I HAD A FRIEND WHO WAS LIKE THAT UNTILL I CALLED HIM OUT ON IT IT TURNS OUT HE HAD A CHILDHOOD THAT WAS VERRY HARD AFTER THAT WE BECAME VERRY CLOSE FRIENDS
I think more people ought to play the glad game!!!! Maybe the world would look a lot brighter if people looked for the good and consentrated on finding it. Like Balloo says, accentuate the positive , forget the negative. Concentrate on the good stuff. If you see someone who needs a smile give them one.
I am glad to be a part of an amazing extended family! Blessed to be a part of a truly remarkable team of science teachers, the best group I have ever worked with in over thirty years! Rock Stars! Thankful to be at a building where the leadership is on the same team. Doc
And here's an unexpected tribute from an old guy who learned your lesson well. I'm glad that my last upper tooth just fell out because now I'll get started on getting dentures and I get to share all the wonderful crunchy treats that I can no longer chew with my neighbors, who have similarly left their own anonymous contributions from time to time at our mailboxes in the lobby Am I glad I met you Polly, you sure are an inspiration in these tough times
@@marfa2785 Yes, a dash isn't enough, we could use a deep scoopful of a dose instead of just a dash. I'm glad you helped me refine my phrasing, thank you. Have some peas -- and a great week!
@@bronxbearbud272 Thank you, I sure am glad to have corrected you, as I met such a perfectly funny person! And I would be glad to wish you a great week as well!
I spend most of my Sundays in bed too. I love it. Especially on days like today, when it's cold and has been snowing all day. It's my only full day off, and I just watch movies and take naps. 😁
Starting at the 0:09 mark notice the lady holding the bowl. She is Mary Grace Canfield. She played Ralph Monroe on "Green Acres." She died in 2014 at age 89.
She was a good actress. But I don’t like her character as Angelica on Pollyana. Angelica is very negative and mean to Pollyana. She sounds and acts a lot worse than Aunt Polly. But luckily Pollyana doesn’t let her get in the way of doing what she enjoys best which is spreading happiness and positivity towards others. If you watch the 1989 version of Pollyana, Mrs. Conley is a much better maid and influence than Angelica.
@@DannyM-xe5wc yioure totally missing the point....they had to have someone so negative so they can show she even turns HER around in the end! I thought even kids would get this
@@Tommyblueeyes I totally understand. I was just expressing my opinion about Angelica. I’m glad that I’ve had the opportunity to enjoy the movie when I was a kid.
watch the entire movie, and possibly on the double disc dvd with all the extras, some lyrics were put on instrumental music from the film, there s the glad game song, pollyanna song and jimmy bean song I play the glad game every day, it keeps me younger and healthier than anybody my age or younger that I know
@@blue-sea8901 I haven’t seen those, but I think what people are saying is that every hyped up movie for over a decade now has been either a comic book movie, Star Wars, or a remake/sequel to something you’d rather watch.
It's a good movie, and a big reason people talk about the "Pollyanna" mindset. I think that the track from EarthBound was inspired by the movie. Maybe not, though.
Yes, her name is Reta Shaw. A very popular character actress who appeared in several classic films and television programs throughout the 50s, 60s and 70s.
Tomara que em As Aventuras de Pollyanna a mansão da tia Luiza tia de Poliana seja muito muito grande seja maior que a mansão de Cúmplices de um Resgate e maior que a mansão dos Almeida Campos de Chiquititas Tomara que essa mansão tenha tudo balanços e tenha tablet celular computador
I've figured out how to play the "Glad Game". I read in _The Big Book of Animal Records_ (ⓒ1985) by Annette Tison and Talus Taylor that the great white shark is 40 feet long. I was somewhat disappointed when I read, from a more reliable source, that 16 feet is its average length. I later found out that whoever estimated the great white as being 40 feet in length might have confused it with its giant prehistoric relative from around 15 million B. C. E., _Otodus megalodon_ , whose teeth were up to 6.6875 inches (17 centimeters) long. I read about this in _Prehistoric Life_ (ⓒ2009) by Dr. Douglas Palmer et al. Even though I was disappointed at first, I was glad to be properly informed. Facts and figures about animals, people, etc. shouldn't have to be exaggerated in order to seem more impressive. *Sources:* *•Palmer, Douglas et al. "Neogene". **_Prehistoric Life_** , edited by Jamie Ambrose et al., DK Publishing, 2009, page 405.* *•Tison, Annette, and Talus Taylor. "THE BIGGEST AND THE SMALLEST". **_The Big Book of Animal Records_** , edited by Beverly Birch, originally published by Arnoldo Mondadori, Grosset & Dunlap (of The Putnam Publishing Group), 1985, page 10.*
One of the first movies I saw with my mother when I was a little girl. Kind of makes me sad now that she's gone. I loved the movie.
I understand. This movie was the foundation of my childhood.
I remember staying up late as child watching these types of movies. I miss those times. ❤️
maybe you know a child you could rent a film with, or watch one from your FTA.
