HillviewTV Team · July 16, 2023 · 36:15
Experience the magic of Hillview Middle School's summer drama production of Music Man KIDS! Join us as our talented young performers bring this classic musical to life on stage. Don't miss the catchy tunes, captivating choreography, and heartwarming moments.
0:28 Next up. 0:41 Ever met a fella by the name Hill? 0:48 Now he doesn't know the territory. 0:50 Doesn't know the territory? 0:51 Well, what do you talk? 0:52 What do you talk? 0:53 He's a music man and he sells clarinets to the kids in town. 1:00 Well, I don't know much about friends, but I do know 1:03 You can't make a little so big trombone. No, sir. 1:07 No, it falls out there. It's a boy there. I don't know how he does it, but he lives like 1:12 a king. 1:13 And when the man dances, the boy got out. The president pays him. 1:17 Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. 1:22 Yes, sir. 1:23 But he doesn't 1:24 I don't know their territory! 1:35 I'll tell you about Harold Hale. 1:36 He gives everyone who's a black guy, and he should be rode out of town. 1:40 But why? 1:41 Because he's fake. 1:42 In order to sell band instruments, and uniforms, and instruction books, 1:47 he has to guarantee to teach the kids to play and form them kids into a band, 1:52 himself as a leader. 1:53 Sure like to be around when you catch up with him. 1:56 Well, it won't be in Iowa. 1:58 Even my great professor Hill wouldn't try to sell them 2:00 Hawkeyes out here. 2:02 River City, River City, Iowa, population 2:04 2,212. 2:08 I think I have to give Iowa a try. 2:10 Don't believe I caught your name. 2:12 Don't believe I dropped it. 2:20 Thank you. 2:53 Oh, we're nothing halfway but at the Iowa way to treat you 2:58 when we treat you, which we may not do at all. 3:02 There's an Iowa kind, a special chip on the shoulder, attitude we've never 3:07 made, without doubt we recall. 3:10 We can be cold as our falling kilometers in the end, we can ask 3:15 about our weather. 3:17 We're in July, and we're so fine. 3:20 Yeah, stop it. 3:21 We can't touch it. 3:23 Oh, say, we're going to have an FCI bar. 3:27 Well, what the heck? 3:28 You're welcome. 3:29 Join us at the business. 3:32 You have to do all the food you bring yourself. 3:35 You really want to do it. 3:37 I want to call my, I want to call my, I want to call you Des Moines. 3:42 That's what my family is in the UConn. 3:45 In Blue Lake, off the game, I won the game. 4:08 Hey, Greg! 4:09 Marcellus! 4:10 Professor, here's the name now. 4:14 Why didn't you let me know you was coming? 4:16 I didn't know I was myself. 4:17 Besides, how could I have known you'd end up in Little Tingtown like this? 4:21 Too many clothes shaves the way you work. 4:24 Besides, I got myself a nice comfortable girl, Ethel Toffelmeyer, the boss's niece. 4:28 Gone legitimate, huh? 4:30 I knew you'd come to no good. 4:32 So what's the new pitch? 4:34 You're not back in the band business. 4:37 I heard you was in the steam automobiles. 4:38 I was. 4:39 What happened? 4:40 Show them the next. 4:41 She invented one. Now give me the low down here, Mars. 4:45 You'll never get anywhere in the band business. 4:48 We've got a stuck-up music teacher. I'll expose you. 4:50 She's the librarian. 4:52 If she walks by, point her out to me. 4:55 I will. So how are you going to start the pitch? 4:57 Keep the music teacher off bands. 4:59 Then my next steps will be to get your town 5:01 into the serious trouble it's in. 5:04 But River City isn't in any trouble. 5:06 Then you have to create some. What's new around here? 5:09 Nothing, except the billiards parlor just put in a new pool table. 