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00:09Papa Geppetto, what is happening?
00:12I've never seen such wonder.
00:14Pinocchio?
00:16What is it, my son?
00:17Oh, my weight.
00:19Sorry.
00:20Look, the rain is fuzzy.
00:23That's not rain, my little acorn.
00:25It is snow.
00:27Snow?
00:28Christmas snow.
00:30And the people.
00:31Everybody laughs and sings and laughs some more and...
00:36They are filled with the Christmas spirit.
00:39I've never heard of Christmas.
00:42That is because you have never seen Christmas.
00:45It only happens once a year.
00:48And last year this time, you were still the branch of a tree.
00:53My little wooden son.
00:56Papa, is Christmas for marionettes, too?
00:58Christmas is for everyone, and it is less than a week away.
01:04Now, Pinocchio, I must decorate and make cookies and wrap gifts.
01:09I want to be a part of Christmas, too.
01:13Me, too!
01:28Merry...
01:28Pinocchio, is the world's only walking, talking marionette without strings.
01:34He is a living toy.
01:36He would make a perfect Christmas surprise for some child.
01:40We'll just whisk him away and find a wealthy father who'll pay us handsomely to place Pinocchio under his tree.
01:48Good idea.
01:52I hope this is the best Christmas ever.
01:55I hope so, too.
01:57Knock on wood.
01:59Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!
05:14I guess this year you'll do the same.
05:17I'll burn the list into each name.
05:19I'll send my best regards and then forget it.
05:23Forget it.
05:24Christmas gifts.
05:25I never know what gifts to buy.
05:29Forget it.
05:34That's easy for you to say.
05:37But it's Christmas.
05:39Oh, what am I talking about anyway?
05:42I haven't got a copper for food, let alone money for gifts.
05:47If there was only something I could sell.
05:56But you are my old friend, Gucci-Mo.
05:59Yet you only offer ten lira for these fine boots?
06:04I'm doing you a favor.
06:06I'll be lucky if I get nine for them.
06:12Papa!
06:14A Christmas gift for me?
06:15Oh, Papa, what is it?
06:18It's a...
06:19book?
06:20Oh, an arithmetic book.
06:23Well, look, look.
06:24With chapters on addition and subtraction and...
06:28But it's not Christmas yet.
06:30You keep it until then.
06:32No, no, no, no, no.
06:33You can use it in school right away.
06:36Today.
06:37Thank you, Papa.
06:39He really likes it.
06:44But your father just bought this, Pinocchio.
06:46Are you certain?
06:47He...
06:48He changed his mind.
06:49He wants me to have a toy instead.
06:52Oh, oh.
06:53What's wrong?
06:55My nose.
06:56Must be my imagination.
06:58How much for the book?
06:59Well, I can't give as much as Geppetto paid for it.
07:03How's five coppers?
07:04That's more than I ever had.
07:07Wow, with all this money,
07:08I'll be able to buy Papa Geppetto a Christmas present, too.
07:16Want me to bean him with this?
07:17No.
07:18Perish the thought.
07:20Oh, my.
07:21One, twelve, four, seventy-eleven, three.
07:25Look, I can count.
07:27Who needs an arithmetic book?
07:29He's got money.
07:30See?
07:33Hey!
07:35Fox!
07:36Cat!
07:37Where'd you fall from?
07:39Well, we were on the roof and...
07:41Wait.
07:42I'll explain things.
07:44We fell from heaven.
07:47Really?
07:48An angel spoke to us.
07:51What'd she say?
07:52She said,
07:54Plant those coins of yours
07:55in the enchanted Christmas snow,
07:57and before the sun sets,
07:59they will grow into a magnificent Christmas tree
08:02covered with hundreds of gold and silver coins.
08:06Gee, thanks a lot.
08:09You really are good friends.
08:13Now I'll be rich before sundown.
08:16Gonna get lucky.
08:18Knock on wood.
08:19Knock on wood.
08:21Knock on wood.
08:22Gonna get lucky.
08:24Knock on wood.
