Boys: ♪ Rudolph, the red-nosed reindeer ♪ ♪ Had a very shiny nose ♪ ♪ And if you ever saw it ♪ ♪ You would even say it glows ♪ ♪ All of the other reindeers ♪ ♪ Used to laugh and call him names... ♪ Kevin, I've told you before, Stay inside the lines.

The lines represent the edges of the lorry.

You, too, Teddy.

We don't want you falling off the float and getting run over.

Do you think they're gonna need bigger holes for their mouths, Mrs.

Turner?

I'm worried that they're gonna be deprived of oxygen.

Oh, please, please.

Don't anyone stop singing on my account.

♪ Rudolph, the red-nosed reindeer... ♪ Hello, Diane.

♪ You'll go down in history ♪ [Applause] Now, pack, what do we say when a very important lady like Mrs.

Buckle, our mayor, is kind enough to come and visit us?

Boys: Good evening, Mrs.

Buckle.

Thank you, pack.

Now off you pop, and work on your knots.

It's all set out on the tables.

One piece of cord between two.

I've bought a dozen pairs of brown tights for the reindeer.

I managed to get them on a special order.

You're not getting likes of this age to wear tights, Mrs.

Buckle.

Well, you'll have to tell them that it's in a good cause.

I mean, the whole Christmas carnival is in a good cause.

And elastic... black felt squares... and sleigh bells... and WD-40.

What's that for, to oil the sled runners?

Fred needs to do the paper-shop bell before we leave.

Mrs.

Buckle, go.

Go to Hong Kong, and do not give the Christmas carnival a second thought.

♪