Bread And Butterflies: Treasure Hunt (1974)

Heat. Heat. real quick. Isn't this neat? >> Yeah. Why don't WE GET A RIDE? >> Are you kidding? Everything's 50 cents and over. We We'd need more money to have fun. >> Listen, we could find a way to get some money. Look at all of it. It looks so fun. How much do you think we'd need? >> Could get a lot of money if we really try. >> We'd need about eight bucks a piece. And the carnival closes Sunday. >> Yeah. And this is Friday. Friday afternoon. How could we ever get any money by Sunday? I told you we find a way that somebody will pay us for doing something. >> I don't know how to do anything and someone will pay me for. Don't either of you have any money? >> I've got this, but I'm not spending it on you two guys. >> Oh, come on. >> Come on, Ernie. We can at least get something to eat >> or play a game. Maybe win a prize. Come on, Ernie. We'll pay you back later. >> I told you I'm not spending this money. This is just part of the money I'm coming back here with on Sunday. You guys are going to have to get your own. You'll just come back here on Sunday and spend it by yourself. >> Or you keep talking like that, we won't get any money. >> Let's look around the fair. Maybe we'll find something to do. >> Okay. Come on. >> It's a prize every time. Come on. Pick up a lucky D. You have any money? Well, it's only a quarter. You can't lose. Come on in here, folks. HEY, THERE'S OVER THERE. YOU'RE SURPRISED. >> Come in. Win one. Find your number to get one. Come here. Get one. Your number. >> Hot pizza here. You like to have a nice pizza? What about you, man? >> Catch the winner right here. 25. Your choice when you win. How about it when it's your birthday here? Win one for a quarter. 25. Your choice when you win. We're going to start the new game right away. All right. >> So, all these people are grown-ups. >> I don't know how to do anything that anyone will pay me for. Well, I'm going to think of something. about this party. >> Let's meet back here Sunday at about 5. That gives us about two days to make about eight bucks. >> Yeah, Friday's almost gone. >> So, let's just try. At least we can make some money. Oh, you smell so good. Oh, you look so wonderful. It was worth $10, wasn't it, to have you wash? I could never make you look this nice in our apartment. That's it. That's what I can do. I can wash dogs. $10 to wash a dog. If it costs less than a dollar to buy dog shampoo, I can make cash money washing dogs. But if it doesn't work, I lose the dollar. >> It's just got to work. >> Hi, Monica. >> Nobody needs a babysitter tomorrow. >> So >> So I need to get some money for the carnival. I wish I was as good as artist as you. Then I could make things and sell them. >> And you do what with the money? >> Well, Bill, Ernie, and I all wanted to go to the carnival, but we don't have any money. So, we decided to earn the money. They're going to get to go, and I'm not. I don't have anything to do. >> Oh, come on, Monica. You're good at a lot of things. >> Not as good as you. You can paint and draw and get money for it. >> Well, maybe you can't draw so well, but there's lots of art things that you could learn. Well, what? Look at this. That was printed from things right out of the kitchen. And you could learn to do that. >> Well, maybe I could. This is pretty. What was it printed with? A lemon? >> No, that one was done with a potato, but you can print with anything that's interesting. I tell you what, why don't you get the paper and the ink and the stuff you need, and we'll make some tomorrow, and we can go down and sell them on Sunday. >> Where will we sell them? >> Well, the same place I sell my things. at the open market on Wisconsin Avenue. >> Uh-oh. >> I don't have any money to buy the ink and paper with. >> Gee, that's tough. Well, I guess you can't do it. >> Unless you gave me some. >> I suppose I could loan you $2 or $3. Well, let's say I'll loan you 250 and you'll pay me 50 cents interest. And I want it before you go to the carnival. >> That's not fair. >> That's business. >> That's not fair. >> Well, that's the deal. Take it or leave it. >> That's not fair. But I'll take it. >> Yes. >> Hello. I'm earning money by washing dogs. Can I