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These are the user uploaded subtitles that are being translated: 1 00:00:06,000 --> 00:00:12,074 Advertise your product or brand here contact www.OpenSubtitles.org today 2 00:00:27,723 --> 00:00:32,723 Subtitles by explosiveskull 3 00:01:00,572 --> 00:01:01,706 (EXHALES) 4 00:01:06,077 --> 00:01:08,313 ♪ When the early morning hours 5 00:01:08,314 --> 00:01:11,115 ♪ Have come and gone 6 00:01:11,116 --> 00:01:13,350 ♪ Through the misty morning showers 7 00:01:13,351 --> 00:01:16,052 ♪ I greet the dawn 8 00:01:16,053 --> 00:01:18,688 ♪ For when its light has hit the ground 9 00:01:18,689 --> 00:01:21,258 ♪ There's lots of treasures to be found 10 00:01:21,259 --> 00:01:25,296 ♪ Underneath the lovely London sky 11 00:01:26,831 --> 00:01:28,166 (BIRDS SQUAWKING) 12 00:01:29,334 --> 00:01:31,102 (MAN SHOUTING INDISTINCTLY) 13 00:01:35,106 --> 00:01:36,774 (HORSE WHINNIES) 14 00:01:36,775 --> 00:01:38,776 ♪ Though the lamps I'm turning down 15 00:01:38,777 --> 00:01:41,311 ♪ Please don't feel blue 16 00:01:41,312 --> 00:01:43,747 ♪ For in this part of London town 17 00:01:43,748 --> 00:01:46,316 ♪ The light shines through 18 00:01:46,317 --> 00:01:48,786 ♪ Don't believe the things you've read 19 00:01:48,787 --> 00:01:51,356 ♪ You never know what's up ahead 20 00:01:51,357 --> 00:01:55,760 ♪ Underneath the lovely London sky 21 00:02:03,101 --> 00:02:05,635 ♪ Have a pot of tea 22 00:02:05,636 --> 00:02:08,105 ♪ Mend your broken cup 23 00:02:08,106 --> 00:02:11,408 ♪ There's a different point of view awaiting you 24 00:02:11,409 --> 00:02:13,410 ♪ If you would just look up 25 00:02:13,411 --> 00:02:15,245 - MAN: Oi! Get out of here! - ♪ I know 26 00:02:15,246 --> 00:02:20,717 ♪ Yesterday you had to borrow from your chums 27 00:02:20,718 --> 00:02:25,289 ♪ Seems the promise of tomorrow never comes 28 00:02:25,290 --> 00:02:28,025 ♪ But since you dreamed the night away 29 00:02:28,026 --> 00:02:30,395 ♪ Tomorrow's here, it's called today 30 00:02:30,396 --> 00:02:34,865 ♪ So count your blessings You're a lucky guy 31 00:02:34,866 --> 00:02:41,073 ♪ For you're underneath the lovely London sky 32 00:03:21,846 --> 00:03:24,048 (WHISTLING) 33 00:03:24,049 --> 00:03:26,818 Morning, Jack. 34 00:03:26,819 --> 00:03:28,720 (CONTINUES WHISTLING) 35 00:03:34,827 --> 00:03:37,394 Admiral above decks! 36 00:03:37,395 --> 00:03:39,963 ♪ Listen 37 00:03:39,964 --> 00:03:45,202 ♪ Soon the slump will disappear, it won't be long 38 00:03:45,203 --> 00:03:47,372 ♪ Sooner than you think you'll hear 39 00:03:47,373 --> 00:03:50,475 ♪ Some bright new song 40 00:03:50,476 --> 00:03:52,510 You're all right, children? 41 00:03:52,511 --> 00:03:54,978 ♪ So hold on tight to those you love 42 00:03:54,979 --> 00:03:57,915 ♪ And maybe soon from up above 43 00:03:57,916 --> 00:04:02,153 ♪ You'll be blessed, so keep on looking high 44 00:04:02,154 --> 00:04:09,028 ♪ While you're underneath the lovely London sky 45 00:04:14,233 --> 00:04:19,004 ♪ Lovely London sky 46 00:06:41,948 --> 00:06:43,583 (BIG BEN CHIMING) 47 00:06:45,318 --> 00:06:48,119 Great steaming clams! They've done it again! 48 00:06:48,120 --> 00:06:51,924 Those blundering blowfish have rung Big Ben too soon! 49 00:06:54,927 --> 00:06:57,629 Storm clouds. On the horizon, sir. 50 00:06:57,630 --> 00:07:00,198 Heading straight for Cherry Tree Lane. 51 00:07:00,199 --> 00:07:03,101 Batten down the hatches, Mr. Binnacle! 52 00:07:03,102 --> 00:07:05,937 Rough seas ahead, I fear! 53 00:07:05,938 --> 00:07:07,339 (ELLEN SCREAMING) 54 00:07:07,340 --> 00:07:09,006 (WATER SPLASHING) 55 00:07:09,007 --> 00:07:10,676 Michael! 56 00:07:10,677 --> 00:07:12,211 Jane! 57 00:07:12,212 --> 00:07:13,645 What is it, Ellen? 58 00:07:13,646 --> 00:07:15,980 The bloody sink's exploded! 59 00:07:15,981 --> 00:07:17,583 - Oh, dear. - Oh, not again! 60 00:07:17,584 --> 00:07:19,218 JANE: Annabel! John! 61 00:07:19,219 --> 00:07:21,220 We heard, Aunt Jane! I'll ring the plumbers! 62 00:07:21,221 --> 00:07:22,521 I'll turn off the water at the mains. 63 00:07:22,522 --> 00:07:24,223 JANE: Yes, thank you, darlings. 64 00:07:24,224 --> 00:07:25,724 Um, Ellen, fetch us a mop and towels, will you? 65 00:07:25,725 --> 00:07:27,993 ELLEN: I told him to get them pipes fixed. 66 00:07:27,994 --> 00:07:30,730 Been here since the Romans ruled. 67 00:07:30,731 --> 00:07:32,197 What's happening? 68 00:07:32,198 --> 00:07:33,499 ANNABEL: Don't go in the kitchen, Georgie. 69 00:07:33,500 --> 00:07:35,134 Not without your wellies. 70 00:07:35,135 --> 00:07:37,135 Oh, uh, yes. Hello. We've had a burst pipe. 71 00:07:37,136 --> 00:07:38,369 WOMAN: (OVER PHONE) Just one moment, please. 72 00:07:38,370 --> 00:07:40,104 (KNOCKING ON DOOR) Excuse me. Ellen! 73 00:07:40,105 --> 00:07:42,474 Can you please get the door? I've got the plumbers here. 74 00:07:42,475 --> 00:07:44,208 That was quick work, wasn't it? 75 00:07:44,209 --> 00:07:46,345 - Here, Georgie. Take them. - 17 Cherry Tree Lane. 76 00:07:46,346 --> 00:07:48,045 MAN: (OVER PHONE) By the park? 77 00:07:48,046 --> 00:07:50,516 - (KNOCKING CONTINUES) - Yes, I'm coming! Blimey. 78 00:07:50,517 --> 00:07:52,284 Ah! Good morning, mum. 79 00:07:52,285 --> 00:07:54,253 They don't look much like plumbers to me. 80 00:07:54,254 --> 00:07:55,554 I meant on the phone. 81 00:07:55,555 --> 00:07:57,089 We are not plumbers, we are lawyers. 82 00:07:57,090 --> 00:07:58,524 Lawyers? 83 00:07:58,525 --> 00:08:00,559 And here's me hoping you might prove useful. 84 00:08:00,560 --> 00:08:02,028 (GOODING STAMMERS) 85 00:08:02,629 --> 00:08:04,096 Water's off! 86 00:08:04,097 --> 00:08:05,531 And the plumbers are on their way. 87 00:08:05,532 --> 00:08:07,399 Well done, everybody. Phew! Such excitement. 88 00:08:07,400 --> 00:08:09,301 What are you doing here, Aunt Jane? 89 00:08:09,302 --> 00:08:11,303 JANE: We're handing out breakfast at the union hall. 90 00:08:11,304 --> 00:08:13,038 I snuck away for a morning hug. 91 00:08:13,039 --> 00:08:15,340 - Come here, Georgie. - (BANGING ON DOOR) 92 00:08:15,341 --> 00:08:18,377 Will you stop that banging? 93 00:08:18,378 --> 00:08:20,313 Barely eight o'clock on a Sunday morning! 94 00:08:22,148 --> 00:08:24,616 What you doing with my mop? 95 00:08:24,617 --> 00:08:26,485 Forgive the intrusion, mum. 96 00:08:26,486 --> 00:08:28,520 Our current workload prevents us from taking weekends off. 97 00:08:28,521 --> 00:08:30,021 GOODING: We would like to have a word 98 00:08:30,022 --> 00:08:31,457 with Mr. Banks, if he is available. 99 00:08:31,458 --> 00:08:33,193 "Notice of Repossession"? 100 00:08:33,793 --> 00:08:35,561 Wait there. 101 00:08:35,562 --> 00:08:36,695 Goodness. I'll be cleaning up that mess all morning. 102 00:08:36,696 --> 00:08:37,763 Here, let me take that for you. 103 00:08:37,764 --> 00:08:39,064 Oh, thank you, sweetheart. 104 00:08:39,065 --> 00:08:40,132 Excuse me, sir. 105 00:08:40,133 --> 00:08:41,667 The wolves are at the door. 106 00:08:41,668 --> 00:08:43,202 What do they want? 107 00:08:43,203 --> 00:08:45,270 Well, a good thrashing, if you ask me. 108 00:08:45,271 --> 00:08:47,439 Oh, it's like the River Thames in there! 109 00:08:47,440 --> 00:08:48,808 Don't worry, Ellen. I'll clean up. 110 00:08:48,809 --> 00:08:50,442 Why don't you see to the breakfast? 111 00:08:50,443 --> 00:08:51,811 Well, yes, somebody's got to, haven't they? 112 00:08:51,812 --> 00:08:54,580 Unless we all wanna starve. 113 00:08:54,581 --> 00:08:56,281 Why don't you let Ellen clean up? 114 00:08:56,282 --> 00:08:58,150 I'm afraid, lately, that means more work for me. 115 00:08:58,151 --> 00:08:59,418 The other day, I found a butcher's sack 116 00:08:59,419 --> 00:09:01,119 hanging on the coat rack... 117 00:09:01,120 --> 00:09:02,689 - and my hat was in the larder. - Oh, dear. 118 00:09:02,690 --> 00:09:04,189 - GEORGIE: Can we go to the park? - ANNABEL: No, Georgie. 119 00:09:04,190 --> 00:09:06,359 Ah! I need a brush! I look a fright. 120 00:09:06,360 --> 00:09:08,595 - Michael, don't forget you've got guests at the door. - MICHAEL: Oh, right. 121 00:09:08,596 --> 00:09:10,229 - GEORGIE: Whoa. - I'm sorry. 122 00:09:10,230 --> 00:09:11,797 We're struggling through a bit of chaos this morning. 123 00:09:11,798 --> 00:09:13,599 - Please. - GOODING: So it seems. 124 00:09:13,600 --> 00:09:16,568 Unfortunately, Mr. Banks, our business cannot wait. 125 00:09:16,569 --> 00:09:18,370 - ELLEN: Excuse me, sir. - Today, we were... 126 00:09:18,371 --> 00:09:19,771 ELLEN: How exactly am I supposed to make breakfast 127 00:09:19,772 --> 00:09:21,206 when there's nothing in the larder... 128 00:09:21,207 --> 00:09:22,708 but pickled herrings and marmalade? 129 00:09:22,709 --> 00:09:26,178 The groceries. I meant to go yesterday. 130 00:09:26,179 --> 00:09:28,714 Very well. Pickled herrings for breakfast 131 00:09:28,715 --> 00:09:30,516 and marmalade for lunch. 132 00:09:30,517 --> 00:09:32,584 There's a shop across the park, will be open. 133 00:09:32,585 --> 00:09:34,687 - The three of us can go. - Thank you, John. 134 00:09:34,688 --> 00:09:36,589 But you said we would go to the park today! 135 00:09:36,590 --> 00:09:37,657 We can cut through the park on the way. 136 00:09:37,658 --> 00:09:39,626 GEORGIE: But... 137 00:09:39,627 --> 00:09:41,159 - ANNABEL: Enough, Georgie, come along. - I'll take that, Father. 138 00:09:41,160 --> 00:09:42,795 Oh, thank you. Uh, please come through. 139 00:09:42,796 --> 00:09:44,130 GOODING: Uh... 140 00:09:46,266 --> 00:09:48,334 MICHAEL: Now, what is it that I can do for you? 141 00:09:48,335 --> 00:09:50,803 I am Hamilton Gooding. This is Mr. Templeton Frye. 142 00:09:50,804 --> 00:09:53,773 We are solicitors with the law firm of Gordy, Cordry, 143 00:09:53,774 --> 00:09:55,642 - Gooding and Frye. - (JANE GIGGLES) 144 00:09:55,643 --> 00:09:56,776 What? 145 00:09:56,777 --> 00:09:58,645 No. Sorry, nothing. 146 00:09:58,646 --> 00:10:00,312 "Spruce"? 147 00:10:00,313 --> 00:10:02,514 Is that your garden club? 148 00:10:02,515 --> 00:10:05,584 No, it's the Society for the Protection of the Rights 149 00:10:05,585 --> 00:10:07,352 of the Underpaid Citizens of England. 150 00:10:07,353 --> 00:10:09,555 A labor organizer. 151 00:10:09,556 --> 00:10:11,423 She's a labor organizer. 152 00:10:11,424 --> 00:10:12,692 Yes. 153 00:10:12,693 --> 00:10:14,727 Yes, but we also run soup kitchens. 154 00:10:14,728 --> 00:10:17,129 It's a never-ending job these days, I'm afraid. 155 00:10:17,130 --> 00:10:18,765 I'm sure it is, Mrs. Banks. 156 00:10:18,766 --> 00:10:21,266 Miss Banks, actually. I'm Michael's sister. 157 00:10:21,267 --> 00:10:22,835 My wife passed away this last year. 158 00:10:22,836 --> 00:10:25,605 That's awful. Those poor children. 159 00:10:25,606 --> 00:10:27,840 Yes. Our deepest condolences. 160 00:10:27,841 --> 00:10:29,475 Thank you. Forgive me, 161 00:10:29,476 --> 00:10:30,843 what brings the two of you here this morning? 162 00:10:30,844 --> 00:10:32,245 I'm going to say my goodbyes. I'm late for work. 163 00:10:32,246 --> 00:10:33,513 Mr. Banks, you took out a loan 164 00:10:33,514 --> 00:10:34,781 with the Fidelity Fiduciary Bank... 165 00:10:34,782 --> 00:10:37,216 last year against the value of your home. 166 00:10:37,217 --> 00:10:38,484 You did what? Michael. 167 00:10:38,485 --> 00:10:40,520 I had to, Jane. 168 00:10:40,521 --> 00:10:42,889 With Kate and the bills piling up, I really had no choice. 169 00:10:42,890 --> 00:10:45,391 It's hard enough these days, isn't it? 170 00:10:45,392 --> 00:10:47,260 Yes. Well... Shh! 171 00:10:47,261 --> 00:10:48,594 It seems you have fallen 172 00:10:48,595 --> 00:10:51,163 three months behind in your payments. 173 00:10:51,164 --> 00:10:52,699 Oh. (SIGHS) 174 00:10:52,700 --> 00:10:54,433 I'm so sorry. 175 00:10:54,434 --> 00:10:57,436 Uh, Kate, my wife, used to look after our finances. 176 00:10:57,437 --> 00:10:59,939 And I've been a bit off stride. Forgive me. 177 00:10:59,940 --> 00:11:02,374 How much is it that I owe you, exactly? 178 00:11:02,375 --> 00:11:04,844 Unfortunately, the bank is now demanding 179 00:11:04,845 --> 00:11:08,247 that you pay back the entire loan in full. 180 00:11:09,883 --> 00:11:11,417 The entire loan? 181 00:11:11,418 --> 00:11:12,885 Yes. It's all in the contract. 182 00:11:12,886 --> 00:11:14,487 That's more than I make in a year. I couldn't possibly. 183 00:11:14,488 --> 00:11:15,955 Oh, dear. 184 00:11:15,956 --> 00:11:17,924 You have five days. 185 00:11:17,925 --> 00:11:19,892 If you are unable to pay in full 186 00:11:19,893 --> 00:11:21,628 by Friday at midnight... 187 00:11:21,629 --> 00:11:23,730 I'm afraid we will have to repossess your home... 188 00:11:23,731 --> 00:11:26,699 and you will have to vacate the premises. 189 00:11:26,700 --> 00:11:29,736 But I work for Fidelity Fiduciary. 190 00:11:29,737 --> 00:11:31,471 Not as an accountant, I presume. 191 00:11:31,472 --> 00:11:33,206 No, as a teller. 192 00:11:33,207 --> 00:11:34,407 I took a part-time position there this past year. 193 00:11:34,408 --> 00:11:35,407 You see, I'm really an artist. 194 00:11:35,408 --> 00:11:36,909 Yes, be that as it may. 195 00:11:36,910 --> 00:11:40,245 But my father, George Banks, was a senior partner there. 196 00:11:40,246 --> 00:11:41,614 Father left us shares in the bank. 197 00:11:41,615 --> 00:11:43,281 You could use those to pay off the loan. 198 00:11:43,282 --> 00:11:44,550 I was saving those for the children. 199 00:11:44,551 --> 00:11:46,819 Shares? In the bank? 200 00:11:46,820 --> 00:11:49,622 Well, that does change things, doesn't it? 201 00:11:49,623 --> 00:11:51,658 Primed and ready, Mr. Binnacle? 202 00:11:51,659 --> 00:11:53,559 Ready and charged, sir. 203 00:11:53,560 --> 00:11:55,294 Do you have the share certificate? 204 00:11:55,295 --> 00:11:56,963 - I'm sorry, the what? - FRYE: The document... 205 00:11:56,964 --> 00:11:59,966 The document proving you own shares in the bank. 206 00:11:59,967 --> 00:12:01,868 I suppose it must be somewhere among Father's old papers. 207 00:12:01,869 --> 00:12:03,003 Yes, I suppose it must. 208 00:12:03,004 --> 00:12:04,404 ADMIRAL BOOM: Three... 209 00:12:04,405 --> 00:12:05,406 two... 210 00:12:05,806 --> 00:12:07,306 one! 211 00:12:07,307 --> 00:12:08,442 Fire! 212 00:12:08,943 --> 00:12:10,477 (EXPLODES) 213 00:12:11,679 --> 00:12:12,680 Good heavens! 214 00:12:14,983 --> 00:12:16,516 (GRUNTS) 215 00:12:16,517 --> 00:12:19,385 (WHIMPERS) Are you housing anarchists? 216 00:12:19,386 --> 00:12:21,855 JANE: No, that's the Admiral, next door. 217 00:12:21,856 --> 00:12:23,690 He fires off a cannon to mark the hour. 218 00:12:23,691 --> 00:12:24,692 (GOODING COUGHS) 219 00:12:25,859 --> 00:12:27,560 He's over five minutes late. 220 00:12:27,561 --> 00:12:28,995 Yes. I'm afraid he's been running 221 00:12:28,996 --> 00:12:30,997 a little behind these last few years. 222 00:12:30,998 --> 00:12:33,266 As are we, this morning. 223 00:12:33,267 --> 00:12:35,601 You've been given notice. 224 00:12:35,602 --> 00:12:39,039 We'll see ourselves out. Come along, Mr. Frye. 225 00:12:39,040 --> 00:12:41,507 I do hope you find that share certificate. I really do. 226 00:12:41,508 --> 00:12:45,445 Good day to you both! 227 00:12:45,446 --> 00:12:47,816 You really have chosen the wrong profession, you know. 228 00:12:48,883 --> 00:12:50,384 (DOOR CLOSES) 229 00:12:52,653 --> 00:12:55,421 Why didn't you tell me you'd taken out a loan? 230 00:12:55,422 --> 00:12:57,691 (SIGHS) I didn't want to worry you. 231 00:12:57,692 --> 00:12:59,760 Or the children. 232 00:12:59,761 --> 00:13:01,427 I kept thinking I would catch up. 233 00:13:01,428 --> 00:13:03,530 Kate always managed. 234 00:13:03,531 --> 00:13:06,767 (SIGHS) Of all the thick-headed mistakes. 235 00:13:06,768 --> 00:13:09,670 I can't lose our home, Jane. She's everywhere, here. 236 00:13:09,671 --> 00:13:12,038 Well, then, we're not going to let that happen. 237 00:13:12,039 --> 00:13:14,340 But, Michael, you know we neither of us have any money, 238 00:13:14,341 --> 00:13:15,975 so we just have to find that share certificate. 239 00:13:15,976 --> 00:13:17,777 Do you have any idea where Father might have kept it? 240 00:13:17,778 --> 00:13:19,046 I don't know. 241 00:13:19,047 --> 00:13:20,847 - In the attic, perhaps? - Yes. 242 00:13:20,848 --> 00:13:21,982 I'm sorry, I didn't mean to bring you into all of this. 243 00:13:21,983 --> 00:13:23,416 Michael! 244 00:13:23,417 --> 00:13:24,851 - Michael! - (SIGHS) 245 00:13:24,852 --> 00:13:26,686 This is our family home, and you're about to lose it. 246 00:13:26,687 --> 00:13:29,489 So please stop pretending everything's fine. You need... 247 00:13:29,490 --> 00:13:31,859 Are we going to lose our home? 248 00:13:31,860 --> 00:13:33,493 - No. No, no, no. - No, no. I... 249 00:13:33,494 --> 00:13:35,062 MICHAEL: Aunt Jane was only... 250 00:13:35,063 --> 00:13:37,030 (STAMMERS) I was just saying you won't have to worry, 251 00:13:37,031 --> 00:13:39,365 because your father owns shares in the bank. 252 00:13:39,366 --> 00:13:42,936 But you said we don't have enough money. 253 00:13:42,937 --> 00:13:44,638 Well, I can make more money. 254 00:13:44,639 --> 00:13:47,608 I am a banker now, aren't I? That's what bankers do. 255 00:13:47,609 --> 00:13:49,376 Make money. 256 00:13:49,377 --> 00:13:51,745 But you're not a banker. You're a painter. 257 00:13:51,746 --> 00:13:54,581 Yes, well, painters don't make money. 258 00:13:54,582 --> 00:13:56,917 Not these days. Here, you see. 259 00:13:56,918 --> 00:13:58,986 The day has hardly begun, 260 00:13:58,987 --> 00:14:01,554 and I have already made you 10 pounds! 261 00:14:01,555 --> 00:14:03,656 - (CHILDREN GIGGLING) - We'd best be going. 262 00:14:03,657 --> 00:14:06,592 Yes, yes, let's get your hats on, shall we? 263 00:14:06,593 --> 00:14:08,694 One moment, John. 264 00:14:08,695 --> 00:14:10,463 Georgie shouldn't have to spend his 10 pounds 265 00:14:10,464 --> 00:14:11,697 on the shopping, should he? 266 00:14:11,698 --> 00:14:13,499 Here you are. 267 00:14:13,500 --> 00:14:15,402 Thank you, Father. 268 00:14:17,705 --> 00:14:19,673 Ah! Off to the park, I see. 269 00:14:19,674 --> 00:14:21,508 - Yes, that's right, Ellen. - That's nice. 270 00:14:21,509 --> 00:14:22,643 Shall we search the attic, then? 271 00:14:22,644 --> 00:14:23,710 Don't you have to go to work? 272 00:14:23,711 --> 00:14:25,412 No. Work can wait. 273 00:14:25,413 --> 00:14:26,680 Oh, thank you, Jane. 274 00:14:26,681 --> 00:14:27,981 Well, why don't I check the attic 275 00:14:27,982 --> 00:14:29,883 and you check Father's old wardrobe? 276 00:14:29,884 --> 00:14:31,418 - Yes. - We'll make lunch when we get home, Ellen. 277 00:14:31,419 --> 00:14:33,887 - Gillie stays here. - GEORGIE: Aw! 278 00:14:33,888 --> 00:14:37,625 (CHUCKLES) Blimey, what little grown-ups you've become. 279 00:14:40,829 --> 00:14:42,563 ANNABEL: Father didn't give us enough, did he? 280 00:14:42,564 --> 00:14:44,398 JOHN: Not nearly. 281 00:14:44,399 --> 00:14:45,934 ANNABEL: Well, we can ask for day-old bread at half off. 282 00:14:45,935 --> 00:14:47,800 That's what Mother used to do. 283 00:14:47,801 --> 00:14:49,435 Hello, Willoughby! 284 00:14:49,436 --> 00:14:50,771 Hello, Miss Lark! 285 00:14:50,772 --> 00:14:52,873 - Hello, Georgie. Twins. - GEORGIE: Oh! 286 00:14:52,874 --> 00:14:54,540 Good boy, Willoughby. 287 00:14:54,541 --> 00:14:56,409 Come on, Georgie, we haven't got enough time for this. 288 00:14:56,410 --> 00:14:57,978 - Aw. - Come along. Come on, Wil. 289 00:14:57,979 --> 00:14:59,880 (GASPS) The balloon lady! Can we get balloons? 290 00:14:59,881 --> 00:15:02,716 No, Georgie! We haven't enough for groceries as it is. 291 00:15:02,717 --> 00:15:05,786 Oi! Georgie Banks! Keep off the grass. 292 00:15:05,787 --> 00:15:07,754 I don't spend all day caring for it 293 00:15:07,755 --> 00:15:09,089 just to see my work get trampled on. 294 00:15:09,090 --> 00:15:10,424 Go on, off it! 295 00:15:10,425 --> 00:15:11,692 Sorry. 296 00:15:11,693 --> 00:15:14,494 What if Father does lose the house? 297 00:15:14,495 --> 00:15:15,796 We'll just have to figure out a way 298 00:15:15,797 --> 00:15:17,165 to get it back, I suppose. 