away. You know
how the cause infuriates Mr Banks.
Yes, maґam.
Katie Nanna, I beseech you.
Please reconsider.
Think of the children.
Think of Mr Banks.
He was just beginning
to get used to you.
Posts, everyone!
Four, three, two, one. Fire!
-Katie Nanna, I do beseech you--
-My wages, if you please.
Bit early tonight,
arenґt you, Admiral?
Nonsense.
Bang on the dot, as usual.
How are things in
the world of finance?
Never better. Moneyґs sound.
Credit rates are moving up, up, up.
And the British pound is
the admiration of the world.
- Good man.
- How do things look
from where you stand?
Bit chancy, Iґd say.
The windґs coming up
and the glass is falling.
- Donґt like the look of it.
- Good, good, good.
Banks, shouldnґt wonder if you werenґt
steering into a nasty piece of weather.
Banks! Do you hear me?
Hello, Katie Nanna.
That must be heavy.
Allow me.
Hmph!
What a very pretty hat.
I feel a surge
of deep satisfaction
MucH as a king astride His noble steed
Thank you.
WHen I return from daily strife
to HeartH and wife
How pleasant is
tHe life I lead
- Dear, itґs about the children.
- Yes, yes, yes.
I run my Home
precisely on scHedule
At 6::0 1 I marcH
tHrougH my door
My slippers, sHerry and pipe
are due at 6::02
Consistent is
tHe life I lead
- George, theyґre missing.
- Splendid. Splendid.
Itґs grand to be
an EnglisHman in 1 9 1 0
King Edwardґs on tHe tHrone
Itґs tHe Age of Men
Iґm tHe lord of my castle
THe sovereign, tHe liege
I treat my subjects, servants
cHildren, wife
WitH a firm but gentle Hand
Noblesse oblige
Itґs 6::03 and tHe Heirs
to my dominion
Are scrubbed and tubbed
and adequately fed
And so Iґll pat tHem on tHe Head
and send tHem off to bed
AH, lordly is
tHe life I lead
- Winifred, where are the children?
- Theyґre not here, dear.
What? Well, of course theyґre here!
Where else would they be?
- I donґt know, George.
- You donґt know?
Well, theyґre missing. Katie
Nanna has looked everywhere.
Very well. Iґll deal
with this at once.
Give me the police station,
quickly, please.
I donґt think we need bother the police,
dear. The facts of the matter--
Kindly do not attempt to
cloud the issue with facts.
One fact, and one fact alone
is crystal clear! Katie Nannaґs
faltered at her post.
Sheґs let the family down.
And I shall bring her to bo--
Oh. Sheґs left us,
hasnґt she?
Yes, dear, only just.
What, uh-- Yes.
George Banks here.
Yes. 1 7 Cherry Tree Lane.
Itґs a matter of some urgency.
I should like you to send
a policeman around immediately.
The policemanґs here, George!
What? Oh, how very prompt.
What wonderful service.
Thank you so much. Good night.
- Come in, Constable. Come in.
- Thank you, sir.
While going about my duties
on the other side of the park...
I noted some valuables
that had gone astray.
- I believe theyґre yours, sir.
- Valuables?
Come along, now. Come along.
Jane! Michael!
Winifred, please donґt
be emotional.
Oh, I wouldnґt be too hard on ґem, sir.
Theyґve had a long, weary walk today.
Children, come here at once.
- Well?
- Iґm sorry we lost Katie Nanna, Father.
- You see, it was windy.
- And the kite was too strong for us.
In a manner of speaking, sir, it was the
kite that ran away, not the children.
Thank you, Constable.
I think I can manage this.
Actually it wasnґt a very good kite.
We made it ourselves.
Perhaps if you helped us
to make one--
Ah, thatґs the ticket, sir.
Kites are skittish things.
Why, only last week with
me own youngsters--
Iґm very grateful to you,
Constable, for returning the children.
And Iґm sure that
if you go to the kitchen,
Cookґll find you a plate of something.
Thank you, sir.
I shall now return to my duties.
Thank you, Constable.
Good night, miss. Good night, maґam.
Good night, sir.
Cookґll find me something.
I never--
Iґm awfully sorry
about this, George.
Iґll expect youґll want
to discuss it.
I would indeed!
Ellen, take Jane