Jerry Bartell’s Playtime. Jane Ann And The Key Tree. Appl. Title: Jane Ann.

hello there join us in the game of follow-the-leader dingo candy gay who'll be the leader all we can't have all eaters are no followers supposedly line up for counting on eenie meenie miney moe eeny meeny miny moe dingo is the leader all right come on get set cause here we go follow me around this P I'm the leader yessiree jumping up to the top climb up higher then down to blob swiftly turning round and round hopping with our one leg bound see if you can follow - doing as they do doing as they do follow me [Music] this shouldn't be so hard and then it looks so easy oh well I suppose that comes from living outdoors on acorns and do let me see yeah it's story time again my three friends here will act out the story for us you pretend you don't know them never seen them before would you do that this is a story about tin soldier [Music] a jack-in-the-box [Music] rag doll and what happened to them one night when the clock struck twelve [Music] jane-anne was a rag doll which means she was made of cloth and stuffed with sawdust here she is now poor thing lying just as someone left her in a most uncomfortable position I must say you took your time about it how would you like to be locked up in a box most of your life the jack-in-the-box was furious he was a bad-tempered toy and though jane-anne apologized over and over it made no difference hijack bad temper now you've done it [Music] well the tin soldier is really in trouble now the key that lines him out was broken when he fell down the only place to get another is the toy makers tree and clave Allen the soldier told her how to find the key tree this way that way round bound up and over in and out right then left it isn't far turn the corner there you jane-anne could have started out at once for play valley put her heart pissed off and there was Jack all cooped up in that cloud she didn't count on what happened jack is free and up to no good unless I'm much mistaken that mischievous Jack out of the box is going to try to get to play ballet before jane-anne and steal the key from the toy makers trees Oh hurry jane-anne hurry on your way [Music] [Music] well Jack you did just the right thing to help Jane Ann on her way this way that way roundabout the soldier said and if there's anything more roundabout than making this way that way I don't know what it is so here's Jane Ann still getting along fine and we're Jack's disappeared too who knows [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] let's see if we can find that naughty Jack haha his mistake and soon he too will be this way that way roundabout up and over if there's anything Jack's as well as something [Music] [Music] jane-anne are you hurt jack is thoughtless and mischievous but it doesn't really mean to hurt people the point of the key has punctured Jane Ann's cloth skin and her sawdust is trickling out with a rag doll that can be very serious for Jane and when they reached the toy shop the tin soldier was standing just where they left him in no time at all the soldier was wound up and as active as ever Jane Ann had become quite weak from loss of sawdust but Jack and the soldier quickly gave her more sawdust and in a twinkling Dana and was herself again [Music] I suppose Jack might go back to his box once in a while just for old times sake but he always can get out when he wishes so there's no reason for him to be grumpy and mean I like to think they're getting along beautifully together the three of them the tin soldier the jack-in-the-box and the rag doll