08:25Gonna be rich and famous.
08:30I'm gonna buy my daddy lots of Christmas cheer.
08:35A brand new coat and a walk-in game.
08:39I'll buy him a new career.
08:42Gonna get lucky.
08:44Knock on wood.
08:45Knock on wood.
08:47Knock on wood.
08:48Gonna get lucky.
08:50Knock on wood.
08:51Gonna be rich and famous.
08:56I'm gonna change my outlook
08:58To positive and up.
09:01And I'm gonna put an ounce of gold
09:04Into every beggar's cup.
09:07Do tell.
09:08Gonna get lucky.
09:10Knock on wood.
09:11Knock on wood.
09:12Knock on wood.
09:14Gonna get lucky.
09:16Knock on wood.
09:17Gonna be rich and famous.
09:20Gonna be rich and famous.
09:23Gonna be rich and famous.
09:31Knock on wood.
09:33Cease the knocking, my little pie nut.
09:35I will make you rich and famous.
09:37Who are you?
09:38Maestro fire-eater.
09:40Puppeteer extraordinaire.
09:42Ah, yes.
09:43My card.
09:44There's nothing written on it.
09:45That's okay.
09:46You can't read anyway.
09:47I'm producing a glorious Christmas extravaganza.
09:50A living marionette would be the piece de resistance.
09:53As they say in Swahili.
09:55I'll make you a star.
09:57I don't think so.
09:58Lord, help us all when puppets start to think.
10:00You want to be rich and famous, don't you?
10:02I'm rich already.
10:03The sun's almost down.
10:05Thank you very much, though.
10:06Goodbye.
10:07Drat.
10:10But why don't we wait till the tree grows
10:12And then take all the gold and silver coins?
10:15I don't understand.
10:16There isn't any tree.
10:19That was just a story to trick Pinocchio.
10:22Well, that's not very nice of the angel.
10:24There wasn't any angel.
10:27Knock on wood.
10:28Knock on wood.
10:29Quick.
10:29Here he comes.
10:30Cover up the hole.
10:33Gee.
10:34Where's that silver and gold Christmas tree?
10:37It didn't grow.
10:38Oh, I don't understand.
10:40The angel said that as long as the little wooden boy
10:43Had never played hooky from school,
10:45It was bound to grow.
10:47Gee.
10:48I guess I played hooky.
10:50Lots of times.
10:51Oh, no wonder.
10:53Why, I wouldn't be surprised to find
10:55That your pennies had disappeared.
10:57Me neither, too.
11:02They're gone.
11:03Gee, no money for presents or anything.
11:08I'll never be able to buy Papa Geppetto a gift now.
11:12Unless.
11:20Why are you calling me Sir Larry Olive Tree?
11:22In the theater, you got to use Anand Plumey,
11:25As they say in Zanzibar.
11:27But what will I do out there?
11:29I'll just go out there and be funny.
11:31How do I do that?
11:32Fall down, look silly, trip over your feet.
11:35Never fear.
11:36I'll be operating the other puppets.
11:38I'll make you look good.
11:39But, but, if I'm funny, they may laugh at me.
11:43Laugh at you?
11:44You should be that lucky.
11:45My boy, that's the whole idea.
11:49Let them laugh.
11:51Let them laugh.
11:53Let them laugh till they fall down on the floor.
11:57Let them laugh.
11:58Let them laugh.
12:00Let them laugh till their laughers get all sore.
12:04Let them ha, let them ho, let them roar, let them go.
12:08Let them laugh, let them laugh, let them laugh.
12:12Let them wake.
12:13Let them ho, who, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho.
12:16Let them laugh, let them laugh.
12:21Let em laugh
12:22Let em laugh
12:23Let em laugh
12:24Let em laugh
12:25Till their eyes are teary red
12:28Oh let em laugh
12:30Let em laugh
12:34Till they laugh themselves to bed
12:36Let em chuckle and howl
12:39Let em grunt
12:40Let em growl
12:41Let em laugh
12:42Let em snicker and stalk
12:48Let em laugh
12:49Let em laugh
12:52Let em laugh
12:54Let em laugh
12:57Wow
13:00They're laughing at me
13:01But they are supposed to laugh
13:04You're a wonderful actor
13:05Yeah?
