The Littlest Horse Thieves Page #3
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- Year:
- 1976
- 104 min
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You What You Want To Know.
It's About The Ponies.
Ponies?
The Pit Ponies.
Father's Bringing Machinery
Into The Mine
To Do The Work
The Ponies Used To Do,
And I Want To Know
What Will Happen To Them.
Well, I Suppose,
If Their Usefulness Is Finished,
They'll Have To Go.
But Go Where?
Mother?
Well, I Suppose--
I Don't Really--
I'm Sure Your Father
Will Have Made Plans For Them.
But What Plans?
What Will Become Of Them?
Well, If There's
No Work For Them To Do,
I Imagine
They'll Be Sent--
Sent Where?
To The Slaughterhouse.
No!
No, Father Wouldn't Do
A Thing Like That!
Alice!
Runner!
Runner!
[Indistinct Shouting]
Well, What's Going On
Here, Then?
Them Engineers Came At Him
With A Big Bale Of Wire
And Frightened Him.
That Wire Cable's
Got To Be Laid.
We Can't Work With Them And
Their Gear All Over The Place.
You'll Have To Go
Home Then, Won't You?
What,
And Lose Our Money?!
Alice?
Come On.
What's Up, Alice?!
We've Had To Stop Work, Sir,
In The Lower Drift Heading.
Oh? Why?
They Can't Work While
That Cable's Being Laid.
Alice,
What Are You Doing Here?
I Wanted
To Ask You Something.
Not Now, Dear,
I'm Busy.
Come On, Carter, Show Me
Exactly Where They've Stopped.
Now, They're Laying
The Cable Here.
Carter:
That's Right, Sir,
And There's
The Lower Drift Heading.
Mr. Sandman:
Yes, I See.
Send The Men Home,
Then, Shall I?
Oh, Yes, Very Well.
Alice, You Run Along.
I've Got A Lot To Do.
Please, Father.
All Right.
What Is It You Want?
It's About The Pit Ponies.
What Will Happen To Them?
Alice,
I Haven't Got--
Please, Father,
I Want To Know.
Well, I Can Hardly
Turn Them Loose On The Moors.
They're Not Used To
Fending For Themselves.
Isn't There
A Field Somewhere,
So They Can Live Happily
And Run About
And Enjoy Themselves?
Who'll Pay
For Their Feed?
The Colliery Owner.
They Work In The Colliery.
You Can Hardly Expect
Lord Harrogate
To Pay For Animals To Do
Nothing, Anymore Than Men.
Well, Then What
Will Become Of Them?
They Won't...
Be Sent To
The Slaughterhouse,
Will They?
[Voice Trembling]
Father...
Run Along Home.
Why Aren't You
With Your Governess?
I've Got Enough On My Mind
Without Being Bothered
About A Lot Of Ponies!
[Crying]
What Is It, Alice?
What's The Matter?
The Ponies...
He's Going To Kill
The Ponies.
[Sobbing]
There's Only
One Thing To Do.
We'll Have To Steal Them.
Steal Them?
You Mean Get Them Out Of
The Mine And Keep Them Safe?
Oh, Yes!
How Will We Do It?
I Don't Know.
Bert Can Help Us.
No. You're Not
To Mention It To Bert.
But You Said --
I Was Wrong.
He Might Tell Luke.
Luke Likes The Ponies.
He'd Be Afraid
Of Losing His Place.
Couldn't We Come In
Along At Night
And Wind Them Up?
No. Someone Would Hear Us.
Besides, There's
Always People About
Doing Maintenance
In There.
Then How
Can We Get To Them?
There Must Be
Another Way In.
There'd Be
Some Old Workings.
Might Be A Way
How Do We Know
Where They Are?
They Always Keep Plans
Of All The Workings.
Where?
In Your Father's Office.
Carter!
What's Going On, Carter?
Carter:
You Better Come Over,Mr. Sandman,
Unless You Want
What's Going On?
Your Man Tells Me I Can't
Take This Stuff Down Pit.
I Warned You
Time And Time Again,
No Naked Flames Down There.
[Indistinct Arguing]
You Given Me Four Weeks
To Finish This Job.
If I Can't Do...
...Any Delay
As Of Yesterday.
Firmly Promised.