5:13 That'll do. 5:14 Either you're closing your eyes to a situation you don't wish to acknowledge, 5:18 or you're not aware of the caliber of disaster 5:21 indicated by the presence of a pool table in your community. 5:25 Well, we got trouble, my friend. 5:27 Great Tuesday. 5:28 Trouble right here in River City. 5:30 We got one, two, three, four, five, six, pockets in a table. 5:34 The pockets that mark the difference between the gentlemen. 5:37 Banana bomb with the capital P in that right, P in that stands for P. 5:41 Now not all you fucks are the right kind of parents, I'm gonna be perfectly frank. 5:46 Would you like to know what kind of conversation goes on when they're loafed around the hall? 5:51 They're trying to people, trying to cubits, trying to tailor-made x-cigarette peas. 5:56 We got double! 5:57 Right here in New York City! 5:59 With the capital P in that right, P in that stands for P. 6:02 That stands for P. 6:03 We truly got double! 6:05 Right here in River City. 6:06 Right here. 6:07 Gotta figure out a way to keep young and small after school. 6:10 Our children's children's gonna have trouble, trouble, trouble, trouble. 6:14 Mothers of River City, heed the warning before it's too late. 6:17 Watch for the tell-tale signs of corruption. 6:19 The moment you suddenly leave the house, 6:21 does he re-buckle his knickerbockers below the knees? 6:25 Are certain words creeping up into his conversation? 6:28 Words like swell, and so is the old man. 6:34 If so, my friends, we've got trouble right here in River City, with 6:40 a capital T and that rhymes with P and that stand for a pool, we've surely got trouble 6:46 right here in River City, with a T, with a capital T, got a rhyme with P 6:51 and stand for a pool. 7:13 Emma, Emma, Emma, Emma, Emma! 7:24 Did you drop your... 7:27 Did I meet you in... 7:31 I'll only be in town for a short while. 7:42 Hello, Mama. 7:44 Keep on it, Willis. I'll be there in a minute. 7:47 Mama, a man with a suitcase was following me all over town. 7:52 I've never seen him before. 7:53 Did he say anything? 7:54 He tried. 7:55 Did you say anything? 7:57 Mama, of course not. 8:00 All right, Emeraldus, now your exercises. 8:04 Sol do la re ti me, little song, please keep the fingers 8:09 curved as nice and high as you possibly can. 8:14 Don't get faster, dear. 8:16 Well, if you don't mind my saying so, it wouldn't have hurt to find out what that gentleman wanted. 8:23 Is that a way to walk in the house? 8:25 Hello, Withdrop. 8:29 Where's your manners? 8:30 I'm having a party on Saturday. Will you come? 8:34 Well, Winthrop, Amaryllis asked you to her party. 8:37 Are you going or aren't you? 8:38 No, thank you. 8:39 You know the little girl's name. 8:41 No, thank you, Amaryllis. 8:45 Why does he get so mad at people? 8:47 Just because he lips. 8:49 It's just, he doesn't talk very much. 8:51 Not even to you and your mother? 8:53 dear we all have to be a little patient I'm patient even though he doesn't ever 8:57 talk to me but I do to him every night on the evening star you have to do it the 9:02 very second you see it or it doesn't count good night my witch up good night 9:06 sleep tight you have lots of time if not Winthrop there will be someone else 9:10 never I'd end up like an old man like you all right 9:15 for now you can say good 9:17 night my someone when you can put the name on one 9:21 right now someone comes along all right it's better than nothing yes it is now you can 9:27 play 9:27 your crosshand piece now i may play my crosshand piece 9:45 good night my someone good night 9:50 My love, sleep tight, why someone 9:55 sleep tight. 9:57 My love, our star is shining 10:03 its brightest light. 