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Hey, where are you going?
You don't need to wake up first. Go back to sleep.
I want to start working before other children.
I don't want anyone to witness,...
... that I can't run well.
Stop complaining.
You know how many people,...
... who pretends to be disabled to get sympathy?
A leg that is flawed like you is a gold mine.
But if someone knows, I can't stand alone.
They will hold me in Refuge for life.
Be my friend, Jack. Help me down.
Do you also want to break the other leg?
No, I want to go down.
You will come down soon. Be patient.
Drinking in my fighting house.
Far above the streets of New York.
- You're crazy. - Why?
Because I'm like fresh air?
Because I like to look at sky and stars?
Yes, you're crazy.
Take a walk down there. They killed my father.
Years of bad work, oppressed by his boss.
After finally succeeding destroy him,...
... they throw it into the road like yesterday's newspaper.
But they won't be able to do it do it to me!
But everyone wants to come here.
New York is good for rich people who own a house.
I told you, Crutchie.
There is a different world out there.
Take care of your poor life in a big city.
Give me a luxurious life in a small town.
♪ They say, people can't wait to come here ♪
♪ But I can't wait to go ♪
♪ Towards a small town in the West that is still new ♪
♪ Even though I've never been there ♪
♪ I can imagine as clearly as possible ♪
♪ If you want... ♪
♪... I'm sure you can imagine it ♪
♪ Close your eyes, follow me ♪
♪ To a clean, beautiful and beautiful place ♪
♪ As well as they make a city from clay ♪
♪ When you get there ♪
♪ People will immediately come to you and say... ♪
♪... "Welcome, Youngster Welcome to Santa Fe" ♪
♪ Planting plants, splitting the fence ♪
♪ Share stories around a campfire ♪
♪ Except Sunday ♪
♪ When you relax all day ♪
♪ Soon your friend is more like a family ♪
♪ And they ask you stay there ♪
♪ Isn't that good? ♪
♪ Luxurious life in Santa Fe ♪
Do you have a brother there?
There are no brothers anywhere. How about you?
I don't need you.
But I have friends.
Hey! What if you come with me?
No one cares about on disabled legs in Santa Fe.
No, you just ride a horse.
You travel in style.
Yes! Imagine me, traveling in style.
I'm sure with a few months of fresh air,...
... you won't need to use it again.
♪ Santa Fe You can bet ♪
♪ We won't let they defeat us ♪
♪ We won't ask anyone,... ♪
♪... to treat us fairly ♪
♪ There's life that deserves to be fought for,... ♪
♪... and I'll be fighting ♪
♪ Manage the land, chase the sun,... ♪
♪... swim in Rio Grande to have fun ♪
♪ Look at me standing See me running ♪
Hey.
Hi.
♪ Do you know that we have a family? ♪
♪ Will I disappoint you? Will not be ♪
♪ Hang on, Young Boy ♪
♪ Until the train reaches Santa Fe ♪
Time to stop dreaming, right?
Hey, Specs!
Racer, Henry, Albert, Elmer! Get up!
Those newspapers won't sell themselves!
Hey, Albert, Elmer, Specs. You hear Jack.
Get up.
I have the most beautiful dream. My lips are still vibrating.
- Beautiful girl? - A piece of sheep's leg.
- ♪ Hey, that's my story - You will steal again ♪
♪ Hey, look, it's time to take a shower at the zoo ♪
♪ I thought I'd surprise my mother ♪
- ♪ If you can find it - Who asks you? ♪
The newspapers are not in demand like in the past.
I think I need a new place to sell.
Is there a good idea?
♪ From Bottle Alley to the harbor ♪
♪ There is guaranteed to sell easily ♪
♪ Try selling to bankers, homeless people, or any haircutter ♪
♪ They almost know how to read ♪
♪ That's a dirty game that we play ♪
♪ Where we never lose ♪
♪ As long as they are willing to pay for it ♪
♪ Just to get bad news ♪
♪ Isn't that a beautiful life Bringing news to everyone ♪
♪ A truly beautiful life Bringing news with pride ♪
♪ When the bell rings, we will go anywhere ♪
♪ We are as free as fish ♪
♪ Obviously it beats washing dishes ♪
♪ What a beautiful life ♪
♪ Bringing news home as free as possible ♪
Hello, Beautiful.
Get out of the way, Romeo. There is nothing to pay attention to.
Good morning, miss.
May I entertain you with the latest news?
The newspaper is still not published.
Will be happy to self to you.
No, I have a headline for you.
"Naughty Boy Doesn't Get Results on His Business."
Return to the bench, Friend. You failed.
- I'm disappointed! - Hey, Crutchie.
What does your foot say? Will it rain?
Does not rain.
Pretty cloudy, sunny in the afternoon.
This man is really useful!
Yes, and the disabled sells 50 newspapers each week.
I don't need disability to sell newspapers.
I have a personality.
♪ Requires an smile that blends like butter ♪
♪ Who can make a woman turn ♪
♪ That requires stuttering orphans ♪
- ♪ Who is also blind - And deaf ♪
♪ And died ♪
♪ Summer smell and cold winter,... ♪
♪... when you work outdoors ♪
♪ It starts sweating, ends with sneezing,... ♪
♪... among them there is heavy rain ♪
♪ Still living beautifully, bringing the news with me ♪
♪ A bunch of rich people, give away free items ♪
♪ Hey, why is it delayed ♪
♪ Waiting makes me anxious, I like life chancy ♪
♪ Harlem to Delancey ♪
♪ A beautiful life, brings the news to... ♪
♪ Bless these children ♪
♪ Even though you wander, get lost, and have a bad character ♪
♪ Jesus loves you ♪
♪ You will be saved ♪
Thank you for the food, Sister.
Elmer, when will we see you present in the church?
I don't know, Sister. But sooner or later it will rain.
- ♪ Condensed milk - Give me half a glass ♪
- ♪ Coffee - To wake me up ♪
- ♪ Donuts are solid - I have to find the angle ♪
- ♪ Sprinkled with mushrooms - Out there is getting cloudy ♪
- ♪ I only have newspapers - The temperature is 88 degrees ♪
- ♪ Jack told me to move places - If I could take a break ♪
- ♪ Only two - Maybe worth trying ♪
♪ I can only catch flies ♪
♪ If I hate the headline, I will make the main headline ♪
♪ I'll say anything if needed ♪
♪ Because it can be two for the price of one penny ♪
♪ If you take too much ♪
♪ The thugs will take it from me ♪
- ♪ There's a hunch about headlines - I too ♪
- ♪ I kiss there's a headline - So it must be true ♪
♪ Newspapers will sell well like shared free ♪
- ♪ I'm sure it's a nice dinner - We will get rich quickly ♪
- ♪ About gunfire - I don't know if there is another way ♪
♪ To please the Newsies ♪
♪ You want to move to the next edition ♪
♪ Give us an earthquake or war ♪
♪ What about cunning politicians? ♪
♪ Basic stupid, it's not news anymore ♪
♪ Go to Grand Central Station, get to City Hall ♪
♪ We increase the circulation, walk until we fall ♪
♪ But we will be there, bring the news ♪
♪ To everyone The newspaper is selling like free ♪
♪ We are always out there, deceiving innocent people as much as possible ♪
♪ I don't know if there is another way to make Newsies happy ♪
♪ This is the main headline "Newsies has a mission" ♪
♪ Destroy the competition, sell the latest edition ♪
♪ We will be out there, bring the news ♪
♪ See you out there, bring the news ♪
♪ Always out there, bring the news ♪
Hey, look, they announce the headline.
I hope it's bloody with a clear photo!
- Yes! - Yes!
ACTION MOGOK TREM ENTERING THE THIRD WEEK
ACTION MOGOK TREM ENTERING THIRD WEEK
Tram strike action? Not again!
Gosh, third week with the same news.
They kill us with that boring news.
Hey, get away!
Gosh! What is this unpleasant aroma?
I scare the sewage over at night.
- Or what is possible? - Delancey sisters!
Hey, Oscar. Street gossip says,...
... you and your sister are paid to beat up the tram workers on strike.
How come? It's legal work.
To beat the head of the worker who can't fight?
I take care of the people who care for me.
Isn't your father one of the demonstrators?
- I don't think he took care of me! - Hey!
Do you want that too? Basic Disability Bad.
- Hey! - That's not good, Morris.
Alright, five to one, Jack. Hit him!
- Yes! - Let me go.
One day, you will find that your feet are also deformed.
Do you like us bothering you?
Hey! Maybe we should try it.
- Wait until I hit you. - Catch me first!
Come on, Jack!
♪ We will be out there ♪
♪ Brings news to everyone ♪
♪ We are always out there ♪
♪ Deceiving every innocent person as much as possible ♪
♪ Here's the headline "Newsies has a mission" ♪
♪ Destroy the competition, sell the latest edition ♪
♪ We will be there, bring the news ♪
♪ See you there, bring the news ♪
♪ Always out there, bring the news ♪
♪ Come on ♪
Newspapers for Newsies! Let's line up!
Good morning, Weasel! You miss me?
- My name is Wiesel. - Didn't I say that?
I take it as usual.
One hundred newspapers for wise men.
- How are you, Wiesel? - At least call me sir.
I'll call you "dear" if you give me 50 free newspapers.
Give the money and go.
What happens to romance?
Fifty for Racer. Next!
Good morning, Mr Wiesel.
Fifty newspapers for Crutchie.
- Look at this. There is a new child! - I'm new too!
Don't worry, boy. That is immediately gone.
