Alice In Wonderland (Burbank Films)

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00:00Alice

00:30In your world you'll be free

00:34To dream the dreams you want to

00:38To dream all the dreams you need to

00:42To dream the dreams you long for

00:50Oh Alice

01:00Enough

01:10The principles of logical calculus

01:12I cannot read another word

01:14I am so bored

01:16Nothing ever happens to poor Alice

01:20Stuck out here in this horrible place

01:22With that

01:24Or company

01:26Why I

01:30A white rabbit

01:40What's the point

01:42Well

01:44Even chasing a white rabbit

01:46Is better than nothing at all

02:00A rabbit

02:12A rabbit

02:14Wearing a waistcoat

02:16A rabbit

02:18Wearing a waistcoat

02:20And a pocket watch

02:22Oh dear

02:24Oh dear

02:25I'm late

02:26I'm very late

02:27A talking rabbit

02:28Wearing a waistcoat

02:29And a pocket watch

02:30What a big

02:48Orange marmalade, my favorite.

03:18What a deep rabbit hole.

03:25Perhaps I will fall from the outside of the world.

03:29Maybe he's an Australian rabbit.

03:32Well, really.

03:48Oh, my ears and whiskers.

03:53Oh, how late it's getting.

03:55Oh, Mr. Rabbit, wait.

03:59Now, where could it be?

04:05That wouldn't be.

04:20Now, that wasn't there before, was it?

04:26A key.

04:28Now I'll catch that rabbit.

04:33Too small.

04:36Who needs rabbit?

04:39Oh, my God.

05:02Oh, that is quite the loveliest garden I've ever seen.

05:32Oh, that's what I've ever seen in my life.

05:47Oh, that's what I've ever seen in my life.

05:55Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.

06:25Oh!

06:38It's a fun matter.

06:39Oh!

06:46Oh, guys.

06:47Oh, my attention.

06:48Oh, my God.

06:49Oh, my God.

06:50Oh, my God.

06:53Oh, my God.

06:55Come on, come on, come on.

06:57Come on, come on.

06:58Come on, come on.

06:59Come on, come on.

07:17If only I could.

07:23Oh, brother.

07:25Now, that certainly wasn't there before.

07:33Drink me.

07:36It doesn't say poison anywhere.

07:42But this seems all right.

07:48Mmm, delicious.

07:50A sort of cherry, tart, custard, pineapple, roast turkey, toffee taste, all mixed up.

08:06Oh, glorious.

08:07Yes, now I can get through the door to the beautiful garden.

08:11Oh, no.

08:24I'll never get in there now.

08:28Well, I'll eat it.

08:50If I get larger, I can reach the key.

08:54And if I get smaller, I can crawl under the door.

08:57Why?

08:58I love it.

09:00I love it.

09:01Huh.

09:02Why?

09:03Give me a moment

09:03with music?

09:15Why?

09:16Any moment I think not?

09:18Uh-huh.

09:19Aha! Now I can reach the key.

09:38Now I surely can't get into the garden.

09:49Oh, the Duchess. The Duchess.

10:01Oh, won't she be savage if I've kept her waiting?

10:05Savage.

10:11If you please, sir.

10:13Ah! A giant.

10:19Oh, wait. Wait, Mr. Rabbit.

10:23You've dropped your gloves.

10:32What could be causing?

10:35The gloves.

10:37Now I can get into the beautiful garden.

10:45Oh, no. Not again.

10:47Maybe I can break the door down.

10:49Oops!

10:55It's salty.

10:57It doesn't seem like the ocean.

10:59I know.

11:01It's my tears.

11:03I know.

11:05I know.

11:07It's my tears.

11:09I know.

11:11I know.

11:13It's my tears.

11:15And there's...

11:17I know.

11:19I know.

11:21I know.

11:23I know.

11:25It's my tears.

11:26Over here.

11:27Good day, Mr. Mouse.

11:29Good day.

11:30I never had a worse one.

11:31Walking about, minding my own business.

11:33Well, splash.

11:34In I went.

