Yup, they finally let me out of Leavenworth. Grace, if you'll get your notebook and ~ Who is that? The orphan? But that's not a boy. Has the painting arrived from Paris? Let me see it before they hang it. It took eleven hours and we only had to land four times. Oliver Warbucks: Been away six weeks, where is everybody? Hello! It's good to be home. Warbucks has decided to invite an orphan to spend the Christmas holidays at his home. I'm the private secretary to Oliver Warbucks. Miss Hannigan, I'm sorry but I don't have the slightest idea about this run-away that you're talking about. I'm Grace Farrell and the New York City Board of orphans suggested that I. Grace: Good afternoon, Miss Hannigan is it? Oh, good. ' So, you're laughing are you? Do you want to sleep with your teeth inside your mouth or out? All right, I'll read you my note again if you promise to go back to sleep, (clears throat) '. Do you want Hannigan to hear you? I know, she's talking in her sleep.
Rise and shine!Īnnie: Pipe down, all of you. For this one's shenanigans you'll scrub the floors and strip them beds for the laundry man. Rotten orphans! You kids in here, get up! Put them things away. Miss Hannigan: Ah ha! Caught ya! I hear ya! I always hear ya! Get Up! All of ya! Well, is this the way you say good-Morning? I know it's 4 0' clock in the morning.
