Night I love opening eyes
or that horror.
This is my mind.
Her grand.
You take argument.
Mr.
Banners, rights.
All that genius custom is done.
And again, it's the best thing I produced in twenty ideas.
Really.
I already have investors interested back home in New York.
You on the wrong way.
To plan.
If you can take your open positions.
Please
say you're opening positions.
Audience, coming in standing by
this
uncle.
Good.
Audience.
I love opening that.
wanted to dance with your wife every afternoon.
Oh my goodness.
I'm, how are you job?
Anyway, it's the best thing for I, producing my father.
Oh, George, how we will bears.
You arranged your holiday for you.
the grave.
I'm sure if you got to tickets.
He is not happy.
This mrs.
Bang.
We were so hoping to speak with your husband before the show.
Have you seen him?
I am not sure where he is actually.
We do miss seeing
you on stage.
You were so
wonderful.
It's been some time now.
I use right to find your seat.
Yes.
See you with the party.
Then
excuse me, which is by Mr.
Barry, and remind him that they are doing his play the same.
Thank you
very.
I've asked them to you through the three.
I could write quite well in the shop.
There's no inconvenience.
The shop is chill, and there is a fire.
Where's what.
I'm probably good.
Sorry.
mrs.
Barry wanted me to remind you that the play's begun, though, imagine, you
know, there, not quite.
Sir, it's like a dentist's office out there.
Why one said I hate it.
Sir, do you think?
Do you like it?
I've just been horrid.
So, yes.
Another number that I look really qualified to.
Do you like it?
Craps her once here.
Just see it shined isn't it
to my father basbull's puzzle?
Mr.
Vigone terms most prison.
Mr.
Bury and you.
I haven't even seen it on you.
Thank you.
Thank you very much.
Why do I look at you, my lord, for a moment?
I'm an old man.
I say, you are, this sight,
absolute
rubbish.
We start to finish.
Yes.
I found a fearful dog was like a buy of resume,
said the supreme.
My apology sighed together with the next one.
Charles, I promise, of course.
You watch.
May poor improve this one.
A fortune James.
But I am fortunate, because I can afford to lose a fortune.
Can you?
No, I can.
Or
Arthur James,
sorry.
Mr.
Last plub meeting, as I,
we will, beginning to wonder which is your hobby, writing or cricket.
You do so you want to speak?
Mr.
Barried instead.
Yes.
But dear, we shouldn't interrupt them.
Should I don't see?
My noblest
asked me, the problem is not batting.
Order an absent.
Bridge.
James, oh don't.
Mr.
Mrs, snow, does you snow?
Mr.
Bay.
Mr.
Snow,
so the snows have been waiting to meet with him.
All evening?
Yes.
Sat.
Your play, this evening.
It was remarkable, isn't it?
Was it?
Thank you.
That's very kind of young.
I'm glad you like it.
How did you feel it went?
I think I can do better.
Hello.
I'm headed off of the park.
If you'd like to join me.
It's a beautiful morning.
Maybe
perhaps yesterday
that's this good voice.
Excuse me.
Sir, you're standing on my sleeve, am I?
So sorry,
I might point out, you're lying under my bench.
I have to lie,
I been first in a dungeon by Dee for George.
I'm sorry if it both as you,
if you trapped in the dungeon, there isn't much to be done, though.
Is there
perhaps I could slide a key to you through the bars.
I wouldn't risk it.
Sir, the evil.
Thanks.
George has tortured many men, I'm sorry's.
He bothering you.
Sir, my brother can't be extremely irritating sort of person.
Ah, prince.
George, I gather.
I understand you with a horrible tyrant who imprisoned this unfortunate wretch.
Not horrible really, but a family, yes, kind and tolerant.
And what?
Precisely?
So, what did you say?
Your new ones?
Michael?
What precisely is michael's crime
is my younger brother?
Ah,
dear enough.
Sorry.
Cannot free you.
That's all right.
Do you mind us playing with your job?
Awkward?
This is jack secondly lined to the thorn of.
And that one's Michael, is anybody, and, I mean, present for that.
So, sorry, my boy's bothering.
You
end up borning him.
Ma'am?
Michael darling, come out from under there.
I can't on mentors.
And
I see
jame Barry,
please to meet you.
Jane Barry, the author.
Pleasure
Sylvia llweln Davies, you're a writer.
I am, he's a playwright.
Jack, quite a famous one of that.
I apologize.
Imagine your writing normals where's Peter.
What have you ain?
Mr?
Barri?
Well,
curbly,
I make my living entertaining princes
and of corporation
with my chainbar cors.
If you come on your brother, Peter, to join us, I am willing prince George to
give you just such a performance, in exchange for the freedom of this
prisoner, of course,
by a
very well.
Now,
I want you to pay particular attention
to the teeth.
Some unscrupulous trainers will show you a bear whose teeth have all been pulled,
while other cowards who have forced the brute into a muzzle.
