Their ultra-magnificent tap dancing performance and supreme tune and cockney accented song assures them entrance to heaven since that piece was heaven on earth!
@@thepanda1044 Ooooh I grew up on Shirley Temple too! Used to watch her movies over and over. Wanna find them again for myself now that I'm an adult hahaha.
One of my fave movies ever!!! I remembered this tune from when I was a child growing up in italy. I had no idea what the lyrics were about. Years later I ended up living on the Old Kent Road myself.
This video and tune should be mandatory viewing and listening in every elementary, middle and high school in the U.S. and their equivalent in the English speaking world as well as the rest of the non-English speaking world!
@@mistymoonrose: One of my posts here somewhere states that by law every English speaking person in the U.S., Britain etc. adult or youngster should listen to this!!!!
I remember Arthur Treacher as a grumpy old coot on the Merv Griffin Show back in the 1960s. It's great to see him in his prime in this very cute number.
Wow I never knew that they made the movie like that, the two parts of the song went so well together, amazing. Thank for the edit, loved it, going to show my grandmother.
The song is only partly sung in this movie. Here is the complete song, with the parts used the move in brackets, numbered in order of use. Note the parts used are not sung strictly in order. “Wot Cher!” Lyrics [Last week down our alley came a toff Nice old geezer with a nasty cough. Sees my missus, takes his topper off In a very gentlemanly way!] (1) "Ma'am" says he, "I 'ave some news to tell, Your rich uncle Tom of Camberwell, Popp'd off recent, which it ain't a sell, Leaving you 'is little donkey shay." [Refrain: "Wot cher!" all the neighbours cried, "Who yer gonna meet, Bill Have yer bought the street, Bill?" Laugh! I thought I should 'ave died Knock'd 'em in the Old Kent Road!] (2, and repeated twice at the end.) Some says nasty things about the moke, One cove thinks 'is leg is really broke. That's his envy cos we're carriage folk, Like the toffs as rides in Rotten Row! Straight! it woke the alley up a bit, Thought our lodger would 'ave 'ad a fit, When my missus who's a real wit Says "I 'ates a Bus because it's low!" Refrain [When we starts the blessed donkey stops He won't move, so out I quickly 'ops Pals start whackin' 'm, when down 'e drops Someone says 'e wasn't made to go.] (4) Lor, it might have been a four-in-'and, My old Dutch knows 'ow to do the grand First she bows, and then she waves 'er 'and, Callin' out "We're goin' for a blow!" Refrain [Ev'ry evenin' at the stroke of five Me and the missus takes a little drive. You'd say, "Wonderful they're still alive" If you saw that little donkey go.] (3) I soon showed 'im that 'ed 'ave to do Just whatever 'e was wanted to, Still I sha'nt forget that rowdy crew, 'Ollerin' "Woa! steady! Neddy woa!" Refrain End. Note that in the song, the new owners have trouble getting the donkey to start, but get over that, and it is trotting pretty fast at the end. In the movie version, they are, apparently used to having it go fast, then it suddenly starts having trouble. The song in the movie is not presented as a regular musical number; you see a bit of it at the school ( Minchin and Crewe have evidently been practicing), and later they do a bit more to entertain the troops. This makes it more natural, avoiding the artificial feel of most musical numbers - how often in real life does everyone just drop what they are doing and start singing and dancing?
When the Pope in the 1930's saw Shirley Temple in several motion pictures he asked if she was a midget!!! He couldn't believe someone that young could have such talent!
この映画の主人公のテンプルちゃんがめっちゃ可愛い💕 歌唱力や演技力にもあどけなさと力強さが兼ね備えてあって、こんな天才子役が1930年代にいたなんてかなり驚きます。 (English) Temple who is the main heroine is very adorable💕 Her skill of singing and acting have innocence and vigor, so it is amazing that this versatile child actor was acting in 1930s.
Last week down our alley comes a toff Nice old geezer with a nasty cough Sees my misses, takes his topper off In a very gentlemanly way Ma'am says he I have some news to tell Your rich uncle Tom of Camberwell Popped off recent which it ain't a sell Leaving you his little donkey shay "Wot Cher!", all the neighbours cried Who yer gonna meet, Bill Have yer bought the street, Bill? Laugh! I thought I should've died Knocked em in the Old Kent Road Every evening on the stroke of five Me and Mrs' takes a little ride You say "Wonderful they're still alive!" If you saw that little donkey go! I soon showed him that he'd have to do What ever hes wanted to Still i shan't forget that rowdy crew Already roasted in any woaahh "Wot Cher!", all the neighbours cried Who yer gonna meet, Bill Have yer bought the street, Bill? Laugh! I thought I should've died Knocked em in the Old Kent Road "Wot Cher!", all the neighbours cried Who yer gonna meet, Bill Have yer bought the street, Bill? Laugh! I thought I should've died Knocked em in the Old Kent Road Knocked em in the Old Kent Road
This has always been my all time favorite Shirley Temple song and dance scenes. Arthur Treacher was so great with her here. This movie is lovely.