[Indistinct Arguing]
It Should Be
Somewhere Here.
Yes, But Where?
Let's Look Up Here.
Look!
Look, I've Found It!
Come On!
Watch Yourself!
[Clattering Echo]
That Could've Been You.
That Should Be
The Old Engine House There.
Let's See.
[Creaking]
Aye, It's A Winding Engine.
You Know, For Winding
The Gauge Up And Down.
Then If We Can Get It Working,
We Can Bring The Ponies Up.
Father, How Does
A Winding Engine Work?
Alice, Dear, That's Hardly
A Suitable Subject
For A Young Lady.
Miss Coutts, I Want My Daughter
To Be A Young Lady
And To Learn French,
And Sewing, And Watercolors--
But I Also Want Her
To Take An Interest
In The Things About Her.
So, Alice, If You'd Like
To Come To My Study,
I'll Show You How
A Winding Engine Works.
Thank You, Father.
This Should Go In There.
No, It Shouldn't.
You're Doing It
All Wrong.
No, I'm Not.
What Do Girls Know
About Machinery?
You Can't Put This
In There.
Any Fool Can See That.
Try Lifting It Up
And Putting It In.
Now All It Needs
Is Some Grease.
Hello, Tommy.
What Do You Want?
It's A Big Engine,
Ain't It, Harry?
Ah, It's A Big Engine.
It's Got A Lot To Do.
Harry!
Aye?
What Does It Have To Do?
You Know What It Does.
It Rides The Gauge Up And Down
Where Does
The Water Come From?
I Don't Know Where
The Water Comes From.
Everywhere, I Suppose.
If You Didn't Pump
The Pit Out Every Day,
It Would Soon Be Flooded.
Harry!
Aye?
Goodbye, Harry.
Hey, We Best Not Get
Too Mucky,
Or They'll Wonder
Where We've Been.
Dave...
Come And Look.
I Think I've Put Enough On.
[Creaking]
It Must Work!
It Must!
That Valve --
Turn It The Other Way.
I Tried It.
It Doesn't Help!
What's Going On Here, Then?
Trying To Get The Old Engine
To Go, Are You?
Well...
What Are You Going To Do
When You Get It Going?
We're Going To Get
The Ponies Up.
Oh, Tommy...
Up Out Of The Pit,
Are You?
And How Do You Think
You'll Do That?
Through The Old Workings.
You're Gonna Get The Ponies
Up Out Of The Pit?
You, Tommy,
And The Little Miss?
If Only We Could Get
The Engine To Work.
Shouldn't Be Too Hard.
It's Not So Long
Since It Was Running.
First,
Clear The Shaft Head.
Come On, Get It Up.
Right, Bert!
Here You Are, Then.
Yay!
Ha Ha!
Yay!
Yay!
Yay!
We Did It!
Yay!
Yay!
Yay!
I Should Run It
Up And Down A Few Times
To Work The Grease In.
But Not For Too Long --
Someone Will Hear It.
[Chuckles]
Well, I Must Be Off
To The Stables.
You'll Not Tell Luke,
Will You?
Me?
I'll Not Tell Anyone.
Now, Mind, I've Never
Seen You Here,
And I Don't Know
What You're Doing.
[Laughs]
[Laughs]
I'll Go Down Tomorrow
And Try To Find A Way
Through The Present Workings.
And The Stables?
Aye.
If You Go Down To
Old Workings By Yourself,
You'll Get Lost.
No, I Won't.
Yes, You Will!
Oh, Give Over!
You Will Get Lost!
Miss Coutts, I Think I Would
Like To Learn To Crochet.
Really, Dear?
I Think I Have A Spare
Ball Of Thread Here.
Ta.
All Right.
Good Luck, Dave.
Aye, Good Luck.
All Right, Tommy.
My Dad Died Down The Pits.
Was It An Explosion?
I've Heard My Father
Talk About Firedamp.
That's A Sort Of Gas,
Isn't It?
Aye.
It Builds Up.
And Then You Get A Spark
And It Goes Up.
You Never Know
When It'll Happen.
[Pony Neighs]
[Rumbling]
Come On, Flash.
Come On, Lad.
Come On, Flash.
What's The Matter With You?
Go On, Lad.
That's It, That's It.
How Far
Will He Have To Go
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