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1 00:01:07 ♪ When the earlymorning hours
2 00:01:09 ♪ Have come and gone
3 00:01:12 ♪ Through the mistymorning showers
4 00:01:14 ♪ I greet the dawn
5 00:01:17 ♪ For when its lighthas hit the ground
6 00:01:19 ♪ There's lots of treasuresto be found
7 00:01:22 ♪ Underneaththe lovely London sky
8 00:01:38 ♪ Though the lampsI'm turning down
9 00:01:40 ♪ Please don't feel blue
10 00:01:42 ♪ For in this partof London town
11 00:01:45 ♪ The light shines through
12 00:01:47 ♪ Don't believethe things you've read
13 00:01:50 ♪ You never knowwhat's up ahead
14 00:01:52 ♪ Underneath the lovelyLondon sky
15 00:02:04 ♪ Have a pot of tea
16 00:02:06 ♪ Mend your broken cup
17 00:02:09 ♪ There's a differentpoint of view awaiting you
18 00:02:12 ♪ If you would just look up
19 00:02:14 - Oi! Get out of here!- ♪ I know
20 00:02:16 ♪ Yesterday you had to borrowfrom your chums
21 00:02:22 ♪ Seems the promiseof tomorrow never comes
22 00:02:26 ♪ But since you dreamedthe night away
23 00:02:29 ♪ Tomorrow's here,it's called today
24 00:02:31 ♪ So count your blessingsYou're a lucky guy
25 00:02:36 ♪ For you're underneaththe lovely London sky
26 00:03:25 Morning, Jack.
27 00:03:36 Admiral above decks!
28 00:03:38 ♪ Listen
29 00:03:41 ♪ Soon the slump willdisappear, it won't be long
30 00:03:46 ♪ Sooner than you thinkyou'll hear
31 00:03:48 ♪ Some bright new song
32 00:03:51 You're all right, children?
33 00:03:53 ♪ So hold on tightto those you love
34 00:03:56 ♪ And maybe soonfrom up above
35 00:03:59 ♪ You'll be blessed,so keep on looking high
36 00:04:03 ♪ While you're underneaththe lovely London sky
37 00:04:15 ♪ Lovely London sky
38 00:06:46 Great steaming clams!They've done it again!
39 00:06:49 Those blundering blowfishhave rung Big Ben too soon!
40 00:06:56 Storm clouds.On the horizon, sir.
41 00:06:58 Heading straightfor Cherry Tree Lane.
42 00:07:01 Batten down the hatches,Mr. Binnacle!
43 00:07:04 Rough seas ahead, I fear!
44 00:07:10 Michael!
45 00:07:11 Jane!
46 00:07:13 What is it, Ellen?
47 00:07:14 The bloody sink's exploded!
48 00:07:17 - Oh, dear.- Oh, not again!
49 00:07:18 Annabel! John!
50 00:07:20 We heard, Aunt Jane!I'll ring the plumbers!
51 00:07:22 I'll turn off the waterat the mains.
52 00:07:23 Yes, thank you,darlings.
53 00:07:25 Um, Ellen, fetch usa mop and towels, will you?
54 00:07:27 I told himto get them pipes fixed.
55 00:07:29 Been heresince the Romans ruled.
56 00:07:32 What's happening?
57 00:07:33 Don't goin the kitchen, Georgie.
58 00:07:34 Not without your wellies.
59 00:07:36 Oh, uh, yes. Hello.We've had a burst pipe.
60 00:07:38 Just one moment, please.
61 00:07:39 Excuse me. Ellen!
62 00:07:41 Can you please get the door?I've got the plumbers here.
63 00:07:43 That was quick work,wasn't it?
64 00:07:45 - Here, Georgie. Take them.- 17 Cherry Tree Lane.
65 00:07:47 By the park?
66 00:07:49 Yes, I'm coming! Blimey.
67 00:07:51 Ah! Good morning, mum.
68 00:07:53 They don't lookmuch like plumbers to me.
69 00:07:55 I meant on the phone.
70 00:07:56 We are not plumbers,we are lawyers.
71 00:07:58 Lawyers?
72 00:07:59 And here's mehoping you might prove useful.
73 00:08:03 Water's off!
74 00:08:05 And the plumbersare on their way.
75 00:08:06 Well done, everybody.Phew! Such excitement.
76 00:08:08 What are you doing here,Aunt Jane?
77 00:08:10 We're handing outbreakfast at the union hall.
78 00:08:12 I snuck awayfor a morning hug.
79 00:08:14 Come here, Georgie.
80 00:08:16 Will you stop that banging?
81 00:08:19 Barely eight o'clockon a Sunday morning!
82 00:08:23 What you doing with my mop?
83 00:08:25 Forgive the intrusion, mum.
84 00:08:27 Our current workload preventsus from taking weekends off.
85 00:08:29 We would liketo have a word
86 00:08:31 with Mr. Banks,if he is available.
87 00:08:32 "Notice of Repossession"?
88 00:08:35 Wait there.
89 00:08:36 Goodness. I'll be cleaning upthat mess all morning.
90 00:08:37 Here, let me takethat for you.
91 00:08:39 Oh, thank you, sweetheart.
92 00:08:40 Excuse me, sir.
93 00:08:41 The wolves are at the door.
94 00:08:42 What do they want?
95 00:08:44 Well, a good thrashing,if you ask me.
96 00:08:46 Oh, it's likethe River Thames in there!
97 00:08:48 Don't worry, Ellen.I'll clean up.
98 00:08:50 Why don't you seeto the breakfast?
99 00:08:51 Well, yes, somebody's got to,haven't they?
100 00:08:53 Unless we all wanna starve.
101 00:08:55 Why don't you letEllen clean up?
102 00:08:57 I'm afraid, lately,that means more work for me.
103 00:08:59 The other day,I found a butcher's sack
104 00:09:00 hanging on the coat rack...
105 00:09:02 - and my hat was in the larder.- Oh, dear.
106 00:09:03 - Can we go to the park?- No, Georgie.
107 00:09:05 Ah! I need a brush!I look a fright.
108 00:09:07 - Michael, don't forget you've got guests at the door.- Oh, right.
109 00:09:09 - Whoa.- I'm sorry.
110 00:09:11 We're struggling through a bitof chaos this morning.
111 00:09:13 - Please.- So it seems.
112 00:09:14 Unfortunately, Mr. Banks,our business cannot wait.
113 00:09:17 - Excuse me, sir.- Today, we were...
114 00:09:19 How exactly am Isupposed to make breakfast
115 00:09:21 when there's nothingin the larder...
116 00:09:22 but pickled herringsand marmalade?
117 00:09:24 The groceries.I meant to go yesterday.
118 00:09:27 Very well.Pickled herrings for breakfast
119 00:09:30 and marmalade for lunch.
120 00:09:31 There's a shop across thepark, will be open.
121 00:09:33 - The three of us can go.- Thank you, John.
122 00:09:35 But you said we would goto the park today!
123 00:09:37 We can cut throughthe park on the way.
124 00:09:38 But...
125 00:09:40 - Enough, Georgie, come along.- I'll take that, Father.
126 00:09:42 Oh, thank you.Uh, please come through.
127 00:09:44 Uh...
128 00:09:47 Now, what is itthat I can do for you?
129 00:09:49 I am Hamilton Gooding.This is Mr. Templeton Frye.
130 00:09:52 We are solicitors withthe law firm of Gordy, Cordry,
131 00:09:55 Gooding and Frye.
132 00:09:56 What?
133 00:09:58 No. Sorry, nothing.
134 00:09:59 "Spruce"?
135 00:10:01 Is that your garden club?
136 00:10:03 No, it's the Society forthe Protection of the Rights
137 00:10:06 of the Underpaid Citizensof England.
138 00:10:08 A labor organizer.
139 00:10:10 She's a labor organizer.
140 00:10:12 Yes.
141 00:10:13 Yes, but we also runsoup kitchens.
142 00:10:16 It's a never-ending jobthese days, I'm afraid.
143 00:10:18 I'm sure it is, Mrs. Banks.
144 00:10:20 Miss Banks, actually.I'm Michael's sister.
145 00:10:22 My wife passed awaythis last year.
146 00:10:24 That's awful.Those poor children.
147 00:10:26 Yes. Our deepest condolences.
148 00:10:29 Thank you. Forgive me,
149 00:10:30 what brings the two of youhere this morning?
150 00:10:32 I'm going to say my goodbyes.I'm late for work.
151 00:10:33 Mr. Banks,you took out a loan
152 00:10:34 with theFidelity Fiduciary Bank...
153 00:10:36 last year against the valueof your home.
154 00:10:38 You did what? Michael.
155 00:10:39 I had to, Jane.
156 00:10:41 With Kate and the bills pilingup, I really had no choice.
157 00:10:44 It's hard enoughthese days, isn't it?
158 00:10:46 Yes. Well... Shh!
159 00:10:48 It seems you have fallen
160 00:10:49 three months behindin your payments.
161 00:10:52 Oh.
162 00:10:54 I'm so sorry.
163 00:10:55 Uh, Kate, my wife, used tolook after our finances.
164 00:10:58 And I've been a bitoff stride. Forgive me.
165 00:11:01 How much is itthat I owe you, exactly?
166 00:11:03 Unfortunately,the bank is now demanding
167 00:11:06 that you pay backthe entire loan in full.
168 00:11:11 The entire loan?
169 00:11:12 Yes. It's all in the contract.
170 00:11:14 That's more than I make ina year. I couldn't possibly.
171 00:11:15 Oh, dear.
172 00:11:17 You have five days.
173 00:11:19 If you are unableto pay in full
174 00:11:21 by Friday at midnight...
175 00:11:22 I'm afraid we will haveto repossess your home...
176 00:11:25 and you will have to vacatethe premises.
177 00:11:28 But I workfor Fidelity Fiduciary.
178 00:11:31 Not as an accountant,I presume.
179 00:11:32 No, as a teller.
180 00:11:34 I took a part-time positionthere this past year.
181 00:11:35 You see,I'm really an artist.
182 00:11:36 Yes, be that as it may.
183 00:11:38 But my father, George Banks,was a senior partner there.
184 00:11:41 Father left us sharesin the bank.
185 00:11:42 You could use thoseto pay off the loan.
186 00:11:44 I was saving thosefor the children.
187 00:11:45 Shares? In the bank?
188 00:11:48 Well, that does change things,doesn't it?
189 00:11:50 Primed and ready,Mr. Binnacle?
190 00:11:52 Ready and charged, sir.
191 00:11:54 Do you havethe share certificate?
192 00:11:56 - I'm sorry, the what?- The document...
193 00:11:58 The document provingyou own shares in the bank.
194 00:12:01 I suppose it must be somewhereamong Father's old papers.
195 00:12:03 Yes, I suppose it must.
196 00:12:04 Three...
197 00:12:05 two...
198 00:12:07 one!
199 00:12:08 Fire!
200 00:12:12 Good heavens!
201 00:12:17 Are you housing anarchists?
202 00:12:20 No, that's the Admiral,next door.
203 00:12:23 He fires off a cannonto mark the hour.
204 00:12:27 He's over five minutes late.
205 00:12:28 Yes. I'm afraidhe's been running
206 00:12:30 a little behindthese last few years.
207 00:12:32 As are we, this morning.
208 00:12:34 You've been given notice.
209 00:12:36 We'll see ourselves out.Come along, Mr. Frye.
210 00:12:40 I do hope you find that sharecertificate. I really do.
211 00:12:42 Good day to you both!
212 00:12:46 You really have chosen thewrong profession, you know.
213 00:12:53 Why didn't you tell meyou'd taken out a loan?
214 00:12:56 I didn't wantto worry you.
215 00:12:58 Or the children.
216 00:13:01 I kept thinkingI would catch up.
217 00:13:02 Kate always managed.
218 00:13:04 Of allthe thick-headed mistakes.
219 00:13:08 I can't lose our home, Jane.She's everywhere, here.
220 00:13:10 Well, then, we're notgoing to let that happen.
221 00:13:13 But, Michael, you know weneither of us have any money,
222 00:13:15 so we just have to findthat share certificate.
223 00:13:17 Do you have any idea whereFather might have kept it?
224 00:13:19 I don't know.
225 00:13:20 - In the attic, perhaps?- Yes.
226 00:13:22 I'm sorry, I didn't meanto bring you into all of this.
227 00:13:23 Michael!
228 00:13:24 Michael!
229 00:13:26 This is our family home,and you're about to lose it.
230 00:13:27 So please stop pretendingeverything's fine. You need...
231 00:13:30 Are we going to lose our home?
232 00:13:33 - No. No, no, no.- No, no. I...
233 00:13:34 Aunt Jane was only...
234 00:13:36 I was just sayingyou won't have to worry,
235 00:13:38 because your fatherowns shares in the bank.
236 00:13:40 But you said we don't haveenough money.
237 00:13:44 Well, I can make more money.
238 00:13:45 I am a banker now, aren't I?That's what bankers do.
239 00:13:48 Make money.
240 00:13:50 But you're not a banker.You're a painter.
241 00:13:53 Yes, well,painters don't make money.
242 00:13:55 Not these days. Here, you see.
243 00:13:58 The day has hardly begun,
244 00:14:00 and I have already made you10 pounds!
245 00:14:02 We'd best be going.
246 00:14:04 Yes, yes, let's getyour hats on, shall we?
247 00:14:07 One moment, John.
248 00:14:09 Georgie shouldn't have tospend his 10 pounds
249 00:14:11 on the shopping, should he?
250 00:14:12 Here you are.
251 00:14:14 Thank you, Father.
252 00:14:19 Ah! Off to the park, I see.
253 00:14:20 - Yes, that's right, Ellen.- That's nice.
254 00:14:22 Shall we searchthe attic, then?
255 00:14:23 Don't you have to go to work?
256 00:14:25 No. Work can wait.
257 00:14:26 Oh, thank you, Jane.
258 00:14:27 Well, why don't I checkthe attic
259 00:14:29 and you check Father'sold wardrobe?
260 00:14:31 - Yes.- We'll make lunch when we get home, Ellen.
261 00:14:32 - Gillie stays here.- Aw!
262 00:14:35 Blimey, what littlegrown-ups you've become.
263 00:14:42 Father didn't give usenough, did he?
264 00:14:43 Not nearly.
265 00:14:45 Well, we can ask forday-old bread at half off.
266 00:14:47 That's what Motherused to do.
267 00:14:49 Hello, Willoughby!
268 00:14:50 Hello, Miss Lark!
269 00:14:52 - Hello, Georgie. Twins.- Oh!
270 00:14:54 Good boy, Willoughby.
271 00:14:55 Come on, Georgie, we haven'tgot enough time for this.
272 00:14:57 - Aw.- Come along. Come on, Wil.
273 00:14:59 The balloon lady!Can we get balloons?
274 00:15:01 No, Georgie! We haven't enoughfor groceries as it is.
275 00:15:04 Oi! Georgie Banks!Keep off the grass.
276 00:15:07 I don't spend all daycaring for it
277 00:15:09 just to see my workget trampled on.
278 00:15:10 Go on, off it!
279 00:15:11 Sorry.
280 00:15:12 What if Fatherdoes lose the house?
281 00:15:15 We'll just have tofigure out a way
282 00:15:17 to get it back, I suppose.