10:07 For good night, my love, for good night. 10:13 Oh, my sweet life. 10:14 I can't see. 10:15 We dream it's like a dream. 10:18 Your spirit dreams there be 10:22 Sweet dreams to carry you close 10:27 to me 10:29 I wish they may and I 10:34 wish they might 10:37 Now goodnight, my song was goodnight 10:46 Good night, good 10:52 night 11:28 As Mayor of River City, I welcome you River Citizens to the Fourth of July Exercises. 11:36 Now, my wife, in which my wife, Hulele McCackney -Shinn, will take 11:41 a lead part. 11:46 I'm shot George, who shot me? 11:51 Who set off that cracker? 11:56 Tommy G.Less did it. 11:59 Yes, it was Tommy G.Less. 12:00 Mission will recover. 12:04 Now, the Payne's fireworks spectacle will be... 12:09 Wee-hoo, there's a poor... 12:10 table in town. Yeah, that's what I heard. Now just a minute. Is 12:15 it a pool table or isn't it? Will you allow me to get on with the exercises? We don't want any 12:21 more exercises until we get this pool table matter settled. Let's protect our children. Yeah! 12:27 Resist sin and corruption. Yeah! We'll definitely keep our young boys pure. Yeah! May 12:35 I have your attention please? Attention please? 12:38 I can deal with this trouble, friends, with the wave of my hand, this fairy hand. 12:42 Please resolve me, if you will. 12:44 I'm Professor Hay-Roadhill, and I'm here to voice the River City Boys Band. 12:50 Or a band will do, my friends, or yes, I mean a boys band, do you hear me? 12:54 I say, River City's gonna have a boys band, and it means she needs it today. 12:58 Professor Hay-Roadhill is on hand. 13:00 River City's gonna have a boys band, and that band's gonna be in uniform. 13:11 Seventy -six trombones led the big parade, one hundred and ten cornets 13:17 placed away. 13:18 They were followed by rows and rows of the finest virtuosos and greens of 13:24 every famous band. 13:26 Seventy -six trombones popped the morning sun, one hundred and ten cornets 13:32 placed high. 13:34 1 ,000 reeds, bring it up like weeds, there were horns of every 13:39 shape and kind, there were 50 mounted cannon in the battery, thundering, 13:47 thundering, louder than before, clarinets of every size, and trumpeters, 13:52 improvise a whole octave higher than the score, 76 trombones, 13:58 and now it's a coin, 110 hornets, but 14:05 All the kids began to march, and they're marching still. 14:13 Right today, marching still right today. 14:45 That man's a spellbinder! I want his credentials! 14:53 Thanks, officer. 14:55 Geezel Pete, let me go! 14:57 What's your phraseology? 14:58 and stay away from my oldest girl. 15:01 Hell, I'll talk to you Monday morning about the band thing. 15:04 I want his credentials. 15:07 Constable, I'll be responsible for the boy. 15:10 Oh, young lady, what's your name? 15:11 Danita, I don't know, he was backing me, ye gads. 15:15 Tommy, this is Danita, escort the young lady home 15:18 by the way of the candy kitchen. 15:19 Do I have to? 15:21 You have to. 15:23 Yes, sir. 15:24 Ye gads. 15:30 Professor, you are a very bright young fellow, but you made a couple mistakes, though. 15:36 Yes, you see, the mayor owns the billard's parlor and that new pool table. 15:43 And that Zanita girl, she's the mayor's oldest girl. 15:51 Mr. Hill. 15:54 Professor. 15:55 What college gives you a degree for annoying women on the street? 15:59 Oh, I wouldn't know about that. 16:00 I'm a conservatory man myself. 16:03 Gary, Indiana, class of Art 5. 16:06 I think it's only fair to warn you 16:08 that I have a shelf full of reference books 16:11 that could very much give me some interesting information about you. 16:33 Oh, Professor Hale, we're all agog, simply agog. 16:36 Everyone's so excited about the band. 16:39 I'm Ethel Taco Meyer. 