00:00We'll be right back
00:53Through the dense forests, for many a mile, we search for treasures.
01:00With a song and a smile, and down in the earth, far and deep, hidden treasures lay asleep, fine emeralds
01:11and rubies, and green peridots, amethysts and beryls, and bright crystal rocks.
01:22Hey, look what I found!
01:31Well, that's a quartz vein. Take some samples.
01:48Oh, and where in the world did you come from?
01:54And who are you, anyway?
01:57Me? Huh. I, I'm a geologist.
02:00And what in the world is that?
02:03Huh. You mean to say that you don't know what a geologist is?
02:08Why, we, we look for precious stones. There.
02:22So, you're a, uh, a ge, a geologist?
02:27Of course we're geologists.
02:30Why, we look for, uh, uh, underground treasures, see?
02:35Help! Help! Help! A geologist, save us!
02:41Oh, gee, I must have hit him hard, all right.
03:11Oh, gee, I must have hit him hard, all right.
03:11Thank you very much.
03:11Thank you, thank you, everybody.
03:12Emily, I must have helped him.
03:13Thank you, ogre that you, thank you, thank you.
03:15It's been there in the matter of fantasy,
03:15You're a goal one of the things speed expenditure.
03:43Hey, look out!
03:44Hey, here comes the one who's looking for treasures.
03:49He's a geologist.
03:52Geologist?
03:54Treasure?
03:56So what?
03:57Let him come.
04:07Hide!
04:16Uh, hello?
04:23Wow!
04:27Hey!
04:28Help me get out of here, please!
04:32Oh, no, we won't.
04:34If we let you go, you'll tell everybody about our treasures.
04:41What treasures?
04:41Like this, for instance.
04:48Oh, that's a ruby.
04:51A sort of a mineral.
04:54People can make rubies now themselves.
04:58Uh-huh, and rubies are used in watches.
05:01They're even harder than steel.
05:03You don't say?
05:04Yes.
05:05Without rubies, we wouldn't have lasers.
05:09Heard of it?
05:10It's a sort of a ray that can pierce, that can pierce any stone.
05:16That's swell.
05:19Ah, that's a lot of nonsense.
05:25Line up!
05:45We're gnomes, we're gnomes, we're gnomes.
05:49The genuine masters of all stones.
05:52To people, never for a day.
05:55The stones will ever we display.
06:17Hey, geologist.
06:19You're down there?
06:20Look what I've got.
06:24You had better help me get out of here.
06:37Uh-huh.
06:39Uh-huh.
07:02Oh.
07:14Just a minute.
07:31That's a mineral called barrels.
07:34And when it's green, it's called emerald.
07:39Light alloys can be made with the help of barrels.
07:44And these alloys are used in planes and rockets.
07:49Well, well. Now for certain, I'll never give that to anyone.
07:54You can come with me if you want, and I'll show you how you can get out of this place.
07:59Come on.
08:12And this is all gold.
08:15Oh, no. That's not gold. That's peridot crystal.
08:21Water made all this.
08:22Oh, what do you know? Come on.
08:39And Water made all this, too?
08:41Of course. Those are amethyst crystals.
08:52Ouch! I hit the crystal and saw lots of stars.
08:56Oh, those weren't stars. Those were sparks from the crystal.
09:02You see? Everything here is crystal.
09:06Quartz.
09:07But this one is the special one.
09:10It's called piezo-quartz.
09:14Hit it, and you'll get electricity.
09:17That's great.
09:19Electricity.
09:21Oh, and what have you got there?
09:25Shh, quiet.
09:26That's our hiding place.
09:29We've got lots of them here.
09:32We're very rich.
09:52Now, you should be ashamed of yourself with all this lying here going to waste.
09:59I'll tell you that people could make real good use of it.
10:37Grab them.
10:39Catch them.
10:40Hurry up.
10:41Quickly.
10:51Get a hold of them.
11:06They went that way.
11:07Come on.
11:08Hurry up.
11:09Hurry up.
11:09Quick.
11:37Get a hold of them.
11:38And hold on to them.
11:44Ah, now we've got you, you smart Havocs.
11:47You thought you could get into a hiding place.
11:49Did you ever see a miracle like this?
11:57Stop.
11:57Stop it.
11:58Stop it.
11:59Please stop it.
12:04Oh, I got it.
12:06He is a magician.
12:07He's got electricity.
12:11There's no magic here at all.
12:14Why, it's an ordinary crystal.
12:16You see, it serves people in radio settings and works in various apparatuses.
12:21And what do you need crystals for?
12:25When we become very, very rich, we will decorate the sky with beautiful precious stones.
12:34And it will be brighter than the sun.
12:38You funny creatures.
12:41Why, there's nothing more beautiful than the real sky and the sun.
12:49And your stones, your precious stones will get ruined here.
12:54People, they could make good use of them.
12:58Ah, I'm off.
13:16Maybe you'll stay here with us.
13:18We're also geologists.
13:21We search for precious stones, too.
13:24No.
13:25You search for yourselves.
13:27We geologists.
13:29For the people.
13:44This group.
13:47Thank you friend.
13:49And this too.
13:52Thanks.
13:55Goodbye everybody.
14:42Oh, there he is.