283 00:15:18 You're right.That's what Mother would do.
284 00:15:27 No.
285 00:16:05 ♪ We haven't spokenin so long, dear
286 00:16:09 ♪ This year has gone byin a blur
287 00:16:12 ♪ Today, seemseverything's gone wrong here
288 00:16:16 ♪ I'm lookingfor the way things were
289 00:16:20 ♪ I know you'd laughand call me tragic
290 00:16:24 ♪ For everything'sin disarray
291 00:16:28 ♪ These roomswere always full of magic
292 00:16:31 ♪ That's vanished...
293 00:16:35 ♪ Since you went away
294 00:16:42 ♪ This house is crowded nowwith questions
295 00:16:45 ♪ Your John'sa walking questionnaire
296 00:16:48 ♪ And I could surely usea few suggestions
297 00:16:52 ♪ On how to brushour daughter's hair
298 00:16:55 ♪ When Georgieneeded explanations
299 00:16:59 ♪ You always knewjust what to say
300 00:17:03 ♪ And I missour family conversations
301 00:17:06 ♪ It's silent...
302 00:17:09 ♪ Since you went away
303 00:17:13 ♪ Winter has gone
304 00:17:17 ♪ But not from this room
305 00:17:20 ♪ Snow's left the lane
306 00:17:23 ♪ But the cherry treesforgot to bloom
307 00:17:30 The certificate.
308 00:17:33 The certificate.
309 00:17:38 ♪ I'll carry onthe way you told me
310 00:17:42 ♪ I say thatlike I have a choice
311 00:17:45 ♪ And though you are not hereto hold me
312 00:17:49 ♪ In the echoes,I can hear your voice
313 00:17:53 ♪ But still one questionfills my day, dear
314 00:17:57 ♪ The answerI've most longed to know
315 00:18:00 ♪ Each momentsince you went away, dear
316 00:18:04 ♪ My question, Kate, is...
317 00:18:08 ♪ Where'd you go?
318 00:18:17 Nothing in the wardrobe!
319 00:18:19 Oh, my goodness.
320 00:18:21 Yes, it's quite a mess.
321 00:18:24 Yes, it is.
322 00:18:26 What are all your art thingsdoing up here?
323 00:18:29 Oh. I wasn'tusing them anymore.
324 00:18:33 I should probably justget rid of it all.
325 00:18:38 Have you lookedin Father's old desk?
326 00:18:40 I honestlycan't remember why we kept
327 00:18:42 most of this stuffto begin with.
328 00:18:43 I mean, why on earth did wesave this old broken thing?
329 00:18:47 Don't you remember that kite?
330 00:18:50 We used to love flying thatwith Mother and Father.
331 00:18:53 Well, it won't fly anymore.
332 00:18:56 Out it goes.
333 00:18:58 No looking back.
334 00:19:56 ♪ Hold on tightto those you love
335 00:19:58 ♪ And maybe soonfrom up above ♪
336 00:20:07 Willoughby!
337 00:20:10 Naughty boy.
338 00:20:14 Hush.
339 00:20:23 How long do you thinkit will take us today?
340 00:20:25 Well, let's see. It's a9-minute walk to the shop.
341 00:20:28 So if it takes 10 minutes...
342 00:20:30 to purchase each item...
343 00:20:31 Excuse me, children,coming through!
344 00:20:32 Georgie! Come back!
345 00:20:34 - Georgie!- You two!
346 00:20:36 I've told you before,off the grass!
347 00:20:38 - But our brother!- You heard me!
348 00:20:40 Now! What?
349 00:21:16 Whoa! Oh!
350 00:21:18 Help!
351 00:21:20 We're coming, Georgie!
352 00:21:22 Help!
353 00:21:25 Help!
354 00:21:26 - Hold on!- Help me!
355 00:21:51 As I live and breathe.
356 00:22:09 You need to be more carefulwhen the wind rises, Georgie.
357 00:22:11 You nearly lost your kite.
358 00:22:13 And you twonearly lost your Georgie.
359 00:22:15 He might havegot away completely
360 00:22:16 had I not been holding on
361 00:22:18 to the other endof that string.
362 00:22:19 My goodness, Annabel...
363 00:22:21 what have you doneto your clothes?
364 00:22:23 You could grow a gardenin that much soil.
365 00:22:25 And, John...
366 00:22:26 yes, just as filthy.
367 00:22:28 How do you know our names?
368 00:22:29 Because she's Mary Poppins,of course.
369 00:22:32 May I say, you look lovely,as always.
370 00:22:34 Do you really think so?
371 00:22:36 Nice to see you, Jack.
372 00:22:37 Good to see you too,Mary Poppins.
373 00:22:39 I was just your agewhen we first met,
374 00:22:42 working for a chimney sweep.
375 00:22:43 How is dear old Bert?
376 00:22:45 Traveling the world, he is.Off to points unknown.
377 00:22:47 Well, now I am off to speak
378 00:22:48 with the fatherof these children.
379 00:22:50 This family is clearlyin desperate need of a nanny.
380 00:22:52 Now, quick marchand best foot forward,
381 00:22:54 and I'll thank younot to dawdle.
382 00:23:00 Go on!
383 00:23:06 Father! Aunt Jane! Come quick!
384 00:23:09 - Quickly!- What is it, Georgie?
385 00:23:11 Has something happened?
386 00:23:12 I was flying a kiteand it got caught on a nanny!
387 00:23:16 Whatever are youtalking about?
388 00:23:18 Come! Come, look!
389 00:23:19 Wait, where did you getthat kite?
390 00:23:21 I found it in the park.
391 00:23:23 She kept it from blowing away.
392 00:23:29 - Mary...- Poppins.
393 00:23:32 Oh, close your mouthplease, Michael.
394 00:23:33 We are still not a codfish.
395 00:23:37 Jane Banks, still ratherinclined to giggle, I see.
396 00:23:42 Good heavens,it really is you.
397 00:23:45 You seem hardlyto have aged at all.
398 00:23:47 Really!How incredibly rude.
399 00:23:50 One never discussesa woman's age, Michael.
400 00:23:52 I would have hopedI taught you better.
401 00:23:54 - I'm sorry, I didn't mean...- You came back.
402 00:23:57 I thoughtwe'd never see you again.
403 00:23:59 It is wonderful to see you.
404 00:24:02 Yes, it is, isn't it?
405 00:24:05 So, you know her, then?
406 00:24:07 Mary Poppinsused to be our nanny.
407 00:24:09 What brings you hereafter all this time?
408 00:24:12 Same thing thatbrought me the first time.
409 00:24:13 I've come to look afterthe Banks children.
410 00:24:15 - Us?- Oh, yes, you too.
411 00:24:17 But we don't need a nanny.
412 00:24:18 Mother taught usto look after ourselves.
413 00:24:20 You did just misplace Georgie,I might point out.
414 00:24:22 Only slightly.We got him back.
415 00:24:25 We can do anythinga nanny can.
416 00:24:26 Mary Poppinsflew here on a kite.
417 00:24:28 You can't do that, can you?
418 00:24:30 What are you talking about,Georgie? Don't be silly.
419 00:24:32 Oh, let him believewhat he likes.
420 00:24:33 When your father and I wereyoung, we used to imagine...
421 00:24:35 that Mary Poppins could do allsorts of impossible things.
422 00:24:38 Actually...
423 00:24:40 "Actually," what?
424 00:24:41 Actually, I'd like to get back
425 00:24:42 to the matterof my employment.
426 00:24:43 Your umbrella talks!
427 00:24:45 Georgie, please,
428 00:24:46 we're in the midstof a grown-up conversation.
429 00:24:48 Why don't we goupstairs, Georgie?
430 00:24:49 But it did talk! I promise!
431 00:24:52 I'm afraid Georgie sometimes
432 00:24:53 suffers from an excessof imagination.
433 00:24:55 As I recall,
434 00:24:57 you had the same afflictionyourself when you were young.
435 00:24:58 Did I, really? Well,those days are long behind me.
436 00:25:00 Are they, indeed? Hmm.
437 00:25:03 - Now, about my employment...- Yes, about your employment...
438 00:25:05 the truth is,I simply can't afford...
439 00:25:06 We can settle on terms later,
440 00:25:08 although I will wantmy old room back.
441 00:25:09 That's if it's nota complete disaster...
442 00:25:11 and I will insist on havingevery second Tuesday off.
443 00:25:13 - No, I'm afraid, I...- Of course, Mary Poppins.
444 00:25:15 Good, good.That's all settled.
445 00:25:17 Then I'll stay.Now, if you'll excuse me...
446 00:25:19 the children have turnedthemselves into dustbins.
447 00:25:21 So the first order of business
448 00:25:22 is to see them properlybathed and dressed.
449 00:25:27 Jane, have you gonecompletely mad?
450 00:25:29 I can't afford to takeon anyone else.
451 00:25:30 Mary Poppinsisn't just anyone.
452 00:25:31 Don't you see, Michael?
453 00:25:33 No one'shiring nannies anymore.
454 00:25:34 The poor womanhas nowhere to go.
455 00:25:36 - Well, neither will we by the end of the week!- Oh, don't be so grumpy.
456 00:25:37 - You sound just like Father.- I do not!
457 00:25:39 Give Mary Poppins a chance.
458 00:25:40 You need helpjust as much as she does!
459 00:25:42 Very well. She can stayfor the time being, I suppose.
460 00:25:45 After all, she did flyall this way on a kite.
461 00:25:52 Those things, when we wereyoung, they didn't really...
462 00:25:55 - Happen?- No.
463 00:25:56 - No.- Of course not.
464 00:25:58 Ridiculous.
465 00:26:03 Oh, hello, Mary Poppins.
466 00:26:04 Hello, Ellen.
467 00:26:11 How'd you do that?
468 00:26:13 Do what?
469 00:26:14 And why didn't Father believeyou flew here on a kite?
470 00:26:16 Because it's completenonsense, of course.
471 00:26:18 Grown-ups forget.They always do.
472 00:26:20 That will bequite enough of that.
473 00:26:22 I should have left youin the umbrella stand.
474 00:26:24 - Not with the canes!- Oh.
475 00:26:28 What are you twowhispering about?
476 00:26:30 Nothing.
477 00:26:31 "Nothing." Such auseful word, isn't it?
478 00:26:34 It can mean anythingand everything.
479 00:26:36 It's just that...
480 00:26:37 You don't requirethe services of a nanny.
481 00:26:39 Well, we have grown upa good deal
482 00:26:40 in the past year,after all.
483 00:26:42 Yes.
484 00:26:44 Well, we'll have to seewhat can be done about that.
485 00:26:46 That wasour mother's, be careful.
486 00:26:48 I am always careful.
487 00:26:51 So, you're staying?
488 00:26:53 Yes, I'll stay.Until the door opens.
489 00:26:56 What does that mean?
490 00:26:57 That door's always opening.
491 00:26:59 Oh, not that door,another one.
492 00:27:01 The bathroom door?
493 00:27:03 That's just silly, Georgie.
494 00:27:06 - Not the bathroom door?- No.
495 00:27:08 But a bath would prove useful.
496 00:27:10 Come along.Time for a good, clean start.
497 00:27:17 Mother always had ustake our baths in the evening.
498 00:27:19 Well, in my experience,Annabel...
499 00:27:21 the perfect time of dayto have a bath
500 00:27:22 is when one needs a wash.
501 00:27:24 Georgie, you will go first.
502 00:27:26 We are perfectly capableof drawing our own baths.
503 00:27:28 How very helpful, John.
504 00:27:30 In that case,you may turn off the tap.
505 00:27:32 But not quite yet, still needto put in the bubbles.
506 00:27:35 But I don't likesoap bubbles.
507 00:27:37 Well, thenyou shall have to try
508 00:27:38 to avoid them at all costs.
509 00:27:41 She's a tough nut,isn't she?
510 00:27:44 All right then...
511 00:27:46 but we'll have toget this done quickly!
512 00:27:48 Right, we still have toget down to the grocers...
513 00:27:50 and it looks as thoughit might rain.
514 00:27:52 I know who you should ask.
515 00:27:54 Her umbrella can't talk,Georgie.
516 00:27:56 The very idea.
517 00:27:57 How do you know it can't?
518 00:27:59 Because it can't.The very notion is ridiculous.
519 00:28:00 Exactly right, Annabel.It's nonsense.
520 00:28:02 Foolishness.
521 00:28:04 It makes no sense.
522 00:28:05 And if it makes no sense,it can't be true.
523 00:28:07 ♪ John, you're right
524 00:28:09 ♪ It's good to knowyou're bright
525 00:28:11 ♪ For intellectcan wash away confusion
526 00:28:15 ♪ Georgie sees,and Annabel agrees
527 00:28:18 ♪ Most folderol'san optical illusion
528 00:28:22 ♪ You three know it's truethat one plus one is two
529 00:28:25 ♪ Yes, logic is the rockof our foundation
530 00:28:30 ♪ I suspect,and I'm never incorrect
531 00:28:34 ♪ That you're far too oldto give in to imagination
532 00:28:43 No, not yet.
533 00:28:46 ♪ Some people liketo splash and play
534 00:28:49 ♪ Can you imagine that?
535 00:28:51 ♪ And take a seaside holiday
536 00:28:54 ♪ Can you imagine that?
537 00:28:57 ♪ Too much glee leavesrings around the brain
538 00:29:01 ♪ Take that joyand send it down the drain
539 00:29:05 ♪ Some peoplelike to laugh at life
540 00:29:08 ♪ And giggle through the day
541 00:29:10 ♪ They think the world'sa brand-new, shiny toy
542 00:29:14 ♪ And if while dreamingin the clouds
543 00:29:16 ♪ They fall and go kersplat
544 00:29:18 ♪ Although they're downand bent in half
545 00:29:21 ♪ They brush right offand start to laugh!
546 00:29:23 ♪ Can you imagine that?
547 00:29:31 On second thoughts,perhaps you're right.
548 00:29:32 It makes no sense to takea bath this early.
549 00:29:34 Wait! I want to take a bath!
550 00:29:37 Oh, really?
551 00:29:38 Very well, then.
552 00:29:41 Up you go.
553 00:29:43 - And in you go.- Whoa!
554 00:29:45 Georgie!
555 00:29:47 Georgie!
556 00:29:48 John!
557 00:29:49 What happened?Will they be all right?
558 00:29:51 Well, it is just a bath,after all.
559 00:29:53 But then again,it's not my tub.
560 00:29:54 Shouldn't you go inafter them?
561 00:29:55 Oh, no, I had my baththis morning, thank you.
562 00:29:58 Well, if you won't, I will!
563 00:30:01 Whoa!
564 00:30:11 Off we go.
565 00:30:35 ♪ Some people liketo dive right in
566 00:30:37 ♪ Can you imagine that?
567 00:30:39 ♪ And flap aboutin bathtub gin
568 00:30:41 ♪ Can you imagine that?
569 00:30:43 ♪ Doggies paddling20 leagues below
570 00:30:48 ♪ Might seem real,but we know it's not so
571 00:30:57 ♪ To cook without a recipe
572 00:31:00 ♪ Can you imagine that?
573 00:31:02 ♪ And heaven knows what liveswithin that pot!
574 00:31:05 ♪ Some pirates followtreasure maps
575 00:31:08 ♪ And wear a silly hat
576 00:31:10 ♪ They search the worldfor buried gold
577 00:31:12 ♪ They won't grow upand don't grow old!
