, sir.
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Heading straight
for Cherry Tree Lane.
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Batten down the hatches,
Mr. Binnacle!
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Rough seas ahead, I fear!
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(ELLEN SCREAMING)
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(WATER SPLASHING)
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Michael!
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Jane!
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What is it, Ellen?
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The bloody sink's exploded!
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Oh, dear.
Oh, not again!
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JANE: Annabel! John!
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We heard, Aunt Jane!
I'll ring the plumbers!
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I'll turn off the water
at the mains.
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JANE: Yes, thank you,
darlings.
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Um, Ellen, fetch us
a mop and towels, will you?
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ELLEN: I told him
to get them pipes fixed.
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Been here
since the Romans ruled.
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What's happening?
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ANNABEL: Don't go
in the kitchen, Georgie.
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Not without your wellies.
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Oh, uh, yes. Hello.
We've had a burst pipe.
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WOMAN: (OVER PHONE)
Just one moment, please.
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(KNOCKING ON DOOR)
Excuse me. Ellen!
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Can you please get the door?
I've got the plumbers here.
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That was quick work,
wasn't it?
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Here, Georgie. Take them.
17 Cherry Tree Lane.
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MAN: (OVER PHONE) By the park?
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(KNOCKING CONTINUES)
Yes, I'm coming! Blimey.
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Ah! Good morning, mum.
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They don't look
much like plumbers to me.
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I meant on the phone.
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We are not plumbers,
we are lawyers.
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Lawyers?
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And here's me
hoping you might prove useful.
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(GOODING STAMMERS)
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Water's off!
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And the plumbers
are on their way.
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Well done, everybody.
Phew! Such excitement.
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What are you doing here,
Aunt Jane?
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JANE: We're handing out
breakfast at the union hall.
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I snuck away
for a morning hug.
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Come here, Georgie.
(BANGING ON DOOR)
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Will you stop that banging?
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Barely eight o'clock
on a Sunday morning!
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What you doing with my mop?
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Forgive the intrusion, mum.
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Our current workload prevents
us from taking weekends off.
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GOODING: We would like
to have a word
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with Mr. Banks,
if he is available.
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"Notice of Repossession"?
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Wait there.
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Goodness. I'll be cleaning up
that mess all morning.
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Here, let me take
that for you.
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Oh, thank you, sweetheart.
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Excuse me, sir.
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The wolves are at the door.
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What do they want?
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Well, a good thrashing,
if you ask me.
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Oh, it's like
the River Thames in there!
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Don't worry, Ellen.
I'll clean up.
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Why don't you see
to the breakfast?
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Well, yes, somebody's got to,
haven't they?
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Unless we all wanna starve.
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Why don't you let
Ellen clean up?
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I'm afraid, lately,
that means more work for me.
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The other day,
I found a butcher's sack
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hanging on the coat rack...
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and my hat was in the larder.
Oh, dear.
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GEORGIE:
Can we go to the park?
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ANNABEL: No, Georgie.
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Ah! I need a brush!
I look a fright.
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Michael, don't forget
you've got guests at the door.
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MICHAEL: Oh, right.
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GEORGIE: Whoa.
I'm sorry.
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We're struggling through a bit
of chaos this morning.
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Please.
GOODING: So it seems.
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Unfortunately, Mr. Banks,
our business cannot wait.
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ELLEN: Excuse me, sir.
Today, we were...
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ELLEN: How exactly am I
supposed to make breakfast
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when there's nothing
in the larder...
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but pickled herrings
and marmalade?
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The groceries.
I meant to go yesterday.
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Very well. Pickled
herrings for breakfast
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and marmalade for lunch.
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There's a shop across
the park, will be open.
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The three of us can go.
Thank you, John.
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But you said we would go
to the park today!
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We can cut through
the park on the way.
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GEORGIE: But...
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ANNABEL: Enough,
Georgie, come along.
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I'll take that, Father.
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Oh, thank you.
Uh, please come through.
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GOODING: Uh...
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MICHAEL: Now, what is it
that I can do for you?
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I am Hamilton Gooding.
This is Mr. Templeton Frye.
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We are solicitors with
the law firm of Gordy, Cordry,
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Gooding and Frye.
(JANE GIGGLES)
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What?
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No. Sorry, nothing.
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"Spruce"?
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Is that your garden club?
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No, it's the Society for
the Protection of the Rights
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of the Underpaid Citizens
of England.
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A labor organizer.
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She's a labor organizer.
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Yes.
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Yes, but we also run
soup kitchens.
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It's a never-ending job
these days, I'm afraid.
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I'm sure it is, Mrs. Banks.
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Miss Banks, actually.
I'm Michael's sister.
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My wife passed away
this last year.
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That's awful.
Those poor children.
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Yes. Our deepest condolences.
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Thank you. Forgive me,
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what brings the two of you
here this morning?
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I'm going to say my goodbyes.
I'm late for work.
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Mr. Banks,
you took out a loan
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with the
Fidelity Fiduciary Bank...
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last year against the value
of your home.
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You did what? Michael.
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I had to, Jane.
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With Kate and the bills piling
up, I really had no choice.
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It's hard enough
these days, isn't it?
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Yes. Well... Shh!
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It seems you have fallen
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three months behind
in your payments.
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Oh. (SIGHS)
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I'm so sorry.
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Uh, Kate, my wife, used to
look after our finances.
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And I've been a bit
off stride. Forgive me.
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How much is it
that I owe you, exactly?
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Unfortunately,
the bank is now demanding
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that you pay back
the entire loan in full.
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The entire loan?
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Yes. It's all in the contract.
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That's more than I make in
a year. I couldn't possibly.
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Oh, dear.
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You have five days.
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If you are unable
to pay in full
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by Friday at midnight...
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I'm afraid we will have
to repossess your home...
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and you will have to vacate
the premises.
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But I work
for Fidelity Fiduciary.
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Not as an accountant,
I presume.
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No, as a teller.
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I took a part-time position
there this past year.
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You see,
I'm really an artist.
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Yes, be that as it may.
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But my father, George Banks,
was a senior partner there.
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Father left us shares
in the bank.
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You could use those
to pay off the loan.
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I was saving those
for the children.
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Shares? In the bank?
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Well, that does change things,
doesn't it?
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Primed and ready,
Mr. Binnacle?
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Ready and charged, sir.
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Do you have
the share certificate?
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I'm sorry, the what?
FRYE: The document...
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The document proving
you own shares in the bank.
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I suppose it must be somewhere
among Father's old papers.
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Yes, I suppose it must.
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ADMIRAL BOOM: Three...
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two...
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one!
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Fire!
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(EXPLODES)
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Good heavens!
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(GRUNTS)
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(WHIMPERS)
Are you housing anarchists?
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JANE: No, that's the Admiral,
next door.
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He fires off a cannon
to mark the hour.
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(GOODING COUGHS)
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He's over five minutes late.
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Yes. I'm afraid
he's been running
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a little behind
these last few years.
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As are we, this morning.
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You've been given notice.
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We'll see ourselves out.
Come along, Mr. Frye.
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I do hope you find that share
certificate. I really do.
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Good day to you both!
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You really have chosen the
wrong profession, you know.
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(DOOR CLOSES)
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Why didn't you tell me
you'd taken out a loan?
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(SIGHS) I didn't want
to worry you.
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Or the children.
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I kept thinking
I would catch up.
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Kate always managed.
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(SIGHS) Of all
the thick-headed mistakes.
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I can't lose our home, Jane.
She's everywhere, here.
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Well, then, we're not
going to let that happen.
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But, Michael, you know we
neither of us have any money,
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so we just have to find
that share certificate.
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Do you have any idea where
Father might have kept it?
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I don't know.
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In the attic, perhaps?
Yes.
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I'm sorry, I didn't mean
to bring you into all of this.
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Michael!
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Michael!
(SIGHS)
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This is our family home,
and you're about to lose it.
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So please stop pretending
everything's fine. You need...
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Are we going to lose our home?
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No. No, no, no.
No, no. I...
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00:13:32,198 --> 00:13:33,963
MICHAEL: Aunt Jane was only...
252
00:13:33,965 --> 00:13:35,962
(STAMMERS) I was just saying
you won't have to worry,
253
00:13:35,964 --> 00:13:38,620
because your father
owns shares in the bank.
254
00:13:38,640 --> 00:13:41,640
But you said we don't have
enough money.
255
00:13:41,631 --> 00:13:43,329
Well, I can make more money.
256
00:13:43,331 --> 00:13:46,296
I am a banker now, aren't I?
That's what bankers do.
257
00:13:46,298 --> 00:13:48,630
Make money.
258
00:13:48,650 --> 00:13:50,429
But you're not a banker.
You're a painter.
259
00:13:50,431 --> 00:13:53,262
Yes, well,
painters don't make money.
260
00:13:53,264 --> 00:13:55,596
Not these days. Here, you see.
261
00:13:55,598 --> 00:13:57,896
The day has hardly begun,
262
00:13:57,898 --> 00:14:00,264
and I have already made you
10 pounds!
263
00:14:00,266 --> 00:14:02,330
(CHILDREN GIGGLING)
We'd best be going.
264
00:14:02,332 --> 00:14:04,532
Yes, yes, let's get
your hats on, shall we?
265
00:14:05,265 --> 00:14:06,265
One moment, John.
266
00:14:07,298 --> 00:14:09,163
Georgie shouldn't have to
spend his 10 pounds
267
00:14:09,165 --> 00:14:10,363
on the shopping, should he?
268
00:14:10,365 --> 00:14:11,566
Here you are.
269
00:14:12,164 --> 00:14:14,650
Thank you, Father.
270
00:14:16,365 --> 00:14:18,329
Ah! Off to the park, I see.
271
00:14:18,331 --> 00:14:20,196
Yes, that's right, Ellen.
That's nice.
272
00:14:20,198 --> 00:14:21,330
Shall we search
the attic, then?
273
00:14:21,332 --> 00:14:22,396
Don't you have to go to work?
274
00:14:22,398 --> 00:14:24,620
No. Work can wait.
275
00:14:24,640 --> 00:14:25,196
Oh, thank you, Jane.
276
00:14:25,198 --> 00:14:26,330
Well, why don't I check
the attic
277
00:14:26,332 --> 00:14:27,396
and you check Father's
old wardrobe?
278
00:14:27,398 --> 00:14:28,529
Yes.
We'll make lunch
279
00:14:28,531 --> 00:14:29,663
when we get home, Ellen.
280
00:14:29,665 --> 00:14:31,298
Gillie stays here.
GEORGIE: Aw!
281
00:14:32,532 --> 00:14:36,266
(CHUCKLES) Blimey, what little
grown-ups you've become.
282
00:14:39,464 --> 00:14:41,195
ANNABEL: Father didn't give us
enough, did he?
283
00:14:41,197 --> 00:14:42,198
JOHN: Not nearly.
284
00:14:43,398 --> 00:14:44,431
ANNABEL: Well, we can ask for
day-old bread at half off.
285
00:14:45,197 --> 00:14:46,430
That's what Mother
used to do.
286
00:14:46,432 --> 00:14:47,431
Hello, Willoughby!
287
00:14:48,640 --> 00:14:49,196
Hello, Miss Lark!
288
00:14:49,198 --> 00:14:51,496
Hello, Georgie. Twins.
GEORGIE: Oh!
289
00:14:51,498 --> 00:14:52,799
Good boy, Willoughby.
290
00:14:53,964 --> 00:14:54,898
Come on, Georgie, we haven't
got enough time for this.
291
00:14:55,665 --> 00:14:56,465
Aw.
Come along. Come on, Wil.
292
00:14:57,498 --> 00:14:58,366
(GASPS) The balloon lady!
Can we get balloons?
293
00:14:59,499 --> 00:15:01,329
No, Georgie! We haven't enough
for groceries as it is.
294
00:15:01,331 --> 00:15:04,396
Oi! Georgie Banks!
Keep off the grass.
295
00:15:04,398 --> 00:15:06,396
I don't spend all day
caring for it
296
00:15:06,398 --> 00:15:07,565
just to see my work
get trampled on.
297
00:15:07,897 --> 00:15:09,280
Go on, off it!
298
00:15:09,300 --> 00:15:10,229
Sorry.
299
00:15:10,231 --> 00:15:12,532
What if Father
does lose the house?
300
00:15:13,970 --> 00:15:14,430
We'll just have to
figure out a way
301
00:15:14,432 --> 00:15:15,962
to get it back, I suppose.
302
00:15:15,964 --> 00:15:18,399
You're right.
That's what Mother would do.
303
00:15:25,130 --> 00:15:26,131
No.
304
00:15:44,980 --> 00:15:46,990
(MUSIC BOX CHIMING)
305
00:16:02,898 --> 00:16:05,232
♪ We haven't spoken
in so long, dear
306
00:16:06,432 --> 00:16:09,990
♪ This year has gone by
in a blur
307
00:16:10,980 --> 00:16:13,928
♪ Today, seems
everything's gone wrong here
308
00:16:13,930 --> 00:16:17,640
♪ I'm looking
for the way things were
309
00:16:17,631 --> 00:16:21,296
♪ I know you'd laugh
and call me tragic
310
00:16:21,298 --> 00:16:24,299
♪ For everything's
in disarray
311
00:16:25,232 --> 00:16:29,290
♪ These rooms
were always full of magic
312
00:16:29,310 --> 00:16:30,932
♪ That's vanished...
313
00:16:32,231 --> 00:16:34,331
♪ Since you went away
314
00:16:39,298 --> 00:16:42,928
♪ This house is crowded now
with questions
315
00:16:42,930 --> 00:16:46,290
♪ Your John's
a walking questionnaire
316
00:16:46,310 --> 00:16:49,533
♪ And I could surely use
a few suggestions
317
00:16:49,865 --> 00:16:53,960
♪ On how to brush
our daughter's hair
318
00:16:53,980 --> 00:16:56,533
♪ When Georgie
needed explanations
319
00:16:56,864 --> 00:17:00,195
♪ You always knew
just what to say
320
00:17:00,197 --> 00:17:03,628
♪ And I miss
our family conversations
321
00:17:03,630 --> 00:17:05,232
♪ It's silent...
322
00:17:06,264 --> 00:17:08,331
♪ Since you went away
323
00:17:10,931 --> 00:17:13,466
♪ Winter has gone
324
00:17:14,297 --> 00:17:17,430
♪ But not from this room
325
00:17:17,432 --> 00:17:20,963
♪ Snow's left the lane
326
00:17:20,965 --> 00:17:25,299
♪ But the cherry trees
forgot to bloom
327
00:17:27,865 --> 00:17:28,999
The certificate.
328
00:17:30,498 --> 00:17:32,565
The certificate.
(CLEARS THROAT)
329
00:17:35,564 --> 00:17:38,331
♪ I'll carry on
the way you told me
330
00:17:39,365 --> 00:17:41,864
♪ I say that
like I have a choice
331
00:17:43,640 --> 00:17:46,310
♪ And though you are not here
to hold me
332
00:17:46,498 --> 00:17:49,431
♪ In the echoes,
I can hear your voice
333
00:17:50,297 --> 00:17:54,195
♪ But still one question
fills my day, dear
334
00:17:54,197 --> 00:17:57,595
♪ The answer
I've most longed to know
335
00:17:57,597 --> 00:18:01,530
♪ Each moment
since you went away, dear
336
00:18:01,532 --> 00:18:03,898
♪ My question, Kate, is...
337
00:18:05,931 --> 00:18:07,499
♪ Where'd you go? ♪
338
00:18:14,130 --> 00:18:16,640
JANE: Nothing in the wardrobe!
339
00:18:16,931 --> 00:18:18,362
Oh, my goodness.
340
00:18:18,364 --> 00:18:20,564
Yes, it's quite a mess.
341
00:18:21,532 --> 00:18:23,232
JANE: Yes, it is.
342
00:18:24,980 --> 00:18:26,629
What are all your art things
doing up here?
343
00:18:26,631 --> 00:18:29,533
Oh. I wasn't
using them anymore.
344
00:18:30,930 --> 00:18:33,465
I should probably just
get rid of it all.
345
00:18:35,865 --> 00:18:37,565
Have you looked
in Father's old desk?
346
00:18:37,898 --> 00:18:39,162
MICHAEL: I honestly
can't remember why we kept
347
00:18:39,164 --> 00:18:40,331
most of this stuff
to begin with.
348
00:18:41,531 --> 00:18:44,195
I mean, why on earth did we
save this old broken thing?
349
00:18:44,197 --> 00:18:46,398
Don't you remember that kite?
350
00:18:47,131 --> 00:18:50,299
We used to love flying that
with Mother and Father.
351
00:18:50,930 --> 00:18:52,831
Well, it won't fly anymore.
352
00:18:53,998 --> 00:18:55,399
Out it goes.
353
00:18:55,931 --> 00:18:57,431
No looking back.
354
00:19:53,650 --> 00:19:55,229
♪ Hold on tight
to those you love
355
00:19:55,231 --> 00:19:58,231
♪ And maybe soon
from up above ♪
356
00:20:04,564 --> 00:20:06,431
(BARKING)
Willoughby!
357
00:20:07,864 --> 00:20:09,431
Naughty boy.
(CONTINUES BARKING)
358
00:20:11,197 --> 00:20:12,798
Hush.
359
00:20:20,130 --> 00:20:22,196
ANNABEL: How long do you think
it will take us today?
360
00:20:22,198 --> 00:20:25,463
Well, let's see. It's a
9-minute walk to the shop.
361
00:20:25,465 --> 00:20:27,329
(GEORGIE GIGGLES)
So if it takes 10 minutes...
362
00:20:27,331 --> 00:20:28,195
to purchase each item...
363
00:20:28,197 --> 00:20:29,398
Excuse me, children,
coming through!
364
00:20:29,897 --> 00:20:31,229
Georgie! Come back!
365
00:20:31,231 --> 00:20:33,630
JOHN: Georgie!
PARK KEEPER: You two!
366
00:20:33,650 --> 00:20:35,494
I've told you before,
off the grass!
367
00:20:35,496 --> 00:20:37,296
But our brother!
You heard me!
368
00:20:37,298 --> 00:20:39,232
Now! What?
369
00:20:39,597 --> 00:20:40,932
(ANNABEL PANTING)
370
00:20:47,298 --> 00:20:48,299
(GASPS)
371
00:20:49,300 --> 00:20:50,266
(PANTING)
372
00:20:56,298 --> 00:20:57,366
(CHUCKLES)
373
00:21:05,640 --> 00:21:06,397
(GRUNTING)
374
00:21:13,563 --> 00:21:15,963
Whoa! Oh!
375
00:21:15,965 --> 00:21:17,461
GEORGIE: (SCREAMING) Help!
376
00:21:17,463 --> 00:21:18,865
We're coming, Georgie!
377
00:21:19,231 --> 00:21:20,231
GEORGIE: Help!
378
00:21:22,650 --> 00:21:23,640
GEORGIE: Help!
379
00:21:23,464 --> 00:21:25,799
Hold on!
Help me!
380
00:21:26,264 --> 00:21:28,232
(SCREAMS)
(JACK GRUNTS)
381
00:21:48,897 --> 00:21:51,165
As I live and breathe.
382
00:22:06,364 --> 00:22:08,565
You need to be more careful
when the wind rises, Georgie.
383
00:22:08,898 --> 00:22:10,229
You nearly lost your kite.
384
00:22:10,231 --> 00:22:12,462
And you two
nearly lost your Georgie.
385
00:22:12,464 --> 00:22:13,997
He might have
got away completely
386
00:22:13,999 --> 00:22:15,630
had I not been holding on
387
00:22:15,650 --> 00:22:16,629
to the other end
of that string.
388
00:22:16,631 --> 00:22:18,361
My goodness, Annabel...
389
00:22:18,363 --> 00:22:20,462
what have you done
to your clothes?
390
00:22:20,464 --> 00:22:22,620
You could grow a garden
in that much soil.
391
00:22:22,640 --> 00:22:23,296
And, John...
392
00:22:23,298 --> 00:22:25,630
yes, just as filthy.
393
00:22:25,650 --> 00:22:26,365
How do you know our names?
394
00:22:26,897 --> 00:22:29,162
Because she's Mary Poppins,
of course.
395
00:22:29,164 --> 00:22:31,640
May I say, you look lovely,
as always.
396
00:22:31,563 --> 00:22:33,163
Do you really think so?
397
00:22:33,165 --> 00:22:34,528
Nice to see you, Jack.
398
00:22:34,530 --> 00:22:36,929
Good to see you too,
Mary Poppins.
399
00:22:36,931 --> 00:22:39,362
I was just your age
when we first met,
400
00:22:39,364 --> 00:22:40,963
working for a chimney sweep.
401
00:22:40,965 --> 00:22:42,131
How is dear old Bert?
402
00:22:43,232 --> 00:22:44,429
Traveling the world, he is.
Off to points unknown.
403
00:22:44,431 --> 00:22:45,962
Well, now I am off to speak
404
00:22:45,964 --> 00:22:47,131
with the father
of these children.
405
00:22:48,265 --> 00:22:48,899
This family is clearly
in desperate need of a nanny.
406
00:22:49,765 --> 00:22:51,196
Now, quick march
and best foot forward,
407
00:22:51,198 --> 00:22:53,310
and I'll thank you
not to dawdle.
408
00:22:57,597 --> 00:22:58,897
Go on!
409
00:22:58,899 --> 00:23:00,640
(ANNABEL SIGHS)
410
00:23:03,865 --> 00:23:06,532
Father! Aunt Jane! Come quick!
411
00:23:06,864 --> 00:23:08,162
Quickly!
What is it, Georgie?
412
00:23:08,164 --> 00:23:09,963
Has something happened?
413
00:23:09,965 --> 00:23:13,362
I was flying a kite
and it got caught on a nanny!
414
00:23:13,364 --> 00:23:15,129
Whatever are you
talking about?
415
00:23:15,131 --> 00:23:16,595
Come! Come, look!
416
00:23:16,597 --> 00:23:18,131
Wait, where did you get
that kite?
417
00:23:18,598 --> 00:23:20,596
I found it in the park.
418
00:23:20,598 --> 00:23:23,650
She kept it from blowing away.
419
00:23:26,363 --> 00:23:27,931
Mary...
Poppins.
420
00:23:29,232 --> 00:23:30,663
Oh, close your mouth
please, Michael.
421
00:23:30,665 --> 00:23:32,165
We are still not a codfish.
422
00:23:32,998 --> 00:23:34,650
(GIGGLES)
423
00:23:35,131 --> 00:23:37,398
Jane Banks, still rather
inclined to giggle, I see.
424
00:23:39,430 --> 00:23:42,495
Good heavens,
it really is you.
425
00:23:42,497 --> 00:23:44,196
You seem hardly
to have aged at all.
426
00:23:44,198 --> 00:23:47,228
Really!
How incredibly rude.
427
00:23:47,230 --> 00:23:49,428
One never discusses
a woman's age, Michael.
428
00:23:49,430 --> 00:23:51,290
I would have hoped
I taught you better.
429
00:23:51,310 --> 00:23:53,980
I'm sorry, I didn't mean...
You came back.
430
00:23:54,970 --> 00:23:56,395
I thought
we'd never see you again.
431
00:23:56,397 --> 00:23:58,199
It is wonderful to see you.
432
00:23:59,980 --> 00:24:00,932
Yes, it is, isn't it?
433
00:24:02,530 --> 00:24:04,196
ANNABEL:
So, you know her, then?
434
00:24:04,198 --> 00:24:06,162
Mary Poppins
used to be our nanny.
435
00:24:06,164 --> 00:24:09,261
What brings you here
after all this time?
436
00:24:09,263 --> 00:24:10,528
MARY: Same thing that
brought me the first time.
437
00:24:10,530 --> 00:24:12,195
I've come to look after
the Banks children.
438
00:24:12,197 --> 00:24:14,195
Us?
Oh, yes, you too.
439
00:24:14,197 --> 00:24:15,897
ANNABEL:
But we don't need a nanny.
440
00:24:15,899 --> 00:24:17,428
Mother taught us
to look after ourselves.
441
00:24:17,430 --> 00:24:19,429
You did just misplace Georgie,
I might point out.
442
00:24:19,431 --> 00:24:22,129
Only slightly.
We got him back.
443
00:24:22,131 --> 00:24:23,562
We can do anything
a nanny can.
444
00:24:23,564 --> 00:24:25,462
GEORGIE: Mary Poppins
flew here on a kite.
445
00:24:25,464 --> 00:24:27,294
You can't do that, can you?
446
00:24:27,296 --> 00:24:28,962
What are you talking about,
Georgie? Don't be silly.
447
00:24:28,964 --> 00:24:30,461
JANE: Oh, let him believe
what he likes.
448
00:24:30,463 --> 00:24:32,394
When your father and I were
young, we used to imagine...
449
00:24:32,396 --> 00:24:35,640
that Mary Poppins could do all
sorts of impossible things.
450
00:24:35,430 --> 00:24:36,831
PARROT UMBRELLA: Actually...
451
00:24:37,196 --> 00:24:38,296
"Actually," what?
452
00:24:38,298 --> 00:24:39,363
Actually, I'd like to get back
453
00:24:39,365 --> 00:24:40,429
to the matter
of my employment.