Yes.
- I will take 20 newspapers. - Twenty for new children.
Give payment.
I will pay after selling it.
Very funny, boy. Pay upfront.
But those who don't sell will be bought again, right?
Of course! And every time your teeth are dislodged,...
... I'll put the penny under your pillow.
Come on! Give the money and the way.
Let's walk. Albert, let me see your money.
You have a very interesting face.
Have you ever thought about going to a cinema?
- Do you think I can? - Certain.
Buy a ticket. They let anyone enter.
- Shut up! - Sorry excuse me.
I paid 20 but you gave me 19.
See how good I am to the new child?
What do I get in return?
- Allegations are unwarranted. - I just want what I pay for.
He said, go!
His new child is right, Wiesel. You gave him 19.
I'm sure this is an error accidentally,...
... because Oscar can't count to 20,...
... when wearing his shoes.
This! Now go!
Hey, give your new child 50 more newspapers.
I don't want more newspapers.
What kind of Newsies do you want more?
I don't need to be pitied. I don't even know you.
His name is Jack.
Yes, he is the famous Jack Kelly.
He has escaped from prison,...
... from behind the train Teddy Roosevelt.
The story is in every newspaper.
- How old are you, boy? - I'm 10 years old, soon.
If anyone asks, you are 7 years old.
The younger, the more newspapers sold.
If we will become partners...
Who says we want a partner?
Selling with Jack is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
Learn from it, you learn from the best.
If he is the best, what is the business with me?
Because you have a sister, while I don't.
With that face, we can sell 1,000 newspapers every week.
Hey, sad face, boy.
We will get millions of dollars!
This is my brother, David. My name is Les.
Nice to meet you, Davey. My part is preferred.
The rest is distributed 70-30, understand?
Half-half, are you trying to deceive a child?
As big as 60-40, and that's my last offer.
Agree!
- That's disgusting. - That's business.
Newsies, let's work! The sun has risen.
The headline is bad and this child won't get younger!
♪ We will be out there ♪
♪ Brings news to everyone ♪
♪ We are always out there ♪
♪ Deceiving every innocent person as much as possible ♪
♪ Here's the headline "Newsies has a mission" ♪
♪ Destroy the competition, sell the next edition ♪
♪ We will be out there, bring the news ♪
♪ See you out there, bring the news ♪
♪ Always out there, bring the news ♪
♪ Come on ♪
Comrades, this world is in trouble.
Oplah we drop during the last three quarters.
But, Mr. Pulitzer, circulation every newspaper,...
... has declined since the war ended.
Whoever said "War is hell",...
... not trying to sell newspapers.
We can use attractive headlines.
What do we have today?
Tram strike action.
Is that not interesting? It was incredible.
It's boring. People want to know,...
... "Will the tram arrive or just walk?"
No one cares about the reason.
And the demo will be stopped.
Governor Roosevelt has just given support to workers.
That person is socialist.
Teddy Roosevelt is not a socialist. He's an American hero.
He wants to ban futbol because it's too rough!
Futbol? Rude?
You're right, he's not a socialist. He's a communist.
Mr. Pulitzer, you must try to sit still.
Comrades, please. You made Nunzio nervous.
When Nunzio gets nervous, I don't look handsome.
You never liked Roosevelt.
You wrote an editorial who criticized him,...
... every day when he nominates to become governor.
Guess what, he was elected.
How I influence voters,...
... if they don't read my opinion.
Large photos attract readers.
Do you know how much a large photo costs?
But without photos and headlines interesting,...
... how will we sell more newspapers?
The answer is right in front of you.
You don't think about it. Comrades.
♪ Nunzio knows it, when he shaves my hair ♪
♪ Shave a little there, then shave a little there ♪
♪ A little little arrangement can increase the profits ♪
Mr. Pulitzer, please.
♪ Shaving is difficult, the knife must float ♪
♪ Shave too close and you slash my throat ♪
♪ There is a simple solution that increases profits ♪
How does it help sell more newspapers?
We don't sell newspapers, stupid. Newsies who sell it.
Exactly, Stupid. Newsies sells newspapers.
I understand.
We currently give Newsies the price of 50 cents per 100 newspapers.
But if the price is raised at 60 cents per 100 newspapers...
That's a good idea.
Only one tenth of a penny per newspaper?
Every Newsie must sell 10 more newspapers,...
... to get the usual amount.
I think so too. That's very smart.
But it will be very difficult for those children.
Does not make sense.
I give them real lessons in the economic field.
I will not give better lessons,...
... if they are my own children.
♪ Give me a week and I will train them ♪
♪ Like troops who go to war ♪
♪ Proud of himself and grateful to me ♪
♪ They will beg to pay more ♪
♪ When there is land on your shoes, Young Boy ♪
♪ For God's sake, calm down Why throw it away,... ♪
♪... we only need a little shoe polish ♪
♪ Listen carefully this barber's advice ♪
♪ Because they know you will succeed ♪
♪ When trapped in dirt you will be fine ♪
♪ You will delete every trace of harm ♪
- ♪ By trimming - and cutting ♪
- ♪ And sparkle - And the power of the press, yeah ♪
♪ Once again to be mine ♪
♪ Prices for Newsies will go up in the morning ♪
♪ Just a few cents usual, comrades ♪
- ♪ That's the advantage - All new income for you ♪
♪ Thanks to that advantage ♪
Extras! Extra!
♪ From sunrise to sunset, know where customers are ♪
♪ From sunrise to sunset, see girls looking at me ♪
♪ Walk with my shoes ♪
♪ There's money to show off, might be spent ♪
♪ Then before you realize it ♪
♪ We will be out there bring the news ♪
Newspaper! Newspaper! This is the evening paper.
You're so boring. Extras! Extra!
"Scary Flight from the Blazing Fire."
You hear it here. Thank you sir.
- You just made it up. - No.
I heard he heard it right now, and it was heard.
My father taught us not to lie.
Yes! My father taught me not to starve.
Hey! I just sold my last newspaper.
I still have one more.
- Sell or pay for it. - Give it to me!
Yes, come on.
Buy newspapers from poor orphans?
Poor child. Of course I will buy the paper.
This is a dime.
He is very smart.
This is far better than school!
Don't try to imagine it.
When my father returns to work, we return to school.
Hey, what if we share the money?
We will buy food,...
... and find a safe place to stay overnight.
No, we have to go home.
Our parents will wait for dinner.
You have a family, right?
- Isn't everyone like that? - Hey.
Our father was hit by delivery truck while working.
His legs were badly injured so he was fired.
That is why we have to find jobs.
Yes, of course. That makes sense. Too bad about your father.
Why don't you come with us for dinner?
Our parents will be happy get to know you.
- Great chef mother. - Yes.
Thank you for the invitation. I just remembered I had a plan.
With a man. Maybe I'm waiting for me.
- Is he the man you met? - What?
- Kelly! - Let's run!
- Kelly! - Come on, run away!
- Pass here. - Here, Officer!
- Jack! - Yes.
- Pursue him! Jack Kelly! - Come on, quickly.
Come on, kids!
Down here.
Slow down. We already avoided it.
Can anyone tell me why I ran away?
No one is chasing me! Who is it?
He is Snyder the spider. Great impostor.
He runs a prison,...
... for minors named Refuge.
More and more children are being detained,...
... the bigger the city pays.
The problem is that the money entered into his own wallet.
Help yourself, avoid him and Refuge.
I understand.
Hey! You there! Go!
Children are prohibited from entering the theater!
Even me, Mrs. Medda?
- Jack Kelly? - Yes.
Mysterious man. Come down and hug me.
Where have you been, boy?
Always near you. Nn. Medda!
All! I introduce Miss Medda Larkin,...
... the best star in Bowery at this time.
He is also the owner of this place.
I only have a mortgage.
- Nice to meet. - I also.
- Why are you? - Are you blind? He doesn't wear clothes.
- That's the costume! - But his legs are visible.
Get out so he can see clearly.
Theater is not only entertaining, but also educating.
Have you seen, kid?
Listen, Miss Medda. There is a problem on the street.
Can I hide here for a moment?
For you this is a fuzzy place not a theater?
Is Snyder chasing you again?
Jack, did you run away from prison ride on Teddy Roosevelt's train?
Never mind, why do governors go to teen prisons?
He is in the campaign to become governor...
... and want to show he cares for orphans and the like.
While he is looking for attention, I go up to the back seat.
Then we go together.
- Do you know the governor? - No, but I know.
Jack, if you have time, please picture this background again.
Your last work is impressive. People like it.
The situation runs very well so I can pay.
I can't accept your money, Ms. Medda.
- Did you draw it? - Your friend is a great artist.
Don't be too impressed. Only a bunch of trees.
- You're so great. - He has natural talent.
Gosh! I have never met talented people.
- We see... - Nn. Medda, your turn!
Really? How do I look?
You're great.
Please lock the door and stay overnight. You are with Medda now.
The audience!
Let's welcome the stars of our event, Miss Medda Larkin!
♪ I'm very successful ♪
♪ I'm healthy, rich, wise ♪
♪ My investments and such have accumulated a lot of ♪
♪ Looks like all my actions are starting to succeed ♪
♪ I've been very lucky But still,... ♪
♪... my biggest wish I can't get ♪
Hello!
Welcome to my theater. Now, listen.