578 00:31:14 ♪ Can you imagine that?
579 00:31:34 Be sure to scrubbehind your ears!
580 00:32:11 ♪ Some answerwhen adventure calls!
581 00:32:13 ♪ Can you imagine that?
582 00:32:14 ♪ And sail straightover waterfalls!
583 00:32:17 ♪ Can you imagine that?
584 00:32:19 ♪ They see livingas its own reward
585 00:32:22 Ahoy!
586 00:32:23 ♪ They rock the boat,then...
587 00:32:25 - Whoa!- Man overboard!
588 00:32:27 ♪ Some peoplelook out on the sea
589 00:32:29 ♪ And see a brand-new day
590 00:32:31 ♪ Their spirit lifts them highabove the blue
591 00:32:35 ♪ Yet, some otherswear an anchor
592 00:32:38 ♪ And they sinkin seconds flat
593 00:32:42 ♪ So...
594 00:32:43 ♪ Perhaps we've learntwhen day is done
595 00:32:45 ♪ Some stuff and nonsensecould be fun!
596 00:32:49 ♪ Can you imagine that?
597 00:33:10 No.
598 00:33:12 No.
599 00:33:15 No.
600 00:33:17 No. Anything?
601 00:33:18 No, nothing.
602 00:33:20 Just your old drawings,and bills, and nothing else.
603 00:33:21 Well, then that's it,it's not here.
604 00:33:22 Father, Aunt Jane!
605 00:33:24 It was amazing!And then there were these boats!
606 00:33:26 Everything you couldever dream of!
607 00:33:28 And then,he fell in the water!
608 00:33:29 Not now, please.
609 00:33:31 But it really happened!Tell him, Mary Poppins!
610 00:33:33 I have no ideawhat you're all talking about.
611 00:33:35 We swam througha pirate ship!
612 00:33:37 Enough, please!
613 00:33:42 You're right, Father.We're sorry.
614 00:33:46 No, I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
615 00:33:50 I don't mean to be crosswith all of you. I...
616 00:33:52 I've just lost somethingvery important.
617 00:33:55 Yes. And we'regoing to find it.
618 00:33:57 I'm sure your grandfather just
619 00:33:58 tucked it away somewherefor safekeeping.
620 00:34:00 The bank!
621 00:34:02 Didn't Father have a safetydeposit box in the bank?
622 00:34:03 Yes. Yes, he did.
623 00:34:05 - Well, let's go.- It's closed.
624 00:34:06 We'll go first thingin the morning.
625 00:34:07 But won't we need a key?
626 00:34:09 There's a whole drawerfull of keys
627 00:34:10 in Father's old desk upstairs.
628 00:34:11 - Is there?- Yes!
629 00:34:12 My goodness, gracious,glory me.
630 00:34:15 You'd think by nowthey'd have learned
631 00:34:17 to pick up after themselves.
632 00:34:36 Cleaning is not a spectatorsport, I'll remind you.
633 00:34:39 John, Annabel,put all the books
634 00:34:40 back on the bookshelves.
635 00:34:41 Georgie Banks,come back here.
636 00:34:45 Take out this rubbish,would you?
637 00:34:46 Yes, Mary Poppins.
638 00:34:47 There's a good boy.
639 00:34:51 Off you go, spit spot.
640 00:35:27 Oh, well.
641 00:35:29 That's that.
642 00:35:33 What about Mr. Dawes, Jr.?
643 00:35:35 Couldn't he give youmore time?
644 00:35:38 Yes, I'm sure he couldif he were still here...
645 00:35:40 but Dawes' nephew has beenrunning things lately.
646 00:35:44 I don't think he even knowswho I am.
647 00:35:46 - Thank you.- Very good, sir.
648 00:35:48 Well, it's high time he foundout, don't you think?
649 00:35:51 Jane?
650 00:35:54 Jane!
651 00:36:03 Jane!
652 00:36:06 Jane!
653 00:36:08 - Banks.- Good morning.
654 00:36:11 Sorry.
655 00:36:15 Jane. We can't just chargeinto his office.
656 00:36:18 Hello, Miss Penny Farthing,is it?
657 00:36:21 Heavens, did the old secretaryfinally retire?
658 00:36:24 She always hadthat big jar of sweets
659 00:36:26 on the deskwe'd raid as children.
660 00:36:28 I remember that jar.
661 00:36:30 Those little toffees thatstuck your teeth together.
662 00:36:34 Must get you one ofthose jars, Miss Farthing.
663 00:36:36 Of course, sir.
664 00:36:38 This wouldn't happen to be yoursister, would it, Mr. Banks?
665 00:36:40 - Yes.- Yes, Jane Banks.
666 00:36:42 How do you do?
667 00:36:43 Great pleasure to meet you.William Weatherall Wilkins.
668 00:36:45 Do step this way.
669 00:36:54 If I had known
670 00:36:55 that George Banks' sonhad taken a loan with us...
671 00:36:58 I would have handledthe paperwork myself.
672 00:37:00 Unfortunately...
673 00:37:02 regarding an extension,
674 00:37:04 there's very little I can doat this point.
675 00:37:06 I see.
676 00:37:07 Our father did leave usshares in the bank.
677 00:37:09 Oh, well,that is good news!
678 00:37:12 Yes. Yes, it is.
679 00:37:13 But the trouble is,
680 00:37:15 we can't seem to findthe share certificate.
681 00:37:16 You wouldn't happento have any record
682 00:37:17 of Father's shares,would you?
683 00:37:19 I would think so.
684 00:37:21 Bring inthe shareholder's ledger,
685 00:37:22 would you, Miss Farthing?
686 00:37:23 Right away, Mr. Wilkins.
687 00:37:25 And what about your uncle,Mr. Dawes, Jr.?
688 00:37:28 He'd know if Father receivedshares, wouldn't he?
689 00:37:32 I'm afraid
690 00:37:34 dear old Uncle Dawesis getting on in years.
691 00:37:36 Non compos mentis...
692 00:37:39 Which, sadly, is whyI had to take over for him.
693 00:37:41 Ah, thank you, Miss Farthing.
694 00:37:44 Let's see.
695 00:37:46 "Babcock...
696 00:37:48 "Baker..."
697 00:37:54 Hmm.
698 00:37:55 Doesn't seem to be a listingfor George Banks here.
699 00:38:00 Don't despair.
700 00:38:02 You still have untilthat big fellow out there
701 00:38:05 chimes his laston Friday night...
702 00:38:06 to find that certificate.
703 00:38:07 And I'll keep looking hereas well.
704 00:38:10 Yes, well, thank youso very much, Mr. Wilkins.
705 00:38:12 It's really beena great pleasure. Thank you.
706 00:38:15 Very kind of you.Thank you, Mr. Wilkins.
707 00:38:16 Not at all.
708 00:38:27 Bring in all of George Banks'old files, would you?
709 00:38:29 Of course, Mr. Wilkins.
710 00:39:08 Georgie, this is a nursery,
711 00:39:10 let me remind you,and not a music hall.
712 00:39:11 Can we have another bath?
713 00:39:14 Oh, pish posh.
714 00:39:15 Now, John,you'd best go downstairs
715 00:39:17 and help Ellen...
716 00:39:18 - Whoa!- ...put away the dishes.
717 00:39:19 Yes, Mary Poppins.
718 00:39:21 Here, I canput those away myself.
719 00:39:23 Very well, then.
720 00:39:25 Now, Georgie Banks...
721 00:39:27 if you were hopingthat I will let you
722 00:39:29 take thissadly neglected kite...
723 00:39:30 to the park tomorrow,
724 00:39:32 you'd better startpatching it up this instant.
725 00:39:33 Yes, Mary Poppins.
726 00:39:36 Hmm.
727 00:39:40 Oh, let me help youwith those.
728 00:39:42 Oh, you're a good lad.
729 00:39:44 You're such a help, you are.
730 00:39:47 I only wishI could help your father
731 00:39:48 save this poor old house.
732 00:39:50 I could sell my broachand necklace, I suppose.
733 00:39:53 Matching set,my old mum gave them to me.
734 00:39:57 You'd do that for us?
735 00:39:58 What? Sell myprized possessions?
736 00:40:00 Oh, no, I didn'tmean it like that.
737 00:40:02 Oh, it's all right.I think they're fakes, anyway.
738 00:40:06 No. Plenty in this house worthmore than them old trinkets.
739 00:40:12 If you'll excuse me, Ellen.
740 00:40:15 What's got into him?
741 00:40:23 Annabel!
742 00:40:25 - I know how to save the house!- What do you mean?
743 00:40:27 If you two are going to keepup all of this whispering...
744 00:40:29 I'd like youto practice doing so
745 00:40:30 as loudly as possible.
746 00:40:31 It will still be bad manners,
747 00:40:33 but at least then we'll allbe in on the secret.
748 00:40:38 Oh, hello, Jack!
749 00:40:39 Mary Poppins,how are you this fine evening?
750 00:40:41 I'm settling inquite nicely, thank you.
751 00:40:45 I was downstairswith Ellen...
752 00:40:46 Do you know,when I was a lad...
753 00:40:48 I used to wave up to the boyand girl who lived here.
754 00:40:50 Oh. You meanMichael and Jane.
755 00:40:53 Ah, Miss Jane Banks!
756 00:40:56 I see Mr. Banksabout now and again.
757 00:40:57 It's been agessince I've seen her.
758 00:40:59 Well, she lives in a flaton the other side of town now.
759 00:41:01 I'm sure you'll bump into herone of these days.
760 00:41:04 What are you doing?
761 00:41:05 You know we're not supposedto touch that.
762 00:41:07 This is authenticRoyal Doulton china, Annabel.
763 00:41:09 Mother always saidit was priceless...
764 00:41:12 and I bet it'll be enoughto pay off Father's debt.
765 00:41:14 That's a terrible idea, John.
766 00:41:15 You knowMother loved that bowl.
767 00:41:16 But she'd sell it herselfto save the house!
768 00:41:17 That was Mother's!Put that back!
769 00:41:19 No, Georgie,give it to me!
770 00:41:20 - No! Put it back!- Let go, let go!
771 00:41:22 It's a good thingyou come along
772 00:41:23 when you did, Mary Poppins.
773 00:41:27 That didn't sound good,now did it?
774 00:41:29 What are the threeof you up to?
775 00:41:33 - Give me the missing piece!- I don't have it!
776 00:41:35 Well, look for it then!
777 00:41:43 Which of you broke the bowl?
778 00:41:47 - Georgie did.- I did not! It was Annabel!
779 00:41:50 No, I didn't!If John hadn't taken it...
780 00:41:53 Actually,it was all three of them.
781 00:41:54 Mmm.
782 00:41:56 Who said that?
783 00:42:02 Oh, dear.
784 00:42:03 Look!The picture's changed.
785 00:42:05 It looksas though they've broken
786 00:42:06 your carriage wheel.
787 00:42:07 That they have.It's useless now.
788 00:42:09 Uselessas a chocolate teapot.
789 00:42:12 The bowl is speaking!
790 00:42:13 And who do we thinkis gonna fix that?
791 00:42:15 Aye, there's the riddle.Them what broke it fixes it.
792 00:42:17 That's what I say.
793 00:42:18 What do you think,Mary Poppins?
794 00:42:19 Well, I supposewe have no choice.
795 00:42:21 But how are wegoing to do that?
796 00:42:23 I know a bitabout fixing carriages.
797 00:42:24 But we can't fixthe carriage wheel.
798 00:42:26 It isn't possible.
799 00:42:27 Everything is possible.Even the impossible.
800 00:42:32 Now, gather 'round,everyone. Spit, spot!
801 00:42:35 Georgie, don't forget Gillie.
802 00:42:37 Are we ready?
803 00:42:38 Ready.
804 00:43:09 Wow!
805 00:43:11 What just happened?
806 00:43:12 Where are we?
807 00:43:16 Looks like we're in china,so to speak.
808 00:43:18 Over here, everyone.This wheel won't fix itself.
809 00:43:21 Now, tread lightly,this is fine porcelain,
810 00:43:23 and we don't wantto chip the glaze.
811 00:43:28 Whee!
812 00:43:30 Oh, Georgie, head upand feet beneath you.
813 00:43:32 You too, John.
814 00:43:36 Excuse me, driver,would you help us?
815 00:43:40 Well, Mary Poppins,is it yourself?
816 00:43:43 - But he's...- But you're...
817 00:43:45 - That's right, I'm Irish.- I'm also part poodle.
818 00:43:50 How wonderfulto see you, Shamus.
819 00:43:52 I'm so sorry about all this.
820 00:43:53 Now, would you help Jacklift the carriage
821 00:43:55 while the childrenput the wheel back on?
822 00:43:57 With pleasure!
823 00:43:59 She's talking to a dog!
824 00:44:01 Well, of courseshe can talk.
825 00:44:04 Take your places,everyone.
826 00:44:07 Ready?
827 00:44:09 And lift.
828 00:44:11 Yes. Let's see now,this should do it.
829 00:44:16 There we are, shipshape.
830 00:44:17 Not a bad job at all.
831 00:44:18 Suppose it'll have to do.
832 00:44:21 And back to the nursery we go.
833 00:44:23 Back already?
834 00:44:24 Can't we stay in this bowlfor a while?
835 00:44:25 I want a carriage ride.
836 00:44:28 I wouldn't mind one m'self.
837 00:44:32 Well, I supposeit wouldn't do any harm.
838 00:44:34 Shamus, would you mind?
839 00:44:35 Not in the least.
840 00:44:37 Climb aboard, everybody!
841 00:44:38 Hooray!
842 00:44:40 Mind the step,plant yourselves comfy.
843 00:44:42 Now, where would we all liketo go on this fine, fine day?
844 00:44:46 The Royal Doulton Music Hall,please.
845 00:44:49 - Where?- What's that?
846 00:44:50 We're on the brinkof an adventure, children,
847 00:44:52 don't spoil itwith too many questions.
848 00:44:55 Let's go, Clyde!
849 00:44:56 Easy.
850 00:44:58 ♪ In the nursery,you were never by yourself
851 00:45:03 ♪ There was quite anotherworld upon your shelf
852 00:45:06 Hold on!
853 00:45:08 ♪ Where each daycrowds make their way
854 00:45:11 ♪ Upon the sun's descent
855 00:45:13 ♪ To a mythical, mystical,never-quite-logistical tent
856 00:45:16 ♪ Yes, in thisdearly dynamical
857 00:45:20 ♪ Simply ceramicalRoyal Doulton bowl
858 00:45:23 ♪ There's a cuddlyand curious
859 00:45:25 ♪ Furry and furiousanimal watering hole
860 00:45:28 ♪ Where the monkeysand humming birds
861 00:45:30 ♪ Know the tunesand the words
862 00:45:31 ♪ Every beastlarge and small
863 00:45:33 ♪ Loves the verytop drawer-able
864 00:45:35 ♪ Always encore-ableRoyal Doulton Music Hall
865 00:45:40 Ooh, that onetickled my tail.
866 00:45:42 Nearly there,Mary Poppins!
