Michael Banks's Lines: Mary Poppins Jr.

Like what?

All gentle and kind and not a bit like you. Be cross, MP! Do be cross again!

Get the eggs and the flour.

Are there eggs in icing?

But always remember that he loves you very much. And that's far more important thank jobs or houses or anything else.

Are you going to the bank with him?

Come along, children.

Aren't you going to shake hands with Bert for good luck?

Bert: Back to the nursery?

Back to the nursery!

Michael, why don't we make the icing?

Because we don't know how?

We didn't have time to put them on.

Because we've run away.

Oh, my eye, but your life's a tragedy. Now let's go home. And don't dawdle.

But she's there. She came this morning. As a surprise for Daddy.

We'll clear up, won't we?

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.

But... it's strawberry ice!

Cheerio, Guv'nor. G'night, Guv'nor.

Cheerio, Guv'nor.

If you know that, then why did you do it?

Daddy, could I have a kite? A proper one?

Open!

Does it taste as bad as it smells?

Be careful of the things you wish for.

Don't you ever stop?

Look! It's MP's locket. Oh, the chain's broken.

Don't you remember? "I'll stay until the chain breaks." What's inside?

Well I must say, you do look swell.

He can't know you! You've only just arrived!

End of Practically Perfect Reprise

Hello there!

I'm sorry Mr. Northbrook, but I...

Hello, Daddy.

Hello Mary. Hello kids.

Hello.

Reel it in!

I can't. It's stuck.

Well, it's never to early to learn its value...

I know the value of this: sixpence.

End of Anything Can Happen Part 2

I love you, MP.

Now, off we go you two. Michael, I know you like to keep things neat. Jane...

I told you she was tricky.

You should govern your temper or your temper will govern you.

I'm sick and tired of your stupid sayings and your stupid games!

What's the matter? You've always wanted to fly a proper kite.

I've always wanted to fly one with Daddy.

I've seen em runnin about chasin a kite.

It isn't a real kite.

George pulls out a kite

It's the best I've ever seen.

The end of Jolly Holiday

Jane. Did that really happen?

George this is serious. (Music)

Look! A shooting star! We should wish on it!

Mrs. Bri-

Me. I am. Like to keep things neat.

Really ma'am? Fancy that.

Mrs. Brill, it is her, isn't it?

But you'd miss me.

No, I wouldn't!

That's exactly what they expect.

OH! SUPERCALIFRAGILISTICEXPIALIDOCIOUS...IF YOU SING IT LOUD ENOUGH-

Could we fly it together?

Oh, Daddy!

You are a fine boy, MB, and one day you will be a fine man.

Oh, MP, it makes me so anxious when you talk like that.

There was no time for hugs and kisses and all that sloppy nonsense.

Poor Daddy.

MP! Wherever did you come from?

She came from up—

Well well well... if it isn't MP! With Jane and Michael Banks!

She knows us?

Is she really as bad as all that?

She looks like something that would eat its young.

You know you can say it backwards. Kekwnndnrek

She may be tricky, but she's bloody good.

MP says it's a game. It's called "A Walk in the Park."

Some game. I'd rather eat spinach.

And what do you say to Mr. Northbrook?

Thank you!

And what does that tell you?

That we are awfully small and unimportant?

Is that thanks I get for the trouble I've taken?

That's better!

"A Visit to the Bank."

That's not a game! Did Daddy agree?

You know, we can always use the same letter more than once. Now let me see... super...cali...

That's not a word.

I like games. But I choose them.

That's not fair

No warts

That's the part I put in

Maybe, but have you asked yourself who looks after the fathers when things go wrong?

The mothers, I suppose.

What are we going to do?

The only thing we can do: run away!

And where else should a chimney sweep be?

The world is awfully big, isn't it?

I shouldn't think I saw either of them more than once a week.

Then who kissed you goodnight? Miss Andrew?

4th tuppence a bag

There's that horrible old woman!

She hasn't said a word about it.

We thought a bit of extra cash might loosen things up a little.

There's nothing in it!

We'd better keep an eye on this one. She's tricky.

Just get into bed.

Well, I won't go to sleep, and you can't make me!

Daddy, do you remember when we came to the bank? (Yes)

Well, we were each given a sixpence, and were told to spend the, carefully.

When I was a little boy, I would never have dared interrupted my father.

Were you ever a little boy?

I thought we could play our next game.

What game?

Neleus's line

Wha—who are you?

Miss Andrew was Daddy's nanny.

Which explains a lot.

Talking Shop?

Who's Mrs. Corry?

And how is poor little Georgie?

Who?

A portrait.

Whose?

End of Twists and Turns

Why does Daddy get so cross?

I don't want to be in an upside down family. I wish I could run away.

Why don't you?

Pity. I don't suppose you know who I am?

Yes, we do. You're the Holy Terror.

Come along, Bert.

You can't come with us. You're too dirty. And we don't want to go to the stinky park anyway.

Could you fly it?

You could always teach me.

MP: We'll see.

You won't leave us, will you, MP?

A noisy, mischievous, troublesome little boy.

You're making that up!

In that, as in so many things...

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