♪ I live in a luxury house on Long Island Sound ♪
♪ I pulled out weeds There is oil on the ground ♪
♪ But you said, you don't want to see me ♪
♪ Honey, it's a rich name ♪
♪ Some men give me mink, chincilla, and mink ♪
♪ Some give me diamonds the size of a bathtub ♪
♪ But you don't want to give me more than just a wink ♪
♪ Honey, that's a rich name ♪
♪ I got brandy from Andy And candy from Scott ♪
♪ Frank and Eduardo pick up to sail ♪
♪ I get attention from men and prayers from the Pope ♪
♪ But my luck runs out stuck with drugs ♪
Honey, I talked about you.
♪ Listen, life is too short to be wasted ♪
♪ The path might be difficult, but soon,... ♪
♪... I understand how to use it ♪
♪ Luxury homes, oil wells, diamonds, cruises ♪
♪ With Andy, Pope Eduardo, and Scott ♪
♪ And Frank, and my money ♪
♪ Don't cry for me ♪
♪ Because you won't get what I always get ♪ ♪ Honey, that's right That's a rich name ♪
♪ That's a rich name ♪
That's a rich name!
Thank you!
Thank you! Next...
... give a big round of applause to Bowery Beauties!
Why don't you see it?
♪ Don't knock on my door ♪
- Hello. - This is a private place.
Do you want me to close the door?
Twice a day? Do you think this is destiny?
- Go. I am working. - Working girl. What kind of work?
Review this event for The New York Sun.
Hey! I work for The World.
I don't care. Just say to them.
The view is better here.
Please go. I'm unusual talk to strangers.
Means you're a bad reporter.
My name is Jack Kelly.
Is that the name on your criminal record?
A smart girl.
I like smart girls. Beautiful, smart and independent.
- Can you stop? - Do not be noisy.
You sign in without paying.
- At least pay attention. - I'm sorry, Ms. Medda.
♪ I'm not talented at work or whiny poetry ♪
♪ Love at first sight for losers ♪
♪ At least it was so ♪
♪ Listen, good girls occasionally until I find new people ♪
♪ But I never thought met someone like you ♪
♪ I'm not talented at work... ♪
♪... or whiny poetry ♪
♪ Love at first sight for losers ♪
♪ At least it was so ♪
- What are you doing? - Do not be noisy.
- There is an event below. - You're the most annoying man.
♪ Don't knock on my door ♪
♪ No, I never thought met someone like you ♪
Siren fire extinguisher for me to stay up all night.
Sirens like bedtime for me.
The harder the sound, the better the headline.
The better the headlines, the more I eat...
The farther I am from you, I can sleep.
Good morning, All. Sorry we're late.
We have to help our mother.
Do they have a mother? I wanted to.
- What do you do with your mother? - He exchanged with a box of cigarettes.
- I exchange it with Corona! - We also have a father.
- Have a mother and father. - Aren't we ordinary people?
What is the situation today?
Ask after they put up the headlines.
That is being installed.
New newspaper prices, 60 cents per 100.
- What do you say? - Is that the news?
- I think so! - They raise the price of newspapers.
- Another ten cents for 100. - Can I eat for two days.
I will sleep on the street.
You've slept on the street.
- In a worse environment. - You are right.
- What are you waiting for here? - Jack, look at that.
Like Pulitzer I don't have enough income.
- Newspapers for Newsies! - Calm down. This must be a joke.
- March, All! - Good joke, Weasel.
You managed to cheat them. I want 100 and leave immediately.
One hundred worth 60 cents.
I will not pay 60 cents.
Then give a way for those who want to.
Sure. We will go to The Journal.
Hey! Let me tell you. They also raise prices.
Then we will go to The Sun.
All places are the same. New day. New price.
Why is it raised?
If you want to get an answer, ask questions directly to the officials.
So you want to buy or leave?
Come here, All. Come here. Come on.
- They can't be, & right? - Why not?
- That's their newspaper. - This is their world.
- Don't we have rights? - We have the right to starve.
Let's buy newspapers and sell them while they can.
Don't have to pay for the new price.
- Do you have an idea? - Calm down. Let me think.
- Stop urging it! - Hey.
Let him think about it!
Jack, are you still thinking?
Sure. Don't you smell smoke?
Come here. Fast This is the plan.
If we don't sell newspapers. Do not sell newspapers.
Don't go there until the price returns.
Do you mean breaking down?
You heard it, Davey. We are on strike.
Wait. I don't agree.
We stop this place like workers stop the tram.
The police will beat us up.
Most strikers lay broken bones.
The police will not care with a group of children.
- Right, Davey? - Don't involve me.
I'm just trying to make a living.
You mean we are here to play around?
Because we only get a little money,...
... does not mean they are entitled to to make it difficult for us.
No problem. You can't strike.
You're not a union.
What if I say right?
Many things must be owned by so they can become a union.
Like members.
- What do you call them? - Hi! Hello!
- And the administrator. - I appoint Jack as chairman!
Gosh. I am moved.
- Is there a purpose statement? - I must have forgotten to bring it.
- What is the purpose statement? - Reasons for forming a union.
- What are the reasons for tram workers? - I have no idea.
Wages, working hours, workplace safety.
- Who doesn't need that? - Hey.
I'm sure if your father has a union,...
... you don't need to sell the paper now, & right?
- Yes - So, our union is formed...
... to support each other. Now we are a union.
- That's not bad. Please write. - I have a pencil.
There is a secretary here. Then what again?
If you want to strike, members must collect votes.
Good, we will collect votes. What do you think?
The choice is yours.
Will we let the Pulitzer rob our money,...
... or do we strike?
- Strike action! - Yes! That's the choice of the members.
Newsies from Lower Manhattan is officially on strike.
- Yes! - What else?
Wouldn't the strike be more effective if the officer knew?
I am willing to tell Wiesel.
Then who told Pulitzer?
- Davey? - I have no idea.
- I guess you just, Chairman. - It is true.
We do it.
What do we have to say?
The newspaper owner must respect your rights as a worker.
Good. Pulitzer and Hearst must appreciate...
... child labor rights in this city.
They cannot change the rules at will.
Right. We are the workers. So we have to take part.
Yes!
We have a union!
Pulitzer and Hearst think we are nothing.
- Is that true? - No!
They must understand we are not their slaves.
We are free agents.
♪ Pulitzer and Hearst think it can fool us ♪
- ♪ Are they deceiving us? ♪ - No!
We are now a union.
Newsboys, and we are serious!
♪ Even though we don't have ranks or badges ♪
♪ We call ourselves guild ♪
♪ And The World will know ♪
How to stop other children selling newspapers?
Please try it!
We must not hostile other children.
- We fight together. - OK.
♪ What should I do to stop the train? ♪
- ♪ Are we ready? ♪ - Yes!
♪ What should be done to stop the replacement? ♪
- ♪ Can we do it? ♪ - Yes!
♪ We will try hard... ♪
♪... until we stop the will Bill and Joe are in power ♪
♪ And The World will know And The Journal too ♪
♪ Mr. Hearst and Pulitzer, we have news for you ♪
♪ Look, The World doesn't know, but they will pay for it ♪
♪ The main news of "Great Boy" they will receive today ♪
♪ And our dignity will rise ♪
- ♪ And we will kick them ♪ - Yes!
♪ And The World will know we are here ♪
♪ When the circulation bell rings, will we hear it? ♪
No.
♪ What if Delancey brothers go berserk? ♪
- ♪ Will we hear it? ♪ - No!
♪ If a loud voice reverberates,... ♪
♪... who can hear weak whistle sound? ♪
♪ And The World will know that this isn't kidding ♪
♪ That we have a lot rotten fruit and the right shot ♪
♪ Then they give a statement That doesn't mean anything ♪
♪ Now they will know the meaning "stop the press" is actually ♪
♪ And parents will cry and go back to sleep ♪
♪ And we have no choice other than supporting it ♪
- ♪ And we can start voicing - And I lose shoes ♪
♪ And The World will... ♪
AKSI MOGOK
Yes!
♪ Pulitzer can have The World but he doesn't master us ♪
♪ Pulitzer can have a whip but he won't whip us ♪
♪ And The World will know ♪
♪ We have counted it ♪
♪ They want to give our rights or we fight them ♪
♪ We've been silent for too long ♪
♪ And we have completed responsibility ♪
♪ And our actions today will be tomorrow's news ♪
♪ And decisions have been made And statements have been given ♪
♪ And shouts will appear from the streets ♪
♪ Our dignity will go up Go up and up ♪
♪ And The World will feel the turmoil ♪
♪ And finally know ♪
Get out!
And don't get close!
Tell the Pulitzer a few days after the strike,...
... he will beg to meet me.
Understand?
He understands.
Come on.
♪ Pulitzer can have The World but he doesn't master us ♪
♪ Pulitzer can have a whip but he won't whip us ♪
♪ The World says "No" Children also say that ♪
♪ Try to underestimate us, we will trample you ♪
- ♪ Can they drive us away? ♪ - No.
- ♪ And grab our votes? ♪ - come on.
♪ Will we let them feed us this garbage? ♪
No!
♪ Every day we throw is a day wasted ♪
♪ And this is not for playing and not for acting ♪
♪ And we will fight them face to face ♪
♪ That way The World will feel the turmoil ♪
♪ And finally know ♪
A glass of water for you.
- One for you. - Water.
- For you and for you. - Thank you.
Who is the wasters who order soda water?
- Here. - It costs two cents.
Two cents for a glass of soda water? Just give me water.
I guessed it.
We start the strike in the best way.
Yes.
I don't know.
But we certainly make Wiesel afraid!
Do you see Delancey brothers? They are very confused.