867 00:45:44 ♪ Yes,in this marvelous, mystical
868 00:45:47 ♪ Rather sophisticalRoyal Doulton bowl
869 00:45:50 ♪ There's a lot of birdsqueuing up
870 00:45:52 ♪ A lot of hams chewing upscenery they swallow whole
871 00:45:55 ♪ There are lots of catstuning strings
872 00:45:57 ♪ Nightingalesin the wings
873 00:45:59 ♪ Waiting fortheir big drum roll
874 00:46:01 - ♪ At the simply sensational- ♪ Standing ovation-al
875 00:46:03 - ♪ Royal Doulton Music Hall- ♪ Music Hall
876 00:46:07 Here we are!
877 00:46:11 But where's the music hall?
878 00:46:14 Oh, yes, that. Silly me.
879 00:46:30 Step right up!
880 00:46:31 Step right upfor the simply sensational
881 00:46:33 Royal Doulton Music Hall!
882 00:46:36 How on earthdid she do that?
883 00:46:38 One thing you should knowabout Mary Poppins...
884 00:46:40 she never explains anything.Come on.
885 00:46:42 Hurry, hurry!Only a few seats left!
886 00:46:44 Get tickets while you canfor the one-night only...
887 00:46:48 one and only...Mary Poppins!
888 00:46:51 What an honor it is
889 00:46:53 to have you join usthis evening.
890 00:46:54 Thank you.
891 00:46:56 And who is this I see?
892 00:46:57 Why, it's John,Annabel and Georgie Banks!
893 00:47:00 You know us?
894 00:47:02 Of course. Everyone knowsthe Banks children.
895 00:47:04 We've all been watching youin the nursery for years.
896 00:47:07 It's so goodto finally meet you.
897 00:47:08 Hurry along, now.Get yourselves some peanuts
898 00:47:10 and candy flossand go right on in.
899 00:47:13 May we, Mary Poppins?
900 00:47:15 Yes.
901 00:47:17 Come on!Let's get candy floss!
902 00:47:18 Just keep awayfrom the edge of the bowl.
903 00:47:30 ♪ At the highly-acclaimable
904 00:47:32 ♪ Nearly untamable
905 00:47:35 ♪ Lavishly praisable,always roof-raise-able
906 00:47:41 ♪ Royal Doulton
907 00:47:43 ♪ Music Hall! ♪
908 00:47:53 Oh! Excuse me.
909 00:47:55 Oh!
910 00:48:09 Bucks and mares,cubs and does,
911 00:48:11 welcome to our show of shows!
912 00:48:13 It is my great honorto introduce
913 00:48:15 this evening'srenowned guest...
914 00:48:17 the one...
915 00:48:18 the only...
916 00:48:20 Mary Poppins!
917 00:48:22 Oh.
918 00:48:25 Well, thank you, thank youvery much. Yes, thank you.
919 00:48:27 - Come on!- Oh, no, no.
920 00:48:29 - Come on up!- Go on!
921 00:48:30 Silly Jack.
922 00:48:36 - Thank you.- Sing for us, Mary Poppins!
923 00:48:39 - No. No, no, no.- Come on, have a go.
924 00:48:41 No, I haven't sung in years.
925 00:48:43 Sing for us, Mary Poppins.
926 00:48:44 - Please. Please.- Do sing for us.
927 00:48:46 No, I couldn't possibly.
928 00:48:48 D-flat major.
929 00:49:02 ♪ Uncle Gutenbergwas a bookworm
930 00:49:05 ♪ And he livedon Charing Cross
931 00:49:08 ♪ The memory of his volumesbrings a smile
932 00:49:12 ♪ He would read melots of stories
933 00:49:14 ♪ When he wasn'ton the sauce
934 00:49:17 ♪ Now I'd like to sharethe wisdom
935 00:49:19 ♪ Of my favorite bibliophile
936 00:49:23 ♪ He said
937 00:49:26 ♪ A cover is not the book
938 00:49:29 ♪ So open it upand take a look
939 00:49:31 ♪ 'Cause under the covers
940 00:49:33 ♪ One discoversthat the king may be a crook
941 00:49:36 ♪ Chapter titlesare like signs
942 00:49:37 ♪ And if you readbetween the lines
943 00:49:40 ♪ You'll find yourfirst impression was mistook
944 00:49:43 ♪ For a cover is nicebut a cover is not the book
945 00:49:50 Mary Poppins,could you give us an example?
946 00:49:53 Certainly!
947 00:49:55 ♪ Nellie Rubinawas made of wood
948 00:49:57 ♪ But what could not be seen
949 00:49:59 ♪ Was though her trunk up topwas barren
950 00:50:01 ♪ Well, her rootswere lush and green
951 00:50:03 ♪ So in springwhen Mr. Hick'ry
952 00:50:05 ♪ Saw her blossomsbloomin' there
953 00:50:07 ♪ He took root,despite her bark
954 00:50:09 ♪ And now there'sseedlings everywhere!
955 00:50:11 ♪ Which proves acover is not the book
956 00:50:14 ♪ So open it upand take a look
957 00:50:16 ♪ 'Cause under the covers
958 00:50:18 ♪ One discoversthat the king may be a crook
959 00:50:20 ♪ Chapter titlesare like signs
960 00:50:22 ♪ And if you readbetween the lines
961 00:50:24 ♪ You'll find yourfirst impression was mistook
962 00:50:28 ♪ For a cover is nicebut a cover is not the book!
963 00:50:32 Shall we do the oneabout the "Wealthy Widow"?
964 00:50:34 Oh, by all means!
965 00:50:35 Always loved that one!
966 00:50:36 Well, go on then.
967 00:50:38 ♪ Lady Hyacinth Macaw broughtall her treasures to a reef
968 00:50:42 ♪ Where she onlywore a smile
969 00:50:44 ♪ Plus two feathersand a leaf
970 00:50:46 ♪ So no one tried to rob her
971 00:50:48 ♪ 'Cause she barelywore a stitch
972 00:50:50 ♪ For when you'rein your birthday suit
973 00:50:51 ♪ There ain't much thereto show you're rich!
974 00:50:54 ♪ Oh, a coveris not the book
975 00:50:55 ♪ So open it upand take a look
976 00:50:57 ♪ 'Cause under the covers
977 00:50:59 ♪ One discoversthat the king may be a crook
978 00:51:06 ♪ You'll find yourfirst impression was mistook
979 00:51:10 ♪ For a cover is nice,but a cover is not the book ♪
980 00:51:13 Oh, give us the one about the"Dirty Rascal," why don't ya?
981 00:51:16 Isn't that one a bit long?
982 00:51:17 Well, the quickeryou're into it,
983 00:51:18 the quicker you're out of it.
984 00:51:24 ♪ Once upon a timein a nursery rhyme
985 00:51:27 ♪ There was a castlewith a king hiding in a wing
986 00:51:29 ♪ 'Cause he neverwent to school
987 00:51:30 ♪ To learn a single thing
988 00:51:32 ♪ He had scepters and swordsAnd a parliament of Lords
989 00:51:34 ♪ But on the inside he was sadEgad!
990 00:51:36 ♪ Because he never hada wisdom for numbers
991 00:51:38 ♪ A wisdom for words
992 00:51:39 ♪ Though his crownwas quite immense
993 00:51:41 ♪ His brain was smallerthan a bird's
994 00:51:43 ♪ So the queen of the nationmade a royal proclamation
995 00:51:44 ♪ "To the missusand the messers
996 00:51:45 ♪ "The more or lessers
997 00:51:47 ♪ "Bring meall the land's professors"
998 00:51:49 ♪ Then she wentto the hair dressers
999 00:51:50 ♪ And they came from the EastAnd they came from the South
1000 00:51:52 ♪ From each college,they poured knowledge
1001 00:51:53 ♪ From their brainsinto his mouth
1002 00:51:55 ♪ But the kingcouldn't learn
1003 00:51:56 ♪ So each professormet their fate
1004 00:51:58 ♪ For the queenhad their heads removed
1005 00:51:59 ♪ And placed upon the gate
1006 00:52:00 ♪ And on that date
1007 00:52:01 ♪ I state their wivesall got a note
1008 00:52:03 ♪ Their matewas now the late great
1009 00:52:05 ♪ But then suddenly one dayA stranger started in to sing
1010 00:52:07 ♪ He said,"I'm the dirty rascal
1011 00:52:08 ♪ "And I'm hereto teach the king!"
1012 00:52:10 ♪ And the queen clutched herjewels For she hated royal fools
1013 00:52:12 ♪ But this foolhad some rules
1014 00:52:14 ♪ They really oughtto teach in schools
1015 00:52:16 ♪ Like you'll be a happy king Ifyou enjoy the things you've got
1016 00:52:17 ♪ You should never try to be
1017 00:52:18 ♪ The kind of personthat you're not
1018 00:52:20 ♪ So they sangand they laughed
1019 00:52:21 ♪ For the kinghad found a friend
1020 00:52:23 ♪ And they ran onto a rainbowfor the story's perfect end
1021 00:52:25 ♪ So the moral is you mustn'tlet the outside be the guide
1022 00:52:27 ♪ For it's not so cutand dried
1023 00:52:29 ♪ Well, unless it's DoctorJekyll Then you better hide
1024 00:52:31 ♪ Petrified!No, the truth can't be denied
1025 00:52:32 ♪ As I have nowhave testified
1026 00:52:34 ♪ All that really countsand matters
1027 00:52:35 ♪ Is the specialstuff inside!
1028 00:52:36 - Hooray!- He did it!
1029 00:52:39 ♪ Oh,a cover is not the book
1030 00:52:41 ♪ So open it upand take a look
1031 00:52:43 ♪ 'Cause under the covers
1032 00:52:45 ♪ One discoversthat the king may be a crook
1033 00:52:47 ♪ So pleaselisten to what we've said
1034 00:52:49 ♪ And open a booktonight in bed
1035 00:52:52 ♪ So one more timebefore we get the hook
1036 00:52:54 ♪ Sing it out strong!
1037 00:52:56 - ♪ A cover is nice- ♪ Please take our advice
1038 00:52:58 - ♪ A cover is nice- ♪ Or you'll pay the price!
1039 00:53:00 ♪ A cover is nicebut a cover is not the book ♪
1040 00:53:12 Bravo!
1041 00:53:31 Gillie!
1042 00:53:43 Where's Georgie?
1043 00:53:45 I don't know.
1044 00:53:47 Take this.
1045 00:53:53 What are you doing?
1046 00:53:56 Well, well,if it isn't the boy
1047 00:53:58 who cracked the bowl.
1048 00:54:00 We've waited a long timefor you Banks children...
1049 00:54:04 to come and visit us,
1050 00:54:05 so we could pay a visitto your nursery.
1051 00:54:08 But those are our things!
1052 00:54:11 Oh, not anymore,they aren't.
1053 00:54:12 Give Gillie back!
1054 00:54:15 He's mine!My mother made him for me!
1055 00:54:18 Hey! Leave our brother alone!
1056 00:54:20 Time to go, boys!
1057 00:54:21 Whoa!
1058 00:54:36 Annabel! Help!
1059 00:54:38 Georgie!
1060 00:54:41 We're coming, Georgie!
1061 00:54:43 John!
1062 00:54:47 Let me go! I want to go home!
1063 00:54:49 What home?You've lost your home!
1064 00:55:03 Shamus!
1065 00:55:04 Clyde!
1066 00:55:05 That's right, it's us!
1067 00:55:07 Let's goget your brother back.
1068 00:55:18 We're gaining on 'em!
1069 00:55:21 Give it more speed!
1070 00:55:22 Right away, sir.
1071 00:55:39 Whoa!
1072 00:55:42 Giddy-up, big fella!
1073 00:55:50 We're closing in.Get ready to jump!
1074 00:55:55 Ready. And now!
1075 00:55:59 Well done, children!
1076 00:56:00 Give 'em what-for!
1077 00:56:02 Get rid of them!
1078 00:56:04 - But, sir!- You heard me!
1079 00:56:08 Georgie,are you all right?
1080 00:56:09 Annabel, look!
1081 00:56:32 - Stay with Georgie.- Right.
1082 00:56:41 Be careful!
1083 00:56:43 What are you doing?
1084 00:57:14 Oh, no!
1085 00:57:17 The edge of the bowl!
1086 00:57:34 Georgie, it's all right,
1087 00:57:35 it's all right.
1088 00:57:37 My goodness me.
1089 00:57:40 Shh. It's all right.
1090 00:57:43 You were having a nicesort of nightmare, I must say.
1091 00:57:47 You were right, Mary Poppins!A cover is not the book.
1092 00:57:50 We thought they were nice,but they were mean!
1093 00:57:51 Whatever are youtalking about?
1094 00:57:53 They tried to take Gillie!
1095 00:57:55 No, Gillie is right here,sleeping, as you should be.
1096 00:57:58 But it was real!They stole all our things...
1097 00:58:01 and the wolf saidwe were never
1098 00:58:02 going to see our home again!
1099 00:58:04 That is absurd.
1100 00:58:07 But I had a nightmarelike that, too.
1101 00:58:10 So did I.It seemed awfully real.
1102 00:58:13 I don't want to lose our home.
1103 00:58:17 You see, Georgie?
1104 00:58:18 That's why we wantedMother's bowl.
1105 00:58:21 We were going to sell itto save the house.
1106 00:58:26 I miss Mother.
1107 00:58:35 Oh, listento the three of you.
1108 00:58:36 You're all worryingfar too much.
1109 00:58:38 After all, you can't losewhat you've never lost.
1110 00:58:44 I don't understand.
1111 00:58:46 Well...
1112 00:58:47 ♪ Do you everlie awake at night?
1113 00:58:53 ♪ Just between the darkand the morning light
1114 00:58:59 ♪ Searching for the thingsyou used to know
1115 00:59:05 ♪ Looking for the placewhere the lost things go?
1116 00:59:11 ♪ Do you ever dreamor reminisce?
1117 00:59:17 ♪ Wondering where to findwhat you truly miss?
1118 00:59:22 ♪ Well, maybe all those thingsthat you love so
1119 00:59:28 ♪ Are waiting in the placewhere the lost things go
1120 00:59:34 ♪ Memories you've shared,gone for good you feared
1121 00:59:40 ♪ They're allaround you still
1122 00:59:43 ♪ Though they've disappeared
1123 00:59:47 ♪ Nothing's really leftor lost without a trace
1124 00:59:54 ♪ Nothing's gone forever,only out of place
1125 01:00:02 ♪ So maybe now the dishand my best spoon
1126 01:00:08 ♪ Are playing hide and seekjust behind the Moon
1127 01:00:14 ♪ Waiting thereuntil it's time to show
1128 01:00:20 ♪ Spring is like that now
1129 01:00:23 ♪ Far beneath the snow
1130 01:00:27 ♪ Hiding in the placewhere the lost things
1131 01:00:34 ♪ Go
1132 01:00:37 Now, time to get some sleep.
1133 01:00:39 And in the morning,bright and early...
1134 01:00:41 we'll take that bowlto my cousin.
1135 01:00:42 We'll have it mended.
