Tom and Jerry's Giant Adventure Page #3

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Twenty-four, left.

Twenty-four, left.

Thirty-five, right.

Thirty-five, right.

Thank you. Thank you.

I would like to perform

the world's fastest card trick.

Wanna see it again?

This better improve.

That's a lot of loot.

So, Tyke, you're in the first grade now.

How do you like school?

Closed.

That's a killer. Ha, ha.

- Ah! Mes amis, look.

- Ah!

The magic harp.

Say, I hear there's a oat next door

with no nose.

How does he smell?

Awful.

Whoa!

Stop playing around.

You better hold onto this, huh?

That must be the farmer's golden goose.

- Next.

- Hurry up, Jack.

Think you can crack it, Jerry?

You're welcome.

Now hurry.

Get out of here before the giant comes.

For us'?

She will even give you and your friends

a ride out of the castle.

Benny and I have worked up a medley

of Broadway favorites.

No! That's it.

Now, where did I put that bone-grinder?

It's around here somewhere.

I'll find it.

Oh, Mr. Giant,

I have a song I'd like to sing.

Finally. An act with possibilities.

I've got my blanket and my bear

I'm ready for my nappy

There's only one more thing I need

To make me happy

Tell me a bedtime story

And I'll dream about you

Magic, romance, fame and glory

Any fairy tale will do

Dishes with spoons and laughing dogs

Beauties and beasts and kissing frogs

Tell me a bedtime story

And I'll dream about you

Tell me a bedtime story

You narrator, you

Oh, I adore your oratory

Our nightly rendezvous

I don't wanna lie here counting sheep

I'd rather hear Goldilocks

Or Little Bo Peep

Tell me a bedtime story

And I'll dream about you

A happy ending's mandatory

To win my love for you

I'll be Snow White

To your Prince Charming

Tell me about a bedtime story

Tell me a bedtime story

And I'll dream about you

I don't mean nightmares

And I'll dream about you

Good night now.

Yeah!

- What? Hmm.

- Oh, dear.

Fee--io-fiat...

...I smell a boy, a mouse and a cat.

So you're the famous Jack.

Here after all this time...

...to slay the bad, old giant

and take his treasure.

You stole that treasure from them.

What are gonna do about it, peewee?

Heh. Wanna fight me for it?

Well, come on, tough guy.

Let's see what you got.

- How about this?

- No!

Still wanna fight, peewee?

Now, take it easy.

Stay away from me!

Hey!

The bigger they are,

the harder they bawl.

Stop it, Tom. He's had enough.

Oh, no. You broke the shrinking string.

Oh, no, you don't.

Huh?

Head for the beanstalk.

I'll smash you!

Come on.

Ugh. Come on.

I hate pumpkins!

Gotcha.

There she blows.

Catch this, you big bully.

Whoa! Oof!

Aah! Whoa.

Phew.

Red, catch!

Ooh.

Beanstalk, by my magic grow

Bind Ginormous, head to toe

You'll suffer for this!

Hurry. Those vines won't hold him long.

About the egg...

Take it, Jack...

-...with our thanks.

- Ha, ha.

Mm.

Oh, come on.

You'd have kissed her too.

Bye. Thanks.

- Yeah.

- Bye.

- Bye now.

- Bye.

I'll get you, Jack!

No one steals my gold!

Wicked giant, I do banish

Strum this harp and you shall vanish

Are you gonna shape up?

Or am I gonna start baking some bread

around here?

- Hey, Ginormous.

- Huh?

You want the egg? Come and get it.

How dare you try to steal my egg.

I'm coming for you, boy.

Here, kitty, kitty, kitty.

Tom!

Ha!

Ginormous, if you let Tom go,

I won't chop down this beanstalk.

Don't threaten me, boy.

I know where you come from, Jack.

Just scurry along home.

If you cross me, I'll grind your bones.

I'll make some cat bread.

And maybe

some cute little mouse bread too.

I'll grind the bones

of everyone you ever cared about, Jack.

Let's do it. Tom!

Dragon-coaster drop!

Whoa, whoa!

Phew.

Tom, let go of the egg!

Oop.

No!

Gotcha.

We did it!

Phew.

Whoa!

Magic harp, final tone

Guide these heroes safely home

Whoa, guys,

I just had the craziest dream.

You too?

Okay, somebody's getting sued.

Mr. Bigley?

I wanted to get an early start

on the demolition.

Only you left something in your parking lot

that jacked up my car.

That'll cost you.

And that looks like...

It is.

Solid gold.

There's gold on my property.

Huh?

Your property Mr. Bigley?

Says here you can't take ownership

until 9 a.m...

...and never, if we pay off the mortgage.

Oh, we still have five minutes.

Allow us to present you

with this lump of pure gold.

It will pay off the mortgage,

and cover the damage to your car.

And the doctor bill for your foot.

Jack, honey, what's going on?

Mom, you know how Dad always said

dreams come true if you believe?

Well, we planted those beans

and you'll never guess what happened.

NARRATOR".

You can probably guess the rest.

Jack and his morn saved Storybook Town

and made it bigger and better than ever.

You know the place.

Just off old Route 66.

Or is it 33? And as for Tom and Jerry?

NARRATOR".

Well, they went right back

...to being Tom and Jerry.

But that, folks, is another story.

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