Then what else?
You have to spread this news.
Tell other Newsies in the city about this strike.
Good. Let's split up. Let's spread this news.
- I went to Harlem. - I went to Midtown.
- I went to the Bronx. - And I went to Bowery.
- Specs, you go to Queens. - Good.
Tommy Boy, go to the East Side. Who wants to go to Brooklyn?
Come on. Brooklyn. Spot Conlon area.
Finch!
Are you afraid of Brooklyn?
- I'm not afraid at all. - Good.
But Spot Conlon makes me a little nervous.
Davey and I will go to Brooklyn.
- me? No. I have to go home... - Yes, we will go.
Why are all afraid of Brooklyn?
What are you doing here?
Ask something. Do you have the answer?
Brooklyn is the sixth largest city in the world.
If you master Brooklyn, you have a good source.
For someone who works at The New York Sun,...
... you wandered around the World for a long time.
So what's up? Do you follow me?
No. I just followed the news.
Tangled kids want to fight back supporters of New York officials?
Do you think you have a chance?
Shouldn't you be on a ballet?
Is the question too difficult?
I will repeat.
Will the wealthiest and rule in New York...
... take time for children who don't have anything?
Hey! Do not insult.
I have nickel.
I think you feel like David who wants to fight Goliath.
- We never said that. - No need. I said.
I often see newspapers,...
... but never see reporters women write important news.
Try to be aware of a new era. Things begin to change.
What about exclusive interviews?
Didn't you write entertainment news?
It's entertaining. For now.
What's the last news you wrote?
What was the last strike you held?
You're not good enough, Kelly.
I think he must be faced...
- Real man. - You're wrong, Romeo.
- Why can he know my name? - Go away.
We provide exclusive interviews for real reporters.
Do you see anyone else interested in this?
I try to get a job write about social columns...
But give me an exclusive interview,...
... let me write this news...
... I promise I will get a column in the newspaper.
Are you sure we can be reported in the paper?
Stop newspapers like The World?
You will be reported on the front page.
Do you want news?
Come to the gate of circulation tomorrow morning, then you will get.
Don't forget to bring a camera. You definitely want to take a picture!
Yes!
Children, just play outside.
I have to get ready for dinner,...
... and there are customers who place orders.
Come on! We must meet other Newsies.
You won't drive us out when we enter the newspaper!
Yes!
♪ And The World will know We have counted it ♪
♪ They want to give our rights or we fight them ♪
♪ We've been silent for too long ♪
♪ And we have completed responsibility ♪
♪ And our actions today will be tomorrow's news ♪
♪ And decisions have been made And statements have been given ♪
♪ And shouts will appear from the streets ♪
♪ Our dignity will go up Go up and up ♪
♪ That way The World will feel the turmoil ♪
♪ And finally know ♪
Come on, Les. They wait.
What is your story?
Do you sell newspapers to enter art school?
Art school? Are you kidding?
But you're an artist. You have great talent.
You should draw newspaper illustrations,...
... not selling newspapers.
- Maybe it's not my wish. - Tell me what you want.
Can't you see it in my eyes?
Yes, okay.
Have you always been their leader?
I'm the spokesperson. Davey, the thinker.
Modesty is not the nature I think you have.
- What's your name? - Katherine Plumber.
- What's wrong? Are you not sure? - That's my name.
- My pen name. - Good.
Tell me about tomorrow. What do you expect?
I'm better told about my hope for tonight.
Mr. Kelly...
Today we stopped Newsies selling newspapers.
But the train still sends it to other parts of the city.
Tomorrow...
... we stop the carriage.
- Are you afraid? - Do I look scared?
Yes, but ask again tomorrow morning.
Good answer.
Good night, Mr. Kelly.
Hi, where are you going? It's not dinner time yet.
I will see you tomorrow morning.
Also,...
... without being noted,...
... good luck.
Hi! Plumber!
Write well.
We both rely on you.
You hear his words.
"Write well."
Write well or return to the flower exhibition.
There is no pressure.
Come on.
"Newsies Stop The World (World)."
A little hyperbole won't hurt anyone.
"With all eyes fixed on the tram strike,...
... there are other struggles appear in the city."
If I could write it.
Come on, Katherine!
The boys rely on you.
Poor boy.
♪ Write what you know As they say ♪
♪ What I know, is what is & is not written... ♪
♪... or how to write it This is great, Miss ♪
♪ Don't screw up ♪
♪ This is not a small show that is being cured ♪
♪ Poor little boy versus rich grumpy grubby ♪
♪ It's easy. Actually can write itself ♪
♪ Let's hope so ♪
♪ Because maybe I said, I don't know what I'm doing ♪
♪ Am I crazy? This is what I'm waiting for ♪
♪ That's how it is, plus the of 10 editors ♪
♪ A girl? This is a girl How can it be? ♪
♪ Is that legal? Listen, just go and take him ♪
♪ Not only that, there's a story behind the story ♪
♪ Thousands of children are squeezed, don't look ♪
♪ Talk, say ♪
♪ There is someone who writes about it ♪
♪ That's how things get better ♪
♪ Give life little children some ink ♪
♪ Then after it's dry, see what's happening ♪
♪ The kids will live and breathe in the ♪ page
♪ After they are in the middle of the stage,... ♪
♪... look what happened ♪
♪ Who is there with cameras and questioners ♪
♪ As the boy becomes an adult guy ♪
♪ They will hit the gate ♪
♪ Then see what happens when they do it ♪
OK.
"Modern David is determined against rich people...
... and strong Goliaths with vanity twice his age.
Only armed some truths,...
... Jack Kelly is ready to face Pulitzer the Wild. "
That's how you change a child becomes a legend.
♪ Imagine a hero handsome charisma,... ♪
♪... talk honestly, not seducer Insolent girl ♪
♪ Sleeping with dogs ♪
♪ Then you wake up with increments and promotions ♪
♪ So he's a teaser, very selfish ♪
♪ But he also faces strike action A handsome face ♪
♪ Face the truth, that's the face... ♪
♪... that will save us from drowning in the sea ♪
♪ Like someone's saying,... ♪
♪... "Power tends to be corrupt and absolute power..." ♪
♪ Wait, "Absolute damaging" That's genius! ♪
♪ But give me time I will be twice as good ♪
♪ Six months since never ♪
♪ Just look around the world inherited ♪
♪ Also think of one thing that we will make ♪
♪ Their mistake is getting old ♪
♪ That's not a mistake ♪
♪ We will make. No, sir We will be young forever ♪
♪ Give me and the kids a new century ♪
♪ Then see what happened ♪
♪ This is David and Goliath Succeed or die ♪
♪ The fight goes on ♪
♪ I can't see what happened ♪
♪ What I know isn't going to happen anything,... ♪
♪... if you give up ♪
♪ It won't be worse than the original state ♪
♪ It just so happens that we might win ♪
♪ So, whatever happens,... ♪
♪... let's start ♪
ACTION STRIKE TREM CONTINUE
- Is there anyone else coming? - I do not know.
You already met Spot Conlon, & apos; right?
- Hi, what did he say? - We did meet him.
He and around 20 gangsters.
Also Brooklyn children are great.
- But the Spot is impressed, & isn't it? - Agree.
So they support us?
That depends on how you look at it.
If you look and see Brooklyn, they support.
They want proof we will not give up if there is a problem.
Really?
Will not.
- No! There we are, Harlem... - Don't assume quickly, boss.
Harlem wants to know what Brooklyn will do.
Wait. How about Queens?
- Queens will support us. - You see?
Soon we will get Brooklyn support.
I get a suspicious look at Midtown.
- Really? - Oscar.
Looks like we got wrong information...
... about the strike today.
It's not that I'm complaining.
I know my fist can be used all day.
Hey, are you finished?
Do we do the right thing?
Of course.
Maybe we should delay this for a few days.
No! We can't delay this...
Jack, they don't...
Say something, if we retreat now,...
... they won't listen to us again.
We can't back down now,...
... no matter who is coming or not.
Like it or not, now is it's time we talk.
What if we don't go to work?
- That will be a message. - No. We can be replaced.
They must see us defend our rights.
- Davey. - What?
- Tell them. - Jack...
♪ It's time for to take the opportunity ♪
♪ Face obstacles and take a chance ♪
♪ Minutes by minute ♪
♪ That's how you won it ♪
♪ We will find a way ♪
♪ But let's take a chance ♪
Jack, look what I made. Good, huh?
Strike action!
That's good.
That's sad.
Don't judge too quickly.
Maybe the Pulitzer will see it from the window...
... and feel sorry for us.
Hi, Specs, are there any signs of reinforcements?
Davey, come on.
♪ Courage can't erase our fears ♪
♪ Courage is when we face our fears ♪
♪ Tell the ruling ♪
♪ Safe in their tower ♪
♪ We will not submit ♪
♪ Look at the brave battalion that stands side by side ♪
♪ Too few in number ♪
♪ Also too proud to hide ♪
♪ They say to others ♪
♪ Who doesn't participate ♪
♪ You are still my brothers and we are fighting for you ♪
- Do we do this? - Yes.
♪ It's time to take the opportunity ♪
♪ Face obstacles and take a chance ♪
♪ After we start, if we unite ♪
♪ One day being somehow ♪
♪ Then prayer becomes an oath ♪
♪ As well as strike action starts now ♪
The sun has appeared.
The birds sing.
It's a sunny day to beat some people.
Right?
Go ahead and take your newspaper.
You work or enter without permission?
Which do you like?
