- 10 hours ago
One Good Turn is a classic comedy short film featuring Laurel and Hardy. The story follows two down-on-their-luck men who try to help a kind older woman, leading to a series of humorous misunderstandings and hilarious situations. Enjoy this vintage comedy full of classic slapstick humor, memorable performances, and timeless entertainment for fans of old Hollywood cinema.
Category
🎈
FunTranscript
00:00:04The End
00:00:39The End
00:01:08The End
00:01:31The End
00:01:34The End
00:01:43The End
00:01:44The End
00:02:20All right, six o'clock, I know.
00:02:50Morning, George.
00:02:51All in, Norman.
00:03:00Here are buttons.
00:03:03For one minute.
00:03:03All in, Norman, where's my tea?
00:03:28Oh, wait a minute.
00:03:29Oh, wait a minute.
00:03:29No, not you, Major.
00:03:30No.
00:03:30Oh, shut up.
00:03:32What?
00:03:33No, no, not you really, Major.
00:03:34I'm coming up with you straight away.
00:03:48Oh, shut up.
00:03:49Hold on, ya.
00:03:50Go ahead.
00:04:01One, two, three, four.
00:04:121, 2, 3, 4.
00:04:17No! No man! No man!
00:04:23Oh!
00:04:27Making tea?
00:04:35Well, I wouldn't mind if it was the first time.
00:04:38I got my foot caught.
00:04:40Here.
00:04:42Hurry up with the matron's tea. It's getting cold.
00:04:47Ha, ha, ha!
00:05:02Mate, sir!
00:05:03Yes?
00:05:04Your tea!
00:05:05Oh, leave it there, thank you.
00:05:07All right.
00:05:33Good morning, Norman.
00:05:35Good morning, Mary.
00:05:36Got anything for me?
00:05:38Have a seat in the pot.
00:05:42Norman!
00:05:42Mary!
00:05:43Look at the time!
00:05:55Here!
00:05:56Peter!
00:05:57Chris!
00:05:58Oh, come on!
00:06:00Norman!
00:06:01Come in, Jimmy.
00:06:03Yes?
00:06:04Norman, my auntie's coming today.
00:06:06That's right, Jimmy. Today's the day. Your auntie's coming to take you out, isn't she?
00:06:10Yes.
00:06:11So, they're at school this morning, and then this afternoon, no school.
00:06:14Ha, ha, ha.
00:06:15Now, you get dressed.
00:06:16Here's your trousers.
00:06:38Now, come on, kid. Hurry up. Go a pill in. Too deep. That's it. Come on. Too deep. That's it.
00:06:44I'll quit march. For one minute, I've got to post a letter.
00:07:11Come on.
00:07:14Oh, one minute. Now, wait there. Now, don't move.
00:07:18Come on, Jimmy.
00:07:19Come on, smash it. I wouldn't mind having that money.
00:07:22I'll bet you wouldn't.
00:07:25Get those children off the road.
00:07:27This is a public crossing, Mr. Bigley.
00:07:32Why, you...
00:07:32Now, take it easy, Dad.
00:07:34Hurry up. Get fell in. Too deep.
00:07:41Hurry up.
00:07:43Swing your arms. That's it. Come on. Too deep.
00:07:46Norman!
00:07:47Oh!
00:07:49Well?
00:07:51Give these to Matron with my compliments.
00:07:54Oh, yes, Mr. Bigley.
00:07:57Quick march.
00:08:07Morning, Miss Gibson.
00:08:08Hello.
00:08:09Can Jimmy have the afternoon off because his aunt is coming to take him out?
00:08:12Yes, of course.
00:08:13Are these for me?
00:08:15Hmm?
00:08:15Why, Norman, how sweet of you.
00:08:17Iris!
00:08:19Iris!
00:08:21I just dashed in to ask you to make it 7.30 instead of 7. The old man's busy. All
00:08:25right?
00:08:25Norman brought me these.
00:08:27Oh, did he?
00:08:30Aren't they wonderful?
00:08:31Wonderful.
00:08:32Are you coming my way, Norman?
00:08:35No, thanks.
00:08:36No, I just want to see the children in.
00:08:38All right.
00:08:38See you later.
00:08:59I think you'll prefer it.
00:09:00Yes, that seems to be all right.
00:09:01I know I let you down on the other side.
00:09:03But how was I to know the council would step in?
00:09:06How do you know they won't step in now?
00:09:07I can guarantee that.
00:09:09And you couldn't get a better site for your factory.
00:09:11Near the railway and a few minutes from the main road.
00:09:13But will they let you close an orphanage?
00:09:15Yes.
00:09:16What about the children?
00:09:17I'm not going to do anything...
00:09:18Never fear, Mr. Carter.
00:09:20They will be taken care of.
00:09:21As chairman of the orphanage committee, I know my duty to the children.
00:09:24They will be boarded out in private homes.
00:09:26That's what the poor things need.
00:09:28That's the modern way.
00:09:29And I will see to it personally.
00:09:33Oh, excuse me.
00:09:34You know my son, don't you?
00:09:36How do you do?
00:09:37How do you do?
00:09:37How do you do?
00:09:38And as long as the children are properly looked after, I'm willing to consider the place.
00:09:42It seems to meet our requirements.
00:09:43Anyway, I'd like to look over it when the children are away.
00:09:45Leave that to me.
00:09:48I'll ring you about that later today.
00:09:50Good.
00:09:50I'll be in all the afternoon.
00:09:51Good morning.
00:09:52Good morning.
00:09:53Good morning.
00:09:55Dad.
00:09:56It's not the Greenwood home you're offering them, is it?
00:09:58Why not?
00:09:59It's a perfect sight.
00:10:00But Dad, the children.
00:10:01They're so happy there.
00:10:02They'll be just as happy in private homes.
00:10:04Oh, but now, Alec.
00:10:05I've no time to talk to you now, Alec.
00:10:14Let's go.
00:10:14Now, you wait here, Jimmy, and your aunt will come in a minute.
00:10:17Yes, Mary.
00:10:17Have a lovely time.
00:10:19Yes, that's it, Jimmy.
00:10:20You enjoy yourself.
00:10:21Mary, I've got to get some old clothes from Lady Wilson's.
00:10:23I'll be back about four.
00:10:24Ta-da.
00:10:43Excuse me, could you apply with three pennies, please?
00:10:48Thank you very much.
00:11:01Can I have some coffers, please?