299 00:15:17,166 --> 00:15:19,801 You're right. That's what Mother would do. 300 00:15:26,541 --> 00:15:27,542 No. 301 00:15:45,526 --> 00:15:47,528 (MUSIC BOX CHIMING) 302 00:16:04,146 --> 00:16:07,882 ♪ We haven't spoken in so long, dear 303 00:16:07,883 --> 00:16:11,551 ♪ This year has gone by in a blur 304 00:16:11,552 --> 00:16:15,189 ♪ Today, seems everything's gone wrong here 305 00:16:15,190 --> 00:16:19,093 ♪ I'm looking for the way things were 306 00:16:19,094 --> 00:16:22,764 ♪ I know you'd laugh and call me tragic 307 00:16:22,765 --> 00:16:26,700 ♪ For everything's in disarray 308 00:16:26,701 --> 00:16:30,504 ♪ These rooms were always full of magic 309 00:16:30,505 --> 00:16:32,207 ♪ That's vanished... 310 00:16:33,708 --> 00:16:35,810 ♪ Since you went away 311 00:16:40,782 --> 00:16:44,218 ♪ This house is crowded now with questions 312 00:16:44,219 --> 00:16:47,521 ♪ Your John's a walking questionnaire 313 00:16:47,522 --> 00:16:51,159 ♪ And I could surely use a few suggestions 314 00:16:51,160 --> 00:16:54,594 ♪ On how to brush our daughter's hair 315 00:16:54,595 --> 00:16:58,166 ♪ When Georgie needed explanations 316 00:16:58,167 --> 00:17:01,703 ♪ You always knew just what to say 317 00:17:01,704 --> 00:17:05,139 ♪ And I miss our family conversations 318 00:17:05,140 --> 00:17:06,742 ♪ It's silent... 319 00:17:07,776 --> 00:17:09,845 ♪ Since you went away 320 00:17:12,247 --> 00:17:15,816 ♪ Winter has gone 321 00:17:15,817 --> 00:17:18,952 ♪ But not from this room 322 00:17:18,953 --> 00:17:22,290 ♪ Snow's left the lane 323 00:17:22,291 --> 00:17:26,828 ♪ But the cherry trees forgot to bloom 324 00:17:29,198 --> 00:17:30,531 The certificate. 325 00:17:32,034 --> 00:17:34,103 The certificate. (CLEARS THROAT) 326 00:17:37,106 --> 00:17:40,908 ♪ I'll carry on the way you told me 327 00:17:40,909 --> 00:17:44,612 ♪ I say that like I have a choice 328 00:17:44,613 --> 00:17:48,049 ♪ And though you are not here to hold me 329 00:17:48,050 --> 00:17:51,853 ♪ In the echoes, I can hear your voice 330 00:17:51,854 --> 00:17:55,757 ♪ But still one question fills my day, dear 331 00:17:55,758 --> 00:17:59,160 ♪ The answer I've most longed to know 332 00:17:59,161 --> 00:18:03,097 ♪ Each moment since you went away, dear 333 00:18:03,098 --> 00:18:05,267 ♪ My question, Kate, is... 334 00:18:07,302 --> 00:18:09,071 ♪ Where'd you go? 335 00:18:15,711 --> 00:18:17,646 JANE: Nothing in the wardrobe! 336 00:18:18,313 --> 00:18:19,947 Oh, my goodness. 337 00:18:19,948 --> 00:18:22,151 Yes, it's quite a mess. 338 00:18:23,118 --> 00:18:25,686 JANE: Yes, it is. 339 00:18:25,687 --> 00:18:28,222 What are all your art things doing up here? 340 00:18:28,223 --> 00:18:32,327 Oh. I wasn't using them anymore. 341 00:18:32,328 --> 00:18:35,064 I should probably just get rid of it all. 342 00:18:37,267 --> 00:18:39,301 Have you looked in Father's old desk? 343 00:18:39,302 --> 00:18:40,735 MICHAEL: I honestly can't remember why we kept 344 00:18:40,736 --> 00:18:42,371 most of this stuff to begin with. 345 00:18:42,372 --> 00:18:45,807 I mean, why on earth did we save this old broken thing? 346 00:18:45,808 --> 00:18:48,742 Don't you remember that kite? 347 00:18:48,743 --> 00:18:52,346 We used to love flying that with Mother and Father. 348 00:18:52,347 --> 00:18:54,249 Well, it won't fly anymore. 349 00:18:55,417 --> 00:18:57,351 Out it goes. 350 00:18:57,352 --> 00:18:59,054 No looking back. 351 00:19:54,743 --> 00:19:56,911 ♪ Hold on tight to those you love 352 00:19:56,912 --> 00:19:59,915 ♪ And maybe soon from up above ♪ 353 00:20:06,256 --> 00:20:08,124 - (BARKING) - Willoughby! 354 00:20:09,359 --> 00:20:11,127 - Naughty boy. - (CONTINUES BARKING) 355 00:20:12,896 --> 00:20:14,297 Hush. 356 00:20:21,838 --> 00:20:23,905 ANNABEL: How long do you think it will take us today? 357 00:20:23,906 --> 00:20:27,141 Well, let's see. It's a 9-minute walk to the shop. 358 00:20:27,142 --> 00:20:29,010 - (GEORGIE GIGGLES) - So if it takes 10 minutes... 359 00:20:29,011 --> 00:20:30,178 to purchase each item... 360 00:20:30,179 --> 00:20:31,413 Excuse me, children, coming through! 361 00:20:31,414 --> 00:20:32,980 Georgie! Come back! 362 00:20:32,981 --> 00:20:34,782 - JOHN: Georgie! - PARK KEEPER: You two! 363 00:20:34,783 --> 00:20:37,219 I've told you before, off the grass! 364 00:20:37,220 --> 00:20:39,020 - But our brother! - You heard me! 365 00:20:39,021 --> 00:20:41,323 Now! What? 366 00:20:41,324 --> 00:20:42,458 (ANNABEL PANTING) 367 00:20:49,032 --> 00:20:50,033 (GASPS) 368 00:20:50,767 --> 00:20:52,001 (PANTING) 369 00:20:58,041 --> 00:20:59,108 (CHUCKLES) 370 00:21:06,816 --> 00:21:08,151 (GRUNTING) 371 00:21:15,325 --> 00:21:17,526 Whoa! Oh! 372 00:21:17,527 --> 00:21:19,228 GEORGIE: (SCREAMING) Help! 373 00:21:19,229 --> 00:21:20,996 We're coming, Georgie! 374 00:21:20,997 --> 00:21:21,998 GEORGIE: Help! 375 00:21:23,832 --> 00:21:25,234 GEORGIE: Help! 376 00:21:25,235 --> 00:21:28,036 - Hold on! - Help me! 377 00:21:28,037 --> 00:21:30,006 - (SCREAMS) - (JACK GRUNTS) 378 00:21:50,494 --> 00:21:52,962 As I live and breathe. 379 00:22:08,177 --> 00:22:10,512 You need to be more careful when the wind rises, Georgie. 380 00:22:10,513 --> 00:22:12,047 You nearly lost your kite. 381 00:22:12,048 --> 00:22:14,283 And you two nearly lost your Georgie. 382 00:22:14,284 --> 00:22:15,584 He might have got away completely 383 00:22:15,585 --> 00:22:17,019 had I not been holding on 384 00:22:17,020 --> 00:22:18,453 to the other end of that string. 385 00:22:18,454 --> 00:22:20,188 My goodness, Annabel... 386 00:22:20,189 --> 00:22:22,291 what have you done to your clothes? 387 00:22:22,292 --> 00:22:23,859 You could grow a garden in that much soil. 388 00:22:23,860 --> 00:22:25,127 And, John... 389 00:22:25,128 --> 00:22:26,895 yes, just as filthy. 390 00:22:26,896 --> 00:22:28,531 How do you know our names? 391 00:22:28,532 --> 00:22:30,999 Because she's Mary Poppins, of course. 392 00:22:31,000 --> 00:22:33,403 May I say, you look lovely, as always. 393 00:22:33,404 --> 00:22:35,003 Do you really think so? 394 00:22:35,004 --> 00:22:36,372 Nice to see you, Jack. 395 00:22:36,373 --> 00:22:38,574 Good to see you too, Mary Poppins. 396 00:22:38,575 --> 00:22:41,177 I was just your age when we first met, 397 00:22:41,178 --> 00:22:42,612 working for a chimney sweep. 398 00:22:42,613 --> 00:22:44,213 How is dear old Bert? 399 00:22:44,214 --> 00:22:46,282 Traveling the world, he is. Off to points unknown. 400 00:22:46,283 --> 00:22:47,582 Well, now I am off to speak 401 00:22:47,583 --> 00:22:49,351 with the father of these children. 402 00:22:49,352 --> 00:22:51,453 This family is clearly in desperate need of a nanny. 403 00:22:51,454 --> 00:22:53,021 Now, quick march and best foot forward, 404 00:22:53,022 --> 00:22:54,891 and I'll thank you not to dawdle. 405 00:22:59,462 --> 00:23:00,530 Go on! 406 00:23:00,531 --> 00:23:01,931 (ANNABEL SIGHS) 407 00:23:05,536 --> 00:23:08,538 Father! Aunt Jane! Come quick! 408 00:23:08,539 --> 00:23:10,038 - Quickly! - What is it, Georgie? 409 00:23:10,039 --> 00:23:11,641 Has something happened? 410 00:23:11,642 --> 00:23:15,244 I was flying a kite and it got caught on a nanny! 411 00:23:15,245 --> 00:23:17,012 Whatever are you talking about? 412 00:23:17,013 --> 00:23:18,481 Come! Come, look! 413 00:23:18,482 --> 00:23:20,483 Wait, where did you get that kite? 414 00:23:20,484 --> 00:23:22,485 I found it in the park. 415 00:23:22,486 --> 00:23:24,955 She kept it from blowing away. 416 00:23:28,258 --> 00:23:29,626 - Mary... - Poppins. 417 00:23:31,128 --> 00:23:32,528 Oh, close your mouth please, Michael. 418 00:23:32,529 --> 00:23:34,064 We are still not a codfish. 419 00:23:34,698 --> 00:23:36,431 (GIGGLES) 420 00:23:36,432 --> 00:23:39,302 Jane Banks, still rather inclined to giggle, I see. 421 00:23:41,337 --> 00:23:44,406 Good heavens, it really is you. 422 00:23:44,407 --> 00:23:46,108 You seem hardly to have aged at all. 423 00:23:46,109 --> 00:23:49,144 Really! How incredibly rude. 424 00:23:49,145 --> 00:23:51,347 One never discusses a woman's age, Michael. 425 00:23:51,348 --> 00:23:53,081 I would have hoped I taught you better. 426 00:23:53,082 --> 00:23:56,017 - I'm sorry, I didn't mean... - You came back. 427 00:23:56,018 --> 00:23:58,321 I thought we'd never see you again. 428 00:23:58,322 --> 00:24:00,124 It is wonderful to see you. 429 00:24:01,024 --> 00:24:02,659 Yes, it is, isn't it? 430 00:24:04,461 --> 00:24:06,129 ANNABEL: So, you know her, then? 431 00:24:06,130 --> 00:24:08,097 Mary Poppins used to be our nanny. 432 00:24:08,098 --> 00:24:11,200 What brings you here after all this time? 433 00:24:11,201 --> 00:24:12,635 MARY: Same thing that brought me the first time. 434 00:24:12,636 --> 00:24:14,137 I've come to look after the Banks children. 435 00:24:14,138 --> 00:24:16,139 - Us? - Oh, yes, you too. 436 00:24:16,140 --> 00:24:17,608 ANNABEL: But we don't need a nanny. 437 00:24:17,609 --> 00:24:19,375 Mother taught us to look after ourselves. 438 00:24:19,376 --> 00:24:21,377 You did just misplace Georgie, I might point out. 439 00:24:21,378 --> 00:24:24,079 Only slightly. We got him back. 440 00:24:24,080 --> 00:24:25,515 We can do anything a nanny can. 441 00:24:25,516 --> 00:24:27,417 GEORGIE: Mary Poppins flew here on a kite. 442 00:24:27,418 --> 00:24:29,251 You can't do that, can you? 443 00:24:29,252 --> 00:24:30,720 What are you talking about, Georgie? Don't be silly. 444 00:24:30,721 --> 00:24:32,422 JANE: Oh, let him believe what he likes. 445 00:24:32,423 --> 00:24:34,357 When your father and I were young, we used to imagine... 446 00:24:34,358 --> 00:24:37,393 that Mary Poppins could do all sorts of impossible things. 447 00:24:37,394 --> 00:24:39,162 PARROT UMBRELLA: Actually... 448 00:24:39,163 --> 00:24:40,229 "Actually," what? 449 00:24:40,230 --> 00:24:41,330 Actually, I'd like to get back 450 00:24:41,331 --> 00:24:42,365 to the matter of my employment. 451 00:24:42,366 --> 00:24:44,033 Your umbrella talks! 452 00:24:44,034 --> 00:24:45,501 Georgie, please, 453 00:24:45,502 --> 00:24:47,103 we're in the midst of a grown-up conversation. 454 00:24:47,104 --> 00:24:48,404 ANNABEL: Why don't we go upstairs, Georgie? 455 00:24:48,405 --> 00:24:50,706 But it did talk! I promise! 456 00:24:50,707 --> 00:24:52,241 I'm afraid Georgie sometimes 457 00:24:52,242 --> 00:24:54,210 suffers from an excess of imagination. 458 00:24:54,211 --> 00:24:56,078 As I recall, 459 00:24:56,079 --> 00:24:57,614 you had the same affliction yourself when you were young. 460 00:24:57,615 --> 00:24:59,616 Did I, really? Well, those days are long behind me. 461 00:24:59,617 --> 00:25:02,018 Are they, indeed? Hmm. 462 00:25:02,019 --> 00:25:03,787 - Now, about my employment... - Yes, about your employment... 463 00:25:03,788 --> 00:25:05,321 the truth is, I simply can't afford... 464 00:25:05,322 --> 00:25:06,723 We can settle on terms later, 465 00:25:06,724 --> 00:25:08,191 although I will want my old room back. 466 00:25:08,192 --> 00:25:10,092 That's if it's not a complete disaster... 467 00:25:10,093 --> 00:25:12,093 and I will insist on having every second Tuesday off. 468 00:25:12,094 --> 00:25:14,430 - No, I'm afraid, I... - Of course, Mary Poppins. 469 00:25:14,431 --> 00:25:15,731 Good, good. That's all settled. 470 00:25:15,732 --> 00:25:18,534 Then I'll stay. Now, if you'll excuse me... 471 00:25:18,535 --> 00:25:20,203 the children have turned themselves into dustbins. 472 00:25:20,204 --> 00:25:21,637 So the first order of business 473 00:25:21,638 --> 00:25:23,474 is to see them properly bathed and dressed. 474 00:25:25,709 --> 00:25:27,743 Jane, have you gone completely mad? 475 00:25:27,744 --> 00:25:29,479 I can't afford to take on anyone else. 476 00:25:29,480 --> 00:25:30,613 Mary Poppins isn't just anyone. 477 00:25:30,614 --> 00:25:31,714 Don't you see, Michael? 478 00:25:31,715 --> 00:25:33,216 No one's hiring nannies anymore. 479 00:25:33,217 --> 00:25:35,351 The poor woman has nowhere to go. 480 00:25:35,352 --> 00:25:36,687 - Well, neither will we by the end of the week! - Oh, don't be so grumpy. 481 00:25:36,688 --> 00:25:37,721 - You sound just like Father. - I do not! 482 00:25:37,722 --> 00:25:39,155 Give Mary Poppins a chance. 483 00:25:39,156 --> 00:25:40,757 You need help just as much as she does! 484 00:25:40,758 --> 00:25:44,160 Very well. She can stay for the time being, I suppose. 485 00:25:44,161 --> 00:25:47,731 After all, she did fly all this way on a kite. 486 00:25:47,732 --> 00:25:49,501 (BOTH LAUGH) 487 00:25:51,402 --> 00:25:54,438 Those things, when we were young, they didn't really... 488 00:25:54,439 --> 00:25:55,572 - Happen? - No. 489 00:25:55,573 --> 00:25:56,807 - No. - Of course not. 490 00:25:56,808 --> 00:25:58,608 Ridiculous. 491 00:25:58,609 --> 00:26:00,043 (BOTH CHUCKLE) 492 00:26:02,279 --> 00:26:03,446 Oh, hello, Mary Poppins. 493 00:26:03,447 --> 00:26:05,182 Hello, Ellen. 494 00:26:10,654 --> 00:26:11,788 How'd you do that? 495 00:26:11,789 --> 00:26:13,456 Do what? 496 00:26:13,457 --> 00:26:15,391 And why didn't Father believe you flew here on a kite? 497 00:26:15,392 --> 00:26:17,460 Because it's complete nonsense, of course. 498 00:26:17,461 --> 00:26:19,596 Grown-ups forget. They always do. 499 00:26:19,597 --> 00:26:21,330 MARY: That will be quite enough of that. 500 00:26:21,331 --> 00:26:23,467 I should have left you in the umbrella stand. 501 00:26:23,468 --> 00:26:25,334 - (GASPS) Not with the canes! - Oh. 502 00:26:25,335 --> 00:26:27,638 - (GEORGIE GIGGLES) - (SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY) 503 00:26:27,639 --> 00:26:28,872 What are you two whispering about? 504 00:26:28,873 --> 00:26:30,440 BOTH: Nothing. 505 00:26:30,441 --> 00:26:32,776 "Nothing." Such a useful word, isn't it? 506 00:26:32,777 --> 00:26:35,212 It can mean anything and everything. 507 00:26:35,213 --> 00:26:36,613 ANNABEL: It's just that... 508 00:26:36,614 --> 00:26:37,881 You don't require the services of a nanny. 509 00:26:37,882 --> 00:26:39,383 Well, we have grown up a good deal 510 00:26:39,384 --> 00:26:40,752 in the past year, after all. 511 00:26:41,386 --> 00:26:42,819 Yes. 512 00:26:42,820 --> 00:26:45,455 Well, we'll have to see what can be done about that. 513 00:26:45,456 --> 00:26:47,189 ANNABEL: That was our mother's, be careful. 514 00:26:47,190 --> 00:26:49,326 I am always careful. 515 00:26:50,327 --> 00:26:51,862 So, you're staying? 516 00:26:51,863 --> 00:26:55,164 Yes, I'll stay. Until the door opens. 517 00:26:55,165 --> 00:26:56,432 What does that mean? 518 00:26:56,433 --> 00:26:58,134 That door's always opening. 519 00:26:58,135 --> 00:27:00,236 Oh, not that door, another one. 520 00:27:00,237 --> 00:27:01,905 The bathroom door? 521 00:27:01,906 --> 00:27:04,107 (CHUCKLES) That's just silly, Georgie. 522 00:27:05,543 --> 00:27:07,644 - Not the bathroom door? - MARY: No. 523 00:27:07,645 --> 00:27:09,446 But a bath would prove useful. 524 00:27:09,447 --> 00:27:12,182 Come along. Time for a good, clean start. 525 00:27:16,220 --> 00:27:18,288 Mother always had us take our baths in the evening. 526 00:27:18,289 --> 00:27:19,756 Well, in my experience, Annabel... 527 00:27:19,757 --> 00:27:21,525 the perfect time of day to have a bath 528 00:27:21,526 --> 00:27:22,759 is when one needs a wash. 529 00:27:22,760 --> 00:27:25,362 Georgie, you will go first. 530 00:27:25,363 --> 00:27:27,698 We are perfectly capable of drawing our own baths. 531 00:27:27,699 --> 00:27:29,232 MARY: How very helpful, John. 532 00:27:29,233 --> 00:27:31,335 In that case, you may turn off the tap. 533 00:27:31,336 --> 00:27:34,437 But not quite yet, still need to put in the bubbles. 534 00:27:34,438 --> 00:27:36,205 But I don't like soap bubbles. 535 00:27:36,206 --> 00:27:37,406 Well, then you shall have to try 536 00:27:37,407 --> 00:27:40,443 to avoid them at all costs. 537 00:27:40,444 --> 00:27:42,446 She's a tough nut, isn't she? 538 00:27:43,413 --> 00:27:45,247 (SIGHS) All right then... 539 00:27:45,248 --> 00:27:46,917 but we'll have to get this done quickly! 540 00:27:46,918 --> 00:27:49,653 Right, we still have to get down to the grocers... 541 00:27:49,654 --> 00:27:51,421 and it looks as though it might rain. 542 00:27:51,422 --> 00:27:53,490 - I know who you should ask. - (JOHN SIGHS) 543 00:27:53,491 --> 00:27:54,758 Her umbrella can't talk, Georgie. 544 00:27:54,759 --> 00:27:55,926 The very idea. 545 00:27:55,927 --> 00:27:57,761 How do you know it can't? 546 00:27:57,762 --> 00:27:59,529 ANNABEL: Because it can't. The very notion is ridiculous. 547 00:27:59,530 --> 00:28:01,398 Exactly right, Annabel. It's nonsense. 548 00:28:01,399 --> 00:28:02,766 Foolishness. 549 00:28:02,767 --> 00:28:04,401 It makes no sense. 550 00:28:04,402 --> 00:28:06,536 And if it makes no sense, it can't be true. 551 00:28:06,537 --> 00:28:08,405 ♪ John, you're right 552 00:28:08,406 --> 00:28:10,273 ♪ It's good to know you're bright 553 00:28:10,274 --> 00:28:13,945 ♪ For intellect can wash away confusion 554 00:28:13,946 --> 00:28:17,447 ♪ Georgie sees, and Annabel agrees 555 00:28:17,448 --> 00:28:21,385 ♪ Most folderol's an optical illusion 556 00:28:21,386 --> 00:28:24,554 ♪ You three know it's true that one plus one is two 557 00:28:24,555 --> 00:28:29,258 ♪ Yes, logic is the rock of our foundation 558 00:28:29,259 --> 00:28:33,397 ♪ I suspect, and I'm never incorrect 559 00:28:33,398 --> 00:28:39,504 ♪ That you're far too old to give in to imagination 560 00:28:40,772 --> 00:28:41,872 (DOLPHIN CLICKING) 561 00:28:41,873 --> 00:28:43,707 No, not yet. 562 00:28:43,708 --> 00:28:45,409 (GEORGIE GASPS) 563 00:28:45,410 --> 00:28:48,245 ♪ Some people like to splash and play 564 00:28:48,246 --> 00:28:50,447 ♪ Can you imagine that? 565 00:28:50,448 --> 00:28:53,250 ♪ And take a seaside holiday 566 00:28:53,251 --> 00:28:55,753 ♪ Can you imagine that? 567 00:28:55,754 --> 00:29:00,424 ♪ Too much glee leaves rings around the brain 568 00:29:00,425 --> 00:29:04,595 ♪ Take that joy and send it down the drain 569 00:29:04,596 --> 00:29:06,731 ♪ Some people like to laugh at life 570 00:29:06,732 --> 00:29:08,700 ♪ And giggle through the day 571 00:29:08,701 --> 00:29:11,469 ♪ They think the world's a brand-new, shiny toy 572 00:29:12,970 --> 00:29:15,372 ♪ And if while dreaming in the clouds 573 00:29:15,373 --> 00:29:17,507 ♪ They fall and go kersplat 574 00:29:17,508 --> 00:29:19,710 ♪ Although they're down and bent in half 575 00:29:19,711 --> 00:29:21,845 ♪ They brush right off and start to laugh! 576 00:29:21,846 --> 00:29:25,683 ♪ Can you imagine that? 577 00:29:29,721 --> 00:29:31,621 On second thoughts, perhaps you're right. 578 00:29:31,622 --> 00:29:33,590 It makes no sense to take a bath this early. 579 00:29:33,591 --> 00:29:35,927 Wait! I want to take a bath! 580 00:29:35,928 --> 00:29:37,628 Oh, really? 581 00:29:37,629 --> 00:29:40,497 - Very well, then. - (GEORGIE CHUCKLES) 582 00:29:40,498 --> 00:29:42,033 - Up you go. - (GASPS) 583 00:29:42,034 --> 00:29:44,535 - And in you go. - (ECHOING) Whoa! 584 00:29:44,536 --> 00:29:45,803 (GASPS) Georgie! 585 00:29:45,804 --> 00:29:46,871 (ECHOING) Georgie! 586 00:29:46,872 --> 00:29:48,406 John! 587 00:29:48,407 --> 00:29:50,041 What happened? Will they be all right? 588 00:29:50,042 --> 00:29:51,809 Well, it is just a bath, after all. 589 00:29:51,810 --> 00:29:53,044 But then again, it's not my tub. 590 00:29:53,045 --> 00:29:54,579 ANNABEL: Shouldn't you go in after them? 591 00:29:54,580 --> 00:29:56,714 Oh, no, I had my bath this morning, thank you. 592 00:29:56,715 --> 00:29:59,783 Well, if you won't, I will! 593 00:29:59,784 --> 00:30:01,519 (ECHOING) Whoa! 594 00:30:09,828 --> 00:30:11,562 Off we go. 595 00:30:14,900 --> 00:30:16,400 (GIGGLING) 596 00:30:17,936 --> 00:30:19,938 (JOHN PANTING) 597 00:30:26,645 --> 00:30:27,980 (WATER BUBBLING) 598 00:30:34,052 --> 00:30:36,387 ♪ Some people like to dive right in 599 00:30:36,388 --> 00:30:38,523 ♪ Can you imagine that? 600 00:30:38,524 --> 00:30:40,458 ♪ And flap about in bathtub gin 601 00:30:40,459 --> 00:30:42,627 ♪ Can you imagine that? 602 00:30:42,628 --> 00:30:45,931 ♪ Doggies paddling 20 leagues below 603 00:30:45,932 --> 00:30:47,597 (BARKS) 604 00:30:47,598 --> 00:30:50,869 ♪ Might seem real, but we know it's not so 605 00:30:56,675 --> 00:30:58,810 ♪ To cook without a recipe 606 00:30:58,811 --> 00:31:00,711 ♪ Can you imagine that? 607 00:31:00,712 --> 00:31:04,682 ♪ And heaven knows what lives within that pot! 608 00:31:04,683 --> 00:31:06,851 ♪ Some pirates follow treasure maps 609 00:31:06,852 --> 00:31:08,786 ♪ And wear a silly hat 610 00:31:08,787 --> 00:31:10,855 ♪ They search the world for buried gold 611 00:31:10,856 --> 00:31:12,924 ♪ They won't grow up and don't grow old! 612 00:31:12,925 --> 00:31:16,395 ♪ Can you imagine that? 613 00:31:32,946 --> 00:31:35,948 Be sure to scrub behind your ears! 614 00:31:41,820 --> 00:31:43,387 (DOLPHINS CLICKING) 615 00:31:49,561 --> 00:31:50,896 (BREATHING HEAVILY) 616 00:31:54,833 --> 00:31:55,834 (GIGGLES) 617 00:32:06,012 --> 00:32:09,747 (CHILDREN EXCLAIMING) 618 00:32:09,748 --> 00:32:11,850 ♪ Some answer when adventure calls! 