Only the true master
would attempt these chicks without either measure of safety.
Are you behalf of
this absurd?
Just dog.
Come on down.
Just a dog.
Just
don't listen to him
of porthos, dreams of being a bear.
And you want to dash those Jeans by saying, he's just a dog.
What's a horrible candle snuffing wire.
That's like saying, he can't climb.
That mountain is just a man.
Well, that's not a diamond.
It's just a rock.
Just
hang.
Can I want to
Peter
very mad with those eyes?
My Bonnie?
Lad, I'm afraid you'd never see it
however,
with just a wea bit of imagination,
I can turn around right now
and see
the great bear.
Porthos
don't really.
Thank you.
I don't think I've ever seen a former's car quite like it.
We're here every day,
and the bear is always more than happy to perform.
Perhaps we'll see you here to morrow.
Then,
perhaps
jump up, he said
by
Peter, didn't you that?
Well, Michael wanted the barricut prison with him.
And Peter insisted that Michael was horribly presper,
and portho simply wasn't a bear at all.
I do very much hope to see them to morrow.
What's her name,
Sylvia
m
something Davis
yelan Davies
well know who she is.
Of course.
Why she's a demier?
For him's sake?
Her father
was the artist,
rather see, active.
And there was something
tragic that happened with her husband.
Oh, yes.
He died.
Counts of the jaw, I believe
yes.
Apparently
he left her with four boys
and no income to speak of.
If it wasn't for her mother's help.
James,
we should have them to dinner.
Should we?
Absolutely?
Boys wanted to meet madame de Mari?
Question is, practically every one there is worth no way
what she writing about,
or
nothing of a little, great consequence.
I can't write.
Have you
ever kept the journal?
I returned your hand at writing a plea.
Well, how do you know?
I know
that's all
she
was, your mother, to do.
The rest of the boys.
Oh, lazy's book.
A bit of a chess coat
was sure I've heard.
You have to deceive
what a few
I said, leave it to your eyes.
See later.
I then get the only chance.
It wasn't a bigger.
Why didn't you tell me?
Jane?
You know it wasn't any good.
I took an extent of least on the theater,
keeping me at your son.
Go outplay.
I'm sure you will
see.
May sure the stories.
Mr.
Firm
is never meant to be taken seriously.
What happened?
James that changed it?
The critics.
They made it important?
What's it called
the point of us?
You nasty engine.
Our people teach boy Indian ways.
Make him great warrior.
Our chief running nose.
Never let him go.
Bang.
Bang pags
my wounded bitter.
Time short.
You go, spread wings and sore like eagle above enemy.
Fly back to our chief.
Tell her of my big defeat.
Miss, crazy indians can't fly
course they can't
go on.
Go on.
Listen to us.
Boy, this injinian kidnatche, not.
So I Kidnapped the one you lost.
Boy,
I teach you ways for brave.
I take you as my old song.
You are not my father.
We are awful aunt.
scared.
There's a bit of fun for a change.
Stop it
Dod
hater,
I was sorry, it wasn't your fault?
Sure it might have been,
to be honest, I'm just happy you got him to join in the game.
Yes, I was a tremendous success.
Mr.
Barrett's more than I've been able to achieve.
It is a different boy since his father died.
Now, I don't think he's even had a good cry about it.
Well,
grief affects us all in different ways, doesn't it?
Yes, it does.
Ought.
By the way, my wife would like Tony you and the bush over to dinner
your mother as well.
kind that'll be lovely?
Well,
don't you all look lovely in your little suits
and mrs.
De Murray.
What a shame it is that we've not met until this evening?
How kind of you to say so.
Not at all.
I can't tell you how many times I've been to a charity or a
social event and
seen your name listed among the organizers.
It's the very thing I would love to
myself,
if I could just
find the time.
My problem is in finding the time to do everything else.
At the moment, I am running two households.
Sylvia believed she can get by without a housekeeper.
My house is quite large enough for us.
All the idea of living with me seems not tart now, at least.
Mother,
we have a Git house in order don't interrupt.
George, where did you get your manner?
Well, Mr.
Barry,
I understand you've become playmates of my grandchildren,
or they indulge me really.
On the contrary,
the other day we took to an exploration of darkest Africa in our garden.
Mr.
Barry was taken ill by the bite of it.
What was it
said?
Sibly,
quite horrible.
Yes.
And he spurred to the size of a hippootamist.
Fingers like sausages.
I meant a frighten him down the river like he was a great bloated raft.
The Fisher was good reason.
James,
so my
pleasant, lovely evening.
Lie night,
well, that was a disaster
pain.
Utterly painful to see,
don't know, what you mean, or a lovely time?
Oh, James, please.
My problem is in finding the time to do everything else.
I felt so judged in my life.
what do you mean, a grown man, for heaven's sake, playing all day long
with children?
In any case, I hardly think of the social contact we'd hoped for
the morning,
just enjoyed company.