00:11:03Can I have some coffers, please?
00:11:06Can I have some coffers, please?
00:11:36Yes, no, sir?
00:11:44I'm going to have some coffers, please.
00:12:01Thank you very much.
00:12:26Oh, my God.
00:12:33Maybe you will.
00:12:35Topham 245.
00:12:39Topham 245.
00:12:41Topham 245.
00:12:41Topham 245.
00:12:44Got a pencil?
00:12:45Yes, thanks.
00:12:48Would you like a pencil?
00:13:08Oh, is Mabel on duty, please?
00:13:10Oh, it is Mabel. Oh, good.
00:13:11This is Norman from the orphanage.
00:13:13I haven't got any money looking.
00:13:14I've got to phone Lady Walson
00:13:15because I'm calling round for some old clothes for the orphanage
00:13:17and she doesn't know when I'm calling,
00:13:18so if you'll put me through now, I'll pay you Friday.
00:13:22Oh, good.
00:13:22Yes, it's, um...
00:13:29Oh, it's Chilling 47.
00:13:32No, Larkswood, I...
00:13:34Oh, Amsterdam.
00:13:36No, it's...
00:13:37Well, there's one down here.
00:13:39Here.
00:13:40No, it's not that one.
00:13:41Oh!
00:13:43Oh!
00:13:44Oh!
00:13:45Oh!
00:13:47It's all smothered with them.
00:13:50Have you got a pen?
00:13:52I don't know.
00:13:53It's amazing.
00:13:56Oh, I've got it.
00:13:58Topham 245.
00:13:59That's the one.
00:14:05Well, what on earth?
00:14:07They put me down at once.
00:14:08There's a libertine.
00:14:09What are you doing?
00:14:10Now get out of there.
00:14:11Get out of there once.
00:14:13What?
00:14:13I was in here first.
00:14:15I've been waiting.
00:14:15Give me that telephone.
00:14:17I tell you.
00:14:19Tell me.
00:14:19Tell me.
00:14:20I'm not going to wait.
00:14:20I tell you.
00:14:21I was in here first.
00:14:22Now go.
00:14:23Oh!
00:14:25Now what's the matter?
00:14:27Oh.
00:14:27Oh, good.
00:14:28Oh, somebody.
00:14:29Now come on.
00:14:30Get out of here.
00:14:34You big bully.
00:14:37Hey!
00:14:37What are you doing?
00:14:38Here?
00:14:41Get out of here.
00:14:43Oh,これ.
00:14:45And he's just dead, man.
00:14:54Give me that.
00:14:56Oh, my God.
00:14:58Oh, my God.
00:15:00Oh, my God.
00:15:01Oh, my God.
00:15:02Oh, my God.
00:15:04Oh, my God.
00:15:10I'm sorry, the line is out of order.
00:15:12I'm not surprised.
00:15:47Hello, Jimmy. My goodness, you soon got on. I bet you had a smash in time, didn't you?
00:15:56What's the matter? Didn't your auntie come then?
00:16:03Well, never mind, Jimmy. At least somebody did write to you.
00:16:08I've never had a postcard in all my life.
00:16:10Look, Jimmy, I'll tell you what. You come over here and I'll tell you how I was found in a
00:16:16basket on crew station.
00:16:22Here, let's go into the kitchen and see what there is to eat, eh?
00:16:33See what we can find, eh?
00:16:39Here's a jelly. I'll get a spoon, eh?
00:16:44Well, don't you want any, then?
00:16:47Oh, have an orange, eh?
00:16:52Oh, I tell you what. Let's make a man. Then he'll stand up on his own.
00:16:58Here, what are you up to? I thought you were going out with your auntie.
00:17:06Here, love. Have a special Sunday biscuit. Here you are.
00:17:10Oh, don't cry, Jimmy. Your aunt will come some other day.
00:17:14Now, be a big boy and stop crying, eh?
00:17:16Tell you what, you can take first pick of any toy before the others come back from school.
00:17:21Look, Jimmy, if you stop crying and give us a nice smile, I'll buy you a new toy. All for
00:17:27yourself. Anything you want.
00:17:29There. It's a promise. Now, what do you want?
00:17:38Promise?
00:17:39Yes, I promise.
00:17:41Crush your heart.
00:17:43What's it going to be?
00:17:45The motor car.
00:17:46Which motor car?
00:17:47The motor car in the shop window on the way to school.
00:17:49Oh, that one?
00:17:51The snowman.
00:17:54Now, you run upstairs and take your pick before the others come back, eh?
00:18:00Can't get no further with the car.
00:18:04Now you've done it.
00:18:06What's up with you?
00:18:07Well, making promises you can't keep.
00:18:10But Jimmy knows.
00:18:11Jimmy knows nothing of the sort.
00:18:13And you should never make a promise, especially to a child, if you don't intend to keep it.
00:18:17Children never forget.
00:18:19And now, would you mind getting on with some work?
00:18:21All right, all right.
00:19:01Oh, cook.
00:19:02I want to have a word with you about the children.
00:19:05Look.
00:19:08Oh, I...
00:19:11Oh, no.
00:19:12Norman, I'm not angry with you.
00:19:14I merely want to know what you did with Mr Bigley's flowers.
00:19:16Well, I was going to school with the other kids and I...
00:19:19Oh, please be plain.
00:19:20I can't hear a word you're saying.
00:19:22Go on, look.
00:19:22Start again.
00:19:23I was going to school with the other kids and I...
00:19:26Oh, you speak up, Norman.
00:19:28Oh, you gracious me.
00:19:29There's no need to shout.
00:19:30I'm not shouting at you.
00:19:31Well, of course she's having a...
00:19:32It's nothing to do with you anyway.
00:19:33It's nothing to do with you anyway.
00:19:34Oh, do you give me a quash?
00:19:35I'm not saying.
00:19:37I'm not saying.
00:19:39I'm not saying.
00:19:43I'm not saying.
00:19:53Oh, you're a nutty.
00:20:01Oh, my lord.
00:20:02Come on.
00:20:02No.
00:20:04That's it.
00:20:06I don't cry.
00:20:07I'm not crying.
00:20:09You what?
00:20:10I've been feeling the onions and all me ice water when I...
00:20:14Oh, dear.
00:20:18Oh, dear.
00:20:20Oh, dear.
00:20:21Oh, dear.
00:20:21Oh, dear.
00:20:21Oh, dear.
00:20:22Oh, dear.