- Who are they? - Traitor.
They think they can come and take away our work?
- We can handle them. - Let's beat them, you guys!
No! We must unite.
Or we won't have a chance.
- Jack! - I know. I hear you.
Friends...
... I know someone told you to do this.
They might pay you some extra money, huh?
That's not true.
Pulitzer considers us like mice rats.
There is no respect at all, including one another.
Is that how we are? We betray each other...
... and yes, that's how we are.
But if we are united,...
... we can change everything.
This isn't just about us!
Yes, the whole city, are boys and girls...
... who should play or go to school!
But they actually work to support themselves...
... and his family!
Poor it's not a crime.
None of us complain if our work is heavy.
We only ask for justice.
For the sake of all children...
... in every workshop, factory, and slaughterhouse in this city...
... I beg you to throw out your newspaper.
Then join the strike.
Please.
- What are you doing? - Come on.
I come with you.
♪ It's time to take the opportunity ♪
♪ Answer the call and don't postpone ♪
♪ False will be right, if we unite ♪
♪ Let's take a chance ♪
- Yes! - You're kidding, & apos, right?
In the end who do you trust?
Are they or them?
Yes!
♪ Now let them hear clearly and loudly ♪
♪ Like it or not, we will get close ♪
♪ Proud and opposed We will kill the giant ♪
♪ Judgment day has arrived ♪
Fuck!
My father will still kill me though.
♪ Yes! Houston to Harlem ♪
♪ Look what has started ♪
♪ One for all, and all for one ♪
Strike! Strike! Strike!
Strike!
Come on! Come on, Jack!
Let's start, Jack!
Come on, Jack!
Like that I mean.
- Come on, friends! - Come on, friends!
Show them, friends!
- Come on, everyone! - Come on!
Get ready!
Come on, friends!
Alright, friends!
You see this, Mr. Pulitzer?
Come on, friends!
Come on!
Hey, let's go! Let's go.
Wake up!
Progress!
♪ Now it's time for to take the opportunity ♪
♪ They will see that the consequences are very bad ♪
♪ Nothing can separate us ♪
♪ Nothing can make us stop,... ♪
♪... before we succeed ♪
♪ One for all, and all for... ♪
♪ One for all, and all... ♪
♪... for one ♪
♪ Newsies forever ♪
♪ There's no one to match it ♪
♪ One for all, and all for... ♪
♪ One for all, and all... ♪
Good, Children!
It's time for these children to learn.
- We don't... - Hey!
Newsies!
Attack them!
Keep hiding.
Get out, kid!
You should have come earlier.
They beat us all out.
Run! They are police!
Jack, wait for me!
- Hey! Where are you going? - Jack, please! Romeo! Finch!
Shut your mouth, limp!
You will be sent to Refuge, Little Man.
No! Stop it! Please dont!
What about a little...
Take him away!
- Crutchie! - Jack! Please!
Please!
♪ Friends, we finally get the headline ♪
♪ "Destroyed Newsies When the Police Attack" ♪
♪ Crutchie calls me The limp is too slow ♪
♪ Men fight, bleed, fall,... ♪
♪... because Captain Jack ♪
♪ Captain Jack just wants closing his eyes and going ♪
♪ Let me go ♪
♪ Away from here ♪
♪ Somewhere where they won't find me,... ♪
♪... and tomorrow won't remind me of today ♪
♪ When this city finally falls asleep,... ♪
♪... and the moon looks old,... ♪
♪... I'll take the train to Santa Fe ♪
♪ I left and was fed up ♪
♪ There are no more fugitives and lies ♪
♪ There's no more fat old man who refuses to give my reward ♪
♪ Only the month is so big and bright,... ♪
♪... to change night into day ♪
♪ Dreams can become real ♪
♪ That's right ♪
♪ In Santa Fe ♪
♪ Where do you say you have to live and die here? ♪
♪ Where is said someone can't relax? ♪
♪ Why can I only take what is given to you? ♪
♪ Why do you have to live your entire life... ♪
♪... stuck where has no future,... ♪
♪... even at the age of 17 ♪
♪ Working so hard for the benefit of others ♪
♪ If the life doesn't suit you,... ♪
♪... what about moving ? ♪
♪ Away from disgusting headlines,... ♪
♪... and the deadline between them ♪
♪ Santa Fe,... ♪
♪... my old friend,... ♪
♪... I can't spend the whole life to dream ♪
♪ Even though I know it's just that that I might be able to do ♪
♪ I keep getting older,... ♪
♪... but want to start from scratch ♪
♪ I need space and fresh air ♪
♪ Let them laugh at me ♪
♪ I don't care ♪
♪ Save a place for me ♪
♪ I will be there ♪
♪ I just want the place to be real ♪
♪ Not just paintings in my mind ♪
♪ Because I will die if I can't rely on you... ♪
♪... today ♪
♪ I don't have anything if I don't have... ♪
♪... Santa Fe ♪
BABAK 2
SAM WAH, WASH WITH HAND
WARUNG MAKANAN - JACOBI
Drink, everyone.
Never say...
... I never give you anything.
Before you say water is nothing,...
... just ask a fish in the desert.
Why do parents like to talk?
To prove they are still alive.
Good morning, gentlemen.
Look at those sad faces.
Could this be the same kids,...
... who entered the front page The New York Sun?
Front page?
I want to see.
Look at that! That is me!
Where am I? Where am I?
Wait until my father sees this.
I won't get it last turn to shower tonight!
- You put us in the paper? - You do it yourself.
"Newsies Stop The World (World)."
That's the headlines that even Elmer can sell.
What else do you have?
Only the news is published.
Pulitzer prohibits talks for news of a strike.
So, even I have now stopped.
I heard they caught Crutchie.
Do they also catch Jack?
Delancey brothers say he ran away when he saw the police.
Jack won't run away from the fight.
Calm down, Little Man. I just told the news.
Please,...
... can you save first the seriousness,...
... enough to be able to enjoy this moment?
I'm famous!
Who cares?
Are you stupid?
If you are famous, the world is your oyster.
What?
- Oyster. - What do you mean?
Your oysters.
Luxury mussels with pearls in them.
Alright! OK! How much is the salary of a famous person?
You don't need money if it's famous.
They give you whatever you want. Free.
Examples?
♪ A pair of new shoes with matching shoelaces ♪
♪ Room of permanent audience in Sheepshead race arena ♪
♪ Pastrami on black bread with pickled sour ♪
♪ My face is displayed on a coin token ♪
♪ Look at me. I'm King of New York ♪
No.
♪ I suddenly became honored,... ♪
♪... looks at you who are badly shaped ♪
♪ Gathering with important people,... ♪
♪... squandering money and luxury life ♪
♪ That's where I am Isn't I handsome? ♪
♪ This is my city. I'm King of New York ♪
♪ A gold watch with a chain to play it ♪
♪ Have your own bed and the bathroom inside ♪
♪ Haircut from the salon for a quarter of a dollar ♪
♪ Regular rhythm for accomplished reporters ♪
♪ Get out, Stupid He is the King of New York ♪
♪ Who would have thought? I'm King of New York ♪
♪ We used to be low Pale and pathetic ♪
♪ A bunch of cowards Feet of Pulitzer hands ♪
♪ Almost drowned in drinks ♪
♪ When he saved us ♪
♪ And sink us into ink ♪
♪ Let's get drunk Not with liquor ♪
♪ Fame works faster when you become King of New York ♪
♪ I must have died or was dreaming ♪
♪ Look at the newspaper with my smiley face ♪
♪ Maybe tomorrow they wrap the fish with the newspaper ♪
♪ But I'm a star for a short time ♪
Come on, friends!
Good! Nice!
I got it!
Come on! Come on, Katherine!
Show your skills!
Just like that?
You must be kidding.
Come on, Katherine!
♪ Look at me. I'm King of New York ♪
♪ Wait and see This will make... ♪
♪... both Delancey brothers pee in pants ♪
♪ The flashpot is fired, bright like the sun ♪
♪ I'm an arrogant bastard ♪
♪ I guarantee even though I die I won't run out of money ♪
♪ I'm King... ♪
♪ Friends might go Let them leave you ♪
♪ Take one photo You're a King... ♪
♪ History. Main news Courage and triumph ♪
♪ I am a King... ♪
♪... New York ♪
Can you believe that?
Front page!
For Jack.
Greeting from Refuge.
♪ How are you doing? ♪
♪ I'm fine ♪
♪ Looks like yesterday I didn't help much ♪
♪ Snyder hits me very hard uses my crutch ♪
♪ Jack,... ♪
♪... by the way, this is Crutchie ♪
♪ The guards here are rude ♪
♪ They ask me to jump or I'll finish ♪
♪ But so far the food is not too bad ♪
♪ Because so far they don't bring us food ♪
♪ I miss the roof of the house ♪
♪ Sleeping in the open in your playhouse in space ♪
♪ There is a cool breeze blowing even in July ♪
♪ By the way, guess what ♪
♪ I have a secret escape plan ♪
♪ Tie the sheets to the bed, throw the edges out the window ♪
♪ Climb down, then run tightly ♪
♪ But maybe not tonight ♪
♪ I haven't slept yet, and my legs still haven't healed ♪
♪ But the Pulitzer will fall ♪
♪ Then, Jack, I guess we can just leave,... ♪
♪... as you say ♪
♪ To a clean place, green, and beautiful ♪
♪ Without any building that keeps you out ♪
♪ And you ride Palomino horses every day ♪
♪ So the train... ♪
Goddamn this place.