454
00:24:40,431 --> 00:24:42,630
Your umbrella talks!
455
00:24:42,650 --> 00:24:43,650
Georgie, please,
456
00:24:44,970 --> 00:49:29,100
we're in the midst
of a grown-up conversation.
457
00:24:45,640 --> 00:24:46,428
ANNABEL: Why don't we go
upstairs, Georgie?
458
00:24:46,430 --> 00:24:48,929
But it did talk! I promise!
459
00:24:48,931 --> 00:24:50,263
I'm afraid Georgie sometimes
460
00:24:50,265 --> 00:24:52,228
suffers from an excess
of imagination.
461
00:24:52,230 --> 00:24:53,230
As I recall,
462
00:24:54,464 --> 00:24:55,231
you had the same affliction
yourself when you were young.
463
00:24:56,330 --> 00:24:57,628
Did I, really? Well,
those days are long behind me.
464
00:24:57,630 --> 00:25:00,280
Are they, indeed? Hmm.
465
00:25:00,300 --> 00:25:01,996
Now, about my employment...
Yes, about your employment...
466
00:25:01,998 --> 00:25:03,329
the truth is,
I simply can't afford...
467
00:25:03,331 --> 00:25:04,963
We can settle on terms later,
468
00:25:04,965 --> 00:25:06,194
although I will want
my old room back.
469
00:25:06,196 --> 00:25:08,960
That's if it's not
a complete disaster...
470
00:25:08,980 --> 00:25:10,950
and I will insist on having
every second Tuesday off.
471
00:25:10,970 --> 00:25:12,428
No, I'm afraid, I...
Of course, Mary Poppins.
472
00:25:12,430 --> 00:25:13,564
Good, good.
That's all settled.
473
00:25:13,898 --> 00:25:16,529
Then I'll stay.
Now, if you'll excuse me...
474
00:25:16,531 --> 00:25:18,194
the children have turned
themselves into dustbins.
475
00:25:18,196 --> 00:25:19,595
So the first order of business
476
00:25:19,597 --> 00:25:21,464
is to see them properly
bathed and dressed.
477
00:25:23,898 --> 00:25:25,928
Jane, have you gone
completely mad?
478
00:25:25,930 --> 00:25:27,496
I can't afford to take
on anyone else.
479
00:25:27,498 --> 00:25:28,630
Mary Poppins
isn't just anyone.
480
00:25:28,632 --> 00:25:29,897
Don't you see, Michael?
481
00:25:29,899 --> 00:25:31,228
No one's
hiring nannies anymore.
482
00:25:31,230 --> 00:25:32,262
The poor woman
has nowhere to go.
483
00:25:32,264 --> 00:25:33,562
Well, neither will we
by the end of the week!
484
00:25:33,564 --> 00:25:34,532
Oh, don't be so grumpy.
485
00:25:35,430 --> 00:25:35,464
You sound just like Father.
I do not!
486
00:25:36,130 --> 00:25:36,931
Give Mary Poppins a chance.
487
00:25:37,865 --> 00:25:38,231
You need help
just as much as she does!
488
00:25:39,364 --> 00:25:41,230
Very well. She can stay
for the time being, I suppose.
489
00:25:42,130 --> 00:25:45,264
After all, she did fly
all this way on a kite.
490
00:25:45,897 --> 00:25:47,464
(BOTH LAUGH)
491
00:25:49,364 --> 00:25:52,395
Those things, when we were
young, they didn't really...
492
00:25:52,397 --> 00:25:53,529
Happen?
No.
493
00:25:53,531 --> 00:25:54,963
No.
Of course not.
494
00:25:54,965 --> 00:25:56,561
Ridiculous.
495
00:25:56,563 --> 00:25:57,998
(BOTH CHUCKLE)
496
00:26:00,230 --> 00:26:01,395
Oh, hello, Mary Poppins.
497
00:26:01,397 --> 00:26:03,131
Hello, Ellen.
498
00:26:08,597 --> 00:26:09,928
How'd you do that?
499
00:26:09,930 --> 00:26:11,980
Do what?
500
00:26:12,231 --> 00:26:13,198
And why didn't Father believe
you flew here on a kite?
501
00:26:14,164 --> 00:26:15,265
Because it's complete
nonsense, of course.
502
00:26:16,650 --> 00:26:17,528
Grown-ups forget.
They always do.
503
00:26:17,530 --> 00:26:19,262
MARY: That will be
quite enough of that.
504
00:26:19,264 --> 00:26:21,428
I should have left you
in the umbrella stand.
505
00:26:21,430 --> 00:26:23,296
(GASPS) Not with the canes!
Oh.
506
00:26:23,298 --> 00:26:25,595
(GEORGIE GIGGLES)
(SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY)
507
00:26:25,597 --> 00:26:27,290
What are you two
whispering about?
508
00:26:27,310 --> 00:26:27,999
BOTH: Nothing.
509
00:26:28,931 --> 00:26:30,564
"Nothing." Such a
useful word, isn't it?
510
00:26:30,898 --> 00:26:33,162
It can mean anything
and everything.
511
00:26:33,164 --> 00:26:34,131
ANNABEL: It's just that...
512
00:26:35,640 --> 00:53:10,971
You don't require
the services of a nanny.
513
00:26:36,163 --> 00:26:36,929
Well, we have grown up
a good deal
514
00:26:36,931 --> 00:26:38,864
in the past year,
after all.
515
00:26:39,296 --> 00:26:40,497
Yes.
516
00:26:41,598 --> 00:26:43,362
Well, we'll have to see
what can be done about that.
517
00:26:43,364 --> 00:26:45,940
ANNABEL: That was
our mother's, be careful.
518
00:26:45,960 --> 00:26:47,230
I am always careful.
519
00:26:48,230 --> 00:26:49,963
So, you're staying?
520
00:26:49,965 --> 00:26:53,610
Yes, I'll stay.
Until the door opens.
521
00:26:53,630 --> 00:26:54,328
What does that mean?
522
00:26:54,330 --> 00:26:56,280
That door's always opening.
523
00:26:56,300 --> 00:26:58,128
Oh, not that door,
another one.
524
00:26:58,130 --> 00:27:00,290
The bathroom door?
525
00:27:00,310 --> 00:27:01,999
(CHUCKLES)
That's just silly, Georgie.
526
00:27:03,431 --> 00:27:05,528
Not the bathroom door?
MARY: No.
527
00:27:05,530 --> 00:27:07,329
But a bath would prove useful.
528
00:27:07,331 --> 00:27:10,640
Come along.
Time for a good, clean start.
529
00:27:14,960 --> 00:27:16,161
Mother always had us
take our baths in the evening.
530
00:27:16,163 --> 00:27:17,629
Well, in my experience,
Annabel...
531
00:27:17,631 --> 00:27:19,428
the perfect time of day
to have a bath
532
00:27:19,430 --> 00:27:20,628
is when one needs a wash.
533
00:27:20,630 --> 00:27:23,229
Georgie, you will go first.
534
00:27:23,231 --> 00:27:25,562
We are perfectly capable
of drawing our own baths.
535
00:27:25,564 --> 00:27:27,129
MARY: How very helpful, John.
536
00:27:27,131 --> 00:27:29,195
In that case,
you may turn off the tap.
537
00:27:29,197 --> 00:27:32,295
But not quite yet, still need
to put in the bubbles.
538
00:27:32,297 --> 00:27:34,620
But I don't like
soap bubbles.
539
00:27:34,640 --> 00:27:35,295
Well, then
you shall have to try
540
00:27:35,297 --> 00:27:37,465
to avoid them at all costs.
541
00:27:38,296 --> 00:27:40,297
She's a tough nut,
isn't she?
542
00:27:41,263 --> 00:27:43,940
(SIGHS) All right then...
543
00:27:43,960 --> 00:27:44,962
but we'll have to
get this done quickly!
544
00:27:44,964 --> 00:27:47,494
Right, we still have to
get down to the grocers...
545
00:27:47,496 --> 00:27:49,261
and it looks as though
it might rain.
546
00:27:49,263 --> 00:27:51,363
I know who you should ask.
(JOHN SIGHS)
547
00:27:51,365 --> 00:27:52,595
Her umbrella can't talk,
Georgie.
548
00:27:52,597 --> 00:27:53,962
The very idea.
549
00:27:53,964 --> 00:27:55,640
How do you know it can't?
550
00:27:56,264 --> 00:27:57,231
ANNABEL: Because it can't.
The very notion is ridiculous.
551
00:27:58,970 --> 00:27:59,229
Exactly right, Annabel.
It's nonsense.
552
00:27:59,231 --> 00:28:00,596
Foolishness.
553
00:28:00,598 --> 00:28:01,865
It makes no sense.
554
00:28:02,865 --> 00:28:04,362
And if it makes no sense,
it can't be true.
555
00:28:04,364 --> 00:28:06,263
♪ John, you're right
556
00:28:06,265 --> 00:28:08,950
♪ It's good to know
you're bright
557
00:28:08,970 --> 00:28:11,961
♪ For intellect
can wash away confusion
558
00:28:11,963 --> 00:28:15,262
♪ Georgie sees,
and Annabel agrees
559
00:28:15,264 --> 00:28:19,194
♪ Most folderol's
an optical illusion
560
00:28:19,196 --> 00:28:22,362
♪ You three know it's true
that one plus one is two
561
00:28:22,364 --> 00:28:26,497
♪ Yes, logic is the rock
of our foundation
562
00:28:27,630 --> 00:28:31,194
♪ I suspect,
and I'm never incorrect
563
00:28:31,196 --> 00:28:37,297
♪ That you're far too old
to give in to imagination
564
00:28:38,563 --> 00:28:39,896
(DOLPHIN CLICKING)
565
00:28:39,898 --> 00:28:41,630
No, not yet.
566
00:28:41,497 --> 00:28:42,498
(GEORGIE GASPS)
567
00:28:43,463 --> 00:28:46,280
♪ Some people like
to splash and play
568
00:28:46,300 --> 00:28:48,229
♪ Can you imagine that?
569
00:28:48,231 --> 00:28:51,270
♪ And take a seaside holiday
570
00:28:51,290 --> 00:28:53,528
♪ Can you imagine that?
571
00:28:53,530 --> 00:28:57,564
♪ Too much glee leaves
rings around the brain
572
00:28:58,196 --> 00:29:02,361
♪ Take that joy
and send it down the drain
573
00:29:02,363 --> 00:29:04,529
♪ Some people
like to laugh at life
574
00:29:04,531 --> 00:29:06,640
♪ And giggle through the day
575
00:29:06,464 --> 00:29:09,231
♪ They think the world's
a brand-new, shiny toy
576
00:29:10,930 --> 00:29:13,128
♪ And if while dreaming
in the clouds
577
00:29:13,130 --> 00:29:15,262
♪ They fall and go kersplat
578
00:29:15,264 --> 00:29:17,496
♪ Although they're down
and bent in half
579
00:29:17,498 --> 00:29:19,595
♪ They brush right off
and start to laugh!
580
00:29:19,597 --> 00:29:23,430
♪ Can you imagine that? ♪
581
00:29:27,463 --> 00:29:29,362
On second thoughts,
perhaps you're right.
582
00:29:29,364 --> 00:29:31,329
It makes no sense to take
a bath this early.
583
00:29:31,331 --> 00:29:33,431
Wait! I want to take a bath!
584
00:29:33,864 --> 00:29:35,361
Oh, really?
585
00:29:35,363 --> 00:29:37,297
Very well, then.
(GEORGIE CHUCKLES)
586
00:29:38,231 --> 00:29:39,961
Up you go.
(GASPS)
587
00:29:39,963 --> 00:29:42,295
And in you go.
(ECHOING) Whoa!
588
00:29:42,297 --> 00:29:43,529
(GASPS) Georgie!
589
00:29:43,531 --> 00:29:44,629
(ECHOING) Georgie!
590
00:29:44,631 --> 00:29:45,430
John!
591
00:29:45,963 --> 00:29:47,961
What happened?
Will they be all right?
592
00:29:47,963 --> 00:29:49,563
Well, it is just a bath,
after all.
593
00:29:49,565 --> 00:29:50,532
But then again,
it's not my tub.
594
00:29:51,465 --> 00:29:52,980
ANNABEL: Shouldn't you go in
after them?
595
00:29:53,980 --> 00:29:54,428
Oh, no, I had my bath
this morning, thank you.
596
00:29:54,430 --> 00:29:57,528
Well, if you won't, I will!
597
00:29:57,530 --> 00:29:59,230
(ECHOING) Whoa!
598
00:30:07,530 --> 00:30:09,265
Off we go.
599
00:30:12,598 --> 00:30:14,980
(GIGGLING)
600
00:30:15,630 --> 00:30:17,831
(JOHN PANTING)
601
00:30:24,330 --> 00:30:25,864
(WATER BUBBLING)
602
00:30:31,929 --> 00:30:34,610
♪ Some people like
to dive right in
603
00:30:34,630 --> 00:30:36,194
♪ Can you imagine that?
604
00:30:36,196 --> 00:30:38,128
♪ And flap about
in bathtub gin
605
00:30:38,130 --> 00:30:40,294
♪ Can you imagine that?
606
00:30:40,296 --> 00:30:43,629
♪ Doggies paddling
20 leagues below
607
00:30:43,631 --> 00:30:44,798
(BARKS)
608
00:30:45,830 --> 00:30:48,531
♪ Might seem real,
but we know it's not so
609
00:30:54,330 --> 00:30:56,461
♪ To cook without a recipe
610
00:30:56,463 --> 00:30:58,361
♪ Can you imagine that?
611
00:30:58,363 --> 00:31:01,465
♪ And heaven knows what lives
within that pot!
612
00:31:02,330 --> 00:31:04,528
♪ Some pirates follow
treasure maps
613
00:31:04,530 --> 00:31:06,429
♪ And wear a silly hat
614
00:31:06,431 --> 00:31:08,495
♪ They search the world
for buried gold
615
00:31:08,497 --> 00:31:10,561
♪ They won't grow up
and don't grow old!
616
00:31:10,563 --> 00:31:14,300
♪ Can you imagine that? ♪
617
00:31:30,563 --> 00:31:33,564
Be sure to scrub
behind your ears!
618
00:31:39,430 --> 00:31:40,997
(DOLPHINS CLICKING)
619
00:31:47,163 --> 00:31:48,497
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
620
00:31:52,431 --> 00:31:53,431
(GIGGLES)
621
00:32:03,597 --> 00:32:06,297
(CHILDREN EXCLAIMING)
622
00:32:07,331 --> 00:32:09,428
♪ Some answer
when adventure calls!
623
00:32:09,430 --> 00:32:11,194
ALL:
♪ Can you imagine that?
624
00:32:11,196 --> 00:32:13,429
♪ And sail straight
over waterfalls!
625
00:32:13,431 --> 00:32:15,165
ALL:
♪ Can you imagine that?
626
00:32:15,597 --> 00:32:18,628
♪ They see living
as its own reward
627
00:32:18,630 --> 00:32:19,961
Ahoy!
628
00:32:19,963 --> 00:32:21,563
♪ They rock the boat,
then...
629
00:32:21,565 --> 00:32:23,629
Whoa!
Man overboard!
630
00:32:23,631 --> 00:32:25,662
♪ Some people
look out on the sea
631
00:32:25,664 --> 00:32:26,698
♪ And see a brand-new day
632
00:32:27,630 --> 00:32:31,595
♪ Their spirit lifts them high
above the blue
633
00:32:31,597 --> 00:32:34,928
♪ Yet, some others
wear an anchor
634
00:32:34,930 --> 00:32:37,297
♪ And they sink
in seconds flat
635
00:32:38,263 --> 00:32:39,531
♪ So...
636
00:32:39,864 --> 00:32:42,950
♪ Perhaps we've learnt
when day is done
637
00:32:42,970 --> 00:32:43,930
♪ Some stuff and nonsense
could be fun!
638
00:32:45,598 --> 00:32:51,310
ALL:
♪ Can you imagine that? ♪
639
00:32:54,430 --> 00:32:56,428
(CHILDREN EXCLAIMING)
640
00:32:56,430 --> 00:32:57,830
(GEORGIE LAUGHING)
641
00:33:06,598 --> 00:33:07,897
MICHAEL: No.
642
00:33:08,330 --> 00:33:09,431
No.
643
00:33:11,230 --> 00:33:12,331
No.
644
00:33:13,464 --> 00:33:14,596
No. Anything?
645
00:33:14,598 --> 00:33:15,798
No, nothing.
646
00:33:16,897 --> 00:33:17,397
Just your old drawings,
and bills, and nothing else.
647
00:33:18,263 --> 00:33:18,798
Well, then that's it,
it's not here.
648
00:33:19,365 --> 00:33:19,931
JOHN: Father, Aunt Jane!
649
00:33:21,163 --> 00:33:22,565
ANNABEL: It was amazing! And
then there were these boats!
650
00:33:22,897 --> 00:33:24,263
GEORGIE: Everything you could
ever dream of!
651
00:33:24,265 --> 00:33:26,280
ANNABEL: And then,
he fell in the water!
652
00:33:26,300 --> 00:33:27,596
Not now, please.
653
00:33:27,598 --> 00:33:30,270
But it really happened!
Tell him, Mary Poppins!
654
00:33:30,290 --> 00:33:32,940
I have no idea
what you're all talking about.
655
00:33:32,960 --> 00:33:33,462
We swam through
a pirate ship!
656
00:33:33,464 --> 00:33:36,131
Enough, please!
657
00:33:38,431 --> 00:33:41,310
You're right, Father.
We're sorry.
658
00:33:42,897 --> 00:33:44,998
No, I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
659
00:33:46,231 --> 00:33:48,928
I don't mean to be cross
with all of you. I...
660
00:33:48,930 --> 00:33:51,497
I've just lost something
very important.
661
00:33:52,640 --> 00:33:53,462
Yes. And we're
going to find it.
662
00:33:53,464 --> 00:33:55,128
I'm sure your grandfather just
663
00:33:55,130 --> 00:33:56,596
tucked it away somewhere
for safekeeping.
664
00:33:56,598 --> 00:33:57,963
The bank!
665
00:33:59,640 --> 00:34:00,128
Didn't Father have a safety
deposit box in the bank?
666
00:34:00,130 --> 00:34:01,262
Yes. Yes, he did.
667
00:34:01,264 --> 00:34:02,927
Well, let's go.
It's closed.
668
00:34:02,929 --> 00:34:04,290
We'll go first thing
in the morning.
669
00:34:04,310 --> 00:34:04,895
But won't we need a key?
670
00:34:04,897 --> 00:34:06,329
There's a whole drawer
full of keys
671
00:34:06,331 --> 00:34:07,628
in Father's old desk upstairs.
672
00:34:07,630 --> 00:34:09,620
MICHAEL: Is there?
JANE: Yes!
673
00:34:09,640 --> 00:34:11,198
My goodness, gracious,
glory me.
674
00:34:12,640 --> 00:34:13,462
You'd think by now
they'd have learned
675
00:34:13,464 --> 00:34:15,364
to pick up after themselves.
676
00:34:33,960 --> 00:34:35,329
Cleaning is not a spectator
sport, I'll remind you.
677
00:34:35,331 --> 00:34:36,428
John, Annabel,
put all the books
678
00:34:36,430 --> 00:34:37,496
back on the bookshelves.
679
00:34:37,498 --> 00:34:39,797
Georgie Banks,
come back here.
680
00:34:41,130 --> 00:34:42,262
Take out this rubbish,
would you?
681
00:34:42,264 --> 00:34:43,394
Yes, Mary Poppins.
682
00:34:43,396 --> 00:34:44,997
There's a good boy.
683
00:34:45,497 --> 00:34:47,263
(GRUNTING)
684
00:34:47,265 --> 00:34:49,131
Off you go, spit spot.
685
00:34:57,396 --> 00:34:58,464
(GRUNTS)
686
00:35:14,464 --> 00:35:15,864
(HORN HONKS)
687
00:35:23,996 --> 00:35:25,131
MICHAEL: Oh, well.
688
00:35:25,996 --> 00:35:27,430
That's that.
689
00:35:29,431 --> 00:35:31,627
What about Mr. Dawes, Jr.?
690
00:35:31,629 --> 00:35:34,361
Couldn't he give you
more time?
691
00:35:34,363 --> 00:35:36,328
Yes, I'm sure he could
if he were still here...
692
00:35:36,330 --> 00:35:40,161
but Dawes' nephew has been
running things lately.
693
00:35:40,163 --> 00:35:42,362
I don't think he even knows
who I am.
694
00:35:42,364 --> 00:35:44,195
Thank you.
CLERK: Very good, sir.
695
00:35:44,197 --> 00:35:46,931
Well, it's high time he found
out, don't you think?
696
00:35:47,630 --> 00:35:49,898
(STAMMERS) Jane?
697
00:35:50,529 --> 00:35:51,530
Jane!
698
00:35:51,997 --> 00:35:53,431
(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
699
00:35:59,964 --> 00:36:01,165
Jane!
700
00:36:02,163 --> 00:36:03,164
Jane!
701
00:36:04,897 --> 00:36:06,231
MAN: Banks.
MICHAEL: Good morning.
702
00:36:07,364 --> 00:36:08,798
Sorry.
703
00:36:11,630 --> 00:36:14,194
Jane. We can't just charge
into his office.
704
00:36:14,196 --> 00:36:17,594
Hello, Miss Penny Farthing,
is it?
705
00:36:17,596 --> 00:36:20,197
Heavens, did the old secretary
finally retire?
706
00:36:20,495 --> 00:36:22,928
She always had
that big jar of sweets
707
00:36:22,930 --> 00:36:24,229
on the desk
we'd raid as children.
708
00:36:24,231 --> 00:36:25,931
WILKINS: I remember that jar.
709
00:36:26,629 --> 00:36:29,164
Those little toffees that
stuck your teeth together.
710
00:36:30,296 --> 00:36:32,428
Must get you one of
those jars, Miss Farthing.
711
00:36:32,430 --> 00:36:34,196
PENNY: Of course, sir.
712
00:36:34,198 --> 00:36:35,164
This wouldn't happen
713
00:36:36,630 --> 01:13:12,960
to be your sister,
would it, Mr. Banks?
714
00:36:36,896 --> 00:36:38,262
Yes.
Yes, Jane Banks.
715
00:36:38,264 --> 00:36:39,231
How do you do?
716
00:36:40,431 --> 00:36:41,595
Great pleasure to meet you.
William Weatherall Wilkins.
717
00:36:41,597 --> 00:36:43,431
Do step this way.
718
00:36:48,164 --> 00:36:49,165
(DOOR CLOSES)
719
00:36:50,330 --> 00:36:51,531
WILKINS: If I had known
720
00:36:52,630 --> 00:36:53,997
that George Banks' son
had taken a loan with us...
721
00:36:54,963 --> 00:36:56,395
I would have handled
the paperwork myself.
722
00:36:56,397 --> 00:36:58,528
Unfortunately...
723
00:36:58,530 --> 00:37:00,610
regarding an extension,
724
00:37:00,630 --> 00:37:02,195
there's very little I can do
at this point.
725
00:37:02,197 --> 00:37:03,198
MICHAEL: I see.
726
00:37:04,164 --> 00:37:05,928
Our father did leave us
shares in the bank.
727
00:37:05,930 --> 00:37:08,395
Oh, well,
that is good news!
728
00:37:08,397 --> 00:37:09,527
JANE: Yes. Yes, it is.
729
00:37:09,529 --> 00:37:10,530
But the trouble is,
730
00:37:11,531 --> 00:37:12,230
we can't seem to find
the share certificate.
731
00:37:13,130 --> 00:37:13,864
You wouldn't happen
to have any record
732
00:37:14,630 --> 00:37:14,997
of Father's shares,
would you?
733
00:37:15,797 --> 00:37:17,620
I would think so.
(BUZZER BUZZES)
734
00:37:17,640 --> 00:37:18,195
Bring in
the shareholder's ledger,
735
00:37:18,197 --> 00:37:19,263
would you, Miss Farthing?
736
00:37:19,265 --> 00:37:20,864
PENNY:
Right away, Mr. Wilkins.
737
00:37:21,363 --> 00:37:24,162
And what about your uncle,
Mr. Dawes, Jr.?
738
00:37:24,164 --> 00:37:26,864
He'd know if Father received
shares, wouldn't he?
739
00:37:28,640 --> 00:37:30,960
I'm afraid
740
00:37:30,980 --> 00:37:32,165
dear old Uncle Dawes
is getting on in years.
741
00:37:32,963 --> 00:37:35,127
Non compos mentis...
(DOOR OPENS)
742
00:37:35,129 --> 00:37:37,460
Which, sadly, is why
I had to take over for him.
743
00:37:37,462 --> 00:37:39,630
Ah, thank you, Miss Farthing.
744
00:37:40,529 --> 00:37:42,970
Let's see.
745
00:37:42,629 --> 00:37:44,280
"Babcock...
746
00:37:44,300 --> 00:37:45,297
"Baker..."
747
00:37:50,396 --> 00:37:51,397
Hmm.
748
00:37:52,497 --> 00:37:54,964
Doesn't seem to be a listing
for George Banks here.