00:20:22Oh, dear.
00:20:23Oh, dear.
00:20:23Oh, lord.
00:20:24The law of the stratosphere.
00:20:26There's nothing wonderful about flying saucers.
00:20:29Once this hits the interstellar space of the stratosphere,
00:20:32and the law of gravity ceases to operate,
00:20:34then you've had it.
00:20:35Come on, children.
00:20:36Bedtime.
00:20:37Yes, come on, Kip.
00:20:38Come on.
00:20:40Bedtime.
00:20:42I won't go to bed until Norma sings to us.
00:20:46Nor will I.
00:20:48Nor will I.
00:20:49Nor will I.
00:20:55All right, babe.
00:20:56What do you want me to sing?
00:20:56The step song, Norman.
00:20:59Yes, the step song.
00:21:00Right now.
00:21:00All right.
00:21:02Hooray.
00:21:09Take a step in the right direction.
00:21:12Turn your eyes to the skies of blue.
00:21:16If a signpost should say you'll be happy that way,
00:21:19that's the way for you.
00:21:21Take a step in the right direction.
00:21:25Walk along with a song or two.
00:21:28Give a smile to the sun and you'll find that it's fun,
00:21:31for the sun will smile back at you.
00:21:34Just wear a rainbow in your hair and sandbeams in your eyes.
00:21:41Find a million dreams to share.
00:21:44And you'll grow up healthy, wealthy and wise.
00:21:47You will make every day perfection.
00:21:50If you try to be good and true.
00:21:53Take a step in the right direction.
00:21:56And the whole world will become ready.
00:21:59And the whole world will belong to you.
00:22:08Just wear a rainbow in your hair and sandbeams in your eyes.
00:22:15Find a million dreams to share.
00:22:18And you'll grow up healthy, wealthy and wise.
00:22:21you will make every day perfection if you try to be good and true take a step in the right
00:22:29direction
00:22:29and the whole world will belong to you
00:22:37off to bed
00:22:41come on now
00:23:09what are you doing in there eh come on up you go to bed
00:23:14this will do the trick ready yeah i'm ready shut the door norman what for you'll see
00:23:28oh
00:23:32cracking almost fainted somebody get some water quick hurry quick yes hurry
00:23:37oh look look at the best you made
00:23:41come on now get undressed in the bed come on come on in the bed and he promised and he
00:23:45crossed his arm
00:23:46don't be soft jimmy it costs 12 pounds and 12 pounds is 240 shillings and 240 shillings
00:23:52is 2880 pence
00:23:55norman
00:23:57here you are norman
00:23:59what's this
00:24:00a postcard because you never had one
00:24:04oh thank you jimmy
00:24:06oh yes that's nice
00:24:07that's the first one i've ever had
00:24:10thank you very much
00:24:11thank you
00:24:14prayers everybody
00:24:18god bless norman and make him keep his promise
00:24:24amen
00:24:25thank you
00:24:45thank you
00:24:48thank you
00:25:05here you are matron it isn't fifteen
00:25:06well it isn't ten what is it
00:25:09fourteen
00:25:10you don't get another penny
00:25:11but i must have twelve pounds
00:25:13you're crazy
00:25:16norman
00:25:16you're not in trouble are you norman
00:25:18what sort of trouble
00:25:20are you courting norman
00:25:24not yet
00:25:25oh well what is it
00:25:27i promise to buy jimmy a toy
00:25:28well why do you want twelve pounds
00:25:29of course that's what it costs
00:25:32you're mad norman promising a child a toy that costs twelve pounds
00:25:37even if you weren't in arrears i wouldn't advance it
00:25:38every penny you get you waste on those children when will you grow up
00:25:41i promise
00:25:42well you have to unpromise
00:25:43now hurry along norman and i have a great deal to do
00:25:45especially as mr bigley's promise to send all the children to brighton for the day
00:25:49brighton
00:25:49yes
00:25:51i've never seen the same
00:25:52go away
00:26:17it doesn't fit
00:26:18get this into your head love
00:26:20for an orphan anything fits
00:26:22this lot came in last night
00:26:24oh well let's see what we can find
00:26:27ah here's just the job for you tupney
00:26:30nearly fit
00:26:31no it doesn't you've been eating too much
00:26:33and it goes right over your head doesn't it
00:26:36so that won't do
00:26:37i've got a robe
00:26:39you've got a robe
00:26:41i've got a robe
00:26:42i've got a trim and got a robe
00:26:44when i go to heaven i'm going to put on my robe
00:26:48and walk all over god's heaven
00:26:52heaven
00:26:53heaven
00:26:55heaven
00:26:56heaven
00:26:56heaven
00:26:57heaven
00:26:57oh hello miss gibson
00:26:59we're just um
00:27:00oh we're all going to heaven
00:27:01at brighton
00:27:02we're nearly ready miss gibson
00:27:04now children mind you're all a great credit to the home
00:27:07yes
00:27:08and do everything that miss gibson and cook and mary tell
00:27:11yes
00:27:11all ready then
00:27:13yes
00:27:13good
00:27:15and as soon as you've seen them off the premises norman
00:27:17i want you to hurry back here
00:27:19i've got some people coming to see the home and i want it cleaned up
00:27:22oh
00:27:23oh
00:27:23i'm not going then
00:27:24no norman
00:27:26oh
00:27:28i've never seen the sea in all my life matron
00:27:30i can't help it
00:27:31norman would be a great help matron
00:27:33i dare say miss gibson but i want him here
00:27:35please children hurry along now
00:27:37come along hurry along children
00:27:46goodbye norman i'm so sorry you're not coming with us
00:27:49sorry
00:27:51all that
00:27:52don't you worry about me
00:27:53well i should be all right
00:27:55well i'll find something to do
00:27:57it's a lot of things i'll
00:27:58i'll
00:27:59you go and enjoy yourself
00:28:00go on
00:28:01go on have a nice time
00:28:02bye
00:28:03bye
00:28:03bring me back a stick of rock
00:28:04yes my mom
00:28:07ha ha ha
00:28:19yeah
00:28:20it's all right
00:28:26yeah
00:28:27yeah
00:28:29yeah
00:28:30yeah
00:28:39yeah
00:28:42yeah
00:28:44yeah
00:28:44yeah
00:28:44yeah
00:28:44yeah
00:29:00What is it? What's happened?
00:29:02Please, matron, if Norman can't go, we don't want to go either.
