Angelina Ballerina - Angelina and the Broken Fiddle - video Dailymotion

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No money has or will ever be made from this or any other upload on this channel.   Written by Carin Greenberg  Voices: Charlotte Spencer, Charlie Cameron, Emily Dormer, Beverley Klein, Simon Mattacks, Rachael Louise Miller, Emma Tate, Lizzie Waterworth, Louis Williams and Leah Zabari  Directed by Davis Doi

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00:00She's a dancing star

00:04She loves to twirl all day

00:07Friends say she's going to go far

00:11That's the Angelina way

00:15Follow your dreams wherever they take you

00:20You can succeed, don't let anything shake you

00:23Angelina, ballerina

00:28The dancing star with big dreams

00:30Angelina, ballerina

00:36La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la

00:51I'm Angelina Ballerina

00:53And today my sister Polly and I are selling lemonade

00:58Thank you

01:04Come again

01:06Sold out

01:08Soon we'll have enough money to buy that tiara in the window of the ballet shop

01:13Oh, I'm going to look so gorgeous in that tiara

01:16Me too, it's for both of us

01:20Absolutely, positively

01:22We're going to share it

01:24Let's go and count up how much money we've made

01:28Well, well, well, well

01:38What have my lovely daughters been up to today?

01:40We sold every last drop of lemonade at our stand

01:42Yes

01:44I'm very proud of you both

01:46Daddy's got his fiddle

01:48Play us a song, Daddy

01:50Yes, play us something we can dance to

01:54Just let me tune my fiddle first

01:56So the strings sound right

01:58Just let me tune my fiddle first

02:00So the strings sound right

02:02There, all the strings are in tune now

02:17So I'm ready to fiddle around

02:20Daddy, why is it called a fiddle?

02:23It looks exactly the same as the violin some of my friends play at school

02:27It is the same

02:28The same?

02:29Violin and fiddle are two different names for the same instrument

02:34Because there are different ways to play it

02:37When you play classical music, it's called a violin

02:41When you play folk or country, it's called a fiddle

02:54Yee-haw! Kick off your shoes and let's do-si-doe

03:05Yee-haw! Bye!

03:08Yee-haw!

03:09Yee-haw!

03:10Yee-haw!

03:11Weihe, hu-hi-haw!

03:15Yee-haw!

03:16Hee-haw!

03:19Yee-haw!

03:20Yee!

03:21Yee-haw!

03:22Excuse me, ladies

03:23What is the rule about jumping on the bed?

03:26Er...

03:27Don't ?

03:28That's right

03:29Why?

03:30OK

03:31Why?

03:32Right. Why?

03:34Because we could get hurt.

03:36Exactly.

03:38Oops. Sorry.

03:39Sorry, Daddy.

03:41Will you still play the fiddle if we dance on the floor?

03:44Yes.

03:45Maurice, telephone.

03:47Coming.

03:49I'll be right back.

03:50Aw.

03:52Hurry back, Dad.

03:54Don't worry. I will.

03:59Hmm.

04:02Yee-haw.

04:09Dosey-dosey.

04:14Oh, swing your partner round and round.

04:17Jump on up.

04:19Wee! Right off the ground.

04:20Do-do-do-do.

04:22Ah!

04:25Oh, no. The string has broken.

04:35And one of those peg thingies fell out.

04:38We have to find it.

04:39I can't see it. Can you?

04:49I can't either.

04:50Oh, where did it go?

04:53Angelina, Polly. I'll be up in a minute.

04:56Oh, no, Angelina. What are we going to do?

04:59I don't want Daddy to see the fiddle, or me.

05:10Me neither.

05:11But we can't hide.

05:13We have to tell him what happened.

05:15Maybe we could tell him...

05:17That a really big fly landed on the string and broke it and then flew off with the peg thingy.

05:25He'll never believe that.

05:27But maybe we could tell him something he would believe.

05:32Yes. Something like...

05:34We were happy dancing, making quite a din.

05:38When that odd fiddle saw us and wanted to join in.

05:42It bounced upon the bed springs and took off in the air.

05:46Now that poor old fiddle, it surely needs repair.

05:50Oh, how sad. It's just too bad. The fidlet came alive.

05:53Hey, Dildee, you can't blame me if it tried to jump and jive.

05:59A jumping fiddle?

06:01I don't think so.

06:05But how about...