11:35You don't perchance know where the shore is, I suppose?

11:38Business will splash. In I went.

11:42You don't perchance know where the shore is, I suppose.

11:46No, I do not.

11:48That's where you are, I hope.

12:08It's called the mouse paddle. I invented it myself.

12:35Really?

12:36You may try it, if you wish.

12:39Thank you, but I do believe my tail would not be long enough.

12:43Perhaps you're right.

12:45I wonder who is responsible for letting the sea in here.

12:50Actually, I don't think it's the sea at all.

12:53You see, I was crying.

12:55Why, if I get my paws on whoever did it, I'll nibble their nose off.

13:01Now, what were you saying about crying?

13:04Oh, nothing.

13:11Look, there's the shore.

13:12Oh, how do you do?

13:36My name is Alice, and this is Mr. Mouse.

13:39Oh, Bill.

13:42Bill the lizard.

13:44I'm getting too old for swimming in the sea.

13:48It's not the sea.

13:49What do you mean?

13:51What do you mean?

13:51Not the sea?

13:53Oh, nothing.

13:55Oh, me.

13:56How will I ever dry myself?

13:59I don't have to worry about that.

14:02As they say, water off a duck's back.

14:05Not water off a lizard's back.

14:07Lizards should not swim in the sea.

14:11It's not the sea.

14:13Oh, never mind.

14:16I'm so wet.

14:18How will I ever get dry?

14:20We'll all dry off by having a race.

14:25Who are you?

14:27A dodo, of course.

14:28Come on, let's have a race.

14:31But dodos are ext...

14:32Yes?

14:34Oh.

14:36It's just that I thought dodos were.

14:39Well, they're not, are they?

14:41Because I'm here, aren't I?

14:44You most certainly are.

14:45Right.

14:46Let's race.

14:47You stand here.

14:56And you stand here.

15:02You over there.

15:07But I know it.

15:08I don't want to race.

15:10Oh, do be quiet.

15:13Ready?

15:15Ready?

15:16Go!

15:17Go!

15:20This really is the most unusual race.

15:25Perhaps.

15:26But it's a very good way to get dry.

15:29It's called a caucus race.

15:32How do you know who's winning?

15:37You don't.

15:38How do you know when it's finished?

15:42You don't.

15:44Isn't it fun?

15:46Come on.

15:48Faster.

15:49Faster.

15:50Oh, dear.

15:51Oh, dear.

15:53I'm too old for this.

15:56Excuse me, Mr. Dodo.

15:58Do you know the way into that most beautiful garden on the other side of the sea?

16:05Garden?

16:07Garden?

16:08How would I know anything about garden?

16:11I'm extinct.

16:12I'm extinct!

16:13You.

16:14You there.

16:16Where are my white gloves?

16:18Oh, I'm afraid I left them out there.

16:21You left them out there?

16:24Here, fetch me another pair of gloves from my house.

16:28What?

16:29That way, quickly.

16:33Such a silly girl.

16:35Oh, yes. A complete dodo.

16:38Ha, ha, ha, ha.

17:08You see, but in your world you'll be free

17:13To dream the dreams you want to...

17:16How entirely silly.

17:18Choosing a pair of gloves for a rabbit.

17:28It doesn't say drink me,

17:31but something interesting is bound to happen.

17:35Mm, delicious.

17:39Perhaps I'll go larger.

17:41Perhaps I should wait until I was outside.

17:44Oh!

17:44I wonder if houses are like shoes and you can take them back if they're a bit tight.

17:53This house is definitely a few sizes too small for me.

17:57Young lady, young lady, where are my gloves?

18:06Uh, excuse me, Mr. Rabbit.

18:10Oh, not now, Bill.

18:13I want that little girl to hurry up with my gloves.

18:16Not so little.

18:18Whatever are you talking about?

18:24What is she playing at?

18:26Up and down like a yo-yo.

18:29Get out of my house this instant.

18:31She's not coming.

18:32She most certainly is not.

18:34Oh, dear.

18:35Oh, dear.

18:36I do need my gloves.