13:07Gee you're pretty
13:08What's your name?
13:10I am called Julieta
13:12That's a pretty name
13:13And if you say it's okay they laugh
13:15It's okay with me too
13:28Pinocchio!
13:30Pinocchio!
13:33You've never stayed out so late
13:36Did you see a little wooden boy?
13:39Right
13:39There's a puppet show in the town square
13:42That's got a so-called living marionette
13:45Ah!
13:45Aha! Aha!
13:46Thank you!
13:47Thank you!
13:56Sir Larry Olive Tree
14:02It must be another living marionette
14:06Pinocchio!
14:07Where are you my boy?
14:12Splendid job my little son of a sawhorse
14:14You were a smash
14:15Sockle
14:16Baffle
14:17As they say in gay Paris
14:18I never would have gotten through it
14:20If it wasn't for Julieta here
14:22Will she be with me all the time?
14:25Alas no
14:25I need to revise her for the Christmas pageant
14:30I'm short one wise man
14:32But she's a pretty girl
14:34And last week she was a dancing bear
14:36We just changed the costume
14:38Paint on a new face
14:39Attach a beard
14:40Carve a big nose
14:42Make her fat
14:43And shave her head bald
14:44We'll have her looking like a perfect wise man in no time
14:47Wait!
14:47I'll get my glue and paint pots
14:49I'll show you
14:50Easy as pie
14:50My dolls are troopers they are
14:52Oh yes!
14:57Oh Julieta
14:58I know you were just a doll
14:59But you seem like a very special friend to me
15:02And maybe someday you will come to life too
15:05Like I did
15:05I don't want you fat with a big nose and a beard and a bald head
15:10Come with me
15:11Papa will let you stay with us
15:16Egad!
15:17That bump on the log has purloined the ingenue
15:20Come back safe!
15:21Police!
15:23Come back here you ungrateful termite father!
15:26What is the trouble maestro?
15:28I read this
15:29Catch Pinocchio!
15:30He's a puppet napper
15:31A Mario kid
15:33A napper
15:34A
15:34Grat!
15:36There he goes!
15:37Get him!
15:38Si senor!
15:39Fetch!
15:40Bravissimo!
15:41Fortissimo!
15:45You'll be safe soon
15:46You can have Christmas with us
15:48Our house is just around the corner
15:52Uh oh!
15:54We'll never make it
15:56Better go this way
16:02This is gonna be chilly but we'll lose him
16:08Bravissimo!
16:09Fortissimo!
16:10Stay!
16:11It's not yours!
16:14We are heading toward the forest of enchantment
16:17No one goes there at night
16:19Especially me
16:22It's haunted!
16:33Don't be frightened now
16:35This is the forest of enchantment
16:37You should feel safe among the trees
16:39My little wooden friend
16:42This was my first home
16:43I was a part of this forest
16:45Just a branch on an enchanted tree
16:53When the woodcutters came
16:54I was frightened and angry
16:56What would become of me?
16:58I was sold as firewood to old Mr. Cherry
17:01The master carpenter
17:02I thought
17:03Was this to be the end of me?
17:06Oh no!
17:07You're too pretty to burn the stove
17:08I will turn you into a table egg
17:11The end?
17:12My adventures were just beginning
17:15Do you know that when an expert carpenter
17:18Does his beautiful work
17:19It tickles the woods?
17:21What was that?
17:24Oh!