He's been a good friend to us.
Mother,
yes.
But what does that mean?
You don't intend to keep spending your afternoons with his children?
To, you,
see, to days, ladies and gentlemen, using only the wind and his own
physical strength.
George llan Davies took test the very limits of the atmosphere, using his
tethered craft.
Gone.
Boy,
conjoinably,
god stop
me.
Must be.
I wanted to let hold off a bit.
George, I think it's in need of a tale.
Oh, wait
here.
James, this will do.
That's a good idea.
No, he's not heavy enough.
I want you to do coming Peter
for those of it this
time.
Porthos.
Give a shoot.
That's curious.
Michael,
yes.
Would you like to get a go?
Yes, please.
Oh, you can't run fast now, because you can.
That's a dry shark.
George refused the Kate George,
come boys, that's gover up to the top like a ferry
to hold it up.
Telling,
got to run now ready.
Ready.
Run.
Run my cup.
Run.
Oh, ah.
Todgers wasn't going to work.
I don't think he's fast enough.
That's not going to work if no one believes in him.
I'll give him
a child.
I go back to your starting business.
Come on, darling tree, and you take the car, if it'll help.
Now, this time, I don't want to freeze breath of doubt.
We must get that kite in you, right?
Look, I think a figure that may see you ready walk up.
You can do it.
My word a bit.
I've got.
All right.
Run my colt brand runs.
What are you writing about?
Now?
We're just making notes.
And I really started with their bite, until I've read them over life.
Something about the kite.
And why do you ask that?
I don't know
if I were right to.
I think I could tell a whole story about flying a coat to day.
Perhaps you should.
Then
that's the fantastic I do.
When i'll give you bit through.
I hope you haven't been talking about anything too serious for this one.
No,
talking a bit of silly surely,
how we have them for supple have him to stay for supper.
Michael, we're not cannibals.
You are welcome.
You know?
I, Sylvia.
Mr.
Barret,
where have you been?
I'm
flying a kite, mother, and having a wonderful time.
I'm sorry.
I didn't know you were coming this evening.
No, well, apparently you forgot them.
I brought some supper along for a soul.
You don't need to do that.
Oh, there's no food in the house.
Is there
really?
You'd only wait till the cupboard is bare.
Please.
Mother, come and I, white feet.
There's been enough tracking round here.
Do what I thought you said.
You were going to help your mother take care of the house.
A coat?
Michael, please, yes.
And
the coat hanger only.
Sea to?
Mother, no, you are going to be helping you round the house to morrow.
Mother, there is absolutely no need for this.
You can't do everything yourself.
Look at you.
You're horribly flush,
wearing yourself out.
Thank you for a lovely day.
James, excuse me.
Mother,
so
from to morrow, we're going to have some discipline around here.
Not one
an escape.
Good evening.
Mr.
Barret, good evening.
Sir it.
Even if giving him up
you missed.
Supper,
perhaps i'll have something later.
Of a bit of writing I wanted to do.
Hey, sure
was a lovely meal.
Duck,
Sarah, let Emma cook this evening.
Is that right?
So what would you think of warning him and wrote to the device for the
occasion of evening?
They don't actually have a cook.
I take it.
Mrs, Davies enjoyed the meal she had here.
Imagine she could use an extraordin.
Known, again, that's all,
that's very charitable.
Perhaps he can send over some silver as well.
And what's about linen.
I wouldn't be surprised if some of hers was looking a bit shabby.
Pretty strong.
Maybe she can send over some of the things we have friends shot on.
My husband tricks up.
We're going to see him in this house.
That doesn't seem to bother you for some time now.
Ladies,
this way, I know this king, Michael, the benevolent
of the royal that sounds, as made a wood?
Yes?
Well, we dream on a budget, here, don't we?
No, I mean, everyone thinks as made a go, but it's just in our home coward.
It means to an end bitter.
What we've done
is taking an old hunker wood
and transformed it for all the world to see into the most magnificent goal,
was this?
All great writers
begin with a good leather binding
on the respectable title
the whitecast do is
being a record of the terrible adventures
as the brother's Davis,
they see forth by
peace loyn, in days,
Kipling would swallow his own ear for a title like that.
Sir.
Ben George, you can do it.
I still have no idea what to write,
not about anything,
that about your family,
write about the talking wheel.
What?
Well,
the one that's talked in your imagination.
And desperate to get eye
comes at that.
I have actually begun writing about the adventures of the Davis prose myself.
Ok?
I play in degrees.
I would be extremely honoured
if you would allow me the use of your main form of the cart.
I don't know what to say.
Yes,
he was not
my way.
Getting me when to,
you should have been in bed up, and I do.
Yeah, we afraid I've grown hopelessly lax in my disciplines,
and we should never be sent to bed.
I always wake up a day older.
And then, before you know it,
their father would have been horrified
because he never dog in the house either.
