The Student Prince Page #4

And the fruit trees arching

in the month of may

For there's no good fellow

When he's feeling mellow

From the beer so yellow

would delay

To the inn we're going

Where the beer is flowing

And we'll soon be blowing off

the foam on top

And as we're explaining

They'll be no refraining

Till we're all through

draining every drop

All in step we're swinging

While we join in singing

With our voices ringing

in a merry rhyme

There is joy alounding

In our song resounding

While our steins are

resounding all the time

Now the spring we're greeting

With our merry meeting

And our day completing

with a mug of beer

To the inn we're heading

All our cares we're shedding

As we start another college year

To the inn we're marching

For our throats are parching

And the fruit trees arching

in the month of may

To the inn we're marching

For our throats are parching

To the inn

To the inn

We're marching on

Beer, here

Beer, here

Turn the barrel upside down

Beer, here

Beer, here

What a lovely way to get drunk!

Savages!

Well, you've... you've chosen

a mad house for his highness.

Doctor Juttner said it was

the finest inn in Heidelberg.

Juttner would like this place.

Does this carousing

go on everyday?

No, your excellency,

only every night.

Who is this person?

Herr Ruder,

the owner of the inn.

You tell him he is not to speak

until we speak to him.

Heae this!

Hubert!

I will not to occupy a suite

where I can hear

those cattle-hollering savages.

You can hear them everywhere.

Your excellency has

the same view as the prince's,

the river Nekar.

The river, yes,

I was coming to that.

How considerate when you know

I suffer from rheumatism.

Forgive me, Herr Lutz.

The river was here

when I arrived.

Don't interrupt.

I had hoped to come to you

and look at you and say

"Hubert, I am satisfied. "

But I am not satisfied, Hubert.

Oh, this might serve for

an ordinary lackey.

But did his majesty send an

ordinary lackey with the prince?

No, he sent me.

Hubert, who is his excellency?

His highness is valet.

Valet?

Valet, I thought you were

a Prime Minister at least.

Let me tell you that this inn

has been enter taining royalty

for over 300 years.

Oh, they may have lived here

but they were not entertained.

Yes, yes,

barons, counts and dukes.

Never a prince of Karlsburg.

it... it had to enter Heidelberg.

I warn you, we are not

amused by impertinence.

Hubert! Lutz!

Hubert, where my room is?

Where is his highness?

Isn't he with you?

No, he's with you.

He's obviously not with me.

Then you've lost the prince.

Lost the prince here?

I knew you couldn't be trusted.

Now, now, don't get excited.

He'll get here, and with

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