:27:01
- I beg your pardon?
- Something for them to play with.
:27:08
There is a toy shop across the road.
:27:09
What a lovely idea.
They do look so miserable.
:27:12
You'll have to come along, too.
I mean, that's the whole idea.
:27:15
Must have a woman about
where brats are concerned, you know?
:27:18
I mean, they'd run a mile
if I were to so much as call to them.
:27:21
I'd love to see them
enjoy themselves, but...
:27:23
- What's to stop you?
- My husband is out...
:27:25
- and won't be back till teatime.
- You'll be in time to have it with him.
:27:29
I don't want to be silly,
but I don't know you.
:27:31
This is charity, ma'am.
That blows convention out of the window.
:27:37
I mean you children out there in the street.
Come along. Don't be afraid.
:27:41
I've got something for you.
:27:49
Would you like some toys to play with?
:27:52
It is such a shame
you can't go into the square.
:27:54
- This gentleman thought...
- There's a toy shop there.
:27:56
- Tops, if you like, or hoops.
- Do let's go across, shall we?
:28:22
- Good afternoon.
- We've come to the wrong shop.
:28:26
- Buns and ice cream are what they want.
- You think we should?
:28:28
Nonsense! Make them all sick.
Do them a world of good.
:28:32
You know what you want? Come on in.
:28:38
Here we are. Help yourselves.
:28:41
- Blimey, look at them lovely tarts!
- There's plenty more.
:28:45
Anything you like, in reason. That's right.