Jerry Bartell’s Playtime. Seven At One Blow.
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Series: JERRY BARTELL’S PLAYTIME.
Year Published: 1952
Creator: Apollo Pictures Ltd.
Format: 16mm
Color: B&W
Sound: sound
Complete Record: 7. Seven at One Blow. © 1Sep52; LP2053.
Transcription
[Music] [Laughter] [Music] [Music] hello I'm Jerry Bartel these are the play timers jingle candy and gay and careful jingle you'll prick yourself jingle is a tailor in our play today and he stitched up his courage by making a belt labeled seven at one blow candy plays the part of Suruga noggin and gay near my daughter and I am King dude on our play seven at one blow this story is about a poor little tailor who was happy as he was poor and as busy as he was little he stitched and sewed and sewed and stitched and you watch the world go by his window patch my trousers tailor do so for me a jacket news making my big jerk and smaller through trim my coat with buckets - you'll be paid just what your do I will give you [Music] the best that needs repair buttons off a jagged tear make a pretty suit for Sunday we're taking here in the lid on their Taylor I'll be more than fair I will give you both supports and packs of pins needle feted work begins sniffing car and kitchen finally saw you're not ready yet you're much too slow now finish or you'll feel my toes and I'll not give you my sweet jelly an old woman was selling jelly in the street over here lady would you like a grape sir oh yeah current this current looks good oh here you are thank you sir good day to you the jelly arrived just in time for lunch now for some bread and jelly delicious and the tailor went on with his work the sweet smell of the jelly attracted some flyers and one after another they swooped down on the bread the samples of Taylor's lunch yeah now that's my jelly I'll thank you to be off of it ya know ya did it one two three four five six no seven at one blow and the tailor set it to making himself a belt in across the front of it he stitched these words is seven at one elope he put it on and went out into the world where everyone might know what a man he was a man who had killed seven at one blow let's leave the tailor for a while and dropped in on someone else who thinks he's important here's King do dunk he's been playing croquet with his daughter Princess Adelaide but something has upset him you saw him giant but you know not one giant your majesty two two giants two and one huge is the other they stood back to back and caught our Spears out of the air we spread out in charge in charge formation and your majesty you aren't listening indeed the king wasn't listening this is serious [Music] I have a job for you so who can Hogan haupia tells me there are two times at large I shall give my daughter and half my kingdom to the man who sends them pecking now and tell people while the messenger is doing is running let's see what's happening to the little tailor out in the world everywhere he goes people look at his belt seven at one blow and because it doesn't say seven what they think it means seven wild boars or seven soldiers or even seven Giants of course when the tailor learns of King do dunx offer and all for killing a couple Giants he figures he's just the man for the job well there's no chicken finding the big fellas it's plain to see they've been around here someplace well to work well here they are asleep that's looking for the little tailor now the best way to kill a couple of giants is to well takes brain power more than brawn power up onto the lake of giant number one and flips him on the knee the big fella doesn't move but he thinks the other giant is annoying him any roars stop poking me I wanna sleep you're dreaming I didn't touch ya now another ya Hey that should make him angry I said I didn't touch you serious and dangerous to one of these Giants could crack that era between his fingers like a peanut one for you and one for you and now look at the Giants are going to wait this is the sort of the Battle of person you get to see every day though to tell them to from where he's standing the tailor can't be very well giant slacks have explained each other with every legend they fend off blow after blow with their iron shields they kick with their heavy feet trying to chip each other this is a fight to the finish the blows five-second fan down below the tail of and goes for excited by the minute actually forgets what would happen if the giant see him give it to him never has that been much of battle yeah temples beneath their feet and their roars can be heard from miles a lucky blow sends one giant reeling but he plants his budgin squarely on the other and the huge creatures fall to earth and the tailore marvels at what he has won or it's all over with both giants on the ground dead this plan has worked what a triumph for the little tailor when people learned the Giants were dead they cheered him and called him heroes and carried him to the king so he could collect his reward of course the King kept his promise but he had to make the tailor and Earl before the royal marriage because after all a princess can't marry a tailor no matter how many Giants he is killed i dub thee sir penis killer of giants but this wasn't what the Tina wanted as a merry little tailor I did Taylor well I was happy but the seven that one mighty blow before me fell now Earl I've got to be but the swords too long and the breastplate high the Spurs are prickly and the hats not right I wish I'd not ventured out into the world I really was better off before I was [Music] Oh a merry little tailor I was was ah and married little tailor I should be until I die fortunately Princess Adelaide was a sensible girl if a brave Giant Killer was tired of a hero's life she was satisfied to live the Taylor's life with him and so everything ended happily at least [Music]
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