Just think, Alice, in exactly one hour, [takes her ballet shoes off] you and I will be riding on the fastest, scariest roller coaster ride in all of Mouseland!
[eagerly; while trying to take her ballet shoes off] I BET IT'S GOT A HUNDRED LOOPS!
[anticipated] I BET IT'S GOT A THOUSAND LOOPS!
[laughs] I BET IT'S GOT A MILLION LOOPS!
[They both laugh until Angelina notices Alice's ballet shoes are all tangled up]
Alice, I think you've got a bit loopy yourself.
[to William, as she gives him her bag] Here, William, hold this, will you?
[to William, as she also giving him her bag] And this?
Here, let me. [unties Alice's ballet shoes]
[Alice places her ballet shoes in her bag as she follows Angelina]
[to William] Hurry up, William! Or we'll be late for the fair!
[William grunts as he straightens the bags on his shoulders and follows along]
[Angelina, Alice, William and Henry are waiting in line to go on the Ferris wheel]
[gasps; then to Angelina about the Ferris wheel] But I told you, I don't like big wheels.
Oh, don't worry, Henry. They're not at all scary.
[while eating a candy apple] In fact, it's just like riding a bicycle.
But I can't ride a bicycle.
Trust me, Henry, you're going to love it!
[Later, the scene cuts to where Angelina, Alice, William and Henry are riding on the Ferris wheel]
[eagerly] OH HENRY, ISN'T THIS FUN?!
[crying] I WANT TO GET OFF!
[Angelina groans in frustration]
[The scene cuts to where Angelina, Alice and William are riding on the Loop the Loop roller coaster as it goes up the hill and then zooms down the track as they both laugh and scream at the same time until it comes to a stop and the attendant walks over to them]
[to the attendant] Can we go again?
AAAlice and Angelina
PLEASE?!
[Priscilla and Penelope --who bought the last tickets for "The Ballet"-- are seen getting on the bus, humming, as they walk by Angelina and Alice]
[devastated; and about the Pinkpaws twins Priscilla and Penelope] I can't believe those horrible twins got the very last tickets!
[mockingly] Oh, poor Angelina.
[teasingly] Somebody should buy her an alarm clock.
[Priscilla and Penelope both start laughing]
[devastated] Those tickets should be ours, Alice. We have to find some way to get them!
[smirking] Forget it, Angelina! We are not going to trade our tickets for anything!
[When Angelina and Alice arrived at the Theatre Royal, they're both walking up the steps while Angelina carries her suitcase. They both also try a first attempt to see the ballet]
I still don't see why Mimi and Mikel Whiskersev would give us tickets.
Because we're Miss Lilly's star pupils, of course.
[gasps; sadly] I'm not a star pupil.
[Angelina enters the Theatre Royal and looks around with Alice following her behind, they quietly walk over to the door. Angelina and Alice try to sneak into the theater, but the ticket vendor catches them. He sees them and wants to know where they're going]
TVTicket Vendor
[off-screen; to Angelina and Alice] And where do you think you're going?
[Angelina and Alice nervously chuckle and walk away]
[Angelina and Alice try a second attempt to see the ballet. They both try by dressing up as Ms. Lilly. The ticket vendor sees this, clears his throat, and again wants to know where Angelina and Alice are going]
[to the ticket vendor; in a heavy accent] I am Ms. Lilly. I have come to see my friends, Mimi and Mikel Whiskersev.
TVTicket Vendor
[knows that Angelina and Alice are trying to trick him] I see.
[Angelina and Alice continue giggling until they trip over and her velvet cloak rips. But in another attempt to see the ballet, they both try to trick the ticket vendor that they are Mimi and Mikel Whiskersev by dressing up in a costume as them from the ballet]
AAAngelina and Alice
[groaning in disappointment] Oh!
TVTicket Vendor
[off-screen] Well...! [chuckles]
Oh, come here. [hugs Angelina] You tried your best.
[crying] Next time (if any other show has no tickets left), I'm going to camp outside the theater all night!
Yes, darling. Of course you are.
[crying] Maybe all week if I have to!
I know. [hugs Angelina again]
[depressed; in between sobs] Hello, Dad...!
[sits down at the table next to Angelina] What's the sad face for?
[crying] The ballet's on tonight and I'm not going. There are no tickets left.
[pulls out the tickets from his coat pocket] Are you sure? Not even one?
[Although Angelina --at first-- thought her "plan" had been cancelled, it turns out that Mr. Mouseling had bought the tickets earlier and forgot to give them to Angelina and her friend Alice before the Pinkpaws twins bought the last tickets.]
[gasps, as she sees the tickets] But, but, but...! [enthusiastically, as she hugs her father] Oh!
[chuckles, as he hugs her back] Best close tonight, I think. I've got a job for you to do later.
[sadly] Oh, but my velvet cloak's torn.
[off-screen] Not anymore.
[Angelina gasps as she sees her velvet cloak all fixed and sewed]
[happily] Oh, thanks, Mom!
[Mrs. Mouseling puts the velvet cloak on Angelina and twirls around]
I'll phone Alice's mother and tell them you're on your way.