1136 01:00:50 ♪ Time to close your eyes
1137 01:00:53 ♪ So sleep can come around
1138 01:00:56 ♪ For when you dream
1139 01:00:58 ♪ You'll find all that's lostis found
1140 01:01:03 ♪ Maybe on the Moon
1141 01:01:06 ♪ Or maybe somewhere new
1142 01:01:10 ♪ Maybe all you're missinglives inside of you
1143 01:01:18 ♪ So, when you need her touchand loving gaze
1144 01:01:25 ♪ "Gone but not forgotten"is the perfect phrase
1145 01:01:31 ♪ Smiling from a starthat she makes glow
1146 01:01:39 ♪ Trust she's always there
1147 01:01:42 ♪ Watching as you grow
1148 01:01:46 ♪ Find her in the placewhere the lost things
1149 01:01:54 ♪ Go
1150 01:02:35 John, look!
1151 01:02:40 Mary Poppins' scarf.
1152 01:02:42 It wasn't a dream after all.
1153 01:02:45 Shall we tell her?
1154 01:02:47 Better not.
1155 01:02:49 I expect she already knows.
1156 01:03:09 Blast the devil, too soon!
1157 01:03:12 Why can't those pea-brainedBig Ben buffoons get it right?
1158 01:03:17 Ahoy there, fair lady!
1159 01:03:20 Hello!
1160 01:03:21 - Good morning. Oh!- Oh!
1161 01:03:23 I'm sorry, miss.
1162 01:03:24 Oh, no, no. It's quiteall right. Don't worry.
1163 01:03:26 - Let me help you with that.- Thank you.
1164 01:03:27 Good morning, Jane.
1165 01:03:28 I see you've bumped into Jack.
1166 01:03:30 The children and I areheading into town
1167 01:03:31 to get something fixed.
1168 01:03:33 Would you like tocome with us?
1169 01:03:34 Work calls, I'm afraid.We've got a rally today.
1170 01:03:37 Oh, that's right. You ought togive Jack one of those flyers.
1171 01:03:41 You're Miss Banks,aren't you?
1172 01:03:43 Yes.
1173 01:03:44 I don't knowif you remember me.
1174 01:03:46 I used to wave to youwhen I'd see you
1175 01:03:47 up there in that very window.
1176 01:03:49 Yes.
1177 01:03:50 Jack.
1178 01:03:51 Yes, of course, I remember.
1179 01:03:54 Call me Jane, please.
1180 01:03:55 Of course,I was much younger then.
1181 01:03:56 True...
1182 01:03:58 but your smilehasn't changed a bit.
1183 01:04:01 Well, it's this afternoon,if you can make it.
1184 01:04:04 SPRUCE, eh?
1185 01:04:05 Good for you, Jane Banks.
1186 01:04:07 All us lamplighters know
1187 01:04:08 what a fine job you're doingfor the workers.
1188 01:04:10 Well, we try our best.
1189 01:04:12 If you ever needa ladder raised
1190 01:04:13 or a lamp lit,consider it done.
1191 01:04:15 Thank you, Jack.Thank you.
1192 01:04:20 Polishing the keyhole, are we?
1193 01:04:21 Look at this.
1194 01:04:23 Miss Jane's chatting withthat handsome lamplighter.
1195 01:04:27 It looks like he's lit her upas well, don't it?
1196 01:04:29 Oh, Ellen!
1197 01:04:30 Oh, no,nothing will come of it.
1198 01:04:31 No, she saysthat ship's sailed.
1199 01:04:33 And I say, there arealways other ships.
1200 01:04:35 My alarm didn't ring.
1201 01:04:36 Oh, dear. Let me help you.
1202 01:04:39 I'm gonna be late.
1203 01:04:40 That's all that I need!
1204 01:04:41 Well, you're not late yet,are you?
1205 01:04:43 Here you are.
1206 01:04:44 Off you go.
1207 01:04:49 Good morning, Michael.
1208 01:04:50 Hello, forgive me,I have to run.
1209 01:04:52 - Watch where you're... Michael!- I am so sorry!
1210 01:04:53 Oh, it's fine.
1211 01:04:54 Um, I'm lookingfor number 19.
1212 01:04:57 It's two doors down.
1213 01:05:00 Many thanks. Sincerely.
1214 01:05:02 Michael, your briefcase!
1215 01:05:05 Blimey, he'd leave his head
1216 01:05:07 on the breakfast tableif it weren't screwed on.
1217 01:05:09 Here, Ellen.I'll take the briefcase.
1218 01:05:11 The children and I are headingthat way on an errand.
1219 01:05:13 We'll stopby the bank afterwards.
1220 01:05:14 I'll give you a lift.My rounds are done.
1221 01:05:17 Wonderful.
1222 01:05:18 All aboard, everyone. Come on.
1223 01:05:20 On the bicycle?
1224 01:05:22 But there are five of us.We can't all fit.
1225 01:05:24 The weighton those wheels alone.
1226 01:05:26 Mary Poppins,how much do you weigh?
1227 01:05:28 Never you mind about that.
1228 01:05:30 It's all a questionof balance.
1229 01:05:32 - Annabel here.- Whoa!
1230 01:05:35 - And then John.- Whoa!
1231 01:05:37 Oh, sit up straight!You're not flour bags.
1232 01:05:39 - Georgie at the front.- Yay!
1233 01:05:41 Mary Poppins, you here.
1234 01:05:43 - I've got it!- Blimey!
1235 01:05:44 All right, everybody.
1236 01:05:46 Primed and ready,Mr. Binnacle?
1237 01:05:48 Ready and charged, sir.
1238 01:05:50 - Ready, everyone?- Ready!
1239 01:05:51 Are you surethis is quite safe?
1240 01:05:53 Not in the slightest.Ready.
1241 01:05:54 Three!
1242 01:05:55 Two!
1243 01:05:57 - Steady!- One!
1244 01:05:58 - Fire!- Go!
1245 01:06:28 Now, pull over, right ahead.Thank you, Jack.
1246 01:06:36 Right. Off we go,jiggity-jog.
1247 01:06:39 Thank you, Georgie.
1248 01:06:42 This way, please.
1249 01:06:53 Never noticedthis alley before.
1250 01:06:55 Well, clearlyyou've never had
1251 01:06:57 a Royal Doulton bowlthat wanted mending.
1252 01:07:00 Straight ahead.
1253 01:07:05 Here we are.
1254 01:07:08 "Topotrepolovsky'sall repairs,
1255 01:07:12 "large and small fix-it shop."
1256 01:07:13 Looks as though it's justa small fix-it shop today.
1257 01:07:16 That's just what we want.
1258 01:07:17 The bowl only needsa small fix, after all.
1259 01:07:20 So now my headis a door knocker.
1260 01:07:24 I suppose my beak might beuseful for opening cans.
1261 01:07:26 You fuss, fuss, fuss.Don't be so dramatic.
1262 01:07:34 Cousin Topsy!
1263 01:07:36 Mary Poppins!
1264 01:07:38 Oh, for the loveof all that is holy...
1265 01:07:41 do not come in!
1266 01:07:43 Don't be so rude!
1267 01:07:44 Please stay away.
1268 01:07:47 It is Second Wednesday!
1269 01:07:49 Second Wednesday. Oh, dear.I'd forgotten.
1270 01:07:53 Still, today or never,that's my motto.
1271 01:07:58 Ouch!
1272 01:07:59 There we are!
1273 01:08:05 Follow me.
1274 01:08:09 So, in you come.
1275 01:08:12 You do not listen to Topsy.
1276 01:08:18 Oh, no!
1277 01:08:20 It has begun!
1278 01:08:33 Now, what do you want?
1279 01:08:36 You have guests, cousin.
1280 01:08:37 You might at least greet themat the door.
1281 01:08:39 And how am I todo that, please,
1282 01:08:41 when I am down here,up on the ceiling?
1283 01:08:44 Very well,we'll come to you.
1284 01:08:47 Excuse me, please, Georgie.
1285 01:08:49 Now, this way.
1286 01:08:50 Be careful on the way up.
1287 01:08:53 Why be careful?
1288 01:08:55 Leave it all for Topsy to fix.
1289 01:08:58 Climb on my shelves.Step on the toys.
1290 01:09:02 Kick the little china dollsin their faces.
1291 01:09:05 John, Annabel,Georgie and Jack...
1292 01:09:08 this is my cousin.
1293 01:09:09 Second cousin,many times removed.
1294 01:09:12 Tatiana AntanasiaCositori Topotrepolovsky.
1295 01:09:15 Oh, but you may call me Topsy.
1296 01:09:19 That's an unusual accentyou've got there.
1297 01:09:21 Where are you from?
1298 01:09:22 Oh, that's veryinteresting story...
1299 01:09:23 We have no idea.
1300 01:09:25 We need youto fix this bowl, dear.
1301 01:09:27 No, no, no. It is asI have told to you...
1302 01:09:30 second Wednesdayof the month...
1303 01:09:31 when everythingis turning turtle.
1304 01:09:34 "Turning turtle"?
1305 01:09:36 What exactly does that mean?
1306 01:09:37 It means my whole worldgoes flippity-flop
1307 01:09:41 like a turtle on his back.
1308 01:09:43 And I don't knowmy up from my down,
1309 01:09:45 my east from my west.
1310 01:09:46 My topsy from my bottomsy.
1311 01:09:49 Yes, I thinkwe've all grasped the concept.
1312 01:09:51 Good. That's quick for you.
1313 01:09:53 You see, my littles,anything I try to fix...
1314 01:09:57 on Second Wednesdaygoes kerflooey.
1315 01:10:00 Kerflooey.
1316 01:10:02 Kerflooey!
1317 01:10:04 Please, cousin,you have always said
1318 01:10:05 that you can fix anything.
1319 01:10:07 Sweet girl,you tell Mary Poppins,
1320 01:10:09 who doesn't listen...
1321 01:10:11 that any other day,
1322 01:10:12 Tatiana Antanasia CositoriTopotrepolovsky...
1323 01:10:16 can fix anything.
1324 01:10:19 ♪ If you ringwith something broken
1325 01:10:22 ♪ On a Thursday
1326 01:10:25 ♪ I'll make new with my glue,pins and thread
1327 01:10:30 ♪ What you bring,when I've awoken
1328 01:10:33 ♪ On a Friday
1329 01:10:35 ♪ I will mend, and then spendthe day in bed
1330 01:10:40 ♪ Children, Satur, Sun,and Mondays
1331 01:10:43 ♪ Are justeverything-is-fun days
1332 01:10:45 ♪ But in the second week,I wear a frown
1333 01:10:48 ♪ For I knowthat after Tuesday
1334 01:10:52 ♪ Comes theTopsy-gets-bad-news day
1335 01:10:54 ♪ It's the dreadedSecond Wednesday
1336 01:10:57 ♪ When from nine to noonmy life turns upside down
1337 01:11:07 ♪ Fast is slow, low is highStop is go and that is why
1338 01:11:11 ♪ Every Second Wednesdayis a hurdle
1339 01:11:14 ♪ From eight to nineall is well
1340 01:11:16 ♪ Then I roll overon my shell
1341 01:11:18 ♪ And all becausethe world is turning turtle
1342 01:11:20 ♪ Now day is night, dog is catBlack is white, thin is fat
1343 01:11:24 ♪ That is whyI'm loosening up my girdle
1344 01:11:27 ♪ I cannot helpthis charming troupe
1345 01:11:29 ♪ Don't mock me'cause I'm in the soup
1346 01:11:31 ♪ And why? Because the worldis turning turtle
1347 01:11:34 ♪ Oh, woe is meI'm as opposite as I can be
1348 01:11:38 ♪ I long for Thursdayswhen the world is drab
1349 01:11:41 ♪ When will it cease?
1350 01:11:43 ♪ Now my life resemblesWar and Peace
1351 01:11:45 ♪ That Tolstoy certainlyhad the gift of gab
1352 01:11:47 ♪ I couldn't get through it
1353 01:11:48 ♪ Bottom's top, yin is yang
1354 01:11:50 ♪ Peace and quiet'ssturm und drang
1355 01:11:52 ♪ Tuesday nights,my blood begins to curdle
1356 01:11:55 ♪ East is west, in is out
1357 01:11:57 ♪ And that is whyI need to shout
1358 01:11:59 ♪ "Oh, no! The worldis turning turtle!"
1359 01:12:07 ♪ Oh, if you had comesome other morn
1360 01:12:10 ♪ You wouldn't have found meso forlorn
1361 01:12:12 ♪ But since the daythat I was born
1362 01:12:13 ♪ Second Wednesdaysis on the fritz
1363 01:12:15 ♪ I couldn't mend thisto save my soul
1364 01:12:17 ♪ If this keeps up,I'll dig a hole
1365 01:12:19 ♪ You say life's a cherry bowlBut Wednesday's full of pits
1366 01:12:22 ♪ Tell us,can you fix this drum?
1367 01:12:24 ♪ Well,today is looking glum
1368 01:12:26 - ♪ Can you mend this crack?- ♪ And broken string?
1369 01:12:28 ♪ Well, perhapsif you all lend a hand
1370 01:12:30 ♪ Ourfingers are at your command
1371 01:12:32 ♪ A broken songbirdstill can sing
1372 01:12:34 ♪ Let's do the turtle swing
1373 01:13:08 ♪ Oh, woe is meNow I'm on my head
1374 01:13:10 ♪ How can that be?
1375 01:13:12 ♪ Well, you say "woe"but I say "lucky you"
1376 01:13:14 - ♪ Lucky me?- ♪ Yes
1377 01:13:15 ♪ Here, on your head
1378 01:13:16 ♪ "A" is far behindand led by "Z"
1379 01:13:19 ♪ It's good to geta different point of view ♪
1380 01:13:23 I love your shoes.
1381 01:13:25 You see, when the world turnsupside down...
1382 01:13:27 the best thing isto turn right along with it.
1383 01:13:30 I do see!
1384 01:13:32 From down here,things look right side up!
1385 01:13:36 I wouldn't mind seeing thingsfrom that angle.
1386 01:13:38 - Sounds like fun!- Can we?
1387 01:13:40 Very well. Flippity-flop.
1388 01:13:46 - ♪ Near is- ♪ Far is
1389 01:13:47 - ♪ Here is- ♪ There
1390 01:13:48 ♪ Turtles turning everywhere
1391 01:13:50 ♪ Things are getting clear
1392 01:13:51 ♪ Well, knock on wood,my dear
1393 01:13:55 ♪ When you change the viewfrom where you stood
1394 01:13:58 ♪ The things you viewwill change for good
1395 01:14:03 ♪ I never thought of thingsthat way
1396 01:14:05 ♪ She never thought of thingsthat way
1397 01:14:07 ♪ Now Wednesdaysare my favorite day
1398 01:14:09 ♪ Now Wednesdaysare her favorite day
1399 01:14:11 ♪ 'Cause that's the dayI'm quite contrary
1400 01:14:13 ♪ And now,thanks to Cousin Mary
1401 01:14:14 ♪ I have changed, to be exactI love the fact
1402 01:14:17 ♪ The world isturning turtle
1403 01:14:20 ♪ Turtle
1404 01:14:22 ♪ Turtle
1405 01:14:31 Come, give your bowlto me.
1406 01:14:34 No more am I afraidwith this new point of view.
1407 01:14:38 Good.
1408 01:14:39 Excuse me,but do you have any idea
1409 01:14:41 how much our bowlmight be worth?
1410 01:14:43 In money?
1411 01:14:44 Not very much, I'm afraid.
1412 01:14:46 But that doesn't make itany less beautiful.
1413 01:14:50 Our mother always saidit was priceless.
1414 01:14:52 Well, I'm sure it was to her.