00:29:06But that's absurd.
00:29:08Children!
00:29:15Very well, Norman. Go along and see the sheep.
00:29:22Come on, then.
00:29:27Farewell to old England forever.
00:29:30Farewell to me rumcals as well.
00:29:34Farewell to the well-known old Bailey
00:29:37where he used for to cut such a swell.
00:29:41Singing do-ra-la-oo-ra-la-yat-ee
00:29:45Singing do-ra-la-oo-ra-la-yat
00:29:49Singing do-ra-la-oo-ra-la-yat-ee
00:29:53For we bound for Botany Bay
00:29:59Taint leaving old England we cares about
00:30:03Taint cause we misspells what we own
00:30:06Tis cause all we like sing a chantry
00:30:12Surround with a log on our toes
00:30:15Singing do-ra-la-oo-ra-la-yat-ee
00:30:19Singing do-ra-la-oo-ra-la-yat
00:30:23Singing do-ra-la-oo-ra-la-yat
00:30:27For we bound for Botany Bay
00:30:31för
00:30:44Wie let me sit there Martin so I can be opposite this Gibson.
00:30:47No Norman, I want to look out of the window.
00:30:52Singing do-ra-la-excited
00:30:56Singing do-ra-la-excited
00:30:57Singing do-ra-verb
00:30:58Singing do-ra-club
00:30:58Singing do-ra-excited
00:30:59...
00:31:01...
00:31:02...
00:31:04...
00:31:04...
00:31:12...
00:31:13...
00:31:33I bet you've travelled all over the place, haven't you?
00:31:37People are going down to Brighton ourselves.
00:31:42Have you been about much?
00:31:45I expect we should do a bit of paddling and that.
00:31:50We ain't going back till tonight.
00:31:55Here, here, what about the sing song?
00:32:25Here, what's up?
00:32:27No, thank you.
00:32:28Go on.
00:32:31Here, I've got a load of sweets here.
00:32:36Go on, now, get stuck in.
00:32:37Go on.
00:32:42Here, I'll catch you.
00:32:47Oh, go on.
00:32:49Oh, go on.
00:32:50Oh, go on.
00:33:09Oh, go on.
00:33:11Oh, shut.
00:33:12Oh, you shut it.
00:33:15Oh, dear.
00:33:17You can have some logs on this trip.
00:33:18Oh, I can see that coming off.
00:33:20One big happy family.
00:33:21I'm glad I got in here.
00:33:23I bet if I'd have gone in one of the carriages farther down, I'd have got freeze down.
00:33:26Oh, my God.
00:33:32Here.
00:33:32Here.
00:33:33Here, look at this.
00:33:33Now, watch this.
00:33:34Watch this.
00:33:35This wasp.
00:33:36He's landing.
00:33:38Here.
00:33:39There.
00:33:40Now, there's a liberty.
00:33:42There is a liberty.
00:33:45Right on my jam.
00:33:47Now, get out of it.
00:33:48Get out of it.
00:33:49Get out of it.
00:33:53Put this away.
00:34:05Here.
00:34:06Where's me bottle stopper?
00:34:12You're having a lark?
00:34:14You little devil.
00:34:23Right, now, come on.
00:34:25Who's got my bottle stopper?
00:34:27Come on.
00:34:28Get out of it.
00:34:28I've got to find my bottle stopper.
00:34:30Go on.
00:34:30Sit over there.
00:34:31That's it.
00:34:33Go on.
00:34:33On his left.
00:34:34Here.
00:34:35Come to a tunnel in a minute.
00:34:38Go on.
00:34:38Get over there.
00:34:41Hold this.
00:34:43Here.
00:34:51Oh, I've been a fool, ain't I?
00:34:53Yes!
00:34:56Come on.
00:34:57We're all right now.
00:35:06I tell you what.
00:35:07Here.
00:35:08Now, let's all drop off.
00:35:10Go on.
00:35:11Have a kick.
00:35:33Go on.
00:35:38Go.
00:35:39Oh!
00:35:39Oh!
00:35:43Oh!
00:35:46No!
00:35:48No!
00:35:49Why?
00:35:50I'm so glad to be...
00:35:54What?
00:35:55It's me!
00:35:56Oh!
00:35:57Oh, come on, Lenghler!
00:35:58Hey!
00:36:00Oh!
00:36:02Oh!
00:36:03Oh!
00:36:04Oh!
00:36:04Oh!
00:36:05Oh!
00:36:06Oh!
00:36:07Oh!
00:36:08Oh!
00:36:09Oh!
00:36:11Oh!
00:36:14Oh!
00:36:14Oh!
00:36:15Oh!
00:36:17Oh!
00:36:20Oh!
00:36:21Oh!
00:36:23Oh!
00:36:23What's up?
00:36:24Well, I've got a horse.
00:36:26Where?
00:36:27How by?
00:36:27Oh!
00:36:29There!
00:36:30Oh!
00:36:32Oh!
00:36:32Oh!
00:36:34Well, daughter, there...
00:37:04Oh
00:37:34Hey
00:37:36I've lost my trousers
00:37:36You've what?
00:37:39You've what?
00:37:40I've lost me trousers
00:37:41As soon as we get a bride to see if you can borrow a pair for me, will you?
00:37:45Well, where from?
00:37:47Well, I don't know
00:37:48I must have some, I must
00:37:54But I keep telling you he's lost his trousers
00:37:56Well, what do you want me to do about it?
00:37:59Borrow some
00:37:59Borrow some
00:38:03Oi!
00:38:05No, don't blow it yet
00:38:08No, wait a minute, no, don't
00:38:10I ain't seen the sea
00:38:12Well, where are you?
00:38:13Now, don't get excited
00:38:14Norman!
00:38:21Oh, look, she's getting me trousers now
00:38:23Oh, now, fuck it up
00:38:24What do you think I'm going to do? Run down the line and pull it back
00:38:26And don't miss a cheeky
00:38:28Well, there would have been
00:38:31Blowing things
00:38:31Oh, no
00:38:33No
00:38:35Don't
00:38:36Oh, now
00:38:50Oh, tickets.
00:38:51Oh, tickets.
00:38:54Oi, where's your ticket?
00:38:57Where's your trousers?
00:39:02Here, stop that man.
00:39:06Now, let's get out of here.
00:39:38Come on, stop her.
00:40:04This is the way to brighten it.
00:40:06You pull in my leg.
00:40:08This is the way to the sea.