749
00:37:56,230 --> 00:37:57,830
Don't despair.
750
00:37:58,863 --> 00:38:01,362
You still have until
that big fellow out there
751
00:38:01,364 --> 00:38:02,594
chimes his last
on Friday night...
752
00:38:02,596 --> 00:38:04,280
to find that certificate.
753
00:38:04,300 --> 00:38:06,229
And I'll keep looking here
as well.
754
00:38:06,231 --> 00:38:08,561
Yes, well, thank you
so very much, Mr. Wilkins.
755
00:38:08,563 --> 00:38:11,610
It's really been
a great pleasure. Thank you.
756
00:38:11,630 --> 00:38:12,562
Very kind of you.
Thank you, Mr. Wilkins.
757
00:38:12,564 --> 00:38:13,898
WILKINS: Not at all.
758
00:38:15,362 --> 00:38:16,863
(SIGHS)
759
00:38:20,596 --> 00:38:22,950
(DOOR CLOSES)
760
00:38:22,970 --> 00:38:23,630
(BUZZER BUZZES)
761
00:38:24,196 --> 00:38:24,931
Bring in all of George Banks'
old files, would you?
762
00:38:25,729 --> 00:38:27,300
PENNY: Of course, Mr. Wilkins.
763
00:39:01,530 --> 00:39:02,898
(BEDSPRINGS CREAKING)
764
00:39:04,496 --> 00:39:06,161
Georgie, this is a nursery,
765
00:39:06,163 --> 00:39:07,527
let me remind you,
and not a music hall.
766
00:39:07,529 --> 00:39:10,610
Can we have another bath?
767
00:39:10,630 --> 00:39:11,640
Oh, pish posh.
768
00:39:11,395 --> 00:39:13,196
Now, John,
you'd best go downstairs
769
00:39:13,198 --> 00:39:14,610
and help Ellen...
(CLATTERING)
770
00:39:14,630 --> 00:39:15,494
ELLEN: Whoa!
...put away the dishes.
771
00:39:15,496 --> 00:39:17,940
Yes, Mary Poppins.
772
00:39:17,960 --> 00:39:19,127
Here, I can
put those away myself.
773
00:39:19,129 --> 00:39:20,997
Very well, then.
774
00:39:21,896 --> 00:39:23,393
Now, Georgie Banks...
775
00:39:23,395 --> 00:39:25,195
if you were hoping
that I will let you
776
00:39:25,197 --> 00:39:26,528
take this
sadly neglected kite...
777
00:39:26,530 --> 00:39:27,564
to the park tomorrow,
778
00:39:28,597 --> 00:39:29,231
you'd better start
patching it up this instant.
779
00:39:29,730 --> 00:39:31,640
Yes, Mary Poppins.
780
00:39:32,562 --> 00:39:33,864
Hmm.
781
00:39:36,430 --> 00:39:38,627
Oh, let me help you
with those.
782
00:39:38,629 --> 00:39:40,628
Oh, you're a good lad.
783
00:39:40,630 --> 00:39:43,610
You're such a help, you are.
784
00:39:43,630 --> 00:39:44,528
I only wish
I could help your father
785
00:39:44,530 --> 00:39:46,294
save this poor old house.
786
00:39:46,296 --> 00:39:49,527
I could sell my broach
and necklace, I suppose.
787
00:39:49,529 --> 00:39:53,260
Matching set,
my old mum gave them to me.
788
00:39:53,262 --> 00:39:54,594
You'd do that for us?
789
00:39:54,596 --> 00:39:56,995
What? Sell my
prized possessions?
790
00:39:56,997 --> 00:39:58,131
Oh, no, I didn't
mean it like that.
791
00:39:59,230 --> 00:40:01,363
Oh, it's all right.
I think they're fakes, anyway.
792
00:40:02,196 --> 00:40:05,330
No. Plenty in this house worth
more than them old trinkets.
793
00:40:08,495 --> 00:40:10,430
If you'll excuse me, Ellen.
794
00:40:11,963 --> 00:40:13,496
What's got into him?
795
00:40:19,630 --> 00:40:20,797
(PANTING) Annabel!
796
00:40:21,163 --> 00:40:23,261
I know how to save the house!
What do you mean?
797
00:40:23,263 --> 00:40:25,360
If you two are going to keep
up all of this whispering...
798
00:40:25,362 --> 00:40:26,528
I'd like you
to practice doing so
799
00:40:26,530 --> 00:40:27,628
as loudly as possible.
800
00:40:27,630 --> 00:40:29,327
It will still be bad manners,
801
00:40:29,329 --> 00:40:31,329
but at least then we'll all
be in on the secret.
802
00:40:33,996 --> 00:40:34,997
Oh, hello, Jack!
803
00:40:35,997 --> 00:40:37,229
Mary Poppins,
how are you this fine evening?
804
00:40:38,230 --> 00:40:39,970
MARY: I'm settling in
quite nicely, thank you.
805
00:40:41,197 --> 00:40:42,595
(SOFTLY) I was downstairs
with Ellen...
806
00:40:42,597 --> 00:40:43,964
JACK: Do you know,
when I was a lad...
807
00:40:45,630 --> 00:40:46,961
I used to wave up to the boy
and girl who lived here.
808
00:40:46,963 --> 00:40:48,563
Oh. You mean
Michael and Jane.
809
00:40:49,362 --> 00:40:52,328
Ah, Miss Jane Banks!
810
00:40:52,330 --> 00:40:53,528
I see Mr. Banks
about now and again.
811
00:40:53,530 --> 00:40:54,998
It's been ages
since I've seen her.
812
00:40:56,197 --> 00:40:56,898
Well, she lives in a flat
on the other side of town now.
813
00:40:57,963 --> 00:40:59,296
I'm sure you'll bump into her
one of these days.
814
00:41:00,164 --> 00:41:01,230
What are you doing?
815
00:41:02,195 --> 00:41:02,229
You know we're not supposed
to touch that.
816
00:41:03,295 --> 00:41:05,360
This is authentic
Royal Doulton china, Annabel.
817
00:41:05,362 --> 00:41:07,263
Mother always said
it was priceless...
818
00:41:07,996 --> 00:41:09,996
and I bet it'll be enough
to pay off Father's debt.
819
00:41:09,998 --> 00:41:11,620
That's a terrible idea, John.
820
00:41:11,640 --> 00:41:12,300
You know
Mother loved that bowl.
821
00:41:13,310 --> 00:41:13,363
But she'd sell it herself
to save the house!
822
00:41:14,164 --> 00:41:14,864
That was Mother's!
Put that back!
823
00:41:15,729 --> 00:41:16,196
ANNABEL: No, Georgie,
give it to me!
824
00:41:17,263 --> 00:41:18,264
GEORGIE: No! Put it back!
ANNABEL: Let go, let go!
825
00:41:19,630 --> 01:22:38,959
It's a good thing
you come along
826
00:41:20,396 --> 00:41:20,430
when you did, Mary Poppins.
(CHILDREN SHOUTING)
827
00:41:20,862 --> 00:41:21,629
(BOWL BREAKS)
828
00:41:23,362 --> 00:41:24,898
That didn't sound good,
now did it?
829
00:41:25,496 --> 00:41:27,164
What are the three
of you up to?
830
00:41:29,362 --> 00:41:31,270
Give me the missing piece!
I don't have it!
831
00:41:31,290 --> 00:41:32,531
Well, look for it then!
832
00:41:39,300 --> 00:41:40,430
Which of you broke the bowl?
833
00:41:42,997 --> 00:41:45,962
Georgie did.
I did not! It was Annabel!
834
00:41:45,964 --> 00:41:47,262
No, I didn't!
If John hadn't taken it...
835
00:41:47,264 --> 00:41:48,962
(ALL ARGUING)
836
00:41:48,964 --> 00:41:50,228
CLYDE: Actually,
it was all three of them.
837
00:41:50,230 --> 00:41:51,197
MARY: Mmm.
838
00:41:52,130 --> 00:41:53,930
Who said that?
839
00:41:58,195 --> 00:41:59,328
Oh, dear.
840
00:41:59,330 --> 00:42:00,561
ANNABEL: Look!
The picture's changed.
841
00:42:00,563 --> 00:42:02,960
MARY: It looks
as though they've broken
842
00:42:02,980 --> 00:42:03,393
your carriage wheel.
843
00:42:03,395 --> 00:42:05,494
SHAMUS: That they have.
It's useless now.
844
00:42:05,496 --> 00:42:07,961
CLYDE: Useless
as a chocolate teapot.
845
00:42:07,963 --> 00:42:09,293
The bowl is speaking!
846
00:42:09,295 --> 00:42:11,126
SHAMUS: And who do we think
is gonna fix that?
847
00:42:11,128 --> 00:42:12,927
Aye, there's the riddle.
Them what broke it fixes it.
848
00:42:12,929 --> 00:42:14,126
That's what I say.
849
00:42:14,128 --> 00:42:15,627
What do you think,
Mary Poppins?
850
00:42:15,629 --> 00:42:17,294
Well, I suppose
we have no choice.
851
00:42:17,296 --> 00:42:18,961
But how are we
going to do that?
852
00:42:18,963 --> 00:42:20,528
I know a bit
about fixing carriages.
853
00:42:20,530 --> 00:42:21,996
But we can't fix
the carriage wheel.
854
00:42:21,998 --> 00:42:22,998
It isn't possible.
855
00:42:23,964 --> 00:42:26,897
Everything is possible.
Even the impossible.
856
00:42:28,495 --> 00:42:31,160
Now, gather 'round,
everyone. Spit, spot!
857
00:42:31,162 --> 00:42:33,428
Georgie, don't forget Gillie.
858
00:42:33,430 --> 00:42:34,594
Are we ready?
859
00:42:34,596 --> 00:42:35,563
Ready.
860
00:42:51,463 --> 00:42:52,797
(CHUCKLES)
861
00:43:05,329 --> 00:43:06,531
Wow!
862
00:43:07,162 --> 00:43:08,230
What just happened?
863
00:43:08,562 --> 00:43:10,530
Where are we?
864
00:43:11,162 --> 00:43:12,163
(CLINKS)
865
00:43:13,620 --> 00:43:14,130
Looks like we're in china,
so to speak.
866
00:43:15,196 --> 00:43:16,994
Over here, everyone.
This wheel won't fix itself.
867
00:43:16,996 --> 00:43:19,427
Now, tread lightly,
this is fine porcelain,
868
00:43:19,429 --> 00:43:21,628
and we don't want
to chip the glaze.
869
00:43:21,630 --> 00:43:23,996
(CHILDREN EXCLAIMING)
870
00:43:23,998 --> 00:43:25,929
GEORGIE: Whee!
(CHILDREN GIGGLING)
871
00:43:25,931 --> 00:43:28,194
Oh, Georgie, head up
and feet beneath you.
872
00:43:28,196 --> 00:43:29,896
You too, John.
873
00:43:29,898 --> 00:43:30,998
(CHILDREN LAUGHING)
874
00:43:32,362 --> 00:43:35,163
Excuse me, driver,
would you help us?
875
00:43:36,290 --> 00:43:39,127
Well, Mary Poppins,
is it yourself?
876
00:43:39,129 --> 00:43:40,627
But he's...
But you're...
877
00:43:40,629 --> 00:43:44,962
That's right, I'm Irish.
I'm also part poodle. (BARKS)
878
00:43:44,964 --> 00:43:46,295
(CHILDREN LAUGH)
879
00:43:46,297 --> 00:43:48,127
How wonderful
to see you, Shamus.
880
00:43:48,129 --> 00:43:49,493
I'm so sorry about all this.
881
00:43:49,495 --> 00:43:51,428
Now, would you help Jack
lift the carriage
882
00:43:51,430 --> 00:43:53,527
while the children
put the wheel back on?
883
00:43:53,529 --> 00:43:54,563
With pleasure!
884
00:43:54,896 --> 00:43:56,563
She's talking to a dog!
885
00:43:56,896 --> 00:43:59,161
Well, of course
she can talk. (CHUFFS)
886
00:43:59,163 --> 00:44:00,129
(GASPS SOFTLY)
887
00:44:01,130 --> 00:44:01,163
MARY: Take your places,
everyone. (CLAPS HANDS)
888
00:44:02,997 --> 00:44:04,197
Ready?
889
00:44:04,562 --> 00:44:06,797
And lift.
(CHILDREN GRUNTING)
890
00:44:07,229 --> 00:44:10,964
Yes. Let's see now,
this should do it.
891
00:44:11,597 --> 00:44:13,194
There we are, shipshape.
892
00:44:13,196 --> 00:44:14,528
Not a bad job at all.
893
00:44:14,530 --> 00:44:16,630
Suppose it'll have to do.
894
00:44:17,196 --> 00:44:18,928
And back to the nursery we go.
895
00:44:18,930 --> 00:44:19,862
Back already?
896
00:44:19,864 --> 00:44:21,494
Can't we stay in this bowl
for a while?
897
00:44:21,496 --> 00:44:23,993
I want a carriage ride.
898
00:44:23,995 --> 00:44:25,463
I wouldn't mind one m'self.
899
00:44:28,362 --> 00:44:30,193
Well, I suppose
it wouldn't do any harm.
900
00:44:30,195 --> 00:44:31,428
Shamus, would you mind?
901
00:44:31,430 --> 00:44:32,564
Not in the least.
902
00:44:32,896 --> 00:44:34,126
Climb aboard, everybody!
903
00:44:34,128 --> 00:44:35,560
CHILDREN: Hooray!
904
00:44:35,562 --> 00:44:38,493
SHAMUS: Mind the step,
plant yourselves comfy.
905
00:44:38,495 --> 00:44:41,561
Now, where would we all like
to go on this fine, fine day?
906
00:44:41,563 --> 00:44:44,397
The Royal Doulton Music Hall,
please.
907
00:44:44,963 --> 00:44:46,460
Where?
What's that?
908
00:44:46,462 --> 00:44:48,462
We're on the brink
of an adventure, children,
909
00:44:48,464 --> 00:44:50,530
don't spoil it
with too many questions.
910
00:44:50,864 --> 00:44:52,126
Let's go, Clyde!
911
00:44:52,128 --> 00:44:53,363
Easy.
912
00:44:54,396 --> 00:44:57,997
♪ In the nursery,
you were never by yourself
913
00:44:59,295 --> 00:45:02,393
♪ There was quite another
world upon your shelf
914
00:45:02,395 --> 00:45:03,396
Hold on!
915
00:45:04,362 --> 00:45:06,594
♪ Where each day
crowds make their way
916
00:45:06,596 --> 00:45:08,460
♪ Upon the sun's descent
917
00:45:08,462 --> 00:45:12,290
♪ To a mythical, mystical,
never-quite-logistical tent
918
00:45:12,329 --> 00:45:15,561
♪ Yes, in this
dearly dynamical
919
00:45:15,563 --> 00:45:18,627
♪ Simply ceramical
Royal Doulton bowl
920
00:45:18,629 --> 00:45:20,562
♪ There's a cuddly
and curious
921
00:45:20,564 --> 00:45:23,628
♪ Furry and furious
animal watering hole
922
00:45:23,630 --> 00:45:25,595
♪ Where the monkeys
and humming birds
923
00:45:25,597 --> 00:45:27,600
♪ Know the tunes
and the words
924
00:45:27,620 --> 00:45:28,628
♪ Every beast
large and small
925
00:45:28,630 --> 00:45:30,662
♪ Loves the very
top drawer-able
926
00:45:30,664 --> 00:45:35,430
♪ Always encore-able
Royal Doulton Music Hall
927
00:45:35,963 --> 00:45:37,527
Ooh, that one
tickled my tail.
928
00:45:37,529 --> 00:45:39,296
Nearly there,
Mary Poppins!
929
00:45:39,995 --> 00:45:43,227
BOTH: ♪ Yes, in this
marvelous, mystical
930
00:45:43,229 --> 00:45:46,293
♪ Rather sophistical
Royal Doulton bowl
931
00:45:46,295 --> 00:45:48,161
♪ There's a lot of birds
queuing up
932
00:45:48,163 --> 00:45:51,261
♪ A lot of hams chewing up
scenery they swallow whole
933
00:45:51,263 --> 00:45:53,261
♪ There are lots of cats
tuning strings
934
00:45:53,263 --> 00:45:54,595
MARY: ♪ Nightingales
in the wings
935
00:45:54,597 --> 00:45:56,428
BOTH: ♪ Waiting for
their big drum roll
936
00:45:56,430 --> 00:45:59,427
♪ At the simply sensational
♪ Standing ovation-al
937
00:45:59,429 --> 00:46:03,394
♪ Royal Doulton Music Hall
♪ Music Hall ♪
938
00:46:03,396 --> 00:46:05,300
SHAMUS: Here we are!
(CLYDE CHUFFS)
939
00:46:06,928 --> 00:46:09,620
But where's the music hall?
940
00:46:09,629 --> 00:46:12,530
Oh, yes, that. Silly me.
941
00:46:25,996 --> 00:46:27,194
WOLF: Step right up!
(CHILDREN EXCLAIM)
942
00:46:27,196 --> 00:46:29,428
Step right up
for the simply sensational
943
00:46:29,430 --> 00:46:31,627
Royal Doulton Music Hall!
(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
944
00:46:31,629 --> 00:46:34,160
How on earth
did she do that?
945
00:46:34,162 --> 00:46:36,127
One thing you should know
about Mary Poppins...
946
00:46:36,129 --> 00:46:38,361
she never explains anything.
Come on.
947
00:46:38,363 --> 00:46:40,360
WOLF: Hurry, hurry!
Only a few seats left!
948
00:46:40,362 --> 00:46:43,927
Get tickets while you can
for the one-night only...
949
00:46:43,929 --> 00:46:47,294
one and only...
Mary Poppins!
950
00:46:47,296 --> 00:46:48,895
What an honor it is
951
00:46:48,897 --> 00:46:50,327
to have you join us
this evening.
952
00:46:50,329 --> 00:46:51,460
Thank you.
953
00:46:51,462 --> 00:46:53,126
And who is this I see?
954
00:46:53,128 --> 00:46:56,194
Why, it's John,
Annabel and Georgie Banks!
955
00:46:56,196 --> 00:46:57,197
You know us?
956
00:46:58,230 --> 00:46:59,497
Of course. Everyone knows
the Banks children.
957
00:47:00,663 --> 00:47:02,393
We've all been watching you
in the nursery for years.
958
00:47:02,395 --> 00:47:04,270
It's so good
to finally meet you.
959
00:47:04,290 --> 00:47:06,295
Hurry along, now.
Get yourselves some peanuts
960
00:47:06,297 --> 00:47:08,394
and candy floss
and go right on in.
961
00:47:08,396 --> 00:47:09,897
May we, Mary Poppins?
962
00:47:10,563 --> 00:47:12,461
Yes.
(CHILDREN LAUGHING)
963
00:47:12,463 --> 00:47:14,261
GEORGIE: Come on!
Let's get candy floss!
964
00:47:14,263 --> 00:47:16,930
Just keep away
from the edge of the bowl.
965
00:47:20,995 --> 00:47:22,630
(SNARLS)
966
00:47:23,430 --> 00:47:25,495
(CROWD CHEERING AND LAUGHING)
967
00:47:25,497 --> 00:47:27,629
♪ At the highly-acclaimable
968
00:47:27,631 --> 00:47:29,161
♪ Nearly untamable
969
00:47:29,163 --> 00:47:31,161
(CROWD CHEERING)
970
00:47:31,163 --> 00:47:33,300
♪ Lavishly praisable,
always roof-raise-able
971
00:47:36,395 --> 00:47:37,396
♪ Royal Doulton
972
00:47:38,995 --> 00:47:41,929
♪ Music Hall! ♪
973
00:47:48,597 --> 00:47:51,362
Oh! Excuse me.
974
00:47:51,364 --> 00:47:52,797
Oh!
(GIGGLING)
975
00:47:58,995 --> 00:48:00,997
(ALL CHEERING)
976
00:48:04,496 --> 00:48:07,940
Bucks and mares,
cubs and does,
977
00:48:07,960 --> 00:48:08,530
welcome to our show of shows!
978
00:48:08,862 --> 00:48:10,894
It is my great honor
to introduce
979
00:48:10,896 --> 00:48:12,564
this evening's
renowned guest...
980
00:48:12,896 --> 00:48:14,194
the one...
981
00:48:14,196 --> 00:48:15,993
the only...
982
00:48:15,995 --> 00:48:18,293
Mary Poppins!
983
00:48:18,295 --> 00:48:20,395
Oh. (LAUGHS)
(ALL CHEERING)
984
00:48:20,397 --> 00:48:22,528
Well, thank you, thank you
very much. Yes, thank you.
985
00:48:22,530 --> 00:48:24,327
JACK: Come on!
Oh, no, no.
986
00:48:24,329 --> 00:48:26,610
Come on up!
Go on!
987
00:48:26,630 --> 00:48:27,796
Silly Jack.
988
00:48:30,162 --> 00:48:31,628
(JACK CHUCKLES)
989
00:48:31,630 --> 00:48:35,260
Thank you.
Sing for us, Mary Poppins!
990
00:48:35,280 --> 00:48:36,627
No. No, no, no.
Come on, have a go.
991
00:48:36,629 --> 00:48:38,427
No, I haven't sung in years.
992
00:48:38,429 --> 00:48:40,161
PENGUINS:
Sing for us, Mary Poppins.
993
00:48:40,163 --> 00:48:41,595
Please. Please.
Do sing for us.
994
00:48:41,597 --> 00:48:43,460
No, I couldn't possibly.
995
00:48:43,462 --> 00:48:45,295
D-flat major.
996
00:48:45,297 --> 00:48:46,830
(ORCHESTRAL MUSIC PLAYING)
997
00:48:58,128 --> 00:49:00,993
♪ Uncle Gutenberg
was a bookworm
998
00:49:00,995 --> 00:49:03,294
♪ And he lived
on Charing Cross
999
00:49:03,296 --> 00:49:07,130
♪ The memory of his volumes
brings a smile
1000
00:49:07,496 --> 00:49:09,995
♪ He would read me
lots of stories
1001
00:49:09,997 --> 00:49:12,328
♪ When he wasn't
on the sauce
1002
00:49:12,330 --> 00:49:14,928
♪ Now I'd like to share
the wisdom
1003
00:49:14,930 --> 00:49:18,926
♪ Of my favorite bibliophile
1004
00:49:18,928 --> 00:49:21,564
♪ He said
1005
00:49:21,896 --> 00:49:25,610
(IN COCKNEY ACCENT)
♪ A cover is not the book
1006
00:49:25,630 --> 00:49:27,228
♪ So open it up
and take a look
1007
00:49:27,230 --> 00:49:28,595
♪ 'Cause under the covers
1008
00:49:28,597 --> 00:49:31,260
♪ One discovers
that the king may be a crook
1009
00:49:31,262 --> 00:49:33,227
♪ Chapter titles
are like signs
1010
00:49:33,229 --> 00:49:35,461
♪ And if you read
between the lines
1011
00:49:35,463 --> 00:49:38,164
♪ You'll find your
first impression was mistook
1012
00:49:39,196 --> 00:49:42,528
♪ For a cover is nice
but a cover is not the book
1013
00:49:42,530 --> 00:49:45,628
(ANIMALS SCATTING)
1014
00:49:45,630 --> 00:49:48,393
Mary Poppins,
could you give us an example?
1015
00:49:48,395 --> 00:49:50,397
Certainly!
(GASPS AND SIGHS)
1016
00:49:51,162 --> 00:49:53,160
♪ Nellie Rubina
was made of wood
1017
00:49:53,162 --> 00:49:54,460
♪ But what could not be seen
1018
00:49:54,462 --> 00:49:56,928
♪ Was though her trunk up top
was barren
1019
00:49:56,930 --> 00:49:58,628
♪ Well, her roots
were lush and green
1020
00:49:58,630 --> 00:50:00,928
♪ So in spring
when Mr. Hick'ry
1021
00:50:00,930 --> 00:50:02,628
♪ Saw her blossoms
bloomin' there
1022
00:50:02,630 --> 00:50:04,327
♪ He took root,
despite her bark
1023
00:50:04,329 --> 00:50:06,563
♪ And now there's
seedlings everywhere!
1024
00:50:06,896 --> 00:50:10,600
BOTH: ♪ Which proves a
cover is not the book
1025
00:50:10,620 --> 00:50:11,595
♪ So open it up
and take a look
1026
00:50:11,597 --> 00:50:12,930
♪ 'Cause under the covers
1027
00:50:13,962 --> 00:50:15,560
♪ One discovers
that the king may be a crook
1028
00:50:15,562 --> 00:50:17,328
♪ Chapter titles
are like signs
1029
00:50:17,330 --> 00:50:19,531
♪ And if you read
between the lines
1030
00:50:19,862 --> 00:50:22,996
♪ You'll find your
first impression was mistook
1031
00:50:23,429 --> 00:50:26,229
♪ For a cover is nice
but a cover is not the book!
1032
00:50:27,262 --> 00:50:29,227
Shall we do the one
about the "Wealthy Widow"?
1033
00:50:29,229 --> 00:50:30,527
Oh, by all means!
1034
00:50:30,529 --> 00:50:31,563
Always loved that one!
