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00:04:29Come on now, Bob.
00:04:30Aren't you going to wish me a Merry Christmas?
00:04:32Oh, Mr. Fred, I am sorry.
00:04:33When you came in and stood there like that, I thought it was your uncle.
00:04:35Merry Christmas, sir.
00:04:37Merry Christmas to you, Bob, and your family.
00:04:41I've already paid my respects to part of you, Brood.
00:04:44Peter and Tim, their names were.
00:04:45They asked me to give you this list from their mother.
00:04:47Thank you, sir.
00:04:48Well, they shouldn't have made an errand, boy.
00:04:49I was pleased to do it.
00:04:51Oh, it's cold in here.
00:04:53Do you think we can have some coal on the fire?
00:04:55Oh, yes.
00:04:56It's against the regulations, isn't it?
00:04:58Mr. Scrooge doesn't like to waste coal, sir.
00:05:00I foresaw that and provided for it.
00:05:02This will make the place less bleak.
00:05:05What might that be?
00:05:07It's a wine, Bob.
00:05:08A cheering, warming, goodly wine.
00:05:10A wine that will race through your veins with little torches.
00:05:13It's port, Bob.
00:05:13The fifth essence of the Christmas spirit.
00:05:16But we haven't got a glass.
00:05:18I'll get one from Mr. Scrooge's office.
00:05:30What is this?
00:05:31A cough medicine.
00:05:32Yeah, I thought so.
00:05:35We will.
00:05:36Huh?
00:05:37We will have some more coal.
00:05:38Oh, good man, Bob.
00:05:47Come on now, Bob.
00:05:48Let's drink a loving cup.
00:05:49You sweeten it.
00:05:51Another Merry Christmas, Mr. Fred?
00:05:52Yes.
00:05:59A Merry Christmas to you, Uncle.
00:06:01God save you.
00:06:02Humbug.
00:06:02Christmas, Humbug.
00:06:04Uncle, I'm sure you don't mean that.
00:06:06Humbug I said and Humbug I mean.
00:06:09Merry Christmas.
00:06:10What right of you to be merry?
00:06:12You're poor enough.
00:06:13What right of you to be dismal?
00:06:15You're rich enough.
00:06:16Humbug.
00:06:17Now, Uncle, don't be cross.
00:06:18What else can I be when I live in such a world of fools?
00:06:22Merry Christmas.
00:06:23What's Christmas time but a time for paying bills without money?
00:06:27A time for finding yourself a year older and not an hour richer?
00:06:31If I could work my will, every idiot that goes about with Merry Christmas on his lips
00:06:35should be boiled with his own pudding and buried with a stake of holly through his heart.
00:06:39Uncle.
00:06:40Nephew.
00:06:41Keep Christmas in your own way and let me keep it in mine.
00:06:45But you don't keep it.
00:06:46Let me leave it alone, then.
00:06:48Much good it has ever done you.
00:06:51Uncle, there are many things which have made me happy.
00:06:54Things which have never fattened my purse by even that much.
00:06:58Christmas is one of these.
00:07:00I've always looked on Christmas as a good time.
00:07:03A kind, charitable, forgiving, pleasant time.
00:07:06It's the only time when people open their hearts freely.
00:07:10The only time when men and women seem to realize that all human beings are really members of the same
00:07:15family.
00:07:15And that being members of the same family, they owe each other some measure of warmth and solace.
00:07:22And therefore, Uncle, though it's never put a scrap of gold or silver in my pockets,
00:07:26I believe that it has done me good and will do me good.
00:07:29And I say God bless it.
00:07:36Let me hear another sound from you and you'll keep Christmas by losing your situation.
00:07:48You're quite a powerful speaker, sir.
00:07:50My wonder you don't go into Parliament.
00:07:52Oh, Uncle, don't be angry.
00:07:54Come.
00:07:54Come and dine with Bess and me tomorrow.
00:07:57Bess?
00:07:57Yes, Elizabeth, my fiancée.
00:08:00I'm dining with her people and I'm sure they'd welcome a visit from you.
00:08:03So you're engaged?
00:08:04Yes.
00:08:04May I ask why?
00:08:08Because I fell in love.
00:08:10Because you fell in love?
00:08:12You intend to marry?
00:08:14As soon as I'm earning enough money.
00:08:17Has she tried her relatives?
00:08:20Oh, Uncle.
00:08:21That wasn't the reason for my visit.
00:08:24Good afternoon.
00:08:26Uncle, I ask nothing from you.
00:08:28I want nothing from you.
00:08:29There's no reason why we should be enemies.
00:08:31Good afternoon.
00:08:32Uncle, I made this visit in homage to Christmas and I'll keep my Christmas spirit to the last.
00:08:38And so, Uncle, a Merry Christmas.
00:08:40Good afternoon.
00:08:41And a Happy New Year.
00:08:42Good afternoon.
00:08:43Oh, God.
00:08:48A Merry Christmas to you both.
00:08:50Thank you, sir.
00:08:50A Merry Christmas to you and to your wife-to-be.
00:08:58A Merry Christmas.
00:09:00Merry Christmas.
00:09:01And the same to you, sir.
00:09:03Scrooge and Marley's, I believe.
00:09:04Yes, sir.
00:09:05I have the place of addressing Mr. Marley.
00:09:07No, sir.
00:09:07Then you're Mr. Scrooge.
00:09:08No.
00:09:09My name is Scrooge.
00:09:11And my name is Twill.
00:09:12And mine is Brummidge.
00:09:15And Mr. Marley?
00:09:16Mr. Marley's been dead these seven years.
00:09:18He died seven years ago this very night.
00:09:21On Christmas Eve.
00:09:24As good a time as any.
00:09:25We've no doubt that Mr. Marley's liberality is well represented by his surviving partner.
00:09:30At this festive season of the year, Mr. Scrooge, it is more than usually desirable that some slight provision be
00:09:36made for the poor and destitute.
00:09:38Many thousands are in want, sir.
00:09:40In need of common necessaries.
00:09:42Hundreds of thousands are in want of common comfort, sir.
