Glynis Johns (born 5 October 1923) is a British stage and film actress, dan… Read Full Bio ↴Glynis Johns (born 5 October 1923) is a British stage and film actress, dancer, pianist and singer (notably of "Send in the Clowns" in Stephen Sondheim's A Little Night Music). With a career spanning seven decades, Johns is often cited as the "complete actress", who happens to be a trained pianist and singer. She is also an accomplished dancer, and was qualified to teach ballet by the age of ten.

Sister Suffragette
Glynis Johns Lyrics

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We're clearly soldiers in petticoats
And dauntless crusaders for woman's votes
Though we adore men individually
We agree that as a group they're rather stupid!

Cast off the shackles of yesterday!
Shoulder to shoulder into the fray!
Our daughters' daughters will adore us

And they'll sing in grateful chorus
"Well done, Sister Suffragette!"

From Kensington to Billingsgate
One hears the restless cries!
From ev'ry corner of the land:
"Womankind, arise!"
Political equality and equal rights with men!
Take heart! For Missus Pankhurst has been clapped in irons again!

No more the meek and mild subservients we!
We're fighting for our rights, militantly!
Never you fear!

So, cast off the shackles of yesterday!
Shoulder to shoulder into the fray!
Our daughters' daughters will adore us
And they'll sing in grateful chorus

"Well done! Well done!
Well done Sister Suffragette!"

Overall Meaning

The song "Sister Suffragette", performed by Glynis Johns, is an empowering and rousing message about women fighting for their right to vote. The lyrics highlight the determination and bravery of these women, referring to them as "soldiers in petticoats" and "dauntless crusaders". Despite their love for men individually, the song suggests that as a group, they are rather foolish, commenting on the patriarchal and sexist attitudes of the time.

The song encourages women to cast off the shackles of the past and fight for their rights, specifically mentioning the political equality and equal rights they desire. It references the activist Emmeline Pankhurst, who was often arrested for her efforts to bring attention to women's suffrage. The lyrics urge women to never meekly and submissively accept their place in society and instead fight for their rights militantly.

Overall, "Sister Suffragette" is a bold and inspiring anthem for women's rights and shows that women have always had the power to effect change in the world, even during a time when their voices and opinions were not taken seriously.

Line by Line Meaning

We're clearly soldiers in petticoats
We are female warriors dressed in skirts

And dauntless crusaders for woman's votes
We are brave fighters for women's right to vote

Though we adore men individually
Although we love individual men in our lives

We agree that as a group they're rather stupid!
We believe that as a whole, men are quite unintelligent

Cast off the shackles of yesterday!
Get rid of the past constraints and limitations

Shoulder to shoulder into the fray!
Move together to fight in the battle

Our daughters' daughters will adore us
Future generations of women will respect us

And they'll sing in grateful chorus
They will voice their appreciation together

"Well done, Sister Suffragette!"
They will praise us by name

From Kensington to Billingsgate
From one end of London to the other

One hears the restless cries!
People can hear the cries of the protesters

From ev'ry corner of the land: "Womankind, arise!"
All women are called to unite and fight for their rights

Political equality and equal rights with men!
We demand equal treatment in politics and other areas as men

Take heart! For Missus Pankhurst has been clapped in irons again!
We must continue to fight even though our leader has been arrested

No more the meek and mild subservients we!
We refuse to be submissive any longer

We're fighting for our rights, militantly!
We are battling aggressively for our rightful place

Never you fear!
Do not be afraid

So, cast off the shackles of yesterday!
Remove the constraints of the past

Shoulder to shoulder into the fray!
Unite together to fight for our cause

Our daughters' daughters will adore us
Our future generations will respect and be grateful to us

And they'll sing in grateful chorus
They will celebrate and praise us together

"Well done! Well done! Well done Sister Suffragette!"
They will loudly applaud and cheer for us

Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: Richard M. Sherman, Robert B. Sherman

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01Buena Vista Fanfare (Instrumental)0:07

02Overture (Instrumental)2:57

03One Man Band (Instrumental)0:56

04Sister Suffragette (Soundtrack)1:42

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05The Life I Lead (Soundtrack)1:59