I loved this watched it as a child in South Africa 38 years ago I'm 45 now
Honestly...this is one of my favorite movies. My husband purchased this movie for me...
it was walt's favorite movies, he insisted for all the scenes to be left in, not cut
thank you uncle walt
I love this movie
I am glad he did
@@charleneoneill4729 I'll Love This Too
The looking on the positive side of life reminded me of Pollyanna. The glad game sticks in your head (sometimes annoyingly).
I HAD A FRIEND WHO WAS LIKE THAT UNTILL I CALLED HIM OUT ON IT IT TURNS OUT HE HAD A CHILDHOOD THAT WAS VERRY HARD AFTER THAT WE BECAME VERRY CLOSE FRIENDS
My sister and I played it together before she got married whenever we were mad at something and it made us smile.
If every quietly played ( lived ) it, what a life it would be
I think more people ought to play the glad game!!!! Maybe the world would look a lot brighter if people looked for the good and consentrated on finding it. Like Balloo says, accentuate the positive , forget the negative. Concentrate on the good stuff.
If you see someone who needs a smile give them one.
I am glad to be a part of an amazing extended family! Blessed to be a part of a truly remarkable team of science teachers, the best group I have ever worked with in over thirty years! Rock Stars! Thankful to be at a building where the leadership is on the same team. Doc
The only princess any Disney park needs is dear old Pollyanna!
My favorite movie growing up.
And here's an unexpected tribute from an old guy who learned your lesson well. I'm glad that my last upper tooth just fell out because now I'll get started on getting dentures and I get to share all the wonderful crunchy treats that I can no longer chew with my neighbors, who have similarly left their own anonymous contributions from time to time at our mailboxes in the lobby Am I glad I met you Polly, you sure are an inspiration in these tough times
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This Movie is Going To Make Me Happy When I Watch It
I like that kid, now more than ever. In this time of quarantine and social isolation, we all could use a dash of Pollyanna to see us through!
a "dose" you mean?
@@marfa2785 Yes, a dash isn't enough, we could use a deep scoopful of a dose instead of just a dash. I'm glad you helped me refine my phrasing, thank you. Have some peas -- and a great week!
@@bronxbearbud272 Thank you, I sure am glad to have corrected you, as I met such a perfectly funny person! And I would be glad to wish you a great week as well!
@@marfa2785 (silently tips cap as I go strolling down the lane)
I am glad I discovered the story of Pollyanna.
Boy, I wish people talked like that.
Thisnameistaken11 I wonder If there's people that still talks like that
I don't
i wish america was like that
I do... someone told me I was a Pollyanna and to “f off” because I was too overly positive and optimistic 😑
They do..English people.
This movie. I wish I had a friend like Pollyanna
I love the way Nancy explains why she hates Sundays I don’t blame her
Not at all, Sundays are the days of rest
Thank you for posting this
Sunday is what i live for, I'm in bed most of the day where i always wanna be.
I spend most of my Sundays in bed too. I love it. Especially on days like today, when it's cold and has been snowing all day. It's my only full day off, and I just watch movies and take naps. 😁
@@jennyn5692 I like to get drunk and yell at the TV
😂
LOL at her sticking her tongue out.
LadyDietrich1901 still hilarious.
She did deserve it.
1:06 oh lay off her Angie 😂
Oh stop it 😂
I don’t blame Nancy for snapping at Angelica
Love Nancy Olsen
The Glad teaches even the Pollyannas of this world that challenges are inevitable and even then, to think positively!
I ❤ Pollyanna
Love this movie!
Me too besides The Parent Trap.
This was the first film of Walt Disney
Nice to think positive
Lmao I love how she just causally stuffs beans in her pockets
is that going to be her lunch?
Peas
That's was pretty funny 🤣😊
Pollyanna is good girl and funny
A GOOD GIRL HE SAYS!!
Angelica is a sourpuss
I love this movie
Me too besides The Parent Trap.
That is something to be glad about!
My favorite Karl Malden role.
Starting at the 0:09 mark notice the lady holding the bowl. She is Mary Grace Canfield. She played Ralph Monroe on "Green Acres." She died in 2014 at age 89.
I called old Sourpuss
She was a good actress. But I don’t like her character as Angelica on Pollyana. Angelica is very negative and mean to Pollyana. She sounds and acts a lot worse than Aunt Polly. But luckily Pollyana doesn’t let her get in the way of doing what she enjoys best which is spreading happiness and positivity towards others. If you watch the 1989 version of Pollyana, Mrs. Conley is a much better maid and influence than Angelica.
@@DannyM-xe5wc yioure totally missing the point....they had to have someone so negative so they can show she even turns HER around in the end! I thought even kids would get this
@@Tommyblueeyes I totally understand. I was just expressing my opinion about Angelica. I’m glad that I’ve had the opportunity to enjoy the movie when I was a kid.
