0:00:12.732,0:00:13.080 Farm Frolics 0:00:13.382,0:00:17.553 ♪ Where the honeysuckle vine ♪ 0:00:17.711,0:00:21.330 ♪ Twines itself around the door ♪ 0:00:21.480,0:00:26.830 ♪ A sweetheart mine is waiting ♪ 0:00:26.920,0:00:29.719 ♪ Patiently for me ♪ 0:00:29.760,0:00:32.532 ♪ So please come back to... 0:00:33.510,0:00:37.780 The typical American farm[br]presents many interesting sights. 0:00:37.880,0:00:41.820 This show horse is the pride of the farm and[br]the winner of many blue ribbons. 0:00:41.920,0:00:45.209 He is trained to perform in every gait. 0:00:45.309,0:00:52.309 First, let's see you do a trot. 0:00:53.760,0:00:59.619 Now, the gallop. 0:00:59.719,0:01:00.369 That's fine. 0:01:00.469,0:01:02.135 Now, do a canter. 0:01:02.245,0:01:04.196 ♪ I'm happy about the whole thing. ♪ 0:01:04.197,0:01:05.397 ♪ The way that you walk, ♪ 0:01:05.398,0:01:06.898 ♪ the way that you talk. ♪ 0:01:06.930,0:01:10.877 Hey, hey! That's enough of that. 0:01:13.280,0:01:17.130 Here we find the farmer's[br]faithful old watchdog. 0:01:19.020,0:01:21.062 Though he is no longer very active, 0:01:21.175,0:01:24.125 he still does a few little odd jobs[br]around the house. 0:01:24.252,0:01:28.237 One of his chores is to fetch the newspaper. 0:01:28.364,0:01:29.383 [whistling sound] 0:01:29.549,0:01:31.794 Oh, there's the paper now. 0:01:31.976,0:01:34.049 [barks] 0:01:54.807,0:02:00.292 I can hardly wait to see what[br]happened to Dick Tracy. 0:02:03.439,0:02:06.479 Here is a group of cute little piggies[br]playing in the mud. 0:02:06.579,0:02:10.100 Well, what are they up to? 0:02:10.200,0:02:15.030 They seem fascinated by that clock. Oh well. 0:02:15.130,0:02:19.761 Here's the proud mother hen,[br]carefully watching over her eggs, 0:02:20.118,0:02:23.130 anxiously awaiting the eventful day. 0:02:23.230,0:02:27.480 What a happy, little family this will be. 0:02:27.580,0:02:28.670 What's this? 0:02:28.729,0:02:30.000 A weasel! 0:02:30.030,0:02:31.730 The ruthless thief of the barnyard. 0:02:31.830,0:02:38.830 Watching his chance to sneak in and steal[br]those defenseless little eggs. 0:02:39.500,0:02:46.500 He draws closer, and closer, and closer! 0:02:54.175,0:02:56.233 Boo! 0:02:57.253,0:03:01.040 Don't ever do that! 0:03:07.531,0:03:11.711 In the nearby trees, we find[br]many species of bird life. 0:03:15.624,0:03:18.715 The birds always... oh, look up there. 0:03:18.805,0:03:20.426 No. No. Over to the left. See? 0:03:20.544,0:03:25.148 A little owl, nestling inside the tree trunk. 0:03:25.196,0:03:36.561 Whoo! Whoo! Whoo's Yehudi? Whoo? 0:03:37.238,0:03:39.409 Here's an interesting sight. 0:03:39.466,0:03:42.471 A young couple laboriously building their nest 0:03:42.529,0:03:47.353 with a bit of string from here,[br]and a piece of straw from there. 0:03:47.529,0:03:53.147 A little twig. A bit of string. Piece of straw.[br]A little twig. A bit of string. Piece of straw. 0:03:53.315,0:03:54.970 A little twig. Bit of string. Piece of straw.[br]Little twig. String. Straw. 0:03:55.059,0:03:55.591 Twig. String. Straw. 0:03:56.085,0:03:56.235 Twig. String. Straw. 0:03:56.245,0:03:57.409 Twig. String. Straw. 0:03:59.774,0:04:05.011 ♪ There's no place like home! ♪ 0:04:05.830,0:04:12.630 At the edge of the woods,[br]field mice make their home. 0:04:12.720,0:04:15.036 Here we see one of the most common types. 0:04:15.156,0:04:20.221 Say, he seems to be a bit worried. 0:04:20.240,0:04:22.900 Tell me little fellow, what seems[br]to be troubling you? 0:04:23.000,0:04:26.710 I don't know, Doc. 0:04:26.760,0:04:33.659 I, I just keep hearing things. 0:04:33.930,0:04:41.130 Even the tiniest of insects, such as the ants,[br]have a language all their own. 0:04:43.730,0:04:46.730 Emerging from the opening,[br]comes a female of the species. 0:04:47.330,0:04:51.341 If you listen very closely,[br]you can hear her calling to her young. 0:04:51.399,0:04:54.894 Henry!!! 0:04:55.590,0:04:58.972 Coming, mother. 0:05:03.568,0:05:07.950 A modern farm is conducted on a business-like... 0:05:07.951,0:05:10.251 Well, here are those little piggies again. 0:05:10.600,0:05:13.310 Say piggies, why don't you go off and play? 0:05:15.352,0:05:16.710 Mmm, Mmm! 0:05:16.810,0:05:21.790 Oh well, suit yourself. 0:05:21.890,0:05:25.800 Here is one of the strangest friendships[br]that has ever been known. 0:05:25.900,0:05:32.900 Natural enemies, yet living together as friends;[br]a cat and a mouse. 0:05:36.300,0:05:39.200 Tell me, is it true that the cat[br]takes good care of you? 0:05:39.300,0:05:41.600 Uh, huh. 0:05:41.700,0:05:44.040 And keeps you nice and warm? 0:05:44.140,0:05:46.420 Uh, huh. 0:05:46.520,0:05:49.630 Well that's truly a friendship. 0:05:49.730,0:05:51.112 Now before we leave you, 0:05:51.129,0:05:55.012 is there anything that you would like to[br]say to your friends in the audience? 0:05:55.290,0:05:57.870 Uh, huh. 0:05:58.070,0:06:02.054 GET ME OUTTA HERE!!! 0:06:08.953,0:06:12.107 And so, as the day draws to a close, 0:06:12.211,0:06:15.484 and the sun sinks slowly in the west. 0:06:15.777,0:06:19.080 We reluctantly take our leave of the farm. 0:06:19.180,0:06:20.800 Well, the piggies again! 0:06:20.900,0:06:22.930 Are they going to stay there all night? 0:06:23.030,0:06:26.309 What in the world can the attraction be? 0:06:32.857,0:06:37.404 DINNER TIME!!! 0:07:01.983,0:07:10.173 Oh dear, every day it's the same thing!