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00:02:42 The hills are alive
00:02:45 With the sound of music
00:02:49 With songs they have sung
00:02:52 For a thousand years
00:02:57 The hills fill my heart
00:03:01 With the sound of music
00:03:06 My heart wants to sing
00:03:13 My heart wants to beat like the wings
00:03:18 From the lake to the trees
00:03:22 My heart wants to sigh
00:03:26 From a church on a breeze
00:03:30 To laugh like a brook
00:03:34 Over stones on its way
00:03:38 To sing through the night
00:03:42 Like a lark who is learning to pray
00:03:46 I go to the hills
00:03:52 When my heart is lonely
00:03:58 I know I will hear
00:04:03 What I've heard before
00:04:07 My heart will be blessed
00:04:12 With the sound of music
00:04:21 And I'll sing...
00:04:26 ... once more
00:09:18 Hallelujah, hallelujah
00:09:23 Hallelujah, hallelujah
00:09:30 - Reverend Mother.
00:09:32 - I simply cannot find her.
00:09:36 She's missing again.
00:09:38 We should've put a cowbell
00:09:41 Have you tried the barn? You know
00:09:44 I have looked everywhere.
00:09:47 Sister, considering it's Maria...
00:09:49 ...I suggest you look in someplace
00:09:57 Well, Reverend Mother...
00:09:59 ...I hope this new infraction ends
00:10:02 ...you may still have
00:10:05 I always try to keep faith
00:10:09 After all, the wool of a black sheep
00:10:12 We are not talking about sheep,
00:10:17 Of all the candidates for
00:10:21 Children, children.
00:10:24 We were speculating about
00:10:28 The Mistress of Novices
00:10:32 ...were trying to help me
00:10:37 Tell me, Sister Catherine,
00:10:40 She's a wonderful girl,
00:10:44 - Sister Agatha?
00:10:48 ...except when it's difficult.
00:10:51 - And you, Sister Sophia?
00:10:54 But she always seems to be
00:10:57 Exactly what I say.
00:11:00 She climbs a tree and scrapes her knee
00:11:02 Her dress has got a tear
00:11:05 She waltzes on her way to Mass
00:11:09 And underneath her wimple
00:11:14 I've even heard her singing
00:11:19 She's always late for chapel
00:11:21 But her penitence is real
00:11:24 She's always late for everything
00:11:26 Except for every meal
00:11:29 I hate to have to say it
00:11:34 Maria's not an asset to the abbey
00:11:39 I'd like to say a word in her behalf
00:11:41 Say it, Sister Margaretta.
00:11:44 Maria makes me laugh
00:11:50 How do you solve a problem like Maria?
00:11:55 How do you catch a cloud
00:11:59 How do you find a word
00:12:03 A flibbertigibbet
00:12:04 - A will-o'-the-wisp
00:12:07 Many a thing you know
00:12:11 Many a thing she ought to understand
00:12:15 But how do you make her stay
00:12:19 How do you keep a wave upon the sand?
00:12:23 How do you solve a problem like Maria?
00:12:27 How do you hold a moonbeam...
00:12:33 ... in your hand?
00:12:40 When I'm with her I'm confused
00:12:43 And I never know exactly where I am
00:12:47 - Unpredictable as weather
00:12:51 - She's a darling
00:12:53 She's a lamb
00:12:55 She'll out pester any pest
00:12:58 She can throw a whirling dervish
00:13:02 - She is gentle, she is wild
00:13:06 - She's a headache
00:13:09 She's a girl
00:13:14 How do you solve a problem like Maria?
00:13:18 How do you catch a cloud
00:13:22 How do you find a word
00:13:26 - A flibbertigibbet
00:13:28 A clown
00:13:30 Many a thing you know
00:13:34 Many a thing she ought to understand
00:13:38 - But how do you make her stay
00:13:42 How do you keep a wave upon the sand?
00:13:47 How do you solve a problem like Maria?
00:14:09 How do you hold a moonbeam...
00:14:16 ... in your hand?
00:14:34 You may go in now, Maria.
00:14:49 Come here, my child.
00:14:57 Now sit down.
00:14:59 Reverend Mother, I'm sorry.
00:15:03 - The hills were beckoning and before...
00:15:07 I haven't summoned you for apologies.
00:15:09 Please let me ask for forgiveness.
00:15:12 If you'll feel better.
00:15:14 Yes, you see,
00:15:17 ...and everything was so green and
00:15:21 The Untersberg led me higher like
00:15:25 Suppose darkness had come
00:15:28 Mother, I could never be lost
00:15:30 That's my mountain.
00:15:33 It was the mountain that led me
00:15:35 Oh?
00:15:36 When I was a child,
00:15:39 ...and look in your garden.
00:15:41 I'd see the sisters at work
00:15:46 Which brings me to another
00:15:50 I was singing out there today.
00:15:52 Only in the abbey do we have rules
00:15:57 I can't stop wherever I am.
00:15:59 Worse, I can't seem to stop
00:16:01 Everything I think and feel.
00:16:04 Some call that "honesty".
00:16:06 Oh, but it's terrible,
00:16:08 You know how Sister Berthe makes me
00:16:13 Lately, I kiss the floor
00:16:19 Maria...
00:16:21 ...when you saw us over the wall
00:16:24 ...that didn't mean you were prepared
00:16:30 No, Mother, but I pray and I try.
00:16:33 And I am learning. I really am.
00:16:35 What is the most important lesson
00:16:38 To find out what is the will of God
00:16:45 Maria...
00:16:47 ...it seems to be God's will
00:16:50 - Leave?
00:16:52 No, Mother!
00:16:55 This is where I belong. It's my home,
00:17:00 - Are you truly ready for it?
00:17:03 If you go out into the world for a
00:17:08 ...you will find out
00:17:11 I know what you expect, Mother,
00:17:19 Yes, Mother.
00:17:22 If it is God's will.
00:17:26 There is a family near Salzburg that
00:17:32 - September?
00:17:35 Seven children?
00:17:36 Do you like children?
00:17:38 Well, yes, but seven!
00:17:41 I will tell Captain von Trapp
00:17:45 Captain?
00:17:47 A retired officer of the lmperial
00:17:52 His wife died,
00:17:55 I understand he has had a difficult
00:18:00 Why difficult, Reverend Mother?
00:18:03 The Lord will show you
00:18:43 When the Lord closes a door...
00:18:46 ...somewhere He opens a window.
00:18:51 What will this day be like?
00:18:56 I wonder
00:19:05 What will my future be?
00:19:10 I wonder
00:19:13 It could be so exciting
00:19:17 To be out in the world
00:19:20 My heart should be wildly rejoicing
00:19:24 Oh, what's the matter with me?
00:19:30 I've always longed for adventure
00:19:33 To do the things I've never dared
00:19:37 Now here I'm facing adventure
00:19:41 Then why am I so scared?
00:19:50 A captain with seven children
00:19:53 What's so fearsome about that?
00:19:59 I must stop these doubts and worries
00:20:01 If I don't I just know I'll turn back
00:20:05 I must dream of the things
00:20:09 I am seeking the courage I lack
00:20:15 The courage to serve them
00:20:19 Face my mistakes without defiance
00:20:22 Show them I'm worthy
00:20:24 And while I show them
00:20:27 I'll show me
00:20:31 So let them bring on
00:20:37 I'll do better than my best
00:20:40 I have confidence
00:20:43 But I'll make them see
00:20:47 Somehow I will impress them
00:20:51 I will be firm but kind
00:20:54 And all those children
00:20:58 They will look up to me
00:21:01 With each step I am more certain
00:21:05 Everything will turn out fine
00:21:08 I have confidence
00:21:11 They'll have to agree
00:21:18 I have confidence in sunshine
00:21:21 I have confidence in rain
00:21:25 I have confidence
00:21:28 Besides which you see
00:21:31 Strength doesn't lie in numbers
00:21:35 Strength doesn't lie in wealth
00:21:38 Strength lies in nights
00:21:41 When you wake up, wake up
00:21:45 All I trust I leave my heart to
00:21:48 All I trust becomes my own
00:21:51 I have confidence in confidence alone
00:22:10 Oh, help.
00:22:24 I have confidence in confidence alone
00:22:32 Besides which you see
00:22:37 ... in me
00:22:47 Oh. Whoo.
00:22:50 Hello. Here I am.
00:22:55 I'm from the convent.
00:22:59 And I'm the old butler, fräulein.
00:23:03 Oh.
00:23:04 Well, how do you do?
00:23:16 You'll wait here, please.
00:24:47 In future, remember certain rooms
00:24:52 Yes, captain, sir.
00:25:01 - Why do you stare at me that way?
00:25:08 I'm afraid you don't look
00:25:12 - Turn around.
00:25:13 Turn.
00:25:18 Hat off.
00:25:22 Put on another dress
00:25:25 But I don't have another.
00:25:27 When we enter the abbey,
00:25:30 What about this one?
00:25:31 The poor didn't want it.
00:25:33 Hm.
00:25:34 There wasn't time to make a new dress.
00:25:39 I'll see that you get some material.
00:25:42 Today, if possible.
00:25:45 - Now, fräulein...
00:25:47 - I don't know how much they told you.
00:25:50 You are the twelfth governess...
00:25:53 ...to look after my children
00:25:55 I trust you will be an improvement
00:25:58 She stayed only two hours.