14:44And look, there is something else.
14:48And here, too.
14:50Look why that's a billow and a ruby.
14:54What a helper we've got.
15:10Good morning.
15:13Breakfast time.
15:15Breakfast time.
15:17Monkey.
15:19Oh, what is it?
15:21Tomorrow already?
15:23No.
15:25It's still today.
15:27Huh.
15:27But you've had your breakfast.
15:29Yes.
15:30So what of it?
15:32Today's become tomorrow.
15:36There's no tomorrow now when it's today.
15:39Tomorrow is in the future.
15:41Today it's the present tense.
15:45Is tomorrow present, too?
15:47That is.
15:48It's in fun, huh?
15:50Hm.
15:51The future can always become the present.
15:53But, uh...
15:54Yes.
15:55Come on.
15:56Come on.
15:57Oh, well.
15:58It will become the present later.
16:00When?
16:02Soon.
16:04Oh, if you ask me.
16:06It happened already.
16:08What do you mean, happened?
16:10When did it happen?
16:11How did it happen?
16:14Uh...
16:14What's been happening, friends?
16:17The future.
16:19But where?
16:20Oh, everywhere.
16:23It's been tomorrow since this morning.
16:26Oh.
16:26That can't be right.
16:27That today should be tomorrow.
16:30No.
16:30Oh, the way you put it,
16:32today is still yesterday.
16:34Yesterday is finished already.
16:38Uh...
16:39Uh...
16:40When yesterday finishes,
16:41comes tomorrow.
16:43And then the day after tomorrow.
16:47And then comes the day after the day after tomorrow.
16:52And then...
16:54Excuse me, please.
16:56Where is today?
16:58Who cares about it anyway?
17:01Every single day is present.
17:05Everyone is sick of that.
17:09I'm afraid that time will stop soon altogether and for good.
17:16We will wake up in the morning there where yesterday has stood.
17:24We will wake up in the morning there where yesterday has stood.
17:36We will wake up in the morning there.
17:37Let today then be tomorrow.
17:38Let today then be tomorrow.
17:39Don't we want a nice new day?
17:41No one cares about the present,
17:44which is simply yesterday.
17:46day. Look, see? Everything around us is tomorrow-ish. Don't you realize that we already are living
17:55in the future? If it was really the future now, why, this right now would already be
18:03a new year at least. What? The new year? Uh, the new year. Why not? Let it be the new
18:12year. What's that? What's that? The new year. The new year doesn't come in just like that.
18:21The new year has to be seen in. Oh, fine. It's just fine. Oh, really. Let's do see the new
18:30year in. Oh, let's do. Well, I do say, really, why not? Why not? It's such a lot of fun,
18:41my
18:41friends, to see the new year in. Lots and lots of fun. All right. Let's start right in
18:51celebrating. We'll see you in the new year. If you want to see in the new year, you have
18:57to have a fur tree. Then, you have to have Grandfather Frost and the Snow Maiden. I can
19:08be the Snow Maiden. I would like to be Grandfather Frost. May I? Then I can be the fur tree.
19:21Oh,
19:21fine. We'll decorate you and dance all around you. And, uh, what kind of dancing will that
19:31be? Ah, round the tree. The snake was born in Africa, in Africa well grand. So elegant the
19:43whole year round. So green and so well fed. Why does he have to be green? Because I'm
19:52a fur tree. Oh, I don't think you'll ever make a fur tree. Why not? Why won't he make
20:00a fur tree? A fur tree is prickly. Snakes too soft. Fur trees are full of prickly needles. Oh, we
20:11can stick the needles in. Please don't. Don't stick any needles into me. The parrot's right.
20:19I will never make a decent fur tree. So we haven't got a tree. But we do have the Snow
20:29Maiden.
20:30And, and Grandpa Frost. There's no old man Frost either. Father Frost is cold while Grand Elephant
20:37here. Feel him. He is warm. But we can freeze him up. A bit. No. Don't freeze me. Please don't
20:48freeze me. I don't wanna catch cold. I don't. Well, we can celebrate the new year with nothing
20:55but the Snow Maiden. See? I say we can. That's right. The beautiful Snow Maiden came to celebrate
21:06with us. She brought us many, many gifts and played like one of us. So we've decided definitely
21:24to celebrate. Of course. And we don't need the old year anymore? No, we don't. Celebrate.
21:36But remember, our elephant will miss one of his birthdays. How's that? Why's that? Because
21:44he hasn't had his birthday yet this year. He hasn't? And he won't have it. You said you didn't
21:51have any more use for this year. How can that be? But without a birthday at all. And I was
21:59saving fresh bananas for a birthday present. No more fresh bananas. They'll have to remain
22:05green and unripe. I say, friends, haven't we been in a bit of a hurry? I'll say we've been
22:17in a hurry. Why on earth should we rush to see in the next new year when there are so
22:25many
22:25interesting things left this year? Bananas and pineapples? Yeah. And there is still my birthday
22:37coming. That means the future hasn't come yet. Not yet. But you can be sure it will arrive.
22:47Ah, so today isn't tomorrow, is it? Today is today. Tomorrow is tomorrow.
22:59Every day? Every day. Swell. Every day will be tomorrow.
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