06The Perfect Nanny (Soundtrack)1:37

07Air Mail/Not-So-Perfect-Nannies/Mary Poppins Arrives (Instrumental)3:06

08A Spoonful Of Sugar4:12

09Jolly Holiday5:24

10Jolly Holiday5:24

11Penguin Dance (Instrumental)2:19

12The Carousel Horses (Instrumental)4:16

13Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious

14Stay Awake (Soundtrack)1:42

15Trouble at Uncle Albert's (Instrumental)1:39

16I Love To Laugh (Soundtrack)2:42

17A British Bank (Soundtrack)2:06

18Feed the Birds (Tuppence a Bag)3:51

19Father's Footsteps (Instrumental)1:16

20Fidelity Fiduciary Bank (Soundtrack)3:30

21Panic At The Bank (Instrumental)3:21

22Chim Chim Cher-ee2:46

23Step In Time (Soundtrack)8:41

24A Man Has Dreams (Soundtrack)4:26

25Mr. Banks Is Discharged (Instrumental)4:44

26Let's Go Fly a Kite1:53

27The Pearly Song (Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious) - Pre-Demo1:30

28Chim Chim Cher-ee (Pre-Demo)2:39

29Tuppence a Bag [Feed the Birds (Tuppence a Bag)] - Pre-Demo2:55

30Let's Go Fly a Kite - Pre-Demo1:44

31Cherry Tree Lane0:22

32Mr. Banks Decided to Hire a Nanny Himself0:28

33The Children Write Their Own Advertisement1:02

34The Line of Applicants and Mary Poppins Arrives1:44

35Notes On Mary Meeting The Banks0:38

36Up to the Nursery2:43

37Bert and the Talking Pictures3:45

38A Carousel Horse Ride to the Seashore1:17

39The Return Home1:51

40The Next Morning We Meet the Sweep2:08

41Uncle Albert's1:25

42A Change in the Wind and an Adventure with Admiral Boom2:19

43The Bird Woman2:01

44Mr. Banks and the Compass2:58

45The Compass Sequence: Timbuktu3:32

46The Compass Sequence: The Land of Sand2:05

47The Compass Sequence: Tea in China1:29

48The Compass Sequence: The North Pole2:01

49The Return Home1:51

50Everyone Descends on Cherry Tree Lane1:57

51Mary Departs2:03

52The Sherman Brothers Reminisce About Their Work On Mary Poppins (Instrumental)16:07

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Comments from YouTube:

@bizzy24100

15w↑86

just found out Glynis Johns peacefully passed away today at age 100, so amazing how she reached 100 years of living and lived a remarkable life while becoming one part of Disney's 100 years of magic.

@bizzy24100

14w↑1

@@marinae7928 whatever villain Jo Frost, LMFAO!!!!!!!

@Nics_love_orchestra

14w

@@marinae7928calm down girlie

@JavierValverde-dw7cy

10w

@@marinae7928Thank you Marina for writing this. She had a career before Disney and after Disney but unfortunately this has become known for this role

@graceharrison1991

RIP Glynis Jones

@ambersworld5722

I cried so hard when I found out my heart broke 💔

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@tempusestiocundum3549

4y↑474

"our daughter's daughters will adore us", yes sisters, thank you so much to all of you that have fought so hard!💪👏👏👏👏

@videocat1366

2y↑7

Only to have it all undone in 2022 by right-wingers.

@Zovereign

It is literally the downfall of the west, how blind and dumb one can be to still not realise this

@robertpatter5509

Wait til third world people get to you . They love a strong man. A strong man like Julius Caesar. Don't worry it will be hard transition at first.

@h2w25

This is a ridiculous comment, probably one of the dumbest I’ve ever read or seen on YouTube

@videocat1366

@@h2w25 Please don't get down on yourself like that.

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@elephantbluepeter

15w↑46

Rest in Peace Glynis Johns. You accomplished living to 100 and will always be remembered for this great performance in one of the greatest films of all time

@isaure9861

7y↑507

I remember loving this scene as kid, though I had no idea whatever it was about. I love how I can now detect all kinds of interesting stuff in the movie I didn't get at the time. That is the key to a good movie, I think.