17:24Hearing things
17:28A mysterious voice
17:30It came from this piece of wood
17:32I'm sure it did
17:36Say something
17:37Of course I couldn't talk yet
17:39I had no mouth
17:41I can't talk
17:44It's haunted
17:45This log is bewitched
17:47I must get rid of it
17:50Good day, my old friend
17:52I've come to purchase a piece of wood
17:55Geppetto
17:55The woodcarver
17:57I have a splendid piece for you
17:59I can't pay much
18:01For you
18:01It's free
18:02Take it and go
18:09Well, I'll wager you are curious
18:11As to what you will be
18:12Mm-hmm
18:14Yes, I thought so
18:17I am going
18:21To make you into
18:25A marionette
18:26Hmm?
18:28Yes
18:28Then I can send you to a puppeteer
18:32Or
18:35Perhaps you will be a Christmas toy
18:39You like that?
18:42Good
18:42Oh, bless my soul
18:45Who am I talking to?
18:47A wooden log?
18:48Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha
18:49Oh!
18:50Wig
18:51Never fits
18:57I'll give you a saucy little mouth
19:02Phew!
19:04Now I have something to speak with
19:06Well, of course
19:07Nobody can talk without a mouth
19:11What?
19:13Who are you?
19:15Pinocchio
19:16Oh, oh, Pinocchio
19:18No wonder
19:19Well, I...
19:21A stick of wood does not have a name
19:25I'm no longer a stick of wood
19:27I'm a marionette
19:28Well...
19:29Yeah, well, not until I carve the rest of you
19:33What's wrong with me?
19:35I'd better stop
19:38Finish me, finish me
19:39Yeah, of course, of course
19:45I'll figure it out later
19:52There
19:52You are complete
19:57Ow!
20:00Why did you do that?
20:02I...
20:03I don't know
20:04Well, that hurt
20:06I'm...
20:07I'm sorry
20:07Naughty, naughty boy
20:10No, no, no
20:12You're a good boy
20:14Why do you call me boy?
20:17I'm just a marionette
20:19Aren't I?
20:20Oh...
20:20Oh, Pinocchio
20:22You are so much more
20:24Thank you
20:25For what?
20:27Well, I'm just a lonely man
20:32You will be like my son
20:35And I will be a father to you
20:39Papa Geppetto?
20:41I will try to be a good boy
20:43But I have a feeling it isn't going to be easy for me
20:54That scamp for destroying my custard pies
21:02And because I always got into trouble
21:04None of the children would play with me
21:08Finally, I made friends
21:10The fox and the cat
21:12They taught me things
21:13Like how to borrow apples
21:15And tell fibs
21:16And play hooky from school
21:17He hasn't been in school for three days
21:20Once someone tried to be my friend
21:22A cricket
21:23But all he did was preach and give advice all day
21:26You're a mess, kid
21:28You'll break your papa's heart
21:30You'll end up in the pool house or jail
21:32Take it from me
21:34Start changing your ways
21:36And how do I do that, sir?
21:38Put those school books of yours to good use
21:41Okay, how's this?
21:48I'm leaving, kid
21:49There isn't room here for the both of us
21:51And I don't take up much room
21:53Geppetto, what can I say?
21:55I'm sorry
21:59Gee, I didn't mean...
22:01Oh, I'm sorry
22:03Oh, Pinocchio
22:05Now you've even driven my little cricket friend away
22:09What am I to do with you?
22:15Maybe
22:16The beauty of Christmas
22:18Will change his ways
22:21But I guess it didn't
22:23Because I'm in more trouble now than ever
22:26It was going to be such a merry Christmas, too
22:30Will I ever see papa again?
22:36Pinocchio!
22:38Pinocchio, where are you?
22:44Pinocchio!
22:45Pinocchio!
22:46I don't care what you've done
22:48I forgive you, my son
22:51Pinocchio!
22:53Pinocchio!
23:09Pinocchio!
23:14You must come home!
23:34In two days it will be Christmas!
23:40You want Pinocchio!
23:42I want Pinocchio!
23:43Everybody wants Pinocchio!
23:45My public clamors for him
23:46But the little blackhead has absconded these parts
23:48That's why I'm fabricating a new Pinocchio
23:51But he's not alive
23:53I'm hoping they won't notice
23:57Who is it?
23:58The police!
23:59The police?