00:40:09Keep stage time, you'll walk right into it.
00:40:11Good.
00:40:13I've got to get to the kids.
00:40:15Yours down there too?
00:40:16Oh dear.
00:40:17How many?
00:40:18Twenty-two.
00:40:38Thanks, mate.
00:40:42Oh, there's a liver toe.
00:40:56What could have happened to Norman?
00:40:57I'd better sit in taking it easy, so why would his feet up?
00:41:05Where's your number?
00:41:07What number?
00:41:08Don't be disqualified if you haven't got a number back in front.
00:41:30Well, I'm really interested in knowing how it was.
00:41:45It's good to meet you.
00:41:46You're so happy to meet you.
00:41:48I'm too happy to meet you.
00:41:51I'm a little girl as you're doing.
00:41:52A little girl has to get attached.
00:41:57I'm just glad you're taking it here.
00:41:58You're welcome.
00:42:11I think I'll ring the station.
00:42:13They may have some news of Norman.
00:42:14Here they come!
00:42:15Come on, kids!
00:42:20Here come the bus.
00:42:23Looks like a record, too.
00:42:24Not bad.
00:42:34Do you see what I see?
00:42:57Where's Miss Gibson?
00:42:58She's over there.
00:43:08She's over there.
00:43:08Hello, Miss Gibson.
00:43:09I'm here.
00:43:10I had to walk all the way.
00:43:11Hey, where's the sea?
00:43:12Over there.
00:43:13Is it?
00:43:14Where?
00:43:20Oh, it's no use.
00:43:21I can't see it, but I'll see it later.
00:43:22Well done, sir, and in record time.
00:43:25A splendid effort, sir.
00:43:26What happened, sir?
00:43:28I want to see the sea.
00:43:30I've never seen the sea in all my life.
00:43:32I want to see the sea.
00:43:35Where to, lady?
00:43:35Go to the station.
00:43:40Hey, what's the game?
00:43:42No good, Anthony.
00:43:42Go on.
00:43:43I want to see the sea.
00:43:44I want to see the sea.
00:43:46Come on.
00:43:46Hey, look.
00:43:47Don't have the fun.
00:43:49I want to see the sea.
00:43:50Come on.
00:43:52Hang on.
00:43:52Hang on.
00:43:53I've never seen the sea in all my life.
00:43:54I've never seen the sea in all my life.
00:43:56Well, I think that you ought to give it back by rights.
00:43:59No.
00:44:00I won it.
00:44:00Under false pretenses, though.
00:44:01Yeah, but I was talking with all...
00:44:02You weren't even entered for the race.
00:44:04Worth a bit of money, I'd say.
00:44:06Is it?
00:44:06Yes.
00:44:07And you could get into a lot of trouble if they found out.
00:44:09That's solid silver, that is.
00:44:11Here.
00:44:11What do you reckon it's worth?
00:44:13Oh, 15 or 20 pounds.
00:44:15No.
00:44:1515 or 20...
00:44:18Here, Norman, what are you going to do?
00:44:20I'm going to have my name put on it.
00:44:36What can I do for you?
00:44:38I want to sell it.
00:44:3915 or 20 pounds.
00:44:40I name the price.
00:44:42You can see it.
00:44:44Yes, very nice.
00:44:46London to Brighton Walk, first place.
00:44:52Astonishing.
00:44:53Where did you get this?
00:44:54Brighton.
00:44:55I won it.
00:44:57Ah.
00:44:57Just a moment.
00:45:09Hello.
00:45:09Is that the police station?
00:45:12Ah.
00:45:12Well, a young man has just brought a cup in.
00:45:15A London to Brighton walk-in race cup.
00:45:18Has any theft been reported?
00:45:29No.
00:45:30Nothing reported.
00:45:32That's all I wanted to know.
00:45:43Yes, I can let you have something else.
00:45:49Why are you doing that?
00:45:51I'm looking for a job.
00:45:52A job?
00:45:53But you've got a job.
00:45:55No, I mean one that I get paid for.
00:45:57Here's one.
00:45:57Listen.
00:45:58Advertising executive wanted by London firm.
00:46:00Must be of smart appearance and go ahead.
00:46:03Night work only.
00:46:04Oh, now don't be silly.
00:46:05You can't go working yourself to death here all day and then work nights.
00:46:09I must.
00:46:09I've got to get the money.
00:46:10I promised.
00:46:11Anyway, you imagine.
00:46:12Me.
00:46:13A London advertising executive.
00:46:29Candy floss.
00:46:31Get your candy floss.
00:46:33Candy floss.
00:46:46I bet that they don't half have a good time there, eh?�?
00:47:00Candy floss.
00:47:02Get your candy
00:47:03floss. Candy floss.
00:47:06Get your candy
00:47:08floss.
00:48:18Calm yourself, maestro. Don't be nervous.
00:48:21Go on, please, maestro. Go on.
00:48:22Calm yourself, please.
00:48:23Calm yourself.
00:48:26You're welcome.
00:51:33Yeah!
00:51:35Let's swing it!
00:52:28Quick, hit him off!
00:52:56Here we go!
00:53:02Oh, my God.
00:53:32Oh, my God.
00:54:30Oh, my God.
00:54:35Oh, my God.
00:55:22Oh, my God.
00:55:24Oh, my God.
00:55:27Of course, Smashing.
00:55:29Isn't it, Martin?
00:55:30Yes, it is.
00:55:31That's Jimmy's car, I don't think.
00:55:34Won't get that in a month or Sunday.
00:55:37Norman wouldn't buy any of that.
00:55:40Come on, kids.
00:55:46Got something, Norman?
00:55:48Hello, Miss Gibson.
00:55:50Has he gone yet?
00:55:51Has who gone?
00:55:52The policeman.
00:55:54Yes, why?
00:55:55Oh, I'm a wanted man.
00:55:57Why? Norman, what have you done?
00:55:59Nothing. I only wanted to sell the cup of one, that's all.
00:56:02Why?
00:56:03I want the money to buy Jimmy a car.
00:56:06Look, I must see you.
00:56:09Oh, of course.
00:56:114.30 this afternoon at the cinema cafe.
00:56:14All right, Miss Gibson.
00:56:20Bye, Miss Gibson.
00:56:22All in.
00:56:24Quick march.
00:56:30Norman, this way.
00:56:34Hurry up.
00:56:40Have you had your tea?
00:56:41Yes, sir.