1415 01:15:00 Mary Poppins is right,for once.
1416 01:15:03 It is all in the waythat you look at things.
1417 01:15:07 Thank you, cousin.
1418 01:15:09 Now, come along, children.Get your hats.
1419 01:15:11 And don't you worryabout Mother's bowl.
1420 01:15:14 I will fixand make perfect for you.
1421 01:15:18 So you come back, maybe,next Second Wednesday?
1422 01:15:21 Yes. Spit spot.
1423 01:15:23 Nice meeting you,Topsy Turvy.
1424 01:15:26 "Topsy Turvy."
1425 01:15:29 I like. It's catchy.
1426 01:15:35 Now, what do we do?
1427 01:15:36 I have no idea.
1428 01:15:38 Well, like Topsy said...
1429 01:15:40 maybe we should startlooking at things differently.
1430 01:15:45 Oh, marvelous.
1431 01:15:46 It looks likethings are starting
1432 01:15:47 to turn around for my cousin.
1433 01:15:56 Mary Poppins,
1434 01:15:57 this is notthe quickest way to the bank.
1435 01:15:59 It is today.
1436 01:16:00 Look, there's Aunt Jane!
1437 01:16:02 Aunt Jane! Aunt Jane!
1438 01:16:04 Hello!
1439 01:16:05 Off to the rally,are you, Jane?
1440 01:16:07 Yes. All still here,thank goodness.
1441 01:16:08 Nobody fell off.
1442 01:16:10 Say, I could come back andgive you a hand with all that
1443 01:16:12 once I drop the othersat the bank.
1444 01:16:13 Oh, no, please don't worry.I'm perfectly fine. Really.
1445 01:16:16 Oh, nonsense. The bank'sjust around the corner...
1446 01:16:18 and the children and I have
1447 01:16:19 plenty of legsto get us there.
1448 01:16:20 Now, climb off, everyone.Ready, and jump.
1449 01:16:23 Steady the bicycle for me,would you, children?
1450 01:16:25 You're sureyou don't mind, Jack?
1451 01:16:26 'Course not.
1452 01:16:27 I was hoping to drop bythat rally of yours, anyway.
1453 01:16:29 You were? Oh, good.
1454 01:16:31 You can ridein the front basket.
1455 01:16:33 Really?
1456 01:16:35 I thinkshe'll be better here.
1457 01:16:36 Here, is it?
1458 01:16:37 - Yeah. Up you go.- Now, where should I hold on?
1459 01:16:39 Handlebars are fine.
1460 01:16:40 - Ready?- Yes! Ready as I'll ever...
1461 01:16:46 My goodness!
1462 01:16:49 Now, be careful here, 'causethere are cars crossing!
1463 01:16:51 That's all right.They'll see us.
1464 01:17:00 Right, that's enough.
1465 01:17:06 Step along, children.
1466 01:17:15 There must besomeone at this bank
1467 01:17:16 who could help ussave our house.
1468 01:17:18 I'm sureFather's already asked.
1469 01:17:20 Well, we haven't.
1470 01:17:21 Maybe we could get them
1471 01:17:22 to see thingsfrom a new point of view.
1472 01:17:24 Sit over there,please, children.
1473 01:17:26 Good afternoon.
1474 01:17:27 I'd like to seeMr. Michael...
1475 01:17:28 I'll need a signaturefor those, sir.
1476 01:17:30 Of course.Excuse me a moment.
1477 01:17:32 Well!
1478 01:17:39 We mustn't be latefor Mr. Wilkins.
1479 01:17:44 What did you do that for?
1480 01:17:46 You hurt his feelings.
1481 01:17:48 You do know who those men are,don't you, Georgie?
1482 01:17:50 Yes. They're the lawyers.
1483 01:17:52 He's the nice one.
1484 01:17:54 Maybe we could convince himto help us.
1485 01:17:57 Worth a try.
1486 01:17:59 Today or never,that's my motto.
1487 01:18:04 Come on!
1488 01:18:14 Now, how can I help you?
1489 01:18:16 Finally. I'd like to seeMr. Michael Banks, please.
1490 01:18:22 Hello. Operator.
1491 01:18:27 - May we go in?- He's expecting you.
1492 01:18:36 Is there something I can dofor you, children?
1493 01:18:39 May I have a sweet,please?
1494 01:18:43 Yes, of course you can, dear.
1495 01:18:45 You all can.
1496 01:18:46 Is in foreclosure.
1497 01:18:47 Mr. Michael Banks,17 Cherry Tree Lane.
1498 01:18:49 In foreclosure.
1499 01:18:50 How many repossessions,so far, this month?
1500 01:18:53 19, sir. And we havenearly that amount
1501 01:18:55 scheduled for next week alone.
1502 01:18:57 Who'd have thought this slump
1503 01:18:59 would be so goodfor business, eh?
1504 01:19:00 I wonder, Mr. Wilkins,if, perhaps...
1505 01:19:02 as Michael Banksis an employee,
1506 01:19:04 you might considergiving him a few more weeks.
1507 01:19:06 And lose our chanceto get that house?
1508 01:19:08 I mean...
1509 01:19:09 I don't like to lose,Mr. Frye.
1510 01:19:15 Didn't I askfor more tea, Miss Farthing?
1511 01:19:18 Yes, sir. Right away,Mr. Wilkins.
1512 01:19:22 Why don't you allhelp yourselves?
1513 01:19:26 Come on.
1514 01:19:28 "Office of the Bank Chairman."We can't go in there.
1515 01:19:32 I'm runninga business, not a charity.
1516 01:19:34 It's just that, well...
1517 01:19:36 his family has suffered
1518 01:19:37 tremendous hardshipthis past year...
1519 01:19:39 You are not givingBanks one more second...
1520 01:19:41 to pay off that loan.
1521 01:19:43 Do I make myself clear?
1522 01:19:45 - Look.- Shh!
1523 01:19:46 It's the wolf.
1524 01:19:48 In two days,Banks will be out
1525 01:19:49 on that streetand the house...
1526 01:19:51 will be ours.
1527 01:19:53 Georgie, no!
1528 01:19:55 You can't steal our house.I'm telling my father!
1529 01:19:58 Steal your...?
1530 01:19:59 Who are you?
1531 01:20:00 These are the Banks children.
1532 01:20:02 Are they?
1533 01:20:04 Come here, boy,I think you might have...
1534 01:20:06 - Let's go, Georgie!- Run!
1535 01:20:07 Close that door,Miss Farthing!
1536 01:20:13 Fool!
1537 01:20:14 Stop them.
1538 01:20:26 Oh, there you are,Michael.
1539 01:20:28 The children and Ibrought you your briefcase.
1540 01:20:29 Oh, thank you.
1541 01:20:31 - You're welcome.- Where are the children?
1542 01:20:32 Father!Father! Father!
1543 01:20:34 - Help!- Wait!
1544 01:20:35 What is it?What's happened?
1545 01:20:36 He's the wolftrying to steal our house!
1546 01:20:38 What on earthare you talking about?
1547 01:20:40 I'm afraidyour children
1548 01:20:42 burst into my officejust now, Banks.
1549 01:20:44 What?
1550 01:20:46 I was just seeing if anything couldbe done about extending your loan...
1551 01:20:48 when they came in claiming
1552 01:20:49 I was tryingto steal your house.
1553 01:20:52 He is! We heard him!
1554 01:20:53 Mr. Wilkinsis trying to help us!
1555 01:20:54 But then,why was he chasing us?
1556 01:20:56 I just thought they mightstop running around
1557 01:20:57 and making a sceneif I offered them some sweets.
1558 01:20:59 I'm so sorry, Mr. Wilkins.
1559 01:21:02 See it doesn't happen again.
1560 01:21:04 After all, you don'twant your father...
1561 01:21:07 losing his positionon account of you, do you?
1562 01:21:10 Hmm?
1563 01:21:12 I know time isrunning short, Banks...
1564 01:21:14 but I want you to haveevery chance
1565 01:21:16 of paying off that loan.
1566 01:21:17 So, I will make surethat I'm in my office
1567 01:21:19 on Friday evening...
1568 01:21:21 until the last strokeof midnight.
1569 01:21:22 You have my word.
1570 01:21:24 Oh, thank you, sir.Thank you.
1571 01:21:26 Gentlemen?
1572 01:21:32 But, Father,he really did do it.
1573 01:21:33 Not another word!
1574 01:21:36 - Take them home this instant!- Yes, sir.
1575 01:21:37 We'll discuss thiswhen I get back!
1576 01:21:40 Come along, children.
1577 01:21:51 Now we've done it,haven't we?
1578 01:21:53 I don't thinkI've ever seen Father
1579 01:21:55 that upset with us before.
1580 01:21:56 But we weretelling the truth!
1581 01:21:57 That doesn'tmatter, Georgie.
1582 01:21:59 We got him into trouble.
1583 01:22:01 And he doesn't even knowthat we broke Mother's bowl.
1584 01:22:03 Everything we've tried to fix,we've only made it worse.
1585 01:22:33 Which way do we go,Mary Poppins?
1586 01:22:35 Now,why would you ask me?
1587 01:22:36 The three of you are leadingthe way, after all.
1588 01:22:39 - Us?- But we were...
1589 01:22:40 Walking around in a fog.
1590 01:22:42 No, we weren't. I mean,we are in a fog, but...
1591 01:22:45 We were only talking.
1592 01:22:46 Yes, too focusedon where you've been
1593 01:22:48 to pay attentionto where you're going.
1594 01:22:50 But Father told usto go straight home!
1595 01:22:51 He'll be furiousif we're late.
1596 01:22:53 Not much to be doneabout that now, is there?
1597 01:22:55 Are we lost, then?
1598 01:22:56 That would dependon where you want to go.
1599 01:22:58 Jack!
1600 01:22:59 At your service.
1601 01:23:01 Say, what's withall the glum faces?
1602 01:23:02 Lost sixpenceand found a penny?
1603 01:23:04 We've made a messof everything.
1604 01:23:05 Father's furious with us.
1605 01:23:07 And we can't findour way home.
1606 01:23:09 Lost?
1607 01:23:11 Are you, Mary Poppins?
1608 01:23:13 Hopelessly.
1609 01:23:15 Well, now, I'm no expert...
1610 01:23:17 but if ever I lose my way,
1611 01:23:19 I just look for a little lightto guide me.
1612 01:23:23 ♪ Let's say you're lost
1613 01:23:27 ♪ In a park, sure
1614 01:23:30 ♪ You can give into the dark, or
1615 01:23:35 ♪ You can trip a little lightfantastic with me
1616 01:23:41 ♪ When you're alonein your room
1617 01:23:44 ♪ Your choice is justembrace the gloom
1618 01:23:47 ♪ Or you can trip a littlelight fantastic with me
1619 01:23:53 ♪ For if you hideunder the covers
1620 01:23:57 ♪ You mightnever see the day
1621 01:23:59 ♪ But if a spark can startinside your heart
1622 01:24:02 ♪ Then you can alwaysfind the way
1623 01:24:04 ♪ So when lifeis gettin' dreary
1624 01:24:07 ♪ Just pretendthat you're a leerie
1625 01:24:10 ♪ As you trip a littlelight fantastic with me
1626 01:24:14 What's a leerie?
1627 01:24:15 Why, it's what we lamplighterscall ourselves, of course.
1628 01:24:18 Time to send upthe call to arms.
1629 01:24:20 Leeries, trip the lightto lead the way!
1630 01:24:25 ♪ Now, when you're stuckin the mist, sure
1631 01:24:28 ♪ You can struggleand resist, or
1632 01:24:31 ♪ You can trip a littlelight fantastic with me
1633 01:24:35 ♪ Now, say you're lostin the crowd, well
1634 01:24:38 ♪ You can stampand scream out loud, or
1635 01:24:40 ♪ You can trip a littlelight fantastic with me
1636 01:24:44 ♪ And when the fogcomes rollin' in
1637 01:24:46 ♪ Just keep your feetupon the path
1638 01:24:48 ♪ Mustn't mope and frownOr worse, lie down
1639 01:24:51 ♪ Don't let it beyour epitaph
1640 01:24:53 ♪ So, when lifeis gettin' scary
1641 01:24:55 ♪ Be your own illuminary
1642 01:24:57 ♪ Who can shine their lightfor all the world to see
1643 01:25:01 ♪ As you trip a littlelight fantastic with me
1644 01:25:08 - Hello.- Hello.
1645 01:25:09 Thank you!
1646 01:25:10 ♪ A leerieloves the edge of night
1647 01:25:12 ♪ Though dim, to him,the world looks bright
1648 01:25:15 ♪ He's got the giftof second sight
1649 01:25:17 ♪ To trip alittle light fantastic!
1650 01:25:19 ♪ A leerie'sjob's to light the way
1651 01:25:21 ♪ To take thenight and make it day!
1652 01:25:23 ♪ We mimic the MoonYes, that's our aim
1653 01:25:25 ♪ For we're thekeepers of the flame!
1654 01:25:29 ♪ And if you're deepinside a tunnel
1655 01:25:32 ♪ And there isno end in sight
1656 01:25:34 ♪ Well, just carry onuntil the dawn
1657 01:25:36 ♪ It's darkestright before the light ♪
1658 01:25:42 Now what do we do?
1659 01:25:43 Well, just as Jack said...
1660 01:25:44 we follow the light.
1661 01:26:01 Whoa!
1662 01:26:20 ♪ As you tripa little light fantastic
1663 01:26:22 ♪ Won't you tripa little light fantastic?
1664 01:26:25 ♪ Come on
1665 01:26:26 ♪ Trip a littlelight fantastic with me ♪
1666 01:27:09 Oi!
1667 01:27:11 Oi!
1668 01:27:13 Oi!
1669 01:28:20 Come along!
1670 01:28:21 Join us in a bitof kick and prance.
1671 01:28:23 What did he say?
1672 01:28:25 "Kick and prance," it means"dance." It's leerie speak.
1673 01:28:28 You don't saythe word you mean,
1674 01:28:29 you say somethingthat rhymes, only...
1675 01:28:31 Here, I'll show youhow it works.
1676 01:28:32 Angus, give usyour weep and wail.
1677 01:28:34 To the rest of ya,that means "tale."
1678 01:28:36 ♪ I was short of a sheet
1679 01:28:37 ♪ He was in the street
1680 01:28:39 ♪ Just to tumbledown the sink
1681 01:28:40 ♪ Just to get himselfa drink
1682 01:28:42 ♪ Then I pinchedwhat's fatter
1683 01:28:43 - ♪ He grabbed his ladder- ♪ To smile and smirk
1684 01:28:45 - ♪ To work!- There's nothing to it.
1685 01:28:46 Can you speak leerie,Mary Poppins?
1686 01:28:48 Can I speak leerie?
1687 01:28:49 Of course she can.She's Mary Poppins!
1688 01:28:51 - Can we do it with you?- Please?
1689 01:28:54 Oh, very well then.
1690 01:28:56 ♪ Children,tell us your sorry tale
1691 01:28:58 ♪ Give usyour weep and wail!
1692 01:29:00 - ♪ Well, we had this bowl- ♪ Rabbit in the hole
1693 01:29:02 - ♪ That fell and broke- ♪ Bicycle spoke
1694 01:29:04 - ♪ So we took it to a shop- ♪ Like a lollipop
1695 01:29:05 ♪ And went upside down!