24:04Pinocchio got away
24:05He's in the forest of enchantment
24:07No one can find him there
24:09The forest, eh?
24:15Isn't it supposed to be haunted?
24:17Just a silly superstition
24:19And I'm certainly not superstitious
24:21Are you?
24:22No, but maybe the ghosts are
24:25There he is!
24:28Pinocchio!
24:29Hello!
24:29My old friends!
24:31Hello!
24:32Hello!
24:36Gee, do you really know how to bring Julieta to life?
24:40Not really, but...
24:42Yes, use a secret medicine called
24:46Essence of Back to Lifodyne
24:48I don't know if I could find that
24:50I don't know if I could pronounce it
24:53You must travel over seven mountains
24:55And through seven valleys to find it
24:57There is a sleigh leaving tomorrow noon
25:00Are you sure you're telling me the truth?
25:03Oh, Pinocchio
25:04Every word I say is the truth
25:07Really? Really?
25:10It's the unvarnished truth
25:12The naked truth
25:14Oh, my lightning strike me down
25:18It's the honest truth
25:20A sober truth
25:22Oh, my lightning strike me down
25:26It's the truth
25:28The whole truth
25:29And nothing but
25:30Tell you what?
25:32Here's a written guarantee
25:34That it's the gospel truth
25:37The straight out truth
25:39Oh, my lightning strike me down
25:43It's the truth
25:44The whole truth
25:46And nothing but
25:47Tell you what?
25:49Here's a written guarantee
25:50That it's the gospel truth
25:53The straight out truth
25:56Oh, my lightning strike the tree
25:59I'm an honest fox
26:02So don't think me any other
26:04He's an honest fox
26:06You can trust him like a brother
26:08And that's the unvarnished truth
26:11The naked truth
26:13Oh, my lightning strike me down
26:16Oh, my lightning strike me down
26:18Yes, they are
26:19It's the honest truth
26:19The sober truth
26:22Oh, my lightning strike me down
26:25It's the truth
26:27The whole truth
26:28And nothing but
26:30Tell you what?
26:31Here's a written guarantee
26:33That it's the gospel truth
26:36The straight out truth
26:38Oh, my lightning strike the tree
26:43My kitty, whatever is wrong
26:47It's the truth
26:49It's the truth
26:50Well, all right
26:51I'll go on that sleigh ride
26:54Oh, look
26:57What's that?
26:59What's that?
27:01What's that?
27:03Hey, just a ghost
27:05A ghost!
27:07Tokyo
27:09Tokyo
27:21Bring Pinocchio and the girl marionette to my chalet
27:36This better work
27:42You
27:43Hello, folks
27:43I now tell you a funny joke
27:45What did they happen to me on the way to the puppet joke?
27:48Botanical
27:49Whoop!
27:50These are three
27:51A big trick
27:53Oh!
27:56Unfortunately, you do not please the populace
27:58You're through
27:58Career finny, as they say in Borneo.
28:02You picked it seven, Sonny.
28:04Slam!
28:14Good morning, Pinocchio.
28:16Who... who are you?
28:18I am Lady Azura.
28:20I seem to remember.
28:22Yes, my child.
28:23I planted the seedling from which sprang the tree that gave you life.
28:28Then you are my mother?
28:30In a way, yes.
28:32And, oh, my son, I am not pleased with what I see.
28:36I have sent for a doctor to treat you.
28:39Dr. Cricket!
28:41At your service, your fairyship.
28:44Thanks, pup.
28:46It's a big jump from DeMandle, and I'm getting old.
28:49It's the cricket.
28:50Dr. Cricket, I'll thank you to use my correct moniker.
28:54Well, aren't you a sorry sight?
28:56Running away from the police?
28:58Stealing little lady puppets?
29:00No, no, it was nothing like that.
29:03Then how was it, Pinocchio?
29:05And, mind you, the truth.
29:07Oh, sure.
29:09Well, you see, she's really not a puppet.
29:11She's this, um, lost princess.
29:14Come off it.