1035
00:50:31,895 --> 00:50:33,300
Well, go on then.
1036
00:50:34,330 --> 00:50:37,294
♪ Lady Hyacinth Macaw brought
all her treasures to a reef
1037
00:50:37,296 --> 00:50:39,560
♪ Where she only
wore a smile
1038
00:50:39,562 --> 00:50:41,527
♪ Plus two feathers
and a leaf
1039
00:50:41,529 --> 00:50:43,161
MARY:
♪ So no one tried to rob her
1040
00:50:43,163 --> 00:50:45,193
♪ 'Cause she barely
wore a stitch
1041
00:50:45,195 --> 00:50:47,610
♪ For when you're
in your birthday suit
1042
00:50:47,630 --> 00:50:49,193
♪ There ain't much there
to show you're rich!
1043
00:50:49,195 --> 00:50:51,160
♪ Oh, a cover
is not the book
1044
00:50:51,162 --> 00:50:53,600
♪ So open it up
and take a look
1045
00:50:53,620 --> 00:50:54,128
♪ 'Cause under the covers
1046
00:50:54,130 --> 00:50:56,960
♪ One discovers
that the king may be a crook
1047
00:50:56,962 --> 00:50:59,497
(SCATTING)
1048
00:51:01,330 --> 00:51:03,961
♪ You'll find your
first impression was mistook
1049
00:51:03,963 --> 00:51:04,929
(SCATTING)
1050
00:51:06,162 --> 00:51:08,263
♪ For a cover is nice,
but a cover is not the book ♪
1051
00:51:08,863 --> 00:51:11,294
Oh, give us the one about the
"Dirty Rascal," why don't ya?
1052
00:51:11,296 --> 00:51:12,593
Isn't that one a bit long?
1053
00:51:12,595 --> 00:51:13,994
Well, the quicker
you're into it,
1054
00:51:13,996 --> 00:51:15,970
the quicker you're out of it.
1055
00:51:20,630 --> 00:51:22,461
♪ Once upon a time
in a nursery rhyme
1056
00:51:22,463 --> 00:51:24,428
♪ There was a castle
with a king hiding in a wing
1057
00:51:24,430 --> 00:51:25,627
♪ 'Cause he never
went to school
1058
00:51:25,629 --> 00:51:26,896
♪ To learn a single thing
1059
00:51:28,163 --> 00:51:28,997
♪ He had scepters and swords
And a parliament of Lords
1060
00:51:29,962 --> 00:51:31,300
♪ But on the inside he was sad
Egad!
1061
00:51:32,960 --> 00:51:33,160
♪ Because he never had
a wisdom for numbers
1062
00:51:33,162 --> 00:51:34,129
♪ A wisdom for words
1063
00:51:35,950 --> 01:43:11,079
♪ Though his crown
was quite immense
1064
00:51:36,630 --> 00:51:36,950
♪ His brain was smaller
than a bird's
1065
00:51:37,363 --> 00:51:38,830
♪ So the queen of the nation
made a royal proclamation
1066
00:51:39,662 --> 00:51:40,129
♪ "To the missus
and the messers
1067
00:51:40,761 --> 00:51:41,196
♪ "The more or lessers
1068
00:51:42,162 --> 00:51:42,463
♪ "Bring me
all the land's professors"
1069
00:51:43,362 --> 00:51:43,863
♪ Then she went
to the hair dressers
1070
00:51:45,163 --> 00:51:46,960
♪ And they came from the East
And they came from the South
1071
00:51:47,162 --> 00:51:47,197
♪ From each college,
they poured knowledge
1072
00:51:48,960 --> 01:43:37,089
♪ From their brains
into his mouth
1073
00:51:48,963 --> 00:51:49,830
♪ But the king
couldn't learn
1074
00:51:50,729 --> 00:51:50,763
♪ So each professor
met their fate
1075
00:51:51,695 --> 00:51:51,728
♪ For the queen
had their heads removed
1076
00:51:52,429 --> 00:51:53,129
♪ And placed upon the gate
1077
00:51:53,695 --> 00:51:54,197
♪ And on that date
1078
00:51:55,129 --> 00:51:56,197
♪ I state their wives
all got a note
1079
00:51:57,129 --> 00:51:57,497
♪ Their mate
was now the late great
1080
00:51:58,195 --> 00:51:58,830
♪ But then suddenly one day
1081
00:51:59,695 --> 00:51:59,996
♪ A stranger started
in to sing
1082
00:52:00,895 --> 00:52:00,929
♪ He said,
"I'm the dirty rascal
1083
00:52:01,830 --> 00:52:01,863
♪ "And I'm here
to teach the king!"
1084
00:52:02,762 --> 00:52:02,795
♪ And the queen
clutched her jewels
1085
00:52:03,496 --> 00:52:04,529
♪ For she hated royal fools
1086
00:52:05,329 --> 00:52:05,962
♪ But this fool
had some rules
1087
00:52:06,963 --> 00:52:06,996
♪ They really ought
to teach in schools
1088
00:52:07,795 --> 00:52:08,263
♪ Like you'll be
a happy king
1089
00:52:09,229 --> 00:52:09,496
♪ If you enjoy
the things you've got
1090
00:52:10,230 --> 00:52:10,562
♪ You should never try to be
1091
00:52:11,497 --> 00:52:11,529
♪ The kind of person
that you're not
1092
00:52:12,362 --> 00:52:13,620
♪ So they sang
and they laughed
1093
00:52:13,961 --> 00:52:14,230
♪ For the king
had found a friend
1094
00:52:15,528 --> 00:52:16,962
♪ And they ran onto a rainbow
for the story's perfect end
1095
00:52:18,262 --> 00:52:19,960
♪ So the moral is you mustn't
let the outside be the guide
1096
00:52:19,963 --> 00:52:20,229
♪ For it's not so cut
and dried
1097
00:52:21,128 --> 00:52:21,163
♪ Well, unless
it's Doctor Jekyll
1098
00:52:21,796 --> 00:52:22,430
♪ Then you better hide
1099
00:52:22,896 --> 00:52:23,497
♪ Petrified!
1100
00:52:24,296 --> 00:52:25,970
♪ No, the truth
can't be denied
1101
00:52:25,895 --> 00:52:26,163
♪ As I have now
have testified
1102
00:52:27,970 --> 00:52:28,630
♪ All that really counts
and matters
1103
00:52:28,896 --> 00:52:31,160
♪ Is the special
stuff inside!
1104
00:52:31,162 --> 00:52:33,160
Hooray!
He did it!
1105
00:52:33,162 --> 00:52:34,661
(ALL CHEERING)
1106
00:52:34,663 --> 00:52:36,494
ALL: ♪ Oh, a cover
is not the book
1107
00:52:36,496 --> 00:52:38,294
♪ So open it up
and take a look
1108
00:52:38,296 --> 00:52:40,950
♪ 'Cause under the covers
1109
00:52:40,970 --> 00:52:42,563
♪ One discovers
that the king may be a crook
1110
00:52:42,896 --> 00:52:44,593
♪ So please
listen to what we've said
1111
00:52:44,595 --> 00:52:46,562
♪ And open a book
tonight in bed
1112
00:52:47,128 --> 00:52:49,626
♪ So one more time
before we get the hook
1113
00:52:49,628 --> 00:52:50,863
♪ Sing it out strong!
1114
00:52:51,929 --> 00:52:53,130
♪ A cover is nice
♪ Please take our advice
1115
00:52:54,262 --> 00:52:55,620
♪ A cover is nice
♪ Or you'll pay the price!
1116
00:52:56,229 --> 00:52:59,995
♪ A cover is nice
but a cover is not the book ♪
1117
00:52:59,997 --> 00:53:01,130
(ANIMALS SCATTING)
1118
00:53:07,329 --> 00:53:09,396
(ALL CHEERING)
Bravo!
1119
00:53:26,461 --> 00:53:28,963
Gillie!
(ANNABEL WHOOPING)
1120
00:53:31,528 --> 00:53:32,830
(SIGHS)
1121
00:53:35,630 --> 00:53:36,630
(ANNABEL WHOOPS)
1122
00:53:38,996 --> 00:53:40,492
Where's Georgie?
1123
00:53:40,494 --> 00:53:42,620
I don't know.
1124
00:53:47,828 --> 00:53:49,229
BADGER: Take this.
1125
00:53:49,728 --> 00:53:52,129
(GRUNTING)
1126
00:53:54,128 --> 00:53:55,562
What are you doing?
1127
00:53:55,564 --> 00:53:56,793
(BOTH GASP)
1128
00:53:56,795 --> 00:53:59,195
Well, well,
if it isn't the boy
1129
00:53:59,197 --> 00:54:01,161
who cracked the bowl.
1130
00:54:01,163 --> 00:54:04,361
We've waited a long time
for you Banks children...
1131
00:54:04,363 --> 00:54:05,260
to come and visit us,
1132
00:54:05,262 --> 00:54:08,226
so we could pay a visit
to your nursery.
1133
00:54:08,228 --> 00:54:11,294
But those are our things!
1134
00:54:11,296 --> 00:54:13,194
WOLF: Oh, not anymore,
they aren't.
1135
00:54:13,196 --> 00:54:13,996
Give Gillie back!
1136
00:54:15,695 --> 00:54:18,528
He's mine!
My mother made him for me!
1137
00:54:18,530 --> 00:54:20,560
Hey! Leave our brother alone!
1138
00:54:20,562 --> 00:54:22,160
Time to go, boys!
1139
00:54:22,162 --> 00:54:24,162
(BADGER GRUNTING)
Whoa!
1140
00:54:25,630 --> 00:54:26,297
(GRUNTING)
1141
00:54:28,529 --> 00:54:29,563
(GASPS)
1142
00:54:30,128 --> 00:54:31,129
(BINNACLE BLOWING WHISTLE)
1143
00:54:31,795 --> 00:54:33,430
(COUGHING)
1144
00:54:36,728 --> 00:54:38,592
Annabel! Help!
1145
00:54:38,594 --> 00:54:40,396
BOTH: Georgie!
1146
00:54:41,828 --> 00:54:43,496
JOHN: We're coming, Georgie!
1147
00:54:43,795 --> 00:54:45,195
GEORGIE: John!
1148
00:54:45,197 --> 00:54:46,230
(LAUGHS)
1149
00:54:47,795 --> 00:54:49,726
Let me go! I want to go home!
1150
00:54:49,728 --> 00:54:52,628
What home?
You've lost your home!
1151
00:54:54,629 --> 00:54:57,197
(BOTH PANTING)
1152
00:55:00,950 --> 00:55:01,229
(BOTH EXCLAIM)
1153
00:55:03,296 --> 00:55:04,693
Shamus!
1154
00:55:04,695 --> 00:55:05,826
Clyde!
1155
00:55:05,828 --> 00:55:07,294
That's right, it's us!
1156
00:55:07,296 --> 00:55:10,130
Let's go
get your brother back.
1157
00:55:11,796 --> 00:55:13,527
(LAUGHS)
1158
00:55:13,529 --> 00:55:14,629
(GASPS AND GRUNTS ANGRILY)
1159
00:55:18,495 --> 00:55:20,296
We're gaining on 'em!
1160
00:55:21,295 --> 00:55:22,428
Give it more speed!
1161
00:55:22,430 --> 00:55:23,430
Right away, sir.
1162
00:55:23,828 --> 00:55:25,162
(GRUNTING)
1163
00:55:35,562 --> 00:55:36,763
(LAUGHS)
1164
00:55:39,463 --> 00:55:41,630
Whoa!
1165
00:55:42,796 --> 00:55:44,127
Giddy-up, big fella!
1166
00:55:44,129 --> 00:55:45,294
(CLYDE PANTING)
1167
00:55:45,296 --> 00:55:46,695
(BOTH SCREAMING)
1168
00:55:50,429 --> 00:55:53,695
We're closing in.
Get ready to jump!
1169
00:55:55,262 --> 00:55:58,960
Ready. And now!
(SCREAMS)
1170
00:55:59,329 --> 00:56:00,660
SHAMUS: Well done, children!
1171
00:56:00,662 --> 00:56:02,529
CLYDE: Give 'em what-for!
1172
00:56:03,128 --> 00:56:04,760
(SHOUTS) Get rid of them!
1173
00:56:04,762 --> 00:56:06,763
But, sir!
You heard me!
1174
00:56:08,262 --> 00:56:09,729
ANNABEL: Georgie,
are you all right?
1175
00:56:10,630 --> 00:56:11,630
Annabel, look!
1176
00:56:16,494 --> 00:56:18,960
(ANNABEL STRAINING)
1177
00:56:23,529 --> 00:56:25,129
(GRUNTS)
1178
00:56:28,195 --> 00:56:29,196
(GASPS)
1179
00:56:29,494 --> 00:56:31,429
(BOTH SCREAMING)
1180
00:56:32,761 --> 00:56:35,290
Stay with Georgie.
Right.
1181
00:56:35,694 --> 00:56:37,528
(GRUNTS)
1182
00:56:42,128 --> 00:56:43,626
Be careful!
1183
00:56:43,628 --> 00:56:44,729
GEORGIE:
What are you doing?
1184
00:56:46,662 --> 00:56:47,996
(GRUNTS ANGRILY)
1185
00:56:53,729 --> 00:56:55,364
(WINCES)
1186
00:56:57,529 --> 00:56:58,727
(GRUNTS)
1187
00:56:58,729 --> 00:57:01,129
(CONTINUES PANTING)
(GRUNTS)
1188
00:57:02,228 --> 00:57:03,229
(GROWLING)
1189
00:57:09,295 --> 00:57:10,329
(CHILDREN SCREAM)
1190
00:57:11,729 --> 00:57:13,300
(LAUGHS)
1191
00:57:14,762 --> 00:57:16,630
Oh, no!
1192
00:57:17,629 --> 00:57:19,726
ALL: The edge of the bowl!
1193
00:57:19,728 --> 00:57:22,595
(CHILDREN SCREAMING)
1194
00:57:34,528 --> 00:57:35,761
MARY:
Georgie, it's all right,
1195
00:57:35,763 --> 00:57:37,227
it's all right.
1196
00:57:37,229 --> 00:57:38,794
My goodness me.
1197
00:57:38,796 --> 00:57:40,261
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
1198
00:57:40,263 --> 00:57:41,996
Shh. It's all right.
1199
00:57:44,630 --> 00:57:47,426
You were having a nice
sort of nightmare, I must say.
1200
00:57:47,428 --> 00:57:50,194
You were right, Mary Poppins!
A cover is not the book.
1201
00:57:50,196 --> 00:57:51,692
We thought they were nice,
but they were mean!
1202
00:57:51,694 --> 00:57:53,460
Whatever are you
talking about?
1203
00:57:53,462 --> 00:57:54,629
They tried to take Gillie!
1204
00:57:55,794 --> 00:57:58,794
No, Gillie is right here,
sleeping, as you should be.
1205
00:57:58,796 --> 00:58:01,427
But it was real!
They stole all our things...
1206
00:58:01,429 --> 00:58:02,660
and the wolf said
we were never
1207
00:58:02,662 --> 00:58:04,126
going to see our home again!
1208
00:58:04,128 --> 00:58:05,395
That is absurd.
1209
00:58:07,796 --> 00:58:10,294
But I had a nightmare
like that, too.
1210
00:58:10,296 --> 00:58:12,662
So did I.
It seemed awfully real.
1211
00:58:13,495 --> 00:58:15,730
I don't want to lose our home.
1212
00:58:17,229 --> 00:58:18,828
You see, Georgie?
1213
00:58:18,830 --> 00:58:21,194
That's why we wanted
Mother's bowl.
1214
00:58:21,196 --> 00:58:24,630
We were going to sell it
to save the house.
1215
00:58:26,495 --> 00:58:28,262
I miss Mother.
1216
00:58:35,329 --> 00:58:36,593
Oh, listen
to the three of you.
1217
00:58:36,595 --> 00:58:38,526
You're all worrying
far too much.
1218
00:58:38,528 --> 00:58:43,496
After all, you can't lose
what you've never lost.
1219
00:58:44,328 --> 00:58:46,227
I don't understand.
1220
00:58:46,229 --> 00:58:47,627
Well...
1221
00:58:47,629 --> 00:58:52,496
♪ Do you ever
lie awake at night?
1222
00:58:53,428 --> 00:58:58,495
♪ Just between the dark
and the morning light
1223
00:58:59,129 --> 00:59:04,429
♪ Searching for the things
you used to know
1224
00:59:05,129 --> 00:59:10,595
♪ Looking for the place
where the lost things go?
1225
00:59:11,328 --> 00:59:16,495
♪ Do you ever dream
or reminisce?
1226
00:59:17,950 --> 00:59:22,130
♪ Wondering where to find
what you truly miss?
1227
00:59:22,428 --> 00:59:27,729
♪ Well, maybe all those things
that you love so
1228
00:59:28,429 --> 00:59:34,363
♪ Are waiting in the place
where the lost things go
1229
00:59:34,762 --> 00:59:40,493
♪ Memories you've shared,
gone for good you feared
1230
00:59:40,495 --> 00:59:43,394
♪ They're all
around you still
1231
00:59:43,396 --> 00:59:46,730
♪ Though they've disappeared
1232
00:59:47,495 --> 00:59:53,300
♪ Nothing's really left
or lost without a trace
1233
00:59:54,163 --> 01:00:00,563
♪ Nothing's gone forever,
only out of place
1234
01:00:02,429 --> 01:00:07,329
♪ So maybe now the dish
and my best spoon
1235
01:00:08,196 --> 01:00:13,563
♪ Are playing hide and seek
just behind the Moon
1236
01:00:14,461 --> 01:00:20,960
♪ Waiting there
until it's time to show
1237
01:00:20,728 --> 01:00:23,593
♪ Spring is like that now
1238
01:00:23,595 --> 01:00:27,393
♪ Far beneath the snow
1239
01:00:27,395 --> 01:00:34,130
♪ Hiding in the place
where the lost things
1240
01:00:34,729 --> 01:00:36,429
♪ Go ♪
1241
01:00:37,628 --> 01:00:39,559
Now, time to get some sleep.
1242
01:00:39,561 --> 01:00:40,729
And in the morning,
bright and early...
1243
01:00:41,630 --> 01:00:42,427
we'll take that bowl
to my cousin.
1244
01:00:42,429 --> 01:00:43,663
We'll have it mended.
1245
01:00:50,461 --> 01:00:53,293
♪ Time to close your eyes
1246
01:00:53,295 --> 01:00:56,593
♪ So sleep can come around
1247
01:00:56,595 --> 01:00:58,426
♪ For when you dream
1248
01:00:58,428 --> 01:01:03,129
♪ You'll find all that's lost
is found
1249
01:01:03,495 --> 01:01:06,427
♪ Maybe on the Moon
1250
01:01:06,429 --> 01:01:10,292
♪ Or maybe somewhere new
1251
01:01:10,294 --> 01:01:16,763
♪ Maybe all you're missing
lives inside of you
1252
01:01:18,950 --> 01:01:24,528
♪ So, when you need her touch
and loving gaze
1253
01:01:25,361 --> 01:01:31,620
♪ "Gone but not forgotten"
is the perfect phrase
1254
01:01:31,628 --> 01:01:38,970
♪ Smiling from a star
that she makes glow
1255
01:01:38,795 --> 01:01:41,261
♪ Trust she's always there
1256
01:01:42,950 --> 01:01:45,296
♪ Watching as you grow
1257
01:01:45,828 --> 01:01:52,997
♪ Find her in the place
where the lost things
1258
01:01:54,361 --> 01:01:56,228
♪ Go ♪
1259
01:02:35,294 --> 01:02:36,562
John, look!
1260
01:02:40,262 --> 01:02:41,496
Mary Poppins' scarf.
1261
01:02:42,228 --> 01:02:44,296
It wasn't a dream after all.
1262
01:02:44,762 --> 01:02:46,595
Shall we tell her?
1263
01:02:47,462 --> 01:02:48,463
Better not.
1264
01:02:49,395 --> 01:02:51,362
I expect she already knows.
1265
01:03:05,529 --> 01:03:08,300
(BIG BEN CHIMING)
1266
01:03:09,362 --> 01:03:11,726
ADMIRAL BOOM:
Blast the devil, too soon!
1267
01:03:11,728 --> 01:03:15,495
Why can't those pea-brained
Big Ben buffoons get it right?
1268
01:03:17,227 --> 01:03:19,660
Ahoy there, fair lady!
1269
01:03:19,662 --> 01:03:20,793
Hello!
1270
01:03:20,795 --> 01:03:22,727
Good morning. Oh!
JACK: Oh!
1271
01:03:22,729 --> 01:03:23,696
I'm sorry, miss.
1272
01:03:24,695 --> 01:03:25,196
Oh, no, no. It's quite
all right. Don't worry.
1273
01:03:26,620 --> 01:03:26,730
Let me help you with that.
Thank you.
1274
01:03:27,362 --> 01:03:28,261
MARY: Good morning, Jane.
1275
01:03:28,961 --> 01:03:29,628
I see you've bumped into Jack.
1276
01:03:30,562 --> 01:03:31,429
The children and I are
heading into town
1277
01:03:31,996 --> 01:03:32,496
to get something fixed.
1278
01:03:33,294 --> 01:03:33,729
Would you like to
come with us?
1279
01:03:34,730 --> 01:03:36,826
Work calls, I'm afraid.
We've got a rally today.
1280
01:03:36,828 --> 01:03:40,295
Oh, that's right. You ought to
give Jack one of those flyers.
1281
01:03:41,495 --> 01:03:43,159
You're Miss Banks,
aren't you?
1282
01:03:43,161 --> 01:03:44,227
Yes.
1283
01:03:44,229 --> 01:03:45,592
I don't know
if you remember me.
1284
01:03:45,594 --> 01:03:46,828
I used to wave to you
when I'd see you
1285
01:03:46,830 --> 01:03:48,759
up there in that very window.
1286
01:03:48,761 --> 01:03:50,125
Yes.
1287
01:03:50,127 --> 01:03:51,293
Jack.
1288
01:03:51,295 --> 01:03:53,660
Yes, of course, I remember.
1289
01:03:53,662 --> 01:03:55,192
Call me Jane, please.
1290
01:03:55,194 --> 01:03:56,527
Of course,
I was much younger then.
1291
01:03:56,529 --> 01:03:57,660
(CHUCKLES) True...
1292
01:03:57,662 --> 01:04:00,228
but your smile
hasn't changed a bit.
1293
01:04:00,628 --> 01:04:03,462
Well, it's this afternoon,
if you can make it.
1294
01:04:03,761 --> 01:04:04,762
SPRUCE, eh?
1295
01:04:05,128 --> 01:04:06,462
Good for you, Jane Banks.
1296
01:04:07,128 --> 01:04:08,393
All us lamplighters know
1297
01:04:08,395 --> 01:04:10,393
what a fine job you're doing
for the workers.
1298
01:04:10,395 --> 01:04:12,192
Well, we try our best.
1299
01:04:12,194 --> 01:04:13,526
If you ever need
a ladder raised
1300
01:04:13,528 --> 01:04:15,192
or a lamp lit,
consider it done.
1301
01:04:15,194 --> 01:04:18,325
Thank you, Jack.
Thank you. (CHUCKLES)
1302
01:04:18,327 --> 01:04:19,694
(CONVERSATION CONTINUES
INDISTINCTLY)
1303
01:04:19,696 --> 01:04:21,293
Polishing the keyhole, are we?
1304
01:04:21,295 --> 01:04:22,363
Look at this.
1305
01:04:23,496 --> 01:04:25,496
Miss Jane's chatting with
that handsome lamplighter.
1306
01:04:27,228 --> 01:04:28,727
It looks like he's lit her up
as well, don't it?
1307
01:04:28,729 --> 01:04:29,794
Oh, Ellen!
1308
01:04:29,796 --> 01:04:31,292
Oh, no,
nothing will come of it.
1309
01:04:31,294 --> 01:04:33,292
No, she says
that ship's sailed.
1310
01:04:33,294 --> 01:04:34,827
And I say, there are
always other ships.
1311
01:04:34,829 --> 01:04:36,159
MICHAEL: My alarm didn't ring.
1312
01:04:36,161 --> 01:04:37,695
Oh, dear. Let me help you.
1313
01:04:38,528 --> 01:04:40,325
(SIGHS) I'm gonna be late.
1314
01:04:40,327 --> 01:04:41,460
That's all that I need!
1315
01:04:41,462 --> 01:04:42,729
Well, you're not late yet,
are you?
1316
01:04:43,610 --> 01:04:44,325
Here you are.
1317
01:04:44,327 --> 01:04:45,628
Off you go.
1318
01:04:47,195 --> 01:04:48,828
(JANE GIGGLING)
1319
01:04:48,830 --> 01:04:50,159
Good morning, Michael.
1320
01:04:50,161 --> 01:04:51,227
Hello, forgive me,
I have to run.
1321
01:04:51,229 --> 01:04:52,293
Watch where you're...
Michael!
1322
01:04:52,295 --> 01:04:53,359
I am so sorry!
1323
01:04:53,361 --> 01:04:54,461
Oh, it's fine.
1324
01:04:54,463 --> 01:04:57,225
Um, I'm looking
for number 19.