♪ I'll be fine ♪
♪ Like before ♪
♪ But there is one thing that I want you to do ♪
♪ On the roof you say that family keeps each other ♪
♪ Tell all friends... ♪
♪... to look after each other ♪
♪ Get here ♪
♪ Your friend... ♪
♪ Your best friend... ♪
♪ Your sister, Crutchie ♪
OK, that's enough.
These are all my debts for the first background.
Plus this one,...
... and a little extra money for you...
... just because I will miss you a lot.
- Miss Medda, I... - Jack.
You're very good.
Just tell me you will go somewhere,...
... not run away.
What is important?
When you go somewhere,...
... then it turns out it's not the right place,...
... you can always go somewhere else.
But if you run away,...
... any place will not be the right place.
You should tell your friend if you are still alive.
I will leave you with your friend.
Where do you go? We can't find you.
Have you ever thought about it? I don't want to be found?
Is Santa Fe a real place?
Do you see the newspaper?
We enter the front page news, above the fold.
Right. Above the fold.
That's good.
Everyone wants to meet the famous Jack Kelly.
Even Spot Conlon sends someone just to say,...
... "In the next activity, you can count on Brooklyn."
- Isn't that good? - We are attacked all out.
Yes, this time they beat us.
That's right. But we managed to survive,...
... with all newspapers like this our resistance is not finished yet.
All newspaper deliveryers who were there this morning...
... sell newspapers as if strike never happened.
And I was there with them.
If I don't sell newspapers, my family can't eat.
Stop it. I know. You are desperate.
But then I see this look on Wiesel's face.
He is actually nervous and I realize it's not over yet.
We make them worry.
Very worried.
And I leave it.
Many are like that.
And that is the beginning.
That's him, as I said.
Gosh, where should avoid you?
Cannot. We cannot be avoided.
So what? Can we use the theater?
Shut up first. I haven't asked.
Why not?
I have to tell my girlfriend, we have a date.
Your girlfriend?
Yes! I kept away from the women this morning.
They are interested in my popularity.
Then this woman, Sally, she is very beautiful.
In essence, your story is good.
Hey, you look messy.
Hey, Jack, where is that place?
That is Santa Fe.
Look, Jack.
Words, "Go to the West, Young people!" it's not interesting.
Even Horace Greeley returned to New York.
Yes, right. Then he died.
Are not journalists not allowed to side?
Just ask them.
Pulitzer boycotted me for working as a journalist.
Can we stop this and return to our discussion?
Will Medda give us the theater?
This is what I tried to tell you.
We do a demo.
Meeting one city,...
... where Newsies can argue and vote.
It is done after work hours are over, so that all still get a salary.
Smart, right?
Yes. Smart enough to be sent to a mental hospital.
But you, man who paint a place...
... have you never been , called us crazy?
Do you want to see that place?
How about this?
Newsie Square, because of the stupid thing I say,...
... full of failure.
Children are injured, others are detained!
Relax. Nobody died.
Do you want someone to die?
No, no. Continue. Call me a coward.
You call me a loser. I will not harm...
... the children again.
We have done things that have not been done before!
How is that harmless?
Specs gives me a message from Crutchie in Refuge.
I tried to meet him. I went through the emergency passageway.
They tortured him severely,...
... he can't even reach the window.
Now, what if he dies?
Do you want to be responsible?
- For the sake of a half-cent newspaper? - This isn't about money, Jack!
You say it yourself.
My family will not be confused if my father is supported by a union.
This is a war we must win!
If I need a sermon, I will go to church.
Try explaining why giving up...
... can make things Crutchie is better.
Exactly.
♪ So, this is the plan after we win ♪
♪ And we will win No more wrong ♪
- ♪ What will we do? - We have won ♪
- ♪ You're right - And we say to them ♪
♪ They must release Crutchie or they will continue... ♪
- ♪... attacked - Dave! ♪
♪ What's up? Do they brainwash you? ♪
♪ I remember, Dave ♪
♪ We lose to them They win ♪
- ♪ Win the fight - Come on ♪
♪ Jackie, think about it We surrounded them ♪
♪ And this is what I think ♪
♪ Fuck Joe He snakes creaking ♪
♪ You're right. And you know why does the snake start to rattle? ♪
- ♪ No, why? - Because he is scared ♪
- ♪ Of course - Just search ♪
♪ The head of the poor man is dizzy ♪
♪ Why did he send his thugs? His troops? Thug forces ♪
- ♪ Plus the police - Maybe you're right ♪
- ♪ Thank you - If he isn't afraid ♪
♪ Exactly ♪
♪ He knows we won ♪
♪ Ask the kids to see We are in victory ♪
♪ And see what happens ♪
♪ We do something that no one else has ever tried ♪
♪ And yes, we're afraid But look what happened ♪
♪ You can't restore the past ♪
♪ So keep walking ♪
- ♪ And stay on track - Stay on track ♪
♪ Because the fat guy will explode ♪
- ♪ We have confidence - We have a plan ♪
♪ And we have Jack ♪
♪ So, just see what's happening ♪
♪ We are back ♪
And I have a date!
Never mind.
I've read your editorial, Mr. Pulitzer.
How can you sympathize with tram workers,...
... but not for the Newsies?
Because tram workers strike request a fair contract.
Workers of the newspaper strike against me.
If possible, I can save your shame.
But Burlesque House is a private property.
He can't do raids...
... without legal reasons.
Mayor, is it with this fact...
... that this demo was led by by runaway prisoners...
... not enough to be considerations?
Prisoners who run away?
Fugitive from your own institution.
The thief is hanging around,...
... makes a problem in our community which is law-abiding.
Mr. Snyder, which is the person?
That's it.
This one. Jack Kelly.
How can you get to know him?
Not a good story.
Initially he was detained in Refuge because he became a homeless man.
But his indifference to the rules makes him often arrested.
You call it a thief and runaway prisoners.
After he is released,...
... I caught it myself, caught it,...
... sell clothes and stolen food.
He was imprisoned for 6 months,...
... but he escaped.
So you will carry out the tasks of the city government.
Get rid of these criminals from our environment.
In that case, we can catch it secretly.
I don't want him arrested secretly!
I want him to be made example for the community.
Mr. Pulitzer. That boy, Jack Kelly, is here.
- Here? - Outside.
He wants to meet you.
Of course I will accept.
Mr. Snyder, please bring him here.
Sit down.
Mr. Jack Kelly.
Good afternoon, everyone.
= Which Jack Kelly is this?
Charismatic union leaders,...
... or the thief and runners who run away?
Which makes us more similar?
Insolence is not a good way to beg for mercy.
begging?
That's funny. No.
I stopped by wanting to invite you.
It looks like hundreds of your employees...
... is demonstrating to discuss their disagreement.
In my opinion, it would be fairer to invite you...
... to say your case directly to them.
So what, Joe?
Do you want me to give you time to talk?
You are shameless and impolite as people say.
Do you know what I did when I was your age?
- I went to war. - How is the result?
War gives me lessons that shape my life.
You don't win war on the battlefield.
The war is won with public opinion, with newspapers.
I will remember it when New York saw a photo of our action.
Act as long as you want.
There will be no newspaper that wants to report it.
And if you don't enter the newspaper, people won't know.
You might be the one who ruled this city,...
... but there are people that you can't oppress.
Includes several journalists.
The young woman who made you became the news yesterday.
A talented woman.
And also beautiful, isn't that right?
Yes. I'll tell him you said that.
No need. He can hear it himself.
It's not like that, honey?
I think you know my daughter, Katherine.
Yes.
He is my daughter.
You must be wondering, why use fake names?
Why does my daughter not work for me?
Good question.
I offer Katherine life is luxurious and free time.
But he prefers to pursue his career.
And he looks promising...
... until he just made a mistake.
But you've finished with all, no, honey?
- Jack, I'm not... - Don't...
Don't add to the problems that he experiences, honey.
Mr. Kelly has her own problem.
You agree, Mr. Snyder?
Hello, Jack.
Does anyone feel he is almost committing a crime?
But let me give you an offer.
You come to the action and fight them.
And your criminal record will be deleted.
And you will have enough money to take a first class train...
... from New York to New Mexico.
You said Jack wanted to travel west, right?
Everyone knows that you are a jerk.
And if they know me, they know I don't care.
Listen to me.
You oppose me and I will imprison you...
... also all your friends in Refuge.
And I know you are "Mr. Strong Man",...
... but there's no way you can blame...
... the disabled child with his condition.
And what about your friends...
- Davey. - Yes, Davey,...
... and his sister is separated with his family...
... and jailed here.
Will they forgive you?
♪ The time will run out, son So what's your decision? ♪
♪ Become a cowboy or a villain Still, I won ♪
♪ Submissive surrender ♪
♪ Always sure to be finally ♪
Please take our guests to the cellar,...
... so he can think calm in his loneliness.
♪ It's a pity you don't have a job, Jack ♪
♪ But you resign ♪
♪ Honey you don't have a family ♪
♪ But you can't get mine ♪
♪ Thank you you're still alive, kid ♪
♪ I guess it's finally ♪
♪ Like a flute You know what you play ♪
♪ Until those kids believe you are right ♪
♪ Luckily they are all but one person runs away ♪
♪ They might not be lucky tonight ♪
And we are given the freedom to treat you as we like.
- So, be nice. - But just in case,...
... I've rubbed my beloved knuckle.
You can sleep here on an old printing machine.
Hard, like yourself.