29:15No, she is.
29:18What the...
29:20What the...
29:26I saw a spell on her and turned her into wood.
29:28Oh, wow.
29:30Are you certain?
29:31You want to take that back?
29:34Uh-uh.
29:35It's his story, and he's stuck with it.
29:40Gee whiz.
29:42Do continue.
29:43And Fire Eater works for the wizard.
29:46So I had to take her and get her back to her father.
29:49So he could call out his army and capture the wizard.
29:52And we'll all live happily ever after.
29:55And that's the truth.
29:57What's happening?
29:58Your nose has grown to match the lies you tell me.
30:02But how do I get my real nose back?
30:05Simply by telling the truth.
30:07You know that.
30:08I was trying to earn money for Christmas presents at the show.
30:12And I met Julietta and wished she was alive.
30:14And Fire Eater said he was going to put whiskers on her.
30:17So I saved her and ran away and came here.
30:20And that's the truth.
30:23See?
30:24The nose knows.
30:25All this because you wanted to buy Christmas presents?
30:29Then you are not really a bad boy.
30:31Just foolish, perhaps.
30:33Foolish?
30:34You don't need gold to give a gift to someone you love.
30:40Put your love in a poem.
30:44Roses are red.
30:48Put your love in a letter.
30:52Words never said.
30:56Whisper loud when you're feeling shy.
31:04Sing of love and the world will cry.
31:12Save your love for a present.
31:17Give it away.
31:21The perfect gift for Christmas Day.
31:35I'll try.
31:36Try hard, my little wooden head.
31:39Change your ways.
31:41And perhaps your Julietta will come to life.
31:43Really?
31:45Especially if she has something to live for.
31:48I'll start now.
31:49Thank you, ma'am.
31:50Take care of Julietta till I come back.
31:53Goodbye, friends.
31:55You just watch me now.
31:59If you don't mind, ma'am, I'd like to stick close to him and kind of see that he does
32:04right.
32:04I owe it to his papa.
32:06You may guide him, but the decisions must be his own.
32:10It's a deal.
32:22Pinocchio.
32:23Pinocchio.
32:25What has happened to you?
32:29No more life.
32:32Oh.
32:33Oh, I'm too late.
32:36Too late.
32:37Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
32:49In this house, you came to life, and here you will rest.
32:56Came to life.
32:59Remember that first night?
33:01how you tickled me and kicked my pants I sit here reminiscing but part of me is
33:12missing my little wooden boy has gone
33:22he loved to sit and hear me sing he loved to join off key
33:29he loved to dance he loved to laugh he loved to simply be
33:39when he was good he was very very good when he was bad he was very very bad
33:56but through it all he was the very very best friend
34:18he loved to tell his childish lies until he made me mad and then of course he'd cry and say
34:30i'm sorry i was bad
34:35when he was good he was very very good
34:45when he was bad he was very very bad
34:57but through it all he was the very very best friend
35:09i never had
35:25papa papa geppetto i'm home in time for christmas eve tonight
35:31good morning pinocchio
35:33morning glad to see he's back
35:35he's back
35:39pinocchio where are you going home
35:43no i don't think so this way my friend
35:47but i've got to go home home
35:50and what about the sleigh that's waiting for you
35:53what sleigh the one to take him to get the medicine to bring julietta to l-i-f-e
35:58oh you know what sleigh
36:02oh that sleigh
36:04oh i don't need that stuff i've got a better way
36:08but but you can't go home without christmas presents
36:13oh no tonight is christmas eve
36:15i've got the best christmas present in the world right here in my heart
36:20no no no no no no no this will never do
36:23it won't
36:24uh what you've got to do is to go to the north pole to see santa claus
36:30why
36:31because santa will give him lots of good things to give his father and then
36:35will you stop interrupting
36:38but mr fox i've changed my ways from now on everything i get i will work for
36:43well i'm overwhelmed
36:46well you uh you can work at the north pole you you can help santa claus
36:52oh how can a silly puppet help santa you can teach the other toys how to dance
36:58will you please be quiet
37:00you uh can teach the other toys how to dance i can see it all now
37:07the toys await you knowing you will teach them skills which will win the hearts of children
37:13everywhere company fifth position please now dancing is very simple just follow me
37:21dancing let's go dancing dancing let's go dancing
37:30Let's go dancing, dancing, dancing, dancing
37:39Dancing, let's go dancing
37:44Dancing, let's go dancing
37:46Let's go dancing, dancing, dancing, dancing
37:52Come on, dancing feet
37:55Come on, dancing feet
37:57Get up on the beat
37:59Get up on the beat
38:02Come on, dancing feet
38:05That's it
38:06You're getting there
38:08Yeah, yeah, yeah
38:09Let's go
38:30Dancin', let's go dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin',
38:45dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin',
38:49dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin',
38:49dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dancin', dan
38:59Dance and dance and dance and dance!