1696 01:29:07 ♪ That's a circus clown
1697 01:29:08 - ♪ Then went to the bank- ♪ Rattle and clank
1698 01:29:10 - ♪ Got lost in the fog- ♪ Lump on a log
1699 01:29:12 ♪ Till we found our friend
1700 01:29:13 ♪ To stand and defend
1701 01:29:14 - ♪ Who took us on a trip- ♪ Snap a horse's whip
1702 01:29:16 ♪ And we trippeda little light fantastic!
1703 01:29:18 ♪ Now, that soundsa little bit bombastic
1704 01:29:19 ♪ But they tripped the light
1705 01:29:20 ♪ We tripped the light
1706 01:29:22 ♪ Let's tripa little light fantastic!
1707 01:29:45 ♪ Join us, Mary Poppins!
1708 01:30:56 You've got it!
1709 01:30:57 Now let's get youall back home!
1710 01:30:59 ♪ Now,if your life is gettin' foggy
1711 01:31:03 ♪ That's no reasonto complain
1712 01:31:05 ♪ There's so much in storeinside the door
1713 01:31:08 ♪ Of 17 Cherry Tree Lane!
1714 01:31:14 ♪ So when troublesare incessant
1715 01:31:16 ♪ Simply bemore incandescent
1716 01:31:18 ♪ For your light comes witha lifetime guarantee
1717 01:31:22 ♪ As you
1718 01:31:24 ♪ Trip a littlelight fantastic
1719 01:31:25 ♪ Won't you
1720 01:31:27 - ♪ Trip a little light fantastic- ♪ Come on!
1721 01:31:28 ♪ Trip a littlelight fantastic
1722 01:31:31 ♪ With me!
1723 01:31:33 ♪ Went to the bank,rattle and clank
1724 01:31:34 ♪ Met with the bossPitch and toss
1725 01:31:36 ♪ Got lost in the fogLump on a log
1726 01:31:37 ♪ Trip a littlelight fantastic!
1727 01:31:41 ♪ Trip alittle light fantastic!
1728 01:31:43 ♪ Trip a littlelight fantastic!
1729 01:31:45 ♪ Trip a littlelight fantastic! ♪
1730 01:31:47 Where on earthhave you all been?
1731 01:31:51 I told you to bring themstraight home.
1732 01:31:52 I've been worried sick!
1733 01:31:53 We're sorrywe're late, Father.
1734 01:31:54 It wasn'tMary Poppins' fault.
1735 01:31:56 We got lost in the fog.
1736 01:31:58 Jack and the leeries led usdown the frog and toad.
1737 01:32:00 He means road.
1738 01:32:02 So you've been off fillingthe children's heads
1739 01:32:04 with stuff and nonsense.
1740 01:32:05 I've heard quite enough.Come in at once!
1741 01:32:08 Best to take my leave.Good night, Mary Poppins.
1742 01:32:09 Good night, Jack.
1743 01:32:11 Into the parlor, go on.
1744 01:32:13 Go on.
1745 01:32:19 Don't be too hardon 'em, sir.
1746 01:32:21 They're only children,after all.
1747 01:32:23 I know they're children,my children,
1748 01:32:24 and I will deal with themas I see fit.
1749 01:32:26 - Now leave us to it.- Yes, sir.
1750 01:32:28 Not you, Mary Poppins.In here.
1751 01:32:31 Very well, sir.
1752 01:32:41 You could havelost me my job.
1753 01:32:44 Do you understand that?
1754 01:32:46 Have you any ideahow difficult it is to find
1755 01:32:49 a good position like minethese days?
1756 01:32:52 But there you all were,tearing about like a...
1757 01:32:54 And you, Mary Poppins,
1758 01:32:56 I thought you were hereto look after these children.
1759 01:32:58 It wasn't her doing,it was me.
1760 01:33:01 No, it was us.
1761 01:33:04 We thought maybeif we talked to Mr. Frye...
1762 01:33:06 he could give you more timeto save the house.
1763 01:33:08 We were onlytrying to help.
1764 01:33:09 Well, you didn't help!
1765 01:33:12 Now...
1766 01:33:13 I know it's been a hard yearfor our family...
1767 01:33:16 and I've done all I can...
1768 01:33:18 to keep you all from worrying,but I can't do this on my own.
1769 01:33:21 It's too hard. I just...
1770 01:33:23 I'm barely holding ittogether as it is.
1771 01:33:25 I can't even seem to remembermy briefcase in the morning...
1772 01:33:27 and there's no more time,
1773 01:33:29 we're about to loseour home...
1774 01:33:30 and I can't lose this house.I just can't.
1775 01:33:34 I don't know what to do.
1776 01:33:35 I'm sorry,I don't know what to do.
1777 01:33:40 Everything's fallen to piecessince your mother...
1778 01:33:55 Haven't we lostenough already?
1779 01:34:02 We haven't lost Mother.
1780 01:34:04 Not really.
1781 01:34:09 ♪ Nothing's goneforever, only out of place
1782 01:34:16 ♪ So when we need her touchand loving gaze
1783 01:34:23 ♪ "Gone but not forgotten"is the perfect phrase
1784 01:34:29 ♪ Smiling from a starthat she makes glow
1785 01:34:35 ♪ Trust she's always there
1786 01:34:39 ♪ Watching as we grow
1787 01:34:42 ♪ Find her in the place
1788 01:34:45 ♪ Where the lost things go
1789 01:34:58 When did you allget so clever?
1790 01:35:00 Last night,Mary Poppins told us...
1791 01:35:07 I hope I'm as clever as youwhen I grow up.
1792 01:35:11 You're right.
1793 01:35:13 Of course, you're right,Georgie.
1794 01:35:16 Your mother's not gone.She's in your smile.
1795 01:35:20 And in your walk, John...
1796 01:35:23 and Annabel's eyes.
1797 01:35:26 And she'll always be with uswherever we go.
1798 01:35:35 Love you.
1799 01:35:37 Now, run along, wash yourhands, get ready for dinner.
1800 01:35:47 Did you have somethingto do with them
1801 01:35:48 trying to save the house?
1802 01:35:51 I never said a word.
1803 01:35:53 It wasall the children's idea.
1804 01:35:56 The whole timeI've been looking after them,
1805 01:35:58 they've been looking after me.
1806 01:35:59 I had it all backward.
1807 01:36:01 A Banks family trait.
1808 01:36:04 What was I thinking?
1809 01:36:08 Some people thinka great deal too much.
1810 01:36:11 Of that I'm certain.
1811 01:37:16 Here, Jane.Let me help you with that.
1812 01:37:18 Oh, thank you.
1813 01:37:20 No luck?
1814 01:37:21 We can look througheverything again if you like.
1815 01:37:24 No. No, there's no point.It's nearly midnight.
1816 01:37:27 We tried our best, butthank you, Jack, so much...
1817 01:37:29 and thanks to all your friendsfor helping us. Thank you.
1818 01:37:33 Of course.
1819 01:37:34 Anything for you.
1820 01:37:36 We'll be out in a moment.
1821 01:38:11 The childrenhave packed up
1822 01:38:12 the last of their thingsthemselves.
1823 01:38:14 Well done, everyone.
1824 01:38:15 All right,have you got Gillie?
1825 01:38:17 Yes, Father.
1826 01:38:18 Good, good.
1827 01:38:19 Good riddanceto that old kitchen.
1828 01:38:21 Never could figure outthat stove.
1829 01:38:24 All right, well...
1830 01:38:26 we've spent every last momentthat we can here.
1831 01:38:28 It's time to say goodbye.
1832 01:38:33 Goodbye, old friend!
1833 01:38:34 Goodbye, old friend!
1834 01:38:46 - Thank you.- Thank you.
1835 01:38:48 - Hello, Willoughby.- Miss Lark. Admiral.
1836 01:38:53 What are you alldoing here so late?
1837 01:38:55 We've been waitin'to see you off, sir.
1838 01:38:57 We'd be here no matterwhat the hour.
1839 01:38:59 If you or your family
1840 01:39:00 should ever needa place to stay...
1841 01:39:02 Willoughby and I would behappy for the company.
1842 01:39:04 That's very kind of you,Miss Lark.
1843 01:39:06 Jane's offered to put us upin her flat...
1844 01:39:08 at least for the time being.
1845 01:39:09 No, forever,for as long as you'd like.
1846 01:39:11 I wish you'd comewith us, Ellen.
1847 01:39:13 Oh, don't you worry about me.
1848 01:39:14 I got a nice room fixed upat my sister's.
1849 01:39:17 You won't leave us,will you, Mary Poppins?
1850 01:39:20 Oh, don't be silly.
1851 01:39:21 She says she's not leavinguntil the door opens.
1852 01:39:23 In any case,your home is with us.
1853 01:39:25 I'm pleased she got caughton your string, Georgie.
1854 01:39:28 My kite!
1855 01:39:29 I forgot my kite!
1856 01:39:30 Very well,but be quick about it.
1857 01:39:32 The Admiral's got something
1858 01:39:33 he would like to give you,Mr. Banks, sir.
1859 01:39:36 The H.M.S. Glad Tidings,I commanded her myself.
1860 01:39:40 May she guide yousafely into port.
1861 01:39:43 Thank you very much, Admiral.
1862 01:39:45 I will takevery good care of her.
1863 01:39:48 Eight bells, Mr. Binnacle,time to man our posts!
1864 01:39:51 Yes, sir.Goodbye, Mr. Banks, sir.
1865 01:39:53 - Bye. Bye.- Goodbye, Binnacle.
1866 01:39:54 - I found it!- Bye, Miss Lark.
1867 01:39:55 Bye, Willoughby.
1868 01:39:57 Oh, I'm not sure that's gonnaget off the ground anymore.
1869 01:39:59 It looks more glue than kite.
1870 01:40:01 Georgie...
1871 01:40:03 did you patch this upwith one of my old drawings?
1872 01:40:05 It looks like you've donea fine job, there.
1873 01:40:08 Look.
1874 01:40:09 Can you see?
1875 01:40:11 That's all of us together...
1876 01:40:13 in front of the, uh...
1877 01:40:18 - What is it, Father?- Wait.
1878 01:40:25 "Certificate of shares"!
1879 01:40:27 This is it. This is whatwe've been looking for!
1880 01:40:28 Yes! Yes!
1881 01:40:30 We needto get to the bank!
1882 01:40:31 What's the time? Anyone?
1883 01:40:33 Um, seven minutes to midnight.
1884 01:40:34 Seven minutes?It's not enough time.
1885 01:40:36 We need to be at the bankby midnight.
1886 01:40:37 - Take the van.- No, it's no good.
1887 01:40:38 You still wouldn'tmake it in time.
1888 01:40:40 - Well, what can we do?- Oh...
1889 01:40:41 Nothing. We can'tturn back time.
1890 01:40:42 Why not?
1891 01:40:43 Everything is possible.
1892 01:40:46 Even the impossible.
1893 01:40:48 Can we do that,Mary Poppins?
1894 01:40:50 Can we turn back time?
1895 01:40:52 Well, I don't see whythat couldn't be arranged.
1896 01:40:55 But that's ridiculous.
1897 01:40:57 Indeed it is, Michael.It's nonsense.
1898 01:40:59 Foolishness!
1899 01:41:00 It makes no sense!And if it makes no sense...
1900 01:41:02 It can't be true!
1901 01:41:03 What are youall talking about?
1902 01:41:05 Never you mind about that.
1903 01:41:06 You just get that kiteto the bank...
1904 01:41:07 as fast as possible,and leave the rest to us.
1905 01:41:09 - How will you...- Go!
1906 01:41:11 Now, we'll needa lot of help, Jack.
1907 01:41:12 Good as done!
1908 01:41:13 - Go and gather the leeries!- Right.
1909 01:41:15 Children, help meready the bicycle.
1910 01:41:16 I'll take the reins this time.Speed is of the essence.
1911 01:41:18 Have you ever riddena bicycle like this before?
1912 01:41:21 Oh, please. How different canit be from riding an elephant?
1913 01:41:31 Ready, and up!
1914 01:41:34 Now, all we have to dois turn back time.
1915 01:41:41 This is fun!
1916 01:42:24 A very good week's work,gentlemen.
1917 01:42:27 Thank you, sir.
1918 01:42:28 It look as if Banks won't bejoining us tonight.
1919 01:42:31 He does havea few more minutes, sir.
1920 01:42:33 You said you'd wait untilthe last stroke of midnight.
1921 01:42:35 Yes, I know that!
1922 01:42:38 So we wait.
1923 01:42:40 I'm a man of my word.
1924 01:42:50 How much time do we have?
1925 01:42:52 Um, there's onlyfive minutes left, I think.
1926 01:43:04 Good. Now overto the tower, boys!
1927 01:43:08 Sorry, this is as faras you go.
1928 01:43:10 Back in a flash.
1929 01:43:24 - Come on!- Come on, lads!
1930 01:43:34 Ladder!
1931 01:43:36 Jack!
1932 01:43:59 - Ladder!- Ladder!
1933 01:44:00 - Ladder!- Ladder!
1934 01:44:16 No, I can't watch!
1935 01:44:25 I mean, you would thinkthey'd never done this before.
1936 01:44:40 What are we gonna do?
1937 01:44:43 I've got an idea! Come on!
1938 01:45:12 Now!
1939 01:45:18 Yay!
1940 01:45:40 Jack! You can turnthe time back now!
1941 01:45:43 How? I can't reach the hands!
1942 01:45:46 Oh, honestly.
1943 01:45:48 They better hurry.
1944 01:45:49 We have less thana minute to go.
1945 01:45:55 We're too late, Jack!
1946 01:45:57 There's got to be a way!
1947 01:45:59 Look!
1948 01:46:22 And three,two, one...
1949 01:46:29 Why hasn't Big Ben chimed?
1950 01:46:31 Perhaps your watchis running fast.
1951 01:46:33 Don't be a simpleton,my watch never runs fast.
1952 01:46:38 Big Ben's gone dark.
1953 01:46:42 Relight the clock,Jack, quickly.
1954 01:46:50 Look. They've relit Big Ben.
1955 01:46:53 But that time is wrong.
1956 01:46:55 The clock must have stopped.
1957 01:47:05 That's Banks.
1958 01:47:06 He's made it in time!
1959 01:47:08 Not yet he hasn't. Get downthere and make sure...
1960 01:47:10 he doesn't get inside untilthat blasted clock strikes 12.
1961 01:47:12 - But, sir...- Now, Mr. Frye!
1962 01:47:27 Lock it, Mr. Frye!
1963 01:47:33 Hello!
1964 01:47:34 Hello!Let us in, please!
1965 01:47:35 Please, let us in!
1966 01:47:37 Hello?
1967 01:47:38 Hello?
1968 01:47:40 - Jane.- What?
1969 01:47:41 Let's...
1970 01:47:43 Let's go fly a kite.
1971 01:47:46 There it is!It's the one with the light.
1972 01:47:48 The first one? Okay.
1973 01:47:50 You run. I'll unspool.
1974 01:47:51 Yes, quickly!
1975 01:47:58 Come on!
1976 01:47:59 Come on!
1977 01:48:00 Hello!
1978 01:48:06 It won't work.He's never gonna see it.
1979 01:48:24 - Let's get in.- Yes, let's go!