1325
01:04:57,227 --> 01:04:58,626
BOTH: It's two doors down.
1326
01:04:58,628 --> 01:04:59,828
(BOTH CHUCKLE)
1327
01:04:59,830 --> 01:05:02,225
Many thanks. Sincerely.
1328
01:05:02,227 --> 01:05:05,492
Michael, your briefcase!
1329
01:05:05,494 --> 01:05:06,662
Blimey, he'd leave his head
1330
01:05:07,729 --> 01:05:09,260
on the breakfast table
if it weren't screwed on.
1331
01:05:09,262 --> 01:05:10,692
Here, Ellen.
I'll take the briefcase.
1332
01:05:10,694 --> 01:05:12,695
The children and I are heading
that way on an errand.
1333
01:05:13,620 --> 01:05:14,392
We'll stop
by the bank afterwards.
1334
01:05:14,394 --> 01:05:16,329
I'll give you a lift.
My rounds are done.
1335
01:05:16,829 --> 01:05:18,225
Wonderful.
1336
01:05:18,227 --> 01:05:20,193
All aboard, everyone. Come on.
1337
01:05:20,195 --> 01:05:21,793
GEORGIE: On the bicycle?
1338
01:05:21,795 --> 01:05:24,125
But there are five of us.
We can't all fit.
1339
01:05:24,127 --> 01:05:26,125
The weight
on those wheels alone.
1340
01:05:26,127 --> 01:05:27,528
Mary Poppins,
how much do you weigh?
1341
01:05:28,127 --> 01:05:29,526
Never you mind about that.
1342
01:05:29,528 --> 01:05:31,295
It's all a question
of balance.
1343
01:05:31,762 --> 01:05:33,495
Annabel here.
Whoa!
1344
01:05:34,528 --> 01:05:36,794
And then John.
JOHN: Whoa!
1345
01:05:36,796 --> 01:05:38,727
Oh, sit up straight!
You're not flour bags.
1346
01:05:38,729 --> 01:05:40,562
Georgie at the front.
Yay!
1347
01:05:41,195 --> 01:05:43,193
Mary Poppins, you here.
(ALL EXCLAIM)
1348
01:05:43,195 --> 01:05:44,359
I've got it!
Blimey!
1349
01:05:44,361 --> 01:05:45,726
All right, everybody.
1350
01:05:45,728 --> 01:05:47,727
Primed and ready,
Mr. Binnacle?
1351
01:05:47,729 --> 01:05:49,459
Ready and charged, sir.
1352
01:05:49,461 --> 01:05:51,359
Ready, everyone?
CHILDREN: Ready!
1353
01:05:51,361 --> 01:05:52,726
Are you sure
this is quite safe?
1354
01:05:52,728 --> 01:05:54,394
Not in the slightest.
Ready.
1355
01:05:54,396 --> 01:05:55,460
ADMIRAL BOOM: Three!
1356
01:05:55,462 --> 01:05:56,526
Two!
1357
01:05:56,528 --> 01:05:58,610
Steady!
One!
1358
01:05:58,394 --> 01:05:59,695
Fire!
Go!
1359
01:06:00,620 --> 01:06:01,429
(CHILDREN EXCLAIMING)
1360
01:06:08,795 --> 01:06:10,228
(CHILDREN LAUGHING)
1361
01:06:28,610 --> 01:06:31,196
Now, pull over, right ahead.
Thank you, Jack.
1362
01:06:35,661 --> 01:06:37,763
Right. Off we go,
jiggity-jog.
1363
01:06:38,495 --> 01:06:39,563
Thank you, Georgie.
1364
01:06:42,261 --> 01:06:43,396
This way, please.
1365
01:06:53,940 --> 01:06:55,293
Never noticed
this alley before.
1366
01:06:55,295 --> 01:06:56,626
Well, clearly
you've never had
1367
01:06:56,628 --> 01:06:58,729
a Royal Doulton bowl
that wanted mending.
1368
01:06:59,594 --> 01:07:00,995
Straight ahead.
1369
01:07:05,162 --> 01:07:06,162
Here we are.
1370
01:07:06,661 --> 01:07:08,126
(KNOCKING ON DOOR)
1371
01:07:08,128 --> 01:07:11,460
"Topotrepolovsky's
all repairs,
1372
01:07:11,462 --> 01:07:13,259
"large and small fix-it shop."
1373
01:07:13,261 --> 01:07:15,427
Looks as though it's just
a small fix-it shop today.
1374
01:07:15,429 --> 01:07:16,660
That's just what we want.
1375
01:07:16,662 --> 01:07:18,762
The bowl only needs
a small fix, after all.
1376
01:07:20,127 --> 01:07:22,426
(GROANS) So now my head
is a door knocker.
1377
01:07:22,428 --> 01:07:23,395
(SIGHS)
1378
01:07:24,462 --> 01:07:25,696
I suppose my beak might be
useful for opening cans.
1379
01:07:26,695 --> 01:07:28,329
You fuss, fuss, fuss.
Don't be so dramatic.
1380
01:07:33,495 --> 01:07:35,228
Cousin Topsy!
1381
01:07:36,127 --> 01:07:38,192
TOPSY: Mary Poppins!
1382
01:07:38,194 --> 01:07:40,696
Oh, for the love
of all that is holy...
1383
01:07:41,610 --> 01:07:42,527
do not come in!
1384
01:07:42,529 --> 01:07:44,226
Don't be so rude!
1385
01:07:44,228 --> 01:07:46,460
TOPSY: Please stay away.
1386
01:07:46,462 --> 01:07:49,326
It is Second Wednesday!
(GASPS)
1387
01:07:49,328 --> 01:07:52,262
Second Wednesday. Oh, dear.
I'd forgotten.
1388
01:07:53,228 --> 01:07:56,960
Still, today or never,
that's my motto.
1389
01:07:57,327 --> 01:07:58,593
Ouch!
1390
01:07:58,595 --> 01:08:00,290
There we are!
1391
01:08:05,227 --> 01:08:06,328
Follow me.
1392
01:08:09,162 --> 01:08:11,326
TOPSY: So, in you come.
1393
01:08:11,328 --> 01:08:14,296
You do not listen to Topsy.
1394
01:08:14,729 --> 01:08:16,296
(MARY STAMMERS)
(RUMBLING)
1395
01:08:17,661 --> 01:08:19,527
TOPSY: Oh, no!
1396
01:08:19,529 --> 01:08:21,596
It has begun!
1397
01:08:23,595 --> 01:08:25,328
(TOPSY EXCLAIMING)
1398
01:08:28,610 --> 01:08:29,392
(SIGHS)
1399
01:08:29,394 --> 01:08:31,161
(CHILDREN GASP)
1400
01:08:32,529 --> 01:08:35,326
Now, what do you want?
1401
01:08:35,328 --> 01:08:36,626
You have guests, cousin.
1402
01:08:36,628 --> 01:08:38,692
You might at least greet them
at the door.
1403
01:08:38,694 --> 01:08:40,527
And how am I to
do that, please,
1404
01:08:40,529 --> 01:08:43,463
when I am down here,
up on the ceiling?
1405
01:08:44,128 --> 01:08:46,293
(SIGHS) Very well,
we'll come to you.
1406
01:08:46,295 --> 01:08:48,292
Excuse me, please, Georgie.
1407
01:08:48,294 --> 01:08:49,728
Now, this way.
1408
01:08:50,227 --> 01:08:52,762
Be careful on the way up.
1409
01:08:53,940 --> 01:08:54,460
TOPSY: Why be careful?
1410
01:08:54,462 --> 01:08:57,392
Leave it all for Topsy to fix.
1411
01:08:57,394 --> 01:09:00,360
Climb on my shelves.
Step on the toys.
1412
01:09:00,362 --> 01:09:01,429
(CLATTERING)
1413
01:09:02,395 --> 01:09:05,125
Kick the little china dolls
in their faces.
1414
01:09:05,127 --> 01:09:07,659
John, Annabel,
Georgie and Jack...
1415
01:09:07,661 --> 01:09:08,761
this is my cousin.
1416
01:09:09,950 --> 01:09:11,826
Second cousin,
many times removed.
1417
01:09:11,828 --> 01:09:14,729
MARY: Tatiana Antanasia
Cositori Topotrepolovsky.
1418
01:09:15,620 --> 01:09:18,620
Oh, but you may call me Topsy.
(CHUCKLES)
1419
01:09:19,940 --> 01:09:20,426
That's an unusual accent
you've got there.
1420
01:09:20,428 --> 01:09:21,292
Where are you from?
1421
01:09:21,294 --> 01:09:23,127
Oh, that's very
interesting story...
1422
01:09:23,129 --> 01:09:24,527
We have no idea.
1423
01:09:24,529 --> 01:09:26,427
We need you
to fix this bowl, dear.
1424
01:09:26,429 --> 01:09:29,426
No, no, no. It is as
I have told to you...
1425
01:09:29,428 --> 01:09:31,259
second Wednesday
of the month...
1426
01:09:31,261 --> 01:09:33,725
when everything
is turning turtle.
1427
01:09:33,727 --> 01:09:35,293
(SIGHS)
ANNABEL: "Turning turtle"?
1428
01:09:35,295 --> 01:09:36,825
What exactly does that mean?
1429
01:09:36,827 --> 01:09:40,393
It means my whole world
goes flippity-flop
1430
01:09:40,395 --> 01:09:42,225
like a turtle on his back.
1431
01:09:42,227 --> 01:09:44,326
And I don't know
my up from my down,
1432
01:09:44,328 --> 01:09:45,362
my east from my west.
1433
01:09:46,362 --> 01:09:48,393
My topsy from my bottomsy.
(CHILDREN GIGGLE)
1434
01:09:48,395 --> 01:09:50,759
Yes, I think
we've all grasped the concept.
1435
01:09:50,761 --> 01:09:52,729
Good. That's quick for you.
1436
01:09:53,610 --> 01:09:56,626
You see, my littles,
anything I try to fix...
1437
01:09:56,628 --> 01:09:59,526
on Second Wednesday
goes kerflooey.
1438
01:09:59,528 --> 01:10:01,426
Kerflooey.
1439
01:10:01,428 --> 01:10:02,659
Kerflooey!
(CLATTERS)
1440
01:10:02,661 --> 01:10:03,526
(CHILDREN GIGGLE)
1441
01:10:03,528 --> 01:10:04,859
Please, cousin,
you have always said
1442
01:10:04,861 --> 01:10:06,280
that you can fix anything.
1443
01:10:06,995 --> 01:10:08,792
(SIGHS) Sweet girl,
you tell Mary Poppins,
1444
01:10:08,794 --> 01:10:10,326
who doesn't listen...
1445
01:10:10,328 --> 01:10:11,826
that any other day,
1446
01:10:11,828 --> 01:10:15,360
Tatiana Antanasia Cositori
Topotrepolovsky...
1447
01:10:15,362 --> 01:10:17,295
can fix anything.
1448
01:10:19,162 --> 01:10:21,859
♪ If you ring
with something broken
1449
01:10:21,861 --> 01:10:24,293
♪ On a Thursday
1450
01:10:24,295 --> 01:10:29,459
♪ I'll make new with my glue,
pins and thread
1451
01:10:29,461 --> 01:10:32,461
♪ What you bring,
when I've awoken
1452
01:10:32,463 --> 01:10:34,758
♪ On a Friday
1453
01:10:34,760 --> 01:10:39,626
♪ I will mend, and then spend
the day in bed
1454
01:10:39,628 --> 01:10:42,294
♪ Children, Satur, Sun,
and Mondays
1455
01:10:42,296 --> 01:10:44,426
♪ Are just
everything-is-fun days
1456
01:10:44,428 --> 01:10:47,825
♪ But in the second week,
I wear a frown
1457
01:10:47,827 --> 01:10:51,360
♪ For I know
that after Tuesday
1458
01:10:51,362 --> 01:10:53,592
♪ Comes the
Topsy-gets-bad-news day
1459
01:10:53,594 --> 01:10:56,427
♪ It's the dreaded
Second Wednesday
1460
01:10:56,429 --> 01:11:01,792
♪ When from nine to noon
my life turns upside down
1461
01:11:01,794 --> 01:11:03,593
(CHILDREN LAUGHING)
1462
01:11:03,595 --> 01:11:04,563
(GEORGIE SCREAMS)
1463
01:11:07,620 --> 01:11:10,427
♪ Fast is slow, low is high
Stop is go and that is why
1464
01:11:10,429 --> 01:11:12,563
♪ Every Second Wednesday
is a hurdle
1465
01:11:13,529 --> 01:11:15,427
♪ From eight to nine
all is well
1466
01:11:15,429 --> 01:11:17,292
♪ Then I roll over
on my shell
1467
01:11:17,294 --> 01:11:19,728
♪ And all because
the world is turning turtle
1468
01:11:20,128 --> 01:11:23,762
♪ Now day is night, dog is cat
Black is white, thin is fat
1469
01:11:24,940 --> 01:11:27,160
♪ That is why
I'm loosening up my girdle
1470
01:11:27,162 --> 01:11:29,159
♪ I cannot help
this charming troupe
1471
01:11:29,161 --> 01:11:30,726
♪ Don't mock me
'cause I'm in the soup
1472
01:11:30,728 --> 01:11:33,661
♪ And why? Because the world
is turning turtle
1473
01:11:34,128 --> 01:11:37,427
♪ Oh, woe is me
I'm as opposite as I can be
1474
01:11:37,429 --> 01:11:40,825
♪ I long for Thursdays
when the world is drab
1475
01:11:40,827 --> 01:11:42,493
♪ When will it cease?
1476
01:11:42,495 --> 01:11:44,492
♪ Now my life resembles
War and Peace
1477
01:11:44,494 --> 01:11:46,526
♪ That Tolstoy certainly
had the gift of gab
1478
01:11:46,528 --> 01:11:47,761
♪ I couldn't get through it
1479
01:11:48,950 --> 01:11:49,659
♪ Bottom's top, yin is yang
1480
01:11:49,661 --> 01:11:51,459
♪ Peace and quiet's
sturm und drang
1481
01:11:51,461 --> 01:11:54,691
♪ Tuesday nights,
my blood begins to curdle
1482
01:11:54,693 --> 01:11:56,493
♪ East is west, in is out
1483
01:11:56,495 --> 01:11:58,192
♪ And that is why
I need to shout
1484
01:11:58,194 --> 01:12:02,195
♪ "Oh, no! The world
is turning turtle!"
1485
01:12:06,728 --> 01:12:09,260
♪ Oh, if you had come
some other morn
1486
01:12:09,262 --> 01:12:11,225
♪ You wouldn't have found me
so forlorn
1487
01:12:11,227 --> 01:12:12,760
♪ But since the day
that I was born
1488
01:12:12,762 --> 01:12:14,692
♪ Second Wednesdays
is on the fritz
1489
01:12:14,694 --> 01:12:16,560
♪ I couldn't mend this
to save my soul
1490
01:12:16,562 --> 01:12:18,591
♪ If this keeps up,
I'll dig a hole
1491
01:12:18,593 --> 01:12:21,691
♪ You say life's a cherry bowl
But Wednesday's full of pits
1492
01:12:21,693 --> 01:12:23,426
♪ Tell us,
can you fix this drum?
1493
01:12:23,428 --> 01:12:25,392
♪ Well,
today is looking glum
1494
01:12:25,394 --> 01:12:27,658
♪ Can you mend this crack?
♪ And broken string?
1495
01:12:27,660 --> 01:12:29,625
♪ Well, perhaps
if you all lend a hand
1496
01:12:29,627 --> 01:12:31,525
CHILDREN AND JACK: ♪ Our
fingers are at your command
1497
01:12:31,527 --> 01:12:33,625
♪ A broken songbird
still can sing
1498
01:12:33,627 --> 01:12:35,427
♪ Let's do the turtle swing
1499
01:12:35,429 --> 01:12:36,396
(GEORGIE GIGGLES)
1500
01:13:00,127 --> 01:13:02,280
(CHILDREN LAUGHING)
1501
01:13:02,461 --> 01:13:03,662
(SQUEALS)
1502
01:13:07,361 --> 01:13:09,728
♪ Oh, woe is me
Now I'm on my head
1503
01:13:10,620 --> 01:13:11,620
♪ How can that be?
1504
01:13:12,128 --> 01:13:13,491
♪ Well, you say "woe"
but I say "lucky you"
1505
01:13:13,493 --> 01:13:14,691
♪ Lucky me?
♪ Yes
1506
01:13:14,693 --> 01:13:15,626
♪ Here, on your head
1507
01:13:15,628 --> 01:13:18,326
♪ "A" is far behind
and led by "Z"
1508
01:13:18,328 --> 01:13:21,196
♪ It's good to get
a different point of view ♪
1509
01:13:22,227 --> 01:13:23,594
I love your shoes.
1510
01:13:24,295 --> 01:13:26,729
You see, when the world turns
upside down...
1511
01:13:27,610 --> 01:13:29,396
the best thing is
to turn right along with it.
1512
01:13:30,161 --> 01:13:31,558
I do see!
1513
01:13:31,560 --> 01:13:34,492
From down here,
things look right side up!
1514
01:13:34,494 --> 01:13:36,160
(ALL LAUGH)
1515
01:13:36,162 --> 01:13:37,729
I wouldn't mind seeing things
from that angle.
1516
01:13:38,620 --> 01:13:39,429
Sounds like fun!
Can we?
1517
01:13:39,727 --> 01:13:41,996
Very well. Flippity-flop.
1518
01:13:42,794 --> 01:13:45,280
(CHILDREN EXCLAIMING)
1519
01:13:45,528 --> 01:13:46,659
♪ Near is
♪ Far is
1520
01:13:46,661 --> 01:13:47,725
♪ Here is
♪ There
1521
01:13:47,727 --> 01:13:49,393
♪ Turtles turning everywhere
1522
01:13:49,395 --> 01:13:50,625
♪ Things are getting clear
1523
01:13:50,627 --> 01:13:52,695
♪ Well, knock on wood,
my dear
1524
01:13:53,610 --> 01:13:54,610
(GRUNTS)
1525
01:13:55,194 --> 01:13:57,526
♪ When you change the view
from where you stood
1526
01:13:57,528 --> 01:14:01,290
♪ The things you view
will change for good
1527
01:14:02,694 --> 01:14:04,458
♪ I never thought of things
that way
1528
01:14:04,460 --> 01:14:06,459
♪ She never thought of things
that way
1529
01:14:06,461 --> 01:14:08,192
♪ Now Wednesdays
are my favorite day
1530
01:14:08,194 --> 01:14:10,459
ALL: ♪ Now Wednesdays
are her favorite day
1531
01:14:10,461 --> 01:14:12,259
♪ 'Cause that's the day
I'm quite contrary
1532
01:14:12,261 --> 01:14:13,762
♪ And now,
thanks to Cousin Mary
1533
01:14:14,940 --> 01:14:16,659
♪ I have changed, to be exact
I love the fact
1534
01:14:16,661 --> 01:14:19,492
♪ The world is
turning turtle
1535
01:14:19,494 --> 01:14:21,293
♪ Turtle
1536
01:14:21,295 --> 01:14:24,620
♪ Turtle ♪
1537
01:14:25,261 --> 01:14:26,494
(ALL LAUGHING)
1538
01:14:30,428 --> 01:14:33,793
Come, give your bowl
to me. (CHUCKLES)
1539
01:14:33,795 --> 01:14:37,292
No more am I afraid
with this new point of view.
1540
01:14:37,294 --> 01:14:38,392
Good.
1541
01:14:38,394 --> 01:14:40,525
Excuse me,
but do you have any idea
1542
01:14:40,527 --> 01:14:41,627
how much our bowl
might be worth?
1543
01:14:42,328 --> 01:14:43,758
In money?
1544
01:14:43,760 --> 01:14:45,759
Not very much, I'm afraid.
1545
01:14:45,761 --> 01:14:48,495
But that doesn't make it
any less beautiful.
1546
01:14:49,228 --> 01:14:51,528
Our mother always said
it was priceless.
1547
01:14:52,950 --> 01:14:55,762
Well, I'm sure it was to her.
1548
01:14:59,761 --> 01:15:02,626
Mary Poppins is right,
for once.
1549
01:15:02,628 --> 01:15:05,427
It is all in the way
that you look at things.
1550
01:15:06,295 --> 01:15:08,392
Thank you, cousin.
1551
01:15:08,394 --> 01:15:10,610
Now, come along, children.
Get your hats.
1552
01:15:10,361 --> 01:15:13,526
And don't you worry
about Mother's bowl.
1553
01:15:13,528 --> 01:15:16,594
I will fix
and make perfect for you.
1554
01:15:17,161 --> 01:15:20,192
So you come back, maybe,
next Second Wednesday?
1555
01:15:20,194 --> 01:15:21,628
MARY: Yes. Spit spot.
1556
01:15:22,627 --> 01:15:25,161
Nice meeting you,
Topsy Turvy.
1557
01:15:25,694 --> 01:15:28,610
(CHUCKLES) "Topsy Turvy."
1558
01:15:28,527 --> 01:15:31,394
(CHUCKLES)
I like. It's catchy.
1559
01:15:34,694 --> 01:15:35,729
Now, what do we do?
1560
01:15:36,610 --> 01:15:37,391
I have no idea.
1561
01:15:37,393 --> 01:15:39,159
Well, like Topsy said...
1562
01:15:39,161 --> 01:15:41,692
maybe we should start
looking at things differently.
1563
01:15:41,694 --> 01:15:43,594
(RUMBLING AND CREAKING)
1564
01:15:44,227 --> 01:15:45,358
Oh, marvelous.
1565
01:15:45,360 --> 01:15:46,493
It looks like
things are starting
1566
01:15:46,495 --> 01:15:48,328
to turn around for my cousin.
1567
01:15:55,326 --> 01:15:56,328
JOHN: Mary Poppins,
1568
01:15:57,294 --> 01:15:57,761
this is not
the quickest way to the bank.
1569
01:15:58,262 --> 01:15:59,526
MARY: It is today.
1570
01:15:59,528 --> 01:16:01,225
GEORGIE:
Look, there's Aunt Jane!
1571
01:16:01,227 --> 01:16:03,358
CHILDREN:
Aunt Jane! Aunt Jane!
1572
01:16:03,360 --> 01:16:04,327
GEORGIE: Hello!
1573
01:16:05,195 --> 01:16:05,527
MARY: Off to the rally,
are you, Jane?
1574
01:16:06,360 --> 01:16:07,625
Yes. All still here,
thank goodness.
1575
01:16:07,627 --> 01:16:08,728
Nobody fell off.
(CHILDREN CHUCKLE)
1576
01:16:09,928 --> 01:16:10,728
Say, I could come back and
give you a hand with all that
1577
01:16:11,561 --> 01:16:12,428
once I drop the others
at the bank.
1578
01:16:13,628 --> 01:16:15,161
Oh, no, please don't worry.
I'm perfectly fine. Really.
1579
01:16:16,227 --> 01:16:16,694
Oh, nonsense. The bank's
just around the corner...
1580
01:16:17,361 --> 01:16:18,280
and the children and I have
1581
01:16:18,762 --> 01:16:19,196
plenty of legs
to get us there.
1582
01:16:20,128 --> 01:16:22,391
Now, climb off, everyone.
Ready, and jump.
1583
01:16:22,393 --> 01:16:23,826
Steady the bicycle for me,
would you, children?
1584
01:16:23,828 --> 01:16:25,126
You're sure
you don't mind, Jack?
1585
01:16:25,128 --> 01:16:26,128
'Course not.
1586
01:16:27,228 --> 01:16:28,280
I was hoping to drop by
that rally of yours, anyway.
1587
01:16:28,561 --> 01:16:30,192
You were? Oh, good.
1588
01:16:30,194 --> 01:16:31,561
You can ride
in the front basket.
1589
01:16:32,593 --> 01:16:33,595
Really?
1590
01:16:34,528 --> 01:16:35,162
(CHUCKLES) I think
she'll be better here.
1591
01:16:35,560 --> 01:16:36,228
Here, is it?
1592
01:16:37,195 --> 01:16:38,392
Yeah. Up you go.
Now, where should I hold on?
1593
01:16:38,394 --> 01:16:39,726
Handlebars are fine.
1594
01:16:39,728 --> 01:16:41,626
Ready?
Yes! Ready as I'll ever...
1595
01:16:41,628 --> 01:16:43,362
(SQUEALING)
1596
01:16:44,827 --> 01:16:46,528
(LAUGHING) My goodness!
1597
01:16:48,493 --> 01:16:50,358
Now, be careful here, 'cause
there are cars crossing!
1598
01:16:50,360 --> 01:16:51,492
JACK: That's all right.
They'll see us.
1599
01:16:51,494 --> 01:16:52,996
(JANE SCREAMS AND LAUGHS)
1600
01:16:59,727 --> 01:17:01,128
Right, that's enough.
1601
01:17:05,661 --> 01:17:07,394
Step along, children.
1602
01:17:08,427 --> 01:17:09,761
(HORNS HONKING)
1603
01:17:11,628 --> 01:17:12,728
(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
1604
01:17:14,261 --> 01:17:15,759
JOHN: There must be
someone at this bank
1605
01:17:15,761 --> 01:17:17,458
who could help us
save our house.