@heyyyyhotttpeople

4y↑8

Ikr it was satisfying to me for me for some reason

@wither475

4y↑5

@@heyyyyhotttpeople Same here

@ritapoitra284

3y↑3

I think the same thing everytime i play this movie loved this song had no idea what it was about. That's funny when you think about it

@garthst.claire3459

3y↑2

Oh same here, I loved Marry Popins as a very young child and was always singing along to "Well-DONE! Sister Suffragette" without having the slightest idea what it meant haha The song is just so fun.

@retissa65

2y↑1

I never new what this song was about till now to!

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@izabelle3045

4y↑90

“Our daughters’ daughters will adore us.” Indeed we do.

@eljordinio7647

2y↑3

And they'll sing in grateful chorus

@exdototube2197

10y↑401

It's strange to think that this was filmed fifty years after the movement and now we are fifty years since the film was made!

@Liofa73

6y↑6

Exdo totube --- And women are still second class citizens...

@beefriendlypermaculture

Exdo totube - yep ... and do the daughters sing their praises? nope! Still under the thumb :/

@leah-marie5031

5y↑8

@@Liofa73 no they're not actually

@Snagprophet

And we still think it's bollocks

@Charizarzar

AA14/MoshDuck Not in every country. 🙄

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@detectivefiction3701

5y↑96

Every single song in the MARY POPPINS score is a gem.

@tbecker97204

15w

Probably why it won so many Oscars.

@a35362

10y↑504

I love this song, but I also enjoy the way she's singing about women having a voice and poor Katie Nana can't get a word in edgewise! ;)

@katiebayliss9887

6y↑18

a35362 Also has other women take care of her house for her.

@TheHG12

5y↑21

Katie Bayliss every wealthy household had an assortment of maids and servants. If you didn’t that meant you were too poor to afford them.

@hollybramhall1351

5y↑7

TheHG12 Something that should be pointed out is she often does what her husband says immediately and seems to let him do most things though-

@etcetera1995

5y↑19

Honestly, it's a pretty fair criticism of First Wave feminism. The upper class, fairly wealthy, presumably formally educated Mrs. Banks is refusing to give her working-class employee space to speak in her own defense.

@smittyman0722

5y↑7

Well done. Mrs Banks! Well done. Mrs Banks! Well done. MISSUS BANKS!

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@janedaniel7288

15w↑14

Sad to see this amazing actress has passed away today.

Thank you for your many performances Glynis Johns.
Rest in peace. X

@sammyhickey9

15w↑10

Rest in peace Glynis, such an Iconic part in Mary poppins by such a talented actress.

@ela_robles

10y↑68

Literally every time I vote.

@tofellasmeet

15y↑160

This song is just the best. "Though we adore men individually, we agree that as a group they're rather stupid." -- Too funny! I do miss the bits later on that reveal Mrs. Banks hasn't quite taken women's rights fully to heart, such as when she asks one of the maids to put the sashs away saying, "You know how the cause infuriates Mr. Banks."

@theresahall5141

2y↑4

Well it took them forever to get the message girls can do anything boys can do. If they were smarter it wouldn't have taken so long.

@henrykujawa4427

2y↑4

It just shows how much she loved George, so with him she makes an exception. I was just reading how Sherman & Sherman came up with the idea of Winnifred being involved in the Suffragette movement as an explanation for why she was neglecting the children!

@RinatRocks

1y↑3

Every woman who fights for her rights don't have to be your typical angry feminist

@katie9918

8y↑134

I love how the two long-term employees know exactly what Katie Nana had to say and went along with Mrs. Banks to delay as long as possible (or at least Ellen did!).

@Super_Mario128

8y↑19

+katie9918 funny how both Mary Poppins and The Sound of Music start with a governess having just quit a job only to be replaced by Julie Andrews playing another governess.

@aeonjoey

8y↑3

haha! I never saw it that way, heeheeeeee

@user36able

7y↑6

I burst out laughing when I read your comment, because I'd never noticed that, but you are completely right ! It's like when you have a teacher who gets distracted really easily, so you ask them about random shit so they get sidetracked from the boring lesson.