16:41 Of course you've met our married wife, you lady and you can't get shit. 16:43 Isn't it exciting, you lady? 16:44 Oh, I couldn't say, I could not say. 16:47 Oh no, I could not say at this time. 16:49 My husband will wish to investigate. 16:51 Of course, Mrs. Shin. I understand. 16:54 But you see, part of my music plans includes a committee on the dance. 16:58 And you must accept the chairmanship for the ladies' auxiliary for the classic dance. 17:03 Mustn't she, ladies? 17:04 Oh, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. 17:07 Will you accept? 17:09 Yes, indeed. And I would like to say... 17:10 Thank you. Now the young lady who plays the piano, Miriam Poo, where may I find her? 17:43 Miss Peru, do you realize you have the facial characteristics of a 17:47 cornet virtuoso? I don't know if I understand you entirely, professor. If your son 17:52 has the 17:53 same froom chin and those splendid cheeks by George. Not that he could ever be great, 17:58 you understand. Oh, is that so? And why not? You see, all the really 18:03 great cornet players 18:04 were Irish. But, professor, we are Irish! No, no, really, that 18:09 clinches it. Sign here, 18:11 Mrs. Peru. Your boy was born to play the cornet. That would be $7 and... 18:16 Nothing more to do until the first installment, 18:18 Peerball at the opening of band practice. 18:21 And of course, oh thank you, and of course, 18:23 I need his measurements for his band uniform. 18:26 His uniform? 18:28 Hello, son. 18:29 Would it have a, a, a? 18:31 A stripe? 18:32 Certainly, my boy, a wide red stripe on each side. 18:37 You'll have to excuse Winthrop, Professor. 18:39 We can't get him to say three words a day even to us. 18:42 So if you could get him to play in that. 18:43 band, it would be a miracle. Where are you from, Professor? 18:45 Dear Indiana. In fact, Dear Conservatory was my alma mater. 18:52 Gold Medal, class of Art Five. 18:56 Hello, Miss Peru. 19:00 Professor Hill, do you burst in everyone's home like this? 19:03 Marion! We're not interested. 19:05 Professor, I do hope you'll excuse Marion. She's not really... 19:08 Please, I'm sure at heart she's as lovely as you say. 19:12 Good day to you, Mrs. Poo-oo. 19:14 Good day to you, Professor Marion Poo-oo. 19:18 Darling, don't you ever think you're a future Gary, Indiana, 19:21 conservatory class of all five. 19:22 Now, darling. 19:24 Now, Mama, the fact that he claims his commodity is music 19:27 does not impress me. 19:33 Winthrop, go to the library and ask Ms. Grubb 19:35 to give you the book I set aside. 19:37 It is the Indiana State Educational Journal. 19:40 1890 to 1910. 19:42 Do I have to? 19:44 You won't have to talk to anyone. I've written it all down. 19:51 I have a feeling the Indiana Journal will help me poke some large holes in 19:56 the professor's claims. 20:26 Didn't I say, get that Spellbinders credentials? 20:31 Yes, George, but... 20:32 And now the whole town's turned upside down. 20:41 Mayor Shin, I found some interesting information about Professor Hill, of 20:48 his alma mater. 20:49 His who? 20:50 His university. 20:51 I know all about that. 20:53 Now if you'll just take a little bit of time to read about the conservatory. 20:59 Papa, the Wells Fargo Wagon is just coming up from the depot. 21:03 This hour of the day, the Wells Fargo wagon? 21:06 It could be the band instrument. 21:08 Band instrument? 21:10 I want that man's credential. 21:12 Oh, the Wells Fargo wagon is up, 21:15 coming down the street. 21:17 Oh, please let it be for me. 21:20 Oh, the Wells Fargo wagon is up, 21:23 coming down the street. 