I'll try to move in the yard, might come
to Harry Tom
well,
you mean a lot to my boys in it,
especially pizza.
It seems to me that Peter is trying to grow up too fast.
I imagine he thinks that grown ups don't hurt as deeply as children do.
And he
lose someone.
I lost my elder brother David when I was just peter's age,
and it nearly destroyed my mother,
gay, then
they're sorry.
Your mother
can't imagine losing a child.
Ay,
she didn't get out of bed for months.
She wouldn't eat.
I tried everything to make her happy.
Surely wanted David.
So
one day,
I dressed myself in david's clothing.
And that went to her,
must have frightened it to death.
I think it was the first time shivered actually
looked at me.
And that was the end of the point.
James
used to say to myself, he'd gone to never a lamp.
Well,
never want.
It's a wonderful place.
I've not spoken about this before to anyone.
Ever.
What's it like
when they're, take care
a minute?
He's fairy?
No.
He's the irrepressible spirit of youth.
Think about his pinkerbel, is a woman, she's not a woman, she's a fairy.
He is a boy, he stays, young forever,
James, how does any one stay on forever?
Doesn't work.
He just believes charlesy imagines like the way he wants it to be.
And he believes in it long enough and hard enough that it all appears before
him.
You see, James, I'm your friend.
You're coming off a flock.
You have a man who is a fairer,
and, boy, guess it.
And this girl calls herself tinker, and you have a pyraship on stage,
surrounded by tons and tons of water.
That's a lack of water, it's a lot of good, yes, and that's a lot of money.
Is, but we can fake the water.
Well, if we can fake the water, but I'm sure your play will be a bit.
You know what?
I think i'll go.
I think i'll imagine life the way I want it to be, long enough in harm, and
yes.
And then the money for the play will appear.
Magically performing
tonight that said, yes, how does the clock wind up inside the crocodile?
She was it.
Ah, of course it doesn't
finally get the courage to invite the bullies to a game.
And we have to suffer this grave humiliation.
It's perfect, naturally
spend a good time with them, don't you?
Every moment taking spare
I'm glad for you.
David said, be having a good time of it as well.
Should be aware, though, James, what some people have been saying,
i'll mind you, I wouldn't bring it up if I thought the rooms would pass,
not surprised.
What are they saying?
Very well,
that there's been much more time with mrs.
Davis, needed with your own.
Wife
she's a widow.
And a friend that's said nothing more.
There have also been questions about
how you spend your time with those boys, and why
what's it reaches?
How could anyone think something so evil, that
children are innocent children?
You find a glimmer of happiness in this world is always someone who wants to
destroy it.
Thank you, Arthur.
But I don't think many will give creeds to such nonsense.
And why is no one sitting with them?
Once you get a bit of an ultrariety, James,
people watch you,
and they will look for ways to drag you down.
Show your wife, doesn't object to us taking those of your cottage for the
summer.
James, which doesn't go there.
Anymore ready, such a relief to get away.
You'll come and visit?
Our head, of course?
Oh, yeen.
Everyone in?
Can I drive?
Uncle kid?
No
wearily hung yourself?
Sweet like a site?
Verse?
Hello.
Good sky from captain.
Swall the eye after the ship of the vessel after the shitchack.
So now you can either chase them from a morrow with the rest of us
who toss you to this shop.
Maybe the crocodiles.
Hi,
no one to see an excellent word.
Mate.
Now, then that was your only chance to speak.
Who among you is ready to tie your oxen rings to the sea?
Nor finished?
Jeff, do enter upon the most dangerous chapter in your gun.
And soon to be wasted lies.
Who did you?
Sorry?
Will you do it on?
Are you kicking on my ship?
Giggling?
What did you say?
Good cap.
What's your name?
Boy, I'm curly the oldest a wife of the crew.
Hang loose.
Mattie
it's not in the forecanny.
Your job will be some of the deck.
And maybe you young squire
my name.
Dear, fine man.
And gratefully to say, quite the ladies, jack Nobel is you shall
wins up
that wicked
and you lay.
And Peter that's not a pirate nine.
What about darzily?
Jim?
I
just pater.
I like money
very well
in punishment for lack of an interesting pirate.
Now,
hater Joe woke up like
aimless
if you go to
sir,
the new state.
So it says, here, i'll play the nanny.
But imagine I quite fit that part.
not actually the nanny.
Yeah, don't
what
I knew from
being a great, big, fluffy dog suit.
Actually, we don't ever think about costum take.
You can play.
Think about that.
Snow,
tinker bells are white.
It moves around the stage.
Just a, we like that loser instead.
Be worried about this,
but you've got John darling, Michael dor and tiger in smee skylines.
It's a playful purpose.
curly,
oh, these names are absurd when you see them all together.
Captain hook,
hello, James
are out of your mind.
However?
Has
Frank
take that?
Going here
quite well.
Good.
Hulloh,
how is your journey?
That's quite more sure.
Let's get you some tea for Bennett.