39:03Seems like fun.
39:05Are you sure that's what I should do?
39:07He's your friend, Pinocchio.
39:09Would he lead you astray?
39:11I... I guess not.
39:13May lightning...
39:20Cancel that order.
39:22Come, lad.
39:24Slay leaves for the North Pole at noon.
39:26We're off to Santa.
39:36All aboard!
39:38All aboard!
39:39All aboard for the North Pole!
39:43How's that?
39:44You are going to the North Pole, aren't you?
39:48My regards to the Duke.
39:52He'll be very appreciative.
39:55Have a good time, Pinocchio.
39:57Oh, he's going to have a swell time.
40:00In fact, I bet he'll never want to come back.
40:05Oh, but I've got to come back by tonight.
40:11Faster, boys. Faster!
40:14Soon we'll be at the North Pole.
40:16You'll hear Sandy Claus laugh.
40:19Ha, ha, ha!
40:20You mean ho, ho, ho!
40:23Simple glee is ho, ho, ho.
40:28Not the glee for me.
40:30Walkin', whie.
40:32Wicked glee is, ha, ha, ha.
40:36That's wicked glee.
40:41Wicked glee.
40:44Ha, ha, ha, for me.
40:47We can't glee.
40:49Ha, ha, ha, for me.
40:53Ah, wicked glee.
40:55Ha, ha, ha, for me.
40:59We're here.
41:01But where are the elves?
41:03And the toy workshop?
41:04Where's the reindeer?
41:06This doesn't look like Santa's castle at the North Pole.
41:10Maybe that's because it is him.
41:15Where are you taking me?
41:17I should have gone home to Papa.
41:20He should have. He should have.
41:22Now he thinks of it.
41:29You'd think the Duke would like to see what he's paying for.
41:35Let me out of here.
41:37Quiet. The sticker says don't open till Christmas.
41:41The Duke is away on state business.
41:44He's always away.
41:45He can only spare three minutes tonight, Christmas Eve, to be with his children.
41:51And now our business is finished.
41:54This way, if you please.
41:58A fine kettle of fish.
42:01I hope you're satisfied.
42:03Get me out!
42:04Just a minute.
42:06Oops.
42:08It looks like a present from Father, Jeremy.
42:11Probably like his other presents.
42:13Better not leave.
42:14Father will be passing through for Christmas soon.
42:17Yeah. We don't want to miss him.
42:19Merry Christmas and all that nonsense.
42:21Father!
42:22Now, now, no time for sentiment.
42:25Open your present.
42:26I've got three whole wonderful minutes to spend with you.
42:28Then I must be off on affairs of state.
42:30Yes, sir.
42:32Hurry now. Only two minutes left.
42:36Boy, it was stuffy in there.
42:38See? A living marionette.
42:41The only one in the world.
42:42Very, very nice.
42:45Very interesting.
42:47Only nice?
42:48Merely interesting?
42:49Do you know what that cost me?
42:52Oh, well, I must be off.
42:54You ought to be ashamed of yourself.
42:56Here now.
42:58Christmas presents do not talk back to nobility.
43:01Do you think it's what a present costs that counts?