00:26:01 What's wrong with the children, sir?
00:26:05 Nothing is wrong with the children,
00:26:10 They could not maintain discipline,
00:26:16 Drill them in their studies.
00:26:18 I will not permit them to dream
00:26:22 Each afternoon,
00:26:24 Bedtime is to be strictly observed.
00:26:26 When do they play?
00:26:28 You will see to it that they conduct
00:26:32 - I am placing you in command.
00:27:55 Now...
00:27:57 ...this is your new governess,
00:28:02 Give your name at your signal.
00:28:04 Fräulein, listen carefully. Learn
00:28:10 Liesl.
00:28:11 Friedrich.
00:28:13 Louisa.
00:28:15 Kurt.
00:28:17 Brigitta.
00:28:18 Marta.
00:28:25 Gretl.
00:28:31 Now, let's see how well you listened.
00:28:35 I won't need to whistle for them,
00:28:38 I mean, I'll use their names.
00:28:41 Fräulein, this is a large house.
00:28:45 And I will not have anyone shouting.
00:28:48 You will take this, please.
00:28:50 The children will help you.
00:28:53 Now, when I want you,
00:28:58 Oh, no, sir. I'm sorry, sir!
00:29:01 I could never answer to a whistle.
00:29:03 Whistles are for animals,
00:29:06 And definitely not for me.
00:29:08 It would be too humiliating.
00:29:11 Fräulein, were you this much trouble
00:29:17 Oh, much more, sir.
00:29:29 I don't know your signal.
00:29:32 You may call me "captain".
00:29:48 At ease.
00:29:52 Now that there's just us...
00:29:54 ...would you please tell me all your
00:29:58 I'm Liesl. I'm 16 years old,
00:30:03 I'm glad you told me, Liesl.
00:30:08 I'm Friedrich. I'm 14.
00:30:13 Really? Who told you that, Friedrich?
00:30:14 Fräulein Josephine.
00:30:18 I'm Brigitta.
00:30:22 You didn't tell me how old you are,
00:30:26 I'm Brigitta. She's Louisa.
00:30:29 She's 13 years old, and you're smart.
00:30:32 I'm 10, and I think your dress
00:30:36 - Brigitta, you shouldn't say that.
00:30:39 - Don't you think it's ugly?
00:30:41 But Fräulein Helga's was ugliest.
00:30:44 I'm Kurt. I'm 11.
00:30:47 - Congratulations.
00:30:51 I think it means you want
00:30:57 I'm Marta, and I'm going to be
00:31:00 I'd like a pink parasol.
00:31:03 Pink's my favorite color too.
00:31:07 Yes, you're Gretl.
00:31:09 And you're five years old?
00:31:11 My, you're practically a lady.
00:31:15 I have to tell you a secret.
00:31:20 You don't know anything
00:31:23 Nothing. I'll need lots of advice.
00:31:25 The best way to start is to tell
00:31:30 Never come to dinner on time.
00:31:32 Never eat your soup quietly.
00:31:35 During dessert, always blow your nose.
00:31:37 Don't you believe a word they say,
00:31:40 - Oh, why not?
00:31:44 Children, outside for your walk.
00:31:47 Father's orders. Hurry up.
00:31:49 Quick, quick, quick.
00:31:50 Fräulein Maria, I'm Frau Schmidt,
00:31:54 How do you do.
00:31:55 I'll show you to your room.
00:32:09 Poor little dears.
00:32:23 You're very lucky. With
00:32:42 Good evening.
00:32:44 - Good evening, children.
00:32:55 Enchanting little ritual.
00:32:57 Something you learned at the abbey?
00:33:01 No.
00:33:05 Rheumatism.
00:33:16 Excuse me, captain. Haven't we
00:33:27 For what we receive,
00:33:31 - Amen.
00:33:37 I'd like to thank you all...
00:33:40 ...for the precious gift
00:33:46 What gift?
00:33:51 It's a secret between
00:33:53 Then I suggest you keep it,
00:33:57 Knowing how nervous
00:34:00 ...a stranger in a new household...
00:34:02 ...knowing how important it was
00:34:06 ...it was so kind and thoughtful of
00:34:10 ...so warm and happy...
00:34:12 ...and pleasant.
00:34:23 - What is the matter, Marta?
00:34:38 Fräulein...
00:34:39 ...is it to be at every meal
00:34:43 ...that you intend leading us through
00:34:48 ...of indigestion?
00:34:51 They're all right, captain.
00:35:13 - Rolf, good evening.
00:35:16 - I trust everything is under control?
00:35:19 Good.
00:35:20 - Are there any developments?
00:35:23 - Is the captain home?
00:35:25 - With the family?
00:35:28 Give him this telegram at once.
00:35:30 Certainly.
00:35:43 A telegram for you, sir.
00:35:48 Franz? Who delivered it?
00:35:50 That young lad Rolf, of course.
00:35:54 - Father, may I be excused?
00:35:57 Children, in the morning I shall
00:36:02 Not again, Father!
00:36:08 How long will you be gone this time?
00:36:11 I'm not sure, Gretl.
00:36:12 - To visit Baroness Schraeder again?
00:36:17 As a matter of fact, yes, Louisa.
00:36:21 - Why can't we ever see the baroness?
00:36:25 You are going to see the baroness.
00:36:30 Good.
00:36:31 And Uncle Max.
00:36:33 Uncle Max!
00:36:52 Rolf!
00:36:56 Oh, Rolf!
00:37:00 - No, Liesl. We mustn't!
00:37:03 - I don't know...
00:37:06 Yes, of course.
00:37:08 - I've missed you, Liesl.
00:37:11 I even thought of sending a telegram,
00:37:15 Oh, that's a lovely thought!
00:37:19 - But I'm here!
00:37:23 I'll start it for you.
00:37:28 "Dear Liesl: I'd like to be able
00:37:31 ...how I feel about you. Stop."
00:37:34 "Unfortunately, this wire
00:37:39 "Sincerely, Rolf."
00:37:40 - "Sincerely"?
00:37:43 - "Cordially"?
00:37:47 Mmm.
00:37:48 Will there be any reply?
00:37:52 "Dear Rolf: Stop."
00:37:55 "Don't stop! Your Liesl."
00:38:00 If only we didn't have to wait
00:38:04 How do I know when I'll see you again?
00:38:07 Well, let's see...
00:38:11 I could come here by mistake.
00:38:14 With a telegram for Colonel Schneider!
00:38:20 No one knows he's here.
00:38:23 - Why not?
00:38:27 We're all Austrian.
00:38:28 Some think we ought to be German, and
00:38:33 They're getting ready to...
00:38:36 Let's hope your father
00:38:39 Don't worry. He's a big naval hero.
00:38:44 I don't worry about him.
00:38:48 Me? Why?
00:38:50 - Well, you're so...
00:38:52 You're such a baby!
00:38:54 I'm 16.
00:38:59 You wait, little girl
00:39:03 For fate to turn the light on
00:39:07 Your life, little girl
00:39:10 That men will want to write on
00:39:15 To write on
00:39:21 You are 16 going on 17
00:39:25 Baby, it's time to think
00:39:29 Better beware
00:39:33 Baby, you're on the brink
00:39:37 You are 16 going on 17
00:39:41 Fellows will fall in line
00:39:45 Eager young lads
00:39:49 Will offer you food and wine
00:39:53 Totally unprepared are you
00:39:57 To face a world of men
00:40:01 Timid and shy and scared are you
00:40:06 Of things beyond your ken
00:40:09 You need someone older and wiser
00:40:14 Telling you what to do
00:40:18 I am 17 going on 18
00:40:21 I'll take care of you
00:41:00 I am 16 going on 17
00:41:03 I know that I'm naive
00:41:07 Fellows I meet
00:41:11 And willingly I believe
00:41:15 I am 16 going on 17
00:41:18 Innocent as a rose
00:41:22 Bachelor dandies
00:41:26 What do I know of those?
00:41:29 Totally unprepared am I
00:41:33 To face a world of men
00:41:37 Timid and shy and scared am I
00:41:41 Of things beyond my ken
00:41:45 I need someone older and wiser
00:41:49 Telling me what to do
00:41:52 You are 17 going on 18
00:41:56 I'll depend on you
00:43:44 Whee!
00:43:55 Come in.
00:43:57 Frau Schmidt.
00:44:01 For your new dresses.
00:44:03 - The captain had these sent from town.
00:44:08 These will make the prettiest
00:44:11 Do you think he would
00:44:15 - How many dresses do you need?
00:44:19 I want to make them some play clothes.
00:44:21 The von Trapp children don't play.
00:44:25 Surely you don't approve of that.
00:44:29 Ever since the captain
00:44:31 ...he runs this house as if on
00:44:35 Whistles, orders.
00:44:37 No more music, no more laughing.
00:44:39 Nothing that reminds him of her.
00:44:43 But that's so wrong.
00:44:45 Oh, well.
00:44:46 How do you like your room?
00:44:50 But these are fine.
00:44:52 New ones have been ordered.
00:44:54 - But I really don't need them.
00:44:57 Frau Schmidt, if I asked
00:45:02 - He's leaving in the morning.
00:45:07 It depends. The last time he visited
00:45:12 I shouldn't be saying this to you.
00:45:17 But if you ask me,
00:45:20 ...of marrying her before
00:45:23 Wonderful! The children will
00:45:28 Yes.
