Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas Page #2
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GOT THE TOOLS:
IN PA'S OLD TOOL CHEST.
HEY! IF YOU COULD HELP,
MAYBE WE COULD SPLIT THE MONEY.
SURE THING!
I'LL BE
RIGHT WITH YOU.
GOOD!
OH, LET'S SEE...
UM, HALF OF 50...
HALF OF 50...
OH, MORNING,
MRS. MUSKRAT.
MORNING, EMMET.
IS YOUR MA HOME?
SHE SURE IS.
OH, LET ME GE THE DOOR FOR YA.
OH, THANK YOU.
COMPANY, MA!
HETTY!
COME IN,
COME IN.
OH, DON'T FUSS, ALICE.
I'M JUST HERE
TO USE THE SPINNING WHEEL
SIT DOWN.
( Gasp! )
MERCY!
I DON'T EVEN HAVE
WATER ON FOR TEA!
Ma:
GOODNESS GRACIOUS!
MA, ME 'N WENDELL GOT A JOB.
SEE YA!
ALONG THE RIVERBANK.
OKAY,
BYE, MA.
( Slam! )
WHOO, CAN THAT BOY
MOVE FAST.
NOW, WHERE'D
I PUT THE TEAPOT?
WELL, EMMET, ARE YA
GOING TO ENTER?
ENTER WHAT?
THE CONTEST.
I DON'T KNOW ABOU ANY CONTEST.
GOLLY, IT'S
A TALENT CONTEST...
AT THE TOWN HALL...
ON CHRISTMAS EVE.
NO KIDDIN'.
AND FIRST PRIZE:
IS$50!
$50?!
THAT'S A LOT OF MONEY,
HETTY.
YOU SURE:
YOU GOT THAT RIGHT?
$50 CASH!
THAT'S THE PRIZE!
LOTTA MONEY...
I THOUGHT YOU MIGH BE INTERESTED, ALICE.
YOU DO HAVE:
HMM...HMM.
ANYBODY'D BE INTERESTED
IN $50...
HEY, WHY DON' YOU ENTER, EMMET?
YOU'RE A GOOD SINGER...
I:
ARE YOU KIDDING?
COULDN'T GET UP THERE
AND SING ALL BY MYSELF.
IT'D BE EMBARRASSING!
HI, HARVEY.
HI, CHARLEY.
HEY, EMMET...
WENDELL,
HEY, LISTEN,
YOU TWO ARE JUST WHO
WE'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR.
YOU BET.
OH, YEAH?
WHAT'S UP, HARVEY?
WELL, YOU KNOW ABOU THE WATERVILLE TALENT CONTEST?
SURE, EVERYBODY'S
HEARD OF THAT.
RIGHT, EMMET?
WELL, YOU SEE,
CHARLIE AND ME:
WERE JUST TALKING ABOU WHAT WE SHOULD DO IS
ORGANIZE A JUG-BAND.
YEAH, WOULDN' THAT BE SWELL?!
SEE, I PLAY KAZOO
AND WASHBOARD:
I REALLY DO...
UH...MY MA SAYS.
MM-HMM.
SO ALLS WE NEED IS
WELL, HOW COME US?
WELL, YOU SEE,
YOU CAN BLOW:
A JUG, WENDELL.
YEAH!
HEY, THIS IS
A GOOD IDEA, EMMET.
MAYBE.
WHAT WOULD I PLAY?
WHAT ELSE?
YOU GET TO PLAY:
WASHTUB BASS.
WHY ME?
WELL, BECAUSE YOUR
MA'S GOT THE WASHTUB!
OH, NO!
FORGET IT,
COUNT ME OUT!
AND THAT'SFINAL!
All:
AWWWWW.
CO:
ME ON,
WHY NOT, EMMET?
BECAUSE, TO MAKE
A WASHTUB BASS,
YOU HAVE TO PU A HOLE IN THE WASHTUB!!
HMM...I DON'T EVEN HAVE
A PROPER COSTUME.
HETTY, I CAN'T POSSIBLY
ENTER THAT CONTEST!
YOU'RE RIGHT, ALICE.
FORGET THE WHOLE THING.
HETTY MUSKRAT, YOU STOP TRYING
TO SWEET-TALK ME INTO THIS!
THIS IS THE FENCE
WE'RE SUPPOSED TO MEND?
WELL...
YEAH.
THAT'S NOT REPAIRING,
THAT'S REBUILDING.
DON'T JUS STAND AROUND, BOYS.
( Banjo )
( Thinking )
JUST ONCE I'D LIKE TO GIVE
A FINE STORE-BOUGHT PRESEN TO EMMET FOR CHRISTMAS.
AND WITH $50...
( Tap! Tap! Tap... )
( Thinking )
I'VE NEVER GIVEN MA
A NICE CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
NEVER GAVE ONE TO PA, EITHER...
AND...NOW IT'S TOO LATE.
HARVEY SAYS $50
SPLIT FOUR WAYS IS $12.50.
LOTTA MONEY.
THE ONE WITH:
THE MOTHER-OF-PEARL INLAYS...
EMMET REALLYWANTS IT.
BUT...$40!
I CAN'T BUY A PIANO
FOR $12.50 ANYWAY...
BUT YOU COULDPU A DOWN PAYMENT ON A USED ONE.
AND TO BUY A COSTUME,
HMM...
NOTHING LEFT TO HOCK.
OF COURSE, THERE'S
PA'S OLD TOOL CHEST.
BUT EMMET USES THA FOR ODD JOBS!
WE WOULDMAKE:
A GOOD JUG-BAND...
BUT TO PUT A HOLE
IN MA'S WASHTUB...