Can you come to the playhouse
in a moment?
Michael has just arrived, but I said, i'll get him.
They always sent Peter to, you think I said, i'll do it.
It was, well, the surprise.
What surprised arloy, it's a great surprise.
They've taken most of the day preparing for everybody's waiting for you, and we
mustn't keep them weeping.
Please don't tell them that.
I told you the surprise.
I said, I wouldn't.
You know something about it, did you?
Yes, I did.
It's a play.
The larenter hotel of lady Ursula are playing one act by Peter Lewin and Davies.
This is just a bit of silliness really opts all gone.
I just wanted to take a stab at writing, you know?
Well, the others do a good job at it.
Anyway,
let's see it.
The lamentable tale of lady Ursula.
One morning, just after sunrise, lady Ursula, the most beautiful daughter of
lord and lady dubon, made her way up the steps of the great cathedral to
pray for her blessed said saint.
Suddenly, as she reached the cathedral Doors, the gargoyle that guarded the
sacred structure came to life and swooped down upon her,
the people of the village who ran for safety.
But lady Ursula slipped on the cathedral steps, and the gargo
descended upon her, wrapping her in its huge wings and taking her high arm into
the Spires of the cathedral.
Go on Peter.
Not long after this sorrowful event, a young knight named j.
M.
Barnaby took him into this.
Not said
she muttered.
No dame.
She would discuss her with a talker.
Was nothing?
Tell you, doctor.
She couldn't do
very well treat a patient.
But if there's anything wrong, you'll have to think and understand that.
Something else
onto my match.
Just there.
Flap like that,
like that.
Come in.
Good doctor.
Didn't fill up to the challenge on this one.
I think you need to go to hospital for further tests.
Nonsense,
but I have time for that
side.
His families had enough of hospitals.
Perhaps I can help you.
I know what they can do for me.
So what they did for my husband.
No James,
no interest in hospitals.
But I'm keenly interested in having some supper.
What did your mother decide to tell us this time?
Sonia chess, cold.
Why hadn't the same devina stop lying to me.
See if the realm of lying to me
I'm not willing to.
I don't.
Father might take us fishing.
That's what she said
in just a few weeks.
And he died the next morning.
I wasn't a wide Peter.
That was her mother's hawk.
He bade him moved for a week when I started planning our fishing trip.
I will never write here.
I promise you,
no, all your dues teach me to make up stupid stories and pretended things
aren't happening in you.
I won't, I'm not blind.
I won't be made a fool.
What's this
Peter
darling?
I wanted to see the rest of it.
Matters come out of it a bit masny,
or because of a silly chess calling
the heart.
Well, I tried it
was the idea of civil liberties being bridged,
and governments don't really have to write.
James.
Well, you remember gillar canado here?
Good doing.
Mr.
Cannon has been working on the committee to fight government censorship.
I know how involved you've been as well.
He wanted to speak to you.
Do think you beham so much sooner?
It's been a long evening.
Mary,
yes.
Well, if I had realized how late it was, of course I should perhaps talk to
you at another time.
Not so late.
I will be free.
We'll talk then.
Thank you for your patience.
Mrs bury.
Mr.
Barry,
good night.
Let you give speak
what would you like me to see?
Curiously?
Mr.
Kamenstead, I suppose.
And then let's see what comes next?
No, later than you would out.
James
and how is mrs.
Davies, this evening?
Oh, yes, I would have a great answer for that one.
Wouldn't I?
How dare you?
This isn't one of your plays.
I know that Mary
it's quite serious,
but I am not ready for this conversation, wherever it may lead.
Perhaps we can talk in the morning.
Yes.
Good night then.
Mr.
don't you agree?
This is a little bit toy?
No,
in fact, that it's great.
Thank you.
Thank it.
Through me.
I bring it right in.
Just, yeah, that's very time, my dear.
Maybe a planker word there, to stream out.
Yes.
Mr.
Mirange's word from with there.
And the shoulders,
otherwise, it's not lost.
You'll be sick tomorrow.
Fitting.
You just keep doing some tea.
Remember?
Of course?
Yes,
of course I did.
May I take your hat
off?
please don't run in the house.
You'll play something.
Come away from that moment.
Come up on.
I'd like a word with you.
Mr.
Valley, before you go,
will only be a few minutes.
Boys, what are you going to play in the garden gone?
Is he in trouble shutters,
I've been alone with grandmother.
I know what it's like should we retire into the study?
Why don't you join them yet?
Very well.
And your Paul Joseph from the lord, you have to close the door, please,
sir.
And Sylvia has told me you have offered her the services of your house held staff.
Well, not exactly.
That won't be necessary.
Only that's sorry.
Of course,
you leave that to me.
Mr.
Mary.
You see, I am moving in here from now on.
Roving in.
I'm going where I'm most needed.
And I can certainly see to it that this house is managed without resorting to
your charity.
Isn't charity?
Mrs.
De.