00:45:29 Well, good night.
00:45:31 Good night.
00:45:51 Dear Father, now I know
00:45:54 To help these children
00:45:57 And I pray this will become
00:46:01 God bless the captain.
00:46:04 God bless Louisa, Brigitta,
00:46:08 And I forgot the other boy.
00:46:13 Well, God bless what's-his-name.
00:46:15 God bless the Reverend Mother
00:46:19 ...and everybody at the abbey.
00:46:21 And now, dear God, about Liesl.
00:46:24 Help her know that I'm her friend...
00:46:26 ...and help her tell me
00:46:30 - Are you going to tell on me?
00:46:31 Help me to be understanding
00:46:35 In the name of the Father,
00:46:38 I was out walking
00:46:41 I didn't want to wake everybody,
00:46:46 You're not going to tell Father,
00:46:50 Hm.
00:46:55 How did you climb up?
00:46:57 It's how we always got in
00:47:00 Louisa can make it with
00:47:04 Spiders?
00:47:07 Oh. Liesl.
00:47:10 Were you out walking all by yourself?
00:47:20 If we wash that dress tonight,
00:47:24 You could put this on.
00:47:28 Take your dress and put it
00:47:31 Come back here and sit on the bed,
00:47:36 I told you today
00:47:39 Well, maybe I do.
00:48:11 Gretl, are you scared?
00:48:17 You're not frightened
00:48:20 You just stay right here with me.
00:48:23 - Where are the others?
00:48:32 Oh, no? Look.
00:48:35 All right, up here on the bed.
00:48:38 - Really?
00:48:41 - Now we'll wait for the boys.
00:48:52 You weren't scared, were you?
00:48:54 Oh, no. We just wanted
00:48:58 - That's very thoughtful of you.
00:49:02 It was Kurt's!
00:49:04 Kurt! That's the one I left out!
00:49:09 Why does it do that?
00:49:11 The lightning talks to the thunder,
00:49:15 - But lightning must be nasty.
00:49:18 Why does the thunder get so angry?
00:49:21 It makes me want to cry.
00:49:25 Whenever I'm feeling unhappy,
00:49:29 What kind of things?
00:49:32 Well, let me see. Nice things...
00:49:34 Daffodils.
00:49:36 Green meadows.
00:49:38 Skies full of stars.
00:49:41 Raindrops on roses
00:49:44 Bright copper kettles
00:49:47 Brown paper packages
00:49:51 These are a few of my favorite things
00:49:57 Cream-colored ponies
00:50:00 Doorbells and sleigh bells
00:50:04 Wild geese that fly
00:50:07 These are a few of my favorite things
00:50:12 Girls in white dresses
00:50:15 Snowflakes that stay
00:50:19 Silver white winters
00:50:22 These are a few of my favorite things
00:50:25 When the dog bites
00:50:27 When the bee stings
00:50:29 When I'm feeling sad
00:50:32 I simply remember my favorite things
00:50:35 And then I don't feel so bad
00:50:43 - Does it work?
00:50:45 - What do you like?
00:50:48 - Christmas!
00:50:50 Snakes!
00:50:52 - Chocolate icing!
00:50:54 Pillow fights!
00:50:56 - Telegrams!
00:50:58 - Any presents!
00:51:02 A good sneeze!
00:51:04 Gesundheit!
00:51:06 See what fun it is?
00:51:07 Raindrops on roses
00:51:10 Bright copper kettles
00:51:14 Brown paper packages
00:51:17 These are a few of my favorite things
00:51:23 Cream-colored ponies
00:51:26 Doorbells and sleigh bells
00:51:29 Wild geese that fly
00:51:32 These are a few of my favorite things
00:51:37 Together.
00:51:39 Girls in white dresses
00:51:42 Snowflakes that stay
00:51:45 Silver white winters
00:51:48 These are a few of my favorite things
00:51:52 When the dog bi...
00:51:54 Dog bites.
00:52:03 Hello.
00:52:04 Fräulein, did I not tell you that
00:52:08 The children were upset
00:52:13 You did, sir.
00:52:14 Do you, or do you not, have difficulty
00:52:19 Only during thunderstorms.
00:52:23 - Liesl?
00:52:25 I don't recall seeing you
00:52:28 Really? As a matter of fact...
00:52:30 Yes?
00:52:32 Well, I was...
00:52:33 What she would like to say...
00:52:36 ...is that she and I have
00:52:39 It's too late to go into that. You
00:52:48 Fräulein...
00:52:50 ...you have managed to remember
00:52:55 Is it also possible you remember the
00:53:01 Then I trust that before I return...
00:53:04 ...you'll have acquired some?
00:53:08 Captain?
00:53:10 Could I talk to you about clothes
00:53:14 - If I could have some material.
00:53:17 Not the least of which is repetitious.
00:53:19 - But they're children!
00:53:22 And I'm their father.
00:53:24 Good night.
00:53:28 Oh.
00:53:50 Girls in white dresses
00:54:07 When the dog bites
00:54:11 When I'm feeling sad
00:54:13 I simply remember my favorite things
00:54:17 And then I don't feel...
00:54:19 ... so bad
00:54:50 Children, over here. See!
00:54:57 Come on.
00:55:27 Ho.
00:56:21 Fräulein Maria?
00:56:23 Can we do this every day?
00:56:25 - Don't you think you'd get tired of it?
00:56:28 Every other day?
00:56:30 I haven't had so much fun since we put
00:56:35 I can't understand how children
00:56:39 - It's easy.
00:56:41 How else can we get
00:56:44 Oh, I see.
00:56:47 We'll have to think about that one.
00:56:51 All right, over here.
00:56:53 What are we going to do?
00:56:55 Think of a song for the baroness.
00:56:57 Father doesn't like us to sing.
00:56:59 Perhaps we can change his mind.
00:57:03 We don't know any songs.
00:57:05 - Not any?
00:57:10 Let's not lose time. You must learn.
00:57:12 But how?
00:57:18 Let's start at the very beginning
00:57:22 A very good place to start
00:57:26 When you read you begin with
00:57:28 A, B, C
00:57:30 When you sing, you begin with
00:57:34 Do-re-mi
00:57:36 Do-re-mi
00:57:38 The first three notes
00:57:42 Do-re-mi
00:57:44 Do-re-mi
00:57:45 Do-re-mi-fa-so-la-ti
00:57:50 Let's see if I can make it easier.
00:57:56 "Doe", a deer
00:58:00 "Ray", a drop of golden sun
00:58:03 "Me", a name I call myself
00:58:08 "Far", a long long way to run
00:58:11 "Sew", a needle pulling thread
00:58:16 "La", a note to follow sew
00:58:20 "Tea", a drink with jam and bread
00:58:23 That will bring us back to doe
00:58:28 - Doe
00:58:32 - Ray
00:58:35 - Me
00:58:38 - Far
00:58:42 Sew, a needle pulling thread
00:58:46 - La
00:58:50 - Tea
00:58:53 That will bring us back to
00:58:55 - Doe
00:58:59 Ray, a drop of golden sun
00:59:02 Me, a name I call myself
00:59:06 Far, a long long way to run
00:59:09 Sew, a needle pulling thread
00:59:13 La, a note to follow sew
00:59:16 Tea, a drink with jam and bread
00:59:19 That will bring us back to doe
00:59:24 Do-re-mi-fa-so-la-ti-do, so-do
00:59:27 Do-re-mi-fa-so and so on are only
00:59:32 Once you have them in your head
00:59:36 ...by mixing them up. Like this:
00:59:39 So-do-la-fa-mi-do-re
00:59:45 Can you do that?
00:59:46 So-do-la-fa-mi-do-re
00:59:52 So-do-la-ti-do-re-do
00:59:58 So-do-la-ti-do-re-do
01:00:03 Now, put it all together.
01:00:05 So-do-la-fa-mi-do-re
01:00:12 So-do-la-ti-do-re-do
01:00:19 - Good.
01:00:21 So we put in words.
01:00:25 Like this:
01:00:26 When you know the notes to sing
01:00:33 You can sing most anything
01:00:39 Together!
01:00:40 When you know the notes to sing
01:00:47 You can sing most anything
01:00:54 - Doe
01:00:58 - Ray
01:01:01 - Me
01:01:05 - Far
01:01:08 - Sew
01:01:12 - La
01:01:15 - Tea
01:01:18 That will bring us back to doe
01:01:23 Do. Re. Mi. Fa. So. La. Ti.
01:01:26 - Do-do.
01:01:28 Fa. Mi. Re.
01:01:29 Do
01:01:31 So-so
01:01:33 - Re
01:01:34 - La
01:01:36 Do-mi-mi-mi-so-so
01:01:38 Re-fa-fa-la-ti-ti
01:01:40 When you know the notes to sing
01:01:47 You can sing most anything
01:01:54 Doe
01:01:57 Ray
01:02:01 Me
01:02:05 Far
01:02:08 Sew
01:02:11 La
01:02:15 Tea
01:02:18 That will bring us back to
01:02:22 So-do-la-fa-mi-do-re
01:02:29 So-do-la-fa-ti
01:02:34 La-so
01:02:39 Ti-do
01:02:45 So-do
01:03:00 The mountains are magnificent,
01:03:03 - I had them put up just for you.
