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Fun Forever

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00:00 [music]

00:29 Relax, just relax.

00:32 [growling]

00:34 Let your imagination go.

00:36 Now turn out the light.

00:39 Ah, there. That's better.

00:41 My story begins.

00:43 A woman speaks.

00:45 [screaming]

00:48 [laughing]

00:50 Yeah, yeah, but I'm too old.

00:52 I can't swim. I can't swim.

00:55 [gurgling]

00:57 Isn't the view lovely from up here, Harold?

01:01 Harold! Harold! You're pushing me!

01:04 [screaming]

01:05 Look, George! The ape! The ape! He's behind you!

01:09 [screaming]

01:11 [music]

01:21 Are you Mr. D. Duck?

01:25 Yes, sir.

01:27 I've been looking for you.

01:30 If I sell just six more subscriptions, I'll win a real moxie bicycle with a bell and a horn and coaster brakes.

01:43 [laughing]

01:47 [music]

01:53 [laughing]

01:55 No hands!

01:56 Aw, shucks.

02:00 See? Now you're gonna bet the wheel.

02:05 [speaking gibberish]

02:12 Oh, what's this?

02:15 [speaking gibberish]

02:19 Oh, just one more big job. Skip or the dough.

02:23 Big Louie chuckle.

02:25 Leave them other guys holding their sack, and then...

02:28 Big Louie Depney's thoughts were interrupted as Dopey Davis nervously entered the room,

02:32 his shifty eyes furtively glancing over his shoulder as if in apprehension.

02:36 Big Louie leaped to his feet.

02:38 Okay!

02:39 He shouted.

02:40 Hand over them piles!

02:41 I ain't got 'em, Big Louie! Honest, I ain't!

02:43 I'm innocent! Innocent, I tell you! You gotta help me!

02:46 You just gotta... You gotta, Louie! You can't let 'em do it!

02:50 They're here! They're gonna get us! Scram!

02:55 Not so fast, pretty boy! You've got them pearls!

02:59 Give 'em over, rat!

03:01 I ain't got 'em, copper! Honest, I ain't!

03:03 Well, then who has got 'em?

03:05 Who's got 'em? Why, he's got 'em!

03:08 Ha-ha!

03:10 Just as I thought!

03:12 Aren't you ashamed? A big guy like you, stealing from this poor little innocent...

03:21 Just a little girl who's lost her pearls.

03:38 Oh, dear. I don't know where to find them.

03:42 Come on, rat! Give me them pearls!

03:46 I just know they're around here someplace.

03:49 Oh, bother.

03:55 Now, look, chum. We don't want to have to get nasty, do we?

04:02 No? So give the nice lady back her...

04:06 Kidnapped!

04:08 Kidnapped?

04:09 Kidnapped!

04:11 Okay! Where's the dame?

04:14 Sure it won't just be giving old Paddy back the little woman.

04:18 Okay, bub! You asked for it! I ain't got no way to make you talk!

04:25 Clark! The hot irons!

04:35 Leslie J. Clark. Hot irons.

04:39 Ooh! Ha-ha-ha-ha! Hot!

04:41 You just ain't kidding, buster! No, you're not! No, you're not!

04:43 This little number's just about the hottest, hottest job in town!

04:46 Ooh! Say, this is hot! Hot! Ha-ha-ha! Yes, sirree, Bob!

04:49 You're boiling over, boiling over! This one's something like little hotcakes!

04:52 Little hotcakes! Hot, hot, hotcakes! Hot!

04:54 Right off the griddle! Griddle, griddle!

04:56 Hot, hot, hot! Here, sonny! Hold these!

04:59 Ouch! Hot!

05:01 Ow!

05:05 Oh, they're putting out my hot irons!

05:19 Let's see now. Where was I? Oh, yes!

05:23 Oh, diggity! I've just gotta find my pearls.

05:29 Hello, Mabel. This is Pauline.

05:32 Have you seen my pearls around? Are there any place?

05:35 Well, you know, they're a priceless heirloom,

05:37 handed down from my great-great-great-great-great-great-grandmother,

05:40 or somebody, I think.

