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669:. Jane and Michael are the eldest and go on most of the magical adventures with Mary Poppins; they are the most prominent and vocal of the Banks children. John and Barbara are toddler twins who only start going on adventures in the second book. Annabel is the youngest and is born midway through the second book. Though the ages of the children are never made explicit (and, like Mary Poppins, they do not appear to age over the course of the series), Jane is estimated to be around seven years old in
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934:. She owns a shop where she sells gingerbread. She is able to snap off her own fingers, and they instantly turn to barley sugar or other sweets, while her own fingers grow back. She appears several times across the books along with her daughters. Mrs. Corry has a minor role in the 1964 film, played by Alma Lawnton. In the musical she has a larger role and owns a 'conversation shop', leading the song "
1151:: A self-described 'model cow' whom Mary Poppins remembers as a good friend of her mother. A fallen star once became caught on her horn, causing her to dance uncontrollably until in desperation she jumped over the moon. Unexpectedly, she finds she misses the happy feeling that dancing gave her, and on the advice of Mary Poppins's mother, she decides to search for another star. In
976:: Mary's cousin and his wife. Arthur Turvy mends broken objects, and he suffers from a condition by which he becomes forced to do the opposite of what he wants (e.g., standing on his head when he wants to stand normally) from 3:00 to 6:00 pm on the second Monday of every month. Despite this he falls in love with Topsy and marries her. Topsy Turvy was portrayed by
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732:(as explained in dialogue at the film's climax) arises from the interpretation that Mary Poppins is actually not there to save the children, but to save their father. The film surmises that P.L. Travers wrote the Mary Poppins novels as a form of atonement for her inability as a child to save her own father from his own flaws. This theme of fatherly
359:. Travers responded to criticism by revising the chapter twice. A 1967 revision removed offensive words and stereotypical descriptions and dialogue, but kept the plot of visiting foreign people, and retained drawings of ethnic stereotypes standing at the compass-points. In 1981 a second revision replaced people with animals; original illustrator
315:. She accepts the job (agreeing to stay "till the wind changes"), and the children soon learn that their nanny, though stern, vain and usually cross, has a magical touch that makes her wonderful. Among the things Jane and Michael experience are a tea party on a ceiling with Mr Wigg, a trip around the world with a compass, the purchase of
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1098:: The local policeman. He is good friends of the Park Keeper, and is secretly in love with Ellen, the Banks' maid. He is a triplet, and his two brothers Herbert and Albert are also policeman, although according to him, they are completely different in personality. In the film his last name is Jones and he is played by
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1006:: An old woman and a friend of Mary's who sells balloons in the park. Her balloons seem to have a magical quality as the name of whoever buys them appears on them. She appeared in the 2018 sequel, played by
1124:: The local Mayor, who is a frequent figure in and around Cherry Tree Lane. He often comes to the park to check on the Park Keeper, whom he does not always trust. The Lord Mayor is often accompanied by two
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1881:Mrs. Corry
1729:Mrs. Brill
1577:Mrs. Banks
1149:The Red Cow
1067:Miss Andrew
1042:" sequence.
988:BBC Radio 4
974:Topsy Turvy
956:Albert Wigg
796:hurdy-gurdy
769:Park Keeper
751:satirically
747:suffragette
692:BBC Radio 4
688:Ben Whishaw
606:BBC Radio 4
602:Emily Blunt
548:Adaptations
485:Twenty-six
385:BBC Radio 4
317:gingerbread
251:Emily Blunt
237:. The film
221:Walt Disney
120:Illustrator
3440:Categories
3385:soundtrack
3287:Stay Awake
3194:Television
3153:Characters
2970:3 December
2944:3 December
2819:References
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2413:Professor
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1539:Mr. Banks
1173:king cobra
1122:Lord Mayor
1022:Noah's Ark
905:Bird Woman
872:Mrs. Brill
820:Willoughby
533:South Seas
365:polar bear
309:carpet bag
167:Media type
154:, New York
3390:accolades
3083:1864-323X
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2489:Binnacle
1106:Professor
1073:The Sweep
885:Reta Shaw
810:Miss Lark
794:with his
740:Mrs Banks
734:salvation
612:; in the
529:governess
487:vignettes
472:Halloween
413:tea party
391:starring
337:west wind
323:from the
313:east wind
256:In 2004,
209:East wind
162:1934–1988
159:Published
146:Publisher
3427:Category
3212:Musicals
3035:, London
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1463:Barbara
1387:Michael
1163:Pleiades
1126:Aldermen
1036:Poseidon
844:Binnacle
840:Mrs Boom
788:screever
704:Mr Banks
585:, London
335:and the
333:umbrella
325:Pleiades
276:Broadway
200:English
170:Hardback
3371:Related
2907:1 April
2717:Andrew
2337:Neleus
1236:(1988)
1230:(1982)
1224:(1975)
1218:(1962)
1212:(1952)
1206:(1943)
1198:(1935)
1192:(1934)
1084:". The
960:Ed Wynn
792:busking
763:Radio 4
715:Radio 4
667:Annabel
659:Michael
443:toddler
373:dolphin
298:Author
198:magical
130:Country
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2147:Sweep
1691:Ellen
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874:, and
816:Andrew
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665:, and
329:Taurus
110:Author
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868:Ellen
369:macaw
353:Inuit
282:Books
202:nanny
138:Genre
52:books
3079:ISSN
3069:ISBN
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3014:ISBN
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2946:2018
2909:2013
2868:2015
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