21:24 I wish, I wish I knew what it could be. 21:27 I got a box of maple sugar on my birthday. 21:31 In March, I got a great Mackinac. 21:35 And once I got some grapefruit from Tampa. 21:38 Montgomery Ward sent me a bathtub and a cross that's the whole. 21:42 The Wells Fargo wagon is a- 21:44 Comin' now within a pre-k surprise for COD. 21:49 It could be curtains, or dishes, or a double boiler. 21:53 Or it could be, yes, it could be, yes, you're right. 21:56 It surely could be something special. 21:58 Something very, very special. 21:59 It's special now, just for me. 22:08 Well, climb a wagon is uncommon now. 22:11 I don't know how I could ever wait. 22:14 It could be something for someone with no relation, 22:19 but it could be something double, just 22:26 for me. 22:28 A Older Wells Fargo Wagons, leave them coming! 22:36 A Older Wells Fargo Wagons, don't you dare to make a stop 22:41 Until you stop for me! 22:51 Hooray! 22:53 It's the Badman Summons! 22:56 Here you are, Winthrop! 22:57 My corner, G-Tank Professor! 23:00 Men, you will each receive an individual instruction in due course. 23:04 In the meantime, get acquainted with your instruments and think about the manure in G. 23:09 La-di-da-di-da-di-da-di-da! 23:13 La-di-da! La-di-da! 23:17 Round one for you, Mr. Hell, but I better hear some bai-ya-toot-man-a-them horns. 23:22 I'll see you in the front of the grand jury. 23:24 Now, Ms. Marion, about that book. 23:27 Come, George. 23:29 Hold on. 23:30 I need to grab something from the library. 23:39 Titter, titter, I never see anything so trumptious 23:44 or trumptious than this tall and gold thing. 23:49 Oh, titter. 23:51 I've never seen. 23:52 Winthrop so happy. Thank you Professor Hill. My pleasure, Ms. Puro. It's the band instruments. 23:58 Let's celebrate! 23:59 Yay! 24:01 Start her up, Mr. Washburn. 24:04 Wait till you see the new... 24:08 The Shapoopee! 24:10 Shapoopee! 24:14 Now a woman who kissed her very first aid is usually a hostage. A woman who kissed her 24:19 second 24:20 Grandma did that in the closet 24:22 But a woman who was kidding her first time around 24:24 Head in the clouds, feet on the ground 24:26 She's the girl he's glad he's found 24:28 She's the shippoo-shippoo-shippoo-shippoo 24:32 The girl who's hard to get 24:33 Shippoo-shippoo-shippoo-shippoo 24:36 But you can't win her yet 24:38 Come on, Professor, welcome to his dad! 25:20 Jaboopy, Jaboopy, Jaboopy, the girl who's not forgetting. 25:29 You have remembered. 25:37 Jaboopy! 25:44 Take your hands off my daughter. 25:48 Now, George. 25:49 Now get out! 25:50 Get out, you wild kid! 25:58 And I want your references. 26:01 I want them tonight. 26:28 Professor Hill, I've been wanting to talk to you about Winthrop's cornet, mother of 26:33 pro -keys. He says something about the think system. If he 26:38 thinks about the menu energy, 26:40 You don't have to bother with the notes. 26:43 Mirian, the Think System is a revolutionary method, I admit. 26:47 Now, I cannot discuss these things here in public, 26:50 but if you allow me to call... 26:53 When may I call? 26:54 Why, any night this week! 27:30 Mama, Winthrop, where have you been? 27:33 Fitton. 27:33 Fishing. 27:34 With Harold. 27:35 He taught me all about Titton. 