619 00:32:11,851 --> 00:32:13,618 ALL: ♪ Can you imagine that? 620 00:32:13,619 --> 00:32:15,854 ♪ And sail straight over waterfalls! 621 00:32:15,855 --> 00:32:18,023 ALL: ♪ Can you imagine that? 622 00:32:18,024 --> 00:32:21,059 ♪ They see living as its own reward 623 00:32:21,060 --> 00:32:22,493 Ahoy! 624 00:32:22,494 --> 00:32:23,961 ♪ They rock the boat, then... 625 00:32:23,962 --> 00:32:26,063 - Whoa! - Man overboard! 626 00:32:26,064 --> 00:32:28,065 ♪ Some people look out on the sea 627 00:32:28,066 --> 00:32:30,067 ♪ And see a brand-new day 628 00:32:30,068 --> 00:32:34,038 ♪ Their spirit lifts them high above the blue 629 00:32:34,039 --> 00:32:37,142 ♪ Yet, some others wear an anchor 630 00:32:37,143 --> 00:32:39,745 ♪ And they sink in seconds flat 631 00:32:40,712 --> 00:32:42,247 ♪ So... 632 00:32:42,248 --> 00:32:44,515 ♪ Perhaps we've learnt when day is done 633 00:32:44,516 --> 00:32:46,185 ♪ Some stuff and nonsense could be fun! 634 00:32:48,054 --> 00:32:53,492 ALL: ♪ Can you imagine that? 635 00:32:56,896 --> 00:32:58,864 (CHILDREN EXCLAIMING) 636 00:32:58,865 --> 00:33:00,099 (GEORGIE LAUGHING) 637 00:33:09,242 --> 00:33:10,808 MICHAEL: No. 638 00:33:10,809 --> 00:33:11,910 No. 639 00:33:13,712 --> 00:33:14,813 No. 640 00:33:15,948 --> 00:33:17,081 No. Anything? 641 00:33:17,082 --> 00:33:18,716 No, nothing. 642 00:33:18,717 --> 00:33:20,017 Just your old drawings, and bills, and nothing else. 643 00:33:20,018 --> 00:33:21,153 Well, then that's it, it's not here. 644 00:33:21,154 --> 00:33:22,920 JOHN: Father, Aunt Jane! 645 00:33:22,921 --> 00:33:25,190 ANNABEL: It was amazing! And then there were these boats! 646 00:33:25,191 --> 00:33:26,757 GEORGIE: Everything you could ever dream of! 647 00:33:26,758 --> 00:33:28,526 ANNABEL: And then, he fell in the water! 648 00:33:28,527 --> 00:33:30,095 Not now, please. 649 00:33:30,096 --> 00:33:32,530 But it really happened! Tell him, Mary Poppins! 650 00:33:32,531 --> 00:33:34,598 I have no idea what you're all talking about. 651 00:33:34,599 --> 00:33:35,968 We swam through a pirate ship! 652 00:33:35,969 --> 00:33:38,638 Enough, please! 653 00:33:40,940 --> 00:33:43,543 You're right, Father. We're sorry. 654 00:33:45,211 --> 00:33:48,747 No, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. 655 00:33:48,748 --> 00:33:51,249 I don't mean to be cross with all of you. I... 656 00:33:51,250 --> 00:33:54,586 I've just lost something very important. 657 00:33:54,587 --> 00:33:55,988 Yes. And we're going to find it. 658 00:33:55,989 --> 00:33:57,622 I'm sure your grandfather just 659 00:33:57,623 --> 00:33:59,124 tucked it away somewhere for safekeeping. 660 00:33:59,125 --> 00:34:00,891 The bank! 661 00:34:00,892 --> 00:34:02,660 Didn't Father have a safety deposit box in the bank? 662 00:34:02,661 --> 00:34:03,894 Yes. Yes, he did. 663 00:34:03,895 --> 00:34:05,263 - Well, let's go. - It's closed. 664 00:34:05,264 --> 00:34:06,331 We'll go first thing in the morning. 665 00:34:06,332 --> 00:34:07,798 But won't we need a key? 666 00:34:07,799 --> 00:34:08,867 There's a whole drawer full of keys 667 00:34:08,868 --> 00:34:10,168 in Father's old desk upstairs. 668 00:34:10,169 --> 00:34:11,602 - MICHAEL: Is there? - JANE: Yes! 669 00:34:11,603 --> 00:34:14,605 My goodness, gracious, glory me. 670 00:34:14,606 --> 00:34:15,974 You'd think by now they'd have learned 671 00:34:15,975 --> 00:34:17,910 to pick up after themselves. 672 00:34:35,661 --> 00:34:37,896 Cleaning is not a spectator sport, I'll remind you. 673 00:34:37,897 --> 00:34:38,964 John, Annabel, put all the books 674 00:34:38,965 --> 00:34:40,166 back on the bookshelves. 675 00:34:40,167 --> 00:34:42,169 Georgie Banks, come back here. 676 00:34:43,703 --> 00:34:44,803 Take out this rubbish, would you? 677 00:34:44,804 --> 00:34:45,971 Yes, Mary Poppins. 678 00:34:45,972 --> 00:34:47,572 There's a good boy. 679 00:34:48,074 --> 00:34:49,808 (GRUNTING) 680 00:34:49,809 --> 00:34:51,710 Off you go, spit spot. 681 00:34:59,986 --> 00:35:01,054 (GRUNTS) 682 00:35:17,070 --> 00:35:18,272 (HORN HONKS) 683 00:35:26,413 --> 00:35:27,747 MICHAEL: Oh, well. 684 00:35:28,415 --> 00:35:30,050 That's that. 685 00:35:32,052 --> 00:35:34,252 What about Mr. Dawes, Jr.? 686 00:35:34,253 --> 00:35:36,988 Couldn't he give you more time? 687 00:35:36,989 --> 00:35:38,957 Yes, I'm sure he could if he were still here... 688 00:35:38,958 --> 00:35:42,794 but Dawes' nephew has been running things lately. 689 00:35:42,795 --> 00:35:44,996 I don't think he even knows who I am. 690 00:35:44,997 --> 00:35:46,832 - Thank you. - CLERK: Very good, sir. 691 00:35:46,833 --> 00:35:49,369 Well, it's high time he found out, don't you think? 692 00:35:50,269 --> 00:35:52,339 (STAMMERS) Jane? 693 00:35:53,172 --> 00:35:54,440 Jane! 694 00:35:54,441 --> 00:35:56,075 (INDISTINCT CHATTER) 695 00:36:02,416 --> 00:36:03,816 Jane! 696 00:36:04,817 --> 00:36:05,818 Jane! 697 00:36:07,354 --> 00:36:08,889 - MAN: Banks. - MICHAEL: Good morning. 698 00:36:10,023 --> 00:36:11,258 Sorry. 699 00:36:13,727 --> 00:36:16,863 Jane. We can't just charge into his office. 700 00:36:16,864 --> 00:36:20,266 Hello, Miss Penny Farthing, is it? 701 00:36:20,267 --> 00:36:23,168 Heavens, did the old secretary finally retire? 702 00:36:23,169 --> 00:36:25,370 She always had that big jar of sweets 703 00:36:25,371 --> 00:36:26,872 on the desk we'd raid as children. 704 00:36:26,873 --> 00:36:29,307 WILKINS: I remember that jar. 705 00:36:29,308 --> 00:36:32,978 Those little toffees that stuck your teeth together. 706 00:36:32,979 --> 00:36:35,113 Must get you one of those jars, Miss Farthing. 707 00:36:35,114 --> 00:36:37,115 PENNY: Of course, sir. 708 00:36:37,116 --> 00:36:39,085 This wouldn't happen to be your sister, would it, Mr. Banks? 709 00:36:39,086 --> 00:36:40,919 - Yes. - Yes, Jane Banks. 710 00:36:40,920 --> 00:36:42,421 How do you do? 711 00:36:42,422 --> 00:36:44,290 Great pleasure to meet you. William Weatherall Wilkins. 712 00:36:44,291 --> 00:36:46,126 Do step this way. 713 00:36:50,864 --> 00:36:51,865 (DOOR CLOSES) 714 00:36:53,033 --> 00:36:54,433 WILKINS: If I had known 715 00:36:54,434 --> 00:36:56,836 that George Banks' son had taken a loan with us... 716 00:36:56,837 --> 00:36:59,105 I would have handled the paperwork myself. 717 00:36:59,106 --> 00:37:01,240 Unfortunately... 718 00:37:01,241 --> 00:37:02,842 regarding an extension, 719 00:37:02,843 --> 00:37:04,911 there's very little I can do at this point. 720 00:37:04,912 --> 00:37:06,212 MICHAEL: I see. 721 00:37:06,213 --> 00:37:08,448 Our father did leave us shares in the bank. 722 00:37:08,449 --> 00:37:11,116 Oh, well, that is good news! 723 00:37:11,117 --> 00:37:12,251 JANE: Yes. Yes, it is. 724 00:37:12,252 --> 00:37:13,885 But the trouble is, 725 00:37:13,886 --> 00:37:15,221 we can't seem to find the share certificate. 726 00:37:15,222 --> 00:37:16,455 You wouldn't happen to have any record 727 00:37:16,456 --> 00:37:17,923 of Father's shares, would you? 728 00:37:17,924 --> 00:37:19,758 - I would think so. - (BUZZER BUZZES) 729 00:37:19,759 --> 00:37:20,892 Bring in the shareholder's ledger, 730 00:37:20,893 --> 00:37:21,960 would you, Miss Farthing? 731 00:37:21,961 --> 00:37:24,096 PENNY: Right away, Mr. Wilkins. 732 00:37:24,097 --> 00:37:26,899 And what about your uncle, Mr. Dawes, Jr.? 733 00:37:26,900 --> 00:37:29,403 He'd know if Father received shares, wouldn't he? 734 00:37:30,804 --> 00:37:32,805 I'm afraid 735 00:37:32,806 --> 00:37:35,508 dear old Uncle Dawes is getting on in years. 736 00:37:35,509 --> 00:37:37,877 - Non compos mentis... - (DOOR OPENS) 737 00:37:37,878 --> 00:37:40,213 Which, sadly, is why I had to take over for him. 738 00:37:40,214 --> 00:37:41,815 Ah, thank you, Miss Farthing. 739 00:37:43,283 --> 00:37:44,851 Let's see. 740 00:37:45,385 --> 00:37:46,786 "Babcock... 741 00:37:46,787 --> 00:37:48,055 "Baker..." 742 00:37:53,160 --> 00:37:54,561 Hmm. 743 00:37:54,562 --> 00:37:57,731 Doesn't seem to be a listing for George Banks here. 744 00:37:58,998 --> 00:38:01,434 Don't despair. 745 00:38:01,435 --> 00:38:04,103 You still have until that big fellow out there 746 00:38:04,104 --> 00:38:05,371 chimes his last on Friday night... 747 00:38:05,372 --> 00:38:06,572 to find that certificate. 748 00:38:06,573 --> 00:38:09,008 And I'll keep looking here as well. 749 00:38:09,009 --> 00:38:11,344 Yes, well, thank you so very much, Mr. Wilkins. 750 00:38:11,345 --> 00:38:13,846 It's really been a great pleasure. Thank you. 751 00:38:13,847 --> 00:38:15,314 Very kind of you. Thank you, Mr. Wilkins. 752 00:38:15,315 --> 00:38:16,483 WILKINS: Not at all. 753 00:38:18,151 --> 00:38:19,453 (SIGHS) 754 00:38:23,390 --> 00:38:24,857 (DOOR CLOSES) 755 00:38:24,858 --> 00:38:26,426 (BUZZER BUZZES) 756 00:38:26,427 --> 00:38:27,860 Bring in all of George Banks' old files, would you? 757 00:38:27,861 --> 00:38:29,830 PENNY: Of course, Mr. Wilkins. 758 00:39:04,364 --> 00:39:05,533 (BEDSPRINGS CREAKING) 759 00:39:07,334 --> 00:39:08,968 Georgie, this is a nursery, 760 00:39:08,969 --> 00:39:10,370 let me remind you, and not a music hall. 761 00:39:10,371 --> 00:39:12,905 Can we have another bath? 762 00:39:12,906 --> 00:39:14,241 Oh, pish posh. 763 00:39:14,242 --> 00:39:16,008 Now, John, you'd best go downstairs 764 00:39:16,009 --> 00:39:17,244 - and help Ellen... - (CLATTERING) 765 00:39:17,245 --> 00:39:18,345 - ELLEN: Whoa! - ...put away the dishes. 766 00:39:18,346 --> 00:39:19,945 Yes, Mary Poppins. 767 00:39:19,946 --> 00:39:21,981 Here, I can put those away myself. 768 00:39:21,982 --> 00:39:23,850 Very well, then. 769 00:39:24,552 --> 00:39:26,253 Now, Georgie Banks... 770 00:39:26,254 --> 00:39:28,021 if you were hoping that I will let you 771 00:39:28,022 --> 00:39:29,389 take this sadly neglected kite... 772 00:39:29,390 --> 00:39:30,924 to the park tomorrow, 773 00:39:30,925 --> 00:39:32,225 you'd better start patching it up this instant. 774 00:39:32,226 --> 00:39:33,927 Yes, Mary Poppins. 775 00:39:35,429 --> 00:39:36,530 Hmm. 776 00:39:39,299 --> 00:39:41,500 Oh, let me help you with those. 777 00:39:41,501 --> 00:39:43,503 Oh, you're a good lad. 778 00:39:43,504 --> 00:39:45,938 You're such a help, you are. 779 00:39:45,939 --> 00:39:47,374 I only wish I could help your father 780 00:39:47,375 --> 00:39:49,175 save this poor old house. 781 00:39:49,176 --> 00:39:52,412 I could sell my broach and necklace, I suppose. 782 00:39:52,413 --> 00:39:56,148 Matching set, my old mum gave them to me. 783 00:39:56,149 --> 00:39:57,484 You'd do that for us? 784 00:39:57,485 --> 00:39:59,686 What? Sell my prized possessions? 785 00:39:59,687 --> 00:40:01,421 Oh, no, I didn't mean it like that. 786 00:40:01,422 --> 00:40:05,092 Oh, it's all right. I think they're fakes, anyway. 787 00:40:05,093 --> 00:40:08,229 No. Plenty in this house worth more than them old trinkets. 788 00:40:11,399 --> 00:40:13,334 If you'll excuse me, Ellen. 789 00:40:14,669 --> 00:40:16,404 What's got into him? 790 00:40:21,975 --> 00:40:24,076 (PANTING) Annabel! 791 00:40:24,077 --> 00:40:26,178 - I know how to save the house! - What do you mean? 792 00:40:26,179 --> 00:40:28,280 If you two are going to keep up all of this whispering... 793 00:40:28,281 --> 00:40:29,416 I'd like you to practice doing so 794 00:40:29,417 --> 00:40:30,550 as loudly as possible. 795 00:40:30,551 --> 00:40:32,252 It will still be bad manners, 796 00:40:32,253 --> 00:40:34,255 but at least then we'll all be in on the secret. 797 00:40:36,724 --> 00:40:38,358 Oh, hello, Jack! 798 00:40:38,359 --> 00:40:40,293 Mary Poppins, how are you this fine evening? 799 00:40:40,294 --> 00:40:42,430 MARY: I'm settling in quite nicely, thank you. 800 00:40:44,132 --> 00:40:45,532 (SOFTLY) I was downstairs with Ellen... 801 00:40:45,533 --> 00:40:47,167 JACK: Do you know, when I was a lad... 802 00:40:47,168 --> 00:40:49,669 I used to wave up to the boy and girl who lived here. 803 00:40:49,670 --> 00:40:51,506 Oh. You mean Michael and Jane. 804 00:40:52,306 --> 00:40:55,275 Ah, Miss Jane Banks! 805 00:40:55,276 --> 00:40:56,443 I see Mr. Banks about now and again. 806 00:40:56,444 --> 00:40:58,145 It's been ages since I've seen her. 807 00:40:58,146 --> 00:40:59,980 Well, she lives in a flat on the other side of town now. 808 00:40:59,981 --> 00:41:02,250 I'm sure you'll bump into her one of these days. 809 00:41:03,117 --> 00:41:04,519 What are you doing? 810 00:41:04,520 --> 00:41:06,086 You know we're not supposed to touch that. 811 00:41:06,087 --> 00:41:08,321 This is authentic Royal Doulton china, Annabel. 812 00:41:08,322 --> 00:41:10,757 Mother always said it was priceless... 813 00:41:10,758 --> 00:41:12,726 and I bet it'll be enough to pay off Father's debt. 814 00:41:12,727 --> 00:41:14,160 That's a terrible idea, John. 815 00:41:14,161 --> 00:41:15,462 You know Mother loved that bowl. 816 00:41:15,463 --> 00:41:16,696 But she'd sell it herself to save the house! 817 00:41:16,697 --> 00:41:18,063 That was Mother's! Put that back! 818 00:41:18,064 --> 00:41:19,666 ANNABEL: No, Georgie, give it to me! 819 00:41:19,667 --> 00:41:21,301 - GEORGIE: No! Put it back! - ANNABEL: Let go, let go! 820 00:41:21,302 --> 00:41:22,369 It's a good thing you come along 821 00:41:22,370 --> 00:41:23,770 when you did, Mary Poppins. 822 00:41:23,771 --> 00:41:26,339 - (CHILDREN SHOUTING) - (BOWL BREAKS) 823 00:41:26,340 --> 00:41:28,475 That didn't sound good, now did it? 824 00:41:28,476 --> 00:41:30,144 What are the three of you up to? 825 00:41:32,346 --> 00:41:34,014 - Give me the missing piece! - I don't have it! 826 00:41:34,015 --> 00:41:35,516 Well, look for it then! 827 00:41:42,023 --> 00:41:43,424 Which of you broke the bowl? 828 00:41:45,794 --> 00:41:48,763 - Georgie did. - I did not! It was Annabel! 829 00:41:48,764 --> 00:41:50,230 No, I didn't! If John hadn't taken it... 830 00:41:50,231 --> 00:41:51,732 (ALL ARGUING) 831 00:41:51,733 --> 00:41:53,200 CLYDE: Actually, it was all three of them. 832 00:41:53,201 --> 00:41:54,203 MARY: Mmm. 833 00:41:55,136 --> 00:41:56,738 Who said that? 834 00:42:01,209 --> 00:42:02,509 Oh, dear. 835 00:42:02,510 --> 00:42:03,710 ANNABEL: Look! The picture's changed. 836 00:42:03,711 --> 00:42:05,078 MARY: It looks as though they've broken 837 00:42:05,079 --> 00:42:06,480 your carriage wheel. 838 00:42:06,481 --> 00:42:08,515 SHAMUS: That they have. It's useless now. 839 00:42:08,516 --> 00:42:10,784 CLYDE: Useless as a chocolate teapot. 840 00:42:10,785 --> 00:42:12,452 The bowl is speaking! 841 00:42:12,453 --> 00:42:14,154 SHAMUS: And who do we think is gonna fix that? 842 00:42:14,155 --> 00:42:15,756 Aye, there's the riddle. Them what broke it fixes it. 843 00:42:15,757 --> 00:42:17,190 That's what I say. 844 00:42:17,191 --> 00:42:18,659 What do you think, Mary Poppins? 845 00:42:18,660 --> 00:42:20,327 Well, I suppose we have no choice. 846 00:42:20,328 --> 00:42:21,796 But how are we going to do that? 847 00:42:21,797 --> 00:42:23,564 I know a bit about fixing carriages. 848 00:42:23,565 --> 00:42:24,799 But we can't fix the carriage wheel. 849 00:42:24,800 --> 00:42:26,434 It isn't possible. 850 00:42:26,435 --> 00:42:29,738 Everything is possible. Even the impossible. 851 00:42:31,540 --> 00:42:34,208 Now, gather 'round, everyone. Spit, spot! 852 00:42:34,209 --> 00:42:36,477 Georgie, don't forget Gillie. 853 00:42:36,478 --> 00:42:37,612 Are we ready? 854 00:42:37,613 --> 00:42:38,614 Ready. 855 00:42:54,529 --> 00:42:55,663 (CHUCKLES) 856 00:43:08,410 --> 00:43:10,243 Wow! 857 00:43:10,244 --> 00:43:11,646 What just happened? 858 00:43:11,647 --> 00:43:14,248 Where are we? 859 00:43:14,249 --> 00:43:15,583 (CLINKS) 860 00:43:15,584 --> 00:43:17,285 Looks like we're in china, so to speak. 861 00:43:17,286 --> 00:43:19,887 Over here, everyone. This wheel won't fix itself. 862 00:43:19,888 --> 00:43:22,490 Now, tread lightly, this is fine porcelain, 863 00:43:22,491 --> 00:43:24,725 and we don't want to chip the glaze. 864 00:43:24,726 --> 00:43:26,861 (CHILDREN EXCLAIMING) 865 00:43:26,862 --> 00:43:28,796 - GEORGIE: Whee! - (CHILDREN GIGGLING) 866 00:43:28,797 --> 00:43:31,299 Oh, Georgie, head up and feet beneath you. 867 00:43:31,300 --> 00:43:32,768 You too, John. 868 00:43:32,769 --> 00:43:34,101 (CHILDREN LAUGHING) 869 00:43:35,469 --> 00:43:39,139 Excuse me, driver, would you help us? 870 00:43:39,140 --> 00:43:42,242 Well, Mary Poppins, is it yourself? 871 00:43:42,243 --> 00:43:43,844 - But he's... - But you're... 872 00:43:43,845 --> 00:43:47,848 That's right, I'm Irish. I'm also part poodle. (BARKS) 873 00:43:47,849 --> 00:43:49,383 (CHILDREN LAUGH) 874 00:43:49,384 --> 00:43:51,217 How wonderful to see you, Shamus. 875 00:43:51,218 --> 00:43:52,620 I'm so sorry about all this. 876 00:43:52,621 --> 00:43:54,522 Now, would you help Jack lift the carriage 877 00:43:54,523 --> 00:43:56,657 while the children put the wheel back on? 878 00:43:56,658 --> 00:43:57,825 With pleasure! 879 00:43:57,826 --> 00:43:59,827 She's talking to a dog! 880 00:43:59,828 --> 00:44:02,263 Well, of course she can talk. (CHUFFS) 881 00:44:02,264 --> 00:44:03,631 (GASPS SOFTLY) 882 00:44:03,632 --> 00:44:04,433 MARY: Take your places, everyone. (CLAPS HANDS) 883 00:44:05,935 --> 00:44:07,702 Ready? 884 00:44:07,703 --> 00:44:10,371 - And lift. - (CHILDREN GRUNTING) 885 00:44:10,372 --> 00:44:14,743 Yes. Let's see now, this should do it. 886 00:44:14,744 --> 00:44:16,344 There we are, shipshape. 887 00:44:16,345 --> 00:44:17,679 Not a bad job at all. 888 00:44:17,680 --> 00:44:19,214 Suppose it'll have to do. 889 00:44:20,349 --> 00:44:21,882 And back to the nursery we go. 890 00:44:21,883 --> 00:44:23,283 Back already? 891 00:44:23,284 --> 00:44:24,652 Can't we stay in this bowl for a while? 892 00:44:24,653 --> 00:44:26,954 I want a carriage ride. 893 00:44:26,955 --> 00:44:28,624 I wouldn't mind one m'self. 894 00:44:31,526 --> 00:44:33,361 Well, I suppose it wouldn't do any harm. 895 00:44:33,362 --> 00:44:34,595 Shamus, would you mind? 896 00:44:34,596 --> 00:44:35,863 Not in the least. 897 00:44:35,864 --> 00:44:37,298 Climb aboard, everybody! 898 00:44:37,299 --> 00:44:38,733 CHILDREN: Hooray! 899 00:44:38,734 --> 00:44:41,669 SHAMUS: Mind the step, plant yourselves comfy. 900 00:44:41,670 --> 00:44:44,739 Now, where would we all like to go on this fine, fine day? 901 00:44:44,740 --> 00:44:47,943 The Royal Doulton Music Hall, please. 902 00:44:47,944 --> 00:44:49,644 - Where? - What's that? 903 00:44:49,645 --> 00:44:51,612 We're on the brink of an adventure, children, 904 00:44:51,613 --> 00:44:53,849 don't spoil it with too many questions. 905 00:44:53,850 --> 00:44:55,316 Let's go, Clyde! 906 00:44:55,317 --> 00:44:57,585 Easy. 907 00:44:57,586 --> 00:45:02,490 ♪ In the nursery, you were never by yourself 908 00:45:02,491 --> 00:45:05,594 ♪ There was quite another world upon your shelf 909 00:45:05,595 --> 00:45:07,562 Hold on! 910 00:45:07,563 --> 00:45:09,764 ♪ Where each day crowds make their way 911 00:45:09,765 --> 00:45:11,766 ♪ Upon the sun's descent 912 00:45:11,767 --> 00:45:15,536 ♪ To a mythical, mystical, never-quite-logistical tent 913 00:45:15,537 --> 00:45:18,739 ♪ Yes, in this dearly dynamical 914 00:45:18,740 --> 00:45:21,842 ♪ Simply ceramical Royal Doulton bowl 915 00:45:21,843 --> 00:45:23,744 ♪ There's a cuddly and curious 916 00:45:23,745 --> 00:45:26,847 ♪ Furry and furious animal watering hole 917 00:45:26,848 --> 00:45:28,783 ♪ Where the monkeys and humming birds 918 00:45:28,784 --> 00:45:30,284 ♪ Know the tunes and the words 919 00:45:30,285 --> 00:45:31,853 ♪ Every beast large and small 920 00:45:31,854 --> 00:45:33,855 ♪ Loves the very top drawer-able 921 00:45:33,856 --> 00:45:38,994 ♪ Always encore-able Royal Doulton Music Hall 922 00:45:38,995 --> 00:45:40,762 Ooh, that one tickled my tail. 923 00:45:40,763 --> 00:45:43,031 Nearly there, Mary Poppins! 