05:43 Hello, hello, hello. And now get this!

05:47 First, it's the pearls that's missing.

05:49 Oh, dear. Somebody wants to use the vine.

05:52 Thanks for calling. Goodbye.

05:54 Now it's the pearls and the vine.

05:57 It's the pearls and the whole dame that's missing.

06:01 What dame?

06:03 What dame, he's asking.

06:06 Why, this dame. The dame whose pearls you snatched.

06:10 Now you're gonna cough 'em up,

06:12 or am I gonna have to cut 'em out of you?

06:15 Stop! Who's that?

06:20 J. Harold King, the author.

06:23 That man's innocent.

06:25 Oh, is he, then, wise guy?

06:27 Who done it? Who stole them pearls?

06:30 Who stole the pearls? Why, he's a...

06:33 Oh, dear me. Who is a...

06:35 Oh, pardon me. Oh, yes. The thief is...

06:38 Yes, yes?

06:39 Out with it!

06:41 Hennessy.

06:43 Uh-huh.

06:44 Not you, Hennessy.

06:47 Yes, H.U. Hennessy.

06:50 That's me. I done it. I done it!

06:53 You take me alive, and you, you little rat,

06:56 you got me into this. Take that!

06:59 Oh, she dropped it.

07:02 (SCREAMS)

07:04 Let's get out of here. Take a powder. Beat it.

07:07 Let's take the rat. Get the hot seat. Scram!

07:10 Really nothing there, is there?

07:19 Well, possibly it was only your imagination.

07:23 Yeah. Uh-huh.

07:26 Oh, watch it. Watch it.

07:30 (BELL RINGS)

07:32 (BELL RINGS)

07:34 (APPLAUSE)

08:01 (CHUCKLES) On with the show.

08:04 (APPLAUSE)

08:33 (BARKING)

08:35 (LAUGHING)

08:37 Ah, fool it!

08:43 (BARKING)

08:45 (BARKING)

08:48 (SLURPING)

08:50 (BARKING)

09:16 (BARKING)

09:19 (BARKING)

09:22 (BARKING)

09:25 (WHISTLES)

09:27 (WHISTLES)

09:30 (WHISTLES)

09:33 (SCRATCHING)

09:35 (BUZZING)

09:50 (BUZZING)

09:52 (LAUGHING)

10:17 (BARKING)

10:19 (BARKING)

10:45 (CLINKING)

10:47 (BARKING)

11:13 (BELL RINGS)

11:15 (APPLAUSE)

11:22 (LAUGHING)

11:26 Oh, fool it!

11:41 (BARKING)

11:43 (SLURPING)

11:46 (BARKING)

11:53 (BARKING)

12:05 (BARKING)

12:07 (GUNSHOT)

12:33 (BARKING)

12:35 (GUNSHOT)

12:52 (BARKING)

12:58 (BARKING)

13:00 (BARKING)

13:03 (WHISTLES)

13:12 (SCREAMING)

13:22 (BARKING)

13:25 (BARKING)

13:27 (BARKING)

13:35 (BARKING)

13:42 (BARKING)

13:54 (BARKING)

13:56 (BARKING)

13:59 (BARKING)

14:04 Look out! It's looted!

14:07 Hey, stop! Look out!

14:09 (BARKING)

14:18 (BARKING)

14:20 (BARKING)

14:47 (BARKING)

14:49 Hey, Rudolph!

15:16 (BARKING)

15:18 (MEOWING)

15:38 (MEOWING)

15:40 (MEOWING)

15:52 (MEOWING)

15:59 (MEOWING)

16:01 (MEOWING)

16:09 (MEOWING)

16:12 (MEOWING)

16:20 (MEOWING)

16:22 (MEOWING)

16:35 (MEOWING)

16:47 (MEOWING)

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17:21 (MEOWING)

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17:41 (MEOWING)

17:49 (MEOWING)

17:51 (MEOWING)

17:57 (MEOWING)

17:59 (MEOWING)

18:04 (MEOWING)

18:08 (WHISTLING)

18:15 (WHISTLING)

18:17 (SNORING)

18:37 (SNORING)

19:05 (MEOWING)

19:08 (MEOWING)

19:10 (MEOWING)

19:22 (MEOWING)

19:32 (MEOWING)

19:34 (MEOWING)

19:46 (GROANING)

19:54 (GASPING)

19:56 (GROANING)

20:06 (WHISPERING)

20:12 Shh.