43:05I should have gotten a nice, polite choo-choo train.
43:09What do you suggest?
43:12How about a little something from your heart?
43:16Put your love in a poem.
43:20Roses are red.
43:23Put your love in a letter.
43:26Words never said.
43:29Whisper love when you're feeling shy.
43:35Sing of love and the world will cry.
43:41Save your love for a present.
43:45Give it away.
43:48The perfect gift for Christmas Day.
43:57Your hat and coat, Your Grace.
44:01You'll miss your train.
44:03Put them back in the closet.
44:04You know I always stay home for Christmas Day.
44:08Really, Father?
44:09It took a puppet to show me what Christmas really is.
44:13Merry Christmas, my little ones.
44:16Merry Christmas, Father.
44:21Well, son, you sure came through like a champ.
44:25Yeah, but how will I get home in time for Christmas?
44:29Papa is so far away.
44:31Lady Azura, maybe you could give us a hand,
44:34seeing as how you're magic and all.
44:36Good boy, this life's a break.
44:41Ho, ho, ho, ho, ho!
44:44Uh-oh, that's sleigh driver again.
44:47No, he goes ha, ha, ha.
44:50That's ho, ho, ho.
44:52Santa, look!
44:58Next stop, Geppetto's workshop.
45:00Anyone need a lift?
45:02Ho, ho, ho!
45:03Ho, ho, ho!
45:04Ho, ho, ho!
45:05Ho, ho, ho!
45:08Ho, ho, ho!
45:08Ho, ho, ho!
45:30I'm sure I heard something.
45:32It was just Santa Claus, Papa.
45:35Go back to sleep.
45:36Oh, ho, ho.
45:37Well, if that's all it was.
45:40Santa Claus?
45:44Pinocchio!
45:45Merry Christmas, Papa!
45:47Merry Christmas!
45:49My Christmas present is a promise
45:51that I'll go to school and obey you
45:53and always be good.
45:54Oh, ho, ho!
45:55My beautiful Pinocchio!
46:01Home again.
46:05Now what?
46:06Oh, Papa, look!
46:07What, what, what, what, what?
46:11It's Lady Azora, Papa,
46:13the fairy with the hair of blue.
46:15And oh, look!
46:17My friend Julietta, she's come to life!
46:20Who?
46:20She can live with us, can't she, Papa?
46:23Good heavens!
46:25Two of them!
46:26Julietta!
46:27Are you Pinocchio?
46:30Pinocchio?
46:30How?
46:32I had a reason to be me.
46:35Come, everyone.
46:38Poodles and monkeys, too.
46:40Christmas breakfast is ready.
46:42Oh, I, uh, I, uh, I hope Lady Azora likes oatmeal.
46:48Uh, it's all I have.
46:54A Christmas toast.
46:56With oatmeal?
46:58To all of us on Christmas.
47:00May we never change.
47:03Especially you, knock on wood.
47:08Lady Azora, can you see in the future?
47:11Will I always be this way?
47:14You will try to be a good boy,
47:16but it will not be easy.
47:18You will be led astray again,
47:21but that is life.
47:23All of us stray at times.
47:26Yes, my little one,
47:27there will be other misadventures.
47:30And you will think all is lost.
47:33But remember what this Christmas has taught,
47:36and you will not stray too far.
47:38Then someday, a long time from now.
47:43What?
47:44Even I cannot promise miracles.
47:48If it happens, you will know.
47:52Oh, but all that is in the future.
47:55Let us live one day at a time.
47:59And what better day than Christmas?
48:02To Christmas!
48:04To Christmas!
48:08To Christmas!
48:34To Christmas!
48:35To Christmas!
48:36To Christmas!
48:38To Christmas!
48:41To Christmas!
48:48To Christmas!
48:49To Christmas!
48:51To Christmas!
48:52To Christmas!
48:54To Christmas!
48:55To Christmas!
48:55To Christmas!
48:55To Christmas!
48:56To Christmas!
48:56To Christmas!

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