18:37Oh, Bill.

18:38Please remove that thing from my house.

18:40What?

18:41Go on.

18:42Throw her out.

18:43Oh, I really am too old for this sort of thing.

18:46Throw her out.

18:48Oh, I never...

18:49Out you go!

18:51Stop it!

18:52That tickles.

18:53Please stop!

18:54Throw her out. I never...

18:59Out you go!

19:03Stop it! That tickles! Please, stop!

19:16I do wish you'd stop mucking about, Bill. I need my gloves.

19:20We'll have to burn the house down.

19:24Burn my house down? Never.

19:28We'll find another way.

19:40This ought to do it.

19:42Oh, my arthritis.

19:47Dick?

19:48I bet if I eat them, something will happen.

19:54That's better, I think.

19:58Dreadful girl, kicking me like that.

20:02Glove thief.

20:03I know trees are supposed to be big, but either this forest is altogether too big, or I'm altogether too small.

20:15Alas, I fear it is me. Let me see. I suppose I should eat or drink something. That usually does the trick.

20:24Who are you?

20:38What are you?

20:39I hardly know anymore.

20:41Explain yourself.

20:44I can't explain myself, because I'm not myself.

20:48I don't see.

20:50All I wanted to do was get into the beautiful garden. And here I am, only three inches tall, and talking to a blue caterpillar.

21:00I am three inches tall. What's so bad about that?

21:06Oh, nothing, sir. Nothing at all. No offense was intended. It's just that I am the wrong size.

21:13Wrong size. Don't be stupid, girl. You are the size you are. I am caterpillar size, and you are little girl size.

21:27A little too little, I'm afraid.

21:30You make no sense.

21:33Very well. I'll bid you a good day.

21:37Wait. Oh, wait. I have something to tell you.

21:43What?

21:45I want to tell you what I know about the beautiful garden.

21:52Oh, please tell me.

21:54I have never heard of it.

22:03Oh, thank you very much.

22:06Wait. Wait. I have something more to tell you.

22:13What is it now?

22:17The mushroom.

22:20What about the mushroom?

22:22Eat one side, and you will grow taller.

22:29Eat the other side, and you will grow shorter.

22:35But which side is which?

22:41Now, which one is which?

22:52The mushroom.

22:53Oh, dear. That must be the taller piece.

22:55Ah!

23:01Oh, just a touch too far.

23:03There. That feels about right. Now I shall find that garden.

23:22Perhaps they will know where the garden is.

23:24Excuse me.

23:26Excuse me.

23:27Miss, excuse me.

23:28Alice.

23:29For the Duchess.

23:30An invitation from the Queen to play croquet.

23:34Why are you dressed as a footman?

23:36Because I am a footman.

23:39I would have thought you were a foot fish.

23:41Well, you would have been wrong.

23:43What should I do with it?

23:45Give it to the Duchess.

23:47She lives in there.

23:52Oh, yip, yip, yip, yip, yip.

24:01Oh, shit, boy, Bailey, Bailey.

24:03Oh, shut up.

24:04More pepper.

24:06The soup needs more pepper.

24:16Excuse me.

24:17Which one of you is the Duchess?

24:19Not to me.

24:23It is I whom you think.

24:24Now, what do you want?

24:25I have an invitation from the Queen for croquet.

24:34Needs more pepper.

24:41Achoo!

24:45Achoo!

24:46No, it's not.

24:50I think she's right.

24:51Achoo!

24:53Who asked you?

24:59Why is that cat grinning?

25:00It's a tissue, cat.

25:03Pig.

25:12Too much salt.

25:14But not enough pepper.

25:24What have you done?

25:30I speak grumpy to your little boy

25:33And beat him when he sneezes.

25:36He only does it to annoy

25:39Because he knows it teases.

25:51I speak severely to my boy

25:54I beat him when he sneezes

25:56For he can thoroughly enjoy

26:00The pepper when he pleases.

26:08Oh, here.

26:09You can't direct me back.

26:11I must dress for croquet.

26:16Cheshire Puss,

26:17Would you please tell me

26:18How to get to the beautiful garden?