27:36 hometown, Gary, Indiana, and he taught me a tongue that hardly had any essence in 27:42 it. 27:46 What? 27:57 Gary, Indiana, Gary, Indiana, Gary, Indiana, 28:02 Gary, Indiana, Gary, Indiana, Gary, Indiana, Gary, Indiana,ooked and Ichigo 28:06 Gary, Indiana, Gary, Indiana 28:09 Gary, Indiana, let me have a healthy life 28:14 Indies like to have a logical explanation 28:18 How I have the non-development take away 28:22 I will pay without a moment of hesitation 28:27 They're a jackass, jackass, jackass, jackass, jackass, jackass 28:32 Gary, Indiana, Gary, Indiana 28:57 I'll be right back. I have to show Amaryllis my live frog. 29:04 are you the piano teacher in town why yes then you must know about this fellow hill 29:09 throwing a boys band here yes who are you i'm charlie cowell i'm just passing through 29:14 the 29:14 training room makes a 15 minute water stop but i gotta protect the the the traveling 29:19 fraternity from the swindler mr cowley you're making a big mistake mistake my 29:24 old lady's 29:25 corset cover that fellow spoiled illinois for me 29:29 And he won't spoil Iowa, aye. 29:32 There's your train. 29:33 Tell that fella Hill he hasn't heard the last of me. 29:39 Who was you talking to just? 29:42 Why, Professor Hill? 29:45 Mrs. Poo, the top of the evening, Miss Marianne. 29:49 You and Marianne come up and say, 29:50 I've got some jelly on the stove. 29:53 There's no jelly on the stove, Mama. 29:54 Well, I'll put some on. 29:56 Shall we set? 29:57 as your mother said? 29:58 Will I? 29:59 You did ask me to call. 30:02 Mr. Hill, is it true that you've... 30:05 Miss Mirian, I would be delighted to discuss 30:08 anything in the world with you. 30:12 I'm sure I'm not the first person to find it easier 30:17 to think clearly when I'm not under the spell 30:19 of your salesmanship. 30:21 Mirian, there are a lot of things you don't know about me. 30:26 Psst! Hey, Greg! 30:28 Excuse me. 30:30 Greg, some crazy guy going all over Townsville and everything! 30:33 Alright, Mars, what time is the flight? 30:35 9.40 from the junction. 30:37 I'll meet you there. 30:41 Never a dull moment in the music business. Now then, where were we? 30:45 You were going to tell me what I don't know about you. 30:48 Yeah, we really don't have to go into that just now, do we? 30:53 Mr. Hale, there was no Gary Conservatory of Music in Ought 5. 30:58 Why did they shoot to leave? 30:59 Because the town wasn't even built until Ought 6. 31:02 You knew that all the time? 31:03 Since July 7th, three days after you came. 31:06 Why, you little... 31:10 You go on the green grass, go! 31:12 I'm talking about Hale, too! 31:13 If you don't hunt this man down right here, right now, 31:16 you'll be on the next train out of town! 31:17 He's not anywhere around here! 31:20 Let's try down by the creek! 31:43 Hey, wait a minute, Hugh-san. 31:45 I'm not your time. 31:46 Leave go of me. 31:47 Not until I talk to you for a minute. 31:49 tell the truth anyway. I would too. Can you lead a band? No. Are 31:54 you a big liar? Yes. Are you a dirty 31:57 ronko? Yes. I wish you never came to River Tiddy. 32:02 No you don't Winthrop. Victor you believe him? I 32:05 believe everything he said just like every child has walked around here all summer and 32:11 looked and 32:11 acted especially you. Now go professor please. I can't go for the first time in my 32:16 life I got my 32:17 would cut in the door. Greg, they're here, that way, that way. 32:29 Virtuous triumph, the sword of 32:31 retribution has cut down Professor Harold Hill. Surely some 32:37 of you ought to be great. Remember River 32:40 City before Harold Hill came. Some of you must be grateful for what he brought. 32:45 Do you people remember how you bought expensive uniforms, 32:51 expensive band instruments? 32:53 Where's the band? Where's the band? 32:59 Think man. 33:13 Stink! 33:27 That's my pony! That too was my pony! 33:31 Eddie! That's Eddie's clarinet! 33:33 Linus! Play to me son! Play to me! 33:36 Daisy! My Daisy! 34:48 ¶¶ 35:17 We'll be right back. 36:02 Thank you. 