Mori has only time to help as a friend.
Have you no idea how much your friendship has already cost my daughter?
Or are you really that selfish?
I beg your pardon.
Don't you see
what a visit to the summer cottage of a married man does for a widow's future?
Prospects?
Sylvia needs to find some one.
The boys need a father.
And you are destroying any hope this family has of pulling itself together again.
I have only wanted good things for this farm.
My mistress de morrie,
oh, look after them.
You have your own family to concern yourself with.
Would you suggest me,
I am suggesting, that you protect what you have?
Mr.
Barry.
That is precisely what I am doing.
I was so certain what I would find in this.
Some little confession would leak out on to the page.
It, all right, the love notes in my journal.
No,
still.
You knew who I meant, didn't you?
some comfort actually,
means I know you just a little.
After all,
you needn't seem my travel to get to normary Mary.
I suppose I could just go see the place.
I was hopelessly
naive when I married here.
I imagined that
brilliant people disappeared to some secret place where good ideas floated
around like leaves in autumn.
And I
hope it at least
once.
You would take me now with you.
There is no such place.
Yes, there is
never land.
It's the best you have written, James,
and I'm sure the Davies will adore the world you have created for them.
I only wish I were part of it.
I've wanted you to be
of trade.
I always imagined it was going off on great adventures and three or together.
But we moved into this house, and you started, I don't move.
You started rearranging the front, as you're supposed to do.
James,
you were always gone.
I was right sitting in your parlor, staring off into other worlds as though
I didn't exist.
Won't give me a bit more time to finish up the play, spend with your muse.
Now I'm tired of waiting James.
I'm tired of looking like a fool.
Well, I can't very well give up the play,
of course.
Not
just
come home to me at the end of the day,
perhaps, and be home, put in a noble.
Trips to the country.
No more long afternoons in the park.
If you can't give us that much of a chance,
then we must end this.
And I will
pitiful the sply
and a nunny.
First, you get the pajamas, then you make the bit
with my pause,
you make the bed with your paws.
The pajamas you get with your teeth.
Because, in fact, being a dog,
you haven't any proper digits, have you?
Well, I don't have any teeth either.
I mean, I can't share, I can't breathe.
All I've got is this rubbery snout.
Can we get emphant teeth
you can have mine.
Look, eighty.
How will we break?
Shall we
thought?
You're one of the old Novels.
I think you're better on four legs.
And you are just a little.
Give it a two stars don't
just see it.
Charles going, will you picture it?
James
opening night,
doctors, lawyers, business men and their wires, all dressed to the nines.
They'd pay good money.
They're expecting theatre, what we call theater.
The curtain opens, and it's crocodiles and fairies and
pirates and indians.
I don't even know what it is,
but you don't know.
Charles
you're an absolute Jesus.
Charles that said, I don't patronize me jane's, you know, much money I could
into the show that I haven't even found you.
So listen overnight.
I want 25 seats outside said aside.
25 seats.
I'm right.
Scattered through the theatre too.
Here, two, there she had paid for her
they're filled.
When the seats are filled out, you
were uncle Jim before
allo.
Boys, can I speech you from our place in some way?
I, what if I ceased Jane agreed?
If task, the five scattered seat he was paying for?
You have to see it.
Really.
I was paying for these 25.
They're filled up.
Seeks.
We don't need to eat much.
Pulator, seems we got the balance there.
Mother of three set the boys up the afternoon.
She said, if she only wants to be required,
but she was trembling so badly she couldn't even finish her tea.
Not fool.
Uncle James, I deserve to know the truth.
I don't know the truth she won't talk about.
Do you think it serious?
It could be.
The doctor felt she should go and have some tests.
Then you'll have to commit as a gully.
Then I've tried.
You all listened to me.
I'm lately to be queer honest.
It seems that all my best intentions for your family have come to nothing
but harm.
I have made quite a mess of things
it's grandmother, isn't it?
He's won you off.
Hasn't she's
absolutely trayed with great effort, and
perhaps with good reason.
It isn't you, uncle Jim.
She jest
if she just doesn't miss.
Mother heard any more.
Look at that.
I'm magnificent.
The boy's gone
somewhere during the last thirty seconds.
You've become a grown up.
Right?
Then
I think you should be the one to talk to a George.
But when?
What to say?
Do fine.
Do you just fight?
Mr.
Barris, sorry to interrupt.
It's Nana he's expired.
Backstage what's happened.
I think his costume is too tight.
So possible to do,
to ask you when I will be by
one sight,
your last one
flat, those days?
Yeah, you can have a gover time
for you.
Have a girl in a minute,
stopping out for
my savage.
George.
Mr.
Barrett
says, Davis like a word.
Justice, the bottom.
Do you
encourage this
courage?
One
James, please
perfectly.
Well, what
won't allow them to set his arm
unless I submit to an examination.
I suppose you laugh to them,
because he was quite a stubborn young mom, such as my interrupted.