♪ The newspaper deliveryers need our help today ♪
♪ Tell them Brooklyn will come ♪
♪ Tell them Brooklyn is coming ♪
♪ We are from Brooklyn We are delivery newspapers ♪
♪ We are the delivery of Brooklyn newspapers ♪
♪ We can hear our friend being hurt ♪
♪ Facing a very heavy problem ♪
♪ That's a sign for us It's time to move, comrade ♪
♪ Hey, Manhattan Cavalry is coming ♪
♪ Don't have fear You know we're behind you ♪
♪ Brooklyn here We will reply to you ♪
♪ We are children from beaches in Brighton ♪
♪ Prospect Park and Navy Yard Pier ♪
♪ The action isn't fun But it looks like it's interesting ♪
♪ Very clear ♪
♪ Brooklyn here ♪
♪ The borough that gave birth to me ♪
♪ The most friendly place on Earth ♪
♪ Go to us and see what that means ♪
♪ And when you do it ♪
- ♪ When you do it - When you do it ♪
♪ We will kick you to Queens ♪
Come on!
♪ Now the shoes will be ready to get wet ♪
♪ Sad way to stop working ♪
♪ They are jokes ♪
♪ But if they think we're kidding ♪
♪ Very clear ♪
♪ Manhattan is here ♪
♪ Flushing here ♪
♪ Richmond here ♪
♪ Woodside is here ♪
♪ The Bronx is also here ♪
♪ Brooklyn here ♪
♪ Very clear ♪
♪ We are here ♪
Welcome, Newsies from New York City.
Welcome to my theater and your revolution.
And let's applaud for Spot Conlon and Brooklyn!
Newsies unite!
We see what the Pulitzer will say now.
Hey, Davey.
Where is Jack?
Jack! Jack! Jack!
Sorry, son. There are no signs of his presence.
Looks like you're alone.
- I can't. - You can.
OK.
Jack! Jack!
New York Newsies!
See what we do.
We have all Newsies...
... from every newspaper and the area tonight.
Tonight, you make history.
Tonight...
... we declare that our is just as important...
... like reporters and editors in newspapers.
We don't want to be treated like children again.
From now on, they will treat us equally.
Right, right?
Do you want to be considered as an adult?
Act like people adults, don't just talk.
Here it is Jack!
Jack! Jack! Jack!
Alright!
Pulitzer,...
... raise the price of newspaper without telling us first,...
... and that is a bad thing.
We are angry and we show we cannot be oppressed.
So we act.
And what happened? Pulitzer lowers the price,...
... and we go back to work.
And a few weeks later,...
... he raised the price again...
... don't think he doesn't will do it.
Then, what do we do?
And what will we do when he raises the price again?
Comrades, we must be realistic.
If we don't work, we are not paid.
How many days have you survived without having money?
Trust me.
How long do you last, Pulitzer lasts longer.
But I've spoken with Mr. Pulitzer.
And he...
He promised me.
If we dissolve this union,...
... he will not raise the price for 2 years.
He even wrote it legally.
I suggest, we accept the agreement.
We return to work at a safe price.
All you have to do is select "No." Select "No"!
He is a traitor.
You're a traitor, Jack!
Davey.
That was a shocking speech.
- How can you come here? - Specs that show me.
He says you can touch my goods?
I see it rolled up. I don't know what that is.
This image...
This is a Refuge image, right?
What is the situation like this?
Three children on one bed, rats everywhere, fleas...
Different from where you grew up?
Snyder told my father that you were arrested,...
... for stealing food and clothing.
This is the reason, isn't it?
You steal to give eat those children.
I don't understand,...
... if you are willing to be imprisoned for those children,...
... why did you betray them now?
Here you are the betrayer!
I have never betrayed you or anyone.
Of course not. You just tell us...
... to your father! Your father!
My father knows everything.
He doesn't need me to spy.
And I never lie.
I didn't tell you everything.
If you're not a woman, I've hit you.
I told you I worked in The Sun and it was true.
I also said my real name is Plumber and correct.
You never ask my real name.
I don't think it's necessary unless I know you stab from behind.
And if I'm a man, I already hit you.
Is that so? Do not stop. Give your strongest blow!
I have to know you are not giving up because of the money.
No, I said the truth.
You win the fight when your friends lose.
You hear what your father said.
It doesn't matter how long we strike,...
... he will never give up.
I don't know what else I have to do.
But I know.
- Come on... - Really, Jack?
Only you can have a good idea?
- Is it because I'm a woman? - I didn't say about...
You better keep quiet now.
By being a boss, it doesn't mean that you have all the solutions.
Only intelligence to know what is right when you hear it.
I listen.
Good then.
Strike action is your idea.
Demo is Davey's idea.
And my plan will solve everything.
Just accept it.
"The Children" s Crusade. "
"For the sake of all children in every factory and slaughterhouse in New York,...
... I beg to join us."
This...
With that, strike not only belongs to the Newsies.
You challenge our entire generation...
... to get up and ask the right to be heard.
- ♪ Children »s Crusade. ♪ - Think about it, Jack.
If we print it,...
... my words and one of your drawings,...
... if all workers under 21 years read it,...
... and stay home, or better still,...
... they come to Newsie Square.
Strike action throughout the city.
Even my father can't ignore that.
We have one small problem.
We don't know how to print it.
Come on. There must be one printing company that he doesn't master.
No.
What?
I know where the printing machine is that has never been used.
Then why are we still here?
Wait a minute. Stop!
What does this mean for you?
I'm not talking about the matter Children & apos; s Crusade.
What do you mean?
Am I...
Am I stupid to think that we can be together?
Of course not.
Don't say it as if this is a natural thing!
- Jack, I'm not... - No! I'm not stupid!
I know women like you...
... won't be able to with a man like me.
I don't want you to promise anything.
You will only withdraw your promise.
Stand here...
Tonight, look at you...
I'm afraid, tomorrow everything will change.
If I could hold something.
So that time stops, so I can...
... keep seeing you.
You fascinated me, Jack Kelly.
I don't even realize it.
Really?
Really.
♪ Before I meet you ♪
♪ I thought I knew the meaning of love ♪
♪ Now I know the truth ♪
♪ That love will act as it should ♪
♪ The world always knows how to sting you ♪
♪ Then someday, decides to give you ♪
♪ Something to believe ♪
♪ Even though it's only last night ♪
♪ Last night can feel eternal ♪
♪ But it's okay ♪
♪ It's okay ♪
♪ And if tomorrow you go ♪
♪ How will our relationship be? ♪
♪ I have something I believe ♪
♪ Now I know you trust me ♪
♪ We shouldn't meet ♪
♪ But we still meet ♪
♪ Who knows the reason ♪
♪ A stranger on the road ♪
♪ Only a sweet guy passes ♪
♪ Angels come to save me ♪
♪ A person who doesn't even know has given me ♪
♪ Something to believe, even though it's only one day ♪
♪ A day may feel eternal, but it's okay ♪
♪ It's okay ♪
♪ And if I leave tomorrow, what is our relationship? ♪
♪ I have something to believe ♪
♪ Now I know you're sure of me ♪
♪ Do you know what I believe? ♪
♪ Look at my eyes and see ♪
If things are different.
If you don't go to Santa Fe.
If you are not an heir.
And if your father doesn't catch me.
But you don't really fear my father.
It's not.
I'm pretty scared of you.
Don't!
♪ And if tomorrow I go ♪
♪ How will our relationship be? ♪
♪ I have something to believe ♪
♪ Now I know you're sure of me ♪
♪ I have something to believe ♪
♪ Now I know you're sure ♪
♪ To me ♪
♪ Now it's time to grab opportunities ♪
♪ Stare at opportunities and grab opportunities ♪
♪ Minutes by minute, like that the way you win it ♪
♪ We will find a way ♪
♪ But let yourself we get the chance ♪
I will turn on the lamp. You open the keys to the windows.
Our keys are enough for the entire building.
Has anyone picked up from your father's pocket?
The janitor has worked here since the age of 8,...
... and have never been on salary for 20 years.
He is one hundred percent in favor of us.
Hey, did you bring enough friends to protect us?
We can have a party here and nobody disturbs.
OK, good work.
- Hey. - What?
Glad you returned.
Shut up.
Here it is, comrades.
Try to imagine, when my father was snoring in his bed,...
... we use the printing press itself to defeat it.
Remind me to never make you angry.
Is this the tool they use to print newspapers?
I understand their reason get rid of this on the attic.
But I think this tool still works.
Jack, he's Darcy.
He knows everything about printing.
I'm sorry.
Do you work in one newspaper?
My father is the owner of The Tribune.
And he's Bill. He is the layout of the article for us.
Bill? I thought you were a child from William Randolph Hearst, right?
Right. And happy to be able to be part of your revolution.
Isn't this great?
By quoting your baby's words.
"Can we end this negotiation and go back to business?"
A little lubricant, and he will function perfectly.
Well, this is the plan.
When we print this newspaper, Race, you invite friends into...
... then they distributed to all child workers in New York.
- After that... - After that it's up to them.
♪ Changes happen forever ♪
♪ You appear on the front page ♪
♪ And, friend, you are big news ♪
♪ Tomorrow they will see our true self ♪
♪ And certainly as a ♪ star
♪ We don't try this far ♪
♪ To lose! ♪
- ♪ Come on, comrades! - They come! ♪
- Take them in! - Come on, guys!