01:03:06 Even if it's to a height
01:03:09 ...Georg always believes in
01:03:13 Improve the jokes
01:03:15 You didn't invite me.
01:03:18 - Naturally.
01:03:21 ...and I needed a place
01:03:24 ...the wine cellar unexcelled...
01:03:27 ...and the price perfect.
01:03:30 Max, you are outrageous.
01:03:32 Not at all.
01:03:39 Listen.
01:03:42 That's the Klopmann Monastery Choir.
01:03:47 They're good.
01:03:50 Very good.
01:03:53 I must explore this area
01:03:55 Somewhere, a hungry singing group
01:03:59 ...to pluck it out and make it famous
01:04:04 - They get fame, you get money.
01:04:07 But someday that'll be changed.
01:04:19 Good heavens, what's this?
01:04:22 It's nothing.
01:04:40 This really is exciting for me, Georg.
01:04:44 Trees, lakes,
01:04:47 That is not what I mean,
01:04:50 - You mean me? I'm exciting?
01:04:54 No, just highly improbable.
01:04:58 - There you go, running yourself down.
01:05:06 You're much less of a riddle
01:05:10 - In my natural habitat?
01:05:13 Are you saying that I'm more
01:05:15 ...among the birds and the flowers
01:05:19 ...through the trees
01:05:22 How poetic.
01:05:23 Yes, it was rather, wasn't it?
01:05:26 More at home here than in Vienna
01:05:32 ...gossiping gaily with bores I
01:05:36 ...stumbling about to waltzes
01:05:40 - Is that what you're saying?
01:05:43 Now whatever gave you that idea?
01:05:49 Oh, I do like it here, Georg.
01:05:53 How can you leave it so often?
01:05:55 Oh, pretending to be madly active,
01:05:58 Activity suggests a life
01:06:02 Could it be running away
01:06:06 Mm-hm.
01:06:08 Or perhaps just searching
01:06:12 I hope that's why you've been
01:06:16 - Were there other distractions?
01:06:21 Well, what would you call me, Georg?
01:06:26 Lovely...
01:06:28 ...charming, witty, graceful,
01:06:31 ...and, you're going to hate me
01:06:34 ...in a way, my savior.
01:06:37 Oh, how unromantic.
01:06:39 I'd be an ungrateful wretch
01:06:41 ...that you brought some meaning back
01:06:46 I am amusing, I suppose.
01:06:49 I have the finest couturier in Vienna
01:06:54 - I do give some rather gay parties.
01:06:58 But take all that away...
01:07:00 ...and you have just wealthy,
01:07:05 ...searching, just like you.
01:07:12 More strudel, Herr Detweiler?
01:07:14 - How many have I had?
01:07:16 Make it an uneven three.
01:07:21 Still eating, Max?
01:07:24 That mixed quartet I've been trying
01:07:29 - What happened?
01:07:32 I hate thieves.
01:07:33 Max, you really must try
01:07:37 I had to call Paris, Rome
01:07:39 - On Georg's telephone, of course.
01:07:43 I like rich people, the way they live
01:07:49 I wonder where the children are.
01:07:51 They must have heard
01:07:54 I was hoping they'd be here
01:07:57 Max, do step out of character for
01:08:10 Well?
01:08:12 Well what?
01:08:14 Have you made up his mind?
01:08:17 - Pealing madly.
01:08:19 - Not necessarily for me.
01:08:22 None-of-your-business talk.
01:08:24 I'm terribly fond of him,
01:08:27 But I'm a child. I like toys.
01:08:31 Come on. Tell me every teensy-weensy,
01:08:37 Well, let's just say I have a feeling
01:08:42 - I approve of that. How can you miss?
01:08:45 If I know you, darling,
01:08:48 - He's no ordinary man.
01:08:51 His wife's death gave him
01:08:54 And your husband's death
01:08:57 Oh, Max, you really are a beast.
01:08:59 You and Georg are like family.
01:09:03 We must keep all that lovely money
01:09:23 - What are you doing there?
01:09:27 I was just looking for...
01:09:29 I didn't see, I mean,
01:09:33 Heil Hitler!
01:09:35 Who are you?
01:09:37 I have a telegram for Herr Detweiler.
01:09:40 - I am Herr Detweiler.
01:09:47 You've delivered your telegram.
01:09:57 - Georg, he's just a boy.
01:10:00 Things will happen.
01:10:03 Max! Don't you ever say that again.
01:10:06 I have no political convictions.
01:10:09 - Can I help it if other people do?
01:10:13 You must help it.
01:10:25 Hello?
01:10:30 You're far away. Where are you?
01:10:33 In a world that's disappearing,
01:10:37 Is there any way I could bring you
01:10:58 And that will bring us back to doe
01:11:02 A deer, a female deer
01:11:07 - Father! Father!
01:11:10 Oh, captain, you're home!
01:11:21 Come out of that water at once!
01:11:33 Oh, you must be Baroness Schraeder.
01:11:40 I'm soaked to the skin!
01:11:55 Straight line!
01:12:11 This is Baroness Schraeder.
01:12:16 And these...
01:12:18 ...are my children.
01:12:21 How do you do?
01:12:24 Go inside, dry off, clean up, change
01:12:34 Fräulein, you will stay here, please!
01:12:37 I think I'd better go see
01:12:51 Now, fräulein...
01:12:55 ...I want a truthful answer.
01:12:57 Yes, captain.
01:12:59 Is it possible,
01:13:05 Have my children, by any chance,
01:13:10 Yes, captain.
01:13:12 I see.
01:13:14 And where, may I ask,
01:13:18 - Play clothes.
01:13:21 I made them from the drapes
01:13:25 - Drapes?
01:13:27 We've been everywhere in them.
01:13:29 Are you telling me that my children
01:13:34 ...dressed up in nothing
01:13:38 And having a marvelous time!
01:13:40 - They have uniforms.
01:13:43 They can't be children
01:13:46 They don't complain.
01:13:48 They don't dare.
01:13:50 Don't discuss my children.
01:13:52 You've got to hear, you're
01:13:54 I don't want to hear more!
01:13:56 I know you don't, but you've got to!
01:13:59 - Liesl's not a child.
01:14:02 Soon she'll be a woman
01:14:05 Friedrich wants to be a man
01:14:08 Don't you dare tell me...
01:14:10 Brigitta could tell you about him.
01:14:13 Kurt acts tough to hide the pain
01:14:17 ...the way you do all of them.
01:14:18 Louisa, I don't know about yet.
01:14:21 The little ones just want love.
01:14:25 I don't care to hear more.
01:14:26 - I am not finished yet, captain!
01:14:32 Fräulein.
01:14:34 Now, you will pack
01:14:39 ...and return to the abbey.
01:14:44 What's that?
01:14:47 It's singing.
01:14:49 Yes, I realize it's singing.
01:14:52 The children.
01:14:57 The children?
01:14:59 I taught them something to sing
01:15:07 My heart wants to sing
01:15:14 Every song that it hears
01:15:16 My heart wants to beat like the wings
01:15:22 From the lake to the trees
01:15:25 To the trees
01:15:27 My heart wants to sigh
01:15:32 From a church on a breeze
01:15:37 To laugh like a brook
01:15:41 Over stones on its way
01:15:44 On its way
01:15:46 To sing through the night
01:15:51 Like a lark who is learning to pray
01:15:57 I go to the hills
01:16:01 When my heart is lonely
01:16:08 I know I will hear
01:16:12 What I've heard before
01:16:18 My heart will be blessed
01:16:23 With the sound of music
01:16:31 And I'll sing...
01:16:36 ... once more
01:17:18 Edelweiss!
01:17:23 You never told me how enchanting
01:17:35 Don't go away.
01:17:42 Fräulein.
01:17:47 I...
01:17:49 ...behaved badly. I apologize.
01:17:54 I'm far too outspoken.
01:17:58 You were right.
01:18:02 I don't know my children.
01:18:05 There's still time, captain.
01:18:09 And you brought music back
01:18:15 I'd forgotten.
01:18:19 Fräulein.
01:18:23 I want you to stay.
01:18:28 I ask you to stay.
01:18:32 - If I could be of any help.
01:18:37 More than you know.
00:00:10 Curtain!
00:00:14 High on a hill was a lonely goatherd
00:00:18 Loud was the voice
00:00:23 Folks in a town
00:00:28 Lusty and clear
00:00:43 Marta. Marta!
00:00:48 Gretl, the prince!
00:00:52 A prince on the bridge
00:00:57 Men on a road
00:01:02 Men in the midst
00:01:06 Men drinking beer
00:01:20 One little girl
00:01:25 She yodeled back
00:01:30 Soon her mama
00:01:35 What a duet for a girl and goatherd
00:02:25 One little girl
00:02:29 She yodeled back
00:02:34 Soon her mama
00:02:39 What a duet for a girl and goatherd
00:02:44 Happy are they
00:02:48 Soon the duet will become a trio
00:03:16 - Bravo!
00:03:18 Very good!
00:03:20 - Bravo!
00:03:21 Wonderful!
00:03:24 - Can we keep the puppets, Uncle Max?
00:03:27 Of course you may, my darlings.
00:03:29 Why else did I tell Professor Kohner
00:03:37 Well done, fräulein.
00:03:41 I really am very much impressed.
00:03:44 They're your children, captain.