This is absurd.
They won't tell me anything different
if you have already spoken to a doctor.
That is not your concern.
My understanding is that my condition may be quite serious.
However,
my wish is that life should go on as normal.
So
i'll have the examination,
and i'll take whatever medications they advise.
But I don't want to know what they're for.
And I don't want you inquiring into it any further.
Because you help George to
fold a pocket.
Handkerchief.
Please.
They're in the linen cupboard.
Jack,
how do you manage to always come untapped?
Would you check your shirt downs in the intermission of these?
Yes,
you're not planning on attending any after theatre events.
Are you only for a short time?
If we do
the tickets
with the children?
George,
possibly?
Would you see if daughter has the tickets?
Please?
I'll just
check the dressing table, sell the others.
Mother, please see if George has the tickets.
Michael, where are your socks
and dad, wait here.
Don't move.
Take her feet.
George
there's some more blankets.
Take Michael with you.
Much worse.
And when we were at the concert,
those 25 seats, is anyone showing up?
Because I said, oh, yeah, precisely have been many people asking Christmas
Jos.
I suggest you start.
Sorry.
So this, James, seemingly, Davies told me you this, evening the 25 clinic
careful?
Yes, this wooded you, invitably, obviously, to everyone, by the decide,
not to come.
This seat will be filled.
I promise actually been coming eyes.
Oh, was astonishing that Davis will be.
So
don't begin to get Dr Brighton.
Oh no.
Mother, I don't need a doctor as you do.
I think i'll get some camera mall to help you.
People will be here.
If you mean,
Peter,
I do anything?
Mother,
no darling.
You must go to the play
that.
Yes, you can.
I need you to.
I need you to come back tonight and tell me every bit of it.
Please,
only a pay.
Mother,
just from that.
What is it?
Take it out.
Ok.
I have never been so proud of you.
Last whole place like you.
Gentlemen lost cool for the flooders.
Here
we are, kind of solo, swimming, five seats.
Play.
Start.
Challenz.
Why?
Here
who's here.
The forgiven being a bit late.
Short legs tonework from the arm.
I'm not clear what they're doing here.
Comes to the plane.
That's the 25 seat.
25 sheets.
Get into orphans.
No am I.
Nightmare is complete.
You can start your playing.
That you'll play.
we have one of the best and trust ones
wished.
I won't go to bed.
I won't.
None, it isn't.
Six o'clock yet.
Two minutes more.
one minute more, and I will not be barbed.
I tell you, I will not be.
Who are you?
No one there
yet?
I feel sure I saw a face.
My children.
Perishha.
She is resting.
No master Barry, I don't think we need to include you on everything that goes
on in this household, but you'd want to see you out.
George,
and since, as I've discovered, you've seen fit to conceal certain facts about
my daughter's condition from me,
I feel no remorse at excluding you from my home.
But you can't seem to go upstairs.
George, now, arguing me about
this, isn't your home, it's our home.
Just as mother's needed your help recent, it doesn't give you the right
to rule over her existence.
She's not a child any more, neither am I.
If she wants his uncle Jim, she can see uncle Jim.
There's nothing you can do about it.
Mother.
James,
no,
your play.
Look at all.
This
I'd have come tonight is just.
What does it all have things to do?
Here
let's say, sneak, mending
four boys?
No, end of patches.
Can't seem to keep up.
Haven't the time for all this?
Don't look at me like that.
James, you make me feel so utterly exposed.
Boys just came in a moment with your mother.
Please.
You know,
you can't go on just pretending,
just pretending.
You brought pretending into this family.
James,
you showed us we can change things by simply believing them to be different.
A lot of things shall be, not everything,
but the things that matter.
We've pretended for some time now that
you're a part of this family have weak.
You've come to mean so much to us also.
Now,
does it matter if it's true?
And even if it isn't true,
even if that can never be,
I need to go on pretending
with you.
Oh, I answer.
How do you do it?
You just think lovely, wonderful thoughts, and they lift you up in the air.
You are so nippiated.
Couldn't you do it very slowly?
Once
I got it.
Now, one day
I must play fairy dust on you fast.
Now, try try from the best.
Just wriggle your shoulders like this, and then let go.
I live.
Now.
Join hands.
Look at me.
when man lays it,
I want you to come back to the theatre.
Find Peter.
Of course.
Thank you.
Sure?
Nothing I can do for you?
No,
I have always wanted to go to never land.
You did promise to tell me about it.
You know
that I did
to be late for it to night though.
I am afraid
perhaps sometimes.
Do you mean we shall both be drowned.
Look how the water is rising
it must be the tame of the kite we made for Michael.
You remember it tore itself out of his hands and floated away
the kite.
Why shouldn't it carry you,
both of us?
It can't listen to Michael, and curly tried
you won't go without you.
Peter.
Let us draw lots, which is the stay behind.
And you, a lady.
Never
reddy.
Wendy.