00:56:42Well, you get along now and I'll stand by until the other girl gets there.
00:56:44Thank you, sir.
00:57:03Oh
00:57:30Oh
00:58:00It's always late, isn't it? Still? Woman's privilege?
00:58:07Hang on
00:58:09If you have a look through the crack in the door, you can see the pictures for nothing
00:58:14I'd say, if you have a look, if you have a look
00:58:18Oh, I thought you couldn't hear
00:58:22If you have a look through the crack in the door there, you can see the pictures
00:58:26Go on, have a look
00:58:28Don't worry, I'll keep watch
00:58:29Go on, have a look
00:58:31Go on, have a look
00:58:32Oh, you've got the wind up
00:58:33Go on, get your head on the handles
00:58:36That's it
00:58:38Come on, it's my turn
00:58:39Have a look
00:58:42Now, you keep watching out for me
00:58:46The views you can't see through there, it's filthy
00:58:51Now, look, watch from outside, we'll both get caught
00:58:57Hey, they're tying them up
00:59:03Mind you
00:59:04It's all yours
00:59:08Hello, Norman
00:59:09Hello, Miss Gibson
00:59:10You look very nice
00:59:12Thank you
00:59:13I want to explain about last night
00:59:15Oh, don't trouble to
00:59:16It was the best concert we've ever been to
00:59:27Yes
00:59:30Now, what are you going to have?
00:59:32Nothing, thank you, Norman
00:59:34But just to please you, I'll have some tea
00:59:37Tea?
00:59:38And some cream cakes
00:59:42Some cream cakes?
00:59:45And, er, a chocolate sundae
00:59:50Chocolate sundae
00:59:52Yes
00:59:53And you, sir?
00:59:55Oh, no, nothing for me, thank you
00:59:57I'll just watch
01:00:02I had to see you, Norman
01:00:03They're going to close the orphanage
01:00:05I can't do that
01:00:07What's going to happen to the children?
01:00:09Well, they're going to board the children out
01:00:13You shouldn't have stayed on, Norman
01:00:14You could get lots of jobs
01:00:17But I couldn't leave the children
01:00:20They might miss me
01:00:22You must think of yourself, too, you know
01:00:24I do
01:00:25I couldn't be happier
01:00:27It's all right being happy
01:00:28But you must have an ambition
01:00:29But I am ambitious
01:00:31See, what I want is an orphanage of me own
01:00:33So that every little orphan can be happy every day
01:00:36I know it isn't much of a job
01:00:37Not much money in it
01:00:38It's a lovely ambition, Norman
01:00:39Of course it is, isn't it?
01:00:42Now, if I had an orphanage of me own
01:00:44Well, that'd be all right
01:00:45But, well
01:00:48Orphans have to have a matron, don't they?
01:00:50Of course they do
01:00:51I couldn't manage it by myself, could I?
01:00:53I'm sure you'd find somebody really nice to help you, Norman
01:00:55I don't want somebody really nice
01:00:57Oh, I do, but not
01:01:01Well, I know who I want
01:01:05So if I had an orphanage
01:01:06Oh, look at the time, Norman
01:01:07I must fly
01:01:08I've got a lot to do before I meet Alec
01:01:11Oh
01:01:13He's promised to take me to the fair tonight
01:01:14Oh, nice
01:01:17Well, I must go, Norman
01:01:19Of course
01:01:19Goodbye, Norman
01:01:21Goodbye, Miss Gibson
01:01:25Hey, Miss Gibson
01:01:27You ain't had nothing to eat
01:01:29Look, there's all your cake and everything left on the table
01:01:31You only need tea, all your
01:01:40Your bell, sir
01:01:44What?
01:01:51Thank you
01:01:55I'll pay for them, I'm gonna have them
01:02:04When is she turned up yet?
01:02:06Oh, never mind
01:02:06Here, have a cake
01:02:07Go on
01:02:09Now, you must sit up
01:02:10Go on, have another one
01:02:12Will you leave my theatre?
01:02:14Your theatre
01:02:16Your theatre
01:02:17Here you are, sir
01:02:18Thank you
01:02:19Sir
01:02:22Get out
01:02:25Well, I take it that's all settled then
01:02:27The orphanage will be sold
01:02:28I'm anxious about the children
01:02:30Does the move have to be so soon?
01:02:32Mr. Carter needs the sight immediately
01:02:34But you don't have to worry about the dear children
01:02:38Look, ladies and gentlemen
01:02:40The way I see it
01:02:41The orphanage might like to have a say in its future
01:02:43In other words
01:02:44The matron should certainly be consulted
01:02:46Of course, matron will be consulted
01:02:48What are your views, Lady Wilson?
01:02:50If it is for the good of the children
01:02:52The sooner they are moved
01:02:53The happier I shall be
01:02:55Nobody could have put it better
01:02:56We will meet and go to the orphanage on Saturday
01:02:59To settle the matter
01:03:00Good evening
01:03:11It's the sport of gentlemen
01:03:13And, ladies and gentlemen
01:03:15This is a sport that has made England famous
01:03:17And it might make you famous
01:03:18And we don't ask you to do it for nothing
01:03:20Ten pounds
01:03:21Ten pounds for the amateur boxer
01:03:23Who lost three rounds
01:03:24With one of my boys here tonight
01:03:25Ten pounds in cash
01:03:27Without any anky-panky
01:03:28Go three rounds
01:03:29And win ten pounds
01:03:30It's as easy as that
01:03:31Ha ha
01:03:32And who doesn't want ten pounds
01:03:34It's money for jam
01:03:35Three rounds for ten pounds
01:03:37Continuous performance and no waiting
01:03:39Here's the best value for money
01:03:41To say nothing of the excitement
01:03:42Come inside and enjoy yourselves
01:03:44Bring the kids in too
01:03:45It's the sport of gentlemen
01:03:47And when I claim
01:03:48That I can make you do the impossible
01:03:51I assure you, ladies and gentlemen
01:03:52It is no idle boast
01:03:53I am not one of those
01:03:55Two-penny-half-penny fakers
01:03:57But to prove to you
01:03:59That you will see the genuine article inside
01:04:03I am willing
01:04:04To hypnotize any member of the audience
01:04:07Free, gratis, and for nothing
01:04:10Here and now
01:04:11And in full view of you all
01:04:12Who is it going to be?