20:15 (MEOWING)

20:20 (THUNDER)

20:22 (MEOWING)

20:49 (MEOWING)

20:51 (GROANING)

21:17 (MEOWING)

21:19 (MEOWING)

21:29 (MEOWING)

21:45 (WHISTLING)

21:47 (MEOWING)

22:12 (MEOWING)

22:14 (MEOWING)

22:38 (MEOWING)

22:40 (KNOCKING)

23:04 (SPEAKING GIBBERISH)

23:08 I can't understand a word you say.

23:10 Beat it!

23:12 (SPEAKING GIBBERISH)

23:14 (SPEAKING GIBBERISH)

23:22 (MUSIC PLAYING)

23:24 (KNOCKING)

23:36 Good morning, madam.

23:38 I have some wonderful brushes for sale.

23:41 How dare you use such language in my presence?

23:45 So you can't sell brushes?

23:50 Because no one understands a word you say?

23:53 Yes.

23:55 Don't worry, Donald. Don't give up.

23:57 I have faith in you.

23:59 (GIGGLING)

24:02 Go out and try again.

24:04 (WHISTLING)

24:06 (YELLING)

24:08 Good luck, darling.

24:17 (SPEAKING GIBBERISH)

24:19 (KNOCKING)

24:21 (WHISTLING)

24:23 (SPEAKING GIBBERISH)

24:25 Listen, Mac, don't come around here mumbling like an idiot.

24:33 (MUSIC PLAYING)

24:35 (SPUTTERING)

24:39 (MUMBLING)

24:42 Huh?

24:46 (SPEAKING GIBBERISH)

24:49 To be a man, you must talk like one.

24:52 To talk like one, you should play a box of our HX Force pills.

24:58 I don't believe it, but I'll try anything once.

25:02 I wonder if they will really help my voice.

25:09 Well, just one way to find out.

25:13 (SPITS)

25:18 Well, why don't you...

25:20 Say something.

25:22 One, two, three, four. Testing.

25:30 I can talk. I can talk. I can talk!

25:35 Oh, boy, I can talk!

25:37 Hooray! Hooray!

25:40 Easy. Easy. I can talk.

25:43 (SIGHS)

25:45 I'll surprise her.

25:47 I'll go out and sell all my brushes, and then, in success, I'll ask Daisy to...

25:52 (MUMBLING)

25:54 ...marry me.

25:59 Oh, good morning, madam.

26:04 Would you care to purchase a very fine brush?

26:06 You have such a fine, forceful voice. I can't help but buy several.

26:11 Thank you, madam.

26:13 Did someone say brushes?

26:15 Me too.

26:17 Now I can ask Daisy to...

26:21 (MUMBLING)

26:23 ...be my wife.

26:25 Only one left.

26:31 I must save it at all costs.

26:33 Take my proposal to Daisy.

26:36 I've waited all my life for this moment.

26:38 I will now go in and ask her to be my...

26:40 (MUMBLING)

26:43 Hooray!

26:46 (DOOR OPENS)

27:13 Well?

27:15 (MUMBLING)

27:16 What are you...

27:18 I hate people.

27:21 What's the idea?

27:29 I thought I told yous I hate people.

27:36 (CLAPPING)

27:38 Good afternoon, ma'am.

27:46 (GROANING)

28:04 (BUZZER)

28:06 (MUMBLING)

28:09 Oh, shut up. Can't you read that sign out there?

28:14 It says, "No trespassing."

28:16 (MUMBLING)

28:18 My dear fellow, I can't understand a word you say.

28:24 (MUSIC PLAYING)

28:26 (MUSIC CONTINUES)

28:28 (upbeat music)

28:30 (upbeat music)

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