924 00:45:43,032 --> 00:45:46,435 BOTH: ♪ Yes, in this marvelous, mystical 925 00:45:46,436 --> 00:45:49,538 ♪ Rather sophistical Royal Doulton bowl 926 00:45:49,539 --> 00:45:51,406 ♪ There's a lot of birds queuing up 927 00:45:51,407 --> 00:45:54,509 ♪ A lot of hams chewing up scenery they swallow whole 928 00:45:54,510 --> 00:45:56,511 ♪ There are lots of cats tuning strings 929 00:45:56,512 --> 00:45:58,045 MARY: ♪ Nightingales in the wings 930 00:45:58,046 --> 00:46:00,047 BOTH: ♪ Waiting for their big drum roll 931 00:46:00,048 --> 00:46:02,683 - ♪ At the simply sensational - ♪ Standing ovation-al 932 00:46:02,684 --> 00:46:06,654 - ♪ Royal Doulton Music Hall - ♪ Music Hall 933 00:46:06,655 --> 00:46:08,290 - SHAMUS: Here we are! - (CLYDE CHUFFS) 934 00:46:10,358 --> 00:46:12,894 But where's the music hall? 935 00:46:12,895 --> 00:46:15,798 Oh, yes, that. Silly me. 936 00:46:29,078 --> 00:46:30,645 - WOLF: Step right up! - (CHILDREN EXCLAIM) 937 00:46:30,646 --> 00:46:32,681 Step right up for the simply sensational 938 00:46:32,682 --> 00:46:34,916 - Royal Doulton Music Hall! - (INDISTINCT CHATTER) 939 00:46:34,917 --> 00:46:37,452 How on earth did she do that? 940 00:46:37,453 --> 00:46:39,421 One thing you should know about Mary Poppins... 941 00:46:39,422 --> 00:46:41,656 she never explains anything. Come on. 942 00:46:41,657 --> 00:46:43,658 WOLF: Hurry, hurry! Only a few seats left! 943 00:46:43,659 --> 00:46:47,028 Get tickets while you can for the one-night only... 944 00:46:47,029 --> 00:46:50,598 one and only... Mary Poppins! 945 00:46:50,599 --> 00:46:51,967 What an honor it is 946 00:46:51,968 --> 00:46:53,634 to have you join us this evening. 947 00:46:53,635 --> 00:46:54,770 Thank you. 948 00:46:54,771 --> 00:46:56,437 And who is this I see? 949 00:46:56,438 --> 00:46:59,507 Why, it's John, Annabel and Georgie Banks! 950 00:46:59,508 --> 00:47:00,842 You know us? 951 00:47:00,843 --> 00:47:02,944 Of course. Everyone knows the Banks children. 952 00:47:02,945 --> 00:47:05,714 We've all been watching you in the nursery for years. 953 00:47:05,715 --> 00:47:07,382 It's so good to finally meet you. 954 00:47:07,383 --> 00:47:09,584 Hurry along, now. Get yourselves some peanuts 955 00:47:09,585 --> 00:47:11,720 and candy floss and go right on in. 956 00:47:11,721 --> 00:47:13,889 May we, Mary Poppins? 957 00:47:13,890 --> 00:47:15,757 - Yes. - (CHILDREN LAUGHING) 958 00:47:15,758 --> 00:47:17,592 GEORGIE: Come on! Let's get candy floss! 959 00:47:17,593 --> 00:47:20,062 Just keep away from the edge of the bowl. 960 00:47:24,134 --> 00:47:25,401 (SNARLS) 961 00:47:26,769 --> 00:47:28,804 (CROWD CHEERING AND LAUGHING) 962 00:47:28,805 --> 00:47:30,940 ♪ At the highly-acclaimable 963 00:47:30,941 --> 00:47:32,507 ♪ Nearly untamable 964 00:47:32,508 --> 00:47:34,475 (CROWD CHEERING) 965 00:47:34,476 --> 00:47:36,378 ♪ Lavishly praisable, always roof-raise-able 966 00:47:39,749 --> 00:47:40,750 ♪ Royal Doulton 967 00:47:42,151 --> 00:47:45,087 ♪ Music Hall! ♪ 968 00:47:51,961 --> 00:47:54,696 Oh! Excuse me. 969 00:47:54,697 --> 00:47:55,965 Oh! (GIGGLING) 970 00:48:02,172 --> 00:48:04,373 (ALL CHEERING) 971 00:48:07,878 --> 00:48:10,445 Bucks and mares, cubs and does, 972 00:48:10,446 --> 00:48:12,048 welcome to our show of shows! 973 00:48:12,049 --> 00:48:14,050 It is my great honor to introduce 974 00:48:14,051 --> 00:48:16,085 this evening's renowned guest... 975 00:48:16,086 --> 00:48:17,586 the one... 976 00:48:17,587 --> 00:48:19,188 the only... 977 00:48:19,189 --> 00:48:21,690 Mary Poppins! 978 00:48:21,691 --> 00:48:23,758 - Oh. (LAUGHS) - (ALL CHEERING) 979 00:48:23,759 --> 00:48:25,927 Well, thank you, thank you very much. Yes, thank you. 980 00:48:25,928 --> 00:48:27,729 - JACK: Come on! - Oh, no, no. 981 00:48:27,730 --> 00:48:29,464 - Come on up! - Go on! 982 00:48:29,465 --> 00:48:31,000 Silly Jack. 983 00:48:33,569 --> 00:48:35,003 (JACK CHUCKLES) 984 00:48:35,004 --> 00:48:38,440 - Thank you. - Sing for us, Mary Poppins! 985 00:48:38,441 --> 00:48:40,041 - No. No, no, no. - Come on, have a go. 986 00:48:40,042 --> 00:48:41,843 No, I haven't sung in years. 987 00:48:41,844 --> 00:48:43,578 PENGUINS: Sing for us, Mary Poppins. 988 00:48:43,579 --> 00:48:45,014 - Please. Please. - Do sing for us. 989 00:48:45,015 --> 00:48:46,882 No, I couldn't possibly. 990 00:48:46,883 --> 00:48:48,683 D-flat major. 991 00:48:48,684 --> 00:48:50,053 (ORCHESTRAL MUSIC PLAYING) 992 00:49:01,565 --> 00:49:04,233 ♪ Uncle Gutenberg was a bookworm 993 00:49:04,234 --> 00:49:06,736 ♪ And he lived on Charing Cross 994 00:49:06,737 --> 00:49:10,939 ♪ The memory of his volumes brings a smile 995 00:49:10,940 --> 00:49:13,208 ♪ He would read me lots of stories 996 00:49:13,209 --> 00:49:15,777 ♪ When he wasn't on the sauce 997 00:49:15,778 --> 00:49:18,147 ♪ Now I'd like to share the wisdom 998 00:49:18,148 --> 00:49:22,184 ♪ Of my favorite bibliophile 999 00:49:22,185 --> 00:49:25,154 ♪ He said 1000 00:49:25,155 --> 00:49:28,490 (IN COCKNEY ACCENT) ♪ A cover is not the book 1001 00:49:28,491 --> 00:49:30,692 ♪ So open it up and take a look 1002 00:49:30,693 --> 00:49:32,494 ♪ 'Cause under the covers 1003 00:49:32,495 --> 00:49:34,730 ♪ One discovers that the king may be a crook 1004 00:49:34,731 --> 00:49:36,666 ♪ Chapter titles are like signs 1005 00:49:36,667 --> 00:49:38,935 ♪ And if you read between the lines 1006 00:49:38,936 --> 00:49:42,672 ♪ You'll find your first impression was mistook 1007 00:49:42,673 --> 00:49:45,975 ♪ For a cover is nice but a cover is not the book 1008 00:49:45,976 --> 00:49:49,078 (ANIMALS SCATTING) 1009 00:49:49,079 --> 00:49:51,881 Mary Poppins, could you give us an example? 1010 00:49:51,882 --> 00:49:54,650 - Certainly! - (GASPS AND SIGHS) 1011 00:49:54,651 --> 00:49:56,619 ♪ Nellie Rubina was made of wood 1012 00:49:56,620 --> 00:49:57,953 ♪ But what could not be seen 1013 00:49:57,954 --> 00:50:00,189 ♪ Was though her trunk up top was barren 1014 00:50:00,190 --> 00:50:02,124 ♪ Well, her roots were lush and green 1015 00:50:02,125 --> 00:50:04,193 ♪ So in spring when Mr. Hick'ry 1016 00:50:04,194 --> 00:50:06,128 ♪ Saw her blossoms bloomin' there 1017 00:50:06,129 --> 00:50:07,829 ♪ He took root, despite her bark 1018 00:50:07,830 --> 00:50:10,199 ♪ And now there's seedlings everywhere! 1019 00:50:10,200 --> 00:50:13,535 BOTH: ♪ Which proves a cover is not the book 1020 00:50:13,536 --> 00:50:15,104 ♪ So open it up and take a look 1021 00:50:15,105 --> 00:50:16,906 ♪ 'Cause under the covers 1022 00:50:16,907 --> 00:50:19,075 ♪ One discovers that the king may be a crook 1023 00:50:19,076 --> 00:50:20,843 ♪ Chapter titles are like signs 1024 00:50:20,844 --> 00:50:23,179 ♪ And if you read between the lines 1025 00:50:23,180 --> 00:50:26,949 ♪ You'll find your first impression was mistook 1026 00:50:26,950 --> 00:50:30,786 ♪ For a cover is nice but a cover is not the book! 1027 00:50:30,787 --> 00:50:32,755 Shall we do the one about the "Wealthy Widow"? 1028 00:50:32,756 --> 00:50:34,056 Oh, by all means! 1029 00:50:34,057 --> 00:50:35,225 Always loved that one! 1030 00:50:35,226 --> 00:50:36,993 Well, go on then. 1031 00:50:36,994 --> 00:50:40,830 ♪ Lady Hyacinth Macaw brought all her treasures to a reef 1032 00:50:40,831 --> 00:50:43,100 ♪ Where she only wore a smile 1033 00:50:43,101 --> 00:50:45,067 ♪ Plus two feathers and a leaf 1034 00:50:45,068 --> 00:50:46,701 MARY: ♪ So no one tried to rob her 1035 00:50:46,702 --> 00:50:48,737 ♪ 'Cause she barely wore a stitch 1036 00:50:48,738 --> 00:50:50,605 ♪ For when you're in your birthday suit 1037 00:50:50,606 --> 00:50:52,741 ♪ There ain't much there to show you're rich! 1038 00:50:52,742 --> 00:50:54,676 ♪ Oh, a cover is not the book 1039 00:50:54,677 --> 00:50:56,611 ♪ So open it up and take a look 1040 00:50:56,612 --> 00:50:58,214 ♪ 'Cause under the covers 1041 00:50:58,215 --> 00:51:00,282 ♪ One discovers that the king may be a crook 1042 00:51:00,283 --> 00:51:03,053 (SCATTING) 1043 00:51:04,888 --> 00:51:07,289 ♪ You'll find your first impression was mistook 1044 00:51:07,290 --> 00:51:09,025 (SCATTING) 1045 00:51:09,026 --> 00:51:12,228 ♪ For a cover is nice, but a cover is not the book ♪ 1046 00:51:12,229 --> 00:51:14,864 Oh, give us the one about the "Dirty Rascal," why don't ya? 1047 00:51:14,865 --> 00:51:16,165 Isn't that one a bit long? 1048 00:51:16,166 --> 00:51:17,334 Well, the quicker you're into it, 1049 00:51:17,335 --> 00:51:18,668 the quicker you're out of it. 1050 00:51:23,640 --> 00:51:26,043 ♪ Once upon a time in a nursery rhyme 1051 00:51:26,044 --> 00:51:28,011 ♪ There was a castle with a king hiding in a wing 1052 00:51:28,012 --> 00:51:29,179 ♪ 'Cause he never went to school 1053 00:51:29,180 --> 00:51:31,181 ♪ To learn a single thing 1054 00:51:31,182 --> 00:51:32,715 ♪ He had scepters and swords And a parliament of Lords 1055 00:51:32,716 --> 00:51:34,750 ♪ But on the inside he was sad Egad! 1056 00:51:34,751 --> 00:51:36,719 ♪ Because he never had a wisdom for numbers 1057 00:51:36,720 --> 00:51:38,220 ♪ A wisdom for words 1058 00:51:38,221 --> 00:51:39,922 ♪ Though his crown was quite immense 1059 00:51:39,923 --> 00:51:41,924 ♪ His brain was smaller than a bird's 1060 00:51:41,925 --> 00:51:43,359 ♪ So the queen of the nation made a royal proclamation 1061 00:51:43,360 --> 00:51:44,360 ♪ "To the missus and the messers 1062 00:51:44,361 --> 00:51:46,062 ♪ "The more or lessers 1063 00:51:46,063 --> 00:51:47,730 ♪ "Bring me all the land's professors" 1064 00:51:47,731 --> 00:51:49,298 ♪ Then she went to the hair dressers 1065 00:51:49,299 --> 00:51:50,966 ♪ And they came from the East And they came from the South 1066 00:51:50,967 --> 00:51:52,402 ♪ From each college, they poured knowledge 1067 00:51:52,403 --> 00:51:53,836 ♪ From their brains into his mouth 1068 00:51:53,837 --> 00:51:55,272 ♪ But the king couldn't learn 1069 00:51:55,273 --> 00:51:57,006 ♪ So each professor met their fate 1070 00:51:57,007 --> 00:51:58,141 ♪ For the queen had their heads removed 1071 00:51:58,142 --> 00:51:59,142 ♪ And placed upon the gate 1072 00:51:59,143 --> 00:52:00,676 ♪ And on that date 1073 00:52:00,677 --> 00:52:02,011 ♪ I state their wives all got a note 1074 00:52:02,012 --> 00:52:04,214 ♪ Their mate was now the late great 1075 00:52:04,215 --> 00:52:05,714 ♪ But then suddenly one day A stranger started in to sing 1076 00:52:05,715 --> 00:52:07,184 ♪ He said, "I'm the dirty rascal 1077 00:52:07,185 --> 00:52:09,685 ♪ "And I'm here to teach the king!" 1078 00:52:09,686 --> 00:52:11,054 ♪ And the queen clutched her jewels For she hated royal fools 1079 00:52:11,055 --> 00:52:12,789 ♪ But this fool had some rules 1080 00:52:12,790 --> 00:52:14,724 ♪ They really ought to teach in schools 1081 00:52:14,725 --> 00:52:15,892 ♪ Like you'll be a happy king If you enjoy the things you've got 1082 00:52:15,893 --> 00:52:17,394 ♪ You should never try to be 1083 00:52:17,395 --> 00:52:18,995 ♪ The kind of person that you're not 1084 00:52:18,996 --> 00:52:20,430 ♪ So they sang and they laughed 1085 00:52:20,431 --> 00:52:22,198 ♪ For the king had found a friend 1086 00:52:22,199 --> 00:52:24,233 ♪ And they ran onto a rainbow for the story's perfect end 1087 00:52:24,234 --> 00:52:25,835 ♪ So the moral is you mustn't let the outside be the guide 1088 00:52:25,836 --> 00:52:27,803 ♪ For it's not so cut and dried 1089 00:52:27,804 --> 00:52:29,805 ♪ Well, unless it's Doctor Jekyll Then you better hide 1090 00:52:29,806 --> 00:52:31,173 ♪ Petrified! No, the truth can't be denied 1091 00:52:31,174 --> 00:52:32,875 ♪ As I have now have testified 1092 00:52:32,876 --> 00:52:34,277 ♪ All that really counts and matters 1093 00:52:34,278 --> 00:52:35,412 ♪ Is the special stuff inside! 1094 00:52:35,413 --> 00:52:36,779 - Hooray! - He did it! 1095 00:52:36,780 --> 00:52:38,281 (ALL CHEERING) 1096 00:52:38,282 --> 00:52:40,117 ALL: ♪ Oh, a cover is not the book 1097 00:52:40,118 --> 00:52:41,951 ♪ So open it up and take a look 1098 00:52:41,952 --> 00:52:43,752 ♪ 'Cause under the covers 1099 00:52:43,753 --> 00:52:46,356 ♪ One discovers that the king may be a crook 1100 00:52:46,357 --> 00:52:48,258 ♪ So please listen to what we've said 1101 00:52:48,259 --> 00:52:50,793 ♪ And open a book tonight in bed 1102 00:52:50,794 --> 00:52:53,296 ♪ So one more time before we get the hook 1103 00:52:53,297 --> 00:52:55,265 ♪ Sing it out strong! 1104 00:52:55,266 --> 00:52:57,267 - ♪ A cover is nice - ♪ Please take our advice 1105 00:52:57,268 --> 00:52:59,035 - ♪ A cover is nice - ♪ Or you'll pay the price! 1106 00:52:59,036 --> 00:53:03,440 ♪ A cover is nice but a cover is not the book ♪ 1107 00:53:03,441 --> 00:53:04,809 (ANIMALS SCATTING) 1108 00:53:11,014 --> 00:53:13,083 - (ALL CHEERING) - Bravo! 1109 00:53:30,168 --> 00:53:32,669 - Gillie! - (ANNABEL WHOOPING) 1110 00:53:35,239 --> 00:53:36,340 (SIGHS) 1111 00:53:38,776 --> 00:53:39,777 (ANNABEL WHOOPS) 1112 00:53:42,513 --> 00:53:44,214 Where's Georgie? 1113 00:53:44,215 --> 00:53:46,349 I don't know. 1114 00:53:46,350 --> 00:53:47,752 BADGER: Take this. 1115 00:53:48,252 --> 00:53:50,455 (GRUNTING) 1116 00:53:52,457 --> 00:53:54,057 What are you doing? 1117 00:53:54,058 --> 00:53:55,293 (BOTH GASP) 1118 00:53:55,294 --> 00:53:57,494 Well, well, if it isn't the boy 1119 00:53:57,495 --> 00:53:59,496 who cracked the bowl. 1120 00:53:59,497 --> 00:54:02,898 We've waited a long time for you Banks children... 1121 00:54:02,899 --> 00:54:04,267 to come and visit us, 1122 00:54:04,268 --> 00:54:06,769 so we could pay a visit to your nursery. 1123 00:54:06,770 --> 00:54:09,839 But those are our things! 1124 00:54:09,840 --> 00:54:11,508 WOLF: Oh, not anymore, they aren't. 1125 00:54:11,509 --> 00:54:12,742 Give Gillie back! 1126 00:54:14,245 --> 00:54:17,080 He's mine! My mother made him for me! 1127 00:54:17,081 --> 00:54:19,115 Hey! Leave our brother alone! 1128 00:54:19,116 --> 00:54:20,517 Time to go, boys! 1129 00:54:20,518 --> 00:54:22,720 - (BADGER GRUNTING) - Whoa! 1130 00:54:23,421 --> 00:54:24,855 (GRUNTING) 1131 00:54:27,091 --> 00:54:28,492 (GASPS) 1132 00:54:28,493 --> 00:54:29,494 (BINNACLE BLOWING WHISTLE) 1133 00:54:30,362 --> 00:54:31,996 (COUGHING) 1134 00:54:35,300 --> 00:54:37,168 Annabel! Help! 1135 00:54:37,169 --> 00:54:38,970 BOTH: Georgie! 1136 00:54:40,405 --> 00:54:42,373 JOHN: We're coming, Georgie! 1137 00:54:42,374 --> 00:54:43,541 GEORGIE: John! 1138 00:54:43,542 --> 00:54:44,808 (LAUGHS) 1139 00:54:46,377 --> 00:54:48,311 Let me go! I want to go home! 1140 00:54:48,312 --> 00:54:51,215 What home? You've lost your home! 1141 00:54:53,217 --> 00:54:55,786 (BOTH PANTING) 1142 00:54:58,489 --> 00:54:59,824 (BOTH EXCLAIM) 1143 00:55:01,892 --> 00:55:03,293 Shamus! 1144 00:55:03,294 --> 00:55:04,427 Clyde! 1145 00:55:04,428 --> 00:55:05,895 That's right, it's us! 1146 00:55:05,896 --> 00:55:08,533 Let's go get your brother back. 1147 00:55:10,402 --> 00:55:12,135 (LAUGHS) 1148 00:55:12,136 --> 00:55:13,237 (GASPS AND GRUNTS ANGRILY) 1149 00:55:17,108 --> 00:55:18,909 We're gaining on 'em! 1150 00:55:19,910 --> 00:55:21,044 Give it more speed! 1151 00:55:21,045 --> 00:55:22,446 Right away, sir. 1152 00:55:22,447 --> 00:55:23,781 (GRUNTING) 1153 00:55:34,191 --> 00:55:35,393 (LAUGHS) 1154 00:55:38,095 --> 00:55:39,497 Whoa! 1155 00:55:41,432 --> 00:55:42,566 Giddy-up, big fella! 1156 00:55:42,567 --> 00:55:43,900 (CLYDE PANTING) 1157 00:55:43,901 --> 00:55:45,336 (BOTH SCREAMING) 1158 00:55:49,073 --> 00:55:52,344 We're closing in. Get ready to jump! 1159 00:55:53,911 --> 00:55:56,548 - Ready. And now! - (SCREAMS) 1160 00:55:57,982 --> 00:55:59,317 SHAMUS: Well done, children! 1161 00:55:59,318 --> 00:56:01,585 CLYDE: Give 'em what-for! 1162 00:56:01,586 --> 00:56:03,421 (SHOUTS) Get rid of them! 1163 00:56:03,422 --> 00:56:05,424 - But, sir! - You heard me! 1164 00:56:06,925 --> 00:56:08,526 ANNABEL: Georgie, are you all right? 1165 00:56:08,527 --> 00:56:09,528 Annabel, look! 1166 00:56:15,167 --> 00:56:16,568 (ANNABEL STRAINING) 1167 00:56:22,206 --> 00:56:23,608 (GRUNTS) 1168 00:56:26,678 --> 00:56:28,178 (GASPS) 1169 00:56:28,179 --> 00:56:30,114 (BOTH SCREAMING) 1170 00:56:31,450 --> 00:56:33,518 - Stay with Georgie. - Right. 1171 00:56:34,386 --> 00:56:36,221 (GRUNTS) 1172 00:56:40,625 --> 00:56:42,326 Be careful! 1173 00:56:42,327 --> 00:56:43,428 GEORGIE: What are you doing? 1174 00:56:45,364 --> 00:56:46,498 (GRUNTS ANGRILY) 1175 00:56:52,437 --> 00:56:54,072 (WINCES) 1176 00:56:56,241 --> 00:56:57,441 (GRUNTS) 1177 00:56:57,442 --> 00:56:59,645 - (CONTINUES PANTING) - (GRUNTS) 1178 00:57:00,946 --> 00:57:01,947 (GROWLING) 1179 00:57:08,019 --> 00:57:09,053 (CHILDREN SCREAM) 1180 00:57:10,455 --> 00:57:11,556 (LAUGHS) 1181 00:57:13,492 --> 00:57:14,593 Oh, no! 1182 00:57:16,361 --> 00:57:18,429 ALL: The edge of the bowl! 1183 00:57:18,430 --> 00:57:21,333 (CHILDREN SCREAMING) 1184 00:57:33,278 --> 00:57:34,478 MARY: Georgie, it's all right, 1185 00:57:34,479 --> 00:57:35,980 it's all right. 1186 00:57:35,981 --> 00:57:37,515 My goodness me. 1187 00:57:37,516 --> 00:57:38,983 (BREATHING HEAVILY) 1188 00:57:38,984 --> 00:57:40,552 Shh. It's all right. 1189 00:57:42,622 --> 00:57:46,190 You were having a nice sort of nightmare, I must say. 1190 00:57:46,191 --> 00:57:48,760 You were right, Mary Poppins! A cover is not the book. 1191 00:57:48,761 --> 00:57:50,462 We thought they were nice, but they were mean! 1192 00:57:50,463 --> 00:57:52,229 Whatever are you talking about? 1193 00:57:52,230 --> 00:57:54,031 They tried to take Gillie! 1194 00:57:54,032 --> 00:57:57,568 No, Gillie is right here, sleeping, as you should be. 1195 00:57:57,569 --> 00:58:00,204 But it was real! They stole all our things... 1196 00:58:00,205 --> 00:58:01,405 and the wolf said we were never 1197 00:58:01,406 --> 00:58:02,706 going to see our home again! 1198 00:58:02,707 --> 00:58:04,176 That is absurd. 1199 00:58:06,578 --> 00:58:09,079 But I had a nightmare like that, too. 1200 00:58:09,080 --> 00:58:12,283 So did I. It seemed awfully real. 1201 00:58:12,284 --> 00:58:14,519 I don't want to lose our home. 1202 00:58:16,021 --> 00:58:17,588 You see, Georgie? 1203 00:58:17,589 --> 00:58:19,791 That's why we wanted Mother's bowl. 1204 00:58:19,792 --> 00:58:22,662 We were going to sell it to save the house. 1205 00:58:25,297 --> 00:58:27,065 I miss Mother. 1206 00:58:34,139 --> 00:58:35,407 Oh, listen to the three of you. 1207 00:58:35,408 --> 00:58:37,342 You're all worrying far too much. 1208 00:58:37,343 --> 00:58:43,148 After all, you can't lose what you've never lost. 1209 00:58:43,149 --> 00:58:45,049 I don't understand. 1210 00:58:45,050 --> 00:58:46,484 Well... 1211 00:58:46,485 --> 00:58:52,256 ♪ Do you ever lie awake at night? 1212 00:58:52,257 --> 00:58:57,762 ♪ Just between the dark and the morning light 1213 00:58:57,763 --> 00:59:03,768 ♪ Searching for the things you used to know 1214 00:59:03,769 --> 00:59:10,174 ♪ Looking for the place where the lost things go? 1215 00:59:10,175 --> 00:59:15,747 ♪ Do you ever dream or reminisce? 1216 00:59:15,748 --> 00:59:21,286 ♪ Wondering where to find what you truly miss? 1217 00:59:21,287 --> 00:59:27,292 ♪ Well, maybe all those things that you love so 1218 00:59:27,293 --> 00:59:33,631 ♪ Are waiting in the place where the lost things go 1219 00:59:33,632 --> 00:59:39,370 ♪ Memories you've shared, gone for good you feared 1220 00:59:39,371 --> 00:59:42,239 ♪ They're all around you still 1221 00:59:42,240 --> 00:59:46,377 ♪ Though they've disappeared 1222 00:59:46,378 --> 00:59:52,851 ♪ Nothing's really left or lost without a trace 1223 00:59:52,852 --> 00:59:59,458 ♪ Nothing's gone forever, only out of place 1224 01:00:01,327 --> 01:00:06,898 ♪ So maybe now the dish and my best spoon 1225 01:00:06,899 --> 01:00:13,371 ♪ Are playing hide and seek just behind the Moon 1226 01:00:13,372 --> 01:00:19,645 ♪ Waiting there until it's time to show 1227 01:00:19,646 --> 01:00:22,513 ♪ Spring is like that now 1228 01:00:22,514 --> 01:00:26,317 ♪ Far beneath the snow 1229 01:00:26,318 --> 01:00:32,858 ♪ Hiding in the place where the lost things 1230 01:00:33,659 --> 01:00:35,361 ♪ Go 1231 01:00:36,562 --> 01:00:38,496 Now, time to get some sleep. 