wash your dog? >> Wash my dog? No. >> It'll be a great service. >> No. Wash dog. What a dumb idea. Let's get paid a wash dog. A lot of people. What are you doing to get money? Oh, I don't know. Maybe run some merits for people. Yeah, it might work. Where? Oh, I don't know. The market on Club Street, baby. >> Yeah. Well, you better get started cuz I'm going to have my eight bucks by tonight. You ain't got nothing yet. Oh, yeah. Well, watch this. Yeah, >> I'm a professional dog wash and I want to know if I can wash and brush your dog for just $2. >> That's very nice. >> Well, can I do it? >> Uh, no. I'm afraid >> what's wrong. I got some great shampoo and a great brush and a big old tub to wash me. >> I see. >> That's wonderful. But, uh, >> why can't I do it? >> Uh, well, I have a problem. Well, what's the problem? I got some great shampoo, >> but I don't have a dog. I knew it. I told you so. I told you so. Yeah. >> Uh uh. Do you have a doll? >> I can't hear you. I'll carry your gussies. All I own is just for a dollar. >> No. Well, I only live a block from here. How about 50 cents? >> Fine. >> Okay. >> Listen, you guys, that was really stupid. What we should do is um stand in line and do it in order. I want to be first. [music] >> [music] >> Hey, you wouldn't want me to cure this groceries for you, would you? >> No. >> Okay, getting back. >> What? >> Getting back. One chance. You had it. Get back. Oh, we never make eight bucks. I bet early making it easy. [music] [music] [music] >> [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] >> Mister, you really look great. It's worth about $20, but I'm only getting two. Those other guys probably have eight bucks by now. >> Boy, Mister really looks great. You did a fine job. Then it only took you 3 hours. >> It did take me longer than I had expected. >> You know, it cost $10 at the pet bottle to get them washed and dried. >> Well, here's $3. I think you did a fine job. >> Thanks. >> What are you going to do with the money? >> I'm going to the carnival Sunday evening. >> That sounds great. >> And if I have a little extra, I might just save it. >> That's a good idea. >> [music] [music] >> 75 cents. [music] [music] >> Thank you very much. >> [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] [music] >> Oh, hi Bill. Look at all the cards I sold. I have lots of money. I can't wait to spend it at the carnival. You know, I spent all night doing this. This was made with a carrot. I can't wait to go to the carnival tonight and spend all our money. Do you like them? >> Buy these fruit things for >> Well, to send the people, I guess. Well, at least I'll have enough money to go to the carnival. >> Well, so will I. How much did you make and how did you make it? >> None of your business. >> Oh, come on. Tell me. Did you make a dollars? >> Almost. Anyway, if you can make it, so can I. >> Well, you better hurry. It's 3:00 now. That only leaves you 2 hours. Come on, show me how much you have. >> Oh, why should I? You think you're so great? I'll be there at the carnival. I'll have $8, too. >> Didn't he act strange? Do you think you really made any money? [music] >> HEY, BILL. I MADE $6 WASHING DOGS. >> And I made $7 selling cards. >> You did? What kind of cars? >> You know the kind you give to people when you want to say thank you. >> Yeah. Won't you SEE SOME OF THE DOGS THAT I WATCH? SOME OF THIS. >> REALLY? I would have watched some money. >> It was really fun. You know, >> I got money, too. So, let's just >> Hey, where'd you get your money? >> Around. How'd you make it? I got it around. >> Why don't you TELL US? LET'S GET IT AT. Never mind. Let's go see the carnival. >> What's the matter? Why can't you tell US WHERE YOU GOT IT AT? >> Just around. Come on. >> Did you have fun doing it? >> What can't you tell? What's so secretive about it? >> Come on, tell us. Please. Look, I'm going to go see the carnival. If you guys don't want to come, you don't have to. >> Well, we had fun earning our money, so let's GO SPEND IT. >> COME ON. >> [music] >> Supported by a consortium of 34 educational agencies. This program was produced by WNVT, Northern Virginia Educational Television. under the supervision of AIT, Agency for Instructional Television.