00:09:46Are there no prisons?
00:09:48Plenty of prisons.
00:09:49And the workhouses, are they still in operation?
00:09:52They are.
00:09:53Though I wish with all my heart they were not.
00:09:55I was afraid from what you said at first that something had occurred to stop them in their useful course.
00:10:00Under the impression these places can scarcely furnish Christmas cheer for the mind and body of the multitude,
00:10:05a few of us have endeavored to form a fund for the poor.
00:10:08To buy them food and drink and means of warmth.
00:10:12What can I put you down for, sir?
00:10:14Nothing.
00:10:16You wish to be anonymous.
00:10:18I wish to be left alone.
00:10:20Since you asked me what I wish, gentlemen, that is my answer.
00:10:23I hope to support the institutions I mentioned.
00:10:25They cost enough.
00:10:26And those who are badly off must go there.
00:10:29Many can't go there.
00:10:30And many would rather die.
00:10:32If they'd rather die, they'd better do it.
00:10:34And decrease the surplus population.
00:10:36Good afternoon, gentlemen.
00:10:42In that case, we must apologize for interrupting you, sir.
00:10:50Humbug.
00:11:51It's convenient and it's not fair. If I was to stop half a crown for it, you'd consider yourself ill
00:11:56-used, I'd be bound.
00:11:57It's only once a year, sir.
00:11:59A poor excuse for picking a man's pocket every 25th of December.
00:12:02However, I suppose you'll have to have the whole day.
00:12:05Be here all the earlier next morning.
00:12:07Yes, sir. Then be off.
00:12:11Well?
00:12:14My wages, sir, they fall due today.
00:12:18Can't wait to spend me.
00:12:26Let's see.
00:12:27Let's see.
00:12:28Let's see.
00:12:42Let's see.
00:12:43Let's see.
00:13:03Let's see.
00:13:05Let's see.
00:13:11Now, look here, boys.
00:13:12Just because a fellow wears a hat, you know, it doesn't mean he can't throw a snowball.
00:13:16I used to do a lot of snowball.
00:13:18And I found the best way to make a snowball was to take the snow into your bare hands like
00:13:22this
00:13:22and then dunk it together until the warmth from your hands.
00:13:26Here.
00:13:26Look what's coming down the street.
00:13:28A blooming topper.
00:13:29Come on, girls.
00:13:30Come on.
00:13:30Let's go.
00:13:31Here, give me room.
00:13:32Give me room.
00:13:34Off and roll.
00:13:39Let's go.
00:13:39Let her go.
00:13:43A ball, boy.
00:13:45A ball, boy.
00:13:46A ball, boy.
00:13:47A ball, boy.
00:13:48A ball, boy.
00:13:49A ball, boy.
00:13:54I have no idea it was you, master.
00:13:55No idea at all.
00:13:56Truly, master.
00:13:56No, doc.
00:13:57This is your idea of a Christmas joke.
00:13:59Get your hands, sir.
00:14:08I didn't know, sir, the coach had...
00:14:10Hatchet, I told you before that I could find a man more capable than yourself.
00:14:14I need say no more.
00:14:15You mean I'm sacked, sir?
00:14:17Exactly.
00:14:19But in my paper, sir, it says I must have a week's notice.
00:14:21Your week's salary will recompense me for the price of a new hat.
00:14:25No.
00:14:25Oh, because this hat costs 16 and 6 and your salary is 15 and 6, you owe me a shilly.
00:14:39I say, governor, we are sorry.
00:14:41The old stinker.
00:15:14Merry Christmas.
00:15:16Merry Christmas.
00:15:25I bought it by a goose.
00:15:26About five and eight pence.
00:15:28Certainly, sir.
00:15:34That's the one.
00:15:35Very good choice, sir.
00:15:37Let me help you.
00:15:40About four penneth of potatoes.
00:15:42Six penneth of mixed nuts.
00:15:43Six penneth of apples.
00:15:44The special pippin, sir, or the medium cookers?
00:15:47The special pippin, yes, sir.
00:15:48And six, no, eight penneth of oranges.
00:15:51Thank you, sir.
00:15:52Chestnuts.
00:15:54Chestnuts.
00:15:55Chestnuts, sir.
00:15:56All right, sir.
00:15:57They warm the innards and cheer the art.
00:16:00What's Christmas with our chestnuts, sir?
00:16:01What, indeed?
00:16:02Two penneth?
00:16:03No, three penneth.
00:16:03Yes, sir.
00:16:05Put them in my back pocket.
00:16:06Yes, I will, sir.
00:16:07That's it.
00:16:09Here you are, sir.
00:16:10Now the other one.
00:16:11Yes.
00:16:13Here we are.
00:16:15And here's your pippins.
00:16:17And a Merry Christmas.
00:16:18Thank you, sir.
00:16:29Oh, Bob, you have got a load.
00:16:32Haven't I, though?
00:16:33And all for tomorrow.
00:16:35Oh!
00:16:39Let me help you.
00:16:41Did you get the oranges?
00:16:43Yes.
00:16:43And the lemons?
00:16:44Yes.
00:16:44And the potatoes?
00:16:45Yes.
00:16:45Oh, bless me.
00:16:47How did you carry it all?
00:16:49I really don't know.
00:16:53What's this?
00:16:55What's this?
00:16:56This.
00:16:58Roasted beef.
00:16:59No.
00:16:59Try again.
00:17:00Milo.
00:17:01No.
00:17:01Try.
00:17:02No.
00:17:02Ribs.
00:17:03I know.
00:17:04I know.
00:17:05Cousin.
00:17:05No.
00:17:06Goose.
00:17:12Now take them all into the kitchen.
00:17:14Say, come on a step.
00:17:15Let me carry the salad.
00:17:17Here, Tim.
00:17:18You may carry the next.
00:17:20Go on.
00:17:21Go fire and have a fire, Bob.
00:17:22Yes, yes, ma'am.
00:17:25Did you get the day off tomorrow?
00:17:27Without hardly any trouble at all.