1232 01:00:38,497 --> 01:00:39,798 And in the morning, bright and early... 1233 01:00:39,799 --> 01:00:41,333 we'll take that bowl to my cousin. 1234 01:00:41,334 --> 01:00:42,602 We'll have it mended. 1235 01:00:49,408 --> 01:00:52,243 ♪ Time to close your eyes 1236 01:00:52,244 --> 01:00:55,547 ♪ So sleep can come around 1237 01:00:55,548 --> 01:00:57,349 ♪ For when you dream 1238 01:00:57,350 --> 01:01:02,454 ♪ You'll find all that's lost is found 1239 01:01:02,455 --> 01:01:05,390 ♪ Maybe on the Moon 1240 01:01:05,391 --> 01:01:09,259 ♪ Or maybe somewhere new 1241 01:01:09,260 --> 01:01:16,868 ♪ Maybe all you're missing lives inside of you 1242 01:01:16,869 --> 01:01:24,342 ♪ So, when you need her touch and loving gaze 1243 01:01:24,343 --> 01:01:30,615 ♪ "Gone but not forgotten" is the perfect phrase 1244 01:01:30,616 --> 01:01:37,790 ♪ Smiling from a star that she makes glow 1245 01:01:37,791 --> 01:01:40,893 ♪ Trust she's always there 1246 01:01:40,894 --> 01:01:44,830 ♪ Watching as you grow 1247 01:01:44,831 --> 01:01:51,805 ♪ Find her in the place where the lost things 1248 01:01:53,373 --> 01:01:55,242 ♪ Go 1249 01:02:34,347 --> 01:02:35,615 John, look! 1250 01:02:39,319 --> 01:02:41,287 Mary Poppins' scarf. 1251 01:02:41,288 --> 01:02:43,823 It wasn't a dream after all. 1252 01:02:43,824 --> 01:02:45,658 Shall we tell her? 1253 01:02:46,525 --> 01:02:47,526 Better not. 1254 01:02:48,461 --> 01:02:50,429 I expect she already knows. 1255 01:03:04,611 --> 01:03:06,913 (BIG BEN CHIMING) 1256 01:03:08,448 --> 01:03:10,783 ADMIRAL BOOM: Blast the devil, too soon! 1257 01:03:10,784 --> 01:03:14,588 Why can't those pea-brained Big Ben buffoons get it right? 1258 01:03:16,323 --> 01:03:18,758 Ahoy there, fair lady! 1259 01:03:18,759 --> 01:03:19,859 Hello! 1260 01:03:19,860 --> 01:03:21,794 - Good morning. Oh! - JACK: Oh! 1261 01:03:21,795 --> 01:03:23,462 I'm sorry, miss. 1262 01:03:23,463 --> 01:03:24,830 Oh, no, no. It's quite all right. Don't worry. 1263 01:03:24,831 --> 01:03:25,966 - Let me help you with that. - Thank you. 1264 01:03:25,967 --> 01:03:27,500 MARY: Good morning, Jane. 1265 01:03:27,501 --> 01:03:28,868 I see you've bumped into Jack. 1266 01:03:28,869 --> 01:03:30,603 The children and I are heading into town 1267 01:03:30,604 --> 01:03:31,838 to get something fixed. 1268 01:03:31,839 --> 01:03:33,404 Would you like to come with us? 1269 01:03:33,405 --> 01:03:35,941 Work calls, I'm afraid. We've got a rally today. 1270 01:03:35,942 --> 01:03:39,411 Oh, that's right. You ought to give Jack one of those flyers. 1271 01:03:40,614 --> 01:03:42,047 You're Miss Banks, aren't you? 1272 01:03:42,048 --> 01:03:43,481 Yes. 1273 01:03:43,482 --> 01:03:44,817 I don't know if you remember me. 1274 01:03:44,818 --> 01:03:45,918 I used to wave to you when I'd see you 1275 01:03:45,919 --> 01:03:47,887 up there in that very window. 1276 01:03:47,888 --> 01:03:49,054 Yes. 1277 01:03:49,055 --> 01:03:50,422 Jack. 1278 01:03:50,423 --> 01:03:52,792 Yes, of course, I remember. 1279 01:03:52,793 --> 01:03:54,126 Call me Jane, please. 1280 01:03:54,127 --> 01:03:55,628 Of course, I was much younger then. 1281 01:03:55,629 --> 01:03:56,929 (CHUCKLES) True... 1282 01:03:56,930 --> 01:03:59,765 but your smile hasn't changed a bit. 1283 01:03:59,766 --> 01:04:02,902 Well, it's this afternoon, if you can make it. 1284 01:04:02,903 --> 01:04:04,070 SPRUCE, eh? 1285 01:04:04,071 --> 01:04:06,072 Good for you, Jane Banks. 1286 01:04:06,073 --> 01:04:07,573 All us lamplighters know 1287 01:04:07,574 --> 01:04:09,542 what a fine job you're doing for the workers. 1288 01:04:09,543 --> 01:04:11,144 Well, we try our best. 1289 01:04:11,145 --> 01:04:12,645 If you ever need a ladder raised 1290 01:04:12,646 --> 01:04:14,147 or a lamp lit, consider it done. 1291 01:04:14,148 --> 01:04:17,483 Thank you, Jack. Thank you. (CHUCKLES) 1292 01:04:17,484 --> 01:04:18,819 (CONVERSATION CONTINUES INDISTINCTLY) 1293 01:04:18,820 --> 01:04:20,451 Polishing the keyhole, are we? 1294 01:04:20,452 --> 01:04:21,887 Look at this. 1295 01:04:21,888 --> 01:04:24,658 Miss Jane's chatting with that handsome lamplighter. 1296 01:04:26,392 --> 01:04:27,860 It looks like he's lit her up as well, don't it? 1297 01:04:27,861 --> 01:04:28,961 Oh, Ellen! 1298 01:04:28,962 --> 01:04:30,462 Oh, no, nothing will come of it. 1299 01:04:30,463 --> 01:04:32,464 No, she says that ship's sailed. 1300 01:04:32,465 --> 01:04:33,999 And I say, there are always other ships. 1301 01:04:34,000 --> 01:04:35,134 MICHAEL: My alarm didn't ring. 1302 01:04:35,135 --> 01:04:37,703 Oh, dear. Let me help you. 1303 01:04:37,704 --> 01:04:39,505 (SIGHS) I'm gonna be late. 1304 01:04:39,506 --> 01:04:40,639 That's all that I need! 1305 01:04:40,640 --> 01:04:42,041 Well, you're not late yet, are you? 1306 01:04:42,042 --> 01:04:43,509 Here you are. 1307 01:04:43,510 --> 01:04:44,811 Off you go. 1308 01:04:46,180 --> 01:04:47,981 (JANE GIGGLING) 1309 01:04:47,982 --> 01:04:49,415 Good morning, Michael. 1310 01:04:49,416 --> 01:04:50,984 Hello, forgive me, I have to run. 1311 01:04:50,985 --> 01:04:52,518 - Watch where you're... Michael! - I am so sorry! 1312 01:04:52,519 --> 01:04:53,619 Oh, it's fine. 1313 01:04:53,620 --> 01:04:56,422 Um, I'm looking for number 19. 1314 01:04:56,423 --> 01:04:57,791 BOTH: It's two doors down. 1315 01:04:57,792 --> 01:04:58,992 (BOTH CHUCKLE) 1316 01:04:58,993 --> 01:05:01,427 Many thanks. Sincerely. 1317 01:05:01,428 --> 01:05:04,698 Michael, your briefcase! 1318 01:05:04,699 --> 01:05:06,199 Blimey, he'd leave his head 1319 01:05:06,200 --> 01:05:08,467 on the breakfast table if it weren't screwed on. 1320 01:05:08,468 --> 01:05:10,035 Here, Ellen. I'll take the briefcase. 1321 01:05:10,036 --> 01:05:12,071 The children and I are heading that way on an errand. 1322 01:05:12,072 --> 01:05:13,672 We'll stop by the bank afterwards. 1323 01:05:13,673 --> 01:05:15,542 I'll give you a lift. My rounds are done. 1324 01:05:16,042 --> 01:05:17,443 Wonderful. 1325 01:05:17,444 --> 01:05:19,212 All aboard, everyone. Come on. 1326 01:05:19,213 --> 01:05:21,013 GEORGIE: On the bicycle? 1327 01:05:21,014 --> 01:05:23,149 But there are five of us. We can't all fit. 1328 01:05:23,150 --> 01:05:25,151 The weight on those wheels alone. 1329 01:05:25,152 --> 01:05:27,153 Mary Poppins, how much do you weigh? 1330 01:05:27,154 --> 01:05:28,721 Never you mind about that. 1331 01:05:28,722 --> 01:05:30,991 It's all a question of balance. 1332 01:05:30,992 --> 01:05:33,760 - Annabel here. - Whoa! 1333 01:05:33,761 --> 01:05:36,029 - And then John. - JOHN: Whoa! 1334 01:05:36,030 --> 01:05:37,964 Oh, sit up straight! You're not flour bags. 1335 01:05:37,965 --> 01:05:40,233 - Georgie at the front. - Yay! 1336 01:05:40,234 --> 01:05:42,202 - Mary Poppins, you here. - (ALL EXCLAIM) 1337 01:05:42,203 --> 01:05:43,570 - I've got it! - Blimey! 1338 01:05:43,571 --> 01:05:44,971 All right, everybody. 1339 01:05:44,972 --> 01:05:46,973 Primed and ready, Mr. Binnacle? 1340 01:05:46,974 --> 01:05:48,708 Ready and charged, sir. 1341 01:05:48,709 --> 01:05:50,610 - Ready, everyone? - CHILDREN: Ready! 1342 01:05:50,611 --> 01:05:51,978 Are you sure this is quite safe? 1343 01:05:51,979 --> 01:05:53,613 Not in the slightest. Ready. 1344 01:05:53,614 --> 01:05:54,681 ADMIRAL BOOM: Three! 1345 01:05:54,682 --> 01:05:55,749 Two! 1346 01:05:55,750 --> 01:05:57,650 - Steady! - One! 1347 01:05:57,651 --> 01:05:59,118 - Fire! - Go! 1348 01:05:59,119 --> 01:06:00,687 (CHILDREN EXCLAIMING) 1349 01:06:08,062 --> 01:06:09,496 (CHILDREN LAUGHING) 1350 01:06:27,148 --> 01:06:30,484 Now, pull over, right ahead. Thank you, Jack. 1351 01:06:34,956 --> 01:06:37,791 Right. Off we go, jiggity-jog. 1352 01:06:37,792 --> 01:06:38,859 Thank you, Georgie. 1353 01:06:41,562 --> 01:06:42,697 This way, please. 1354 01:06:52,206 --> 01:06:54,606 Never noticed this alley before. 1355 01:06:54,607 --> 01:06:55,909 Well, clearly you've never had 1356 01:06:55,910 --> 01:06:58,045 a Royal Doulton bowl that wanted mending. 1357 01:06:58,913 --> 01:07:00,114 Straight ahead. 1358 01:07:04,285 --> 01:07:05,986 Here we are. 1359 01:07:05,987 --> 01:07:07,220 (KNOCKING ON DOOR) 1360 01:07:07,221 --> 01:07:10,757 "Topotrepolovsky's all repairs, 1361 01:07:10,758 --> 01:07:12,592 "large and small fix-it shop." 1362 01:07:12,593 --> 01:07:14,761 Looks as though it's just a small fix-it shop today. 1363 01:07:14,762 --> 01:07:16,196 That's just what we want. 1364 01:07:16,197 --> 01:07:19,266 The bowl only needs a small fix, after all. 1365 01:07:19,267 --> 01:07:21,735 (GROANS) So now my head is a door knocker. 1366 01:07:21,736 --> 01:07:23,137 (SIGHS) 1367 01:07:23,138 --> 01:07:25,172 I suppose my beak might be useful for opening cans. 1368 01:07:25,173 --> 01:07:27,675 You fuss, fuss, fuss. Don't be so dramatic. 1369 01:07:32,847 --> 01:07:34,581 Cousin Topsy! 1370 01:07:35,282 --> 01:07:37,350 TOPSY: Mary Poppins! 1371 01:07:37,351 --> 01:07:40,220 Oh, for the love of all that is holy... 1372 01:07:40,221 --> 01:07:41,888 do not come in! 1373 01:07:41,889 --> 01:07:43,590 Don't be so rude! 1374 01:07:43,591 --> 01:07:45,825 TOPSY: Please stay away. 1375 01:07:45,826 --> 01:07:48,661 - It is Second Wednesday! - (GASPS) 1376 01:07:48,662 --> 01:07:52,599 Second Wednesday. Oh, dear. I'd forgotten. 1377 01:07:52,600 --> 01:07:55,270 Still, today or never, that's my motto. 1378 01:07:56,704 --> 01:07:57,971 Ouch! 1379 01:07:57,972 --> 01:07:59,207 There we are! 1380 01:08:04,612 --> 01:08:05,713 Follow me. 1381 01:08:08,350 --> 01:08:10,717 TOPSY: So, in you come. 1382 01:08:10,718 --> 01:08:14,121 You do not listen to Topsy. 1383 01:08:14,122 --> 01:08:15,689 - (MARY STAMMERS) - (RUMBLING) 1384 01:08:17,059 --> 01:08:18,926 TOPSY: Oh, no! 1385 01:08:18,927 --> 01:08:20,995 It has begun! 1386 01:08:22,997 --> 01:08:24,732 (TOPSY EXCLAIMING) 1387 01:08:27,268 --> 01:08:28,802 (SIGHS) 1388 01:08:28,803 --> 01:08:30,571 (CHILDREN GASP) 1389 01:08:31,939 --> 01:08:34,741 Now, what do you want? 1390 01:08:34,742 --> 01:08:36,142 You have guests, cousin. 1391 01:08:36,143 --> 01:08:38,111 You might at least greet them at the door. 1392 01:08:38,112 --> 01:08:39,913 And how am I to do that, please, 1393 01:08:39,914 --> 01:08:43,350 when I am down here, up on the ceiling? 1394 01:08:43,351 --> 01:08:45,718 (SIGHS) Very well, we'll come to you. 1395 01:08:45,719 --> 01:08:47,720 Excuse me, please, Georgie. 1396 01:08:47,721 --> 01:08:49,656 Now, this way. 1397 01:08:49,657 --> 01:08:52,326 Be careful on the way up. 1398 01:08:52,327 --> 01:08:53,894 TOPSY: Why be careful? 1399 01:08:53,895 --> 01:08:56,831 Leave it all for Topsy to fix. 1400 01:08:56,832 --> 01:08:59,767 Climb on my shelves. Step on the toys. 1401 01:08:59,768 --> 01:09:01,202 (CLATTERING) 1402 01:09:01,203 --> 01:09:04,371 Kick the little china dolls in their faces. 1403 01:09:04,372 --> 01:09:07,108 John, Annabel, Georgie and Jack... 1404 01:09:07,109 --> 01:09:08,374 this is my cousin. 1405 01:09:08,375 --> 01:09:11,277 Second cousin, many times removed. 1406 01:09:11,278 --> 01:09:14,315 MARY: Tatiana Antanasia Cositori Topotrepolovsky. 1407 01:09:14,316 --> 01:09:18,352 Oh, but you may call me Topsy. (CHUCKLES) 1408 01:09:18,353 --> 01:09:19,853 That's an unusual accent you've got there. 1409 01:09:19,854 --> 01:09:21,020 Where are you from? 1410 01:09:21,021 --> 01:09:22,356 Oh, that's very interesting story... 1411 01:09:22,357 --> 01:09:23,990 We have no idea. 1412 01:09:23,991 --> 01:09:25,892 We need you to fix this bowl, dear. 1413 01:09:25,893 --> 01:09:28,896 No, no, no. It is as I have told to you... 1414 01:09:28,897 --> 01:09:30,697 second Wednesday of the month... 1415 01:09:30,698 --> 01:09:33,167 when everything is turning turtle. 1416 01:09:33,168 --> 01:09:34,768 - (SIGHS) - ANNABEL: "Turning turtle"? 1417 01:09:34,769 --> 01:09:36,303 What exactly does that mean? 1418 01:09:36,304 --> 01:09:39,840 It means my whole world goes flippity-flop 1419 01:09:39,841 --> 01:09:41,709 like a turtle on his back. 1420 01:09:41,710 --> 01:09:43,777 And I don't know my up from my down, 1421 01:09:43,778 --> 01:09:45,346 my east from my west. 1422 01:09:45,347 --> 01:09:47,848 - My topsy from my bottomsy. - (CHILDREN GIGGLE) 1423 01:09:47,849 --> 01:09:50,251 Yes, I think we've all grasped the concept. 1424 01:09:50,252 --> 01:09:52,354 Good. That's quick for you. 1425 01:09:52,355 --> 01:09:56,122 You see, my littles, anything I try to fix... 1426 01:09:56,123 --> 01:09:59,025 on Second Wednesday goes kerflooey. 1427 01:09:59,026 --> 01:10:00,927 Kerflooey. 1428 01:10:00,928 --> 01:10:02,129 - Kerflooey! - (CLATTERS) 1429 01:10:02,130 --> 01:10:03,430 (CHILDREN GIGGLE) 1430 01:10:03,431 --> 01:10:04,431 Please, cousin, you have always said 1431 01:10:04,432 --> 01:10:06,033 that you can fix anything. 1432 01:10:06,034 --> 01:10:08,269 (SIGHS) Sweet girl, you tell Mary Poppins, 1433 01:10:08,270 --> 01:10:09,836 who doesn't listen... 1434 01:10:09,837 --> 01:10:11,305 that any other day, 1435 01:10:11,306 --> 01:10:14,875 Tatiana Antanasia Cositori Topotrepolovsky... 1436 01:10:14,876 --> 01:10:16,811 can fix anything. 1437 01:10:18,480 --> 01:10:21,348 ♪ If you ring with something broken 1438 01:10:21,349 --> 01:10:23,817 ♪ On a Thursday 1439 01:10:23,818 --> 01:10:28,989 ♪ I'll make new with my glue, pins and thread 1440 01:10:28,990 --> 01:10:31,959 ♪ What you bring, when I've awoken 1441 01:10:31,960 --> 01:10:34,296 ♪ On a Friday 1442 01:10:34,297 --> 01:10:39,167 ♪ I will mend, and then spend the day in bed 1443 01:10:39,168 --> 01:10:41,802 ♪ Children, Satur, Sun, and Mondays 1444 01:10:41,803 --> 01:10:43,970 ♪ Are just everything-is-fun days 1445 01:10:43,971 --> 01:10:47,374 ♪ But in the second week, I wear a frown 1446 01:10:47,375 --> 01:10:50,878 ♪ For I know that after Tuesday 1447 01:10:50,879 --> 01:10:53,147 ♪ Comes the Topsy-gets-bad-news day 1448 01:10:53,148 --> 01:10:55,983 ♪ It's the dreaded Second Wednesday 1449 01:10:55,984 --> 01:11:01,322 ♪ When from nine to noon my life turns upside down 1450 01:11:01,323 --> 01:11:03,123 (CHILDREN LAUGHING) 1451 01:11:03,124 --> 01:11:04,125 (GEORGIE SCREAMS) 1452 01:11:06,428 --> 01:11:09,997 ♪ Fast is slow, low is high Stop is go and that is why 1453 01:11:09,998 --> 01:11:13,100 ♪ Every Second Wednesday is a hurdle 1454 01:11:13,101 --> 01:11:14,969 ♪ From eight to nine all is well 1455 01:11:14,970 --> 01:11:16,870 ♪ Then I roll over on my shell 1456 01:11:16,871 --> 01:11:19,507 ♪ And all because the world is turning turtle 1457 01:11:19,508 --> 01:11:23,478 ♪ Now day is night, dog is cat Black is white, thin is fat 1458 01:11:23,479 --> 01:11:26,548 ♪ That is why I'm loosening up my girdle 1459 01:11:26,549 --> 01:11:28,516 ♪ I cannot help this charming troupe 1460 01:11:28,517 --> 01:11:30,385 ♪ Don't mock me 'cause I'm in the soup 1461 01:11:30,386 --> 01:11:33,520 ♪ And why? Because the world is turning turtle 1462 01:11:33,521 --> 01:11:37,024 ♪ Oh, woe is me I'm as opposite as I can be 1463 01:11:37,025 --> 01:11:40,427 ♪ I long for Thursdays when the world is drab 1464 01:11:40,428 --> 01:11:42,129 ♪ When will it cease? 1465 01:11:42,130 --> 01:11:44,098 ♪ Now my life resembles War and Peace 1466 01:11:44,099 --> 01:11:46,100 ♪ That Tolstoy certainly had the gift of gab 1467 01:11:46,101 --> 01:11:47,502 ♪ I couldn't get through it 1468 01:11:47,503 --> 01:11:49,236 ♪ Bottom's top, yin is yang 1469 01:11:49,237 --> 01:11:51,071 ♪ Peace and quiet's sturm und drang 1470 01:11:51,072 --> 01:11:54,309 ♪ Tuesday nights, my blood begins to curdle 1471 01:11:54,310 --> 01:11:56,076 ♪ East is west, in is out 1472 01:11:56,077 --> 01:11:57,845 ♪ And that is why I need to shout 1473 01:11:57,846 --> 01:12:01,816 ♪ "Oh, no! The world is turning turtle!" 1474 01:12:06,355 --> 01:12:08,856 ♪ Oh, if you had come some other morn 1475 01:12:08,857 --> 01:12:10,859 ♪ You wouldn't have found me so forlorn 1476 01:12:10,860 --> 01:12:12,360 ♪ But since the day that I was born 1477 01:12:12,361 --> 01:12:14,329 ♪ Second Wednesdays is on the fritz 1478 01:12:14,330 --> 01:12:16,164 ♪ I couldn't mend this to save my soul 1479 01:12:16,165 --> 01:12:18,233 ♪ If this keeps up, I'll dig a hole 1480 01:12:18,234 --> 01:12:21,335 ♪ You say life's a cherry bowl But Wednesday's full of pits 1481 01:12:21,336 --> 01:12:23,070 ♪ Tell us, can you fix this drum? 1482 01:12:23,071 --> 01:12:25,039 ♪ Well, today is looking glum 1483 01:12:25,040 --> 01:12:27,308 - ♪ Can you mend this crack? - ♪ And broken string? 1484 01:12:27,309 --> 01:12:29,376 ♪ Well, perhaps if you all lend a hand 1485 01:12:29,377 --> 01:12:31,178 CHILDREN AND JACK: ♪ Our fingers are at your command 1486 01:12:31,179 --> 01:12:33,281 ♪ A broken songbird still can sing 1487 01:12:33,282 --> 01:12:35,049 ♪ Let's do the turtle swing 1488 01:12:35,050 --> 01:12:36,051 (GEORGIE GIGGLES) 1489 01:12:59,608 --> 01:13:02,143 (CHILDREN LAUGHING) 1490 01:13:02,144 --> 01:13:03,346 (SQUEALS) 1491 01:13:07,049 --> 01:13:09,551 ♪ Oh, woe is me Now I'm on my head 1492 01:13:09,552 --> 01:13:11,085 ♪ How can that be? 1493 01:13:11,086 --> 01:13:13,187 ♪ Well, you say "woe" but I say "lucky you" 1494 01:13:13,188 --> 01:13:14,389 - ♪ Lucky me? - ♪ Yes 1495 01:13:14,390 --> 01:13:15,557 ♪ Here, on your head 1496 01:13:15,558 --> 01:13:18,025 ♪ "A" is far behind and led by "Z" 1497 01:13:18,026 --> 01:13:20,895 ♪ It's good to get a different point of view ♪ 1498 01:13:21,930 --> 01:13:23,997 I love your shoes. 1499 01:13:23,998 --> 01:13:26,568 You see, when the world turns upside down... 1500 01:13:26,569 --> 01:13:29,105 the best thing is to turn right along with it. 1501 01:13:29,672 --> 01:13:31,272 I do see! 1502 01:13:31,273 --> 01:13:34,175 From down here, things look right side up! 1503 01:13:34,176 --> 01:13:35,643 (ALL LAUGH) 1504 01:13:35,644 --> 01:13:37,579 I wouldn't mind seeing things from that angle. 1505 01:13:37,580 --> 01:13:39,447 - Sounds like fun! - Can we? 1506 01:13:39,448 --> 01:13:41,517 Very well. Flippity-flop. 1507 01:13:42,518 --> 01:13:45,253 (CHILDREN EXCLAIMING) 1508 01:13:45,254 --> 01:13:46,522 - ♪ Near is - ♪ Far is 1509 01:13:46,523 --> 01:13:47,690 - ♪ Here is - ♪ There 1510 01:13:47,691 --> 01:13:49,124 ♪ Turtles turning everywhere 1511 01:13:49,125 --> 01:13:50,325 ♪ Things are getting clear 1512 01:13:50,326 --> 01:13:52,595 ♪ Well, knock on wood, my dear 1513 01:13:52,596 --> 01:13:54,463 (GRUNTS) 1514 01:13:54,464 --> 01:13:57,265 ♪ When you change the view from where you stood 1515 01:13:57,266 --> 01:14:00,569 ♪ The things you view will change for good 1516 01:14:02,438 --> 01:14:04,205 ♪ I never thought of things that way 1517 01:14:04,206 --> 01:14:06,207 ♪ She never thought of things that way 1518 01:14:06,208 --> 01:14:08,109 ♪ Now Wednesdays are my favorite day 1519 01:14:08,110 --> 01:14:10,211 ALL: ♪ Now Wednesdays are her favorite day 1520 01:14:10,212 --> 01:14:11,980 ♪ 'Cause that's the day I'm quite contrary 1521 01:14:11,981 --> 01:14:13,648 ♪ And now, thanks to Cousin Mary 1522 01:14:13,649 --> 01:14:16,418 ♪ I have changed, to be exact I love the fact 1523 01:14:16,419 --> 01:14:19,254 ♪ The world is turning turtle 1524 01:14:19,255 --> 01:14:21,055 ♪ Turtle 1525 01:14:21,056 --> 01:14:23,627 ♪ Turtle 1526 01:14:25,027 --> 01:14:26,262 (ALL LAUGHING) 1527 01:14:30,199 --> 01:14:33,536 Come, give your bowl to me. (CHUCKLES) 1528 01:14:33,537 --> 01:14:37,071 No more am I afraid with this new point of view. 1529 01:14:37,072 --> 01:14:38,207 Good. 1530 01:14:38,208 --> 01:14:40,276 Excuse me, but do you have any idea 1531 01:14:40,277 --> 01:14:41,411 how much our bowl might be worth? 1532 01:14:42,112 --> 01:14:43,545 In money? 1533 01:14:43,546 --> 01:14:45,547 Not very much, I'm afraid. 