I'm glad that this clip didn't actually tell how to play the glad game, because then more people would be glader then me.
watch the entire movie, and possibly on the double disc dvd with all the extras, some lyrics were put on instrumental music from the film, there s the glad game song, pollyanna song and jimmy bean song
I play the glad game every day, it keeps me younger and healthier than anybody my age or younger that I know
How To Play The Glad Game:
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People took you seriously
Benny Revival
YESIIRR
Rita Shaw was in so Many tv shows . Including Mary Poppins .
Don't forget Mary Grace Canfield.
This movie i always love
Love the happy game
Though she was gonna say, "cause we are going to church"
Because it will be six whole days before Sunday comes round again, huh?
Love the glad game
One of my favorite movies
I love the movie too besides The Parent Trap.
@@blue-sea8901 That was a great movie to it with her!! So much trash out today I love watching the old movies when life was better
What about La La Land and A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood with Mr. Rogers? I don't think they are trash.
Also, Up was a very heartwarming movie.
@@blue-sea8901 I haven’t seen those, but I think what people are saying is that every hyped up movie for over a decade now has been either a comic book movie, Star Wars, or a remake/sequel to something you’d rather watch.
It's Ralph Monroe!
A great game to play ▶️
Don't underestimate the positive power of negative thinking.
Or vice versa.
I only just found out this movie existed, found it when searching up the EarthBound/Mother song.
It's a good movie, and a big reason people talk about the "Pollyanna" mindset. I think that the track from EarthBound was inspired by the movie. Maybe not, though.
2022… remake this movie! They’ve remade everything else. People need to learn to play “The Glad Game”!!!!
No. They’ll probably have Paul Ford be the villain because he’s a Bible thumper, or the town will be even more cynical.
Is the woman with grey hair from Mary Poppins??
Yes, her name is Reta Shaw. A very popular character actress who appeared in several classic films and television programs throughout the 50s, 60s and 70s.
Pollyanna is almost like Steven Universe before Steven Universe.
Love pollyanna
Me too.
Great. Thanks.
Isn't Reta Shaw playing Mrs Brill from Mary Poppins
Everyone is speaking in a Yankee accent, but that little girl's accent sounds foreign. She's Australian, perhaps.
Mills is a British actress
told u this before! sounds NOTHING like Australian! She is sir john mills kid....(sounds funny saying that now) british!!! how hard?
@@Tommyblueeyes calm thyself, sweetpea
Thanks
Someone explain WHY they hate Sundays again? So it used to be six days holidays and one work day???
Because of the preaching in church being all hell and damnation!
I never watch pollyanna the first time. She lives with her Aunt polly Angelica in pollyanna she is mean girl
Mary Grace Canfield was such a sweetheart, but Angelica was a sourpuss, and mean to Pollyanna
Like going to library😊
I came here by *RHONDA BYRNE*
never seen the film, surprised they hate Sundays...theyre not working very hard anyway if they're supposed to be working.
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When I die I hope I go to Harrington.
Em 2019 podia fazer antes e depois de As Aventuras de Poliana 2018 antes e 2019 depois
This isn't Earthbound
HHHHAHHAHAHAHAH
Why Sundays rock, no posts on Sundays.
Right you are, Harry!
Vi depois de As Aventuras de Poliana em 2018
Love u forgive me
Angelica was the best character in this film. 😄
Tomara que em As Aventuras de Pollyanna a mansão da tia Luiza tia de Poliana seja muito muito grande seja maior que a mansão de Cúmplices de um Resgate e maior que a mansão dos Almeida Campos de Chiquititas Tomara que essa mansão tenha tudo balanços e tenha tablet celular computador
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Why do you claim it is the FULL movie when it clearly isn't. SO ANNOYING !!!! False claims so thanks mate !!
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I've figured out how to play the "Glad Game". I read in _The Big Book of Animal Records_ (ⓒ1985) by Annette Tison and Talus Taylor that the great white shark is 40 feet long. I was somewhat disappointed when I read, from a more reliable source, that 16 feet is its average length. I later found out that whoever estimated the great white as being 40 feet in length might have confused it with its giant prehistoric relative from around 15 million B. C. E., _Otodus megalodon_ , whose teeth were up to 6.6875 inches (17 centimeters) long. I read about this in _Prehistoric Life_ (ⓒ2009) by Dr. Douglas Palmer et al. Even though I was disappointed at first, I was glad to be properly informed. Facts and figures about animals, people, etc. shouldn't have to be exaggerated in order to seem more impressive.
*Sources:*
*•Palmer, Douglas et al. "Neogene". **_Prehistoric Life_** , edited by Jamie Ambrose et al., DK Publishing, 2009, page 405.*
*•Tison, Annette, and Talus Taylor. "THE BIGGEST AND THE SMALLEST". **_The Big Book of Animal Records_** , edited by Beverly Birch, originally published by Arnoldo Mondadori, Grosset & Dunlap (of The Putnam Publishing Group), 1985, page 10.*