26:19That depends on how much you want to get there.

26:26Oh, very much.

26:28Very much indeed.

26:30Then it doesn't matter which way you go.

26:36Whatever do you mean?

26:37In that direction lives Hatter.

26:42He's quite mad.

26:45In that direction lives March Hare.

26:50And he's completely mad.

26:53They won't be able to help me if they're mad.

26:55Oh.

26:58They're all mad here.

27:01I'm mad.

27:03You're mad.

27:05He's mad.

27:07I am not mad.

27:13How do you know I'm mad?

27:15You're here, aren't you?

27:19That's true.

27:20That's true.

27:21To loo.

27:23Who knows where the beautiful garden is?

27:25The Hatter or the Hare?

27:27That's for you to find out.

27:31Really?

27:33What a curious cat.

27:35Oh, no, no.

27:38Not curious.

27:40Strange, yes.

27:43Mad, yes.

27:46But curious?

27:48Never.

27:50Why not?

27:52My dear girl.

27:54Curiosity killed the cat.

28:01Curiouser and curiouser.

28:09I think I need to be just a little larger.

28:11Alice.

28:14Alice, it's a wonder you know who you are.

28:20Cause you've been traveling far.

28:24You're lost forever above me.

28:26Excuse me.

28:28No room. No room.

28:30Go, I was.

28:32There's plenty of room.

28:34All right.

28:36Oh, thank you very much.

28:37There isn't any.

28:39Not a bit.

28:41Then why did you ask if I wanted some?

28:43Your hair wants cutting.

28:46You shouldn't make personal remarks.

28:48You shouldn't say what you don't mean.

28:50I mean what I say.

28:52At least, I say what I mean.

28:54It's all the same.

28:56It is not.

28:57You might as well say,

28:58that I breathe when I sleep.

28:59It's the same as I sleep when I breathe.

29:01It is the same with you.

29:05Could either of you two gentlemen tell me how to enter the beautiful garden?

29:06Oh, perhaps.

29:07If you tell me what the date is.

29:08The fourth.

29:10Two days,

29:12Two days later.

29:14Oh, you might as well say that.

29:15You might as well say that I breathe when I sleep

29:18as the same as I sleep when I breathe.

29:20It is the same with you.

29:22Could either of you two gentlemen tell me how to enter the beautiful garden?

29:25Oh, perhaps.

29:29If you tell me what the date is.

29:31the fourth two days slow that should fix it that's no way to treat the time

29:40if you knew the time as well as i do you'd know how to treat him him oh yes time is a him

29:50i dare say you've never even spoken to time no but i know how to beat time when i learn music

29:59time just hates being beaten no if you'd kept on good time with time he'd do almost anything you

30:08wanted what sort of anything oh say it was uh nine o'clock and time for your lessons you could

30:18have a word to time and there you are one thirty time for lunch what if i wasn't hungry simple

30:26you just stay at one thirty until you are is that how you always stay at tea time alas yes

30:35you see i had a quarrel with time what's happened i was performing a song for the queen of hearts

30:43twinkle twinkle a little bit how i wonder what you're at uh but perhaps you know it huh

30:53uh up above the world so high like a tea train that's high then the queen jumped up and said

31:00stop the timing's wrong you're murdering time and and and i said me murdering the time and mr time

31:08heard me and he hasn't worked for me since ever since then it's been six o'clock

31:14time come on everybody move up one place why did we do that there's never time to do any dishes

31:26so we have to keep moving around i see

31:30you mentioned you might know how i can reach the beautiful garden no never heard of it nor me

31:48i don't know what you're talking about stupid girl i really don't think dang you shouldn't talk

31:56really good day more tea don't mind if i do

32:02oh delicious mad utterly mad i will just have to find my garden on my own

32:15hmm that's curious

32:19the beautiful garden just look at those roses they almost don't look real

32:33smells more paint than a rose

32:40it is paint hey club you just painted a

32:48leaf it was a bud anyway you just painted diamond's hand

32:53what oh spade why did you do that me club did that you

33:02why are you painting the white roses red

33:12why miss there should have been a red rose but spade planted a white one by mistake

33:18me if the queen finds out it's off with our heads

33:24oh no here comes the queen oh quickly quickly

33:29oh

33:43oh

33:47oh

33:50These roses have been painted red.