♪ This is a story we need to write ♪
♪ Because we are always ignored, but no longer ♪
♪ Within a few hours, when new dawn comes ♪
♪ We are ready to fight in war ♪
♪ This time we will survive ♪
♪ Talk about grabbing opportunities ♪
♪ Write with ink or blood, both are the same ♪
♪ They will get the reward! ♪
♪ See the old Pulitzer comfortable in his bed ♪
♪ He doesn't care we live or die ♪
♪ Three satin pillows under his head ♪
♪ While we are begging for bread to survive ♪
♪ Joe, you can stop count sheep ♪
♪ We will sing you to sleep ♪
♪ You have a bouncer with their sticks and bullets ♪
♪ But we have a promise that must be kept! ♪
♪ For the last time, if they don't take care of behavior ♪
♪ We will finish them ♪
♪ Finish them! ♪
♪ For the last time, we won't carry banners ♪
♪ Without words ♪
♪ Freedom! ♪
♪ Finally, we really are ♪
♪ This time whatever happens ♪
♪ This time United has been waiting ♪
♪ For good! ♪
"To quote the leader United, Jack Kelly.
We will work with you, even work for you,...
... but we will be paid.
And treated as valuable members of your organization. "
Good writing, right?
Quickly leave. There are important people you have to meet.
Hope this works.
For us too.
♪ It's for kids who shine shoes on the street ♪
♪ Without shoes on his feet every day ♪
♪ This is for those who sweat blood in the shop ♪
♪ While the boss and police look away ♪
♪ I see children standing tall ♪
♪ Glaring and excited to fight ♪
♪ Warriors of people who are fed up with with lies ♪
♪ Get ready to get up answer the call! ♪
♪ For the last time, there will be blood on the wall ♪
♪ If they doubt us ♪
♪ They think they are the ones who move this city ♪
♪ But this city must be paralyzed without us ♪
♪ Ten thousand children on the square ♪
♪ Ten thousand fists into the air ♪
♪ Joe, you have to be fair forever ♪
♪ For good! ♪
♪ There's a change coming forever ♪
♪ You start getting too old ♪
♪ Too weak to survive ♪
♪ The new world comes to you ♪
♪ And, Joe, us too! ♪
♪ For good! ♪
♪ You lost! ♪
Come on, guys!
♪ For good! ♪
Sorry, Mr. Pulitzer will contact you again.
No, he is very busy. Later he calls you, sorry.
He can't. I'll call you later.
Mr. Pulitzer.
He can't do it answer your phone, sorry.
I'm sorry, Mr. Pulitzer is busy.
- He can't answer... - I'm sorry! I...
Turn off the phones!
All cities are...
Sorry.
The whole city is paralyzed.
No one wants to work, and everyone blames you!
They all call.
Mayor, publisher, manufacturer.
And very rough language.
You can't break in here!
Good morning, gentlemen!
You mastermind all this. We have agreed.
And the agreement has a money back guarantee.
And thank you for your lesson about the power of the press.
Have you read this, boss?
These kids make good newspapers.
Very convincing.
It is definitely written by my daughter.
I will get it before someone else grabs it.
I want to know who is against my ban...
... related to printing strike action material.
No, we are your loyal employees.
We will not take our business to another place.
An old printing machine in the attic.
That seems.
I give you a one-time offer.
A person who does not act for personal gain...
-... is a fool. - Means you're a fool!
All this because you want to sell more newspapers.
But now your circulation is down 70 percent.
Why don't you talk with us?
Men like Joe don't want to talk to people like us.
But a very wise reporter once told me.
"A true boss doesn't need all the answers." No.
"Just clever enough to take the right answer...
... when he heard it."
♪ Now it's time to grab opportunities ♪
♪ Stare at opportunities and reach for opportunities ♪
♪ Minutes by minute, that's how you win it ♪
♪ We will find a way ♪
♪ But let us grab the opportunity ♪
Look there, Mr. Pulitzer.
Maybe you are not aware, we have surrounded you.
New York is not doing business.
Paralyzed.
You can't get newspapers or shoe polish.
You can't send messages,...
... take the elevator or cross Brooklyn Bridge.
You can't even get out of your office.
Then what is your next step?
Mr. Pulitzer, Mayor come with your daughter.
And you won't think who else is coming.
Good morning, Mr Pulitzer.
I think you already know the Governor.
Governor Roosevelt?
Joseph, what else do you do now?
I'm sure when you hear my explanation, you know for sure...
Thank you Ms. Medda Larkin takes your daughter to my office...
... I know everything about this situation.
Included with graphic illustrations.
"Bully" is an expression that I often use...
... to show approval, but for you this time...
... I mean only, "Bully".
And is he the man you're talking about?
How are you, kid?
I was told we had riding a horse carriage together!
Glad to meet you, Governor.
Gosh.
Joe, don't just stand up...
... and let the children sing.
There is no end.
- Give them good news. - What good news?
That you are aware and return the price.
Unless you want an investigation the entire state Senate...
... related to your employee's behavior.
You won't dare.
After the pressure you gave so that I failed to be selected?
I will do it with a smile.
Just say, Joseph...
... only one more thing bad than ignorance.
That is a fool.
And think of the happiness that you give to those children.
Does he not understand happiness?
Mr. Kelly.
Can I talk to you. Personally.
Don't worry, I can.
"Keep dreaming big and know your position."
You can do it.
I can't return the price as before.
Sorry, I can't. There are still that need to be considered.
I understand.
Joe, you want to keep your price in front of them.
- I'm young, but not stupid. - Thank you for understanding...
But I have a legitimate right to file a complaint!
What if I reduce half of the price increase?
And ask another newspaper to do the same thing.
What is an agreement that we can accept?
But you replace every one of our losses. How?
From now on, every newspaper we fail to sell... ... you buy again. With full price!
I never offer that!
What if the Newsies...
... take hundreds of newspapers that they can't sell?
My production costs must have jumped!
There are no Newsies who want his back hurts...
... because they bring newspapers that they can't sell.
But if you can bring a few more papers without risk...
... may sell successfully and your circulation develops!
"What is an agreement that we can accept?"
It turns out that the head you have is in it.
Agree?
That's disgusting.
That is the cost that must be spent on business.
♪ And the world will know We won ♪
♪ They must give our rights ♪
♪ Or we fight them ♪
♪ We have been humiliated for too long ♪
♪ And all the obligations we have fulfilled ♪
♪ And everything we have done today ♪
♪ Will be the news tomorrow ♪
♪ And the dead have been removed ♪
♪ And the torch has been given ♪
♪ Auman has risen from the streets below ♪
♪ Our number will continue developing and developing ♪
♪ Growing and developing ♪
Newsies in New York City.
We win!
Now I want to introduce a friend of mine...
... Governor Theodore Roosevelt!
Every generation must have at the peak of its power...
... get away and invite generations young to enjoy today.
You have claimed our world and I am sure of the future...
... in your hands will shine and prosper!
Your picture, kid, has made us aware of other issues.
Mr. Police! Please.
Jack, look. That's Crutchie!
Hi, comrades! Do you miss me?
Yes!
Look what I brought for you, a gift.
Directly from Refuge.
Take him in, sir.
That's Snyder the Spider.
He doesn't look tough anymore.
Jack, through your pictures you have made a strong argument...
... to close Refuge.
It is certain that Mr. Snyder's harassment will be fully investigated.
Police, take him away!
Please, who started, can I do it?
You must be kidding.
Right, and you will laugh get to jail, Little Man.
See you, Loser!
Thank you, Governor.
I want to know, if one of your drawings...
... can convince the governor to close Refuge,...
... maybe a daily political cartoon...
... can you disclose the agreement illegal of our government?
What do you think, Teddy?
Will you let this young man's artistic abilities...
... revealing things that you hid?
Don't worry, Mr. Governor.
Because the strike has already finished, I have to go.
Are you not tired of saying the same thing over and over again?
What is in Santa Fe and not in New York?
Tarantula?
Better still, what is in New York...
... and not in Santa Fe?
In New York there are us, and we are family.
Didn't I hear the strike was over?
Newspapers for Newsies. Line up, children.
These newspapers cannot sell by themselves.
Come here, Governor.
And show the back seat that I have often heard.
You don't just stand up. There are States that you have to take care of.
Besides...
... doesn't someone offer interesting work for you?
What? Do I work for your father?
You've worked for my father.
Right.
And you still have one more profit.
What is that?
me.
Wherever you go, I come along.
Right by your side.
Really?
Really.
♪ Not much is needed to be a dreamer ♪
♪ You just need to close your eyes ♪
♪ But you can only see the imaginary world ♪
♪ Now my eyes have been opened ♪
♪ And my dream, it's normal ♪
♪ But it's not important, if you're not with me ♪
Comrades!
So, Jack, are you coming or not?
Come on. I am busy. Right, & apos, right?
♪ We will all be out there ♪
♪ Bring the newspaper directly to the person ♪
♪ We are always out there ♪
♪ Selling newspapers to everyone that we can ♪
♪ Here's the headline ♪
♪ "Newsie Newspaper Has a Very Important Task " ♪
♪ Turns off competitors Sells the next edition ♪
♪ We will come out, bring the newspaper... ♪
♪ Meet us out there, bring a newspaper... ♪
♪ We are always out there carrying newspapers... ♪
♪ Look at me ♪
♪ I am King of New York ♪
♪ Suddenly I became respected person ♪
♪ Stare at you Bad ugly ♪
♪ Shining I am King of New York ♪
♪ Be sorry Front page news ♪
♪ Courage and victory I am a King... ♪
♪ New York ♪
Newsies New York!
Come on!
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