00:03:53 My dear, is there anything
00:03:55 Well, I'm not sure
00:03:58 If you have any problems,
00:04:04 Attention, everyone!
00:04:06 I have an announcement to make.
00:04:09 Today, after a long
00:04:12 ...I have found a most exciting
00:04:17 Congratulations, Max.
00:04:19 And who will you
00:04:24 - The Saint Ignatius Choir?
00:04:28 Well, let me see now.
00:04:32 - No, no, no, no.
00:04:35 Tell us.
00:04:36 A singing group all in one family.
00:04:40 What a charming idea!
00:04:43 Whose family?
00:04:46 Yours.
00:04:48 They'll be the talk of the festival.
00:04:53 - Well, now, what's so funny?
00:04:56 You're expensive, but very funny.
00:05:00 - They'll be a sensation!
00:05:02 It's a wonderful idea.
00:05:05 Max! My children
00:05:10 You can't blame me for trying.
00:05:12 Children, who shall we hear
00:05:18 Who?
00:05:20 Yes.
00:05:26 Yes.
00:05:30 The vote is unanimous.
00:05:32 You, captain.
00:05:34 Me?
00:05:36 - I don't understand.
00:05:45 No, no, no, no.
00:05:47 I'm told that you were quite good.
00:05:49 - That was a very, very long time ago.
00:05:53 - Play us something we know.
00:05:59 Well...
00:06:10 - Why didn't you tell me?
00:06:13 To bring along my harmonica.
00:06:17 Edelweiss
00:06:21 Edelweiss
00:06:24 Every morning you greet me
00:06:31 Small and white
00:06:35 Clean and bright
00:06:38 You look happy...
00:06:41 ... to meet me
00:06:45 Blossom of snow
00:06:48 May you bloom and grow
00:06:52 Bloom and grow forever
00:07:00 Edelweiss
00:07:04 Edelweiss
00:07:07 Bless my homeland forever
00:07:18 - Edelweiss
00:07:22 - Edelweiss
00:07:26 Every morning you greet me
00:07:32 - Small and white
00:07:36 - Clean and bright
00:07:40 You look happy...
00:07:43 ... to meet me
00:07:47 Blossom of snow
00:07:49 May you bloom and grow
00:07:53 Bloom and grow forever
00:08:01 Edelweiss
00:08:05 Edelweiss
00:08:08 Bless my homeland forever
00:08:27 Anytime you say the word, Georg,
00:08:31 The von Trapp Family Singers.
00:08:34 I have a wonderful idea, Georg.
00:08:37 Let's really fill this house
00:08:40 You must give a grand
00:08:43 - A party?
00:08:46 It's high time
00:08:49 ...and they met me.
00:08:51 - I see what you mean.
00:08:54 Children, it's bedtime.
00:08:58 Good night, Father.
00:09:00 - Good night.
00:09:03 Good night, Father.
00:09:06 Good night.
00:09:07 Good night, Uncle Max.
00:09:11 It'll be my first party, Father!
00:09:47 - Captain.
00:09:49 - Good evening, Herr Zeller.
00:09:54 How do you do? Good evening.
00:10:17 Did you notice the obvious
00:10:28 The women look so beautiful.
00:10:30 I think they look ugly.
00:10:31 You're just scared of them.
00:10:33 Silly, only grown-up men fear women.
00:10:36 - I think the men look beautiful.
00:10:57 Liesl, who are you dancing with?
00:10:59 Nobody.
00:11:02 Oh, yes, you are.
00:11:06 May I have this dance?
00:11:08 I'd be delighted, young man.
00:11:17 Why didn't you tell me
00:11:20 We feared you'd make us all dance.
00:11:29 What are they playing?
00:11:31 It's the Laendler.
00:11:34 - Show me.
00:11:37 You remember. Please?
00:11:40 - Well...
00:11:42 All right. Come on over here.
00:11:44 Now you bow and I curtsy.
00:11:48 - Like this?
00:11:51 One, two, three. One, two, three.
00:11:54 One, two, three, step together.
00:11:59 Now turn under. Not quite.
00:12:02 This way. Hop step, hop.
00:12:07 Kurt, we'll have to practice.
00:12:09 Do allow me, will you?
00:13:38 I don't remember anymore.
00:13:43 - Your face is all red.
00:13:46 I don't suppose I'm used to dancing.
00:13:51 Why, that was beautifully done.
00:13:53 What a lovely couple you make.
00:13:55 It's time the children
00:13:58 We'll be in the hall.
00:13:59 - We have something special prepared.
00:14:02 Yes, come on!
00:14:10 All that needless worrying, Georg.
00:14:13 You thought you wouldn't find
00:14:19 - A bit chilly out tonight, isn't it?
00:14:23 It seemed rather warm to me.
00:14:29 Ladies and gentlemen.
00:14:31 The children of Captain von Trapp
00:14:49 There's a sad sort of clanging
00:14:53 And the bells in the steeple too
00:14:57 And up in the nursery
00:15:01 Is popping up to say "coo-coo"
00:15:04 Coo-coo
00:15:06 Coo-coo
00:15:08 - Regretfully they tell us
00:15:10 - But firmly they compel us
00:15:12 - To say goodbye
00:15:15 To you
00:15:23 So long, farewell
00:15:27 I hate to go
00:15:39 So long, farewell,
00:15:43 Adieu, adieu
00:15:53 So long, farewell
00:15:57 I'd like to stay
00:16:02 - Yes?
00:16:08 So long, farewell
00:16:12 I leave and heave a sigh
00:16:17 Goodbye
00:16:24 I'm glad to go
00:16:27 I cannot tell a lie
00:16:30 I flit, I float
00:16:33 I fleetly flee, I fly
00:16:47 The sun has gone to bed
00:16:53 And so must I
00:16:57 So long
00:17:00 Farewell
00:17:02 Auf Wiedersehen, goodbye
00:17:08 Goodbye
00:17:14 Goodbye
00:17:20 Goodbye
00:17:27 Goodbye
00:17:40 Extraordinary!
00:17:43 Young lady,
00:17:47 Georg, you won't let this girl
00:17:51 - No, really I...
00:17:54 - Georg, please.
00:17:57 I insist.
00:18:00 This is business.
00:18:02 ...set another place next to mine
00:18:07 - Whatever you say.
00:18:11 - It does.
00:18:14 You can change. We'll wait.
00:18:17 All right.
00:18:19 Captain, you must be very proud
00:18:22 I am, thank you.
00:18:23 Is there a more beautiful expression
00:18:28 ...than the innocent voices
00:18:32 Oh, come now, baron.
00:18:33 Would you have us believe that Austria
00:18:38 Herr Zeller, some of us prefer
00:18:42 ...to ugly German threats.
00:18:46 The ostrich buries his head
00:18:50 ...and sometimes in the flag.
00:18:53 Perhaps those who would warn you that
00:18:58 ...would get further with you by setting
00:19:02 If the Nazis take over Austria, you
00:19:06 You flatter me.
00:19:09 Oh, how clumsy of me.
00:19:21 It's very kind of you
00:19:23 I'm delighted, Maria.
00:19:25 I really don't think I have anything
00:19:29 Now where is that lovely little thing
00:19:34 When the captain couldn't keep
00:19:40 Couldn't keep his eyes off me?
00:19:43 Come, my dear, we are women.
00:19:45 Let's not pretend we don't know
00:19:49 - Here we are.
00:19:53 There's no need to feel
00:19:56 You are quite attractive, you know.
00:19:58 The captain would hardly be a man
00:20:04 Baroness, I hope you're joking.
00:20:06 Not at all.
00:20:08 I've never done a thing to...
00:20:10 You don't have to, my dear.
00:20:12 Nothing's more irresistible to a man
00:20:18 - In love with him?
00:20:22 What makes it so nice is
00:20:28 But that's not true.
00:20:30 Surely you've noticed the way
00:20:33 And you know, you blushed in his arms
00:20:40 Don't take it to heart.
00:20:42 He'll get over it soon enough,
00:20:44 Men do, you know.
00:20:47 Then I should go.
00:20:49 I mustn't stay here.
00:21:01 - Is there something I can do to help?
00:21:07 Yes.
00:21:09 Don't say a word to the captain.
00:21:13 No, I wouldn't dream of it.
00:21:23 Goodbye, Maria.
00:21:25 I'm sure you'll make a very fine nun.
00:21:58 Champagne, darling.
00:22:01 I feel like celebrating. Cheers.
00:22:10 - You know something.
00:22:13 If you're so clever, tell me how to
00:22:18 I want those children in the festival.
00:22:21 Elsa, this is important to Austria.
00:22:24 Wouldn't do you any harm either.
00:22:25 I thought of that.
00:22:27 Well, if it's a matter of influence...
00:22:30 ...maybe the one you have
00:25:59 Two.
00:26:02 Four.
00:26:05 - Six.
00:26:07 Eight.
00:26:09 - Four.
00:26:12 Seven.
00:26:14 - Two.
00:26:21 Isn't this fun?
00:26:24 - Four.
00:26:27 - Oh, yes.
00:26:29 Two.
00:26:32 Six.
00:26:36 Two.
00:26:38 Baroness Schraeder, do you mind
00:26:41 Whatever you want, dear.
00:26:43 We'll do it again tomorrow.
00:26:56 The country's so restful, isn't it?
00:26:59 Have some lemonade.
00:27:02 There must be an easier way.