@ritapoitra284

3y↑3

They didn't want to burst her bubble AT ALL

@eljordinio7647

2y↑1

Let's b honest they just didn't wanna interrupt the song

@aminsadeghpour1549

4y↑62

I know a little bit of trivia about how Glynis Johns got the part of the mother.

when they were casting Mary Poppins Glynis Johns wanted to be in the roal of Mary Poppins. they told her that they had already casted Julie Andrews but would she be interested to play the mother? Glynis Johns said that it might give her a little incentive if she could have her own little musical number. the production team told her that they are working on a musical number for her. Glynis Jones said she would have to hear it and if she likes it she might consider doing the part. when they called her back she listened to the first few bars of sister suffergete and finally agreed to do the part.

@henrykujawa4427

2y↑1

I just found out something interesting I never knew... Glynis Johns & Julie Andrews, 12 years apart in age, have the identical astrological make-up (Libra & Year of the Boar). Had the film been made earlier, Johns might have been a perfect fit, personality-wise.

Johns was also wonderful in the feature-film version of Agatha Christie's "THE SPIDER'S WEB", although, I actually like the much-later TV version with Penelope Keith better.

@CanadianMonarchist

28w↑2

Apparently the Sherman Brothers hadn’t even written a song for Mrs. Banks when Walt Disney told Miss Johns they had one. When he got off the phone he called the Sherman Brothers and asked them to write a song for her. They reworked the initial song Mary Poppins sings to the Banks kids, which was called “Practically Perfect in Every Way,” to a song about the WSPU. In a matter of hours Walt and the Sherman Brothers called Miss Johns and played the song for her over the telephone. 😊

@WillScarlet16

28w↑9

100 years old - Well done, Sister!

@DorianYarg

9y↑290

That awful moment when you realize Mary Poppins had no right to vote! O.o

@josephmarrison4606

9y↑3

+Dorian Yarg Nobody except for white men had little to no rights back then.

@Raguleader

8y↑13

+Joseph Marrison Not actually true, depending on where you were. Women who owned property could vote on the Isle of Man from 1881, and the Territory of Wyoming had it legalized back in 1869. New Jersey allowed it in the 1770s, but outlawed it again in the 1800s.

@josephmarrison4606

8y↑2

Raguleader Because people before WW2 were sexist freaks.

@liacat13

8y↑8

but mary poppins was in the UK, not the USA.

@marykatherine1003

7y↑5

and women in the USA didn't get the right to vote until after those in the UK (1919 in the US vs 1918 in the UK)

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@BTURNER1961

9y↑142

Guys, do you realize that you are seeing a who's who of some of the greatest character actors on stage and screen in this movie including these 4 women? Here we see Glynnis Johns, Hermione Baddeley, Rita Shaw and Elsa Lanchester in this scene. We also saw Ed Wynne, Jane Darwell and Reginald Owen. Instead of arguing about the history of the sufregettes,Take a moment and look up some of these names. You will be astonished.

@PhoenicianPrincess88

7y↑2

True, but history is important too.

@alwaysnew189

amen

@Daisnap

Both topics are interesting to me. Love the actors you mentioned! A great cast. Might want to check some of the spellings.

@jerbearala2715

10y↑50

A Very Happy 91st Birthday to Glynis Johns. A true treasure of the theater and film.

@videocat1366

2y↑1

She'll be 99 next week.

@maggotmckenzie

45w

@@videocat1366 100 in October

@HenryHerman

15w↑3

RIP Glynis Johns ❤️
Oct 5, 1923 - January 4, 2024

@amberheimbach4832

6y↑26

I like that Mrs . Banks was a suffragette it gives her more depth somehow more purpose.

@FrankNFurter1000

2y↑4

Now 99 years old – god bless Glynis Johns

@davidfarmer2193

28w↑9

Happy 100th Birthday, Glynis Johns!

@katerinachristoforatou128

15w↑2

R.I.P. She died today ☹️

@d54b42

15w↑3

RIP Glynis Johns.

@aminsadeghpour1549

5y↑46

I have loved the actress who played the mother since I first saw Mary Poppins.

Too bad she is not in the sequel.

@mustakimrozak8299

5y↑1

She Was Glynis Johns .

@adamhanscom3808

The girl who played the original Jane was in the sequel

@Charizarzar

3y↑1

Even Julie Andrews wasn’t in the sequel (as a cameo) :(

@xhyzievlaiysse298

@@Charizarzar read somewhere that she didn't want to do a cameo

@rebeccajones4stories

15w↑2

RIP Glynnis. You were a jewel.