00:17:29Wasn't Mr. Scrooge angry?
00:17:30Well, you might say he was, and you might say he wasn't.
00:17:33Meaning what, Bob?
00:17:34Meaning I got the day off, and we don't want to talk about Mr. Scrooge tonight.
00:17:39Come here, you monkeys, and see what I've got.
00:17:41Oh!
00:17:42Oh!
00:17:42There we go!
00:17:44Oh!
00:17:47Oh!
00:17:48Oh!
00:17:48Oh!
00:17:49Oh!
00:17:49Oh!
00:17:53Oh!
00:17:53And nothing you can say
00:17:57Remember like God said
00:17:59And you was born on Christmas Eve
00:18:02You said what all could take your time
00:18:07And we were gonna stay
00:18:09Oh, John, angel, comfort and joy
00:18:14Comfort and joy
00:18:16Oh, John, angel, comfort and joy
00:18:23Oh, John, angel, comfort and joy
00:18:53Oh, John
00:19:50Oh, John
00:20:20Oh, John
00:20:23Oh, John
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00:21:32Who are you?
00:21:34Ask me who I was
00:21:35Who were you then?
00:21:37In life I was your partner, Jacob Marley
00:21:43Well?
00:21:47What do you want?
00:21:49Much
00:21:57You don't believe in me
00:21:59I don't
00:22:00What proof would you have of my reality
00:22:03Beyond that of your own senses?
00:22:05I don't know
00:22:06Why do you doubt your senses?
00:22:08Because a little thing affects them
00:22:10A slight disorder of the stomach makes them liars
00:22:13You may be an undigested bit of beef
00:22:15A lot of mustard or a crumb of cheese
00:22:19Humbug I tell you
00:22:20Humbug
00:22:24Silence
00:22:37Watch, watch
00:22:39There's an intruder in my room
00:22:40Right up, sir
00:22:41Law and order
00:22:42There's my key
00:22:44Take haste
00:22:44Good
00:22:50We'll soon see how real you are
00:22:52I made this visit for your welfare, Ebenezer's crew
00:22:56Bah!
00:23:06In here!
00:23:07Right up!
00:23:08There he is
00:23:09Out for me
00:23:15Your intruder
00:23:15Seems to have hexed
00:23:17Cruded, if I may say so, Governor
00:23:18He was here when I opened the door
00:23:20He was a spirit
00:23:21Someone I know
00:23:22Of course a spirit
00:23:26A great night for spirits, sir
00:23:27Of one sort or another
00:23:29Meaning, Governor
00:23:30We wouldn't mind a bit of spirit ourselves
00:23:33You may leave
00:23:35Indigestion, that's what it was
00:23:38Out for you
00:23:38Sorry we couldn't be of any assistance, Governor
00:23:41Perhaps the next spirit you have, we can
00:23:43Ha, ha, ha
00:23:45Ha, ha
00:23:46Ha, ha
00:23:46Ha, ha
00:23:47Ha, ha
00:23:48Ha, ha
00:23:48Ha, ha
00:23:49Ha, ha
00:23:49Ha, ha
00:23:51Ha, ha
00:24:06You are bound in heavy chains
00:24:06But why?
00:24:08Why do you trouble me?
00:24:10It is required of every man
00:24:12That the spirit within him
00:24:13Should walk abroad among his fellow men
00:24:16If that spirit goes not forth in life
00:24:18It must do so after death
00:24:26You are bound in heavy chains
00:24:29I wear the chain I forged in life
00:24:32You are bound in heavy chains
00:24:32This pattern is strange to you
00:24:35The chain you will bear was full as heavy and as long as this seven Christmas Eve's ago
00:24:41It must be a ponderous chain by now
00:24:44It must be a ponderous chain by now
00:25:10Jacob
00:25:10Oh, Jacob
00:25:10In seven years
00:25:11Oh, captive, bound and double ironed
00:25:17No space of regret can make amends for the wasted opportunities of one life
00:25:23Poor, ignorant Scrooge
00:25:27Yet such was I
00:25:29But you were always a good man of business, Jacob
00:25:32Business
00:25:33Mankind was my business
00:25:35Common welfare was my business
00:25:38Charity, mercy, forbearance and benevolence
00:25:41All these were my business
00:25:47It is at this time of the year that I suffer the most
00:25:50To see the want I could have stopped
00:25:53The suffering I could have solaced
00:25:55The hunger I could have satisfied
00:25:58Hear me
00:26:01My time is nearly gone
00:26:03If you must go, Jacob, don't let me keep you
00:26:06I have sat invisible beside you many and many a day
00:26:13I am here to warn you that you have one chance of escaping my fate
00:26:18One chance, Ebenezer Scrooge
00:26:21What is it?
00:26:22You will be haunted by three spirits
00:26:26Is that the chance you mentioned, Jacob?
00:26:29It is
00:26:30I think I'd rather not
00:26:33Unless you suffer these three visitations
00:26:36Your fate will be the same as mine
00:26:40Jacob, don't leave me yet
00:26:41Jacob!
00:26:43Expect the first when the bell tolls one
00:26:46The second on the stroke of two
00:26:48The third on the last vibration of three
00:26:52Couldn't I take all three at once and have it over?
00:27:02Remember
00:27:02The first at one
00:27:04The second at two
00:27:07The third at three
00:27:38The third at three
00:28:08I'm back.
00:28:22Are you the spirit I was told to expect?
00:28:25I am.
00:28:26Who are you?
00:28:28I am the ghost of Christmas past.
00:28:34The light.
00:28:35It hurts my eyes.
00:28:37It blinds me.
00:28:38I'm not surprised.
00:28:40It's the warming light of thankfulness.
00:28:42The light of gratitude to others.
00:28:45I've never seen it before.
00:28:46Of course not.
00:28:48It's men of greed like you who have long forgotten gratitude.
00:28:52Oh.
00:28:53What's your business with me?
00:28:55Your welfare.
00:28:56Your reclamation.
00:28:59Rise and walk with me.
00:29:21We spirits have no fear.