Same!!
I wanted to be Shirley in these scenes when I was a child.
Bless that little angel, the way she laughed make me forget all my pain
Let's hope they are both in heaven where they deserve to be
Their ultra-magnificent tap dancing performance and supreme tune and cockney accented song assures them entrance to heaven since that piece was heaven on earth!
I don't care how old these films are. How can you not love Shirley Temple. She's adorable
Same! Cuteness and good tunes and dances are timeless!!
@@mistymoonrose When I was a kid, and I was home sick, I'd just watch Shirley temple movies all day. 😋
@@thepanda1044 Ooooh I grew up on Shirley Temple too! Used to watch her movies over and over. Wanna find them again for myself now that I'm an adult hahaha.
I have the same problem. 😊❤
One of my fave movies ever!!! I remembered this tune from when I was a child growing up in italy. I had no idea what the lyrics were about. Years later I ended up living on the Old Kent Road myself.
Me too! And probs moving back in next year. X
The olden days...
This is underrated.
But then again, so is talent like this in the modern day.
This film was a huge success starring an extremely popular child actress. How was it underrated?
@@exessex3522 People say stuff is underrated as some sort of a compliment but it never sounds quite right.
This video and tune should be mandatory viewing and listening in every elementary, middle and high school in the U.S. and their equivalent in the English speaking world as well as the rest of the non-English speaking world!
the right little girl at the right time.......such a talented actor....and joy to watch in all her films
One of the greatest tunes of all times!
Totally!!
@@mistymoonrose: Absolutely, unquestionably!!!!!!!!!
@@roberttelarket4934 Indubitably!!! I think it needs more exposure. 🤔There should be millions of views. ☺
@@mistymoonrose: One of my posts here somewhere states that by law every English speaking person in the U.S., Britain etc. adult or youngster should listen to this!!!!
@@roberttelarket4934 Hear, hear!! 🥳 Their lives would be unquestionably better. 😊
I remember being 7 and this was the only thing that made me stop crying. That and a burger lmao.
i have no idea what any of the words are, but that doesn't stop me from singing along, haha.
I must want to see this movie again, I've been singing this song for the last two days 🤗
My Mother used to sing this 60 years ago (It is originally from an 1891 Albert Chevalier music hall song)
I love this movie has been my favorite when I was little
this is the most memorable song in this whole movie and one of my favorites.
I remember Arthur Treacher as a grumpy old coot on the Merv Griffin Show back in the 1960s. It's great to see him in his prime in this very cute number.
Wow I never knew that they made the movie like that, the two parts of the song went so well together, amazing. Thank for the edit, loved it, going to show my grandmother.
Love this extended version! My favourite song and dance of Shirley's. Got it on repeat - so cheery and cute!!
One of the greatest jingles of all times!!!
In 3000 years they’ll be listening to this in wonderment!!!
Eu simplesmente amo a voz de Shirley nessa musica. Para mim é uma das melhores canções que ela cantou!!!
The song is only partly sung in this movie. Here is the complete song, with the parts used the move in brackets, numbered in order of use. Note the parts used are not sung strictly in order.
“Wot Cher!” Lyrics
[Last week down our alley came a toff
Nice old geezer with a nasty cough.
Sees my missus, takes his topper off
In a very gentlemanly way!] (1)
"Ma'am" says he, "I 'ave some news to tell,
Your rich uncle Tom of Camberwell,
Popp'd off recent, which it ain't a sell,
Leaving you 'is little donkey shay."
[Refrain:
"Wot cher!" all the neighbours cried,
"Who yer gonna meet, Bill
Have yer bought the street, Bill?"
Laugh! I thought I should 'ave died
Knock'd 'em in the Old Kent Road!] (2, and repeated twice at the end.)
Some says nasty things about the moke,
One cove thinks 'is leg is really broke.
That's his envy cos we're carriage folk,
Like the toffs as rides in Rotten Row!
Straight! it woke the alley up a bit,
Thought our lodger would 'ave 'ad a fit,
When my missus who's a real wit
Says "I 'ates a Bus because it's low!"
Refrain
[When we starts the blessed donkey stops
He won't move, so out I quickly 'ops
Pals start whackin' 'm, when down 'e drops
Someone says 'e wasn't made to go.] (4)
Lor, it might have been a four-in-'and,
My old Dutch knows 'ow to do the grand
First she bows, and then she waves 'er 'and,
Callin' out "We're goin' for a blow!"
Refrain
[Ev'ry evenin' at the stroke of five
Me and the missus takes a little drive.
You'd say, "Wonderful they're still alive"
If you saw that little donkey go.] (3)
I soon showed 'im that 'ed 'ave to do
Just whatever 'e was wanted to,
Still I sha'nt forget that rowdy crew,
'Ollerin' "Woa! steady! Neddy woa!"
Refrain
End.