1606
01:17:17,460 --> 01:17:18,826
I'm sure
Father's already asked.
1607
01:17:18,828 --> 01:17:20,359
Well, we haven't.
1608
01:17:20,361 --> 01:17:21,362
Maybe we could get them
1609
01:17:22,294 --> 01:17:22,694
to see things
from a new point of view.
1610
01:17:23,493 --> 01:17:24,694
Sit over there,
please, children.
1611
01:17:25,940 --> 01:17:26,194
Good afternoon.
1612
01:17:26,196 --> 01:17:27,940
I'd like to see
Mr. Michael...
1613
01:17:27,960 --> 01:17:28,694
I'll need a signature
for those, sir.
1614
01:17:29,428 --> 01:17:31,392
Of course.
Excuse me a moment.
1615
01:17:31,394 --> 01:17:32,427
Well!
1616
01:17:37,827 --> 01:17:39,725
FRYE: We mustn't be late
for Mr. Wilkins.
1617
01:17:39,727 --> 01:17:41,427
(GOODING
SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY)
1618
01:17:43,393 --> 01:17:45,259
What did you do that for?
1619
01:17:45,261 --> 01:17:46,758
You hurt his feelings.
1620
01:17:46,760 --> 01:17:48,728
You do know who those men are,
don't you, Georgie?
1621
01:17:49,610 --> 01:17:51,950
Yes. They're the lawyers.
1622
01:17:51,560 --> 01:17:52,762
He's the nice one.
1623
01:17:53,293 --> 01:17:55,694
Maybe we could convince him
to help us.
1624
01:17:56,428 --> 01:17:58,224
JOHN: Worth a try.
1625
01:17:58,226 --> 01:18:00,461
Today or never,
that's my motto.
1626
01:18:03,694 --> 01:18:05,620
(WHISPERS) Come on!
1627
01:18:13,493 --> 01:18:15,458
Now, how can I help you?
1628
01:18:15,460 --> 01:18:18,129
Finally. I'd like to see
Mr. Michael Banks, please.
1629
01:18:21,461 --> 01:18:22,595
WOMAN: (OVER PHONE)
Hello. Operator.
1630
01:18:26,361 --> 01:18:28,728
FRYE: May we go in?
PENNY: He's expecting you.
1631
01:18:35,610 --> 01:18:37,620
Is there something I can do
for you, children?
1632
01:18:37,727 --> 01:18:39,694
May I have a sweet,
please?
1633
01:18:42,326 --> 01:18:43,726
Yes, of course you can, dear.
1634
01:18:43,728 --> 01:18:44,860
(CHUCKLES)
You all can.
1635
01:18:44,862 --> 01:18:46,620
FRYE: Is in foreclosure.
1636
01:18:47,127 --> 01:18:48,358
GOODING: Mr. Michael Banks,
17 Cherry Tree Lane.
1637
01:18:48,360 --> 01:18:49,659
FRYE: In foreclosure.
1638
01:18:49,661 --> 01:18:52,125
How many repossessions,
so far, this month?
1639
01:18:52,127 --> 01:18:54,493
19, sir. And we have
nearly that amount
1640
01:18:54,495 --> 01:18:56,425
scheduled for next week alone.
1641
01:18:56,427 --> 01:18:57,692
Who'd have thought this slump
1642
01:18:57,694 --> 01:18:59,259
would be so good
for business, eh?
1643
01:18:59,261 --> 01:19:00,762
I wonder, Mr. Wilkins,
if, perhaps...
1644
01:19:01,950 --> 01:19:03,930
as Michael Banks
is an employee,
1645
01:19:03,950 --> 01:19:04,792
you might consider
giving him a few more weeks.
1646
01:19:04,794 --> 01:19:06,362
And lose our chance
to get that house?
1647
01:19:06,795 --> 01:19:08,125
I mean... (STAMMERS)
1648
01:19:08,127 --> 01:19:10,261
I don't like to lose,
Mr. Frye.
1649
01:19:11,693 --> 01:19:12,695
(BUZZER BUZZING)
1650
01:19:14,528 --> 01:19:16,825
WILKINS: Didn't I ask
for more tea, Miss Farthing?
1651
01:19:16,827 --> 01:19:19,950
Yes, sir. Right away,
Mr. Wilkins.
1652
01:19:21,930 --> 01:19:23,327
Why don't you all
help yourselves?
1653
01:19:25,428 --> 01:19:26,462
Come on.
1654
01:19:27,595 --> 01:19:30,394
"Office of the Bank Chairman."
We can't go in there.
1655
01:19:31,293 --> 01:19:33,292
WILKINS: I'm running
a business, not a charity.
1656
01:19:33,294 --> 01:19:34,691
FRYE: It's just that, well...
1657
01:19:34,693 --> 01:19:35,695
his family has suffered
1658
01:19:36,593 --> 01:19:37,228
tremendous hardship
this past year...
1659
01:19:38,327 --> 01:19:40,291
WILKINS: You are not giving
Banks one more second...
1660
01:19:40,293 --> 01:19:42,191
to pay off that loan.
1661
01:19:42,193 --> 01:19:44,125
Do I make myself clear?
1662
01:19:44,127 --> 01:19:45,425
Look.
Shh!
1663
01:19:45,427 --> 01:19:46,427
GEORGIE: It's the wolf.
1664
01:19:47,361 --> 01:19:48,260
WILKINS: In two days,
Banks will be out
1665
01:19:48,995 --> 01:19:49,729
on that street
and the house...
1666
01:19:50,461 --> 01:19:51,462
will be ours.
1667
01:19:52,494 --> 01:19:53,495
JOHN: Georgie, no!
1668
01:19:54,560 --> 01:19:56,625
You can't steal our house.
I'm telling my father!
1669
01:19:56,627 --> 01:19:57,758
Steal your...?
1670
01:19:57,760 --> 01:19:58,762
Who are you?
1671
01:19:59,940 --> 01:20:00,327
These are the Banks children.
1672
01:20:01,227 --> 01:20:02,228
WILKINS: Are they?
1673
01:20:03,493 --> 01:20:05,193
Come here, boy,
I think you might have...
1674
01:20:05,195 --> 01:20:06,326
Let's go, Georgie!
ANNABEL: Run!
1675
01:20:06,328 --> 01:20:07,995
Close that door,
Miss Farthing!
1676
01:20:10,260 --> 01:20:12,158
(WHEEZING)
1677
01:20:12,160 --> 01:20:13,258
Fool!
1678
01:20:13,260 --> 01:20:14,427
Stop them.
1679
01:20:25,360 --> 01:20:26,692
MARY: Oh, there you are,
Michael.
1680
01:20:26,694 --> 01:20:28,258
The children and I
brought you your briefcase.
1681
01:20:28,260 --> 01:20:29,227
Oh, thank you.
1682
01:20:30,930 --> 02:41:01,525
You're welcome.
Where are the children?
1683
01:20:31,394 --> 01:20:32,691
CHILDREN: Father!
Father! Father!
1684
01:20:32,693 --> 01:20:34,224
Help!
FRYE: Wait!
1685
01:20:34,226 --> 01:20:35,260
MICHAEL: What is it?
What's happened?
1686
01:20:36,193 --> 01:20:37,361
He's the wolf
trying to steal our house!
1687
01:20:38,227 --> 01:20:38,761
What on earth
are you talking about?
1688
01:20:39,595 --> 01:20:40,528
WILKINS: I'm afraid
your children
1689
01:20:41,361 --> 01:20:42,728
burst into my office
just now, Banks.
1690
01:20:43,160 --> 01:20:44,194
What?
1691
01:20:45,194 --> 01:20:45,495
I was just seeing if anything
could be done
1692
01:20:46,160 --> 01:20:47,950
about extending your loan...
1693
01:20:47,727 --> 01:20:48,461
when they came in claiming
1694
01:20:49,260 --> 01:20:50,592
I was trying
to steal your house.
1695
01:20:50,594 --> 01:20:51,458
He is! We heard him!
1696
01:20:51,460 --> 01:20:52,859
Mr. Wilkins
is trying to help us!
1697
01:20:52,861 --> 01:20:54,600
But then,
why was he chasing us?
1698
01:20:55,930 --> 02:41:51,591
I just thought they might
stop running around
1699
01:20:56,727 --> 01:20:58,225
and making a scene
if I offered them some sweets.
1700
01:20:58,227 --> 01:20:59,762
I'm so sorry, Mr. Wilkins.
1701
01:21:00,694 --> 01:21:02,295
See it doesn't happen again.
1702
01:21:02,760 --> 01:21:05,826
After all, you don't
want your father...
1703
01:21:05,828 --> 01:21:09,525
losing his position
on account of you, do you?
1704
01:21:09,527 --> 01:21:10,826
Hmm?
1705
01:21:10,828 --> 01:21:12,758
I know time is
running short, Banks...
1706
01:21:12,760 --> 01:21:14,827
but I want you to have
every chance
1707
01:21:14,829 --> 01:21:16,280
of paying off that loan.
1708
01:21:16,994 --> 01:21:18,393
So, I will make sure
that I'm in my office
1709
01:21:18,395 --> 01:21:19,558
on Friday evening...
1710
01:21:19,560 --> 01:21:21,359
until the last stroke
of midnight.
1711
01:21:21,361 --> 01:21:22,458
You have my word.
1712
01:21:22,460 --> 01:21:24,362
Oh, thank you, sir.
Thank you.
1713
01:21:24,828 --> 01:21:26,280
WILKINS: Gentlemen?
1714
01:21:30,760 --> 01:21:31,859
But, Father,
he really did do it.
1715
01:21:31,861 --> 01:21:33,194
Not another word!
1716
01:21:34,728 --> 01:21:36,391
Take them home this instant!
MARY: Yes, sir.
1717
01:21:36,393 --> 01:21:38,625
We'll discuss this
when I get back!
1718
01:21:38,627 --> 01:21:40,261
Come along, children.
1719
01:21:50,427 --> 01:21:52,124
JOHN: Now we've done it,
haven't we?
1720
01:21:52,126 --> 01:21:53,592
I don't think
I've ever seen Father
1721
01:21:53,594 --> 01:21:54,729
that upset with us before.
1722
01:21:55,600 --> 01:21:56,459
GEORGIE: But we were
telling the truth!
1723
01:21:56,461 --> 01:21:57,762
ANNABEL: That doesn't
matter, Georgie.
1724
01:21:58,930 --> 01:21:59,160
We got him into trouble.
1725
01:22:00,260 --> 01:22:01,561
And he doesn't even know
that we broke Mother's bowl.
1726
01:22:02,762 --> 01:22:04,328
Everything we've tried to fix,
we've only made it worse.
1727
01:22:31,828 --> 01:22:33,691
Which way do we go,
Mary Poppins?
1728
01:22:33,693 --> 01:22:35,358
MARY: Now,
why would you ask me?
1729
01:22:35,360 --> 01:22:37,492
The three of you are leading
the way, after all.
1730
01:22:37,494 --> 01:22:38,692
ANNABEL: Us?
JOHN: But we were...
1731
01:22:38,694 --> 01:22:40,526
Walking around in a fog.
1732
01:22:40,528 --> 01:22:43,762
No, we weren't. I mean,
we are in a fog, but...
1733
01:22:44,930 --> 01:22:45,292
We were only talking.
1734
01:22:45,294 --> 01:22:47,292
Yes, too focused
on where you've been
1735
01:22:47,294 --> 01:22:48,526
to pay attention
to where you're going.
1736
01:22:48,528 --> 01:22:50,191
But Father told us
to go straight home!
1737
01:22:50,193 --> 01:22:51,227
He'll be furious
if we're late.
1738
01:22:52,261 --> 01:22:53,659
Not much to be done
about that now, is there?
1739
01:22:53,661 --> 01:22:55,391
Are we lost, then?
1740
01:22:55,393 --> 01:22:57,930
JACK: That would depend
on where you want to go.
1741
01:22:57,950 --> 01:22:58,159
CHILDREN: Jack!
1742
01:22:58,161 --> 01:22:58,926
At your service.
1743
01:22:59,260 --> 01:23:01,358
Say, what's with
all the glum faces?
1744
01:23:01,360 --> 01:23:03,325
Lost sixpence
and found a penny?
1745
01:23:03,327 --> 01:23:04,426
We've made a mess
of everything.
1746
01:23:04,428 --> 01:23:05,492
Father's furious with us.
1747
01:23:05,494 --> 01:23:08,258
And we can't find
our way home.
1748
01:23:08,260 --> 01:23:09,492
Lost?
1749
01:23:09,494 --> 01:23:10,695
Are you, Mary Poppins?
1750
01:23:11,560 --> 01:23:13,160
Hopelessly.
1751
01:23:14,261 --> 01:23:16,291
Well, now, I'm no expert...
1752
01:23:16,293 --> 01:23:17,760
but if ever I lose my way,
1753
01:23:17,762 --> 01:23:20,228
I just look for a little light
to guide me.
1754
01:23:22,260 --> 01:23:26,293
♪ Let's say you're lost
1755
01:23:26,295 --> 01:23:28,792
♪ In a park, sure
1756
01:23:28,794 --> 01:23:32,994
♪ You can give in
to the dark, or
1757
01:23:33,727 --> 01:23:38,950
♪ You can trip a little light
fantastic with me
1758
01:23:39,460 --> 01:23:42,692
♪ When you're alone
in your room
1759
01:23:42,694 --> 01:23:45,825
♪ Your choice is just
embrace the gloom
1760
01:23:45,827 --> 01:23:51,127
♪ Or you can trip a little
light fantastic with me
1761
01:23:52,161 --> 01:23:55,358
♪ For if you hide
under the covers
1762
01:23:55,360 --> 01:23:57,824
♪ You might
never see the day
1763
01:23:57,826 --> 01:24:01,325
♪ But if a spark can start
inside your heart
1764
01:24:01,327 --> 01:24:02,729
♪ Then you can always
find the way
1765
01:24:03,194 --> 01:24:05,793
♪ So when life
is gettin' dreary
1766
01:24:05,795 --> 01:24:08,392
♪ Just pretend
that you're a leerie
1767
01:24:08,394 --> 01:24:12,391
♪ As you trip a little
light fantastic with me
1768
01:24:12,393 --> 01:24:13,427
What's a leerie?
1769
01:24:14,627 --> 01:24:15,994
Why, it's what we lamplighters
call ourselves, of course.
1770
01:24:16,428 --> 01:24:18,558
Time to send up
the call to arms.
1771
01:24:18,560 --> 01:24:22,294
Leeries, trip the light
to lead the way!
1772
01:24:24,326 --> 01:24:27,325
♪ Now, when you're stuck
in the mist, sure
1773
01:24:27,327 --> 01:24:29,492
♪ You can struggle
and resist, or
1774
01:24:29,494 --> 01:24:32,761
♪ You can trip a little
light fantastic with me
1775
01:24:33,428 --> 01:24:36,325
♪ Now, say you're lost
in the crowd, well
1776
01:24:36,327 --> 01:24:38,525
♪ You can stamp
and scream out loud, or
1777
01:24:38,527 --> 01:24:42,610
♪ You can trip a little
light fantastic with me
1778
01:24:42,428 --> 01:24:44,358
♪ And when the fog
comes rollin' in
1779
01:24:44,360 --> 01:24:47,158
♪ Just keep your feet
upon the path
1780
01:24:47,160 --> 01:24:49,659
♪ Mustn't mope and frown
Or worse, lie down
1781
01:24:49,661 --> 01:24:51,525
♪ Don't let it be
your epitaph
1782
01:24:51,527 --> 01:24:53,729
♪ So, when life
is gettin' scary
1783
01:24:54,600 --> 01:24:56,158
♪ Be your own illuminary
1784
01:24:56,160 --> 01:24:59,824
♪ Who can shine their light
for all the world to see
1785
01:24:59,826 --> 01:25:03,694
♪ As you trip a little
light fantastic with me
1786
01:25:06,326 --> 01:25:07,526
ANNABEL: Hello.
JOHN: Hello.
1787
01:25:07,528 --> 01:25:08,528
ANNABEL: Thank you!
1788
01:25:09,427 --> 01:25:11,259
♪ A leerie
loves the edge of night
1789
01:25:11,261 --> 01:25:13,324
♪ Though dim, to him,
the world looks bright
1790
01:25:13,326 --> 01:25:15,358
♪ He's got the gift
of second sight
1791
01:25:15,360 --> 01:25:17,292
LEERIES: ♪ To trip a
little light fantastic!
1792
01:25:17,294 --> 01:25:19,425
JACK: ♪ A leerie's
job's to light the way
1793
01:25:19,427 --> 01:25:21,392
LEERIES: ♪ To take the
night and make it day!
1794
01:25:21,394 --> 01:25:23,458
♪ We mimic the Moon
Yes, that's our aim
1795
01:25:23,460 --> 01:25:25,760
LEERIES: ♪ For we're the
keepers of the flame!
1796
01:25:28,194 --> 01:25:30,526
♪ And if you're deep
inside a tunnel
1797
01:25:30,528 --> 01:25:32,658
♪ And there is
no end in sight
1798
01:25:32,660 --> 01:25:35,191
♪ Well, just carry on
until the dawn
1799
01:25:35,193 --> 01:25:37,494
♪ It's darkest
right before the light ♪
1800
01:25:40,428 --> 01:25:41,559
JOHN: Now what do we do?
1801
01:25:41,561 --> 01:25:42,761
Well, just as Jack said...
1802
01:25:43,940 --> 01:25:44,428
we follow the light.
1803
01:25:49,393 --> 01:25:50,561
(TAPPING)
1804
01:25:51,726 --> 01:25:52,995
(CHILDREN GASP)
1805
01:26:00,226 --> 01:26:01,727
Whoa! (LAUGHS)
1806
01:26:03,930 --> 01:26:04,427
(ANNABEL YELLS)
1807
01:26:18,461 --> 01:26:21,124
♪ As you trip
a little light fantastic
1808
01:26:21,126 --> 01:26:23,259
♪ Won't you trip
a little light fantastic?
1809
01:26:23,261 --> 01:26:24,228
♪ Come on
1810
01:26:25,227 --> 01:26:26,661
♪ Trip a little
light fantastic with me ♪
1811
01:26:30,393 --> 01:26:32,394
(SLOW INSTRUMENTAL
MUSIC PLAYING)
1812
01:26:48,610 --> 01:26:50,610
(UPBEAT INSTRUMENTAL
MUSIC PLAYING)
1813
01:27:07,693 --> 01:27:09,225
LEERIES: Oi!
1814
01:27:09,227 --> 01:27:10,228
Oi!
1815
01:27:11,693 --> 01:27:12,694
Oi!
1816
01:28:18,659 --> 01:28:19,792
Come along!
1817
01:28:19,794 --> 01:28:21,627
Join us in a bit
of kick and prance.
1818
01:28:22,127 --> 01:28:23,195
What did he say?
1819
01:28:24,394 --> 01:28:26,292
"Kick and prance," it means
"dance." It's leerie speak.
1820
01:28:26,294 --> 01:28:27,492
You don't say
the word you mean,
1821
01:28:27,494 --> 01:28:28,760
you say something
that rhymes, only...
1822
01:28:29,227 --> 01:28:30,724
Here, I'll show you
how it works.
1823
01:28:30,726 --> 01:28:32,626
Angus, give us
your weep and wail.
1824
01:28:33,940 --> 01:28:34,625
To the rest of ya,
that means "tale."
1825
01:28:34,627 --> 01:28:35,692
♪ I was short of a sheet
1826
01:28:35,694 --> 01:28:36,558
♪ He was in the street
1827
01:28:36,560 --> 01:28:37,825
♪ Just to tumble
down the sink
1828
01:28:37,827 --> 01:28:38,691
♪ Just to get himself
a drink
1829
01:28:38,693 --> 01:28:40,158
♪ Then I pinched
what's fatter
1830
01:28:40,160 --> 01:28:41,127
♪ He grabbed his ladder
1831
01:28:42,228 --> 01:28:42,995
♪ To smile and smirk
BOTH: ♪ To work! ♪
1832
01:28:43,561 --> 01:28:44,526
There's nothing to it.
1833
01:28:45,394 --> 01:28:46,425
Can you speak leerie,
Mary Poppins?
1834
01:28:46,427 --> 01:28:47,792
Can I speak leerie?
1835
01:28:47,794 --> 01:28:50,158
Of course she can.
She's Mary Poppins!
1836
01:28:50,160 --> 01:28:52,324
Can we do it with you?
BOTH: Please?
1837
01:28:52,326 --> 01:28:54,291
Oh, very well then.
1838
01:28:54,293 --> 01:28:55,760
JACK: ♪ Children, tell
us your sorry tale
1839
01:28:56,559 --> 01:28:58,391
LEERIES: ♪ Give us
your weep and wail!
1840
01:28:58,393 --> 01:29:00,392
♪ Well, we had this bowl
♪ Rabbit in the hole
1841
01:29:00,394 --> 01:29:02,391
♪ That fell and broke
♪ Bicycle spoke
1842
01:29:02,393 --> 01:29:04,159
♪ So we took it to a shop
♪ Like a lollipop
1843
01:29:04,161 --> 01:29:05,258
♪ And went upside down!
1844
01:29:05,260 --> 01:29:06,227
MARY:
♪ That's a circus clown
1845
01:29:07,261 --> 01:29:08,128
♪ Then went to the bank
♪ Rattle and clank
1846
01:29:09,600 --> 01:29:09,660
♪ Got lost in the fog
♪ Lump on a log
1847
01:29:10,526 --> 01:29:10,560
JOHN:
♪ Till we found our friend
1848
01:29:11,227 --> 01:29:12,280
♪ To stand and defend
1849
01:29:13,940 --> 02:58:27,633
♪ Who took us on a trip
♪ Snap a horse's whip
1850
01:29:14,727 --> 01:29:16,610
♪ And we tripped
a little light fantastic!
1851
01:29:17,940 --> 02:58:35,668
♪ Now, that sounds
a little bit bombastic
1852
01:29:18,461 --> 01:29:18,994
♪ But they tripped the light
1853
01:29:19,627 --> 01:29:20,940
♪ We tripped the light
1854
01:29:21,950 --> 01:29:22,392
♪ Let's trip
a little light fantastic!
1855
01:29:22,394 --> 01:29:23,693
(MUSIC CONTINUES)
1856
01:29:44,161 --> 01:29:45,561
LEERIES:
♪ Join us, Mary Poppins! ♪
1857
01:30:06,760 --> 01:30:08,295
(LEERIES EXCLAIM)
1858
01:30:54,293 --> 01:30:55,424
You've got it!
1859
01:30:55,426 --> 01:30:57,658
Now let's get you
all back home!
1860
01:30:57,660 --> 01:31:01,191
ALL: ♪ Now, if your
life is gettin' foggy
1861
01:31:01,193 --> 01:31:03,259
♪ That's no reason
to complain
1862
01:31:03,261 --> 01:31:06,159
♪ There's so much in store
inside the door
1863
01:31:06,161 --> 01:31:08,295
♪ Of 17 Cherry Tree Lane!
1864
01:31:12,360 --> 01:31:14,492
♪ So when troubles
are incessant
1865
01:31:14,494 --> 01:31:16,758
♪ Simply be
more incandescent
1866
01:31:16,760 --> 01:31:20,524
♪ For your light comes with
a lifetime guarantee
1867
01:31:20,526 --> 01:31:21,625
♪ As you
1868
01:31:21,627 --> 01:31:23,226
♪ Trip a little
light fantastic
1869
01:31:23,228 --> 01:31:24,293
♪ Won't you
1870
01:31:24,295 --> 01:31:25,459
♪ Trip a little
light fantastic
1871
01:31:25,461 --> 01:31:26,525
♪ Come on!
1872
01:31:26,527 --> 01:31:27,760
♪ Trip a little
light fantastic
1873
01:31:29,493 --> 01:31:30,494
♪ With me!
1874
01:31:31,393 --> 01:31:31,426
♪ Went to the bank,
rattle and clank
1875
01:31:32,327 --> 01:31:33,128
♪ Met with the boss
Pitch and toss
1876
01:31:34,610 --> 01:31:35,280
♪ Got lost in the fog
Lump on a log
1877
01:31:35,827 --> 01:31:37,594
♪ Trip a little
light fantastic!
1878
01:31:39,460 --> 01:31:41,358
CHILDREN: ♪ Trip a
little light fantastic!
1879
01:31:41,360 --> 01:31:42,660
♪ Trip a little
light fantastic!
1880
01:31:43,359 --> 01:31:45,291
♪ Trip a little
light fantastic! ♪
1881
01:31:45,293 --> 01:31:46,660
Where on earth
have you all been?
1882
01:31:49,940 --> 01:31:50,458
I told you to bring them
straight home.
1883
01:31:50,460 --> 01:31:51,625
I've been worried sick!
1884
01:31:51,627 --> 01:31:52,759
We're sorry
we're late, Father.
1885
01:31:52,761 --> 01:31:54,358
It wasn't
Mary Poppins' fault.
1886
01:31:54,360 --> 01:31:55,757
We got lost in the fog.
1887
01:31:55,759 --> 01:31:58,758
Jack and the leeries led us
down the frog and toad.
