Babes in Toyland
- PASSED
- Year:
- 1934
- 77 min
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Come children. On your way to school.
- Good morning.
Here you are, balloons. All colors
of the rainbow.
Boys! Boys!
Oh these kids will be the death of me.
Bo Peep.
I'm coming mother.
Oh you children will be the death of me.
Ah mother, do you really mean that?
Of course I don't.
Now you run right along and tend to
your sheep.
And don't go losing them again.
I won't.
Come on fleecy, come on curly,
come on wooly.
How do you do my dear Mrs. Peep.
How do you do, Mr. Barnaby?
And how is your charming daughter,
Ms. Bo Peep?
Very well thank you.
Then, may I be permitted to pay
my respects?
Sorry, but she's out tending her sheep.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Good morning my pretty little butterfly.
Good morning Mr. Barnaby!
I bring you a little bouquet..
A fragrant token of my deep devotion.
Thank you very much Mr. Barnaby.
And now I have to leave you sir.
My.. my sheep..
Nay!
I have long admired you.
Deep with wonder on your sweet and
maidenly virtue.
Marveled at your tender loveliness.
In short..
I'm asking you to become my wife.
I..
I'm sorry Mr. Barnaby..
and I hope you won't think me ungrateful..
- but..
- I'm a very rich man my dear.
Please!
Think carefully, child.
That would be an ugly way to win
a pretty wife.
I wouldn't marry you if you were young,
which you can't be..
if you were honest, which you never were..
and if you were about to die tomorrow
which is too much to hope for.
We shall meet again my pretty little
buttercup.
And then you will sing a different tune.
Fleecy, Curly!
I came back to remind you that your
little financial obligation..
You mean the mortgage?
is due today.
Couldn't you give me just a little
more time?
I'm sorry. The law must take it's course.
I shall be back.. shortly.
Come boys.
You'll be late for work.
We're coming.
Good morning, mother Peep.
Good morning, Ollie!
Will you come on. It's almost 8 O'clock.
Why, I thought I left you upstairs
in the bedroom.
You did.
Well how'd you get down here?
I fell out the window.
God morgen Stannie.
Good morning Ollie.
God morgen Stan.. never mind good
morning.
Come on and let's go!
Wait a minute. I forgot something.
I'll be right down.
Will you come on. Do you want us to
be late for work?
Don't forget your lunch, Ollie.
What's the matter, mother Peep?
I've got bad news for you.
Bad news?!
I'm afraid you two boys will have to
find some other place to live.
Well what do you mean?
That old stingely Barnaby holds the
mortgage against this shoe.
It's due today..
and I haven't got the money to pay him.
And we'll all be cast out into the
street.
Stannie. Go upstairs and get my
money box.
Eh?
Go get my money box.
What are you going to do?
I'm going to give you all of my
savings.
And I'll get the rest of it from our
master the toy maker.
No ones going to throw you out of
this shoe.
Oh I can't let you do such a thing.
Tut, tut, tut, tarut!
One good turn deserves another.
Now smile!
That's it.. that's it.
I owe you 1.48. Stannie Dum
I borrowed it.
I know you borrowed it.
But what did you borrow it for?!
Well you see I had to buy some
more Pee wees.
I lost three of them playing
with little Jack Horner.
Had to buy some more Pee Wees.
Well don't you mind, Mother Peep..
I'll get the full amount from the
toy maker.
Oh you boys musn't go into debt
on my account.
Listen, when the toy maker finds out
that Barnaby's up to his old tricks again..
he'll give me the full amount without
any problem.
Oh, can I depend on that?
Why of course you can.
You know the toy maker and I are
just like that.
Aren't we, Stannie?
Are you?
Why certainly.
Hvem af jer?
- Which is you?
- Why this one right.. never mind!
- Good bye.
- Good bye.
Don't forget your lunch.
And don't you worry.
No I won't.
Good bye boys.
Just a moment.
What is this Pee Wee business you've
been spending all my money on?
Would you like to see it?
Well certainly I'd like to see it. After
all the money it's cost me..
I think I'm entitled to know what
it's all about.
Alright, look.
What do you think of that?
Piffle!
That's the silliest thing I have
ever seen.
Try it.
I don't want to try it!
Why, can't you do it?
Well certainly I can.
What do you mean, can't I do it..
Give me that!
Get over there.
It's a certainty that anything you
can do.. I can do!
Uh uh!
What for instance?
Here!
Just a moment!
Thank you!
Come on, we'll be late for work.
Say listen.. when you get that money
from the toy maker..
will you borrow a little extra for me?
What for?
Well I lost me Pee Wee and I'll
have to get some more.
Get in here now, will you.
Pee Wee!
Good morning, master.
What do you mean, good morning?!
You know you're half an hour late!
If this happens again, it will mean
instant dismissal.
Get to work!
Say, aren't you gonna ask him about
the money to pay off the mortgage?
I can't ask him now. Don't you see
what a bad humor he's in.
Well if we don't get that money, Mother
Peep's gonna be turned out of the shoe and..
she won't have any place to sleep.
We can't let her do that.
Why if I ask him now, he'll jump
right down my throat.
But I thought you and he were just
like that.
We are!
Well why don't you ask him?
Why don't you ask him?
Well I can't ask him.
Why?
Well he and I are just like that.
Oh, don't be silly.
He likes you better than he does me.
Does he?
Yep. He told me he did!
- Did he?
- Yeah!
Oh master.
What?
Well, what is it?
Well could I speak to you privately
please sir?
I've got a very important question I
want to ask you.
Don't bother me now!
Can't you see that I'm busy?! Go
on with your work!
Well if you knew how important it was,
you'd see me privately because if..
Will you shut up and go on with your
work!
Fleecy.. fleecy!
Wooly.. snowball?!
No, I haven't seen them!
Oh, Tom Tom.
I don't know what mother would do
if they were really lost.
Oh, don't worry.
They'll be found.
You've lost them before, haven't you?
Matter of fact, last month you lost
them five times!
Oh I couldn't have.
Yes you did.
And four times the month before that!
You see, you're getting worse.
What you need is someone to help you
look after the darn things.
Who, for instance?
Oh, he'd have to be most unusual.
Energetic..resourceful..
and with any amount of patience.
A fellow sort of..well..
Like me!
Not interested?
Not even a little bit?
Then I'll just keep you there until
you are interested!
- Nice? Interested?
- Uh huh.
Oh look Tom Tom, they found them!
You should hang your head you
naughty sheep.
My dear friends..
and citizens of Toyland.
I want you all to meet..
The future Mrs. Piper!
Hello mister toy maker.
Well, how's my order coming along?
Everything is in fine shape.
- Good.
- Are you coming in?
Yes, just a moment.
Alright. I won't forget you. Now
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