Mary Poppins

Mary Poppins was a nanny.

No one knows exactly where Mary Poppins lived. In the movie she is first seen sitting on a cloud. In all versions she is blown in by the East wind to Number Seventeen Cherry Tree Lane somewhere in London, England. Where she went from there no one knows.

The Sherman Brothers, comprised of Robert and Richard Sherman, specialized in movie musicals. They wrote film scores for big name musicals like Mary Poppins and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.

Mary Poppins (1964) was filmed in sound stages at the Walt Disney Sudios, 500 South Buena Vista St., Burbank, California. The movie took most of 1963 to shoot, but the time of year didn't matter since it was all indoors.

Robert Stevenson .

According to Wikipedia, the Walt Disney film Mary Poppinspremiered on August 27, 1964. But the movie depicted the city of London in 1910.

Bread to feed the birds

Walt Disney tried to purchase the movie rights to Mary Poppins as early as 1938, but she did not agree until 1961. Planning the film and composing the songs took about two years and the film was finally released in August 1964.

In the movie Mary Poppins (1964), Bert is the first to introduce the audience to Admiral Boom and Mr. Binnacle whose exterior rooftop is "Ship Shape". The admiral fires a cannon at 8am and 6pm each day.

In Walt Disney's 1964 semi-animated film, the main cast are:

Mary Poppins : Julie Andrews

Bert : Dick Van Dyke

George Banks : David Tomlinson

Winifrid Banks : Glynis Johns

Michael Banks : Matthew Garber

Jane Banks : Karen Dotrice

Mrs Brill (cook) : Reta Shaw

Ellen : Herminonie Baddley

Constable Jones : Arthur Treacher

Uncle Albert : Ed Wynn

The Bird Woman : Jane Darwell

Mr Dawes Jr. : Arthur Malet

Mr Dawes Sr. : 'Nackvid Keyd' a.k.a. Dick Van Dyke

Assuming your question is for the children's roles, the Disney height requirements for Broadway and touring companies are 58" for Jane Banks and 56" for Michael Banks.

"A spoonful of sugar makes the medicine go down."

No. Ther Wizard of oz came out in Book form in about l900. The famous film starring Judy Garland et al ( Bolger, Haley, Lahr, etc) was made in l939. Mary Poppins book first came out- there were several- in l934. The movie was issued in l964 some places did not get it- owing to scheduling changes, until l965 such as the State Theatre, where I saw it. That should answer your question.

Ummm, no, she never ended up pregnant.

I seem to recall he is a relative of Mary, Not Bert. The character is called Uncle Albert and his one-hit wonder is the song ( I Love to Laugh- ha ha ha ha) which was specifically written for the film and character. He was played by the renowned comedian Ed Wynn, once known as the Perfect Fool.

Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley-- the author of Frankenstein.

Mary Poppins was released on August 27, 1964.

The first line of Mary Poppins (1934):

Chapter 1 - East Wind

"If you want to find Cherry-Tree Lane all you have to do is ask the Policeman at the cross-roads. He will push his helmet slightly to one side, scratch his head thoughtfully, and then he will point his huge white-gloved finger and say:"First to your right, second to your left, sharp right again, and you're there. Good-morning.""

He played the Constable.

Julie Andrews played Mary Poppins in Walt Disney's 1964 motion picture.

London in Spring 1910

PL Travers did not like the movie. She had expected to be able to have a say in cutting scenes, but this did not happen. Disney was even reluctant to invite her to the premiere of the film, as he believed she would be too openly negative about it - which, indeed, she was. She felt that the film took away from the integrity of the character she had created in Mary Poppins.

yes, in the Broadway show.

Yes. They're Mary Poppins broadway shows all across the united States. So Most likely there is a Mary Poppins show in the state of Utah.However this doesn't mean that there is one coming soon.

In a sense. Many of the songs start off with a sort of recitate run-in more or less like the old-timer ( not Disney in any way) Me and my Shadow. The delivery and tone of the material is almost comic opera, and songs do carry a major portion of the plot.