1:24:00
I think you ought to take it back.
1:24:02
I let her stand on my head
1:24:03
to let her eat her supper
and now she...
1:24:05
now she, now she won't go to bed
until her mother tells her story.
1:24:09
I like to know what's the matter
with my stories.
1:24:11
They are the same stories.
1:24:14
I'll go up to her.
1:24:34
Then what happened, Mommy.
1:24:38
I am sorry, Irene darling.
1:24:41
Mother just can't tell you
anymore tonight.
1:24:43
Oh, Mommy, please.
1:24:48
What is the matter, Mommy?
1:24:51
But, I wanted to know
what happen, Mommy
1:24:54
If you close your eyes tight
1:24:56
Daddy will tell you a story.
1:24:58
What's it about?
1:25:00
Well, ah, its about
1:25:04
ah, it's about a strange
and wonderful treasure
1:25:11
that was locked up
in an enchanted stone.
1:25:14
Is there a princess in it?
1:25:16
Yes, a princess.
1:25:19
A beautiful princes
with golden hair.
1:25:24
Is there a prince too?
1:25:26
No, not a prince
but a man who live all alone
1:25:32
until the princess found him.
1:25:34
Did they love each other?
1:25:36
Very much.
1:25:39
Alright, Daddy
my eyes are closed
1:25:44
Well, now, one day the princes
told the man
1:25:51
about this wonderful treasure
1:25:53
so they decided to go
and search of it together.
1:25:58
Now, no one had ever seen
this treasure