@0prayus

14w↑4

We'll miss you always Miss Johns. ❤ The angels 😇 have added a magnificent voice to the heavenly choir🎶

@xandyx21

28w↑4

Happy 100th birthday Glynis Johns

@amberthemagnificent0

11y↑20

Well done, Sister Suffragettes!

@laurenmeyer8410

7y↑12

one of my favorite Mary Poppins songs

@robertreid1579

15w↑2

Rest in peace Glynis Johns.

@hallson2917

15w↑4

REST IN PEACE GLYNIS JOHNS ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@CharmeD4eva15

12y↑17

LOL they have a heart attack when she lifts her dress up a little bit! Could you imagine if they saw what girls wear today!

@xRomina

3y↑12

I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR GLYNIS JOHNS’ version of Mary Poppins FOR YEARS!! I forgot her name but NEVER forgot the impact she had on my childhood

@marzipanshepherdess9190

14w↑1

Love the way that Elsa Lanchester (as Katie Nana) provides a dry counterpoint to Glynis Johns' militant enthusiasm!

@crazykittyfreak

4y↑10

When mrs banks says "that while we all adore men individually, we agree as a group they're rather stupid" I felt that.

@eljordinio7647

Glad George wasn't there to hear that

@BigBadJooDooDaddy

15w↑1

RIP, thank you for your excellence.

@JudahBailey

15w↑2

Rest in peace Glynis Johns!

@michaelgonzalez1042

14w↑2

R.I.P. Glynis Johns, please spread some love and heartfelt condolences to her family. Johns was known to be a perfectionist about her profession and insisted the roles she took were multi-faceted.

@mattyboyd4045

28w↑3

Happy 100th birthday Glynis!!

@tannervillani

27w↑1

Katie Nana and The Bride of Frankenstein are the same person. Mind blowing. Well done!

@BlossomFlowerGirl

8y↑335

Though we adore men individually
We agree that as a group they're rather stupid! - Brilliant, I think that's my favourite line(s). Because it's true you know.

@aeonjoey

8y↑15

ABSOLUTELY! as a man, seeing this 'if only men voted' map of people voting for trump, MEN AS A GROUP ARE RATHER STUPID! omg, thank god for the 1920s suffragettes in the U.S.!!!!

@Abyssinian121

7y↑8

Agreed, though I should point out that Mary Poppins is set in Great Britain, rather than in the United States. Women gained the right to vote in GB in 1928 with the Representation of the People Act, which granted suffrage to all women over 21. Women in the U.S. were granted this same right by the passage of the 19th Amendment, eight years earlier, which might have helped make the case for extending voting rights in the UK, but it was really WWI and women's active participation in that conflict (sometimes on the battlefield itself as medical, supply and support personnel) that tipped the scales. The costuming in this movie makes it hard to pinpoint exactly when it takes place, though I would presume, from the dresses, that it's prior to WWI.

@guineapiggirl400

7y↑1

Abyssinian121 the father mentions in his opening song "king edward" and 1910 so yes pre ww1

@BlossomFlowerGirl

7y↑2

That is true, although in GB women over 30 who owned property gained the right to vote in 1918. In Australia, women over 21 got the vote but each state differed - In South Australia it was 1895, Western Australia 1899, NSW and Tasmania 1902 and 1903 respectively and QLD and Victoria 1905 and 1908. New Zealand was the first country in the world to give voting rights to women in 1893. Mary Poppins is set in the reign of Edward VII, in April, 1910 shortly before his death. (He died May 1910.)

@courtneyahearn3747

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@Mike190

3y↑6

This song has been stuck in my head... and i have no idea why. Its not like ive listened to it in the last year alone for it to get stuck in my head!

@MrThepresident2009

4y↑9

The great Glynis Johns, a splendid performer of Stephen Sondheim's musicals!

@juanestebanaliaga1065

13w

You'll be dearly missed Glynis Johns. Thanks for cheering up our lives with your grace and humour.