00:27:04 I get a fiendish delight thinking
00:27:09 How do you plan to do it?
00:27:11 Darling, haven't you ever heard...
00:27:13 ...of a delightful little thing
00:27:17 Baroness Machiavelli.
00:27:21 Uncle Max, where's Father?
00:27:23 I think he's in the house.
00:27:25 What's the matter
00:27:28 - Nothing.
00:27:31 What for?
00:27:32 Let's make believe we're on-stage
00:27:35 - I don't feel like singing.
00:27:39 Liesl, get the guitar.
00:27:42 Everybody into the group.
00:27:45 Now be cheerful, right?
00:27:49 Now, impress me.
00:27:56 Gretl, why don't you sing?
00:27:58 I can't. I've got a sore finger.
00:28:01 But you sang so beautifully
00:28:05 Come on, all of you.
00:28:07 Enjoy it. Be cheerful.
00:28:09 All right, Liesl.
00:28:12 The hills are alive
00:28:18 With the sound of music
00:28:27 With songs they have sung
00:28:32 For a thousand years
00:28:41 The hills fill my heart
00:28:46 With the sound of music
00:28:55 They wanted to sing for me,
00:28:57 That's lovely, lovely.
00:29:03 - Something long and cool, Georg?
00:29:08 - Father?
00:29:11 Is it true Fräulein Maria
00:29:13 Yes, I suppose it's true.
00:29:16 Pink lemonade.
00:29:22 I don't believe it, Father.
00:29:24 Hm?
00:29:25 - What?
00:29:27 Oh, Fräulein Maria!
00:29:29 Didn't I tell you what her note said?
00:29:33 She said she missed her life
00:29:36 She had to leave us.
00:29:38 And that's all there is to it.
00:29:41 I think I'm brave enough to try
00:29:44 - She didn't even say goodbye.
00:29:47 That isn't the same thing.
00:29:49 Not too sweet, not too sour.
00:29:52 Just too pink.
00:29:55 Father, who is our new governess
00:30:05 Well...
00:30:08 ...you're not going to have
00:30:14 - We're not?
00:30:19 You're going to have a new mother.
00:30:22 A new mother?
00:30:25 We talked about it last night.
00:30:28 And we're all going to be very happy.
00:31:04 Well, all right, all right.
00:31:39 Yes, my children?
00:31:40 - My name is Liesl.
00:31:43 We, my brothers and sisters,
00:31:48 Fräulein Maria?
00:31:50 Oh, Maria.
00:31:54 Come in, please.
00:32:00 Wait here.
00:32:13 I'm Sister Margaretta. I understand
00:32:16 We have to see her.
00:32:19 - I'm afraid I can't do that.
00:32:22 - She's our governess.
00:32:24 She didn't even say goodbye.
00:32:26 All we want to do is talk to her.
00:32:29 I'm very sorry,
00:32:32 - She hasn't been seeing anyone.
00:32:35 I want to show her my finger.
00:32:38 Some other time, dear.
00:32:40 I'll tell her you were here.
00:32:41 - It was sweet of you to call.
00:32:45 Run along, children.
00:32:49 I'm sure she'd like to see us.
00:32:50 Sister Margaretta, please.
00:32:53 - Goodbye, children.
00:32:59 What was that about, Sister?
00:33:01 The von Trapp children,
00:33:04 They want to see Maria.
00:33:07 Has she spoken yet?
00:33:09 She doesn't say a word,
00:33:13 Poor child.
00:33:15 It's strange.
00:33:18 ...and yet she's unhappy too.
00:33:22 Perhaps I have been wrong
00:33:26 Bring her to me,
00:33:29 Yes, Reverend Mother.
00:33:36 Sister Augusta, take our new postulant
00:33:40 God bless you, my daughter.
00:33:49 Yes, bring her in.
00:33:59 You've been unhappy. I'm sorry.
00:34:04 Reverend Mother.
00:34:05 Why did they send you back to us?
00:34:09 They didn't send me back.
00:34:13 Sit down, Maria.
00:34:15 Tell me what happened.
00:34:22 I was frightened.
00:34:24 - Frightened? Were they unkind to you.
00:34:29 No, I was confused. I felt...
00:34:34 I've never felt that way before.
00:34:36 I couldn't stay. I knew that here
00:34:40 Maria, our abbey is not to be used
00:34:45 What is it you can't face?
00:34:49 I can't face him again.
00:34:52 Him?
00:34:55 Thank you, Sister Margaretta.
00:35:06 Captain von Trapp?
00:35:13 - Are you in love with him?
00:35:16 I don't know. I...
00:35:18 The baroness said I was.
00:35:22 But I didn't want to believe it.
00:35:26 There were times we looked
00:35:29 I could hardly breathe.
00:35:31 - Did you let him see your feelings?
00:35:34 That's what's torturing me.
00:35:37 To have asked for his love would have
00:35:44 I'm ready at this moment
00:35:48 - Please help me.
00:35:52 The love of a man and a woman is holy.
00:35:57 You must find out how God
00:36:00 But I pledged my life to God.
00:36:05 My daughter, if you love this man,
00:36:11 No.
00:36:13 You must find out.
00:36:16 You must go back.
00:36:19 You can't ask me to do that.
00:36:21 - Please let me stay. I beg...
00:36:24 These walls were not built
00:36:28 You have to face them.
00:36:30 You have to live the life
00:36:39 Climb every mountain
00:36:44 Search high and low
00:36:48 Follow every byway
00:36:53 Every path you know
00:36:58 Climb every mountain
00:37:02 Ford every stream
00:37:07 Follow every rainbow
00:37:12 Till you find your dream
00:37:16 A dream that will need
00:37:19 All the love you can give
00:37:25 Every day of your life
00:37:29 For as long as you live
00:37:35 Climb every mountain
00:37:40 Ford every stream
00:37:45 Follow every rainbow
00:37:49 Till you find your dream
00:37:59 A dream that will need
00:38:03 All the love you can give
00:38:08 Every day of your life
00:38:12 For as long as you live
00:38:19 Climb every mountain
00:38:24 Ford every stream
00:38:28 Follow every rainbow
00:38:33 Till you find...
00:38:38 ... your dream
00:38:50 Now, it's not like my children
00:38:54 We're not being secretive, Father.
00:38:58 And it's not like my children
00:39:01 - We lost track of the time.
00:39:06 Who's going to be the first one
00:39:09 Brigitta. Liesl.
00:39:13 Where do you think we were, Father?
00:39:16 No?
00:39:21 If you don't believe us, you must have
00:39:29 - Marta.
00:39:31 You tell me.
00:39:34 Friedrich told you, Father.
00:39:38 - I forgot! You were berry picking.
00:39:43 All afternoon?
00:39:44 - We picked thousands.
00:39:46 - They were all over the place.
00:39:49 - Blueberries, sir.
00:39:55 It's too early for blueberries.
00:39:59 - They were strawberries.
00:40:02 It's been so cold lately,
00:40:08 Aw.
00:40:11 Very well. Show me the berries.
00:40:14 - We...
00:40:16 - Show me the berries you picked.
00:40:19 You don't have them?
00:40:21 - We...
00:40:24 - You ate them?
00:40:27 - They were so good.
00:40:29 Very well.
00:40:30 Since you've obviously stuffed
00:40:36 ...you can't be hungry anymore,
00:40:40 ...to skip your dinner.
00:40:52 It's your fault.
00:40:55 And made him boiling mad at us?
00:40:57 It's better than starving to death.
00:40:59 We didn't do anything wrong.
00:41:03 My stomach's making noises.
00:41:07 The least they could have done
00:41:11 - I wonder what grass tastes like.
00:41:15 When Fräulein Maria wanted to feel
00:41:20 Let's try it.
00:41:22 Raindrops on roses
00:41:25 And whiskers on kittens
00:41:30 Bright copper kettles
00:41:33 And warm woolen mittens
00:41:37 Brown paper packages
00:41:43 These are a few of my favorite things
00:41:49 Why don't I feel better?
00:41:53 Girls in white dresses
00:41:55 With blue satin sashes
00:41:59 Snowflakes that stay
00:42:05 - Silver white winters...
00:42:08 ... that melt into springs
00:42:10 These are a few of my favorite things
00:42:13 When the dog bites
00:42:16 When I'm feeling sad
00:42:19 I simply remember my favorite things
00:42:22 And then I don't feel
00:42:25 So bad
00:42:32 - Children, I'm so glad to see you.
00:42:35 I missed you.
00:42:36 - Kurt, how are you?
00:42:40 - What happened to your finger?
00:42:43 - Caught in what?
00:42:46 - Liesl, you all right?
00:42:49 - Any telegrams been delivered lately?
00:42:52 But I'm learning to accept it.
00:42:56 Liesl, you can't use school to escape
00:43:01 I have so much to tell you.
00:43:02 We have things to tell you too.
00:43:05 The most important thing is
00:43:09 Married?
00:43:10 Yes, to Baroness Schraeder.
00:43:20 Oh, I see.
00:43:23 Father, look!
00:43:27 Fräulein Maria's back from the abbey.
00:43:31 Good evening, captain.
00:43:34 Good evening.
00:43:37 Everyone inside for dinner.
00:43:40 Dinner!
00:43:51 You left without saying goodbye.
00:43:56 It was wrong of me. Forgive me.
