Mary Poppins

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The British film actor and comedian David Cecil MacAlister Romlinson (1917 - 2000) was the authority figure of father George Banks in Mary Poppins (1964) and the con-artist/magician Professor Emelius Browne in Bedknobs and Broomsticks(1971). He also played Peter Thorndyke in The Love Bug(1969).

This must be something in the cartoon segment of the film which was immaterial to the plot. there was a Disney animal cartoon- full length- the Fox and the Hound- with a racial tolerance in the animal kingdom plot implication. I do not know about Horses and foxes in Mary Poppins there is a scene with a magically animated Merry Go Round that turns into a real live Horse Race, with Mary jockeying for position. That is not the same thing. these were cartoon segments adding little or nothing to the plot.

The bag sits on a table that appears to have one leg in the front and a beaded toy in the back. In actuality, the front leg covers the seams of two mirrors under the table, set at a 45 degree angle to reflect the toy that is off to the side. This creates a space underneath the table behind the mirrors where things can be hidden and not seen by the audience. A trap door in the bottom of the bag/top of the table allows things to be passed up from that space through the bag.

Julie Andrews is still alive as of October 2015. She is 80 years old.

There are so many parts of Mary Poppins (1964) to like, and each person has his own favorite. However what always made me tear up a bit was Mary Poppins leaving while the family flew kites together. I just knew the family would be a tight, cohesive unit from then on.

This is a made-up word, used in the same way in the French version of the movie.

if you have long hair, do a ballet bun, or put you hair in braids and curl it up. secure with hairpins.

if you have short do a ballet bun, or a sock bun, but put some fluffy shiny dark colored flowers in it.

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Spitz spot... Slang for hurry up... i.e., get moving children.

Strawberries, I think. What did the girl taste like?

Laura Michelle Kelly played Mary Poppins in the 2005 musical and won an Olivier Best Actress Award in 2005.

After Laura Michelle Kelly, Scarlet Strallen took the title role and was followed by Lisa O'Hare who left in Spring 2008 as Scarlet Strallen came back and stayed until the end of the show in January of 2009.

There's no evidence to confirm or disprove he's a fan of Mary Poppins.

The Broadway play Mary Poppins last for about 2 hours and 50 minutes with one intermission. It is to be noted that children under 4 years of age were not allowed in the theatre.

Admiral Boom seems to be a heavy , borderline negative character. Banks, banking and defense are seen in a negative light. The argument that these jobs do not appeal to kids is not amplified but hinted at- the deeper argument that wartime separation angst is, well negative anguish is only hinted at- there is a sort of creepy communistic tone.

l964 it was filmed, it may have been released as late as l965. I can recall seeing it at the State Theater (In Jersey City) in that year. somewhat oddly programs which were essentially edited-down playbooks were sold in the theatre lobby, this is rare with movies but then that was a Disney production. I didn"t like it. I didn"t like the stage version- wouldn"t waste time ont he film of (The Sound of Music) either. One too sweet-talked and the other too phoney. on the second film,nobody in their right mind is bouncy-wouncy or Happy-Go-Luciky about a dog bite! It hurts!=and if from a pet involves a major breach of trust, this is heavy stuff not laugh it off type of mishap like maybe falling in soft snow- quite timely!

Disney owns the rights to the 1964 movie, but the not the name and image of Mary Poppins.

The family and heirs of Pamela Lyndon Travers, author of the Mary Poppins book series own the image and rights. PL Travers disliked the final Disney Production. She could not stand Dick Van Dyke or Julie Andrews in their roles, and did not like use of animation sequences in the movie.

Alma Lawton portrayed the old woman in the park in the 1964 movie starring Julie Andrews.

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She doesn't have a phone. You have to write a note, tear it up, throw it in the fireplace, and let the wind take it up the chimney, remember?

Seriously, Mary Poppins is not a real person. P. L. Travers invented the character to use in a series of books. Julie Andrerws later played Mary in the movie.

PL Travers hated the music and animation of Disney's Mary Poppins movie. All because they thought she was mean to the kids.

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It's just because black colour has an advanced ability to absorb heat radiations much better and faster than any other colour. Then you might ask why does then we use it at sunshine to prevent body from heat. No surprise to your question it's because at the same time black is able to liberate back the absorbed heat at a faster rate. If you doubts this then you doubt about one more thing that why does most of the umbrellas are made silverish inside it. The answer to this is that black expells heat in all directions so in order to prevent heat entering inside the umbrella it is painted silverish inside as silver acts as a mirror, so it just reflects the heat back out to the umbrella. So we finds much cool inside with a silver coated umbrella than a black one.

Probably/. I was familiar with the movie and do NOT recall this song. Spoonful of Sugar, yes, the over-long word, yes, but not that one. maybe in a new scenario for the play , which usually takes some dramatic license ( read differences) from the movie.

First: Mary Poppins

Second: Mary Poppins Comes Back

Third: Mary Poppins Opens the Door

Fourth: Mary Poppins in the Park