Angelina Ballerina, Series 2 (2003)

[Mr. Maurice Mouseling, Ms. Lilly, Mrs. Hodgepodge, Mrs. Pinkpaws, and Dr. Tuttle are having a meeting about the oak tree in the mouselings's playground.]

Mrs. Pinkpaws:
I SAY, "IT MUST BE CUT DOWN IMMEDIATELY!" AFTER ALL, MY DARLING (PRISCILLA) LITERALLY BROKE HER ARM! WE DO NOT WANT ANYONE ELSE GETTING HURT! DO WE!?

Mrs. Hodgepodge:
[to Mrs. Pinkpaws] But that tree is over 1,000 years old!

Mr. Mouseling:
Yes, it is a symbol of village life. Generations of village mouselings have played in it. And they have carved their initials on it.

Mrs. Pinkpaws:
[to Mr. Mouseling] Well, I am surprised at you, Maurice! As proprietor of the Mouseling Gazette, you must be more responsible about public safety!

Ms. Lilly:
Can I make a suggestion? Why don't we build a fence around that old oak tree. Then the tree is kept safe. And the little mouselings are kept out of harm's way.

[Mrs. Pinkpaws turns to Ms. Lilly.]

Mrs. Pinkpaws:
[to Ms. Lilly] Ms. Lilly? You know perfectly well that they just climb over it!

Angelina:
[dreamily] Oh, wouldn't it be wonderful to be in a movie? Angelina Mouseling: Famous star and prima ballerina! Oh, I can see my name in lights!

Alice:
[sees a sign] Hey, look at this, Angelina!

William:
[reading the sign] "Calling all young movie makers! Enter our competition and your movie could be shown at this year's Film Festival!"!

Alice:
Oh, I'd love to be in a movie!

Angelina:
You will be, Alice! We'll enter the competition! I'll play this beautiful, young ballerina who, who breaks her tail and is told she'll never dance again. But, she overcomes her injury.

Angelina, Alice and William:
And becomes the greatest dancer ever!

Angelina:
[ecstatically] Yes!

[Henry giggles]

Alice:
But, Angelina-

Angelina:
I, oh, I mean, we could make the best movie that Mouseland's ever seen! We're bound to win!

Alice:
There's just one problem, we haven't got a camera.

Henry:
Dr. Tuttle's got one.

Angelina:
[gasps] You're right, Henry! He has! Come on! We're going to make a movie! [dances out of the theater]

[The scene cuts to the cedar tree where Angelina is seen trying to put on her ballet costume]

Angelina:
[struggles] Henry? Where's Henry?

Alice:
Angelina, Thomasina Tuttle was a poor farmer's daughter and I'm sure she didn't do the dirty farm work, wearing a tutu.

Angelina:
[optimistically] Oh, don't worry, Alice! I've no intention of getting dirty. How are you doing with the props?

Alice:
Well, I've got the rope and the broom. Now all we need is a tree stump.

Henry:
[pointing, while carrying the camera] There's one! There's one!

Alice:
And something to be the big hole.

Angelina:
[putting her ballet shoes on] What big hole?

Alice:
The one Thomasina fell down! [reading] "She laid there for ages until she-"

Angelina:
[interrupting] Alice, I'm not spending the whole movie stuck in a dirty, old hole. [takes her crown out from her bag]

Alice:
But that's what happens in the true-

Angelina:
[interrupting] We'll do my story about the young ballerina who breaks her tail. Sad stories are always the best. Trust me, Alice. [puts her royal cape on] Do it my way and we'll have the audience in tears!

Alice:
[off-screen] You bet.

[after William saves Angelina who was trapped in a big hole]

Angelina:
[to William] I had no idea you were so brave, William!

William:
Nor did I!

Henry:
Oh!

Dr. Tuttle:
[arrives at the scene] Is this my scene?

Alice:
[calling] Over here, doctor! Quick!

[Dr. Tuttle runs over to Angelina]

Dr. Tuttle:
[dramatically] Oh, my dear, Thomasina! Your poor arm! You must be in such pain!

Angelina:
[painfully] It's Angelina, Dr. Tuttle, and it's my leg. [sobs] Ow!

[Angelina got on her dress, looking at her reflection in the mirror with Alice in her dress on was shown holding a necklace]

Angelina:
[unhappily] Oh. Polly's always a nuisance. [sees Alice with her necklace in the mirror then turns around in surprise] Oh, Alice. You've got a new necklace.

Alice:
[giggles] Mom and Dad gave it to me.

Angelina:
[in surprise] Oh! [gasps] My mom's got some sparkly necklaces. I'll see if I can borrow one! [runs out of her bedroom]

[Alice tests her new necklace out]

Angelina:
[enters her parents' bedroom] Um, Mom, can I borrow a necklace for the party?

Mr. Mouseling:
[off-screen] Matilda! I'm going to be late for work!

Mrs. Mouseling:
[gasps; calling] Coming! [to Angelina] Don't forget to give Polly her bottle. [leaves the bedroom] Now have a lovely time!

[Angelina sighs then goes to her mom's necklace box and takes out her mom's locket]

[At Miss Lilly's party, Ms. Quaver is playing the piano, while everyone is seen chatting away, having a fun time]

Priscilla:
[sees the silver locket around Angelina's neck] Our mother has a much prettier locket than that.

Penelope:
Her's is bigger and it has a diamond in the middle.

Angelina:
Well, this one is very old and very precious. [to Alice] Come on, Alice. Let's dance.

[They both start dancing as Priscilla and Penelope look on in jealously]

[As the party ends, Miss Lilly is seen waving and saying goodbye to everyone as they leave, Angelina is seen strolling Polly in her stroller while Alice grabs one more treat from the snack table]

Alice:
Oh, oh, wait for me, Angelina!

Miss Lilly:
Goodbye, darling. [gives Polly a kiss]

Angelina:
Thank you for a lovely party, Miss Lilly.

Miss Lilly:
A pleasure, Angelina. So nice to have little Polly here too.

[Polly giggles happily]

Alice:
Thank you, Miss Lilly. [to Angelina] Oh, Angelina?

Angelina:
Hmm?

Alice:
Where's your silver locket?

Angelina:
[gasps loudly, as she puts her hands on her neck] It's gone! Oh-no!