<human>: always swooned over disney princesses and other famous film characters, and many of them sought to replicate the success of mary poppins, who never quite made it to grade school. every school would have a movie day, and the whole school would watch a movie projected on the big screen in an old-fashioned way, with lots of chairs and tables, and the movie would seem to progress in a slow, deliberate way until every child could understand what was being projected and would enjoy it. everybody would love it, and every school would have its own movie night. everybody liked the movie, and everyone would remember it for many years to come. laurel and hardy never put forth anything less than competent leadership, which could have misconstrued it as a way to take young kids on magic adventures and make them want to be like their older counterparts.
<bot>: I'm sorry. I don't understand. Can you repeat that in another way?