00:44:00 Why did you?
00:44:01 Please don't ask me.
00:44:05 Fräulein Maria, you've returned.
00:44:10 Isn't it wonderful, Georg?
00:44:15 I wish you every happiness,
00:44:17 You too, captain.
00:44:20 Thank you, my dear.
00:44:24 You are back to stay?
00:44:29 Only until arrangements can be made
00:45:28 There you are.
00:45:44 I must speak to cook
00:45:47 It is entirely too delicious
00:45:51 And it makes you much too quiet
00:45:54 Or was it the wine?
00:45:56 Undoubtedly the wine.
00:46:01 You have no idea
00:46:03 ...trying to decide on
00:46:06 Oh, I know. I'm enough.
00:46:09 But I do want you to have
00:46:13 At first I thought
00:46:15 ...but you've already got one.
00:46:18 Then I thought perhaps a villa
00:46:21 ...but they are so difficult
00:46:24 Oh, Georg, how do you
00:46:26 A long, sleek one
00:46:29 ...or a tiny one
00:46:34 - Elsa.
00:46:36 Now, that's a real problem.
00:46:38 A trip around the world
00:46:42 "Oh, Elsa, there must be
00:46:45 - But don't worry, darling, I'll...
00:46:48 Yes, Georg.
00:46:50 It's no use...
00:46:53 ...you and I.
00:46:56 I'm being dishonest to both of us...
00:47:00 ...and utterly unfair to you.
00:47:07 - When two people talk of marriage...
00:47:11 Don't say another word, please.
00:47:16 You see, there are other things
00:47:22 Fond as I am of you, I really don't
00:47:29 You're much too independent.
00:47:32 And I need someone
00:47:37 ...or at least needs
00:47:42 I've enjoyed every moment we've had
00:47:50 Now, if you'll forgive me...
00:47:52 ...I'll go inside,
00:47:54 ...and return to Vienna
00:48:02 And somewhere out there...
00:48:04 ...is a young lady who, I think...
00:48:09 ...will never be a nun.
00:48:22 Auf Wiedersehen, darling.
00:48:51 Hello.
00:48:58 I thought I just might find you here.
00:49:05 Was there something you wanted?
00:49:08 No, no, no. Sit down, please.
00:49:12 Please.
00:49:18 May I?
00:49:32 You know, I was thinking
00:49:38 Why did you run away to the abbey?
00:49:43 And what was it
00:49:50 Well, I had an obligation
00:49:54 ...and I came back to fulfill it.
00:49:57 Is that all?
00:50:00 And I missed the children.
00:50:02 Yes.
00:50:05 - Only the children?
00:50:08 - Isn't it right that I missed them?
00:50:12 I was only hoping that perhaps you...
00:50:16 Perhaps you might...
00:50:19 Yes?
00:50:22 Well, nothing was the same
00:50:28 ...and it'll be all wrong again
00:50:32 ...and I just thought perhaps
00:50:40 Well, I'm sure the baroness will be
00:50:45 Maria...
00:50:48 - There isn't going to be any baroness.
00:50:54 No.
00:50:56 I don't understand.
00:51:00 Well, we've called off our engagement,
00:51:04 - Oh, I'm sorry.
00:51:09 - You did?
00:51:12 Well, you can't marry someone
00:51:19 ...in love with someone else...
00:51:25 ...can you?
00:52:01 The Reverend Mother always says:
00:52:04 "When the Lord closes a door,
00:52:16 What else does
00:52:20 That you have to look for your life.
00:52:24 Is that why you came back?
00:52:30 And have you found it...
00:52:33 ...Maria?
00:52:36 I think I have.
00:52:40 I know I have.
00:52:44 I love you.
00:52:50 Oh, can this be happening to me?
00:52:55 Perhaps I had a wicked childhood
00:53:02 Perhaps I had a miserable youth
00:53:09 But somewhere
00:53:16 There must have been a moment of truth
00:53:22 For here you are
00:53:30 Whether or not you should
00:53:36 So somewhere in my youth or childhood
00:53:44 I must have done something good
00:53:53 Nothing comes from nothing
00:53:57 Nothing ever could
00:54:02 So somewhere in my youth or childhood
00:54:12 I must have done something good
00:54:23 Do you know when I first
00:54:28 That night at dinner, when you sat
00:54:32 What?
00:54:35 I knew the first time you blew
00:54:39 Oh, my love.
00:54:45 For here you are
00:54:55 Whether or not you should
00:55:02 So somewhere in my youth or childhood
00:55:10 I must have done something good
00:55:19 Nothing comes from nothing
00:55:23 Nothing ever could
00:55:26 So somewhere in my youth...
00:55:32 ... or childhood
00:55:37 I must have done something
00:55:46 Something good
00:56:05 Maria.
00:56:09 Is there anyone I should go to,
00:56:17 - Why don't we ask...
00:58:08 How do you solve a problem like Maria?
00:58:13 How do you catch a cloud
00:58:18 How do you find a word
00:58:22 A flibbertigibbet
00:58:24 A will-o'-the-wisp
00:58:27 Many a thing you know
00:58:32 Many a thing she ought to understand
00:58:37 But how do you make her stay
00:58:42 How do you keep a wave upon the sand?
00:58:46 Oh, how do you solve
00:58:51 How do you hold a moonbeam
01:01:04 Herr Detweiler!
01:01:08 - Heil Hitler.
01:01:11 Perhaps you've not heard.
01:01:15 Heil Hitler.
01:01:17 Heil Hitler.
01:01:19 I've come from
01:01:21 The only one in the area
01:01:25 ...since the Anschluss.
01:01:27 - But we have dealt with that.
01:01:29 The housekeeper told me
01:01:32 The only thing she'd tell me.
01:01:34 What kind of information
01:01:37 When will the captain return?
01:01:40 Well, he's on his honeymoon trip.
01:01:44 Am I to believe he hasn't communicated
01:01:49 How many men do you know...
01:01:51 ...who communicate with their children
01:01:55 Upon his return, he'll fill
01:01:59 Naturally.
01:02:02 ...and your people in allowing the
01:02:07 Why should it not go on?
01:02:11 Singing and music will
01:02:14 Austria is the same.
01:02:17 Heil Hitler.
01:02:21 Heil Hitler.
01:02:24 Come, let's go home.
01:02:25 - Why was he so cross?
01:02:29 Maybe the flag with the black spider
01:02:33 - Will Father be in trouble?
01:02:36 The thing to do
01:02:39 Remember that tonight at the concert.
01:02:41 Are we really going to sing
01:02:44 Look. The von Trapp Family Singers:
01:02:47 Liesl, Friedrich, Louisa, Brigitta,
01:02:51 - Why am I always last?
01:02:56 There we go.
01:03:04 Are you sure Father will approve
01:03:08 He'll be pleased and proud.
01:03:10 - Liesl, do you think so?
01:03:13 No.
01:03:14 You're a very intelligent girl.
01:03:17 Liesl. Liesl!
01:03:20 Rolf!
01:03:22 I'm so glad to see you.
01:03:24 Good afternoon.
01:03:26 Give this to your father
01:03:30 - He's on his honeymoon.
01:03:32 - You do?
01:03:36 - Who's "we"?
01:03:38 - What is it?
01:03:42 Don't you want to deliver it yourself?
01:03:45 I'm occupied
01:03:47 And your father had better be too.
01:03:50 But, Rolf!
01:04:07 Father! Father!
01:04:15 Father!
01:04:17 - We didn't expect you so soon.
01:04:20 We didn't expect you home
01:04:23 - Did you bring souvenirs from Paris?
01:04:29 Why didn't you call us?
01:04:31 We couldn't get through.
01:04:33 I had nothing to do with that.
01:04:35 We came back as fast as we could.
01:04:37 Well, well, well! We missed you!
01:04:40 - We missed you!
01:04:42 We missed all the noise
01:04:46 - Mostly, we missed hearing you sing.
01:04:50 Look, Fräulein Maria...
01:04:52 I mean Mother.
01:04:54 We're going to sing
01:04:57 We've been having a lovely time!
01:04:59 We've been rehearsing all...
01:05:03 Surprise! Surprise!
01:05:06 Surprises for you on the terrace.
01:05:11 We'll talk about this.
01:05:13 I would've told you but you were away.
01:05:17 I was fortunate to enter them at all.
01:05:20 They'll be the talk of the festival.
01:05:25 Max!
01:05:27 Somehow I recall having made it
01:05:30 ...how I feel about my family
01:05:33 The committee was enchanted.
01:05:35 - What did they say?
01:05:39 - Don't you think just this once...?
01:05:43 - Georg, this is for Austria.
01:05:48 - There is no Austria!
01:05:51 - Let's at least be grateful for that.
01:05:57 You know, Max...
01:05:59 ...sometimes I don't believe
01:06:05 Father, I forgot.
01:06:07 This is for you.
01:06:19 Maria, he has got to at least pretend
01:06:23 You must convince him.
01:06:25 Max, I can't ask him
01:06:28 Then I'll talk to him.
01:06:31 ...it will be a reflection
01:06:34 Oh, I know.
01:06:43 Mother? That sounds so nice.
01:06:46 - I like calling you "Mother".
01:06:49 You love Father very much.
01:06:52 Very much.
01:06:54 Mother, what do you do when you
01:06:58 I mean, when you stop loving someone
01:07:06 Well, you cry a little.
