:17:01
- Oh, would you, George?
- Obviously the way to find
a proper nanny...
:17:03
is to go about it
in a proper fashion.
:17:05
I shall put an advertisement in
the Times: Take this down please.
:17:08
- Yes, of course, dear.
- Wanted.
:17:10
Uh, no. Uh, required.
:17:12
Nanny: firm, respectable,
no nonsense.
:17:17
A BritisH nanny
must be a general
:17:21
THe future empire
lies witHin Her Hands
:17:25
And so tHe person tHat we need
to mould tHe breed
:17:29
Is a nanny
wHo can give commands
:17:32
- You getting this, Winifred?
- Oh, yes, dear. Every word.
:17:34
A BritisH bank
is run witH precision
:17:38
A BritisH Home
requires notHing less
:17:41
Tradition, discipline and rules
must be tHe tools
:17:46
WitHout tHem, disorder
catastropHe, anarcHy
:17:50
In sHort you Have
a gHastly mess
:17:54
Splendid, George! Inspirational.
:17:56
The Times will be so pleased.
:17:58
- Father?
- Yes?
:18:01
We´ve discussed everything...
:18:03
and we´re very sorry
about what we did today.
:18:05
I should certainly think so.
:18:08
- It was wrong to run away
from Katie Nanna.
- It was indeed.
:18:10
And we do so want to get on
with the new nanny.
:18:12
Very sensible. I shall be glad
to have your help in the matter.
:18:15
We thought you would. That´s why
we wrote this advertisement.
:18:18
- Advertisement for what?
- For the new nanny.
:18:21
- You wrote an advert--
- George, I think we should listen.
:18:24
- You said you wanted our help.
- But, I-- Oh, very well.
:18:28
"Wanted: a nanny
for two adorable children.´´
:18:31
"Adorable.´´ Well, that´s
debatable, I must say.
:18:34
If you want tHis cHoice position
:18:38
Have a cHeery disposition
:18:42
-Jane, I don´t--
- Rosy cHeeks, no warts
:18:46
- That´s the part I put in.
- Play games, all sorts
:18:51
You must be kind
You must be witty
:18:56
Very sweet
and fairly pretty