34:10Who is responsible?

34:13He is.

34:15He is.

34:16He is.

34:18You all are.

34:20Off their heads.

34:25Who are you?

34:31Alice.

34:33Your Majesty.

34:36You may let them go.

34:39A royal pardon.

34:41Philip?

34:43Yes, dear?

34:45This is Alice.

34:46She is joining us for croquet.

34:49Ah, how do you do?

34:52Come on, let's go.

35:03Alice, it's a wonder you know who you are.

35:08I'm sorry about your help.

35:11No matter.

35:12At least your foot cleaned the chimney.

35:16I do hope your little pig, I mean baby as well.

35:20Actually, I scolded him rather soundly for a kind.

35:25Get to your croquet, please.

35:27Oh, this gale needs a ball and mellet.

35:35Rawr.

35:36There you are, my dear.

35:39Your ball and your mellet.

35:42Um, excuse me, Your Majesty, but I only seem to have a hedgehog and a flamingo.

35:47Oh, my God.

35:48Uh, we all use hedgehogs and flamingos.

35:52It makes for a more interesting game.

35:54Hmm.

36:04Oh, my God.

36:08Hooray.

36:11Ah, what?

36:12Ah, yes.

36:13Good one, huh?

36:14Ah, I'll drop it.

36:17Ah!

36:18Uh.

36:18Ah.

36:18Ah, ma.

36:19Ah.

36:20Ah, ma.

36:21Ah!

36:22Ah.

36:22Phew!

36:28Phew!

36:52Oh, my God.

37:22This is the most peculiar game of croquet I have ever played.

37:42Whatever you do, don't beat the queen.

37:47Why ever not?

37:49The last one who beat the queen.

37:51Oh, half with his head.

37:54How disgusting.

37:55Why, that queen is such a...

37:59is such a...

38:01such a good croquet player.

38:04It's hardly worth playing.

38:11Jolly good shot, my majesty.

38:21Torts, the queen's torts, anyone?

38:31No, thank you.

38:41Oh, no, thank you very much.

38:44Torts, ma'am.

38:49Thank you very much.

38:51I'm so hungry.

38:54Mmm, delicious.

38:56Perhaps a bit peppery.

39:00But at least I'm still the same size.

39:03I found someone.

39:06Oh, oh, it's you, Miss Cheshire Cat.

39:11I found someone who knows of your beautiful garden.

39:17This garden doesn't have painted flowers, does it?

39:21Oh, certainly not.

39:22Oh, certainly not.

39:23Follow me.

39:24Follow me.

39:25He knows.

39:28Hello.

39:29The dodo.

39:30You thought I was still extinct, didn't you?

39:43He wouldn't know where my garden is.

39:46One never knows.

39:52I certainly don't know where it is.

39:55I'm a dodo.

39:56I think I'll go back to the croquet.

39:58The mock turtle knows.

40:00Who?

40:01The mock turtle.

40:03I'll take you to him.

40:04I will.

40:05Walk this way.

40:22Oh, dear.

40:25Oh, me.

40:27She wants to get to the beautiful garden.

40:30Oh, what's the point?

40:35I can't go on.

40:37Whatever is the matter.

40:39Don't ask.

40:41What's wrong with him?

40:43He's a mock turtle.

40:44They're all like that.

40:46Why do they call you a mock turtle?

40:49Because, because I'm not a real turtle.

40:53That's my trouble.

40:55That's my trouble.

40:55Oh, hoo, hoo, hoo, hoo, hoo, hoo.

40:58I'm very sorry to hear it.

40:59But do you know where my garden is?

41:02Hmm?

41:03Oh, yes.

41:04A long time ago, when I was very little, we had a teacher.

41:10An old turtle called Tortoise.

