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This is our storyboard from several parts of "Oliver!" .

This is our scene at the Undertaker's: = = UNDERTAKER

Mr Bumble: Hola! Mr Bumble: Hi!

Undertaker: Hola! Undertaker: Hi!

Mr Bumble: Quiere comprar un niño? Mr Bumble: I sell this child?

Undertaker: Por cuanto? Undertaker: How many pennies?

Mr Bumble: 200 peniques. Mr Bumble: Two hundred pennies.

Undertaker: Es mucho, demasiado! Undertaker: That is a lot!

Mr Bumble: Es un niño muy util Mr Bumble: This boy is very useful.

Undertaker: Bajeme el precio. Undertaker: Want less.

Mr Bumble: 100 peniques. Mr Bumble: One hundred pennies

Undertaker: Vale lo compro. Undertaker: Ok! I buy it

Mr bumble: Pues aqui lo tiene. Mr Bumble: Here you are

Oliver: No me gusta mi trabajo, me niego hacerlo. Oliver: I don't like this job, i refuse to do.

Undertaker: Pues te quedas sin comer. Undertaker: Then you don't eat!!!

Oliver: Pues me voy. Oliver: Then I go!!!

Undertaker: Pues no, ven aqui. Undertaker: come here,

Oliver: Nunca me pillareis. Oliver: Catch me!!!!!

Undertaker: Ven aqui ahora mismo enano! Undertaker: Come here now!!!!

(Oliver se escapa) (Oliver runs)

FIN The End

Here is your practicing video song from "Oliver!"

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__A "TREASURE HUNT" ON BROADWAY __

Right before we start watching "Oliver!" let's work on a short story about how musical theater started and how it has influenced the cinema. Read through the text and work on those tasks or questions that follow.

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Amusical film: Theactorssing, dance and speak to introduce and develop the narrative, the plot or the film's characters. A sub-genre of the musical is the musical comedy, which includes a strong element of humour as well as the usual music, dancing and storyline.

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The musical is responsible for the transition from silent film to sound film in the development of the motion picture. The popularity of movies grew rapidly during the golden days of the silent film era. The big Hollywood studios considered talking pictures a risky business. The Warner Bros. studio produced //The Jazz Singer// and it put Hollywood into the era of sound. Musicals were an important part of Hollywood's movie production together with action movies (Westerns), dramas, and comedies.

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The 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s are considered to be the golden age of the musical film, when the genre's popularity was at its highest in the Western world.

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Musical stars such as [|Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers] were among the most popular and highly respected personalities in Hollywood.

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Many comedies (and a few dramas) included their own musical numbers. The Marx Brothers' movies included a musical number in nearly every film, allowing the Marx Brothers themselves to highlight their own musical talents.

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The musical in film was a natural development from the stage musical. Typically the big difference between the musical movie and the musical theater is the use of luxurious scenery –It was impossible in a theatre. Many musical films, e.g. //Oklahoma////!// And //The Sound of Music// are adaptations of successful stage productions. Others, e.g. //Moulin Rouge!//, were specifically written for the screen, and some, such as //Singin' in the Rain or The Lion King//, come from a screen version.

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The trend in modern film-making is not to make a "musical", but to use a lot of background music by popular rock or pop bands. Their goal is selling the soundtrack album to fans. There are children’s animated movies such as //Beauty and the Beast// that have later become successful stage productions.

4. What was one of the first musical films? They were "The Jazz Singer" and the westerns 5. Who were two very important musical stars in the beginning of musical films? They were Fred Astaire and Ginger Robers.

7. What is the difference between the musical film and the musical theatre? The difference is that in the musical films the actors sing, dance and speak to introduce and develop the narrative, all of that in a film, bot the musical theatre is the same but acting in a theatre.