1980 01:48:31 Let us in, please!
1981 01:48:32 Please let us in!We need to get inside!
1982 01:48:33 Oh!
1983 01:48:35 - Oh, thank you!- Thank you!
1984 01:48:37 Hurry, Mr. Banks!
1985 01:48:39 What?
1986 01:48:46 What is all this?
1987 01:48:48 It's whatwe've been looking for.
1988 01:48:52 Three, two, one...
1989 01:48:55 fire!
1990 01:49:01 Mr. Binnacle...
1991 01:49:05 Big Ben hasfinally got it right.
1992 01:49:16 And this goes...
1993 01:49:17 at the top.
1994 01:49:19 Uh...
1995 01:49:21 What's that?Where did this go? Uh...
1996 01:49:23 - Right there?- No.
1997 01:49:24 - No, there.- This piece goes there.
1998 01:49:26 And does it matter thatit's all cut up in bits?
1999 01:49:27 It's still worthsomething, is it?
2000 01:49:29 It's still valid, so long asall the pieces are there.
2001 01:49:31 Is that so?
2002 01:49:33 Now, Georgie, there was onemore piece, a corner piece...
2003 01:49:36 with a lot ofsignatures on it.
2004 01:49:37 Do you remember that?
2005 01:49:38 I must have thrown it out.I'm sorry, Father.
2006 01:49:42 Oh,that's all right, Georgie.
2007 01:49:44 No, it isn't.
2008 01:49:48 I'm afraid you havea problem, Banks.
2009 01:49:51 You see,without those signatures,
2010 01:49:52 you have no bank shares...
2011 01:49:55 no house...
2012 01:49:57 you have nothing.
2013 01:49:59 What?
2014 01:50:00 But he knows you havethe bank shares!
2015 01:50:02 He's been planning thisall along!
2016 01:50:04 Take your childrenout of here, Banks.
2017 01:50:05 I've had enoughof their lies.
2018 01:50:07 Don't you dareinsult my children.
2019 01:50:10 Don't you dare.
2020 01:50:13 They are not lying,and you know it!
2021 01:50:16 I only wish I'd believedthem sooner!
2022 01:50:18 You all had him pegged rightfrom the start, didn't you?
2023 01:50:21 Come on.
2024 01:50:23 Take the house!
2025 01:50:24 Go ahead.
2026 01:50:26 I have everythingI need right here.
2027 01:50:34 He has you there, Willie.
2028 01:50:36 Uncle Dawes?
2029 01:50:38 What on earthare you doing here?
2030 01:50:41 A little bird told me...
2031 01:50:44 that you've been tryingto cheat the Banks family...
2032 01:50:47 out of their sharesin this bank.
2033 01:50:48 That he has.We heard him.
2034 01:50:51 I also hear...
2035 01:50:52 you've been tellingthe whole of London
2036 01:50:55 that I've gone loony.
2037 01:50:57 The only loony thingI ever did
2038 01:50:58 was trust youto look after this bank!
2039 01:51:00 You can't be serious,
2040 01:51:02 I've nearly doubledthe profits of this bank.
2041 01:51:03 Yes, by wringing it out ofthe customers' pockets.
2042 01:51:07 Their trust in usbuilt this bank.
2043 01:51:10 You've squandered everylast bit of their goodwill.
2044 01:51:14 Well, Willie...
2045 01:51:16 I'm back, and you're out.
2046 01:51:19 Gentlemen, would you showmy nephew to the door, please?
2047 01:51:22 Yes, sir, Mr. Dawes.
2048 01:51:24 Get off!
2049 01:51:27 You're not fitto run this bank!
2050 01:51:31 Oh, we'll see about that!
2051 01:51:34 I may becircling the drain...
2052 01:51:36 but I got a few stepsleft in me.
2053 01:51:39 ♪ So, when theytell you that you're finished
2054 01:51:43 ♪ And your chanceto dance is done
2055 01:51:46 ♪ That's the time to standTo strike up the band
2056 01:51:48 ♪ And tell 'em thatyou've just begun
2057 01:51:51 ♪ So when life'sa real pea-souper
2058 01:51:53 ♪ You must chooseto be a trouper
2059 01:51:55 ♪ For your light comeswith a lifetime guarantee
2060 01:51:59 ♪ As you
2061 01:52:07 ♪ With me!
2062 01:52:09 ♪ Went to the bank,rattle and clank
2063 01:52:10 ♪ Met with the bossPitch and toss
2064 01:52:12 ♪ Got lost in the fogLump on a log
2065 01:52:14 - ♪ Trip a little- ♪ Trip a little
2066 01:52:15 - ♪ Trip a little- ♪ Trip a little
2067 01:52:17 ♪ Trip a little lightfantastic!
2068 01:52:18 ♪ Light fantastic!
2069 01:52:19 Oh.
2070 01:52:21 John, would you getthe feet off the...
2071 01:52:23 - Oh, yeah.- Thank you. Oh!
2072 01:52:26 So glad to have you back,Mr. Dawes.
2073 01:52:28 Oh. Thank you, Michael.
2074 01:52:30 By the way,those shares of yours...
2075 01:52:33 perfectly fine...
2076 01:52:35 save 'em for your family.
2077 01:52:36 I'm sorry,I don't understand.
2078 01:52:39 I'd like to tell youa little story.
2079 01:52:43 Once upon a time...
2080 01:52:45 there was a manwith a wooden leg...
2081 01:52:50 That's not it.
2082 01:52:53 It's about a little boynamed Michael.
2083 01:52:56 Michael wanted to give histuppence to a bird lady...
2084 01:53:01 but aftera little persuasion, hmm?
2085 01:53:04 He decided he'd give 'emto his father.
2086 01:53:07 Michael's father,your grandfather...
2087 01:53:10 gave those tuppenceto this bank...
2088 01:53:13 and told us to guard it well.
2089 01:53:16 We did just that.
2090 01:53:18 And after several quiteclever investments...
2091 01:53:22 if I do say so myself...
2092 01:53:24 that tuppence has growninto quite a tidy sum.
2093 01:53:28 Really?
2094 01:53:30 Really, Michael.
2095 01:53:31 In fact, enoughto pay off that loan you took.
2096 01:53:37 The house is yours.
2097 01:53:42 Oh!
2098 01:54:08 What a beautiful dayto be going back home.
2099 01:54:10 Look at themlovely cherry blossoms.
2100 01:54:12 They're lovely.
2101 01:54:14 I shall have to paint them.
2102 01:54:17 What about you, Jane?
2103 01:54:18 What about me?
2104 01:54:20 He means what about you
2105 01:54:21 and that handsomelamplighter, Jack?
2106 01:54:23 No! No, we're just friends.
2107 01:54:25 - Oh, go on.- Really.
2108 01:54:26 Stop it, Ellen!
2109 01:54:27 What's this?
2110 01:54:30 The Spring Fair,it's today! Can we go?
2111 01:54:32 Please?
2112 01:54:33 I don't see why not.
2113 01:54:34 Hooray!
2114 01:54:36 Come on,Father, let's go!
2115 01:54:37 Will you goon the Ferris wheel with us?
2116 01:54:38 Yes.And you too, Jane!
2117 01:54:40 Only if you comewith me, Ellen.
2118 01:54:41 What? Wouldn't becaught dead on that thing.
2119 01:54:56 Follow me! Follow me!
2120 01:55:00 All right, all right.My turn, my turn.
2121 01:55:02 - Let's see it.- I've got it.
2122 01:55:08 Come ridethe Ferris wheel!
2123 01:55:10 Come ride the Ferris wheel!
2124 01:55:12 - Georgie!- Georgie!
2125 01:55:14 - Slow down!- Race you!
2126 01:55:17 Lollipops!
2127 01:55:18 Look atthe Ferris wheel!
2128 01:55:20 The ponies!
2129 01:55:24 ♪ Life's a balloonthat tumbles or rises
2130 01:55:28 ♪ Depending on what is inside
2131 01:55:33 ♪ Fill it with hopeand playful surprises
2132 01:55:37 ♪ And, oh, dearie ducks,then you're in for a ride
2133 01:55:42 ♪ Look inside the balloon
2134 01:55:45 ♪ And if you hear a tune
2135 01:55:48 ♪ There's nowhere to go but up
2136 01:55:51 May we have balloons?
2137 01:55:53 Yes, of course,we can. Let's go.
2138 01:55:56 ♪ Choose the secret we know
2139 01:55:59 ♪ Before life makes us grow
2140 01:56:01 ♪ There's nowhere to gobut up
2141 01:56:06 Hello, we would like
2142 01:56:07 some of your veryfinest balloons, please.
2143 01:56:09 That you shall have.
2144 01:56:10 But choose carefully,my dearie ducks.
2145 01:56:13 Many have chosenthe wrong balloon.
2146 01:56:15 Be sure to choose the onethat's right for you.
2147 01:56:19 Which balloonwould you like, Georgie?
2148 01:56:20 - Um...- Why don't you go first, sir?
2149 01:56:23 Me?
2150 01:56:24 Those daysare long behind me.
2151 01:56:26 I don't think I've helda balloon since I was a child.
2152 01:56:28 Then you've forgottenwhat it's like.
2153 01:56:30 To hold a balloon?
2154 01:56:32 To be a child!
2155 01:56:36 ♪ If your selectionfeels right
2156 01:56:39 ♪ Well, then, dearie,hold tight
2157 01:56:41 ♪ If you see your reflectionyour heart will take flight
2158 01:56:45 ♪ If you pick the right string
2159 01:56:48 ♪ Then your heartwill take wing
2160 01:56:50 ♪ And there's nowhere to gobut up
2161 01:57:04 Oh!
2162 01:57:06 Father.
2163 01:57:09 ♪ Now I feel likethat boy with a shiny new toy
2164 01:57:14 ♪ And there's nowhere to gobut up
2165 01:57:17 Michael!
2166 01:57:19 ♪ Just one day at the fairhas me waltzing on air
2167 01:57:22 ♪ And there's nowhere to gobut up
2168 01:57:25 Jane, I remember!
2169 01:57:28 It's all true!
2170 01:57:29 Every impossible thing weimagined with Mary Poppins...
2171 01:57:32 it all happened!
2172 01:57:34 ♪ Now my heart is so light
2173 01:57:36 ♪ That I think I just might
2174 01:57:38 ♪ Start feeding the birdsand then go fly a kite!
2175 01:57:42 ♪ With your head in a cloudOnly laughter's allowed
2176 01:57:46 ♪ And there's nowhere to gobut up!
2177 01:57:49 Father!
2178 01:57:50 You've got to chooseyour own balloons.
2179 01:57:51 What balloonare you going to have?
2180 01:57:54 This one.
2181 01:57:55 I'm going in the air!
2182 01:58:03 ♪ We're zigging and zagging
2183 01:58:05 ♪ Our feet never dragging
2184 01:58:07 ♪ We might take a rideto the Moon
2185 01:58:10 ♪ All this bobbing and weavingall comes from believing
2186 01:58:14 ♪ The magic inside the balloon
2187 01:58:18 ♪ The past is the past
2188 01:58:20 ♪ It lives on as history
2189 01:58:22 ♪ And that'san important thing
2190 01:58:26 ♪ The future comes fastEach second a mystery
2191 01:58:30 ♪ For nobody knowswhat tomorrow may bring
2192 01:58:34 Oh.
2193 01:58:35 This one looks like you.
2194 01:58:37 How do you know?
2195 01:58:41 Oh!
2196 01:58:47 Don't you lose her, son!
2197 01:58:50 I won't, sir!
2198 01:58:53 ♪ Up here in the blueIt's a marvelous view!
2199 01:58:56 ♪ Side by sideis the best way to fly
2200 01:59:00 ♪ Once I just looked abovebut now I am part of
2201 01:59:04 ♪ The lovely London sky!
2202 01:59:11 Would you like to tryone yourself, sir?
2203 01:59:16 Well, I'll give it a go.
2204 01:59:18 All right, love.
2205 01:59:20 Choose carefully.
2206 01:59:34 Well, nowhere to go but up.
2207 01:59:40 ♪ When the clouds make a muss
2208 01:59:42 ♪ Well, I won't make a fuss
2209 01:59:44 ♪ But I'll polish the stars
2210 01:59:46 ♪ Ellen, better let us!
2211 01:59:48 ♪ Give a lift to a foeFor you reap what you sow
2212 01:59:51 ♪ And there'snowhere to go but up!
2213 01:59:57 I've set sail!
2214 02:00:00 Chart a course,Mr. Binnacle!
2215 02:00:02 That I will, sir!
2216 02:00:08 ♪ If your day's up the spout
2217 02:00:12 ♪ Well, there isn't a doubt
2218 02:00:14 ♪ There's nowhere to gobut up
2219 02:00:21 ♪ And if you don't believeJust hang onto my sleeve
2220 02:00:25 ♪ For there's nowhere to gobut up
2221 02:00:32 ♪ As you fly over townIt gets harder to frown
2222 02:00:36 ♪ And we'll allhit the heights
2223 02:00:38 ♪ If we never look down
2224 02:00:40 ♪ Let the past take a bowThe forever is now
2225 02:00:44 ♪ And there's nowhereto go but up, up!
2226 02:00:48 ♪ There's nowhere to gobut up
2227 02:00:58 Of course, the grown-upswill all forget by tomorrow.
2228 02:01:01 They always do.
2229 02:01:03 Only one balloon left,Mary Poppins.
2230 02:01:06 I thinkit must be yours.
2231 02:01:09 Yes, I suppose it must.
2232 02:01:18 Practically perfectin every way.
2233 02:01:36 Welcome home, everyone.
2234 02:01:37 It's nice to be back,isn't it?
2235 02:01:39 It is, it's so nice.
2236 02:01:42 I never thought I'd feel
2237 02:01:43 this much joy and wonderever again.
2238 02:01:45 I thought that doorwas closed to me forever.
2239 02:02:12 Come on, let's go!
2240 02:02:13 Race you up the stairs!
2241 02:02:14 No fair,you got a head start.
2242 02:02:15 Oh, wait for me.
2243 02:02:20 It's time.
2244 02:02:35 She's gone,hasn't she, Michael?
2245 02:02:43 Thank you, Mary Poppins.
2246 02:02:47 Goodbye.
2247 02:03:00 I won't forget,Mary Poppins. Promise.
2248 02:03:05 ♪ So hold on tightto those you love
2249 02:03:08 ♪ And maybe soon from up above
2250 02:03:11 ♪ You'll be blessed,so keep on looking high
2251 02:03:16 ♪ While you're underneaththe lovely London
2252 02:03:23 ♪ Sky ♪
2253 02:05:42 ♪ If your day's up the spout
2254 02:05:46 ♪ Well, there isn't a doubt
2255 02:05:48 ♪ There's nowhere to go but up
2256 02:05:52 ♪ And if you don't believeJust hang onto my sleeve
2257 02:05:55 ♪ For there's nowhere to gobut up
2258 02:05:59 ♪ As you fly over townIt gets harder to frown
2259 02:06:03 ♪ And we'll allhit the heights
2260 02:06:05 ♪ If we never look down
2261 02:06:07 ♪ Let the past take a bowThe forever is now
2262 02:06:11 ♪ And there's nowhere to gobut up, up!
2263 02:06:15 ♪ There's nowhere to gobut up ♪