41:14If he was a turtle, why would you call him Tortoise?

41:18Because a tortoise.

41:21Silly girl.

41:23Yeah, real dodo.

41:24Old tortoise, tortoise reeling and writhing.

41:29And the garden.

41:31What about the garden?

41:32Oh, and mystery.

41:35Ancient and modern mystery.

41:38The garden?

41:39And seaography.

41:41Lots of seaography.

41:44Please, sir.

41:45I would like to find the beautiful garden.

41:48Oh, all right.

41:50I'll tell you where it is.

41:52Tell her.

41:53Tell her.

41:54Well, you walk over there.

41:57The trial's beginning.

41:59The trial's beginning.

42:00The trial's beginning.

42:01The trial's beginning.

42:02A trial.

42:03Oh, I do like a trial.

42:09Come on.

42:10What's about my garden?

42:12What garden?

42:13There's a trial on.

42:14Woo-hoo!

42:27The trial.

42:28Coming from the garden.

42:29The trial's beginning.

42:30問題

42:31Part two.

42:32Court herald.

42:33Bring it in the prisoner.

42:42Bring in the prisoner.

42:56Bring in the prisoner.

42:58Bring in the prisoner.

42:59Bring in the prisoner.

43:00Bring in the prisoner.

43:03Off with his head.

43:05Wait, dear, please.

43:08We must have a trial first.

43:10Then off with his head.

43:12Please read the charges.

43:15Please read the charges.

43:16Please read the charges.

43:17Please read the charges.

43:18Please read the charges.

43:19The charges.

43:21The queen of hearts, she made some tarts.

43:25All on a summer's day.

43:27The knave of hearts, she stole the tarts and took them quite away.

43:39Consider your verdict.

43:42Guilty!

43:43Guilty!

43:44Guilty!

43:45Guilty!

43:46Guilty!

43:47Guilty!

43:48Guilty!

43:49Guilty!

43:51Guilty!

43:52Guilty!

43:53Oh, what has been?

43:54Wait.

43:55Wait.

43:56We must show the evidence.

43:57Oh, this is dead.

43:59Wait, wait. We must show the evidence.

44:03Bring on the evidence.

44:05Bring on the evidence.

44:07Bring on the evidence.

44:13A tray of tarts with two missing.

44:17Stolen?

44:21Oh, this is dead.

44:31Excuse me.

44:33Silence in court.

44:35Silence.

44:37Silence.

44:43I ate the tarts.

44:45What?

44:47What?

44:49What?

44:51I ate the tarts.

44:53You're the one who stole my pee.

44:55And my kick.

44:57I did not.

44:59She nearly drowned me.

45:01And I ruined my chimney.

45:05And she kidnapped my pey.

45:07Maybe.

45:09She kicked me through the air.

45:11She's guilty.

45:13Arrest her.

45:15Off her head.

45:17Off with her head.

45:19Off with her head.

45:21Off with her head.

45:23Get out of there.

45:25Go!

45:27Go!

45:29Go!

45:31Go!

45:33Go!

45:35Go!

45:37Go!

45:39Go!

45:41Go!

45:43Go!

45:45Let's go.

46:15Oh, no! Not a time!

46:19Have a day!

46:20Go!

46:21Help! Help!

46:43The beautiful garden.

46:52The principle of logical calculus.

46:57Oh, soldier.

46:58Don't leave a heart.

47:01Must be a dream.

47:06It's late.

47:07I better get home.

47:21During thecanter,

47:27the

47:43Alice, it's a wonder you know who you are

48:08Cause you'll be traveling far

48:12You're off to that other land

48:16Oh Alice, you just won't believe what you'll see

48:22But in your world you'll be free

48:26To dream the dreams you want to

48:30To dream all the dreams you need to

48:34To dream the dreams you long for

48:38Oh Alice, you say, how did it happen to me

48:44But in your world you're still free

48:47To dream those dreams you want to

48:52To dream all the dreams you need to

48:56To dream the dreams you long for

49:00Oh Alice

49:08Oh Alice

49:12Oh Alice

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