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Sara Berner... Maysie / Baby (voice)
Mel Blanc... Mouse / Hunters / Audience Member (voice)
Robert Clampett... Various (voice)
Frank Graham... Narrator (voice)
Kent Rogers... Horton / Peter Lorre Fish (voice)
Horton Hatches the Egg.
Now, once in a jungle or so the tail goes.
There lived a strange bird.
That most everyone knows.
Her name, it was Mayzie,
She was mean as could be.
And never seemed happy.
While up in her tree.
Sighed Mayzie, this lazy bird hatching her egg:
"I'm tired and I'm bored.
And I've kinks in my leg.
From sitting, just sitting
here day after day.
It's work!
How I hate it!
I'd much rather play!
If I could find someone
If I could find someone, I'd fly away-free."
Then Horton, the elephant,
passed by her tree.
♪ Hut sut ra, sat on a willowa, ♪ And a so on, so on, so forth.
♪ And a so on, so on, so forth. ♪ Hut sut ra, sat on a willowa,
♪ Hut sut ra, sat on a willowa, ♪ And a so on...
♪ And a so on... ♪ eh..
I still can't get the words to that song.
Hut sut ra, sat on a willowa,
♪ Hut sut ra, sat on a willowa, ♪ And a so on, so on, so forth.
♪ And a so on, so on, so forth. ♪ Hut sut ra, sat on a willowa,
♪ Hut sut ra, sat on a willowa, ♪ And a so on, so on.
♪ And a so on, so on. ♪ Hut sut ra, sat on a willowa,
♪ Hut sut ra, sat on a willowa, ♪ And a so on, so on, so forth.
♪ And a so on, so on, so forth. ♪ "Hello."
Called the lazy bird, smiling her best.
So on, so...
♪ so on, so... ♪
"You've nothing to do and I do need a rest."
"Would you like to sit on the
egg in my nest?"
The elephant laughed.
Why, of all silly things!
I haven't feathers.
Why, of all silly things! I haven't feathers
and I haven't wings.
Me on your egg?
Why, that doesn't make sense.
Your egg is so small, ma'am.
Your egg is so small, ma'am, And I'm so immense!
I've got to get off for a rest otherwise
I'll never get rid of these bags
'neath my eyes.
I'll hurry right back. Why, I'll never be missed.
Very well,
Since you insist.
I'll stay and be faithful. I mean what I say.
Toodle-oo!
Sang out Mayzie.
Sang out Mayzie and fluttered away.
Woo! Ha. Pardon me.
Then carefully, tenderly, gently he crept.
Up the trunk to the nest
gently he crept. Up the trunk to the nest.
Up the trunk to the nest where the little egg slept.
Then Horton the elephant smiled.
Now that's that. And he sat, and he sat,
and he sat, and he sat.
And he sat all that day
and he kept the egg warm.
And he sat all that night
through a terrible storm.
It poured, it lightninged!
It thundered! It rumbled!
This isn't much fun.
The poor elephant grumbled.
I wish she'd come back. 'Cause I'm cold and I'm wet.
I hope that that Mayzie bird
doesn't forget.
But Mayzie, by this time, was far beyond reach,
Enjoying the sunshine
way off in Palm Beach,
And having such fun,
such a wonderful rest,
I think I'll never go back to my nest!
Rally I won't.
And then came the winter, the snow and the sleet!
And icicles hung from
his trunk and his feet.
And Icicles hung from his trunk and his feet.
And icicles hung from his trunk and his feet.
I meant what I said,
And I said what I meant,
An elephant faithful,
One hundred per cent!
Ah ah...
Achoo!
Ah, ah, ah, ah, achoo!
Gesundheit.
Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah.
Boom Eeeeeeeeeeeeeee.
Achoo!
So poor Horton sat there the whole winter through.
And then came the springtime
with troubles anew!
His friends gathered round
and they shouted with glee.
Oh look!
Horton the elephant's up in a tree!
They taunted, they teased him,
they yelled,
"How absurd!"