[That night, Angelina and Alice are seen inside their tent]
And then, just as Old Red Whiskers thought he was safe, a great big tabby-cat leapt out and whipped off his tail!
[Alice gets scared and covers herself up with a sleeping bag]
And ever since that terrible night, Old Red Whiskers stalks these gardens in search of fresh cheese and his missing tail...
[Alice shudders too much and hides inside a sleeping bag]
Oh, Alice. It's just a story, there's no such thing as ghosts. [suddenly hears ghostly sounds outside]
[gasps; fearfully] THEN WHAT'S MAKING THAT NOISE?!
[suspiciously] I don't know. [grabs the lantern, as she still continues to hear ghostly sounds] But I'm going to find out.
OH! [gets out of her sleeping bag and runs after Angelina] WAIT FOR ME!
[Angelina and Alice come out from their tent as Alice shudders. Angelina walks over and peeks over the garden shed]
[Alice squeals fearfully and gets Angelina's attention]
[jumps up; to Alice] What now, Alice?
[Alice points to the shadow on the ground as Angelina notices and walks over to the garden fork with a hat on top that's making the shadow]
It's only a garden fork. You're such a scaredy-mouse! [hears a ghostly wail in the distance] He's next door.
You can't go in there. Remember what Mrs. Hodgepodge said.
OH, ALICE! JUST STAY HERE!
[Alice shudders as Angelina walks off to Mrs. Hodgepodge's garden while hearing the ghostly wails in the distance until she walks backwards into a white sheet]
[gasps] HELP! GET OFF! [gasping] LEAVE ME ALONE!
[Angelina gets the white sheet off and falls on the ground, next to Mrs. Hodgepodge's cauliflower and she steps on it by accident while running. Alice sees Angelina running towards her and they both scream and crash into each other and grunt, they both run off, screaming, as the camera zooms into the lantern that Angelina left, turning off by itself]
Well, these sleeping bags weren't very comfortable anyway.
That ghost...was the eeriest ghost I've ever seen!
Oh, Alice, there wasn't really a ghost.
[gasps] Poor Mrs. Hodgepodge! Someone's ruined her cauliflower!
Well, perhaps...it was the ghost! Oh, Alice!
Don't worry, Angelina, Mrs. Hodgepodge will understand. It was an incident.
SSammy
Vroom! Eerk! Vroom! Ha ha ha! Oh! Oh, dear! Aah! Ow! Ow! Ohh. Uhh.
Aah! Oh, my prize-winning cauliflower! It's ruined.
You nasty little monster, that's taken me four months to grow!
SSammy
What?! But, it wasn't me.
I'll be speaking to your parents, Sammy Watts. You won't be riding your bike for weeks!
AAAlice and Angelina
Oh, dear!
[At Miss Lilly's dance studio, the mouselings are dancing at the barre]
And Mom's made a cheese pie!
What are you going to wear tonight?
[off-screen] Good morning, sorry I'm a little late, [opens the doors] my darlings. I had such a wonderful evening at the Theatre Royal! [walks over to Flora] Hey, come along, Flora. Pay attention to your position, dear. [walks by the mouselings] It is a charity gala to raise money for Dacovia, my beautiful homeland. [to William] Oh, good. Tighten the leg, William. [to the mouselings] It brought back so many, many memories. [turns to Priscilla] Excellent, Priscilla. Keep the knee out.
[The phone rings in the background]
[walks away from the mouselings] Keep going, darlings! Keep going!
Please, Mom? I know everyone going! Miss Lilly, Mr. and Mrs. Nimbletoes and you know I love dancing! I can dance as well as anybody!
Oh, Angelina, honestly...
Oh! That's it! If you're going as a queen, and Dad's going as a king, it makes sense that I go as a princess!
[Mrs. Mouseling sighs]
After all, what's a king and queen without their princess? I promise to be good, I won't spill anything. You won't even know I'm there. [begging] Please?
[sighs] I'm sorry, Angelina. The costume ball is for grownups only, not little mouselings.
[gasps, agitated] But, Mom, I grew heaps last year!
[firmly] Angelina, I said no.
[stammers angrily, as she drops the basket] Oh, it's, it's not fair! [runs into the house] It's just not fair!
Oh, Angelina, [calling] why don't you call Alice? She could come over and stay the night!
[The sound of the door is heard shut off-screen. Mrs. Mouseling then shakes her head]
Oh, Mom! Not Mrs. Hodgepodge! Last time she stayed, she kept me awake all night with her horrible snoring!
I hope she doesn't bring her cabbage jelly.
[Mrs. Mouseling sighs as Mr. Mouseling grunts and he is seen dressed up as a bumblebee]
[to Mrs. Mouseling] Um, could you give me a hand with my antenna, dear? I-It won't stand up straight. Uh, mmm, [turns to Angelina and Alice and then to Mrs. Mouseling] a bit of a mix up at the costume shop.
[Angelina and Alice both giggle as Mrs. Mouseling laughs and approaches over to him]
Never mind. I can be your queen bee.
[Angelina and Alice both laugh again]
Queen bee, yes, very good.