1534 01:14:45,548 --> 01:14:49,017 But that doesn't make it any less beautiful. 1535 01:14:49,018 --> 01:14:51,686 Our mother always said it was priceless. 1536 01:14:51,687 --> 01:14:55,558 Well, I'm sure it was to her. 1537 01:14:59,562 --> 01:15:02,430 Mary Poppins is right, for once. 1538 01:15:02,431 --> 01:15:05,234 It is all in the way that you look at things. 1539 01:15:06,101 --> 01:15:08,203 Thank you, cousin. 1540 01:15:08,204 --> 01:15:10,171 Now, come along, children. Get your hats. 1541 01:15:10,172 --> 01:15:13,342 And don't you worry about Mother's bowl. 1542 01:15:13,343 --> 01:15:16,779 I will fix and make perfect for you. 1543 01:15:16,780 --> 01:15:19,815 So you come back, maybe, next Second Wednesday? 1544 01:15:19,816 --> 01:15:22,451 MARY: Yes. Spit spot. 1545 01:15:22,452 --> 01:15:25,521 Nice meeting you, Topsy Turvy. 1546 01:15:25,522 --> 01:15:28,357 (CHUCKLES) "Topsy Turvy." 1547 01:15:28,358 --> 01:15:31,228 (CHUCKLES) I like. It's catchy. 1548 01:15:34,530 --> 01:15:35,697 Now, what do we do? 1549 01:15:35,698 --> 01:15:37,232 I have no idea. 1550 01:15:37,233 --> 01:15:38,801 Well, like Topsy said... 1551 01:15:38,802 --> 01:15:41,503 maybe we should start looking at things differently. 1552 01:15:41,504 --> 01:15:44,072 (RUMBLING AND CREAKING) 1553 01:15:44,073 --> 01:15:45,340 Oh, marvelous. 1554 01:15:45,341 --> 01:15:46,407 It looks like things are starting 1555 01:15:46,408 --> 01:15:48,177 to turn around for my cousin. 1556 01:15:55,184 --> 01:15:56,585 JOHN: Mary Poppins, 1557 01:15:56,586 --> 01:15:57,753 this is not the quickest way to the bank. 1558 01:15:57,754 --> 01:15:59,388 MARY: It is today. 1559 01:15:59,389 --> 01:16:01,089 GEORGIE: Look, there's Aunt Jane! 1560 01:16:01,090 --> 01:16:03,192 CHILDREN: Aunt Jane! Aunt Jane! 1561 01:16:03,193 --> 01:16:04,527 GEORGIE: Hello! 1562 01:16:04,528 --> 01:16:05,828 MARY: Off to the rally, are you, Jane? 1563 01:16:05,829 --> 01:16:07,463 Yes. All still here, thank goodness. 1564 01:16:07,464 --> 01:16:09,298 - Nobody fell off. - (CHILDREN CHUCKLE) 1565 01:16:09,299 --> 01:16:10,733 Say, I could come back and give you a hand with all that 1566 01:16:10,734 --> 01:16:12,568 once I drop the others at the bank. 1567 01:16:12,569 --> 01:16:15,170 Oh, no, please don't worry. I'm perfectly fine. Really. 1568 01:16:15,171 --> 01:16:16,706 Oh, nonsense. The bank's just around the corner... 1569 01:16:16,707 --> 01:16:17,774 and the children and I have 1570 01:16:17,775 --> 01:16:19,375 plenty of legs to get us there. 1571 01:16:19,376 --> 01:16:22,277 Now, climb off, everyone. Ready, and jump. 1572 01:16:22,278 --> 01:16:23,712 Steady the bicycle for me, would you, children? 1573 01:16:23,713 --> 01:16:24,780 You're sure you don't mind, Jack? 1574 01:16:24,781 --> 01:16:26,414 'Course not. 1575 01:16:26,415 --> 01:16:28,116 I was hoping to drop by that rally of yours, anyway. 1576 01:16:28,117 --> 01:16:29,885 You were? Oh, good. 1577 01:16:29,886 --> 01:16:31,454 You can ride in the front basket. 1578 01:16:32,489 --> 01:16:33,856 Really? 1579 01:16:33,857 --> 01:16:35,123 (CHUCKLES) I think she'll be better here. 1580 01:16:35,124 --> 01:16:36,692 Here, is it? 1581 01:16:36,693 --> 01:16:38,294 - Yeah. Up you go. - Now, where should I hold on? 1582 01:16:38,295 --> 01:16:39,662 Handlebars are fine. 1583 01:16:39,663 --> 01:16:41,497 - Ready? - Yes! Ready as I'll ever... 1584 01:16:41,498 --> 01:16:43,266 (SQUEALING) 1585 01:16:44,734 --> 01:16:46,436 (LAUGHING) My goodness! 1586 01:16:48,405 --> 01:16:50,239 Now, be careful here, 'cause there are cars crossing! 1587 01:16:50,240 --> 01:16:51,373 JACK: That's all right. They'll see us. 1588 01:16:51,374 --> 01:16:52,709 (JANE SCREAMS AND LAUGHS) 1589 01:16:59,650 --> 01:17:00,851 Right, that's enough. 1590 01:17:05,590 --> 01:17:07,324 Step along, children. 1591 01:17:08,357 --> 01:17:09,693 (HORNS HONKING) 1592 01:17:11,561 --> 01:17:12,662 (INDISTINCT CHATTER) 1593 01:17:14,196 --> 01:17:15,664 JOHN: There must be someone at this bank 1594 01:17:15,665 --> 01:17:17,399 who could help us save our house. 1595 01:17:17,400 --> 01:17:18,767 I'm sure Father's already asked. 1596 01:17:18,768 --> 01:17:20,302 Well, we haven't. 1597 01:17:20,303 --> 01:17:21,670 Maybe we could get them 1598 01:17:21,671 --> 01:17:22,938 to see things from a new point of view. 1599 01:17:22,939 --> 01:17:24,840 Sit over there, please, children. 1600 01:17:24,841 --> 01:17:26,241 Good afternoon. 1601 01:17:26,242 --> 01:17:27,576 I'd like to see Mr. Michael... 1602 01:17:27,577 --> 01:17:29,378 I'll need a signature for those, sir. 1603 01:17:29,379 --> 01:17:31,347 Of course. Excuse me a moment. 1604 01:17:31,348 --> 01:17:32,382 Well! 1605 01:17:37,788 --> 01:17:39,689 FRYE: We mustn't be late for Mr. Wilkins. 1606 01:17:39,690 --> 01:17:41,391 (GOODING SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY) 1607 01:17:43,360 --> 01:17:45,227 What did you do that for? 1608 01:17:45,228 --> 01:17:46,763 You hurt his feelings. 1609 01:17:46,764 --> 01:17:48,832 You do know who those men are, don't you, Georgie? 1610 01:17:48,833 --> 01:17:51,534 Yes. They're the lawyers. 1611 01:17:51,535 --> 01:17:53,268 He's the nice one. 1612 01:17:53,269 --> 01:17:56,405 Maybe we could convince him to help us. 1613 01:17:56,406 --> 01:17:58,207 JOHN: Worth a try. 1614 01:17:58,208 --> 01:18:00,443 Today or never, that's my motto. 1615 01:18:03,680 --> 01:18:04,848 (WHISPERS) Come on! 1616 01:18:13,490 --> 01:18:15,457 Now, how can I help you? 1617 01:18:15,458 --> 01:18:17,928 Finally. I'd like to see Mr. Michael Banks, please. 1618 01:18:21,464 --> 01:18:22,399 WOMAN: (OVER PHONE) Hello. Operator. 1619 01:18:26,369 --> 01:18:28,739 - FRYE: May we go in? - PENNY: He's expecting you. 1620 01:18:34,879 --> 01:18:37,747 Is there something I can do for you, children? 1621 01:18:37,748 --> 01:18:39,717 May I have a sweet, please? 1622 01:18:42,353 --> 01:18:43,752 Yes, of course you can, dear. 1623 01:18:43,753 --> 01:18:44,853 - (CHUCKLES) - You all can. 1624 01:18:44,854 --> 01:18:46,555 FRYE: Is in foreclosure. 1625 01:18:46,556 --> 01:18:48,390 GOODING: Mr. Michael Banks, 17 Cherry Tree Lane. 1626 01:18:48,391 --> 01:18:49,692 FRYE: In foreclosure. 1627 01:18:49,693 --> 01:18:51,961 How many repossessions, so far, this month? 1628 01:18:51,962 --> 01:18:54,496 19, sir. And we have nearly that amount 1629 01:18:54,497 --> 01:18:56,465 scheduled for next week alone. 1630 01:18:56,466 --> 01:18:57,701 Who'd have thought this slump 1631 01:18:57,702 --> 01:18:59,301 would be so good for business, eh? 1632 01:18:59,302 --> 01:19:00,937 I wonder, Mr. Wilkins, if, perhaps... 1633 01:19:00,938 --> 01:19:02,906 as Michael Banks is an employee, 1634 01:19:02,907 --> 01:19:04,841 you might consider giving him a few more weeks. 1635 01:19:04,842 --> 01:19:06,843 And lose our chance to get that house? 1636 01:19:06,844 --> 01:19:07,977 I mean... (STAMMERS) 1637 01:19:07,978 --> 01:19:10,313 I don't like to lose, Mr. Frye. 1638 01:19:11,749 --> 01:19:12,750 (BUZZER BUZZING) 1639 01:19:14,585 --> 01:19:16,886 WILKINS: Didn't I ask for more tea, Miss Farthing? 1640 01:19:16,887 --> 01:19:18,956 Yes, sir. Right away, Mr. Wilkins. 1641 01:19:20,958 --> 01:19:23,394 Why don't you all help yourselves? 1642 01:19:25,496 --> 01:19:27,464 Come on. 1643 01:19:27,465 --> 01:19:31,366 "Office of the Bank Chairman." We can't go in there. 1644 01:19:31,367 --> 01:19:33,368 WILKINS: I'm running a business, not a charity. 1645 01:19:33,369 --> 01:19:34,771 FRYE: It's just that, well... 1646 01:19:34,772 --> 01:19:36,305 his family has suffered 1647 01:19:36,306 --> 01:19:37,874 tremendous hardship this past year... 1648 01:19:37,875 --> 01:19:40,375 WILKINS: You are not giving Banks one more second... 1649 01:19:40,376 --> 01:19:42,078 to pay off that loan. 1650 01:19:42,079 --> 01:19:44,013 Do I make myself clear? 1651 01:19:44,014 --> 01:19:45,481 - Look. - Shh! 1652 01:19:45,482 --> 01:19:46,850 GEORGIE: It's the wolf. 1653 01:19:46,851 --> 01:19:48,418 WILKINS: In two days, Banks will be out 1654 01:19:48,419 --> 01:19:50,553 on that street and the house... 1655 01:19:50,554 --> 01:19:51,555 will be ours. 1656 01:19:52,590 --> 01:19:54,090 JOHN: Georgie, no! 1657 01:19:54,091 --> 01:19:56,726 You can't steal our house. I'm telling my father! 1658 01:19:56,727 --> 01:19:57,861 Steal your...? 1659 01:19:57,862 --> 01:19:58,995 Who are you? 1660 01:19:58,996 --> 01:20:00,431 These are the Banks children. 1661 01:20:01,332 --> 01:20:03,600 WILKINS: Are they? 1662 01:20:03,601 --> 01:20:05,069 Come here, boy, I think you might have... 1663 01:20:05,070 --> 01:20:06,469 - Let's go, Georgie! - ANNABEL: Run! 1664 01:20:06,470 --> 01:20:07,905 Close that door, Miss Farthing! 1665 01:20:10,374 --> 01:20:12,042 (WHEEZING) 1666 01:20:12,043 --> 01:20:13,376 Fool! 1667 01:20:13,377 --> 01:20:14,545 Stop them. 1668 01:20:25,488 --> 01:20:26,956 MARY: Oh, there you are, Michael. 1669 01:20:26,957 --> 01:20:28,357 The children and I brought you your briefcase. 1670 01:20:28,358 --> 01:20:29,793 Oh, thank you. 1671 01:20:29,794 --> 01:20:30,927 - You're welcome. - Where are the children? 1672 01:20:30,928 --> 01:20:32,829 CHILDREN: Father! Father! Father! 1673 01:20:32,830 --> 01:20:34,364 - Help! - FRYE: Wait! 1674 01:20:34,365 --> 01:20:35,598 MICHAEL: What is it? What's happened? 1675 01:20:35,599 --> 01:20:37,634 He's the wolf trying to steal our house! 1676 01:20:37,635 --> 01:20:39,035 What on earth are you talking about? 1677 01:20:39,036 --> 01:20:40,737 WILKINS: I'm afraid your children 1678 01:20:40,738 --> 01:20:43,107 burst into my office just now, Banks. 1679 01:20:43,108 --> 01:20:45,542 What? 1680 01:20:45,543 --> 01:20:47,377 I was just seeing if anything could be done about extending your loan... 1681 01:20:47,378 --> 01:20:48,678 when they came in claiming 1682 01:20:48,679 --> 01:20:50,713 I was trying to steal your house. 1683 01:20:50,714 --> 01:20:51,982 He is! We heard him! 1684 01:20:51,983 --> 01:20:53,416 Mr. Wilkins is trying to help us! 1685 01:20:53,417 --> 01:20:54,885 But then, why was he chasing us? 1686 01:20:54,886 --> 01:20:56,586 I just thought they might stop running around 1687 01:20:56,587 --> 01:20:58,388 and making a scene if I offered them some sweets. 1688 01:20:58,389 --> 01:20:59,925 I'm so sorry, Mr. Wilkins. 1689 01:21:00,859 --> 01:21:02,927 See it doesn't happen again. 1690 01:21:02,928 --> 01:21:05,996 After all, you don't want your father... 1691 01:21:05,997 --> 01:21:09,666 losing his position on account of you, do you? 1692 01:21:09,667 --> 01:21:11,000 Hmm? 1693 01:21:11,001 --> 01:21:12,936 I know time is running short, Banks... 1694 01:21:12,937 --> 01:21:14,971 but I want you to have every chance 1695 01:21:14,972 --> 01:21:16,573 of paying off that loan. 1696 01:21:16,574 --> 01:21:18,541 So, I will make sure that I'm in my office 1697 01:21:18,542 --> 01:21:19,809 on Friday evening... 1698 01:21:19,810 --> 01:21:21,511 until the last stroke of midnight. 1699 01:21:21,512 --> 01:21:22,712 You have my word. 1700 01:21:22,713 --> 01:21:25,015 Oh, thank you, sir. Thank you. 1701 01:21:25,016 --> 01:21:26,017 WILKINS: Gentlemen? 1702 01:21:30,956 --> 01:21:32,022 But, Father, he really did do it. 1703 01:21:32,023 --> 01:21:33,390 Not another word! 1704 01:21:34,926 --> 01:21:36,593 - Take them home this instant! - MARY: Yes, sir. 1705 01:21:36,594 --> 01:21:38,829 We'll discuss this when I get back! 1706 01:21:38,830 --> 01:21:40,464 Come along, children. 1707 01:21:50,642 --> 01:21:52,142 JOHN: Now we've done it, haven't we? 1708 01:21:52,143 --> 01:21:53,777 I don't think I've ever seen Father 1709 01:21:53,778 --> 01:21:55,079 that upset with us before. 1710 01:21:55,080 --> 01:21:56,679 GEORGIE: But we were telling the truth! 1711 01:21:56,680 --> 01:21:58,114 ANNABEL: That doesn't matter, Georgie. 1712 01:21:58,115 --> 01:21:59,749 We got him into trouble. 1713 01:21:59,750 --> 01:22:01,918 And he doesn't even know that we broke Mother's bowl. 1714 01:22:01,919 --> 01:22:04,555 Everything we've tried to fix, we've only made it worse. 1715 01:22:32,083 --> 01:22:33,951 Which way do we go, Mary Poppins? 1716 01:22:33,952 --> 01:22:35,653 MARY: Now, why would you ask me? 1717 01:22:35,654 --> 01:22:37,755 The three of you are leading the way, after all. 1718 01:22:37,756 --> 01:22:38,956 - ANNABEL: Us? - JOHN: But we were... 1719 01:22:38,957 --> 01:22:40,791 Walking around in a fog. 1720 01:22:40,792 --> 01:22:44,161 No, we weren't. I mean, we are in a fog, but... 1721 01:22:44,162 --> 01:22:45,662 We were only talking. 1722 01:22:45,663 --> 01:22:47,530 Yes, too focused on where you've been 1723 01:22:47,531 --> 01:22:48,798 to pay attention to where you're going. 1724 01:22:48,799 --> 01:22:50,267 But Father told us to go straight home! 1725 01:22:50,268 --> 01:22:51,936 He'll be furious if we're late. 1726 01:22:51,937 --> 01:22:53,938 Not much to be done about that now, is there? 1727 01:22:53,939 --> 01:22:55,672 Are we lost, then? 1728 01:22:55,673 --> 01:22:57,141 JACK: That would depend on where you want to go. 1729 01:22:57,142 --> 01:22:58,208 CHILDREN: Jack! 1730 01:22:58,209 --> 01:22:59,710 At your service. 1731 01:22:59,711 --> 01:23:01,645 Say, what's with all the glum faces? 1732 01:23:01,646 --> 01:23:03,580 Lost sixpence and found a penny? 1733 01:23:03,581 --> 01:23:04,682 We've made a mess of everything. 1734 01:23:04,683 --> 01:23:05,916 Father's furious with us. 1735 01:23:05,917 --> 01:23:08,552 And we can't find our way home. 1736 01:23:08,553 --> 01:23:09,787 Lost? 1737 01:23:09,788 --> 01:23:10,989 Are you, Mary Poppins? 1738 01:23:11,856 --> 01:23:13,458 Hopelessly. 1739 01:23:14,559 --> 01:23:16,593 Well, now, I'm no expert... 1740 01:23:16,594 --> 01:23:18,028 but if ever I lose my way, 1741 01:23:18,029 --> 01:23:20,532 I just look for a little light to guide me. 1742 01:23:22,567 --> 01:23:26,570 ♪ Let's say you're lost 1743 01:23:26,571 --> 01:23:29,107 ♪ In a park, sure 1744 01:23:29,108 --> 01:23:34,044 ♪ You can give in to the dark, or 1745 01:23:34,045 --> 01:23:38,216 ♪ You can trip a little light fantastic with me 1746 01:23:39,784 --> 01:23:43,020 ♪ When you're alone in your room 1747 01:23:43,021 --> 01:23:46,156 ♪ Your choice is just embrace the gloom 1748 01:23:46,157 --> 01:23:52,296 ♪ Or you can trip a little light fantastic with me 1749 01:23:52,297 --> 01:23:55,699 ♪ For if you hide under the covers 1750 01:23:55,700 --> 01:23:58,168 ♪ You might never see the day 1751 01:23:58,169 --> 01:24:01,672 ♪ But if a spark can start inside your heart 1752 01:24:01,673 --> 01:24:03,341 ♪ Then you can always find the way 1753 01:24:03,342 --> 01:24:06,144 ♪ So when life is gettin' dreary 1754 01:24:06,145 --> 01:24:08,746 ♪ Just pretend that you're a leerie 1755 01:24:08,747 --> 01:24:12,750 ♪ As you trip a little light fantastic with me 1756 01:24:12,751 --> 01:24:14,252 What's a leerie? 1757 01:24:14,253 --> 01:24:16,788 Why, it's what we lamplighters call ourselves, of course. 1758 01:24:16,789 --> 01:24:18,923 Time to send up the call to arms. 1759 01:24:18,924 --> 01:24:22,660 Leeries, trip the light to lead the way! 1760 01:24:24,696 --> 01:24:27,698 ♪ Now, when you're stuck in the mist, sure 1761 01:24:27,699 --> 01:24:29,867 ♪ You can struggle and resist, or 1762 01:24:29,868 --> 01:24:33,804 ♪ You can trip a little light fantastic with me 1763 01:24:33,805 --> 01:24:36,707 ♪ Now, say you're lost in the crowd, well 1764 01:24:36,708 --> 01:24:38,909 ♪ You can stamp and scream out loud, or 1765 01:24:38,910 --> 01:24:42,813 ♪ You can trip a little light fantastic with me 1766 01:24:42,814 --> 01:24:44,748 ♪ And when the fog comes rollin' in 1767 01:24:44,749 --> 01:24:47,352 ♪ Just keep your feet upon the path 1768 01:24:47,353 --> 01:24:50,055 ♪ Mustn't mope and frown Or worse, lie down 1769 01:24:50,056 --> 01:24:51,923 ♪ Don't let it be your epitaph 1770 01:24:51,924 --> 01:24:54,259 ♪ So, when life is gettin' scary 1771 01:24:54,260 --> 01:24:56,361 ♪ Be your own illuminary 1772 01:24:56,362 --> 01:25:00,231 ♪ Who can shine their light for all the world to see 1773 01:25:00,232 --> 01:25:04,103 ♪ As you trip a little light fantastic with me 1774 01:25:06,739 --> 01:25:07,938 - ANNABEL: Hello. - JOHN: Hello. 1775 01:25:07,939 --> 01:25:09,673 ANNABEL: Thank you! 1776 01:25:09,674 --> 01:25:11,675 ♪ A leerie loves the edge of night 1777 01:25:11,676 --> 01:25:13,744 ♪ Though dim, to him, the world looks bright 1778 01:25:13,745 --> 01:25:15,779 ♪ He's got the gift of second sight 1779 01:25:15,780 --> 01:25:17,714 LEERIES: ♪ To trip a little light fantastic! 1780 01:25:17,715 --> 01:25:19,850 JACK: ♪ A leerie's job's to light the way 1781 01:25:19,851 --> 01:25:21,819 LEERIES: ♪ To take the night and make it day! 1782 01:25:21,820 --> 01:25:23,887 ♪ We mimic the Moon Yes, that's our aim 1783 01:25:23,888 --> 01:25:26,192 LEERIES: ♪ For we're the keepers of the flame! 1784 01:25:28,427 --> 01:25:30,929 ♪ And if you're deep inside a tunnel 1785 01:25:30,930 --> 01:25:33,098 ♪ And there is no end in sight 1786 01:25:33,099 --> 01:25:35,433 ♪ Well, just carry on until the dawn 1787 01:25:35,434 --> 01:25:37,937 ♪ It's darkest right before the light ♪ 1788 01:25:40,873 --> 01:25:42,006 JOHN: Now what do we do? 1789 01:25:42,007 --> 01:25:43,341 Well, just as Jack said... 1790 01:25:43,342 --> 01:25:44,877 we follow the light. 1791 01:25:49,849 --> 01:25:51,016 (TAPPING) 1792 01:25:52,184 --> 01:25:53,252 (CHILDREN GASP) 1793 01:26:00,692 --> 01:26:02,194 Whoa! (LAUGHS) 1794 01:26:03,362 --> 01:26:04,896 (ANNABEL YELLS) 1795 01:26:18,944 --> 01:26:21,412 ♪ As you trip a little light fantastic 1796 01:26:21,413 --> 01:26:23,715 ♪ Won't you trip a little light fantastic? 1797 01:26:23,716 --> 01:26:25,316 ♪ Come on 1798 01:26:25,317 --> 01:26:27,153 ♪ Trip a little light fantastic with me ♪ 1799 01:26:30,890 --> 01:26:32,892 (SLOW INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING) 1800 01:26:48,374 --> 01:26:50,376 (UPBEAT INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING) 1801 01:27:08,227 --> 01:27:09,761 LEERIES: Oi! 1802 01:27:09,762 --> 01:27:10,763 Oi! 1803 01:27:12,231 --> 01:27:13,232 Oi! 1804 01:28:19,265 --> 01:28:20,565 Come along! 1805 01:28:20,566 --> 01:28:22,533 Join us in a bit of kick and prance. 1806 01:28:22,534 --> 01:28:24,369 What did he say? 1807 01:28:24,370 --> 01:28:26,904 "Kick and prance," it means "dance." It's leerie speak. 1808 01:28:26,905 --> 01:28:28,106 You don't say the word you mean, 1809 01:28:28,107 --> 01:28:29,841 you say something that rhymes, only... 1810 01:28:29,842 --> 01:28:31,342 Here, I'll show you how it works. 1811 01:28:31,343 --> 01:28:33,512 Angus, give us your weep and wail. 1812 01:28:33,513 --> 01:28:35,213 To the rest of ya, that means "tale." 1813 01:28:35,214 --> 01:28:36,282 ♪ I was short of a sheet 1814 01:28:36,283 --> 01:28:37,882 ♪ He was in the street 1815 01:28:37,883 --> 01:28:39,251 ♪ Just to tumble down the sink 1816 01:28:39,252 --> 01:28:40,852 ♪ Just to get himself a drink 1817 01:28:40,853 --> 01:28:42,588 ♪ Then I pinched what's fatter 1818 01:28:42,589 --> 01:28:44,390 - ♪ He grabbed his ladder - ♪ To smile and smirk 1819 01:28:44,391 --> 01:28:45,557 - BOTH: ♪ To work! - There's nothing to it. 1820 01:28:45,558 --> 01:28:47,059 Can you speak leerie, Mary Poppins? 1821 01:28:47,060 --> 01:28:48,427 Can I speak leerie? 1822 01:28:48,428 --> 01:28:50,596 Of course she can. She's Mary Poppins! 1823 01:28:50,597 --> 01:28:52,965 - Can we do it with you? - BOTH: Please? 1824 01:28:52,966 --> 01:28:54,933 Oh, very well then. 1825 01:28:54,934 --> 01:28:57,202 JACK: ♪ Children, tell us your sorry tale 1826 01:28:57,203 --> 01:28:59,038 LEERIES: ♪ Give us your weep and wail! 1827 01:28:59,039 --> 01:29:01,040 - ♪ Well, we had this bowl - ♪ Rabbit in the hole 1828 01:29:01,041 --> 01:29:03,042 - ♪ That fell and broke - ♪ Bicycle spoke 1829 01:29:03,043 --> 01:29:04,577 - ♪ So we took it to a shop - ♪ Like a lollipop 1830 01:29:04,578 --> 01:29:06,011 ♪ And went upside down! 1831 01:29:06,012 --> 01:29:07,513 MARY: ♪ That's a circus clown 1832 01:29:07,514 --> 01:29:09,380 - ♪ Then went to the bank - ♪ Rattle and clank 1833 01:29:09,381 --> 01:29:10,948 - ♪ Got lost in the fog - ♪ Lump on a log 1834 01:29:10,949 --> 01:29:11,983 JOHN: ♪ Till we found our friend 1835 01:29:11,984 --> 01:29:13,652 ♪ To stand and defend 1836 01:29:13,653 --> 01:29:15,454 - ♪ Who took us on a trip - ♪ Snap a horse's whip 1837 01:29:15,455 --> 01:29:17,222 ♪ And we tripped a little light fantastic! 