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WorksheetsMary Poppins jr. - Mary Poppin's Lines part 1
Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 26mins
End of Cherry Tree Lane p. 2
Good Morning.
Hello George.
GEORGE: Yes??
I've come to answer the advertisement.
Calm down.
GEORGE: What advertisement? We haven't placed any advertise-
Now, let's see. "Play games, all sorts." Which I most certainly can. "Take us on outings, give us treats."
Now, lets see
JANE: Micheal! It's our advertisement!
"Rosy cheeks and fairly pretty," There's no objection on that score, I hope?
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GEORGE: Oh, none at all.
I'm glad to hear it.
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GEORGE: But--oh, take it up with Mrs. Banks. She manages all that side of things. Nothing domestic has anything to do with me. And don't forget the references!
I make it a rule to never give references.
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WINIFRED: Oh, I see. . .
I'll see the children now, thank you.
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WINIFRED: Oh, of course. . . You'll find they're very nice children. Now this is. . . oh-
Mary Poppins. Jane, don't stare. And close your mouth, Micheal. We are not a codfish. Best foot forward. Spit-spot.
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WINIFRED: Or I did. (scene change)
A very tidey nursery, I must say. Tidier than I was expecting. Who's responsible for that?
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JANE: Mary Poppins, how could you know what we wanted in a nanny. . . when we made our list?
You're "list"? I'm not an item in a weekly shop, thank you very much.
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JANE: How did you come then? It was was if the wind just blew you here.
It did. Now stand over there!
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Practically Perfect Begins
Just as I thought. "A noisy, mischievous, troublesome little boy."
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MICHEAL: You're making that up! "A noisy, mischievous, troub-"
Now you. "Thoughtless, short-tempered, and untidy."
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MARY, Singing: If I had a fault it would never dare to show. I'm so practically perfect in every way. . .
Now, perhaps you have some questions.
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MICHEAL, Singing: Not tempramental?
Never.
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MICHEAL, Singing: Not grouchy or gruff?
THe very thought!
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JANE, singing: Will you stay tender when the going gets tough?
Quite the contrary.
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MICHEAL, Singing: Do you read stories without a big fuss?
Mm-hmm.
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MARY, Singing: Some minor improvements may not go amiss, but at all times you must remember this...
I like games. But I choose them.
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JANE & MICHEAL: That's not fair-
I didn't say I was fair. I said I was...
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End of Practically Perfect
Best foot forward. Spit-spot.
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BERT: Stay right where you are. I'd know that silhouette anywhere: Mary Poppins!
It's nice to see you, Bert.
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MICHEAL: Some game. I'd rather eat spinach.
Come along, Bert.
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BERT, Singing: It's a jolly 'oliday with Mary. Mary makes yer 'eart so light!
Oh really!
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BERT, Singing: When the day is gray and ordinary, Mary makes the sun shine bright!
You do talk nonsense, Bert.
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BERT, Singing: Oh, 'appiness is blooming all around er'. The dafodils are smilin' at the dove.
I haven't the faintest idea what-
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BERT, Singing: When Mary 'olds your 'and, you feel so grand, your 'eart starts beatin' like a big brass band!
You've got enough brass for all of us.
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JANE: But how did you make it happen?
Anything can happen if you let it.
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JANE: Mary Poppins, how long will you stay?
We'll see.
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MICHEAL: You won't leave us, will you, Mary Poppins?
I'll stay until the wind changes. Now, run along.
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MRS. BRILL: What have you done! Robertson Ay! Robertson Ay! Oh dear, should I call a doctor?
I don't think that will be necessary, ma'am.
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WINIFRED: Children, you know how important my party is? You deserve some very nasty medicine! Just you wait til' bedtime.
Oh, I don't think we should wait til' then, ma'am. Why don't we go up and get changed? We'll clear up, won't we?
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MICHEAL: But we're not ill! I won't take it, and you can't make me!
In that, as in so many things, your information is faulty. Open.
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MICHEAL: But. . . it's strawberry ice!
Now you.
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JANE: I'm not sure I like strawberry ice.
I'm not sure I care. Now open.
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JANE: Lime cordial!
Now, off we go, you too. MIcheal, I know you like to keep things neat. Jane. . .
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JANE: Must we? Can't Robertson Ay do it when he wakes up? He is a servant.
With that attitude, you'll get through a lot of staff by the time you're old. Besides. . .
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Beginning of A Spoonful of Sugar
In every job that must be done there is an element of fun. . .
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HONEYBEES: Buzz, buzz, buzz, buzz, buzz!
Oh, my point exactly.
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MARY, JANE, MICHEAL, HONEYBEES, SInging: Just a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down in the most delightful way.
RIght yourselves, please. Spit-spot. Up we go, Robertson Ay!
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End of A Spoonful of Sugar
We'll be off now ma'am. Come along children. Best foot forward.
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(Precision and Order) JANE: Mary Poppins, where are we going today?
I thought we could play our next game.
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(Precision and Order) MICHEAL: What game?
"A Visit to the Bank."
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(Precision and Order) JANE: If he did, you must have put the idea into his head somehow.
What an impertinent thing to say. Me, putting ideas into other people's heads. Really!
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NORTHBROOK: No, that's it's worth. Its value's in how you spend it. Do good, and may you have good luck.
And what do you say to Mr. Northbrook?
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GEORGE: I suppose I should say it's a good idea, but a good man is much rarer, and much more valuable.
Come along, children.
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(Feed The Birds) MICHEAL: There's that horrible old woman!
Don't point. And for your information, she is not in the least horrible.
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(Feed The Birds) JANE: But she's just a bundle of rags!
When will you learn to look past what you see?
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(Feed the Birds) MARY, Singing: Feed the birds. That's what she cries. While overhead, her birds fill the skies.
Here. One bag please.
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(END OF Feed The Birds) ALL, Singing: tuppence a bag
Hello, Bert.
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MICHAEL: Me. I am. I like to keep things neat.
Do you indeed? Well, I look forward to making use of that. If there's one thing I appreciate, it's a child whose words I can depend on. Now, fist things first. I always say the proper place to hang a hat is on a hat stand.
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MICHAEL: He can't know you! You've only just arrived!
I wasn't born one minute before I walked into your house, Micheal Banks. Have you two met,Bert?
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