00:29:23But I'm not a spirit.
00:29:26Bear but the touch of my hand on your heart and you shall be safe.
00:29:30I'm not a potatoes.
00:29:37I'm not a Mango.
00:29:38No.
00:29:43Oh.
00:29:44Yes.
00:29:45My lightning.
00:29:46Oh.
00:29:47Oh.
00:29:48Oh.
00:29:48Oh.
00:29:49Oh.
00:29:49Oh.
00:29:57Oh, oh.
00:30:12Good heaven, this is my old school.
00:30:15I was a boy here.
00:30:29Harry, Joe, Tommy, Percy, and Dick, Dick Wilkins.
00:30:37These are the shadows of things that have been.
00:30:39They have no consciousness of us.
00:30:42You knew them?
00:30:43I went to school with them, all of them.
00:30:46Your lip is trembling.
00:30:49The cold.
00:30:50Let's continue.
00:30:52You remember this way?
00:30:54Remember it?
00:30:55I could walk it blindfolded.
00:30:57It's strange to have forgotten it for so many years.
00:31:11That is myself.
00:31:13Was yourself.
00:31:16It was.
00:31:20What is that upon your cheek?
00:31:22Nothing, nothing, the cold.
00:31:27Listen.
00:31:27Goodbye, young Scrooge.
00:31:28Merry Christmas.
00:31:29Merry Christmas, Jack.
00:31:30Your parents coming for you?
00:31:31No.
00:31:32I'm staying at school for the holidays.
00:31:34You are?
00:31:35Always do, you know.
00:31:36Father and I talked it over.
00:31:38We decided that some extra swatting at my studies would do me more good than Christmas at home.
00:31:43Christmas, plum pudding, turkeys, that's just for children.
00:31:47I say, your governor must be a crusty old bird.
00:31:50He knows what's best.
00:31:51Jack, hurry.
00:31:52Right-o.
00:31:53I didn't mean anything against your father, Ed.
00:31:55Good luck.
00:32:56Master Scrooge.
00:32:58Yes, sir?
00:32:59Your sister's come to see you.
00:33:02Abby, dear Abby.
00:33:06I've come to bring you home.
00:33:08Home, friend?
00:33:09Home?
00:33:11Father is so much kinder than he used to be that home is like heaven.
00:33:15That's why I asked him if you could come home and he said yes.
00:33:19And he sent me to fetch you with a coach.
00:33:22And Abby, Father says that you're going to go to work and never come back here.
00:33:26And we're going to have a turkey and chestnuts and everything.
00:33:30Oh, God bless you, friend.
00:33:34Abby, it's going to be so glorious.
00:33:37God bless you.
00:33:39She loved you.
00:33:40She did.
00:33:41I believe she had children before she died.
00:33:44One child.
00:33:46Your nephew, Fred.
00:34:06You remember this place?
00:34:08Fezziwig's warehouse.
00:34:09I was apprenticed here.
00:34:15It's old Fezziwig.
00:34:17It's old Fezziwig alive again.
00:34:30Ebenezer, Dick.
00:34:36Yes, sir?
00:34:38Ebenezer Scrooge.
00:34:39Dick Wilkins.
00:34:41Yes, sir.
00:34:42Do you observe the time, sir?
00:34:44Five minutes past seven, sir.
00:34:46Do you know you've let me work your five minutes overtime?
00:34:51No more work tonight.
00:34:53Christmas evening, Christmas Ebenezer.
00:34:56Up with the shutters, close-up shops.
00:35:01Really high, Dick.
00:35:02Cheer up, Ebenezer.
00:35:07What a lock.
00:35:08He always comes through, doesn't he?
00:35:10Always comes through in his old Fezziwig.
00:35:12And Riley, too.
00:35:13And Riley, too.
00:35:14Nothing's too good for Fezziwig.
00:35:20Closed up tight, sirs.
00:35:21High as a barrel, sir.
00:35:22Good.
00:35:23Now about tomorrow.
00:35:25It's a holiday, of course, but...
00:35:27I shall expect you to spend part of it at least with me.
00:35:31Eating Christmas dinner.
00:35:33Thank you, sir.
00:35:34And it's probably a week too much be any good next day.
00:35:36We'll make that holiday, too.
00:35:38Good night, Ebenezer.
00:35:40Good night, Dick.
00:35:42Good night, sir.
00:35:43And thank you, sir.
00:35:45Yes, sir.
00:35:45Thank you, sir.
00:35:48A sovereign.
00:35:49A whole sovereign.
00:35:50Solid gold, as old Fezziwig.
00:35:52Solid gold through and through.
00:35:56What is the matter?
00:35:58Nothing in particular.
00:36:01Something, I think.
00:36:04Yes, there is.
00:36:07Old Fezziwig was very kind to me.
00:36:10Yes, he was.
00:36:11But he's dead now.
00:36:13Perhaps you feel you'd like to repay his kindness to you.
00:36:17Well?
00:36:18You have a clock, Bob Cratchit.
00:36:20Old Fezziwig would have been very happy
00:36:22if you had shown your gratitude to him
00:36:24by showing kindness to others.
00:36:26Your clock, for instance.
00:36:27Business is business.
00:36:29I am a good businessman.
00:36:31My time grows short.
00:36:33I've yet to show you the black years of your life.
00:36:35Your gradual enslavement to greed.
00:36:38Your ruthlessness.
00:36:39No, no.
00:36:40Your ingratitude.
00:36:41Your wretched thirst for gold.
00:36:42No, no.
00:36:43Leave me.
00:36:43I can't stand more.
00:36:45I can't stand more.
00:37:14I can't stand more.