1838 01:29:17,223 --> 01:29:18,457 ♪ Now, that sounds a little bit bombastic 1839 01:29:18,458 --> 01:29:19,525 ♪ But they tripped the light 1840 01:29:19,526 --> 01:29:21,260 ♪ We tripped the light 1841 01:29:21,261 --> 01:29:23,027 ♪ Let's trip a little light fantastic! 1842 01:29:23,028 --> 01:29:24,364 (MUSIC CONTINUES) 1843 01:29:44,652 --> 01:29:46,252 LEERIES: ♪ Join us, Mary Poppins! 1844 01:30:07,474 --> 01:30:09,008 (LEERIES EXCLAIM) 1845 01:30:55,054 --> 01:30:56,288 You've got it! 1846 01:30:56,289 --> 01:30:58,424 Now let's get you all back home! 1847 01:30:58,425 --> 01:31:01,761 ALL: ♪ Now, if your life is gettin' foggy 1848 01:31:01,762 --> 01:31:04,029 ♪ That's no reason to complain 1849 01:31:04,030 --> 01:31:06,733 ♪ There's so much in store inside the door 1850 01:31:06,734 --> 01:31:09,068 ♪ Of 17 Cherry Tree Lane! 1851 01:31:13,139 --> 01:31:15,240 ♪ So when troubles are incessant 1852 01:31:15,241 --> 01:31:17,544 ♪ Simply be more incandescent 1853 01:31:17,545 --> 01:31:21,314 ♪ For your light comes with a lifetime guarantee 1854 01:31:21,315 --> 01:31:22,715 ♪ As you 1855 01:31:22,716 --> 01:31:23,783 ♪ Trip a little light fantastic 1856 01:31:23,784 --> 01:31:26,019 ♪ Won't you 1857 01:31:26,020 --> 01:31:27,420 - ♪ Trip a little light fantastic - ♪ Come on! 1858 01:31:27,421 --> 01:31:28,556 ♪ Trip a little light fantastic 1859 01:31:30,291 --> 01:31:31,757 ♪ With me! 1860 01:31:31,758 --> 01:31:33,392 ♪ Went to the bank, rattle and clank 1861 01:31:33,393 --> 01:31:34,726 ♪ Met with the boss Pitch and toss 1862 01:31:34,727 --> 01:31:36,328 ♪ Got lost in the fog Lump on a log 1863 01:31:36,329 --> 01:31:38,398 ♪ Trip a little light fantastic! 1864 01:31:40,266 --> 01:31:42,167 CHILDREN: ♪ Trip a little light fantastic! 1865 01:31:42,168 --> 01:31:44,169 ♪ Trip a little light fantastic! 1866 01:31:44,170 --> 01:31:46,104 ♪ Trip a little light fantastic! ♪ 1867 01:31:46,105 --> 01:31:47,475 Where on earth have you all been? 1868 01:31:49,710 --> 01:31:51,243 I told you to bring them straight home. 1869 01:31:51,244 --> 01:31:52,445 I've been worried sick! 1870 01:31:52,446 --> 01:31:53,546 We're sorry we're late, Father. 1871 01:31:53,547 --> 01:31:55,180 It wasn't Mary Poppins' fault. 1872 01:31:55,181 --> 01:31:56,749 We got lost in the fog. 1873 01:31:56,750 --> 01:31:59,586 Jack and the leeries led us down the frog and toad. 1874 01:31:59,587 --> 01:32:01,387 He means road. 1875 01:32:01,388 --> 01:32:03,256 So you've been off filling the children's heads 1876 01:32:03,257 --> 01:32:04,691 with stuff and nonsense. 1877 01:32:04,692 --> 01:32:07,427 I've heard quite enough. Come in at once! 1878 01:32:07,428 --> 01:32:08,695 Best to take my leave. Good night, Mary Poppins. 1879 01:32:08,696 --> 01:32:09,762 Good night, Jack. 1880 01:32:09,763 --> 01:32:10,764 Into the parlor, go on. 1881 01:32:12,533 --> 01:32:13,534 Go on. 1882 01:32:17,705 --> 01:32:20,105 Don't be too hard on 'em, sir. 1883 01:32:20,106 --> 01:32:21,774 They're only children, after all. 1884 01:32:21,775 --> 01:32:23,610 I know they're children, my children, 1885 01:32:23,611 --> 01:32:25,344 and I will deal with them as I see fit. 1886 01:32:25,345 --> 01:32:27,547 - Now leave us to it. - Yes, sir. 1887 01:32:27,548 --> 01:32:29,015 Not you, Mary Poppins. In here. 1888 01:32:29,783 --> 01:32:31,117 Very well, sir. 1889 01:32:40,227 --> 01:32:42,329 You could have lost me my job. 1890 01:32:43,497 --> 01:32:45,632 Do you understand that? 1891 01:32:45,633 --> 01:32:48,501 Have you any idea how difficult it is to find 1892 01:32:48,502 --> 01:32:50,803 a good position like mine these days? 1893 01:32:50,804 --> 01:32:53,540 But there you all were, tearing about like a... 1894 01:32:53,541 --> 01:32:55,208 And you, Mary Poppins, 1895 01:32:55,209 --> 01:32:57,510 I thought you were here to look after these children. 1896 01:32:57,511 --> 01:33:00,480 It wasn't her doing, it was me. 1897 01:33:00,481 --> 01:33:02,716 No, it was us. 1898 01:33:02,717 --> 01:33:05,285 We thought maybe if we talked to Mr. Frye... 1899 01:33:05,286 --> 01:33:07,219 he could give you more time to save the house. 1900 01:33:07,220 --> 01:33:08,555 We were only trying to help. 1901 01:33:08,556 --> 01:33:09,757 Well, you didn't help! 1902 01:33:10,824 --> 01:33:12,525 Now... 1903 01:33:12,526 --> 01:33:15,461 I know it's been a hard year for our family... 1904 01:33:15,462 --> 01:33:17,497 and I've done all I can... 1905 01:33:17,498 --> 01:33:19,832 to keep you all from worrying, but I can't do this on my own. 1906 01:33:19,833 --> 01:33:22,635 It's too hard. I just... 1907 01:33:22,636 --> 01:33:24,537 I'm barely holding it together as it is. 1908 01:33:24,538 --> 01:33:26,539 I can't even seem to remember my briefcase in the morning... 1909 01:33:26,540 --> 01:33:27,774 and there's no more time, 1910 01:33:27,775 --> 01:33:29,375 we're about to lose our home... 1911 01:33:29,376 --> 01:33:31,211 and I can't lose this house. I just can't. 1912 01:33:32,847 --> 01:33:34,581 I don't know what to do. 1913 01:33:34,582 --> 01:33:35,784 (VOICE BREAKS) I'm sorry, I don't know what to do. 1914 01:33:39,653 --> 01:33:42,356 Everything's fallen to pieces since your mother... (CRYING) 1915 01:33:53,902 --> 01:33:56,470 Haven't we lost enough already? 1916 01:34:00,808 --> 01:34:03,376 We haven't lost Mother. 1917 01:34:03,377 --> 01:34:05,112 Not really. 1918 01:34:07,881 --> 01:34:15,188 ♪ Nothing's gone forever, only out of place 1919 01:34:15,189 --> 01:34:21,962 ♪ So when we need her touch and loving gaze 1920 01:34:21,963 --> 01:34:28,234 ♪ "Gone but not forgotten" is the perfect phrase 1921 01:34:28,235 --> 01:34:34,575 ♪ Smiling from a star that she makes glow 1922 01:34:34,576 --> 01:34:37,911 ♪ Trust she's always there 1923 01:34:37,912 --> 01:34:41,515 ♪ Watching as we grow 1924 01:34:41,516 --> 01:34:43,950 ♪ Find her in the place 1925 01:34:43,951 --> 01:34:50,290 ♪ Where the lost things go 1926 01:34:56,798 --> 01:34:59,667 When did you all get so clever? 1927 01:34:59,668 --> 01:35:01,770 Last night, Mary Poppins told us... 1928 01:35:05,840 --> 01:35:08,242 I hope I'm as clever as you when I grow up. 1929 01:35:09,744 --> 01:35:11,912 (CHUCKLES) You're right. 1930 01:35:11,913 --> 01:35:14,815 Of course, you're right, Georgie. 1931 01:35:14,816 --> 01:35:17,485 Your mother's not gone. She's in your smile. 1932 01:35:18,420 --> 01:35:19,553 (CHUCKLING) 1933 01:35:19,554 --> 01:35:21,789 And in your walk, John... 1934 01:35:21,790 --> 01:35:24,825 and Annabel's eyes. 1935 01:35:24,826 --> 01:35:28,496 And she'll always be with us wherever we go. 1936 01:35:34,635 --> 01:35:36,302 Love you. 1937 01:35:36,303 --> 01:35:39,540 Now, run along, wash your hands, get ready for dinner. 1938 01:35:46,313 --> 01:35:47,380 Did you have something to do with them 1939 01:35:47,381 --> 01:35:48,382 trying to save the house? 1940 01:35:49,984 --> 01:35:51,819 I never said a word. 1941 01:35:51,820 --> 01:35:53,655 It was all the children's idea. 1942 01:35:55,557 --> 01:35:57,057 The whole time I've been looking after them, 1943 01:35:57,058 --> 01:35:58,425 they've been looking after me. 1944 01:35:58,426 --> 01:35:59,860 I had it all backward. 1945 01:35:59,861 --> 01:36:01,629 A Banks family trait. 1946 01:36:02,897 --> 01:36:04,632 What was I thinking? 1947 01:36:06,801 --> 01:36:10,304 Some people think a great deal too much. 1948 01:36:10,305 --> 01:36:11,941 Of that I'm certain. 1949 01:36:18,047 --> 01:36:19,313 (SIGHS) 1950 01:36:52,580 --> 01:36:53,916 (LEAVES RUSTLING) 1951 01:37:14,769 --> 01:37:16,837 Here, Jane. Let me help you with that. 1952 01:37:16,838 --> 01:37:17,872 Oh, thank you. 1953 01:37:18,807 --> 01:37:20,507 No luck? 1954 01:37:20,508 --> 01:37:22,743 We can look through everything again if you like. 1955 01:37:22,744 --> 01:37:25,813 No. No, there's no point. It's nearly midnight. 1956 01:37:25,814 --> 01:37:28,682 We tried our best, but thank you, Jack, so much... 1957 01:37:28,683 --> 01:37:31,785 and thanks to all your friends for helping us. Thank you. 1958 01:37:31,786 --> 01:37:32,887 JACK: Of course. 1959 01:37:32,888 --> 01:37:34,488 Anything for you. 1960 01:37:34,489 --> 01:37:35,622 (CHUCKLES) 1961 01:37:35,623 --> 01:37:37,026 We'll be out in a moment. 1962 01:37:51,807 --> 01:37:53,342 (FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING) 1963 01:38:10,059 --> 01:38:11,425 MARY: The children have packed up 1964 01:38:11,426 --> 01:38:12,759 the last of their things themselves. 1965 01:38:12,760 --> 01:38:14,595 MICHAEL: Well done, everyone. 1966 01:38:14,596 --> 01:38:16,030 All right, have you got Gillie? 1967 01:38:16,031 --> 01:38:17,098 Yes, Father. 1968 01:38:17,099 --> 01:38:18,532 Good, good. 1969 01:38:18,533 --> 01:38:20,168 ELLEN: Good riddance to that old kitchen. 1970 01:38:20,169 --> 01:38:22,070 Never could figure out that stove. 1971 01:38:22,071 --> 01:38:23,204 (MICHAEL CHUCKLES) 1972 01:38:23,205 --> 01:38:24,906 All right, well... 1973 01:38:24,907 --> 01:38:27,508 we've spent every last moment that we can here. 1974 01:38:27,509 --> 01:38:29,578 It's time to say goodbye. 1975 01:38:31,747 --> 01:38:33,448 Goodbye, old friend! 1976 01:38:33,449 --> 01:38:35,951 ALL: Goodbye, old friend! 1977 01:38:44,859 --> 01:38:46,827 - ANNABEL: Thank you. - ELLEN: Thank you. 1978 01:38:46,828 --> 01:38:49,164 - ANNABEL: Hello, Willoughby. - JOHN: Miss Lark. Admiral. 1979 01:38:50,065 --> 01:38:52,466 (INDISTINCT CHATTER) 1980 01:38:52,467 --> 01:38:54,235 What are you all doing here so late? 1981 01:38:54,236 --> 01:38:56,204 We've been waitin' to see you off, sir. 1982 01:38:56,205 --> 01:38:57,906 We'd be here no matter what the hour. 1983 01:38:57,907 --> 01:38:59,606 MISS LARK: If you or your family 1984 01:38:59,607 --> 01:39:01,109 should ever need a place to stay... 1985 01:39:01,110 --> 01:39:03,678 Willoughby and I would be happy for the company. 1986 01:39:03,679 --> 01:39:05,013 That's very kind of you, Miss Lark. 1987 01:39:05,014 --> 01:39:06,781 Jane's offered to put us up in her flat... 1988 01:39:06,782 --> 01:39:08,116 at least for the time being. 1989 01:39:08,117 --> 01:39:10,251 No, forever, for as long as you'd like. 1990 01:39:10,252 --> 01:39:11,920 I wish you'd come with us, Ellen. 1991 01:39:11,921 --> 01:39:13,588 Oh, don't you worry about me. 1992 01:39:13,589 --> 01:39:16,624 I got a nice room fixed up at my sister's. 1993 01:39:16,625 --> 01:39:18,726 You won't leave us, will you, Mary Poppins? 1994 01:39:18,727 --> 01:39:20,229 Oh, don't be silly. 1995 01:39:20,230 --> 01:39:22,197 She says she's not leaving until the door opens. 1996 01:39:22,198 --> 01:39:24,666 In any case, your home is with us. 1997 01:39:24,667 --> 01:39:26,868 I'm pleased she got caught on your string, Georgie. 1998 01:39:26,869 --> 01:39:27,936 My kite! 1999 01:39:27,937 --> 01:39:29,171 I forgot my kite! 2000 01:39:29,172 --> 01:39:30,871 Very well, but be quick about it. 2001 01:39:30,872 --> 01:39:32,273 The Admiral's got something 2002 01:39:32,274 --> 01:39:34,943 he would like to give you, Mr. Banks, sir. 2003 01:39:34,944 --> 01:39:39,180 The H.M.S. Glad Tidings, I commanded her myself. 2004 01:39:39,181 --> 01:39:42,516 May she guide you safely into port. 2005 01:39:42,517 --> 01:39:44,285 Thank you very much, Admiral. 2006 01:39:44,286 --> 01:39:46,888 I will take very good care of her. 2007 01:39:46,889 --> 01:39:49,824 Eight bells, Mr. Binnacle, time to man our posts! 2008 01:39:49,825 --> 01:39:51,759 Yes, sir. Goodbye, Mr. Banks, sir. 2009 01:39:51,760 --> 01:39:53,194 - JANE: Bye. Bye. - MICHAEL: Goodbye, Binnacle. 2010 01:39:53,195 --> 01:39:54,562 - GEORGIE: I found it! - ANNABEL: Bye, Miss Lark. 2011 01:39:54,563 --> 01:39:56,097 JOHN: Bye, Willoughby. 2012 01:39:56,098 --> 01:39:58,199 Oh, I'm not sure that's gonna get off the ground anymore. 2013 01:39:58,200 --> 01:40:00,535 It looks more glue than kite. 2014 01:40:00,536 --> 01:40:01,936 Georgie... 2015 01:40:01,937 --> 01:40:04,572 did you patch this up with one of my old drawings? 2016 01:40:04,573 --> 01:40:07,109 It looks like you've done a fine job, there. 2017 01:40:07,110 --> 01:40:08,177 Look. 2018 01:40:08,178 --> 01:40:10,012 Can you see? 2019 01:40:10,013 --> 01:40:12,680 That's all of us together... 2020 01:40:12,681 --> 01:40:14,550 in front of the, uh... 2021 01:40:17,320 --> 01:40:19,154 - What is it, Father? - Wait. 2022 01:40:24,626 --> 01:40:26,127 "Certificate of shares"! 2023 01:40:26,128 --> 01:40:27,562 This is it. This is what we've been looking for! 2024 01:40:27,563 --> 01:40:28,863 ANNABEL AND JANE: Yes! Yes! 2025 01:40:28,864 --> 01:40:30,665 MICHAEL: We need to get to the bank! 2026 01:40:30,666 --> 01:40:31,866 What's the time? Anyone? 2027 01:40:31,867 --> 01:40:33,167 Um, seven minutes to midnight. 2028 01:40:33,168 --> 01:40:34,702 Seven minutes? It's not enough time. 2029 01:40:34,703 --> 01:40:36,070 We need to be at the bank by midnight. 2030 01:40:36,071 --> 01:40:37,339 - Take the van. - No, it's no good. 2031 01:40:37,340 --> 01:40:38,706 You still wouldn't make it in time. 2032 01:40:38,707 --> 01:40:39,974 - Well, what can we do? - Oh... 2033 01:40:39,975 --> 01:40:41,042 Nothing. We can't turn back time. 2034 01:40:41,043 --> 01:40:42,677 ANNABEL: Why not? 2035 01:40:42,678 --> 01:40:43,912 Everything is possible. 2036 01:40:44,780 --> 01:40:46,781 Even the impossible. 2037 01:40:46,782 --> 01:40:48,783 JOHN: Can we do that, Mary Poppins? 2038 01:40:48,784 --> 01:40:51,220 Can we turn back time? 2039 01:40:51,221 --> 01:40:53,755 Well, I don't see why that couldn't be arranged. 2040 01:40:53,756 --> 01:40:55,991 - (CHILDREN GASP AND LAUGH) - But that's ridiculous. 2041 01:40:55,992 --> 01:40:57,826 Indeed it is, Michael. It's nonsense. 2042 01:40:57,827 --> 01:40:59,294 Foolishness! 2043 01:40:59,295 --> 01:41:01,196 It makes no sense! And if it makes no sense... 2044 01:41:01,197 --> 01:41:02,698 CHILDREN: It can't be true! 2045 01:41:02,699 --> 01:41:03,832 What are you all talking about? 2046 01:41:03,833 --> 01:41:05,134 Never you mind about that. 2047 01:41:05,135 --> 01:41:06,667 You just get that kite to the bank... 2048 01:41:06,668 --> 01:41:08,036 as fast as possible, and leave the rest to us. 2049 01:41:08,037 --> 01:41:09,704 - MICHAEL: How will you... - ALL: Go! 2050 01:41:09,705 --> 01:41:10,838 Now, we'll need a lot of help, Jack. 2051 01:41:10,839 --> 01:41:12,206 JACK: Good as done! 2052 01:41:12,207 --> 01:41:13,708 - Go and gather the leeries! - ANGUS: Right. 2053 01:41:13,709 --> 01:41:15,310 Children, help me ready the bicycle. 2054 01:41:15,311 --> 01:41:17,279 I'll take the reins this time. Speed is of the essence. 2055 01:41:17,280 --> 01:41:19,714 JOHN: Have you ever ridden a bicycle like this before? 2056 01:41:19,715 --> 01:41:22,617 Oh, please. How different can it be from riding an elephant? 2057 01:41:22,618 --> 01:41:23,752 (INDISTINCT CHATTER) 2058 01:41:29,725 --> 01:41:32,794 - Ready, and up! - (ALL GRUNT) 2059 01:41:32,795 --> 01:41:34,830 Now, all we have to do is turn back time. 2060 01:41:34,831 --> 01:41:36,732 (CHILDREN EXCLAIMING) 2061 01:41:40,203 --> 01:41:41,771 GEORGIE: This is fun! 2062 01:42:22,779 --> 01:42:25,714 A very good week's work, gentlemen. 2063 01:42:25,715 --> 01:42:27,082 Thank you, sir. 2064 01:42:27,083 --> 01:42:30,385 It look as if Banks won't be joining us tonight. 2065 01:42:30,386 --> 01:42:32,054 He does have a few more minutes, sir. 2066 01:42:32,055 --> 01:42:34,424 You said you'd wait until the last stroke of midnight. 2067 01:42:34,425 --> 01:42:35,892 Yes, I know that! 2068 01:42:36,759 --> 01:42:38,861 So we wait. 2069 01:42:38,862 --> 01:42:41,365 I'm a man of my word. 2070 01:42:49,139 --> 01:42:50,771 How much time do we have? 2071 01:42:50,772 --> 01:42:52,976 Um, there's only five minutes left, I think. 2072 01:43:02,986 --> 01:43:05,188 Good. Now over to the tower, boys! 2073 01:43:06,990 --> 01:43:09,024 Sorry, this is as far as you go. 2074 01:43:09,025 --> 01:43:10,693 Back in a flash. 2075 01:43:20,737 --> 01:43:21,738 (JACK PANTS) 2076 01:43:23,207 --> 01:43:24,908 - Come on! - LEERIE: Come on, lads! 2077 01:43:27,244 --> 01:43:29,246 (JACK GRUNTING) 2078 01:43:33,383 --> 01:43:34,850 Ladder! 2079 01:43:34,851 --> 01:43:36,185 Jack! 2080 01:43:36,186 --> 01:43:37,420 (GRUNTING) 2081 01:43:57,840 --> 01:43:59,309 - JACK: Ladder! - LEERIE 1: Ladder! 2082 01:43:59,310 --> 01:44:00,777 - LEERIE 2: Ladder! - LEERIE 3: Ladder! 2083 01:44:03,414 --> 01:44:04,781 (GRUNTING) 2084 01:44:11,355 --> 01:44:12,722 (GRUNTS AND GASPS) 2085 01:44:15,326 --> 01:44:16,760 No, I can't watch! 2086 01:44:18,861 --> 01:44:20,029 (GRUNTING) 2087 01:44:24,000 --> 01:44:26,269 I mean, you would think they'd never done this before. 2088 01:44:38,948 --> 01:44:40,417 What are we gonna do? 2089 01:44:42,253 --> 01:44:44,121 I've got an idea! Come on! 2090 01:44:54,598 --> 01:44:56,467 (BREATHING HEAVILY) 2091 01:45:11,114 --> 01:45:12,115 Now! 2092 01:45:13,182 --> 01:45:14,183 (GRUNTS) 2093 01:45:17,554 --> 01:45:19,456 CHILDREN: Yay! 2094 01:45:25,162 --> 01:45:26,330 (GRUNTING) 2095 01:45:39,610 --> 01:45:42,211 Jack! You can turn the time back now! 2096 01:45:42,212 --> 01:45:44,947 How? I can't reach the hands! 2097 01:45:44,948 --> 01:45:47,116 Oh, honestly. 2098 01:45:47,117 --> 01:45:48,384 They better hurry. 2099 01:45:48,385 --> 01:45:50,154 We have less than a minute to go. 2100 01:45:54,223 --> 01:45:55,991 ANGUS: We're too late, Jack! 2101 01:45:55,992 --> 01:45:57,594 JACK: There's got to be a way! 2102 01:45:58,562 --> 01:45:59,563 Look! 2103 01:46:17,247 --> 01:46:19,016 - (LEERIES CHEERING) - (LAUGHS) 2104 01:46:21,218 --> 01:46:25,557 WILKINS: And three, two, one... 2105 01:46:28,459 --> 01:46:30,494 Why hasn't Big Ben chimed? 2106 01:46:30,495 --> 01:46:32,061 Perhaps your watch is running fast. 2107 01:46:32,062 --> 01:46:34,064 Don't be a simpleton, my watch never runs fast. 2108 01:46:37,000 --> 01:46:38,936 Big Ben's gone dark. 2109 01:46:41,638 --> 01:46:43,474 Relight the clock, Jack, quickly. 2110 01:46:49,446 --> 01:46:52,315 Look. They've relit Big Ben. 2111 01:46:52,316 --> 01:46:54,050 WILKINS: But that time is wrong. 2112 01:46:54,051 --> 01:46:56,153 The clock must have stopped. 2113 01:46:59,957 --> 01:47:01,125 (TIRES SCREECH) 2114 01:47:04,328 --> 01:47:05,662 WILKINS: That's Banks. 2115 01:47:05,663 --> 01:47:07,397 He's made it in time! 2116 01:47:07,398 --> 01:47:09,265 Not yet he hasn't. Get down there and make sure... 2117 01:47:09,266 --> 01:47:11,100 he doesn't get inside until that blasted clock strikes 12. 2118 01:47:11,101 --> 01:47:13,371 - But, sir... - Now, Mr. Frye! 2119 01:47:15,573 --> 01:47:17,107 (BOTH PANTING) 2120 01:47:26,016 --> 01:47:28,119 (GRUNTS) Lock it, Mr. Frye! 2121 01:47:31,722 --> 01:47:33,122 MICHAEL: Hello! 2122 01:47:33,123 --> 01:47:34,590 JANE: Hello! Let us in, please! 2123 01:47:34,591 --> 01:47:36,058 MICHAEL: Please, let us in! 2124 01:47:36,059 --> 01:47:37,393 JANE: Hello? 2125 01:47:37,394 --> 01:47:39,061 Hello? 2126 01:47:39,062 --> 01:47:40,263 - Jane. - What? 2127 01:47:40,264 --> 01:47:41,765 Let's... 2128 01:47:41,766 --> 01:47:43,601 Let's go fly a kite. 2129 01:47:45,637 --> 01:47:47,236 There it is! It's the one with the light. 2130 01:47:47,237 --> 01:47:49,238 The first one? Okay. 2131 01:47:49,239 --> 01:47:50,674 You run. I'll unspool. 2132 01:47:50,675 --> 01:47:52,276 JANE: Yes, quickly! 2133 01:47:57,080 --> 01:47:58,214 Come on! 2134 01:47:58,215 --> 01:47:59,349 MICHAEL: Come on! 2135 01:47:59,350 --> 01:48:01,084 JANE: (SHOUTING) Hello! 2136 01:48:05,490 --> 01:48:08,460 It won't work. He's never gonna see it. 2137 01:48:09,461 --> 01:48:10,995 (WIND HOWLING) 2138 01:48:20,672 --> 01:48:23,406 - (JANE GASPS) - (BOTH LAUGH) 2139 01:48:23,407 --> 01:48:25,075 - MICHAEL: Let's get in. - JANE: Yes, let's go! 2140 01:48:29,781 --> 01:48:31,347 - (KNOCKING ON DOOR) - JANE: Let us in, please! 