The song "Eglantine" is restored to its entirety.The second nursery scene, in which Paul discovers the book "Isle of Naboombu," is put before "Eglantine", whereas it was formerly after it.Browne is staying, Miss Price explains to her what substitutiary locomotion is and why she wants the spell. Browne asks if the children belong to her. When Miss Price says "we'd be delighted ," Mr.Browne's subsequent offer to sell his magic props. The entire song "With a Flair" and its lead-in, as well as Mr.Browne on the streets of London, they take the bed with them and follow him.
After "The Age of Not Believing," Paul tries to get the bed to fly, but Miss Price forgot to tell him to tell the knob where to take them.When Miss Price asks Paul for the bedknob back to get to London, Charlie attempts to extort some money from her, but she rebuffs him.Jelk brings a letter to Miss Price (the one that informs her the Emelius Browne Correspondence College of Witchcraft has closed), he tries to get into the house and talk to her, but she politely sends him away. Miss Price tells the children no one has ever seen her workroom before.Miss Price notes mangelwurzel jam is available at the dinner table, and they say grace, as the children look disgusted at Miss Price's tastes in food.At dinner time, Carrie tells Miss Price she and her brothers are orphans, while she explains what happened to their caretaker, Aunt Bessie.Hobday of his plans to buy Miss Price's house. A Home Guard sergeant asking for permission to dismiss the marching parade (immediately after "The Old Home Guard" ends).Hobday tries to clear things out (leading into the song "The Old Home Guard"). Widdenfield (played by Arthur Malet) harasses Captain Greer, while Mrs. This version has the following scenes reinstated: In 1996, in honor of the film's 25th anniversary, the film was restored to a length of 139 minutes, close to the originally intended length (the film had been cut to 117 minutes against the wishes of its makers before its premiere).
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