Don't you dare call him that.
He writes songs!
He needs peace and seclusion,
and I personally...
I personally understand him
very well.
Father, what else do they write
about the flying saucer?
Maybe. If I were you I would
mind...
my own saucers and not stick my
nose where it doesn't belong.
Oh, my god!
Another earthquake in
South Cockatoo!
Your children are left
without a nanny!
But I just bought shares
of "Cockatoo-orange Co."
I think I am on the verge of
having a nervous breakdown.
You don't concern yourself with
problems of world economy!
I'm enough concerned with having
to economize on everything.
If you wouldn't...
... waste so much time on your
"Cherry Street Women's League",
... I'm sure the issue with the
nanny wouldn't be that acute.
So you think women of Cherry St.
must bear with admiral Boom's...
Admiral Boom is not a fool in
the first place...
A reliable cover from aliens
wouldn't hurt nowadays.
- Yes. - George, what are
you conceiving this time?
Nothing. Only to go to work.
- Make money. Make money,
darling. - Father!
Father! You promised to tell us
where money comes from.
Your mother will better tell you
where it disappears.
Have you finished your milk?
Go to your bedroom and play.
Did you hear what your father
said? March to your room!
- Jane.
- I'm coming.
There was a blue luminescence,
then the object disappeared.
Sir Timothy Green from the
Observer smiled skeptically...
and remarked that people are
disposed to wishful thinking.
I can only say that the Eastern
wind is intensifying,
the night will be cool, and
tomorrow it will start raining.
Naum Nohl from the Times wrote:
"Bad weather is popular today".
But let's not grieve, instead
let us think about our health.
And now - morning exercises!
- Shall we play "Hit-ship"?
- We played it yesterday.
What's new?
Admiral Boom is wiping his
periscope. And cursing.
- It's his favorite "God damn
my spleen!"? - Can't hear.
Mrs. Lark came out into the
garden, Robert is in his tent.
Michael! What was that?
- I think it was it.
- What?
The saucer!
Remember, dad said they were
luminescent.
Look!
My name is Mary Poppins.
Yes, yes, of course. Please
do come in.
You'll see, they are very
obedient children.
And you will have no
problems with them.
You do have references from
the Nannies' Union?
My rule: no references.
- But everyone must...
- A very old-fashioned custom.
Totally outdated and useless.
Please. The children's
room is upstairs.
Jane, Michael, meet your new
nanny - Mary Poppins.
So it's a deal then?
Almost. If I find it suitable.
- Do you want to take us?
- Michael, mind your manners.
I accept the job,
... Mrs. Banks.
"I accept the job, Mrs. Banks".
One would think she was
doing us a favor.
Why not?
Dammit! The Antarctic Bank
went bankrupt!
My money is lost again.
I knew it! I knew it!
I'm in stress!
When you were a common clerk, we
weren't afraid of anything.
A man is bound to get lucky
some time.
Mr. Banks, would you turn off
that music, if you please.
I personally prefer live music.
- What's live music?
- All in it's time.
It is live music that gives me
real pleasure.
I hope, you feel the same.
And remember once and for all:
... Mary Poppins doesn't repeat
twice.
She must have come here
in a flying saucer.
I knew right away. You are a
humanoid.
You came so suddenly, as if you
were carried by a gust of wind.
It is exactly so.
Do you understand?
I understand!
Speaking of live music.
Piano by "Madam Corry", early
20 century, modern.
But that doesn't mean you don't
have to drink up your milk.
And now...
Go to sleep!
Mary Poppins, you won't ever
leave us, will you?
You won't leave us?
Another word from that corner,
and I will call a policeman.
We just wanted to say, we...
... know you will stay with us
for a long time.
I will.
I will stay, until the wind
changes direction.
It is so good!
It is wonderful!
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