00:37:50come here come here and know me better scrooge i am the ghost of christmas present have you
00:37:58never seen the like of me before never and have you never known my elder brothers born these years
00:38:07before me i'm afraid i haven't have you had many brothers spirit a huge number somewhere
00:38:17eighteen hundred a tremendous family to provide for what are we going to do walk into the world
00:38:24this christmas night so that you can hear and see and feel christmas in the world this night did you
00:38:31say walk or fly touch my robe
00:38:44good morning and a merry merry christmas to you merry christmas to you these people what are they doing
00:38:50the poor find it cheaper to bring their dinners to the baker to be cooked now then what you're
00:38:56stepping on what you i'm stepping on ah i like that gone off it i will not why you listen
00:39:06here let's make it up oh frightened eh i wouldn't touch your old hand i wouldn't
00:39:12oh well you're not such a bad sort after all eh thank you and the merry christmas to you and
00:39:19the
00:39:19what do you sprinkle from that horn that made them stop quarreling it's a spirit five times distilled
00:39:25the spirit of christmas cheer of love of all that's good of all that makes this time of year
00:39:31different from any other time
00:39:37is there a peculiar flavor in what you sprinkle an excellent flavor would it apply to any kind of dinner
00:39:44to a poor one most why to a poor one most because it needs it most here look where you're
00:39:51going you
00:39:51big clumsy ox you are i'll shove those words down your nasty little throat stop shoving will you stop
00:39:56it i say or i'll here we are being silly aren't we now like a couple of henfants i say
00:40:04i know a nice
00:40:05little pub where they sell a lot of rum and ginger we stopped that yes we did didn't we
00:40:14that church we have business there come
00:40:35that church we have business there come and behold him
00:40:45for the king of ages oh come let us adore him oh come let us adore him oh come let
00:40:58us adore him
00:41:09i don't believe for a minute that they love one another
00:41:13what makes you say that spirit it's obvious that they love each other dearly nevertheless don't you
00:41:20think that it's lucky that they haven't the wherewithal to get married their love will soon fade
00:41:25i take exception to that on the contrary i think their love would grow i they uh they should be
00:41:34married
00:41:34oh come let us adore him oh come let us adore him oh come let us adore him
00:42:12oh come let us adore him oh come let us adore him oh come let us adore him
00:42:27Christ the Lord. Amen.
00:42:56Bob, a Merry Christmas to you. This is my fiancée. This is Mr. Cratchit and his son, Tim.
00:43:02How do you do?
00:43:02Good morning, and a Merry Christmas to you.
00:43:04Now, now, now, Tim, no secrets. What were you saying?
00:43:06I said, sir, I said she's very pretty.
00:43:11Shh, Tim.
00:43:11Thank you kindly, Tim.
00:43:13Don't you agree with him, Bob?
00:43:14Oh, yes, sir. She is very pretty.
00:43:17Shh, Father.
00:43:18Thank you kindly, Mr. Cratchit.
00:43:20Good morning.
00:43:21Good morning.
00:43:22A Merry Christmas.
00:43:31Come on, darling. Let's have a slide.
00:43:33Oh, but, Fred, you can't.
00:43:34Can't I? You should have seen me yesterday.
00:43:36Oh, well, in front of the church.
00:43:39Darling, it looks perfect.
00:43:43It is perfect. It's as slippery as the country's tongue is.
00:43:46No, no.
00:43:47Darling, just one slide. Only one.
00:43:52Yes.
00:43:53Well, all right.
00:43:53Why? Why? Why?
00:43:55Sliding in front of the church.
00:43:57Now, run away home.
00:43:59And a Merry Christmas to you all.
00:44:01Run home. Run home.
00:44:02Si.
00:44:03But, darling, he has no soul.
00:44:05He's simply acting like a grown-up.
00:44:06I still say he has no soul.
00:44:08He just doesn't appreciate the qualities of a good slide.
00:44:30Come on.
00:44:31Come on.
00:44:32Come on.
00:44:35One, two, three.
00:44:47A Merry Christmas to you all.
00:44:51And to you, too, Tiny Tim.
00:44:53And to you, too, Tiny Tim.
00:44:57Spirit, tell me if Tiny Tim will live.
00:45:01If the shadows remain unaltered by the future, the child will die.
00:45:05No.
00:45:06No.
00:45:08Surely he'll be spared.
00:45:09With the kind of care that money can buy, who could tell?
00:45:13But Bob Cratchit has no money.
00:45:15Not even a position I've heard.
00:45:18If all this remains unaltered by the future, the next Christmas will not find Tiny Tim here.
00:45:27But what of it?
00:45:29If he be like to die, he'd better do it and decrease the population.
00:45:36Come.
00:45:45Mother, Mother, the goose, we killed it.
00:45:48Outside the bakery.
00:45:49Oh, we did, didn't we?
00:45:50It was ours.
00:45:50We knew.
00:45:51Cousin's mare.
00:45:52Young, sharp noses.
00:45:53Out you go.
00:45:57What's got into your father?
00:45:58And Tim.
00:45:59And Mother wasn't late last Christmas by half an hour.
00:46:02Here's Martha, Mother.
00:46:03Here's Mother.
00:46:05There's a goose for Christmas, Martha.
00:46:08Bless your heart, I was afraid you weren't coming.
00:46:11Well, we had a deal of sewing to finish up last night, and this morning we had to clear
00:46:14up the shop.
00:46:15As long as you've come.
00:46:17Oh, you're cold, child.
00:46:18Sit down by the fire and have a warm.
00:46:21Father's here, Martha.
00:46:22Hide.
00:46:23Hide in here.
00:46:26Here we come.
00:46:27Here we come.
00:46:29Here we come.
00:46:30Whoa, it is for them.
00:46:33There we are.
00:46:36Linda, where's our Martha?
00:46:38Not coming.
00:46:38Not coming?
00:46:40Not coming on Christmas Day?
00:46:42Oh, Martha girl.
00:46:45Come, give it to the back.
00:46:46It's not a pudding.
00:46:48Was it a good service, Bob?
00:46:50Beautiful, that's what it was.
00:46:51I wish you'd been there.
00:46:52Oh, as long as you and Tim were there, I feel it did us all good.
00:46:56Here, I'll give that gravy what for.
00:46:58Thank you, dear.
00:46:59Belinda, you sweetened up the applesauce.
00:47:01Yes, I mean, it's on the table.
00:47:02Good girl.