@gustavvson

15w↑4

R.I.P. Glynis Johns 1923-2024. With her death that only leaves 3 cast members that are still with us

@Ramachadras

12w

So, I'm guessing Karen Doltrice, Julie Andrew's and Dick Van Dyke?

@JavierValverde-dw7cy

12w

@@RamachadrasYes

@addisameba

3y↑9

It's incredible to think that Glynis Johns, as of 2021, is still alive and kicking and the kid that played Michael Banks has been dead since the 1970s... life is so chaotically wonderful and tragic.

@mphlohi

2y↑1

Everybody gets a different deal in life.

@My_Legs_Hurt

33w↑1

Soon to be 100 in October. Here's to hoping our sister suffragette makes it to a century.

@jezzaqc

15w↑2

RIP Glynis Johns x

@fringelily

14y↑9

Glynis Johns has the mysterious power to steal every scene she was ever in, no matter who else was on screen ... if Abraham Lincoln and Queen Elizabeth I were in a movie with her, everyone would still be looking at Glynis.

@CanadianMonarchist

28w

Imagine a movie with Elizabeth I, Abraham Lincoln, Glynis Johns, and Judy Garland?

@stephenmcnally8583

6y↑17

Your daughters son's adore you too

@aygoes6491

6y↑6

OMG! I must be watching this for the first time since I was kid (Last time was 12 or 13 years ago) Now in my twenties, I get so much more of this song's vocabulary, history, and timelessness

@Dallas-Nyberg

13y↑4

Ah Glynis - love her voice......one of the greats

@Anthony-go3er

14w

Absolutely love Gylnis John's may this Beautiful angel rest in peace loved how She sang and Actress Hermone Baggley Reta Shaw and Elsa Landcaster ❤️ all these ladies are angels job well done reaching 100 years old ❤may you rest in Peace 🙏

@BroadwayBabyyy744

26w↑1

this past week, this lovely Woman turned 100!! She is still with us!!!! Eyewitness news channel 7 new york just landed an exclusive interview with her, still got her wit and as gentle as ever!!!

@liacat13

8y↑13

hell yes! WELL DONE! thank you sister suffragettes! where we at now huh? thanks guys, we'll take it from here ;)

@SuperGirl-eq1le

@joshbolton7177

8y↑1

Feminest used to be cool

@kneelanb1

27w↑1

I love this so much. Apparently when I was a child I’d see the whole move and just say “again” 😂❤

@1998gypsy

2y↑4

It seems to me that a lot of people here is missing the point of the movie. It's not trying to teach children about sufragete movement, nor about womens' right. Actually, the point, I think, is that Mr and Mrs Banks were so busy taking care of job and suffragette meetings (no matter how good it can be) that they would leave their children with nannies just so they could have time for other things not realizing that their children are the best thing they can have. That's why in the end they go all together to fly a kite, and Mrs Banks gives that "vote for women" thing to be tale for the kite. In the end Mary Poppins leaves because parents will take care of children in the future and there is no need for her to be there anymore. So basically I think point is that you cannot make good impact in society without first taking care about what is given to you. I think that's a beautiful message and also very important today. And I believe that after this part of the story Mrs Banks did teach Jane to be strong woman and to make the world a better place. (I'm not a native english speaker so I'm sorry for mistakes in text)

@Shalvislover

15w

My first memory of Glynis Johns ... #RIP to a great actress

@davidyoung5114

27w↑2

HAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY GLYNIS JOHNS!!!

@WolfieMcMuffin

9y↑23

Those poor children, being nursed by the Bride of Frankenstein!

@ShaggyDawg

8y↑2

+WolfieMcMuffin LOL. I got that.

@PrincessKaren

45w

Idk if ur talking about Winifred or Katie Nanna but they aren't brides of Frankenstein's, Katie Nanna is dead so that's disrespectful.

@alwaysnew189

15w

Addio per sempre! Divinissima GJ. 4th Jan. 2024 (Last Oct.turned 100) . Oh, thank You....

@RandomNexus

7y↑23

Today's election day in the US and this is perfect. grinning

@Snagprophet

5y↑2

Yeah ....

@sebsandford1858

15w↑2

RIP Glynis.

