bert was the chimney sweeps name in mary poppins.
bert was the chimney sweeps name in mary poppins.
what is the chimney sweeps name in mary poppins?
bert
bullet::::- "chitty chitty bang bang", 2007 (singapore)









































bullet::::- "mary poppins", 2008 (uk tour)









































bullet::::- "chitty chitty bang bang", 2008 (second uk tour)









































bullet::::- "mary poppins", 2008 (stockholm)









































bullet::::- "mary poppins", 2009 (us tour)









































bullet::::- "mary poppins", 2009 (copenhagen)









































bullet::::- "mary poppins", 2009 (budapest)









































bullet::::- "mary poppins", 2009 (shanghai)









































bullet::::- "mary poppins", 2010 (australia)









































bullet::::- "mary poppins", 2009 (south africa)









































bullet::::- "mary poppins", 2009 (amsterdam)









































bullet::::- "mary poppins", 2009 (helsinki)









































bullet::::- "summer magic", 2012 (morristown, tennessee)









































bullet::::- "the jungle book", 2013 (chicago, illinois)









































bullet::::- "the jungle book", 2013 (boston, massachusetts)









































bullet::::- "a spoonful of sherman", 2014 (london)
robert b. sherman
ashley was a strong supporter of prohibiting the employment of boys as chimney sweeps. many climbing boys were illegitimate who had been sold by their parents. they suffered from scorched and lacerated skin, their eyes and throats filled with soot, with the danger of suffocation and their occupational disease—cancer of the scrotum. in 1840 a bill was introduced into the commons outlawing the employment of boys as chimney sweeps, and strongly supported by ashley. despite being enforced in london, elsewhere the act did not stop the employment of child chimney sweeps and this led to the foundation of the climbing-boys' society with ashley as its chairman. in 1851, 1853 and 1855 shaftesbury introduced bills into parliament to deal with the ongoing use of boy chimney sweeps but these were all defeated. he succeeded in passing the chimney sweepers regulation act 1864 but like its predecessors, it remained ineffectual. shaftesbury finally persuaded parliament to pass the chimney sweepers act 1875 which ensured the annual licensing of chimney sweeps and the enforcement of the law by the police. this finally eradicated the employment of boys as chimney sweeps.
anthony ashley-cooper, 7th earl of shaftesbury