00:47:03Let me take this chair inside.
00:47:05Yes, ma'am.
00:47:05Now, I'm going to take one last look at the table.
00:47:08What a Christmas.
00:47:09There never was such a Christmas.
00:47:11Here, Martha.
00:47:12Here, taste this.
00:47:15Sweet enough?
00:47:16Well, still a wee bit sour.
00:47:18Oh, so.
00:47:20Been working hard, Father?
00:47:22Yes.
00:47:23How's old Scrooge?
00:47:26Same as ever.
00:47:28Well, what's the matter?
00:47:29Not a thing.
00:47:30Not a single blessed thing.
00:47:32Something at the office.
00:47:33No.
00:47:34Why, it was only yesterday Mr. Scrooge came to me, shook my hand, and Cratchit, he says.
00:47:38Cratchit, my lad.
00:47:39He calls me my lad.
00:47:41You're one in a thousand.
00:47:43You're...
00:47:43Something is wrong.
00:47:45What is it?
00:47:55I've been sacked, Martha.
00:47:57Father?
00:47:58When was it?
00:48:00Last night.
00:48:01You...
00:48:01You haven't told Mother?
00:48:05Bad luck.
00:48:08Sorry I told you.
00:48:09I really shouldn't have.
00:48:10I thought it might make me feel better, though.
00:48:12Oh!
00:48:12Mother, come along.
00:48:14Cheer up.
00:48:15Here we go.
00:48:17Here we are.
00:48:20How is that?
00:48:21You know, I don't think there's anyone, not anyone, who can touch my punch.
00:48:24Nor do I, Bob.
00:48:26Do you like our table?
00:48:27It's beautiful, my dear.
00:48:28Peter.
00:48:28Yes, Mother?
00:48:29You can go to the Baker's now.
00:48:31And get the Goose?
00:48:32Get the Goose!
00:48:33Oh, the Goose!
00:48:34The Goose!
00:48:36The Goose!
00:48:38The Goose!
00:48:47The Goose!
00:48:49There never was such a Goose!
00:48:51Mmm!
00:48:52It's a good bird, Bob!
00:48:53And reasonable, too.
00:48:56I...
00:48:57I'd like to stroke it.
00:48:59Oh!
00:48:59Oh, yes!
00:49:05We haven't eaten it all at last.
00:49:07That we haven't.
00:49:09And now, the pudding.
00:49:12Oh, let's put it in here, Mother.
00:49:13Now we're for the pudding, Mother.
00:49:14No, no, I'd rather do it alone.
00:49:16It might not turn out.
00:49:17Of course it will.
00:49:18It always has.
00:49:19Unless someone's climbed into the back and stolen it.
00:49:25Stolen it?
00:49:39Don't go away.
00:49:40It's there.
00:49:41The pudding's there.
00:49:42Come on.
00:49:43Come on.
00:49:43I smell it.
00:49:44You smell it.
00:49:45Ah, that's the cloth coming off.
00:49:47The holly's there.
00:49:48It is?
00:49:49It's made there.
00:49:51Here it comes.
00:49:53Oh, here's the pudding.
00:49:54Oh, here's the light.
00:49:55How come the light hurry?
00:49:56I'm making a camera.
00:50:00Hurry up.
00:50:02Oh, here it is.
00:50:05Oh, here it is.
00:50:06It did turn up, and it's not stolen.
00:50:09Look at it.
00:50:10Oh, here it is.
00:50:13Oh, here it is.
00:50:13Beautiful, baby.
00:50:15Oh, here it is.
00:50:16Oh, here it is.
00:50:18Oh, it looks so cute.
00:50:20Oh, Tim.
00:50:24It looks like the best you've ever made, my dear.
00:50:27Oh, Bob, you say that every year.
00:50:29Every year they get better.
00:50:30How that's possible, don't ask me, but it's true.
00:50:33It's not me.
00:50:35There.
00:50:37Mother, you haven't got any.
00:50:39Oh, I don't want any, dear.
00:50:40Oh, you must.
00:50:41Here, have some of mine.
00:50:42Oh, I'll have just a little spoonful.
00:50:48I'm sure I'm going to burst.
00:50:50Not in here, my lad.
00:50:51If you want to burst, you go outside.
00:50:53You hardly any tummy at all.
00:50:55Look at mine.
00:50:55Now then, enough of that, or there will be a calamity, Peter.
00:50:58Put some chestnuts on the fire.
00:50:59Yes, darling.
00:51:00Let's tidy the table, dear.
00:51:01Oh, such a smell.
00:51:04Sweet enough.
00:51:05Sweet as honey, obviously made by an expert.
00:51:09And our only experts allowed to taste it.
00:51:11Oh, my dear.
00:51:12Glasses, old glasses.
00:51:14Oh, my father.
00:51:17Three, four, five, six, seven.
00:51:25Well, this is the largest, but a Merry Christmas to us, my dears.
00:51:30And God bless us all.
00:51:32And here's to next Christmas.
00:51:34May it bring us luck.
00:51:35And may Mr. Scrooge give your father a raise.
00:51:38And a Merry Christmas to Mr. Scrooge.
00:51:41I'll drink to that.
00:51:46Oh, Bishop.
00:51:48Oh, Bishop.
00:51:50And now, Father, a story, please.
00:51:52Oh, yes, Lord.
00:51:53A story, Father.
00:51:54Right you are.
00:51:55A story it is.
00:51:56Come along, Kim.
00:51:56Sit here.
00:51:57Now, let me see.
00:52:00It seems that once upon a time, there was a little boy about your size, Timmy.
00:52:06Come, Scrooge.
00:52:07We must go.
00:52:08Must we?
00:52:09Just let me hear Bob's story.
00:52:11It's about Aladdin and the magic lamp.
00:52:14Oh, please, please let me stay.
00:52:17No, Scrooge.
00:52:30And he said that Christmas was humbugged.
00:52:32No!
00:52:32It's what I live in it.
00:52:33As if anything that gave excuse for this could be humbugged.
00:52:36Your uncle should be ashamed.
