Wizard of Oz

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As Dorothy is picking up the apples, she comes across a Tin Woodsman.  He mumbles something which they interpret to mean that he wants them to oil his mouth.  Once they do, he starts speaking clearly.  He tells them that "'Bout a year ago I was chopping that tree and suddenly it began to ran, and right in the middle of a chop, I rusted solid."
 
As Dorothy is picking up the apples, she comes across a Tin Woodsman.  He mumbles something which they interpret to mean that he wants them to oil his mouth.  Once they do, he starts speaking clearly.  He tells them that "'Bout a year ago I was chopping that tree and suddenly it began to ran, and right in the middle of a chop, I rusted solid."
  
When Dorothy says "Well you are perfect now", the Woodsman complains that "the tinsmith forget to give me a heart."  He then launches into the movies next song-and-dance with ''If I Only Had A Heart''.
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When Dorothy says "Well you are perfect now", the Woodsman complains that "the tinsmith forget to give me a heart."  He then launches into the movies next song-and-dance with ''If I Only Had A Heart''.  Now the Scarecrow and Dorothy offer that the Tin Woodsman should come with them to see the Wizard.
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Now the Witch appears and threatens the two men, throwing a fireball at the Scarecrow, and then vanished again in a cloud of red smoke.  The men however, stick by Dorothy. And they all go singing and dancing down the road.
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In the next scene, they are in a dark forest and feeling frightened, when suddenly a lion appears and threatens them.  When Dorothy slaps it on the nose, it starts crying and we learn that the lion has no courage.
  
 
Watch it on YouTube [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8RhueFc9sY&NR=1 Part 5]
 
Watch it on YouTube [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8RhueFc9sY&NR=1 Part 5]

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