HE SURE WOULD:
LIKE THAT GUITAR.
NOTHIN' WOULD MAKE HER HAPPIER
THAN HAVING:
A GOOD OL' PIANO AGAIN.
I JUST DON'T KNOW...
( Sigh! )
I JUST CAN'T DECIDE...
MA...
I'M HOME!
I CUT THE CHRISTMAS BRANCH.
OH, I SEE YOU DID.
WELL, AFTER ALL,
TOMORROW'S CHRISTMAS EVE
AND EVEN IF WE:
DON'T HAVE PRESENTS,
HAVE THE BRANCH.
IT'S A NICE ONE, EMMET.
JUST LIKE:
PA USED TO BRING HOME.
YUP.
EVERY YEAR HE'D GO OUT VOWING
AREALWHOLE CHRISTMAS TREE.
HA! BUT HE NEVER HAD
( Big, Deep Voice )
"BECAUSE I DIDN'T CUT IT DOWN,"
STILL BE ALIVE IN 100 YEARS."
( Laughing )
YOU KNOW, SOMETIMES
MA, DO YOU SUPPOSE IT'D BE
SAFE TO USE PA'S SLIDE NOW?
OH, I SHOULD
THINK SO!
THE ICE MUST BE SOLID
BY THIS TIME.
RACE YA TO HER!
HEY, WAIT FOR ME NOW...
FIRST SLIDE OF THE YEAR...
WHOOPEE!
( Laughing )
WOW!
THAT IS!
( Laughing )
WELL, STAND BACK!
IT'S MY TURN!
WHOOOO!
( Laughing )
WOW, WASN' THAT GREAT?
IT'S GOOD ENOUGH.
GOOD ENOUGH:
FOR WHAT?
GOOD ENOUGH:
TO DO AGAIN!
( Laughing )
HEY, NOW,
MY TURN NEXT!
( Laughing )
WATCH, EMMET,
IT'S MY TURN AGAIN.
( Laughing )
WHHHEEEEE!
( Laughing )
OH, BOY!
OH, WATCH
THIS ONE, MA.
OHHHHHH!
( Laughing )
OH, BOY.
THAT OLD SLIDE'S JUST ABOU THE BEST THING PA EVER BUILT.
YEAH, HE MAY NO HAVE LEFT US MUCH,
BUT THAT OLD SLIDE
IS JUST ABOUT ENOUGH.
GEE, I THINK
HE LEFT US A LOT.
WELL, HE LEF WHAT HE COULD.
PA USED TO SAY,
"A PERSON'S GO TO TAKE SOME CHANCES
"OR LIFE WILL NEVER
COME TO NOTHIN'."
HE TOOK HIS CHANCES
ON SNAKE OIL.
FACT THAT IT DIDN' COME TO MUCH HARDLY MATTERS.
PA WOULD HOCK:
THAT TOOL CHEST.
IN THAT WASHTUB.
MA, REMEMBER
PA'S FAVORITE SONG?
HMM...
WHEN THE MOUNTAIN
TOUCHES THE VALLEY
ALL THE CLOUDS:
THIS LAND MOST PEACEFULLY.
Together:
THOUGH OUR MINDS
BE FILLED WITH QUESTIONS,
IN OUR HEARTS:
WE'LL UNDERSTAND
WHEN THE RIVER:
MEETS THE SEA.
LIKE A FLOWER:
THAT HAS BLOSSOMED
IN THE DRY:
AND BARREN SAND,
WE ARE BORN AND BORN AGAIN
MOST GRACEFULLY.
THUS THE WINDS OF TIME
SHALL TAKE US:
WITH A SURE:
AND STEADY HAND:
Together:
WHEN THE RIVER:
MEETS THE SEA.
PATIENCE, MY BROTHERS,
AND PATIENCE, MY SONS,
IN THAT SWEE AND FINAL HOUR
TRUTH AND JUSTICE
WILL BE DONE.
Ma:
LIKE A BABY:
WHEN IT IS SLEEPING
IN ITS LOVING MOTHER'S ARMS
IS A MYSTERY,
BUT HIS LIFE:
WILL FIND A PURPOSE
AND IN TIME HE'LL UNDERSTAND
WHEN THE RIVER:
MEETS THE SEA,
WHEN THE RIVER:
MEETS THE ALMIGHTY SEA.
HOOT! HOOT!
( Music )
( Music Continues )
Emmet:
DEAR MA,
I'LL EXPLAIN ABOUT THE WASHTUB
WHEN I SEE YOU LATE TONIGHT.
LOVE, EMME Ma:
DEAR EMMET,
I'LL BE HOME LATE TONIGH AND I'LL EXPLAIN ABOU THE TOOL CHEST WHEN I SEE YOU.
LOVE, MA.
( Thud! )
( Jug-Band Plays "Bar-B-Que" )
All:
WHEN YOU MEET SOMEBODY
THAT DON'T LIKE SOUL FOOD
AND IT DON'T MEAN THA YOU'VE GOT NO RHYTHM
IF YOU DON'T LIKE
ROCK AND ROLL.
BUT IF YOUR TASTE'S
LIKE MINE,
YOU LIKE CIDER,
NOT WINE.
AND YOUR VERY FAVORITE THING
TO DO:
IS GET A PRETTY GIRL
DANCIN'
TO JUG-BAND MUSIC
AND A MESS:
OF MAMA'S BAR-B-QUE.
BAR-B-QUE...
LIFTS MY SPIRIT.
I SWEAR IT NEVER FAILS.
AND THE SAUCE MAMA MAKES
IF YOU DARE TO GET I UNDER YOUR NAILS.
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