00:52:38Oh, I'm sorry for him.
00:52:39I couldn't be angry with him if I tried.
00:52:41After all, he punishes himself.
00:52:43And how does he do that, pray?
00:52:45Well, he has money, hasn't he?
00:52:46And he makes no use of it.
00:52:47Mark you.
00:52:48No use of it whatsoever.
00:52:49Therefore, he's a far more pathetic and unhappy case than a man who has no money at all.
00:52:54Q.E.D.
00:52:55He punishes himself.
00:52:56Right.
00:52:59Oh, now, that's a wonderful idea.
00:53:00Tom here suggests that we play a game.
00:53:02Now, what shall it be?
00:53:03Blind man's buff.
00:53:04Blind man's buff?
00:53:05Right.
00:53:06But first, I want you to drink a toast.
00:53:08To my Uncle Scrooge.
00:53:09Seems a shame to waste a toast and a man like that.
00:53:12Oh, but darling, think how happy he makes everyone feel.
00:53:15By contrast.
00:53:17To my Uncle Scrooge.
00:53:19To Uncle Scrooge.
00:53:23Come along now, Tom.
00:53:24You're it.
00:53:24Come on, Tom.
00:53:25You've got ketchup.
00:53:26Come on, Tom.
00:53:27Come on, Tom.
00:53:27Come on, Tom.
00:53:28So you can see.
00:53:30Perfectly.
00:53:30Good.
00:53:32Right.
00:53:33One.
00:53:34Two.
00:53:35Three.
00:53:36Come on, quick.
00:53:51Quickie, my ketchup.
00:53:53Come on, Ron.
00:53:54Come on, Ron.
00:53:58Please.
00:53:59Please let me stay just until they fail.
00:54:01But you don't like Christmas.
00:54:02It's a time for fools.
00:54:04Ha, ha.
00:54:05I won't go with you.
00:54:06I'm going to stay.
00:54:08I'm going to stay, I tell you.
00:54:09Don't be a fool, man.
00:54:11You don't like Christmas.
00:54:12But I do.
00:54:14I do like Christmas.
00:54:15I love Christmas.
00:54:17Ha, ha.
00:54:17Ha, ha, ha.
00:54:19Ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:54:20Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha,
00:54:29ha, ha.
00:54:44Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:55:17You are the ghost of Christmas yet to come.
00:55:23You're about to show me things that have not happened but will happen in the future.
00:55:26Is that so, Spirit?
00:55:29Ghost of the future, I...
00:55:31I know you're here to do me good and as I hope to be another man from what I was,
00:55:36I'm ready to accompany you.
00:55:38Won't you speak?
00:55:41Leon, I shall follow gladly.
00:56:00No, I don't know much about it either way. I only know he's dead.
00:56:03When did he die?
00:56:04Last night, I believe.
00:56:05What was the matter with him?
00:56:06Who knows? Who cares?
00:56:08What has he done with his money?
00:56:09I haven't heard. Hasn't left it to me, that's all I know.
00:56:13It's likely to be a very cheap funeral. Upon my life, I can't think of anybody to go to it.
00:56:18Suppose we form a party and volunteer.
00:56:20I don't mind going if a lunch is provided.
00:56:22I'll offer to go if anybody else will.
00:56:24Now I come to think of it, I'm not sure I wasn't his best friend.
00:56:27We used to stop and speak whenever we met.
00:56:30Goodbye.
00:56:31Goodbye.
00:56:32Goodbye.
00:56:32Goodbye.
00:56:32Goodbye.
00:56:39How are you?
00:56:40Oh, how are you?
00:56:41I know them. I know them both. Business associates.
00:56:45Well, so old Scratch got his own at last, eh?
00:56:47So I've been told.
00:56:49It's cold, isn't it?
00:56:50Seasonable for Christmas. You're not a skater, I suppose.
00:56:53No time for it. Business on my mind.
00:56:56Well, good morning.
00:56:57Good morning.
00:56:58Good morning.
00:56:59Good morning.
00:57:22Is death always like this? Is it never followed by sorrow and weeping?
00:57:37It must be getting near your father's time.
00:57:41Past it, Mummy.
00:57:43Though he has walked home slower these last few evenings.
00:57:47I've known him walk with tiny Tim upon his shoulder very fast indeed.
00:57:51And so have I. Often.
00:57:53But he was very light to carry.
00:57:55And his father loved him so.
00:57:58It was no trouble.
00:58:00No trouble.
00:58:03There's your father at the door.
00:58:10There you are, my nippers.
00:58:17Yeah.
00:58:28How far is it?
00:58:31How far is it?
00:58:33I saw Mr. Scrooge's nephew today.
00:58:37He is?
00:58:37Yes.
00:58:38He is a nice fellow.
00:58:40He saw I looked a trifle down.
00:58:42Just a trifle, you know.
00:58:44He asked me what was wrong.
00:58:47Thank you, dear.
00:58:49I told him about Tim.
00:58:53He's such a sweet fellow.
00:58:54Somehow I didn't mind telling him.
00:58:57I'm heartily sorry for it, Bob, he said.
00:59:00And heartily sorry for your good wife.
00:59:08By the way, how he ever knew that, I don't know.
00:59:12Knew what, my dear?
00:59:15That you were a good wife.
00:59:18Bob.
00:59:21It really seemed that he knew our Tim and felt with us.
00:59:27I'm sure he's a good soul, Bob.
00:59:29He is.
00:59:31He is.
00:59:33And I'm sure that when we remember how gentle and patient Tim was,
00:59:40we shan't quarrel among ourselves.
00:59:44And in doing it, forget our Tim.
00:59:48No, Father.
00:59:51I'm very happy.
00:59:54I am.
00:59:57Poor Tim.
00:59:59Poor tiny Tim.
01:00:02Everyone who knew him must feel sorrow.
01:00:05Sorrow they'd never feel for me.
01:00:09Spirit, tell me the name of the man we saw lying dead.
01:00:13Tell me!
01:00:37Answer me this, Spirit.
