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Amos, a poor church mouse, sets out to find work, since his family of 26 is starving. He's rejected by several places and takes refuge in th...
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Sterling Holloway
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饰Amos Mouse (v...
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Charles Ruggles
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饰Ben Franklin ...
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Amos Mouse:
[voiceover]
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I was born and raised in Philadelphia, in the old church down on Second Street. Our home was in the vestry, behind the paneling. There were 26 children in the family, and with that many mouths to feed, we were naturally quite poor. In fact, as poor as church mice. And since I was the oldest, I determined to set out into the world and make my own way. If I was successful, I could help the others. But, in any case, there would be one less mouse to feed.
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Amos Mouse:
You can't give up. Nothing ventured, nothing gained.
Amos Mouse:
My name's Amos, one of the church mice from over on Second Street, and the first thing I'd do is figure a way to heat this place. All your heat's going up the chimney.
Ben Franklin:
And what would you propose?
Amos Mouse:
Put the fire in the middle of the room.
Ben Franklin:
Oh, nonsense! You want to burn the place down?
Amos Mouse:
Make something out of iron to put it in.
Ben Franklin:
Say, that might be an idea.
Amos Mouse:
Say, Ben, this your paper?
Ben Franklin:
That's it, Amos. "Poor Richard's Almanac".
Amos Mouse:
[Amos reads the paper] "Sunrise: 6:22, Sunset: 7:43, High Tide: 4:.. a cat in gloves catches no mice..." Huh! "Poor Richard's Almanac." Poor, indeed.
Ben Franklin:
But Amos, consider all the information...
Amos Mouse:
Information! Ben, when the sun's up, it's up! Why read about it?
Amos Mouse:
[noticing Ben is about to run into a lamp post] Post, Ben! Post!
Ben Franklin:
Oh, how do you do, Mr. Post?
Colonist:
How about it, men? Are we going to stand for this?
Crowd:
NO!
Amos Mouse:
No taxation without representation!
Amos Mouse:
[voice-over] Poor Ben. I couldn't help feeling sorry for him. It was a heavy responsiblity. I could help him! I knew I could! But no. I couldn't go back. After all, a mouse has a little pride.
Tom Jefferson:
I've been racking my brains, working day and night, but it's no use! I'm stuck!
Ben Franklin:
But Red, I thought it was finished.
Tom Jefferson:
It is, it is, Ben, but I don't like the beginning. It just doesn't sound right. Listen to this: The time has come when we the people of these colonies...
Ben Franklin:
Yes, yes?
Tom Jefferson:
No! No! Not big enough! How about this: Now is the time when we the people...
Ben Franklin:
Well, um...
Tom Jefferson:
No! No! Not strong enough! Uh... The time is at hand when we the people mu... Oh! You see what I mean, Ben? If I could only find the words...
Amos Mouse:
[whispering] Psst! Ben! How about our contract?
Ben Franklin:
[whispering] No, Amos. Not now.
Amos Mouse:
[whispering] Yes! Now, or I'm leaving!
Ben Franklin:
[whispering] Alright, Amos. Alright.
[reads]
Ben Franklin:
"When in the course of human events, it becomes necess..."
Tom Jefferson<
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Ben! That's it! That's it! When in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to disolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume, among the powers of the earth, the seperate and equal station to which the laws of nature...
[fade to the House of Representatives]
Tom Jefferson:
...and, for the support of this declaration, with a firm reliance on the protection of Divine Providence, we mutually pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor.
Amos Mouse:
[Voiceover] It was shortly thereafter that Ben took up kite flying. To the framework of his largest kite he fastened a small box, for it was his idea that I become the world's first flying reporter. I was so enthralled by the spectacle spread below that I failed to notice a sharp, pointed wire fixed to the kite just above my head. I was the victim of a plot!
[after Amos is nearly killed during the kite experiment]
Ben Franklin:
Amos, speak to me. Was it electricity?
Amos Mouse:
Was it electricity?
[shouting, with lightning coming out of his mouth]
Amos Mouse:
Was it electricity? Goodbye! Goodbye, and forever!
[Amos has combined Ben's reading and regular glasses]
Ben Franklin:
Well, well, well!
Amos Mouse:
Will they do?
Ben Franklin:
Will they? Why, Amos, this is a great idea. Two-way glasses. By George! Bifocals.
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