1888
01:31:58,760 --> 01:32:00,558
He means road.
1889
01:32:00,560 --> 01:32:02,459
So you've been off filling
the children's heads
1890
01:32:02,461 --> 01:32:03,261
with stuff and nonsense.
1891
01:32:04,610 --> 01:32:06,590
I've heard quite enough.
Come in at once!
1892
01:32:06,592 --> 01:32:08,920
Best to take my leave.
Good night, Mary Poppins.
1893
01:32:08,940 --> 01:32:09,158
Good night, Jack.
1894
01:32:09,160 --> 01:32:10,127
Into the parlor, go on.
1895
01:32:11,693 --> 01:32:12,694
Go on.
1896
01:32:17,600 --> 01:32:19,259
Don't be too hard
on 'em, sir.
1897
01:32:19,261 --> 01:32:21,124
They're only children,
after all.
1898
01:32:21,126 --> 01:32:22,792
I know they're children,
my children,
1899
01:32:22,794 --> 01:32:24,490
and I will deal with them
as I see fit.
1900
01:32:24,492 --> 01:32:26,294
Now leave us to it.
Yes, sir.
1901
01:32:26,692 --> 01:32:28,160
Not you, Mary Poppins.
In here.
1902
01:32:29,127 --> 01:32:30,261
Very well, sir.
1903
01:32:39,360 --> 01:32:41,461
You could have
lost me my job.
1904
01:32:42,626 --> 01:32:43,660
Do you understand that?
1905
01:32:44,694 --> 01:32:47,659
Have you any idea
how difficult it is to find
1906
01:32:47,661 --> 01:32:49,393
a good position like mine
these days?
1907
01:32:50,127 --> 01:32:52,327
But there you all were,
tearing about like a...
1908
01:32:52,660 --> 01:32:53,661
And you, Mary Poppins,
1909
01:32:54,793 --> 01:32:56,624
I thought you were here
to look after these children.
1910
01:32:56,626 --> 01:32:59,590
It wasn't her doing,
it was me.
1911
01:32:59,592 --> 01:33:01,427
No, it was us.
1912
01:33:01,826 --> 01:33:04,391
We thought maybe
if we talked to Mr. Frye...
1913
01:33:04,393 --> 01:33:06,323
he could give you more time
to save the house.
1914
01:33:06,325 --> 01:33:07,657
We were only
trying to help.
1915
01:33:07,659 --> 01:33:09,600
Well, you didn't help!
1916
01:33:10,126 --> 01:33:11,128
Now...
1917
01:33:12,160 --> 01:33:14,557
I know it's been a hard year
for our family...
1918
01:33:14,559 --> 01:33:16,590
and I've done all I can...
1919
01:33:16,592 --> 01:33:19,124
to keep you all from worrying,
but I can't do this on my own.
1920
01:33:19,126 --> 01:33:20,526
It's too hard. I just...
1921
01:33:21,726 --> 01:33:23,228
I'm barely holding it
together as it is.
1922
01:33:24,492 --> 01:33:25,658
I can't even seem to remember
my briefcase in the morning...
1923
01:33:25,660 --> 01:33:26,724
and there's no more time,
1924
01:33:26,726 --> 01:33:27,995
we're about to lose
our home...
1925
01:33:28,960 --> 01:33:30,293
and I can't lose this house.
I just can't.
1926
01:33:32,126 --> 01:33:33,227
I don't know what to do.
1927
01:33:34,293 --> 01:33:35,610
(VOICE BREAKS) I'm sorry,
I don't know what to do.
1928
01:33:38,726 --> 01:33:41,426
Everything's fallen to pieces
since your mother... (CRYING)
1929
01:33:53,160 --> 01:33:55,526
Haven't we lost
enough already?
1930
01:34:00,610 --> 01:34:01,994
We haven't lost Mother.
1931
01:34:02,426 --> 01:34:04,160
Not really.
1932
01:34:07,127 --> 01:34:13,461
♪ Nothing's gone
forever, only out of place
1933
01:34:14,226 --> 01:34:20,427
♪ So when we need her touch
and loving gaze
1934
01:34:21,192 --> 01:34:27,257
♪ "Gone but not forgotten"
is the perfect phrase
1935
01:34:27,259 --> 01:34:33,193
♪ Smiling from a star
that she makes glow
1936
01:34:33,592 --> 01:34:37,125
♪ Trust she's always there
1937
01:34:37,127 --> 01:34:40,524
♪ Watching as we grow
1938
01:34:40,526 --> 01:34:43,159
♪ Find her in the place
1939
01:34:43,161 --> 01:34:49,294
♪ Where the lost things go ♪
1940
01:34:55,793 --> 01:34:57,727
When did you all
get so clever?
1941
01:34:58,660 --> 01:35:00,761
Last night,
Mary Poppins told us...
1942
01:35:04,827 --> 01:35:07,227
I hope I'm as clever as you
when I grow up.
1943
01:35:08,726 --> 01:35:10,760
(CHUCKLES) You're right.
1944
01:35:11,940 --> 01:35:13,270
Of course, you're right,
Georgie.
1945
01:35:13,793 --> 01:35:16,460
Your mother's not gone.
She's in your smile.
1946
01:35:17,392 --> 01:35:18,558
(CHUCKLING)
1947
01:35:18,560 --> 01:35:20,757
And in your walk, John...
1948
01:35:20,759 --> 01:35:23,280
and Annabel's eyes.
1949
01:35:23,794 --> 01:35:27,461
And she'll always be with us
wherever we go.
1950
01:35:33,593 --> 01:35:34,627
Love you.
1951
01:35:35,793 --> 01:35:38,494
Now, run along, wash your
hands, get ready for dinner.
1952
01:35:45,260 --> 01:35:46,357
Did you have something
to do with them
1953
01:35:46,359 --> 01:35:47,326
trying to save the house?
1954
01:35:49,126 --> 01:35:50,758
I never said a word.
1955
01:35:50,760 --> 01:35:52,594
It was
all the children's idea.
1956
01:35:54,492 --> 01:35:56,225
The whole time
I've been looking after them,
1957
01:35:56,227 --> 01:35:57,358
they've been looking after me.
1958
01:35:57,360 --> 01:35:58,791
I had it all backward.
1959
01:35:58,793 --> 01:36:00,561
A Banks family trait.
1960
01:36:01,826 --> 01:36:03,560
What was I thinking?
1961
01:36:05,727 --> 01:36:08,594
Some people think
a great deal too much.
1962
01:36:09,226 --> 01:36:11,610
Of that I'm certain.
1963
01:36:17,160 --> 01:36:18,227
(SIGHS)
1964
01:36:51,459 --> 01:36:52,994
(LEAVES RUSTLING)
1965
01:37:13,627 --> 01:37:15,691
Here, Jane.
Let me help you with that.
1966
01:37:15,693 --> 01:37:16,728
Oh, thank you.
1967
01:37:17,659 --> 01:37:18,994
No luck?
1968
01:37:20,940 --> 01:37:21,461
We can look through
everything again if you like.
1969
01:37:22,526 --> 01:37:24,658
No. No, there's no point.
It's nearly midnight.
1970
01:37:24,660 --> 01:37:27,525
We tried our best, but
thank you, Jack, so much...
1971
01:37:27,527 --> 01:37:30,625
and thanks to all your friends
for helping us. Thank you.
1972
01:37:30,627 --> 01:37:31,759
JACK: Of course.
1973
01:37:31,761 --> 01:37:32,728
Anything for you.
1974
01:37:33,326 --> 01:37:34,492
(CHUCKLES)
1975
01:37:34,494 --> 01:37:36,600
We'll be out in a moment.
1976
01:37:50,626 --> 01:37:52,159
(FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING)
1977
01:38:09,590 --> 01:38:10,158
MARY: The children
have packed up
1978
01:38:10,160 --> 01:38:11,558
the last of their things
themselves.
1979
01:38:11,560 --> 01:38:13,391
MICHAEL: Well done, everyone.
1980
01:38:13,393 --> 01:38:14,859
All right,
have you got Gillie?
1981
01:38:14,861 --> 01:38:16,125
Yes, Father.
1982
01:38:16,127 --> 01:38:17,127
Good, good.
1983
01:38:18,590 --> 01:38:19,260
ELLEN: Good riddance
to that old kitchen.
1984
01:38:19,861 --> 01:38:21,920
Never could figure out
that stove.
1985
01:38:21,940 --> 01:38:22,225
(MICHAEL CHUCKLES)
1986
01:38:22,227 --> 01:38:23,361
All right, well...
1987
01:38:24,427 --> 01:38:26,290
we've spent every last moment
that we can here.
1988
01:38:26,292 --> 01:38:28,360
It's time to say goodbye.
1989
01:38:30,527 --> 01:38:32,224
Goodbye, old friend!
1990
01:38:32,226 --> 01:38:34,728
ALL: Goodbye, old friend!
1991
01:38:43,627 --> 01:38:45,591
ANNABEL: Thank you.
ELLEN: Thank you.
1992
01:38:45,593 --> 01:38:48,127
ANNABEL: Hello, Willoughby.
JOHN: Miss Lark. Admiral.
1993
01:38:48,827 --> 01:38:50,361
(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
1994
01:38:51,226 --> 01:38:53,191
What are you all
doing here so late?
1995
01:38:53,193 --> 01:38:55,157
We've been waitin'
to see you off, sir.
1996
01:38:55,159 --> 01:38:56,657
We'd be here no matter
what the hour.
1997
01:38:56,659 --> 01:38:58,391
MISS LARK:
If you or your family
1998
01:38:58,393 --> 01:38:59,792
should ever need
a place to stay...
1999
01:38:59,794 --> 01:39:02,424
Willoughby and I would be
happy for the company.
2000
01:39:02,426 --> 01:39:03,792
That's very kind of you,
Miss Lark.
2001
01:39:03,794 --> 01:39:05,524
Jane's offered to put us up
in her flat...
2002
01:39:05,526 --> 01:39:06,724
at least for the time being.
2003
01:39:06,726 --> 01:39:09,191
No, forever,
for as long as you'd like.
2004
01:39:09,193 --> 01:39:10,657
I wish you'd come
with us, Ellen.
2005
01:39:10,659 --> 01:39:12,324
Oh, don't you worry about me.
2006
01:39:12,326 --> 01:39:14,994
I got a nice room fixed up
at my sister's.
2007
01:39:15,359 --> 01:39:17,930
You won't leave us,
will you, Mary Poppins?
2008
01:39:17,459 --> 01:39:18,493
Oh, don't be silly.
2009
01:39:19,560 --> 01:39:21,123
She says she's not leaving
until the door opens.
2010
01:39:21,125 --> 01:39:22,627
In any case,
your home is with us.
2011
01:39:23,392 --> 01:39:25,591
I'm pleased she got caught
on your string, Georgie.
2012
01:39:25,593 --> 01:39:26,692
My kite!
2013
01:39:26,694 --> 01:39:27,791
I forgot my kite!
2014
01:39:27,793 --> 01:39:29,591
Very well,
but be quick about it.
2015
01:39:29,593 --> 01:39:31,157
The Admiral's got something
2016
01:39:31,159 --> 01:39:33,326
he would like to give you,
Mr. Banks, sir.
2017
01:39:33,660 --> 01:39:37,760
The H.M.S. Glad Tidings,
I commanded her myself.
2018
01:39:38,930 --> 01:39:41,223
May she guide you
safely into port.
2019
01:39:41,225 --> 01:39:42,626
Thank you very much, Admiral.
2020
01:39:43,192 --> 01:39:45,590
I will take
very good care of her.
2021
01:39:45,592 --> 01:39:48,524
Eight bells, Mr. Binnacle,
time to man our posts!
2022
01:39:48,526 --> 01:39:50,458
Yes, sir.
Goodbye, Mr. Banks, sir.
2023
01:39:50,460 --> 01:39:51,858
JANE: Bye. Bye.
MICHAEL: Goodbye, Binnacle.
2024
01:39:51,860 --> 01:39:53,291
GEORGIE: I found it!
ANNABEL: Bye, Miss Lark.
2025
01:39:53,293 --> 01:39:54,259
JOHN: Bye, Willoughby.
2026
01:39:55,492 --> 01:39:56,760
Oh, I'm not sure that's gonna
get off the ground anymore.
2027
01:39:57,930 --> 01:39:59,223
It looks more glue than kite.
2028
01:39:59,225 --> 01:40:00,259
Georgie...
2029
01:40:01,360 --> 01:40:02,526
did you patch this up
with one of my old drawings?
2030
01:40:03,526 --> 01:40:05,792
It looks like you've done
a fine job, there.
2031
01:40:05,794 --> 01:40:07,910
Look.
2032
01:40:07,930 --> 01:40:08,293
Can you see?
2033
01:40:08,693 --> 01:40:11,358
That's all of us together...
2034
01:40:11,360 --> 01:40:13,226
in front of the, uh...
2035
01:40:16,193 --> 01:40:18,270
What is it, Father?
Wait.
2036
01:40:23,293 --> 01:40:24,725
"Certificate of shares"!
2037
01:40:24,727 --> 01:40:26,223
This is it. This is what
we've been looking for!
2038
01:40:26,225 --> 01:40:27,458
ANNABEL AND JANE: Yes! Yes!
2039
01:40:27,460 --> 01:40:29,323
MICHAEL: We need
to get to the bank!
2040
01:40:29,325 --> 01:40:30,524
What's the time? Anyone?
2041
01:40:30,526 --> 01:40:31,424
Um, seven minutes to midnight.
2042
01:40:31,426 --> 01:40:32,626
Seven minutes?
It's not enough time.
2043
01:40:33,526 --> 01:40:33,994
We need to be at the bank
by midnight.
2044
01:40:34,793 --> 01:40:35,293
Take the van.
No, it's no good.
2045
01:40:36,930 --> 03:21:13,524
You still wouldn't
make it in time.
2046
01:40:37,326 --> 01:40:37,993
Well, what can we do?
Oh...
2047
01:40:38,793 --> 01:40:39,691
Nothing. We can't
turn back time.
2048
01:40:39,693 --> 01:40:40,728
ANNABEL: Why not?
2049
01:40:41,326 --> 01:40:42,561
Everything is possible.
2050
01:40:43,426 --> 01:40:44,993
Even the impossible.
2051
01:40:45,426 --> 01:40:47,425
JOHN: Can we do that,
Mary Poppins?
2052
01:40:47,427 --> 01:40:49,270
Can we turn back time?
2053
01:40:50,590 --> 01:40:52,424
Well, I don't see why
that couldn't be arranged.
2054
01:40:52,426 --> 01:40:54,624
(CHILDREN GASP AND LAUGH)
But that's ridiculous.
2055
01:40:54,626 --> 01:40:56,492
Indeed it is, Michael.
It's nonsense.
2056
01:40:56,494 --> 01:40:57,461
Foolishness!
2057
01:40:58,493 --> 01:40:59,823
It makes no sense!
And if it makes no sense...
2058
01:40:59,825 --> 01:41:01,323
CHILDREN: It can't be true!
2059
01:41:01,325 --> 01:41:02,491
What are you
all talking about?
2060
01:41:02,493 --> 01:41:03,460
Never you mind about that.
2061
01:41:04,326 --> 01:41:04,360
You just get that kite
to the bank...
2062
01:41:05,394 --> 01:41:06,527
as fast as possible,
and leave the rest to us.
2063
01:41:07,260 --> 01:41:08,260
MICHAEL: How will you...
ALL: Go!
2064
01:41:09,920 --> 03:22:19,313
Now, we'll need
a lot of help, Jack.
2065
01:41:09,926 --> 01:41:10,461
JACK: Good as done!
2066
01:41:11,394 --> 01:41:12,270
Go and gather the leeries!
ANGUS: Right.
2067
01:41:12,892 --> 01:41:13,526
Children, help me
ready the bicycle.
2068
01:41:14,659 --> 01:41:15,760
I'll take the reins this time.
Speed is of the essence.
2069
01:41:16,925 --> 01:41:18,194
JOHN: Have you ever ridden
a bicycle like this before?
2070
01:41:19,459 --> 01:41:20,693
Oh, please. How different can
it be from riding an elephant?
2071
01:41:21,225 --> 01:41:22,361
(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
2072
01:41:28,325 --> 01:41:31,390
Ready, and up!
(ALL GRUNT)
2073
01:41:31,392 --> 01:41:33,459
Now, all we have to do
is turn back time.
2074
01:41:33,461 --> 01:41:35,327
(CHILDREN EXCLAIMING)
2075
01:41:38,793 --> 01:41:40,361
GEORGIE: This is fun!
2076
01:42:21,325 --> 01:42:24,257
A very good week's work,
gentlemen.
2077
01:42:24,259 --> 01:42:25,426
Thank you, sir.
2078
01:42:26,493 --> 01:42:29,123
It look as if Banks won't be
joining us tonight.
2079
01:42:29,125 --> 01:42:30,394
He does have
a few more minutes, sir.
2080
01:42:31,560 --> 01:42:33,158
You said you'd wait until
the last stroke of midnight.
2081
01:42:33,160 --> 01:42:34,427
Yes, I know that!
2082
01:42:35,292 --> 01:42:36,593
So we wait.
2083
01:42:37,393 --> 01:42:40,940
I'm a man of my word.
2084
01:42:47,660 --> 01:42:49,920
How much time do we have?
2085
01:42:49,940 --> 01:42:51,494
Um, there's only
five minutes left, I think.
2086
01:43:01,493 --> 01:43:03,693
Good. Now over
to the tower, boys!
2087
01:43:05,493 --> 01:43:07,525
Sorry, this is as far
as you go.
2088
01:43:07,527 --> 01:43:09,194
Back in a flash.
2089
01:43:19,226 --> 01:43:20,227
(JACK PANTS)
2090
01:43:21,692 --> 01:43:23,394
Come on!
LEERIE: Come on, lads!
2091
01:43:25,725 --> 01:43:27,726
(JACK GRUNTING)
2092
01:43:32,600 --> 01:43:33,323
Ladder!
2093
01:43:33,325 --> 01:43:34,327
Jack!
2094
01:43:34,659 --> 01:43:36,930
(GRUNTING)
2095
01:43:56,292 --> 01:43:57,756
JACK: Ladder!
LEERIE 1: Ladder!
2096
01:43:57,758 --> 01:43:59,226
LEERIE 2: Ladder!
LEERIE 3: Ladder!
2097
01:44:02,590 --> 01:44:03,226
(GRUNTING)
2098
01:44:09,792 --> 01:44:11,160
(GRUNTS AND GASPS)
2099
01:44:13,759 --> 01:44:15,193
No, I can't watch!
2100
01:44:17,293 --> 01:44:18,461
(GRUNTING)
2101
01:44:22,426 --> 01:44:24,692
I mean, you would think
they'd never done this before.
2102
01:44:37,359 --> 01:44:39,260
What are we gonna do?
2103
01:44:40,658 --> 01:44:42,526
I've got an idea! Come on!
2104
01:44:53,193 --> 01:44:55,590
(BREATHING HEAVILY)
2105
01:45:09,492 --> 01:45:10,494
Now!
2106
01:45:11,559 --> 01:45:12,560
(GRUNTS)
2107
01:45:16,126 --> 01:45:18,270
CHILDREN: Yay!
2108
01:45:23,526 --> 01:45:24,692
(GRUNTING)
2109
01:45:38,159 --> 01:45:40,227
Jack! You can turn
the time back now!
2110
01:45:40,558 --> 01:45:43,290
How? I can't reach the hands!
2111
01:45:43,292 --> 01:45:45,457
Oh, honestly.
2112
01:45:45,459 --> 01:45:46,624
They better hurry.
2113
01:45:46,626 --> 01:45:48,693
We have less than
a minute to go.
2114
01:45:52,558 --> 01:45:54,323
ANGUS: We're too late, Jack!
2115
01:45:54,325 --> 01:45:56,126
JACK: There's got to be a way!
2116
01:45:57,930 --> 01:45:58,940
Look!
2117
01:46:15,558 --> 01:46:17,326
(LEERIES CHEERING)
(LAUGHS)
2118
01:46:19,526 --> 01:46:24,590
WILKINS: And three,
two, one...
2119
01:46:26,758 --> 01:46:28,790
Why hasn't Big Ben chimed?
2120
01:46:28,792 --> 01:46:30,600
Perhaps your watch
is running fast.
2121
01:46:31,126 --> 01:46:32,360
Don't be a simpleton,
my watch never runs fast.
2122
01:46:35,293 --> 01:46:37,227
Big Ben's gone dark.
2123
01:46:40,126 --> 01:46:41,760
Relight the clock,
Jack, quickly.
2124
01:46:47,726 --> 01:46:50,589
Look. They've relit Big Ben.
2125
01:46:50,591 --> 01:46:52,323
WILKINS:
But that time is wrong.
2126
01:46:52,325 --> 01:46:54,426
The clock must have stopped.
2127
01:46:58,226 --> 01:46:59,394
(TIRES SCREECH)
2128
01:47:02,591 --> 01:47:04,124
WILKINS: That's Banks.
2129
01:47:04,126 --> 01:47:05,160
He's made it in time!
2130
01:47:06,259 --> 01:47:06,592
Not yet he hasn't. Get down
there and make sure...
2131
01:47:07,826 --> 01:47:09,357
he doesn't get inside until
that blasted clock strikes 12.
2132
01:47:09,359 --> 01:47:11,626
But, sir...
Now, Mr. Frye!
2133
01:47:13,826 --> 01:47:15,361
(BOTH PANTING)
2134
01:47:24,259 --> 01:47:26,360
(GRUNTS) Lock it, Mr. Frye!
2135
01:47:30,159 --> 01:47:31,290
MICHAEL: Hello!
2136
01:47:31,292 --> 01:47:32,823
JANE: Hello!
Let us in, please!
2137
01:47:32,825 --> 01:47:34,290
MICHAEL: Please, let us in!
2138
01:47:34,292 --> 01:47:35,623
JANE: Hello?
2139
01:47:35,625 --> 01:47:37,291
Hello?
2140
01:47:37,293 --> 01:47:38,490
Jane.
What?
2141
01:47:38,492 --> 01:47:39,727
Let's...
2142
01:47:40,193 --> 01:47:42,270
Let's go fly a kite.
2143
01:47:44,590 --> 01:47:45,457
There it is!
It's the one with the light.
2144
01:47:45,459 --> 01:47:47,456
The first one? Okay.
2145
01:47:47,458 --> 01:47:48,759
You run. I'll unspool.
2146
01:47:49,930 --> 01:47:50,493
JANE: Yes, quickly!
2147
01:47:55,293 --> 01:47:56,424
Come on!
2148
01:47:56,426 --> 01:47:57,556
MICHAEL: Come on!
2149
01:47:57,558 --> 01:47:59,293
JANE: (SHOUTING) Hello!
2150
01:48:03,691 --> 01:48:06,659
It won't work.
He's never gonna see it.
2151
01:48:07,659 --> 01:48:09,194
(WIND HOWLING)
2152
01:48:19,600 --> 01:48:21,160
(JANE GASPS)
(BOTH LAUGH)
2153
01:48:21,592 --> 01:48:23,260
MICHAEL: Let's get in.
JANE: Yes, let's go!
2154
01:48:28,159 --> 01:48:29,326
(KNOCKING ON DOOR)
JANE: Let us in, please!
2155
01:48:30,392 --> 01:48:30,994
MICHAEL: Please let us in!
We need to get inside!
2156
01:48:31,560 --> 01:48:32,160
(FRYE GRUNTS)
Oh!
2157
01:48:32,826 --> 01:48:34,126
Oh, thank you!
Thank you!
2158
01:48:34,526 --> 01:48:36,291
Hurry, Mr. Banks!
2159
01:48:36,293 --> 01:48:37,294
What?
2160
01:48:39,758 --> 01:48:40,993
(DOOR OPENS)
2161
01:48:43,459 --> 01:48:44,994
What is all this?
2162
01:48:45,324 --> 01:48:47,590
It's what
we've been looking for.
2163
01:48:49,658 --> 01:48:52,689
ADMIRAL BOOM:
Three, two, one...
2164
01:48:52,691 --> 01:48:53,693
fire!
2165
01:48:54,525 --> 01:48:57,590
(BIG BEN CHIMING)
2166
01:48:58,391 --> 01:48:59,993
Mr. Binnacle...
2167
01:49:02,592 --> 01:49:06,940
Big Ben has
finally got it right.
2168
01:49:09,930 --> 01:49:11,930
(BIG BEN TOLLING)
2169
01:49:13,920 --> 01:49:14,160
MICHAEL: And this goes...
2170
01:49:14,758 --> 01:49:16,291
at the top.
2171
01:49:16,293 --> 01:49:17,325
Uh...
2172
01:49:18,590 --> 01:49:20,190
What's that?
Where did this go? Uh...
2173
01:49:20,192 --> 01:49:21,194
GEORGIE: Right there?
MICHAEL: No.
2174
01:49:22,159 --> 01:49:22,759
GEORGIE: No, there.
This piece goes there.
2175
01:49:23,759 --> 01:49:24,592
And does it matter that
it's all cut up in bits?
2176
01:49:25,391 --> 01:49:25,726
It's still worth
something, is it?