01:00:39Are these things you have shown me,
01:00:41are they the shadows of the things that will be,
01:00:44or of the things that may be?
01:00:47Men's lives lead to certain ends.
01:00:50But if those lives be changed, will not the ends be changed?
01:00:54Tell me that is true!
01:00:57Tell me!
01:00:59Tell me!
01:01:05Tell me!
01:01:09Then I was the man who lay upon the bed.
01:01:14No, no!
01:01:15Why show me this if I am past all hope?
01:01:19I shall change my way of living.
01:01:21I will try to keep Christmas all the year.
01:01:24I will live in the past, the present, and the future.
01:01:26The spirit of all three shall be in my heart.
01:01:28I shall never forget the lessons that they teach.
01:01:32Tell me that this will change my future.
01:01:34Tell me that this is not my end.
01:01:39Please!
01:01:41Please!
01:01:43Please!
01:02:29Hello!
01:02:30Hello there!
01:02:32What's today?
01:02:34Eh?
01:02:34What's today, my fine fellow?
01:02:36Today?
01:02:37Why, Christmas Day!
01:02:39Do you know the poachers at Next Street with one at the corner?
01:02:42I should hope I do!
01:02:43An intelligent boy!
01:02:44A remarkable boy!
01:02:46Do you know whether they saw the price turkey that was hanging there?
01:02:49Not the little price turkey, the big one!
01:02:52It's hanging there now!
01:02:53Is it?
01:02:54Well, go and buy it!
01:02:55What's it?
01:02:56I'm in earnest!
01:02:57Yes, I am!
01:02:58Go and buy it!
01:02:58Come back in less than five minutes and I'll give you half a crown!
01:03:01I'll give you half a crown!
01:03:02I'll give you half a crown!
01:03:03Whoosh!
01:03:06Whoosh!
01:03:10Whoosh!
01:03:14Whoosh!
01:03:16Whoosh!
01:03:28Whoosh!
01:03:40my dear sirs how do you do how do you do a merry christmas to you mr scrooge yes that
01:03:48is my name
01:03:48it may not be pleasant to you let me ask your pardon and will you have the goodness to take
01:03:56why bless me mr scrooge are you an earnest if you please not a farthing less there are a great
01:04:01many bank payments in that amount will you do me that favor my dear mr scrooge i don't know what
01:04:05to say such such such generosity don't say anything please but come and see me will you come
01:04:13and see me we will thank you bless you
01:04:31hello my love would you tell mr fred i wish to see him yes sir
01:04:42fred but who is this your uncle your uncle scrooge uncle oh i didn't know you the smile changes me
01:04:53doesn't it well but what are we doing out here come in uncle come in this is my uncle my
01:05:02uncle
01:05:02scrooge red you dog who is this fellow not your uncle i'll be bound he'd never have a smile like
01:05:09that he said that that christmas was a humbug that people who celebrated it were fools yes yes that's
01:05:14what he said it was stupid of him he won't say it again mark you he won't say it again
01:05:19ever
01:05:22and this is bess may i tell you a secret well
01:05:30here i say now what is this no you tell him fred fred
01:05:40oh god oh oh that's wonderful
01:05:54thank you so much
01:06:12Merry Christmas, Bob.
01:06:14What?
01:06:15Merry Christmas, Bob.
01:06:20Here.
01:06:21Give this to your wife.
01:06:23Your good wife.
01:06:25Where's Tiny Tim?
01:06:26He's out in the back with the others.
01:06:28Well, get him.
01:06:29Bring him here.
01:06:30Yes.
01:06:30Bring them all here.
01:06:31Yes, I shall.
01:06:35It's Scrooge.
01:06:36It's Mr. Scrooge.
01:06:38He's crazy.
01:06:39White man.
01:06:40Off his top, lost his button.
01:06:41Don't be stupid, Bob.
01:06:42Look, he gave us this and more besides.
01:06:44Did he get to us?
01:06:45Yes.
01:06:45Then he has gone mad.
01:06:47Bob, what shall we do?
01:06:49Oh, our children, Bob.
01:06:51Save them.
01:06:58Thank you, Mr. Fred.
01:07:10You've come for him, of course, poor fellow.
01:07:11Did you think he'd gone by me, too?
01:07:13No, we haven't come for him.
01:07:14He told us to wait outside.
01:07:15Said he had some presents he wanted to give you.
01:07:18Then he's all right.
01:07:18I hope so.
01:07:19He made me his partner.
01:07:21We're to be married, Bob.
01:07:22Isn't that wonderful?
01:07:23Oh, it is wonderful.
01:07:25Yes.
01:07:26My wife.
01:07:27My wife.
01:07:30My dear.
01:07:34My dear.
01:07:35Is he gone?
01:07:36He's all right.
01:07:37Come along.
01:07:38You must meet him.
01:07:39Oh, no.
01:07:43Bob.
01:07:44Bob Cratchit.
01:07:45Yes, sir.
01:07:47Pass out the punch.
01:07:48Yes.
01:07:50Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
01:07:56I'm going to raise your salary, Bob.
01:07:59Thank you, sir.
01:08:00Oh, are you sure?
01:08:04And when Peter the scoundrel, when Peter gets a little older, we'll have a job for him, too.
01:08:08Oh, Peter.
01:08:11Everything for everybody.
01:08:13Eh, Fred?
01:08:14Oh, yes.
01:08:15Yes, sir.
01:08:17I'm a little rusty at this.
01:08:19I've never done it before, but may I?
01:08:22Yes.
01:08:23Please do.
01:08:24To all of us, everywhere, a Merry Christmas to us all, my dears.
01:08:32God bless us, everyone.
01:08:40I'm a little rusty at this.
01:08:43I'm a little rusty at this.
01:08:47I'm a little rusty at this.
01:08:50I'm a little rusty at this.
01:08:52I'm a little rusty at this.
01:08:53I'm a little rusty at this.
01:08:54I'm a little rusty at this.
01:08:54I'm a little rusty at this.
01:08:58I'm a little rusty at this.
01:09:02I'm a little rusty at this.
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