01:07:08 Then you wait for the sun to come out.
01:07:10 It always does.
01:07:12 There are so many things I think
01:07:16 - I really don't.
01:07:18 Sometimes I feel the world is ending.
01:07:20 - Then you feel it's just beginning?
01:07:24 It was that way with me. And for you
01:07:29 Do you really think so?
01:07:32 When you're 16 going on 17
01:07:36 Waiting for life to start
01:07:40 Somebody kind
01:07:44 Will suddenly touch your heart
01:07:49 When that happens
01:07:51 After it happens
01:07:53 Nothing is quite the same
01:07:57 Somehow I know
01:07:59 I'll jump up and go
01:08:02 If ever he calls my name
01:08:06 Gone are your old ideas of life
01:08:10 The old ideas grow dim
01:08:15 Lo and behold
01:08:20 And you belong to him
01:08:26 You may think this kind of adventure
01:08:31 Never may come to you
01:08:36 Darling, 16 going on 17
01:08:42 Wait a year...
01:08:47 - I'll wait a year
01:08:53 Just wait a year...
01:09:01 ... or two
01:09:12 Liesl.
01:09:30 What is it?
01:09:32 Berlin.
01:09:34 They've offered me a commission.
01:09:36 I've been requested
01:09:39 ...and report to their naval base
01:09:44 I knew this would happen.
01:09:48 To refuse them would be fatal
01:09:53 And joining them would be unthinkable.
01:10:02 Get the children all together.
01:10:05 Don't say anything to worry them.
01:10:09 We've got to get out of Austria...
01:10:13 ...and this house...
01:10:17 ...tonight.
01:11:02 This strains my back
01:11:05 ...when I think of the children
01:11:08 By your announcement
01:11:11 Do you appreciate
01:11:13 You have no choice.
01:11:15 I know. That's why I'm making it.
01:11:19 Why doesn't Father turn the motor on?
01:11:21 Because he doesn't want anyone
01:11:28 What will Frau Schmidt and Franz say?
01:11:31 They'll be able to answer honestly
01:11:34 - Will we be coming back here?
01:11:39 Are Father and Uncle Max going to push
01:12:11 Something wrong
01:12:13 Yes, we couldn't get it started.
01:12:19 Karl.
01:12:23 Fix Captain von Trapp's car
01:12:49 Excellent, Karl.
01:12:54 I've not asked you where you
01:12:58 Nor have you asked me why I'm here.
01:13:00 Apparently we both suffer
01:13:05 You never answered the telegram...
01:13:08 ...from the Admiral of the Navy
01:13:11 I was under the impression,
01:13:14 ...that the contents of telegrams
01:13:18 At least, the Austria I know.
01:13:23 I have my orders...
01:13:25 ...to take you
01:13:27 ...where you will accept
01:13:31 I'm afraid that's going to be
01:13:37 You see, we...
01:13:39 ...all of us, the entire family,
01:13:43 ...singing in the festival tonight.
01:13:45 As a matter of fact, we're going now.
01:13:48 We couldn't possibly
01:13:51 - I just hope we're not too late.
01:13:55 You ask me to believe that you,
01:13:58 ...are singing in a concert?
01:14:00 Believe me, it will be a performance
01:14:04 Like you, Herr Zeller,
01:14:09 Yes.
01:14:11 Here, program.
01:14:18 It says only the names
01:14:21 It says
01:14:25 ...and I am the head of
01:14:30 And these travel clothes
01:14:35 Our costumes, naturally.
01:14:36 This night air is not good
01:14:46 Well, a slight delay in my orders
01:14:51 Therefore...
01:14:53 ...you will sing.
01:14:56 You will all sing.
01:14:58 But only because that's what I want.
01:15:01 It will demonstrate that nothing
01:15:06 And when you have finished singing...
01:15:08 ...you, Captain von Trapp, will be
01:15:13 Now, if you will all get
01:15:16 ...we will escort the von Trapp Family
01:15:20 No escort will be necessary.
01:15:23 Necessary? A pleasure, captain.
01:15:26 After all, we would not want you
01:15:31 Would we?
01:15:33 No.
01:15:51 Sew, a needle pulling thread
01:15:54 La, a note to follow sew
01:15:58 Tea, a drink with jam and bread
01:16:01 A drink with jam and bread
01:16:05 Tea with jam, jam and bread
01:16:08 Tea with jam and bread
01:16:10 Jam and bread
01:16:15 Tea with jam
01:16:23 With jam
01:16:26 With jam
01:16:30 Tea with jam and bread
01:16:34 With jam and bread
01:16:35 With jam
01:16:37 ... and bread
01:17:08 My fellow Austrians...
01:17:12 ...I shall not be seeing you again,
01:17:18 I would like to sing for you now...
01:17:21 ...a love song.
01:17:25 I know you share this love.
01:17:28 I pray that you will never let it die.
01:17:45 Edelweiss
01:17:49 Edelweiss
01:17:52 Every morning you greet me
01:17:58 Small and white
01:18:02 Clean and bright
01:18:05 You look happy to meet me
01:18:11 Blossom of snow
01:18:13 May you bloom and grow
01:18:17 Bloom and grow forever
01:18:24 Edelweiss
01:18:27 Edelweiss
01:18:30 Bless my homeland forever
01:18:40 Edelweiss
01:18:43 Edel...
01:18:52 Small and white
01:18:55 Clean and bright
01:18:58 You look happy to meet me
01:19:05 Blossom of snow
01:19:07 May you bloom and grow
01:19:11 Bloom and grow forever
01:19:17 Edelweiss
01:19:21 Edelweiss
01:19:24 Bless my homeland forever
01:19:50 I think it'll work.
01:19:52 I shall miss all of you.
01:19:54 I shall miss the money
01:20:00 Thank you, ladies and gentlemen.
01:20:03 The competition has come
01:20:06 ...except, we don't know
01:20:10 And while the judges
01:20:12 ...I have been given permission
01:20:16 This will be the last opportunity
01:20:19 ...of singing together
01:20:23 Even now, officials are waiting
01:20:27 ...to escort Captain von Trapp
01:20:30 ...in the naval forces
01:20:38 And so, ladies and gentlemen,
01:20:43 ...to bid you farewell.
01:20:53 There's a sad sort of clanging
01:20:57 And the bells in the steeple too
01:21:00 And up in the nursery
01:21:05 Is popping out to say "coo-coo"
01:21:07 Coo-coo
01:21:09 Coo-coo
01:21:10 Regretfully they tell us
01:21:12 But firmly they compel us
01:21:14 To say goodbye
01:21:17 To you
01:21:25 So long, farewell
01:21:29 We hate to go
01:21:39 So long, farewell
01:21:43 Adieu, adieu
01:21:53 So long, farewell
01:21:57 We flit, we float
01:21:59 We fleetly flee, we fly
01:22:07 So long, farewell
01:22:11 The sun has gone to bed
01:22:14 Goodbye
01:22:18 Goodbye
01:22:24 Goodbye
01:22:30 Goodbye
01:23:09 Ladies and gentlemen, I have here the
01:23:13 We will start with the award
01:23:16 For this honor,
01:23:19 ...the first soloist of the choir
01:23:24 Fräulein Schweiger.
01:24:03 Second prize
01:24:35 And the first prize,
01:24:39 ...the von Trapp Family Singers.
01:24:55 The family von Trapp.
01:25:11 They're gone!
01:25:31 Come with me.
01:25:36 Quickly, quickly.
01:25:39 I have a place you can hide.
01:25:42 Slowly, slowly.
01:25:56 Open this gate.
01:25:59 Good evening.
01:26:03 Hurry up, woman.
01:26:24 Two men in there.
01:26:26 Six of you cover the yard.
01:26:28 You two, cover the corridor.
01:26:45 Reverend Mother, we didn't realize
01:26:48 No, Maria, it was right for you
01:26:51 We thought we might borrow
01:26:53 I'm afraid our car will do you
01:26:56 I've been listening to the wires.
01:26:58 The borders have just been closed.
01:27:06 All right,
01:27:09 ...then we'll drive up into the hills
01:27:13 - The children...
01:27:16 We can do it without help, Father.
01:27:19 Maria.
01:27:21 You will not be alone.
01:27:24 "I will lift up mine eyes unto
01:27:28 Yes, Mother.
01:27:30 - I'm scared.
01:27:45 God be with you.
01:27:53 - Mother.
01:27:55 Would it help if we sang
01:27:58 No, darling.
01:28:01 You must be very quiet.
01:30:19 Let's try the roof.
01:31:17 Rolf, please.
01:31:24 No, wait.
01:31:35 Maria.
01:31:38 Children.
01:31:43 It's you we want, not them.
01:31:47 Put that down.
01:31:49 Not another move,
01:31:54 You're only a boy.
01:31:59 - You don't really belong to them.
01:32:05 Come away with us.
01:32:08 Before it's too late.
01:32:10 Not another step.
01:32:14 - You give that to me, Rolf.
01:32:19 I'll kill you.
01:32:22 Rolf.
01:32:42 You'll never be one of them.
01:32:46 Lieutenant!
01:32:48 They're here!
01:32:49 They're here, lieutenant!
01:33:32 Reverend Mother.
01:33:35 I have sinned.
01:33:38 I too, Reverend Mother.
01:33:42 What is this sin, my children?