01:04:14This gentleman, I believe
01:04:15No, wait, wait, wait
01:04:16This gentleman walk first
01:04:17Yes
01:04:18I am sorry
01:04:19I am sorry
01:04:20I am very quiet
01:04:21I am sorry
01:04:23Are you surely talking
01:04:25All right
01:04:27All right
01:04:28All right
01:04:29Will you sit there
01:04:29What is your name?
01:04:33Norman
01:04:35And what you want, Norman?
01:04:37I want to be a boxer
01:04:40I want to go three rounds
01:04:42And win ten pounds
01:04:46And so you shall
01:04:48Just sit down
01:04:50And concentrate
01:04:52On my eyes
01:04:55So you want to be a boxer
01:04:57Just concentrate on my eyes
01:05:07Just think of sleep
01:05:11Sleep
01:05:14Just think of sleep
01:05:20Blimey, it works
01:05:22Open your eyes
01:05:31Stand up
01:05:33Sit down
01:05:34It does work
01:05:38Stand up
01:05:39Norman
01:05:39You are now ready to go
01:05:41Three rounds
01:05:46Hey, go, go
01:05:49This way, son
01:05:50Hang there, get your clothes off
01:05:52All right, I'll have a go
01:05:53And then I'll go
01:05:53You can't
01:05:54You are
01:05:57You side with the right, son
01:05:59This way
01:06:00Give me that
01:06:01Answer
01:06:01I don't know how
01:06:03But I've actually done it
01:06:04Come on, let's have a look
01:06:05Eight
01:06:06Nine
01:06:07Out
01:06:08Bad luck, sir
01:06:11Anyone the prize, sir?
01:06:14Now, who's the next lucky young fella?
01:06:17I've seen enough
01:06:18Not for 50 pounds
01:06:19You're right
01:06:25Iris, look
01:06:33Last three rounds
01:06:35Ten pounds
01:06:35All right
01:06:36That's it
01:06:37What's your name, sonny?
01:06:38Norman
01:06:38Norman
01:06:51Thanks, professor
01:06:52Done a nice job
01:06:53Ladies and gentlemen
01:06:55Ladies and gentlemen
01:06:55This contest
01:06:56Between Gunnamack
01:06:58On my left
01:06:59And Norman
01:07:01Nippy Norman
01:07:03On my right
01:07:04Will be three
01:07:06One-minute rounds
01:07:07Fought under the
01:07:09Marquess of
01:07:09Queen's Valley Rules
01:07:10And may the best man win
01:07:14Seconds out
01:07:18Round one
01:07:28Round one
01:07:31Five
01:07:31Ha ha ha!
01:07:39Come on, boy!
01:07:43Come on!
01:07:45Come on!
01:07:50Get to game!
01:07:51No, Norman!
01:07:57My right splatter guy, my right splatter guy!
01:08:13Nice work son, you're doing fine. But don't get in too close, he packs a wallop.
01:08:18Nice three rounds, win ten pounds.
01:08:20That's it son, and you've only got two more rounds to go.
01:08:25Seconds out.
01:08:33Come on, Norman, Norman.
01:09:17One, two, three, four, five, six.
01:09:28What's he doing it for?
01:09:29I don't know. Do you know?
01:09:31Yes. If he lost three rounds, he wins ten pounds.
01:09:34Oh, thanks.
01:09:34I see.
01:09:46Well, it's most extraordinary.
01:09:49Don't just stand there, do something.
01:10:16Hey, go on, that's all.
01:10:18Very good, Norman.
01:10:22Come on, then.
01:10:23Hey, don't mess up out.
01:10:25Come on, Walter.
01:10:27That's all right, Norman. We'll see you get fair play, son.
01:10:30Come on. Come on.
01:10:30Get off your bed.
01:10:31Get off your bed.
01:10:45Come on.
01:10:48Come on.
01:10:52Come on.
01:10:53One, two, three, four, five, Phil.
01:10:59Hey
01:11:37For a moment you had me worried. That's my soul. I didn't know I could do it
01:11:54That's all for tonight folks
01:12:03I
01:12:09Did I win no not quite son, but it was nice going. Oh
01:12:17Think I'll go and see if I can find Norman excuse me fine
01:12:23What
01:12:26Yeah, hold your cap out son
01:12:29I made a collection for you 16 bob. Oh good
01:12:34Only need 11 pounds for now tonight. Good night son. Good night. And thank you
01:12:40Norman
01:12:43Norman
01:12:46Hello miss gibson that was wonderful of you, Norman
01:12:49I know why you fought to get the money for jimmy's present
01:12:52I nearly won. I know I saw you. I want you to do something for me
01:12:58I want you to take this on loan. You can pay me back whenever you can. Oh, no, no, I
01:13:01couldn't please. No, no
01:13:03They made a collection for me in there. I'm all right now. You've got enough
01:13:07Yes, yes, there you are
01:13:10Jolly good Norman. Come on dear. It's getting late. Good night, Norman. Good night
01:13:25Oh
01:13:30And again I venture to suggest to a lady that maybe she'll be mine
01:13:42But you can bet the lady with regret
01:13:48Will politely but firmly decline
01:13:55No matter what I do, no matter what I say
01:14:00No matter how I work it out
01:14:04No matter if I pray
01:14:16Please, opportunity, come my way
01:14:22Make a promise that someone will say
01:14:29Darling, I love you
01:14:38Bring summer into this winter of mine
01:14:45Make a promise that somewhere, sometime
01:14:50I'll fall into love
01:15:00Can't help thinking there might be
01:15:03A girl who's like me, lonely
01:15:11Just the same as myself
01:15:14She's been left on the shelf
01:15:18And only waiting for life to begin
01:15:25So please
01:15:32Opportunity, come my way
01:15:36Let us meet
01:15:38So that someday she may
01:15:44Fall in love with me
01:16:22I don't need three guesses to say
01:16:24Tell me who those belong to
01:16:25Well, somebody's got to do them for him
01:16:27Well, you could do worse
01:16:30Where is trouble, anyway?
01:16:31Well, he went to the fair
01:16:38Norman, you're I?
01:16:40I've been boxing
01:16:40I nearly won
01:16:41Oh, I can see that
01:16:43Here, look, they made a collection for me
01:16:45I got 16 shillings
01:16:46Well, that's a fat lot of good
01:16:47And yet, it'll last a few more seconds
01:16:48Now, shut up a minute
01:16:50Mary and me have knocked our heads together
01:16:51And we've found you the money for the car
01:16:53How?