@ChrisManley1994

15w↑2

R.I.P

@danieleasterling3763

6y↑1

My child good was built on older movies like this and now I'm seeing this films first time in a long time. You truly don't know what's happening in movies when you're child. I love this each like each time I watch an older movie I get to see important messages that make up a story. My question is why in the fuck could anyone dislike a film like this.

@bethanyhanna9464

14w↑1

RIP Glynnis Johns.😭

@klassicalmuzik

7y↑21

That awkward moment when you realize that Katie Nanna is also the Bride of Frankenstein and Anne of Cleves.

@eternal.faith408

15w↑1

Rest in Peace Glynis ❤️

@MaddieZhang

1y↑2

I even cried when I heard this song😭. Though, I am very disappointed that Mary Poppins musical doesn’t keep this song anymore.

@mariehernandez5878

3y↑1

Happy 98th Birthday, Dear Glynis Johns!!!

@cat_eppap405

I am watching all of these videos almost crying remembering when I was little and watching this movie all the time

@jodiv2928

15w

RIP sweet lady... age 100 wow

@vickirees2609

15w↑1

Rest in peace, Glynis.

@megsmarsden9388

15w↑1

RIP Mrs Banks

@meganconnell6853

13w↑2

RIP Gynis Johns
(1923-2024).

@alexthrill1386

94 years young and still going. Happy Birthday Glynis johns

@randyliu802

6y↑2

I just love her voice, idk why, i just do

@conniesaylor2526

i love all these songs; love connie

@blkhertajayi4843

29w

when I was a kid I never knew what this song was about but always found it so fun! "well done! Sister Suffragette"

@nealdominicduenasibanez5998

23w↑1

Our Winifred Banks reached her age of century, Well Done sister suffragette!

@HShayD04

3y↑1

I loved this part of the movie when I was little 😂

@3lli0

6y↑2

I love how Mrs Banks is oblivious to the fact the Nanny wants to talk to her 😂 Mrs Banks is so caught up in her song

@CanadianMonarchist

28w↑2

As a passionate singer of show tunes I can empathize with Mrs. Banks.

@3lli0

28w↑2

@@CanadianMonarchist I do love Mrs Banks 😂

@user-kp2zm7xg7z

13w

Glynis Johns.
Rest in peace

@Trexusable

11y↑2

our history class had to memorize this... THUMBS UP HOPKINS

@e.erin.

2y↑10

“Though we adore (some) men individually, we agree that as a group they're raa-ther stuu-pid” — Indeed. Indeed. 😂

@joewhitehead3

2y↑2

It was men who wrote those lyrics

@beefire05

15y

i always get a visual of this whenever I have a class talking about this

@neildennis575

8y↑13

"Your husband ain't dead lady, he's hiding."

@MrNewsolstice

15w↑1

RIP

@PresidentLeiper

15y

AMAZING Video good job for uploading it

@sweeney60

15w

Rest in Peace Glynis!

@RacerGirl48

2y↑1

I still remember watching this movie with my mom in DC for the umpteenth time and the look on her face in this scene going "is that the mother?"

@clauo000weii7

3y↑1

Gooosshh this is iconic

@Booo-lv4oq

15w

I listened to this song today. And just found out she died 5 minutes ago!!! Ahhhh I loved her voice in this!

@RandomFunLex

That ankleee! Lmao, I love this song.

@marvinthemaniac7698

2y↑5

Glynis Johns is still alive at 98 years old!

@eljordinio7647

2y↑1

Let's hope she makes it to b 100

@marvinthemaniac7698

2y↑2

@@eljordinio7647 same with Dick Van Dyke, he's going to be 97 this year.

@oreoandcotton

31w↑1

Now 99

@marvinthemaniac7698

31w

@@oreoandcotton I wonder if she'll make it over 100 like Kirk Douglas did.

@oreoandcotton

31w

I guess we’ll see,@@marvinthemaniac7698

@user-yy9ij3sx8r

7y↑1

good song

@BTWRECORDS

46w

I remeber this since 2nd grade

@mansquatch2260

15w

RIP Glynis Johns

@shanefolan

12y

glynis popped up in an episode of cheers 20 years after this,i recall watching it and although i did'nt know the actresses real name or know her from any other project,i remembered her from watching mary poppins as a kid[10 years before the episode] and recognised her straight away!