2141 01:48:31,348 --> 01:48:32,683 MICHAEL: Please let us in! We need to get inside! 2142 01:48:32,684 --> 01:48:34,050 - (FRYE GRUNTS) - Oh! 2143 01:48:34,051 --> 01:48:36,353 - Oh, thank you! - Thank you! 2144 01:48:36,354 --> 01:48:38,120 Hurry, Mr. Banks! 2145 01:48:38,121 --> 01:48:39,122 What? 2146 01:48:41,593 --> 01:48:42,627 (DOOR OPENS) 2147 01:48:45,296 --> 01:48:47,164 What is all this? 2148 01:48:47,165 --> 01:48:48,700 It's what we've been looking for. 2149 01:48:51,503 --> 01:48:54,538 ADMIRAL BOOM: Three, two, one... 2150 01:48:54,539 --> 01:48:55,540 fire! 2151 01:48:56,374 --> 01:48:58,710 (BIG BEN CHIMING) 2152 01:49:00,245 --> 01:49:01,647 Mr. Binnacle... 2153 01:49:04,449 --> 01:49:07,752 Big Ben has finally got it right. 2154 01:49:10,755 --> 01:49:12,757 (BIG BEN TOLLING) 2155 01:49:14,759 --> 01:49:16,026 MICHAEL: And this goes... 2156 01:49:16,628 --> 01:49:18,127 at the top. 2157 01:49:18,128 --> 01:49:19,730 Uh... 2158 01:49:19,731 --> 01:49:21,865 What's that? Where did this go? Uh... 2159 01:49:21,866 --> 01:49:23,467 - GEORGIE: Right there? - MICHAEL: No. 2160 01:49:23,468 --> 01:49:24,835 - GEORGIE: No, there. - This piece goes there. 2161 01:49:24,836 --> 01:49:26,603 And does it matter that it's all cut up in bits? 2162 01:49:26,604 --> 01:49:28,272 It's still worth something, is it? 2163 01:49:28,273 --> 01:49:30,274 It's still valid, so long as all the pieces are there. 2164 01:49:30,275 --> 01:49:32,676 Is that so? 2165 01:49:32,677 --> 01:49:34,846 Now, Georgie, there was one more piece, a corner piece... 2166 01:49:34,847 --> 01:49:36,179 with a lot of signatures on it. 2167 01:49:36,180 --> 01:49:37,614 Do you remember that? 2168 01:49:37,615 --> 01:49:41,251 I must have thrown it out. I'm sorry, Father. 2169 01:49:41,252 --> 01:49:43,353 MICHAEL: Oh, that's all right, Georgie. 2170 01:49:43,354 --> 01:49:44,489 No, it isn't. 2171 01:49:47,158 --> 01:49:50,160 I'm afraid you have a problem, Banks. 2172 01:49:50,161 --> 01:49:51,529 You see, without those signatures, 2173 01:49:51,530 --> 01:49:53,097 you have no bank shares... 2174 01:49:54,298 --> 01:49:55,433 no house... 2175 01:49:56,501 --> 01:49:58,235 you have nothing. 2176 01:49:58,236 --> 01:49:59,570 What? 2177 01:49:59,571 --> 01:50:01,238 But he knows you have the bank shares! 2178 01:50:01,239 --> 01:50:02,873 He's been planning this all along! 2179 01:50:02,874 --> 01:50:04,408 Take your children out of here, Banks. 2180 01:50:04,409 --> 01:50:06,543 I've had enough of their lies. 2181 01:50:06,544 --> 01:50:08,346 Don't you dare insult my children. 2182 01:50:09,647 --> 01:50:11,748 - Don't you dare. - (PAPER RUSTLING) 2183 01:50:11,749 --> 01:50:13,384 They are not lying, and you know it! 2184 01:50:14,786 --> 01:50:17,154 I only wish I'd believed them sooner! 2185 01:50:17,155 --> 01:50:19,724 You all had him pegged right from the start, didn't you? 2186 01:50:19,725 --> 01:50:20,759 Come on. 2187 01:50:21,760 --> 01:50:23,628 Take the house! 2188 01:50:23,629 --> 01:50:25,195 Go ahead. 2189 01:50:25,196 --> 01:50:26,898 I have everything I need right here. 2190 01:50:26,899 --> 01:50:28,099 (DOOR OPENS) 2191 01:50:32,738 --> 01:50:34,573 He has you there, Willie. 2192 01:50:35,341 --> 01:50:37,475 Uncle Dawes? 2193 01:50:37,476 --> 01:50:39,744 What on earth are you doing here? 2194 01:50:39,745 --> 01:50:42,946 A little bird told me... 2195 01:50:42,947 --> 01:50:45,749 that you've been trying to cheat the Banks family... 2196 01:50:45,750 --> 01:50:47,651 out of their shares in this bank. 2197 01:50:47,652 --> 01:50:49,720 That he has. We heard him. 2198 01:50:49,721 --> 01:50:51,588 MR. DAWES, JR.: I also hear... 2199 01:50:51,589 --> 01:50:53,724 you've been telling the whole of London 2200 01:50:53,725 --> 01:50:55,960 that I've gone loony. 2201 01:50:55,961 --> 01:50:57,628 The only loony thing I ever did 2202 01:50:57,629 --> 01:50:59,529 was trust you to look after this bank! 2203 01:50:59,530 --> 01:51:01,198 You can't be serious, 2204 01:51:01,199 --> 01:51:02,599 I've nearly doubled the profits of this bank. 2205 01:51:02,600 --> 01:51:05,903 Yes, by wringing it out of the customers' pockets. 2206 01:51:05,904 --> 01:51:08,906 Their trust in us built this bank. 2207 01:51:08,907 --> 01:51:12,844 You've squandered every last bit of their goodwill. 2208 01:51:12,845 --> 01:51:14,245 Well, Willie... 2209 01:51:15,347 --> 01:51:18,650 I'm back, and you're out. 2210 01:51:18,651 --> 01:51:21,352 Gentlemen, would you show my nephew to the door, please? 2211 01:51:21,353 --> 01:51:22,887 FRYE: Yes, sir, Mr. Dawes. 2212 01:51:22,888 --> 01:51:24,723 Get off! 2213 01:51:26,291 --> 01:51:28,227 You're not fit to run this bank! 2214 01:51:30,561 --> 01:51:32,930 Oh, we'll see about that! 2215 01:51:32,931 --> 01:51:35,432 I may be circling the drain... 2216 01:51:35,433 --> 01:51:38,435 but I got a few steps left in me. 2217 01:51:38,436 --> 01:51:42,006 ♪ So, when they tell you that you're finished 2218 01:51:42,007 --> 01:51:44,709 ♪ And your chance to dance is done 2219 01:51:44,710 --> 01:51:47,612 ♪ That's the time to stand To strike up the band 2220 01:51:47,613 --> 01:51:49,747 ♪ And tell 'em that you've just begun 2221 01:51:49,748 --> 01:51:52,282 ♪ So when life's a real pea-souper 2222 01:51:52,283 --> 01:51:54,452 ♪ You must choose to be a trouper 2223 01:51:54,453 --> 01:51:57,989 ♪ For your light comes with a lifetime guarantee 2224 01:51:57,990 --> 01:51:59,657 ♪ As you 2225 01:51:59,658 --> 01:52:01,527 (UPBEAT MUSIC PLAYING) 2226 01:52:06,532 --> 01:52:08,000 ♪ With me! 2227 01:52:08,001 --> 01:52:09,634 ♪ Went to the bank, rattle and clank 2228 01:52:09,635 --> 01:52:10,969 ♪ Met with the boss Pitch and toss 2229 01:52:10,970 --> 01:52:12,737 ♪ Got lost in the fog Lump on a log 2230 01:52:12,738 --> 01:52:14,505 - ♪ Trip a little - ♪ Trip a little 2231 01:52:14,506 --> 01:52:15,773 - ♪ Trip a little - ♪ Trip a little 2232 01:52:15,774 --> 01:52:16,842 ♪ Trip a little light fantastic! 2233 01:52:16,843 --> 01:52:18,442 ♪ Light fantastic! 2234 01:52:18,443 --> 01:52:20,544 - (ALL LAUGHING) - MR. DAWES, JR.: Oh. 2235 01:52:20,545 --> 01:52:22,612 John, would you get the feet off the... 2236 01:52:22,613 --> 01:52:24,982 - Oh, yeah. - Thank you. Oh! 2237 01:52:24,983 --> 01:52:26,984 So glad to have you back, Mr. Dawes. 2238 01:52:26,985 --> 01:52:29,487 Oh. Thank you, Michael. 2239 01:52:29,488 --> 01:52:32,023 By the way, those shares of yours... 2240 01:52:32,024 --> 01:52:33,825 perfectly fine... 2241 01:52:33,826 --> 01:52:35,593 save 'em for your family. 2242 01:52:35,594 --> 01:52:38,396 I'm sorry, I don't understand. 2243 01:52:38,397 --> 01:52:40,766 I'd like to tell you a little story. 2244 01:52:41,967 --> 01:52:43,868 Once upon a time... 2245 01:52:43,869 --> 01:52:46,872 there was a man with a wooden leg... 2246 01:52:47,740 --> 01:52:48,906 (MUMBLING) 2247 01:52:48,907 --> 01:52:52,410 - That's not it. - (ALL CHUCKLE) 2248 01:52:52,411 --> 01:52:55,080 It's about a little boy named Michael. 2249 01:52:55,081 --> 01:52:58,383 Michael wanted to give his tuppence to a bird lady... 2250 01:52:59,719 --> 01:53:03,321 but after a little persuasion, hmm? 2251 01:53:03,322 --> 01:53:06,423 He decided he'd give 'em to his father. 2252 01:53:06,424 --> 01:53:09,627 Michael's father, your grandfather... 2253 01:53:09,628 --> 01:53:11,996 gave those tuppence to this bank... 2254 01:53:11,997 --> 01:53:15,533 and told us to guard it well. 2255 01:53:15,534 --> 01:53:17,602 We did just that. 2256 01:53:17,603 --> 01:53:20,872 And after several quite clever investments... 2257 01:53:20,873 --> 01:53:23,574 if I do say so myself... 2258 01:53:23,575 --> 01:53:27,545 that tuppence has grown into quite a tidy sum. 2259 01:53:27,546 --> 01:53:29,014 Really? 2260 01:53:29,015 --> 01:53:30,548 Really, Michael. 2261 01:53:30,549 --> 01:53:34,286 In fact, enough to pay off that loan you took. 2262 01:53:36,622 --> 01:53:39,424 - The house is yours. - (CHILDREN GASP) 2263 01:53:40,727 --> 01:53:41,795 Oh! 2264 01:53:42,929 --> 01:53:44,463 (ALL LAUGHING) 2265 01:54:06,885 --> 01:54:09,387 MICHAEL: What a beautiful day to be going back home. 2266 01:54:09,388 --> 01:54:11,489 Look at them lovely cherry blossoms. 2267 01:54:11,490 --> 01:54:13,391 They're lovely. 2268 01:54:13,392 --> 01:54:15,894 - I shall have to paint them. - (JANE CHUCKLES) 2269 01:54:15,895 --> 01:54:17,428 What about you, Jane? 2270 01:54:17,429 --> 01:54:18,730 What about me? 2271 01:54:18,731 --> 01:54:20,032 He means what about you 2272 01:54:20,033 --> 01:54:21,934 and that handsome lamplighter, Jack? 2273 01:54:21,935 --> 01:54:24,002 - (ALL CHUCKLING) - No! No, we're just friends. 2274 01:54:24,003 --> 01:54:25,137 - Oh, go on. - Really. 2275 01:54:25,138 --> 01:54:26,672 Stop it, Ellen! 2276 01:54:26,673 --> 01:54:28,807 - (ALL LAUGH) - What's this? 2277 01:54:28,808 --> 01:54:31,143 The Spring Fair, it's today! Can we go? 2278 01:54:31,144 --> 01:54:32,477 Please? 2279 01:54:32,478 --> 01:54:33,612 I don't see why not. 2280 01:54:33,613 --> 01:54:34,913 CHILDREN: Hooray! 2281 01:54:34,914 --> 01:54:36,582 ANNABEL: Come on, Father, let's go! 2282 01:54:36,583 --> 01:54:37,683 JOHN: Will you go on the Ferris wheel with us? 2283 01:54:37,684 --> 01:54:39,017 MICHAEL: Yes. And you too, Jane! 2284 01:54:39,018 --> 01:54:40,619 JANE: Only if you come with me, Ellen. 2285 01:54:40,620 --> 01:54:42,753 ELLEN: What? Wouldn't be caught dead on that thing. 2286 01:54:42,754 --> 01:54:43,922 (ELLEN EXCLAIMS) 2287 01:54:45,591 --> 01:54:46,925 (CHILDREN CHATTERING) 2288 01:54:49,428 --> 01:54:50,828 (INAUDIBLE CONVERSATION) 2289 01:54:50,829 --> 01:54:52,966 (BOTH LAUGHING) 2290 01:54:55,068 --> 01:54:57,003 MAN 1: Follow me! Follow me! 2291 01:54:59,005 --> 01:55:01,439 All right, all right. My turn, my turn. 2292 01:55:01,440 --> 01:55:03,108 - Let's see it. - I've got it. 2293 01:55:03,109 --> 01:55:04,644 (ALL LAUGH) 2294 01:55:06,946 --> 01:55:08,714 MAN 2: Come ride the Ferris wheel! 2295 01:55:08,715 --> 01:55:11,183 Come ride the Ferris wheel! 2296 01:55:11,184 --> 01:55:12,851 - MICHAEL: Georgie! (LAUGHS) - ANNABEL: Georgie! 2297 01:55:12,852 --> 01:55:14,921 - Slow down! - GEORGIE: Race you! 2298 01:55:15,855 --> 01:55:17,489 VENDOR: Lollipops! 2299 01:55:17,490 --> 01:55:19,625 ANNABEL: Look at the Ferris wheel! 2300 01:55:19,626 --> 01:55:21,060 The ponies! 2301 01:55:22,929 --> 01:55:27,133 ♪ Life's a balloon that tumbles or rises 2302 01:55:27,134 --> 01:55:31,937 ♪ Depending on what is inside 2303 01:55:31,938 --> 01:55:36,174 ♪ Fill it with hope and playful surprises 2304 01:55:36,175 --> 01:55:41,146 ♪ And, oh, dearie ducks, then you're in for a ride 2305 01:55:41,147 --> 01:55:44,482 ♪ Look inside the balloon 2306 01:55:44,483 --> 01:55:46,718 ♪ And if you hear a tune 2307 01:55:46,719 --> 01:55:49,788 ♪ There's nowhere to go but up 2308 01:55:49,789 --> 01:55:52,024 (GASPS) May we have balloons? 2309 01:55:52,025 --> 01:55:55,027 Yes, of course, we can. Let's go. 2310 01:55:55,028 --> 01:55:57,729 ♪ Choose the secret we know 2311 01:55:57,730 --> 01:56:00,065 ♪ Before life makes us grow 2312 01:56:00,066 --> 01:56:03,603 ♪ There's nowhere to go but up (CHUCKLES) 2313 01:56:04,771 --> 01:56:06,038 Hello, we would like 2314 01:56:06,039 --> 01:56:08,041 some of your very finest balloons, please. 2315 01:56:08,042 --> 01:56:09,608 That you shall have. 2316 01:56:09,609 --> 01:56:11,777 But choose carefully, my dearie ducks. 2317 01:56:11,778 --> 01:56:14,680 Many have chosen the wrong balloon. 2318 01:56:14,681 --> 01:56:18,050 Be sure to choose the one that's right for you. 2319 01:56:18,051 --> 01:56:19,650 Which balloon would you like, Georgie? 2320 01:56:19,651 --> 01:56:21,987 - Um... - Why don't you go first, sir? 2321 01:56:21,988 --> 01:56:23,188 MICHAEL: Me? (CHUCKLES) 2322 01:56:23,189 --> 01:56:24,990 Those days are long behind me. 2323 01:56:24,991 --> 01:56:27,259 I don't think I've held a balloon since I was a child. 2324 01:56:27,260 --> 01:56:29,661 Then you've forgotten what it's like. 2325 01:56:29,662 --> 01:56:31,196 To hold a balloon? 2326 01:56:31,197 --> 01:56:33,533 To be a child! 2327 01:56:34,934 --> 01:56:37,836 ♪ If your selection feels right 2328 01:56:37,837 --> 01:56:39,972 ♪ Well, then, dearie, hold tight 2329 01:56:39,973 --> 01:56:44,177 ♪ If you see your reflection your heart will take flight 2330 01:56:44,178 --> 01:56:46,712 ♪ If you pick the right string 2331 01:56:46,713 --> 01:56:48,747 ♪ Then your heart will take wing 2332 01:56:48,748 --> 01:56:52,152 ♪ And there's nowhere to go but up 2333 01:57:00,995 --> 01:57:02,162 (MICHAEL GASPS) 2334 01:57:02,997 --> 01:57:04,797 Oh! (LAUGHING) 2335 01:57:04,798 --> 01:57:05,932 Father. 2336 01:57:07,867 --> 01:57:13,605 ♪ Now I feel like that boy with a shiny new toy 2337 01:57:13,606 --> 01:57:16,241 ♪ And there's nowhere to go but up 2338 01:57:16,242 --> 01:57:18,110 (LAUGHING) Michael! 2339 01:57:18,111 --> 01:57:21,013 ♪ Just one day at the fair has me waltzing on air 2340 01:57:21,014 --> 01:57:24,350 ♪ And there's nowhere to go but up 2341 01:57:24,351 --> 01:57:26,785 Jane, I remember! 2342 01:57:26,786 --> 01:57:28,321 It's all true! 2343 01:57:28,322 --> 01:57:31,290 Every impossible thing we imagined with Mary Poppins... 2344 01:57:31,291 --> 01:57:33,059 it all happened! 2345 01:57:33,060 --> 01:57:35,328 ♪ Now my heart is so light 2346 01:57:35,329 --> 01:57:37,363 ♪ That I think I just might 2347 01:57:37,364 --> 01:57:41,134 ♪ Start feeding the birds and then go fly a kite! 2348 01:57:41,135 --> 01:57:45,071 ♪ With your head in a cloud Only laughter's allowed 2349 01:57:45,072 --> 01:57:47,874 ♪ And there's nowhere to go but up! 2350 01:57:47,875 --> 01:57:49,075 - (ALL LAUGH) - Father! 2351 01:57:49,076 --> 01:57:50,610 You've got to choose your own balloons. 2352 01:57:50,611 --> 01:57:52,845 What balloon are you going to have? 2353 01:57:52,846 --> 01:57:54,312 This one. 2354 01:57:54,313 --> 01:57:55,981 - (CHILDREN CLAMORING) - I'm going in the air! 2355 01:57:55,982 --> 01:57:58,117 (ALL EXCLAIMING AND CHEERING) 2356 01:58:02,088 --> 01:58:04,056 CHILDREN: ♪ We're zigging and zagging 2357 01:58:04,057 --> 01:58:06,024 ♪ Our feet never dragging 2358 01:58:06,025 --> 01:58:09,128 ♪ We might take a ride to the Moon 2359 01:58:09,129 --> 01:58:13,166 ♪ All this bobbing and weaving all comes from believing 2360 01:58:13,167 --> 01:58:17,170 ♪ The magic inside the balloon 2361 01:58:17,171 --> 01:58:19,138 JACK: ♪ The past is the past 2362 01:58:19,139 --> 01:58:21,207 ♪ It lives on as history 2363 01:58:21,208 --> 01:58:24,710 ♪ And that's an important thing 2364 01:58:24,711 --> 01:58:28,781 ♪ The future comes fast Each second a mystery 2365 01:58:28,782 --> 01:58:32,985 ♪ For nobody knows what tomorrow may bring 2366 01:58:32,986 --> 01:58:34,087 Oh. 2367 01:58:34,088 --> 01:58:36,189 This one looks like you. 2368 01:58:36,190 --> 01:58:37,624 How do you know? 2369 01:58:40,127 --> 01:58:41,160 Oh! 2370 01:58:46,366 --> 01:58:48,601 Don't you lose her, son! 2371 01:58:49,236 --> 01:58:51,736 I won't, sir! 2372 01:58:51,737 --> 01:58:55,041 ♪ Up here in the blue It's a marvelous view! 2373 01:58:55,042 --> 01:58:58,878 BOTH: ♪ Side by side is the best way to fly 2374 01:58:58,879 --> 01:59:03,182 ♪ Once I just looked above but now I am part of 2375 01:59:03,183 --> 01:59:06,186 ♪ The lovely London sky! 2376 01:59:10,290 --> 01:59:13,026 Would you like to try one yourself, sir? 2377 01:59:14,995 --> 01:59:16,929 Well, I'll give it a go. 2378 01:59:16,930 --> 01:59:19,098 All right, love. 2379 01:59:19,099 --> 01:59:21,001 Choose carefully. 2380 01:59:33,447 --> 01:59:36,817 Well, nowhere to go but up. 2381 01:59:38,819 --> 01:59:40,820 ELLEN: ♪ When the clouds make a muss 2382 01:59:40,821 --> 01:59:42,822 ♪ Well, I won't make a fuss 2383 01:59:42,823 --> 01:59:44,824 ♪ But I'll polish the stars 2384 01:59:44,825 --> 01:59:46,959 ALL: ♪ Ellen, better let us! 2385 01:59:46,960 --> 01:59:50,329 BOTH: ♪ Give a lift to a foe For you reap what you sow 2386 01:59:50,330 --> 01:59:53,267 ALL: ♪ And there's nowhere to go but up! 2387 01:59:55,269 --> 01:59:56,470 (GASPS) 2388 01:59:56,471 --> 01:59:58,871 I've set sail! 2389 01:59:58,872 --> 02:00:01,073 Chart a course, Mr. Binnacle! 2390 02:00:01,074 --> 02:00:02,942 That I will, sir! 2391 02:00:02,943 --> 02:00:04,810 (LAUGHING) 2392 02:00:04,811 --> 02:00:07,147 (ALL CHEERING) 2393 02:00:07,148 --> 02:00:11,084 ALL: ♪ If your day's up the spout 2394 02:00:11,085 --> 02:00:13,187 ♪ Well, there isn't a doubt 2395 02:00:13,188 --> 02:00:16,291 ♪ There's nowhere to go but up 2396 02:00:20,360 --> 02:00:24,163 ♪ And if you don't believe Just hang onto my sleeve 2397 02:00:24,164 --> 02:00:27,334 ♪ For there's nowhere to go but up 2398 02:00:31,371 --> 02:00:35,375 ♪ As you fly over town It gets harder to frown 2399 02:00:35,376 --> 02:00:37,277 ♪ And we'll all hit the heights 2400 02:00:37,278 --> 02:00:39,178 ♪ If we never look down 2401 02:00:39,179 --> 02:00:43,115 ♪ Let the past take a bow The forever is now 2402 02:00:43,116 --> 02:00:46,986 ALL: ♪ And there's nowhere to go but up, up! 2403 02:00:46,987 --> 02:00:49,756 ♪ There's nowhere to go but up 2404 02:00:55,563 --> 02:00:57,197 (CHUCKLES) 2405 02:00:57,198 --> 02:00:59,900 Of course, the grown-ups will all forget by tomorrow. 2406 02:00:59,901 --> 02:01:02,202 They always do. 2407 02:01:02,203 --> 02:01:05,538 Only one balloon left, Mary Poppins. 2408 02:01:05,539 --> 02:01:08,074 I think it must be yours. 2409 02:01:08,075 --> 02:01:10,177 Yes, I suppose it must. 2410 02:01:16,817 --> 02:01:19,254 Practically perfect in every way. 2411 02:01:35,136 --> 02:01:36,470 Welcome home, everyone. 2412 02:01:36,471 --> 02:01:38,438 JANE: It's nice to be back, isn't it? 2413 02:01:38,439 --> 02:01:41,008 MICHAEL: (CHUCKLES) It is, it's so nice. 2414 02:01:41,009 --> 02:01:42,175 I never thought I'd feel 2415 02:01:42,176 --> 02:01:44,511 this much joy and wonder ever again. 2416 02:01:44,512 --> 02:01:46,948 I thought that door was closed to me forever. 2417 02:02:03,964 --> 02:02:05,966 (CHILDREN CHATTERING EXCITEDLY) 2418 02:02:06,900 --> 02:02:08,569 (CHILDREN LAUGHING) 2419 02:02:10,904 --> 02:02:12,139 JOHN: Come on, let's go! 2420 02:02:12,140 --> 02:02:13,440 ANNABEL: Race you up the stairs! 2421 02:02:13,441 --> 02:02:14,441 JOHN: No fair, you got a head start. 2422 02:02:14,442 --> 02:02:15,543 GEORGIE: Oh, wait for me. 2423 02:02:19,213 --> 02:02:20,315 It's time. 2424 02:02:34,162 --> 02:02:36,230 She's gone, hasn't she, Michael? 2425 02:02:42,537 --> 02:02:44,372 Thank you, Mary Poppins. 2426 02:02:46,074 --> 02:02:47,208 Goodbye. 2427 02:02:50,011 --> 02:02:51,079 (CHUCKLES) 2428 02:02:59,620 --> 02:03:02,290 I won't forget, Mary Poppins. Promise. 2429 02:03:04,525 --> 02:03:07,361 ♪ So hold on tight to those you love 2430 02:03:07,362 --> 02:03:10,498 ♪ And maybe soon from up above 2431 02:03:10,499 --> 02:03:15,436 ♪ You'll be blessed, so keep on looking high 2432 02:03:15,437 --> 02:03:22,577 ♪ While you're underneath the lovely London 2433 02:03:22,578 --> 02:03:25,647 ♪ Sky ♪ 2434 02:03:49,281 --> 02:03:54,281 Subtitles by explosiveskull 2435 02:04:01,750 --> 02:04:03,951 (INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING) 2436 02:05:41,550 --> 02:05:45,286 ♪ If your day's up the spout 2437 02:05:45,287 --> 02:05:47,523 ♪ Well, there isn't a doubt 2438 02:05:47,524 --> 02:05:50,826 ♪ There's nowhere to go but up 2439 02:05:50,827 --> 02:05:54,695 ♪ And if you don't believe Just hang onto my sleeve 2440 02:05:54,696 --> 02:05:58,566 ♪ For there's nowhere to go but up 2441 02:05:58,567 --> 02:06:02,470 ♪ As you fly over town It gets harder to frown 2442 02:06:02,471 --> 02:06:04,472 ♪ And we'll all hit the heights 2443 02:06:04,473 --> 02:06:06,407 ♪ If we never look down 2444 02:06:06,408 --> 02:06:10,344 ♪ Let the past take a bow The forever is now 2445 02:06:10,345 --> 02:06:14,582 ♪ And there's nowhere to go but up, up! 2446 02:06:14,583 --> 02:06:17,753 ♪ There's nowhere to go but up ♪ 2447 02:06:18,305 --> 02:06:24,651 Support us and become VIP member to remove all ads from OpenSubtitles.org 181309