2177
01:49:26,893 --> 01:49:27,760
It's still valid, so long as
all the pieces are there.
2178
01:49:28,392 --> 01:49:29,560
Is that so?
2179
01:49:30,792 --> 01:49:33,192
Now, Georgie, there was one
more piece, a corner piece...
2180
01:49:33,194 --> 01:49:34,324
with a lot of
signatures on it.
2181
01:49:34,326 --> 01:49:35,292
Do you remember that?
2182
01:49:36,293 --> 01:49:39,600
I must have thrown it out.
I'm sorry, Father.
2183
01:49:39,358 --> 01:49:41,457
MICHAEL: Oh,
that's all right, Georgie.
2184
01:49:41,459 --> 01:49:42,593
No, it isn't.
2185
01:49:45,259 --> 01:49:47,625
I'm afraid you have
a problem, Banks.
2186
01:49:48,260 --> 01:49:49,658
You see,
without those signatures,
2187
01:49:49,660 --> 01:49:51,194
you have no bank shares...
2188
01:49:52,391 --> 01:49:53,526
no house...
2189
01:49:54,592 --> 01:49:56,322
you have nothing.
2190
01:49:56,324 --> 01:49:57,223
What?
2191
01:49:57,225 --> 01:49:59,323
But he knows you have
the bank shares!
2192
01:49:59,325 --> 01:50:01,157
He's been planning this
all along!
2193
01:50:01,159 --> 01:50:02,524
Take your children
out of here, Banks.
2194
01:50:02,526 --> 01:50:03,291
I've had enough
of their lies.
2195
01:50:04,625 --> 01:50:06,425
Don't you dare
insult my children.
2196
01:50:07,726 --> 01:50:09,823
Don't you dare.
(PAPER RUSTLING)
2197
01:50:09,825 --> 01:50:11,460
They are not lying,
and you know it!
2198
01:50:13,590 --> 01:50:15,223
I only wish I'd believed
them sooner!
2199
01:50:15,225 --> 01:50:17,824
You all had him pegged right
from the start, didn't you?
2200
01:50:17,826 --> 01:50:19,260
Come on.
2201
01:50:19,826 --> 01:50:21,689
Take the house!
2202
01:50:21,691 --> 01:50:23,257
Go ahead.
2203
01:50:23,259 --> 01:50:24,660
I have everything
I need right here.
2204
01:50:25,160 --> 01:50:26,160
(DOOR OPENS)
2205
01:50:30,793 --> 01:50:32,626
He has you there, Willie.
2206
01:50:33,392 --> 01:50:35,270
Uncle Dawes?
2207
01:50:35,525 --> 01:50:37,790
What on earth
are you doing here?
2208
01:50:37,792 --> 01:50:40,525
A little bird told me...
2209
01:50:41,193 --> 01:50:43,791
that you've been trying
to cheat the Banks family...
2210
01:50:43,793 --> 01:50:45,689
out of their shares
in this bank.
2211
01:50:45,691 --> 01:50:47,757
That he has.
We heard him.
2212
01:50:47,759 --> 01:50:49,624
MR. DAWES, JR.:
I also hear...
2213
01:50:49,626 --> 01:50:51,790
you've been telling
the whole of London
2214
01:50:51,792 --> 01:50:53,726
that I've gone loony.
2215
01:50:54,192 --> 01:50:55,691
The only loony thing
I ever did
2216
01:50:55,693 --> 01:50:57,556
was trust you
to look after this bank!
2217
01:50:57,558 --> 01:50:58,592
You can't be serious,
2218
01:50:59,626 --> 01:51:00,259
I've nearly doubled
the profits of this bank.
2219
01:51:01,325 --> 01:51:04,124
Yes, by wringing it out of
the customers' pockets.
2220
01:51:04,126 --> 01:51:07,123
Their trust in us
built this bank.
2221
01:51:07,125 --> 01:51:10,726
You've squandered every
last bit of their goodwill.
2222
01:51:11,590 --> 01:51:12,258
Well, Willie...
2223
01:51:13,358 --> 01:51:15,225
I'm back, and you're out.
2224
01:51:16,659 --> 01:51:19,356
Gentlemen, would you show
my nephew to the door, please?
2225
01:51:19,358 --> 01:51:20,760
FRYE: Yes, sir, Mr. Dawes.
2226
01:51:21,920 --> 01:51:22,727
Get off!
2227
01:51:24,292 --> 01:51:26,225
You're not fit
to run this bank!
2228
01:51:28,558 --> 01:51:31,124
Oh, we'll see about that!
2229
01:51:31,126 --> 01:51:33,424
I may be
circling the drain...
2230
01:51:33,426 --> 01:51:36,127
but I got a few steps
left in me.
2231
01:51:36,425 --> 01:51:40,190
♪ So, when they
tell you that you're finished
2232
01:51:40,192 --> 01:51:42,689
♪ And your chance
to dance is done
2233
01:51:42,691 --> 01:51:45,589
♪ That's the time to stand
To strike up the band
2234
01:51:45,591 --> 01:51:47,724
♪ And tell 'em that
you've just begun
2235
01:51:47,726 --> 01:51:50,256
♪ So when life's
a real pea-souper
2236
01:51:50,258 --> 01:51:52,424
♪ You must choose
to be a trouper
2237
01:51:52,426 --> 01:51:55,760
♪ For your light comes
with a lifetime guarantee
2238
01:51:56,159 --> 01:51:57,259
♪ As you
2239
01:51:57,626 --> 01:51:59,492
(UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING)
2240
01:52:04,491 --> 01:52:05,493
♪ With me!
2241
01:52:06,391 --> 01:52:06,993
♪ Went to the bank,
rattle and clank
2242
01:52:07,893 --> 01:52:08,492
♪ Met with the boss
Pitch and toss
2243
01:52:09,426 --> 01:52:10,460
♪ Got lost in the fog
Lump on a log
2244
01:52:11,259 --> 01:52:11,526
♪ Trip a little
♪ Trip a little
2245
01:52:12,325 --> 01:52:12,593
♪ Trip a little
♪ Trip a little
2246
01:52:13,459 --> 01:52:13,492
♪ Trip a little light
fantastic!
2247
01:52:14,930 --> 03:44:29,657
♪ Light fantastic! ♪
2248
01:52:15,158 --> 01:52:16,458
(ALL LAUGHING)
2249
01:52:16,460 --> 01:52:17,593
MR. DAWES, JR.: Oh.
2250
01:52:18,491 --> 01:52:20,557
John, would you get
the feet off the...
2251
01:52:20,559 --> 01:52:22,259
Oh, yeah.
Thank you. Oh!
2252
01:52:23,124 --> 01:52:25,156
So glad to have you back,
Mr. Dawes.
2253
01:52:25,158 --> 01:52:27,424
Oh. Thank you, Michael.
2254
01:52:27,426 --> 01:52:30,157
By the way,
those shares of yours...
2255
01:52:30,159 --> 01:52:31,756
perfectly fine...
2256
01:52:31,758 --> 01:52:33,523
save 'em for your family.
2257
01:52:33,525 --> 01:52:35,325
I'm sorry,
I don't understand.
2258
01:52:36,324 --> 01:52:38,692
I'd like to tell you
a little story.
2259
01:52:40,920 --> 01:52:41,790
Once upon a time...
2260
01:52:41,792 --> 01:52:44,993
there was a man
with a wooden leg...
2261
01:52:45,659 --> 01:52:46,857
(MUMBLING)
2262
01:52:46,859 --> 01:52:49,292
That's not it.
(ALL CHUCKLE)
2263
01:52:50,324 --> 01:52:53,189
It's about a little boy
named Michael.
2264
01:52:53,191 --> 01:52:56,292
Michael wanted to give his
tuppence to a bird lady...
2265
01:52:57,625 --> 01:53:01,222
but after
a little persuasion, hmm?
2266
01:53:01,224 --> 01:53:04,322
He decided he'd give 'em
to his father.
2267
01:53:04,324 --> 01:53:07,523
Michael's father,
your grandfather...
2268
01:53:07,525 --> 01:53:09,759
gave those tuppence
to this bank...
2269
01:53:10,920 --> 01:53:12,994
and told us to guard it well.
2270
01:53:13,425 --> 01:53:15,260
We did just that.
2271
01:53:15,491 --> 01:53:18,757
And after several quite
clever investments...
2272
01:53:18,759 --> 01:53:20,560
if I do say so myself...
2273
01:53:21,458 --> 01:53:25,424
that tuppence has grown
into quite a tidy sum.
2274
01:53:25,426 --> 01:53:26,592
Really?
2275
01:53:27,910 --> 01:53:28,390
Really, Michael.
2276
01:53:28,392 --> 01:53:32,158
In fact, enough
to pay off that loan you took.
2277
01:53:34,491 --> 01:53:37,293
The house is yours.
(CHILDREN GASP)
2278
01:53:38,592 --> 01:53:39,660
Oh!
2279
01:53:40,792 --> 01:53:42,325
(ALL LAUGHING)
2280
01:54:04,726 --> 01:54:07,222
MICHAEL: What a beautiful day
to be going back home.
2281
01:54:07,224 --> 01:54:09,323
Look at them
lovely cherry blossoms.
2282
01:54:09,325 --> 01:54:11,223
They're lovely.
2283
01:54:11,225 --> 01:54:13,126
I shall have to paint them.
(JANE CHUCKLES)
2284
01:54:13,726 --> 01:54:15,256
What about you, Jane?
2285
01:54:15,258 --> 01:54:16,557
What about me?
2286
01:54:16,559 --> 01:54:17,724
He means what about you
2287
01:54:17,726 --> 01:54:19,756
and that handsome
lamplighter, Jack?
2288
01:54:19,758 --> 01:54:21,824
(ALL CHUCKLING)
No! No, we're just friends.
2289
01:54:21,826 --> 01:54:23,157
Oh, go on.
Really.
2290
01:54:23,159 --> 01:54:24,523
Stop it, Ellen!
2291
01:54:24,525 --> 01:54:26,226
(ALL LAUGH)
What's this?
2292
01:54:26,625 --> 01:54:29,156
The Spring Fair,
it's today! Can we go?
2293
01:54:29,158 --> 01:54:30,289
Please?
2294
01:54:30,291 --> 01:54:31,423
I don't see why not.
2295
01:54:31,425 --> 01:54:32,226
CHILDREN: Hooray!
2296
01:54:32,558 --> 01:54:33,560
ANNABEL: Come on,
Father, let's go!
2297
01:54:34,593 --> 01:54:34,626
JOHN: Will you go
on the Ferris wheel with us?
2298
01:54:35,425 --> 01:54:36,192
MICHAEL: Yes.
And you too, Jane!
2299
01:54:37,590 --> 01:54:38,920
JANE: Only if you come
with me, Ellen.
2300
01:54:39,158 --> 01:54:40,591
ELLEN: What? Wouldn't be
caught dead on that thing.
2301
01:54:40,593 --> 01:54:41,727
(ELLEN EXCLAIMS)
2302
01:54:43,392 --> 01:54:44,727
(CHILDREN CHATTERING)
2303
01:54:47,224 --> 01:54:48,658
(INAUDIBLE CONVERSATION)
2304
01:54:48,660 --> 01:54:50,760
(BOTH LAUGHING)
2305
01:54:53,580 --> 01:54:54,992
MAN 1: Follow me! Follow me!
2306
01:54:56,792 --> 01:54:59,223
All right, all right.
My turn, my turn.
2307
01:54:59,225 --> 01:55:01,124
Let's see it.
I've got it.
2308
01:55:01,126 --> 01:55:02,426
(ALL LAUGH)
2309
01:55:04,725 --> 01:55:06,524
MAN 2: Come ride
the Ferris wheel!
2310
01:55:06,526 --> 01:55:08,260
Come ride the Ferris wheel!
2311
01:55:09,158 --> 01:55:10,658
MICHAEL: Georgie! (LAUGHS)
ANNABEL: Georgie!
2312
01:55:10,660 --> 01:55:12,692
Slow down!
GEORGIE: Race you!
2313
01:55:13,626 --> 01:55:15,257
VENDOR: Lollipops!
2314
01:55:15,259 --> 01:55:17,389
ANNABEL: Look at
the Ferris wheel!
2315
01:55:17,391 --> 01:55:19,260
The ponies!
2316
01:55:20,691 --> 01:55:24,759
♪ Life's a balloon
that tumbles or rises
2317
01:55:25,920 --> 01:55:28,526
♪ Depending on what is inside
2318
01:55:29,691 --> 01:55:34,122
♪ Fill it with hope
and playful surprises
2319
01:55:34,124 --> 01:55:38,759
♪ And, oh, dearie ducks,
then you're in for a ride
2320
01:55:39,920 --> 01:55:42,222
♪ Look inside the balloon
2321
01:55:42,224 --> 01:55:44,456
♪ And if you hear a tune
2322
01:55:44,458 --> 01:55:47,558
♪ There's nowhere to go but up
2323
01:55:47,560 --> 01:55:49,590
(GASPS)
May we have balloons?
2324
01:55:49,759 --> 01:55:52,159
Yes, of course,
we can. Let's go.
2325
01:55:52,758 --> 01:55:55,457
♪ Choose the secret we know
2326
01:55:55,459 --> 01:55:57,791
♪ Before life makes us grow
2327
01:55:57,793 --> 01:56:01,326
♪ There's nowhere to go
but up (CHUCKLES)
2328
01:56:02,492 --> 01:56:03,493
Hello, we would like
2329
01:56:04,425 --> 01:56:05,756
some of your very
finest balloons, please.
2330
01:56:05,758 --> 01:56:07,322
That you shall have.
2331
01:56:07,324 --> 01:56:09,489
But choose carefully,
my dearie ducks.
2332
01:56:09,491 --> 01:56:11,592
Many have chosen
the wrong balloon.
2333
01:56:12,391 --> 01:56:15,756
Be sure to choose the one
that's right for you.
2334
01:56:15,758 --> 01:56:17,257
Which balloon
would you like, Georgie?
2335
01:56:17,259 --> 01:56:19,689
Um... Why don't
you go first, sir?
2336
01:56:19,691 --> 01:56:20,823
MICHAEL:
Me? (CHUCKLES)
2337
01:56:20,825 --> 01:56:22,556
Those days
are long behind me.
2338
01:56:22,558 --> 01:56:25,156
I don't think I've held
a balloon since I was a child.
2339
01:56:25,158 --> 01:56:27,250
Then you've forgotten
what it's like.
2340
01:56:27,358 --> 01:56:28,525
To hold a balloon?
2341
01:56:29,910 --> 01:56:31,226
To be a child!
2342
01:56:32,625 --> 01:56:35,524
♪ If your selection
feels right
2343
01:56:35,526 --> 01:56:37,657
♪ Well, then, dearie,
hold tight
2344
01:56:37,659 --> 01:56:41,727
♪ If you see your reflection
your heart will take flight
2345
01:56:42,590 --> 01:56:44,423
♪ If you pick the right string
2346
01:56:44,425 --> 01:56:46,424
♪ Then your heart
will take wing
2347
01:56:46,426 --> 01:56:50,260
♪ And there's nowhere to go
but up
2348
01:56:58,659 --> 01:57:00,250
(MICHAEL GASPS)
2349
01:57:00,658 --> 01:57:02,490
Oh! (LAUGHING)
2350
01:57:02,492 --> 01:57:03,592
Father.
2351
01:57:05,525 --> 01:57:11,257
♪ Now I feel like
that boy with a shiny new toy
2352
01:57:11,259 --> 01:57:13,760
♪ And there's nowhere to go
but up
2353
01:57:14,910 --> 01:57:15,930
(LAUGHING)
Michael!
2354
01:57:16,258 --> 01:57:18,359
♪ Just one day at the fair
has me waltzing on air
2355
01:57:18,658 --> 01:57:22,189
♪ And there's nowhere to go
but up
2356
01:57:22,191 --> 01:57:24,423
Jane, I remember!
2357
01:57:24,425 --> 01:57:25,559
It's all true!
2358
01:57:26,793 --> 01:57:29,123
Every impossible thing we
imagined with Mary Poppins...
2359
01:57:29,125 --> 01:57:30,689
it all happened!
2360
01:57:30,691 --> 01:57:33,190
♪ Now my heart is so light
2361
01:57:33,192 --> 01:57:35,189
♪ That I think I just might
2362
01:57:35,191 --> 01:57:38,757
♪ Start feeding the birds
and then go fly a kite!
2363
01:57:38,759 --> 01:57:42,690
♪ With your head in a cloud
Only laughter's allowed
2364
01:57:42,692 --> 01:57:45,490
♪ And there's nowhere to go
but up!
2365
01:57:45,492 --> 01:57:46,493
(ALL LAUGH)
Father!
2366
01:57:47,392 --> 01:57:48,930
You've got to choose
your own balloons.
2367
01:57:48,926 --> 01:57:50,456
What balloon
are you going to have?
2368
01:57:50,458 --> 01:57:51,723
This one.
2369
01:57:51,725 --> 01:57:53,624
(CHILDREN CLAMORING)
I'm going in the air!
2370
01:57:53,626 --> 01:57:55,727
(ALL EXCLAIMING AND CHEERING)
2371
01:57:59,692 --> 01:58:01,690
CHILDREN:
♪ We're zigging and zagging
2372
01:58:01,692 --> 01:58:03,624
♪ Our feet never dragging
2373
01:58:03,626 --> 01:58:06,724
♪ We might take a ride
to the Moon
2374
01:58:06,726 --> 01:58:10,756
♪ All this bobbing and weaving
all comes from believing
2375
01:58:10,758 --> 01:58:14,755
♪ The magic inside the balloon
2376
01:58:14,757 --> 01:58:16,757
JACK:
♪ The past is the past
2377
01:58:16,759 --> 01:58:18,790
♪ It lives on as history
2378
01:58:18,792 --> 01:58:21,560
♪ And that's
an important thing
2379
01:58:22,291 --> 01:58:26,356
♪ The future comes fast
Each second a mystery
2380
01:58:26,358 --> 01:58:30,590
♪ For nobody knows
what tomorrow may bring
2381
01:58:30,592 --> 01:58:31,690
Oh.
2382
01:58:31,692 --> 01:58:33,359
This one looks like you.
2383
01:58:33,757 --> 01:58:35,192
How do you know?
2384
01:58:37,691 --> 01:58:38,726
Oh!
2385
01:58:44,125 --> 01:58:46,159
Don't you lose her, son!
2386
01:58:46,792 --> 01:58:48,460
I won't, sir!
2387
01:58:49,291 --> 01:58:52,589
♪ Up here in the blue
It's a marvelous view!
2388
01:58:52,591 --> 01:58:56,424
BOTH: ♪ Side by side
is the best way to fly
2389
01:58:56,426 --> 01:59:00,723
♪ Once I just looked above
but now I am part of
2390
01:59:00,725 --> 01:59:03,726
♪ The lovely London sky!
2391
01:59:07,825 --> 01:59:10,560
Would you like to try
one yourself, sir?
2392
01:59:12,526 --> 01:59:14,456
Well, I'll give it a go.
2393
01:59:14,458 --> 01:59:16,580
All right, love.
2394
01:59:16,625 --> 01:59:18,525
Choose carefully.
2395
01:59:31,159 --> 01:59:34,326
Well, nowhere to go but up.
2396
01:59:36,324 --> 01:59:38,356
ELLEN:
♪ When the clouds make a muss
2397
01:59:38,358 --> 01:59:40,322
♪ Well, I won't make a fuss
2398
01:59:40,324 --> 01:59:42,323
♪ But I'll polish the stars
2399
01:59:42,325 --> 01:59:43,758
ALL:
♪ Ellen, better let us!
2400
01:59:45,920 --> 01:59:47,823
BOTH: ♪ Give a lift to a foe
For you reap what you sow
2401
01:59:47,825 --> 01:59:50,759
ALL: ♪ And there's
nowhere to go but up!
2402
01:59:52,758 --> 01:59:54,191
(GASPS)
2403
01:59:54,193 --> 01:59:56,356
I've set sail!
2404
01:59:56,358 --> 01:59:58,557
Chart a course,
Mr. Binnacle!
2405
01:59:58,559 --> 02:00:00,458
That I will, sir!
2406
02:00:00,460 --> 02:00:02,323
(LAUGHING)
2407
02:00:02,325 --> 02:00:04,158
(ALL CHEERING)
2408
02:00:04,626 --> 02:00:08,557
ALL:
♪ If your day's up the spout
2409
02:00:08,559 --> 02:00:10,656
♪ Well, there isn't a doubt
2410
02:00:10,658 --> 02:00:13,759
♪ There's nowhere to go
but up
2411
02:00:17,825 --> 02:00:21,624
♪ And if you don't believe
Just hang onto my sleeve
2412
02:00:21,626 --> 02:00:24,993
♪ For there's nowhere to go
but up
2413
02:00:28,824 --> 02:00:32,823
♪ As you fly over town
It gets harder to frown
2414
02:00:32,825 --> 02:00:34,757
♪ And we'll all
hit the heights
2415
02:00:34,759 --> 02:00:36,622
♪ If we never look down
2416
02:00:36,624 --> 02:00:40,557
♪ Let the past take a bow
The forever is now
2417
02:00:40,559 --> 02:00:44,423
ALL: ♪ And there's nowhere
to go but up, up!
2418
02:00:44,425 --> 02:00:47,193
♪ There's nowhere to go
but up
2419
02:00:53,192 --> 02:00:54,259
(CHUCKLES)
2420
02:00:55,358 --> 02:00:57,322
Of course, the grown-ups
will all forget by tomorrow.
2421
02:00:57,324 --> 02:00:59,125
They always do.
2422
02:00:59,624 --> 02:01:02,326
Only one balloon left,
Mary Poppins.
2423
02:01:03,158 --> 02:01:05,250
I think
it must be yours.
2424
02:01:05,492 --> 02:01:07,592
Yes, I suppose it must.
2425
02:01:14,225 --> 02:01:16,659
Practically perfect
in every way.
2426
02:01:32,525 --> 02:01:33,722
Welcome home, everyone.
2427
02:01:33,724 --> 02:01:35,857
JANE: It's nice to be back,
isn't it?
2428
02:01:35,859 --> 02:01:37,725
MICHAEL: (CHUCKLES)
It is, it's so nice.
2429
02:01:38,392 --> 02:01:39,490
I never thought I'd feel
2430
02:01:39,492 --> 02:01:41,759
this much joy and wonder
ever again.
2431
02:01:42,910 --> 02:01:44,325
I thought that door
was closed to me forever.
2432
02:02:01,325 --> 02:02:03,325
(CHILDREN CHATTERING
EXCITEDLY)
2433
02:02:04,259 --> 02:02:06,125
(CHILDREN LAUGHING)
2434
02:02:08,258 --> 02:02:09,391
JOHN: Come on, let's go!
2435
02:02:09,393 --> 02:02:10,360
ANNABEL:
Race you up the stairs!
2436
02:02:11,226 --> 02:02:11,493
JOHN: No fair,
you got a head start.
2437
02:02:12,124 --> 02:02:13,920
GEORGIE: Oh, wait for me.
2438
02:02:16,557 --> 02:02:17,658
It's time.
2439
02:02:31,492 --> 02:02:33,558
She's gone,
hasn't she, Michael?
2440
02:02:40,590 --> 02:02:41,692
Thank you, Mary Poppins.
2441
02:02:43,391 --> 02:02:44,524
Goodbye.
2442
02:02:47,325 --> 02:02:48,393
(CHUCKLES)
2443
02:02:57,124 --> 02:02:59,592
I won't forget,
Mary Poppins. Promise.
2444
02:03:01,824 --> 02:03:04,656
♪ So hold on tight
to those you love
2445
02:03:04,658 --> 02:03:07,789
♪ And maybe soon from up above
2446
02:03:07,791 --> 02:03:12,722
♪ You'll be blessed,
so keep on looking high
2447
02:03:12,724 --> 02:03:19,625
♪ While you're underneath
the lovely London
2448
02:03:20,590 --> 02:03:23,125
♪ Sky ♪
2449
02:03:46,595 --> 02:03:51,595
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2450
02:03:59,191 --> 02:04:01,192
(INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING)
2451
02:05:38,690 --> 02:05:42,456
♪ If your day's up the spout
2452
02:05:42,458 --> 02:05:44,689
♪ Well, there isn't a doubt
2453
02:05:44,691 --> 02:05:47,325
♪ There's nowhere to go but up
2454
02:05:48,158 --> 02:05:51,856
♪ And if you don't believe
Just hang onto my sleeve
2455
02:05:51,858 --> 02:05:54,758
♪ For there's nowhere to go
but up
2456
02:05:55,690 --> 02:05:59,622
♪ As you fly over town
It gets harder to frown
2457
02:05:59,624 --> 02:06:01,623
♪ And we'll all
hit the heights
2458
02:06:01,625 --> 02:06:03,557
♪ If we never look down
2459
02:06:03,559 --> 02:06:07,489
♪ Let the past take a bow
The forever is now
2460
02:06:07,491 --> 02:06:11,722
♪ And there's nowhere to go
but up, up!
2461
02:06:11,724 --> 02:06:15,590
♪ There's nowhere to go
but up ♪
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