Note that in the song, the new owners have trouble getting the donkey to start, but get over that, and it is trotting pretty fast at the end.
In the movie version, they are, apparently used to having it go fast, then it suddenly starts having trouble.
The song in the movie is not presented as a regular musical number; you see a bit of it at the school ( Minchin and Crewe have evidently been practicing), and later they do a bit more to entertain the troops. This makes it more natural, avoiding the artificial feel of most musical numbers - how often in real life does everyone just drop what they are doing and start singing and dancing?
Thank you!!!!
,What a wonderful song.... Who wrote the music...?
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@@seanpendulum5121: Albert Chevalier wrote in 1891.
I wish Shirley could see herself in her movies as a child again ~~🙏💋❤️🌸💓/ Dec 31/ Saturday/22/ age 64/ Susan Johnston/ casa grande, az
I think Arthur Treacher appeared in a handful of her movies. I wish it had been more. He was great! [The perfect butler]
Only 14K views. Should be 1.4 billion! Also only 171 thumbs up should be 171 million! I thought I'd see some idiots with thumbs down. Glad it is zero!
When the Pope in the 1930's saw Shirley Temple in several motion pictures he asked if she was a midget!!! He couldn't believe someone that young could have such talent!
Yeah I’m gonna take my horse to the old Kent road…
Love all her work
i loved this movie so much :) one of my favorite scenes!!!!
この映画の主人公のテンプルちゃんがめっちゃ可愛い💕 歌唱力や演技力にもあどけなさと力強さが兼ね備えてあって、こんな天才子役が1930年代にいたなんてかなり驚きます。
(English) Temple who is the main heroine is very adorable💕 Her skill of singing and acting have innocence and vigor, so it is amazing that this versatile child actor was acting in 1930s.
A little girl dancing with a room full of men I suppose that’s hardly any difference to TV production crew today . Love Shirley
An absolute supreme perfect masterpiece of euphony!!!
Oh Shirley Temple why did it take 1 year since I posted my comment to get a ❤ with only 12 posts?
Robert Telarket I've been inactive
I think Shirley Temple and Arthur Treacher make a great dancing team.
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hello, i'm from morocco I love your movie and your dance you're a beautiful girl.Allah blesses you
I learned this when I was 6 yrs old
Lovely stuff.
lovely 😀
Old Kent road ah yes Watcha
この映画のこのシーン好き〜！
かわいい
0:33 In a very gentle(mah)nly why(love this pronunciation) not the American: gentlemanly weigh.
1:04 You sigh(love it) not say.
Lumme....takes yet back ter th' good owd daze...when gemmen wus gemmen en laydees wus laydees - an' no mistayke....😚
Last week down our alley comes a toff
Nice old geezer with a nasty cough
Sees my misses, takes his topper off
In a very gentlemanly way
Ma'am says he I have some news to tell
Your rich uncle Tom of Camberwell
Popped off recent which it ain't a sell
Leaving you his little donkey shay
"Wot Cher!", all the neighbours cried
Who yer gonna meet, Bill
Have yer bought the street, Bill?
Laugh! I thought I should've died
Knocked em in the Old Kent Road
Every evening on the stroke of five
Me and Mrs' takes a little ride
You say "Wonderful they're still alive!"
If you saw that little donkey go!
I soon showed him that he'd have to do
What ever hes wanted to
Still i shan't forget that rowdy crew
Already roasted in any woaahh
"Wot Cher!", all the neighbours cried
Who yer gonna meet, Bill
Have yer bought the street, Bill?
Laugh! I thought I should've died
Knocked em in the Old Kent Road
"Wot Cher!", all the neighbours cried
Who yer gonna meet, Bill
Have yer bought the street, Bill?
Laugh! I thought I should've died
Knocked em in the Old Kent Road
Knocked em in the Old Kent Road
The English bloke was a card! How he hated his Cruella DeVille sister!!
i searched for this on spotify and didn't find anything :(
That cockney accent is magnificent! (Unfortunately I don't speak it-I'm in the U.S.).
Unfortunate.
Doing cockney accents is hilarious and fun.
@@rileysnow491: I av an ankering for an otpot.
@@roberttelarket4934
Bluddeh grand, lez' take strowl da'wn the ally, eh lad?
@@rileysnow491: Da'wn da ally?.Da'wn da Ol' Kent Road!
@@roberttelarket4934
'Sher Jesus lad! Ey up, lez' maek som mem'ries. A right shindig, yeh?
Arthur Treacher is the best butler ever! They kind of overdid the British with that "Babbling Bertie" bit.
This clip shows the talent lost .
Fozzie Bear did the second best version :)
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Old Kent Road where I grew up. Sadly now a shithole.
I play Sara Crewe
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How old was she in this?
Zoeiplier WashingtonWantstobattle 11 or 12
Nathaleedlee ! Thank you!!
She would've been 10, would turn 11 in April, 1939.
What a strange beat...
Just old fashioned