Pizza,
de LA.
will be an awfully big adventure.
King,
and I have missed an opening,
said, I
see you heard about gilvis.
And I
quote the scoundrels from, told,
all right,
without my family, you could never have written anything like this,
did it?
Mr.
Ben,
thank you.
That was quite the nicest evening I've ever spent to work here behind mrs.
Silly.
Thank you, was Mr.
Sam's you?
Oh,
I'm afraid he's left us.
And you would so have loved this, evening
the pirates and the indians.
He was really just the boy himself, you know,
to the very end.
Terribly sorry.
Are you doing?
I'm doing well enough now.
Thank you.
I suppose
it's
all the work of the ticking crocodile isn't it?
Time is chasing, after all of us.
Isn't that right?
Sir
drink.
Thank you.
I mustn't keep you with a lot of friends here.
I'm sorry to see you
told Mr.
Is that?
Mr.
was a story.
Well, to understand all that's
why we shall have
What do you think
spout our son?
Which isn't it?
It is that all of us I
like?
It's
magical.
Thank you.
Oh, thank you.
Thank you.
Peter.
This is Peter pan.
How wonderful
you'll be to pan why.
You must be quite the little adventurer.
Look, it's true.
He has no shadow,
but I'm not.
Peter Paris,
there's been no improvement
to meet since my hospital.
Joe has been buy it all today.
Mother,
Dr.
Brighton
my head, a word
I'm in, keeping him from me, of you.
So, matter of fact, I actually hoped he might come, but approve me wrong about him.
Of course, with the success of his play, the whole of London has been
knocking at his door.
what is it?
It's your secret.
Are you?
My didn't see anything?
Mother, could you come downstairs from my?
Oh, she can't come downstairs.
What are you thinking of?
George?
Actually, I think a trip downstairs might do her good.
Ma'am,
it's a play.
Shame
Michael
speak.
Of course, you'll have to make those a few compromises.
Much of it will have to be watching
as it should be.
Passage.
Michael
churi,
they won't come to bed.
I won't.
Ah, this is six o'clock.
Yeah, two minutes more, please.
You know, fairies?
Peter,
yes.
But they're nearly all dead now.
You see Wendy,
when the first baby laughed for the first time, the laugh broke into 1000
pieces, and they all went skipping about.
And that was the beginning of fairies.
And now, when every new baby is born, its first laugh becomes a fairy.
So there ought to be one fairy for every boy.
And girl ought to be isn't there?
Oh no.
Children know such a lot.
Now,
soon they don't believe in fairies.
And every time a child says, I don't believe in fairies, there's a fairy
somewhere that Falls down dead.
Who is that?
The redskins were defeated,
Wendy, and the boys, captured by the pirate.
I'll rescue her.
Oh, rescue her.
Oh, that's just my medicine
poisoned.
What could have poisoned it?
Why
tink?
You've drunk my medicine.
It was poisoned.
And you drank it to save my life.
Tink,
are you dying?
Her light has grown faint.
If it goes out, that means she's dead.
Her voice is so low I can scarcely hear what she is saying.
She says she thinks she could get well again
if children believed in fairies.
Do you believe in fairies?
Say quick that you believe.
If you believe,
clap your hands.
So many perfect news.
I really began to believe we go on my foot.
Oh, stop it.
She wasn't going to stay with you forever.
She had a husband,
my father.
She never cared for you the way she did for him.
I am not trying to replace your father better.
I can never do that.
You'd best let him go.
George,
would you take the boys back to the house?
I'll be with you in a moment.
Don't you
think I was sorry
of doing everything I touched in his family?
Stop giving yourself so much credit.
Peter's grieving.
It has nothing to do with you.
Perhaps if I just had a bit more time with him.
No.
Mr.
Barry.
That won't be good enough.
If a bit more time is all you can provide,
you'd better leave him alone.
I know you don't much care from him, mrs.
De morgue, and I respect.
But
I hope you had thought very much.
And I love those boys,
and I think they need me right now.
Is that so?
And for how long after
minie, what?
Sylvia has requested, a Co guardianship for the boys in her.
Will
you Mr.
Barry
and myself?
And what do you have to see her?
I shall respect my daughter's wishes,
something I should have done more of while she was alive.
But if you feel you're not ready for such a commitment, I assure you.
I can certainly look after the boys by myself.
Do you think I could abandon those boys?
Are
pasted it back together.
After I ruined it,
I saw it to play.
I just started writing.
Why won't you know what to stop?
She would be very pleased to hold out.
I just spoken with your grandmother.
Downstair
and prayer is terrible
worry.
Just,
I thought she'd always be here,
because she's on every page.
Was you in much measure?
What was over there?
Always?
But why did she happen to die?
But not boy?
I think of your mother.
I always remember how she looked,
sitting there in the parlor.
What shall you play about her fun,
about her boys
that never grew up.
She went to never land.
And you can visit her
any time you like,
if you just go there yourself.