"Blimey, Horton the elephant
thinks he's a bird!"
They laughed and they laughed,
Then they all ran away.
And Horton was lonely.
He wanted to play.
But he sat on the egg.
But he sat on the egg and continued to say,
I meant what I said,
And I said what I meant,
An elephant faithful,
One hundred per cent!
But, while Horton sat there so faithful, so kind,
Three hunters came sneaking
up softly behind!
He heard the men's footsteps! He turned with a start!
A rifle was aiming
right strait at his heart!
Did he run? No not Horton.
He stayed on that nest!
He held his head high.
He held his head high and he threw out his chest.
And he looked at the hunters
and he said plain as day,
"Shoot if you must.
But I won't run away!"
But the men didn't shoot!
Much to Horton's surprise.
They lowered the gun
and they stared with wide eyes!
We'll take him alive. Why, he's terribly funny!
We'll sell it back home.
To a circus, for money!
Your coming with us.
To join a big show.
But Horton just answered.
You can't make me go.
Oh yes we can.
Oh no you can't.
Oh yes we can.
No you can't.
Oh yes we can.
No you can't.
Oh no...
Oh!
Oh yes they can. Эй, ухнем!
♪ Эй, ухнем! ♪ ♪ A Эй, ухнем! ♪
Then out of the wagon and onto a ship!
Out over the ocean and ooh, what a trip!
Well,.. Now I've seen everything.
Rolling and tossing and splashed with the spray!
But Horton said, day after day after day,
"I meant what I said.
And I said what I meant…
"I meant what I said. And I said MightyMike77020
"I meant what I said. And I said what I meant…
But,
Oh,
I am seasick! One hundred per cent!"
Sold to a circus! Then week after week. They showed him to people.
They showed him to people at ten cents a peek.
Poor Horton grew sadder
as days came and went,
But he said as he sat
in that hot noisy tent:
In that hot noisy tent: "I meant what I said,
in that hot noisy tent: "I meant what I said,
And I said what I meant,
Phew!
An elephant faithful. One hundred per cent!"
But dawdling along way up high in the sky, Who (Of all people!)
Should chance to fly by.
But that old good-for-nothing bird,
runaway Mayzie!
I'm still on vacation. Yeah, and still just as lazy.
Then, spying the flags and the tents just below,
She sang out,
"What fun! Why, I'll go to the show!"
Rally I will.
And she swooped from the clouds through an open tent door.
"Good gracious!" Gasped Mayzie,
"I've seen you before!"
Poor Horton looked up
with his face white as chalk!
He started to speak,
But before he could talk.
There rang out the noisiest
ear-splitting squeaks.
From the egg that he'd sat on
for fifty-one weeks!
on for fifty-one weeks! "My egg!"
Horton gasped.
"My egg! Why, it's hatching!"
"But it's mine!"
Screamed the bird,
when she heard the egg crack.
(The work is all done.)
(Now I want it back. Ha-ha.)
"It's my egg!"
She sputtered.
"You stole it from me!
Get off of my nest.
Get off of my nest and get out of my tree!"
Poor Horton backed down
with a sad, heavy heart.
with a sad, heavy heart But at that very instant,
the egg burst apart!
Then Horton the elephant
saw something whizz!
It had ears and a tail.
And a trunk just like his!
My goodness.
My gracious.
Good heavens.
My word.
It's something brand new!
It's an elephant-bird!!
Yes, he meant what he said. And he said what he meant,
And they sent him home happy,
One hundred per cent!
♪ Hut sut ra, sat on a willowa, ♪ And a so on, so on, so forth.
♪ And a so on, so on, so forth. ♪ Hut sut ra, sat on a willowa,
♪ Hut sut ra, sat on a willowa, ♪ ♪ La la la, la la la la la la, ♪
♪ Hut sut ra, sat on a willowa, ♪ ♪ La la la, la la la la la, ♪
♪ And a so on, so on. ♪ ♪ And a so on, so on. ♪
Read-a-long subtitles By: MightyMike77020.
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