01:16:54Well, never mind that
01:16:55You can pay us back when you can, Norman
01:16:58Us?
01:17:03Well, no, I couldn't take it from you
01:17:04Now, don't be ungrateful
01:17:05Of course you can, blooming well, take it
01:17:07We're doing it for ourselves, really
01:17:09You see, if you get killed
01:17:11We'll have ten times as much work to do
01:17:12That's right
01:17:15Go on
01:17:16Put it in your pocket
01:17:17And I'll fix your eye
01:17:18Come on
01:17:20Doesn't matter about me
01:17:21What are we going to do about Mr Bigley
01:17:23Oh, wait a minute
01:17:23We'll tell you all about that
01:18:04Hello, Sonny
01:18:05What's the matter with you, eh?
01:18:06Someone's taken my mother car
01:18:07Never mind
01:18:08We'll soon find it again
01:18:11Hey, just a minute
01:18:16Hey, hey, you, hey
01:18:21Hey, you
01:18:29Oh, constable, look
01:18:30We've been trying to get inside
01:18:31All right, try again
01:18:32Yes, I know about that
01:18:39Look at that man, a carf himself
01:18:41Constable
01:18:47Stop
01:18:48Follow that car
01:18:50Stop
01:18:51Follow that car
01:19:18Get out of the way
01:19:21Get out of the way
01:19:25Get out of the way
01:19:26Get out
01:19:27Get out
01:19:48I got out of the way
01:19:52Turn around
01:19:53Hey, turn around
01:19:53Get out of the way
01:19:53I got up
01:19:55Get out of the way
01:19:56He's on the way
01:19:56I'm gonna go
01:20:01Oh
01:20:02All right as I never take I'll be down
01:20:26Put me down
01:20:27Hey, put me down
01:20:36Well, now the last details are settled
01:20:38I vote we go to the orphanage and make the necessary arrangements with the matron
01:20:40Yes, I've asked my surveyor and his assistant to meet us there
01:20:43Good idea. You coming with us, Alec?
01:20:45Sorry, Father. I promised to meet Iris
01:20:46Sir, please
01:21:03Oh, thank you, Martin
01:21:05I've got it
01:21:07It's lovely, Norman
01:21:08Isn't it? Where's Jimmy?
01:21:10Jimmy!
01:21:11Well, isn't he with you?
01:21:13No
01:21:13Well, we thought you'd taken him with you. He's been away all morning
01:21:16He's run away, Norman. He said he would
01:21:18Oh, well, why didn't you watch him?
01:21:20Let him leave
01:21:23Start operation! Stop him!
01:21:31There we are
01:21:33What a peaceful old place this is
01:21:35It seems a pity to pull it down for a factory
01:21:37Oh, but how ideal for your workmen
01:21:44Coming in on the side
01:21:45Guards left there
01:21:46Yes, sir
01:21:48Enemy detachment approaching on the front door
01:21:51Right
01:21:51Prepare to execute defensive plan number four
01:21:53Get weaving, kids
01:21:54Well, shall I lead the way?
01:21:58Switch on
01:22:06Now, leave this to me, sir
01:22:10Now, stop this
01:22:13My dear sir
01:22:21Please, can I go to Tony Pony from the station, please?
01:22:23Not in a straight line, son
01:22:25Why, are you going?
01:22:26Yes, please
01:22:27Oh
01:22:28Have you got any money?
01:22:29Forbens ebni
01:22:31I'm afraid that's not enough, son
01:22:33You're from the orphanage, aren't you?
01:22:36Hey, come back
01:22:38Miss Gibson!
01:22:39Have you seen Jimmy?
01:22:40He's run away
01:22:41It's all my fault
01:22:41So I've got to find him
01:22:42What about the orphanage and Mr Bigley?
01:22:44Oh, I can't help about the orphanage
01:22:45I've got to find Jimmy
01:22:46Now, look, Norman
01:22:47All those other children depend on you
01:22:48If they close the orphanage
01:22:49You won't have any of them
01:22:50Not even Jimmy
01:22:51I know, but...
01:22:52Now, you go straight back
01:22:52I'll look for Jimmy
01:22:53He can't have got very far
01:22:55Thank you, Miss Gibson
01:22:55Well, hurry up
01:23:14Very well, we'll enter by force
01:23:16Good
01:23:17Stay there, ladies
01:23:19HQ, gunnery officer, stand by
01:23:22Now!
01:23:25Who?
01:23:26Where?
01:23:29Fire!
01:23:33Thank you
01:23:36Hey Scotty, grab her!
01:23:39Door!
01:23:41Door!
01:23:45Door!
01:23:47Door!
01:23:48Door!
01:23:49Door!
01:23:49Door!
01:23:49Door!
01:23:50Door!
01:23:52Door!
01:23:53Door!也可以
01:24:03Door!
01:24:06Door!
01:24:07Door!
01:24:07Now I wait for me
01:24:47Oh
01:25:14Hey
01:25:15This is a color follow
01:25:37Oh
01:26:11Turn direction
01:26:20It's me
01:26:25Enemy reinforcement's approaching
01:26:27Okay Martin, prepare a secret weapon
01:26:29Prepare a secret weapon
01:26:31Tell him I'm coming up
01:26:33Let him go
01:26:36Let me go
01:26:37And this is my love
01:26:46Stop
01:26:46All right, keep your orphanage
01:26:47Anybody who wants it as badly as your kids do
01:26:49Deserves to have it
01:26:50I agree
01:26:51Thank you, Mr. Carter
01:26:52And you, Lady Wilson
01:26:54We've won
01:26:55We've won
01:26:56Let's go away
01:26:57We've won
01:26:58We've won
01:26:59Lady Wilson said we can stay
01:27:05Jimmy
01:27:07Get the car
01:27:09I've got it, Jimmy
01:27:10I've got the car
01:27:11Kept me promise
01:27:12Thank you, Norman
01:27:13But I don't want it
01:27:15Miss Gibson brought me an open
01:27:16And it flies
01:27:28I'm so glad, Norman
01:27:37I must go, Norman
01:27:39Alec is calling
01:27:54Oh, Norman
01:27:55Does it hurt?
01:28:08Sorry, Norman
01:28:09But I didn't mean it
01:28:10Oh, of course you didn't, Jimmy
01:28:20Come on, look
01:28:30Come on
01:28:32Come on
01:28:33Come on
01:28:36Come on
01:28:37Come on