06:07All of a sudden we heard a noise, a mighty wind did blow.

06:11The fiddle took off like a bird in flight, yee-haw and do-see-do.

06:15Oh, how sad. It's just too bad. But how that wind did roar.

06:19Hey, Dildee, you can't blame me if the fiddle's feeling sore.

06:27Your story's silly, Angelina.

06:30Mine's much better.

06:33But who would believe a fiddle could jump around by itself?

06:36Angelina!

06:37Oh, no! Daddy's coming!

06:39Oh, sorry that took so long.

06:46Look who wants to join in the dance.

06:49I heard the fiddle music and I couldn't resist.

06:53I remember how Dad used to play his fiddle for me in the kitchen when we were first married.

07:00We would dance around with the tea towel while we were drying the pots.

07:04You were always cleaning and tuning it, keeping it as fit as a fiddle.

07:08That's because it was passed down to me from my father, Grandpa Mouseling, who got it from his father.

07:16One day it will be yours.

07:19I didn't realise the fiddle was so precious or so old.

07:23Yes, well, fiddles get better with age, as long as you take good care of them.

07:29So, ready to hoedown?

07:32Hmm, I thought I left it right here someplace.

07:35Have you seen my fiddle?

07:37Your fiddle?

07:45Well, er...

07:48Here it is, Dad.

07:51But how did...

07:54What happened?

07:55Well, there was this big gust of wind that swept in and, er...

08:00It was like magic.

08:02The fiddle started jumping around.

08:05No, Polly.

08:07We have to tell them the truth.

08:12We were dancing and Polly fell on the bed and the fiddle went flying.

08:17We didn't mean to break it.

08:19That's why we have the rule about not jumping on the bed.

08:23But I'm glad you told us the truth.

08:25Lying would have been just as bad as breaking the rules and the fiddle.

08:29I didn't mean to lie.

08:31It just popped out of my mouth.

08:34I made a mistake, too.

08:35By not putting the fiddle back in its case to keep it safe.

08:39Let's go down to the kitchen so Dad can see if the fiddle can be fixed.

08:44We can buy a new string...

08:50But it's going to be hard to find a tuning peg, just like the one that's missing.

08:55This fiddle was made by hand a long time ago.

08:58Oh, Dad, does that mean you can't play your fiddle anymore?

09:02No.

09:03No, we can buy another peg.

09:05It just won't look exactly the same.

09:08Hey, maybe we could buy Daddy a new string and a new peg thingy.

09:13But where would we get the money?

09:16I don't know.

09:16I know.

09:20Polly could sell some of her toys.

09:22My toys?

09:24No.

09:26What about the lemonade money?

09:29But the tiara.

09:34I suppose you're right.

09:35That's a good way to take responsibility for what you've done.

09:41Okay.

09:42Shoes on.

09:43Let's go for a walk to Mrs. Thimble's shop.

09:55My shoe hurts, Angelina.

09:58We can't stop now.

10:00We have to get to Mrs. Thimble's shop so we can buy Daddy's new string.

10:16Let's not even think about it.

10:18Come on, Polly.

10:23There you are.

10:25One A string.

10:27Thank you, Mrs. Thimble.

10:30Hmm.

10:33None of these tuning pegs are quite like mine.

10:36Do you have any others?

10:38No.

10:39That's it.

10:40I even checked the top shelf.

10:43Not that I should be climbing ladders at my age.

10:48Then this one will have to do.

10:50It's not perfect, but it'll work.

10:54Is this enough?

10:55You're a big tooth.

10:57Angelina, my shoe still hurts.

11:01Not now, Polly.

11:06You're a bit short, I'm afraid.

11:10Ow!

11:10OK.

11:12Hand me your shoe and I'll have a look.

11:24Hey!

11:25Look what landed in your shoe.

11:27The peg thingy.

11:30Stupendous!

11:31Now Daddy has the peg that matches, and we have enough to buy the string.

11:36Ha!

11:36Wonderful.

11:37And my shoe won't hurt anymore.

11:40There we are!

11:41Good as new!

11:42Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!

11:52Let's hoe down!

12:00Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!

12:03What do you say we go up to the attic where we'll all have more room?

12:05We'll all have more room

12:35and we'll see you next time.

12:38I'm gonna go to the next one.

Angelina Ballerina - Angelina and the Broken Fiddle

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