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00:02:15 #1 I'm scared of death.
00:02:16 #2 I can't understand why you have this terrible fear of animals in you. What is it?
00:02:24 #3 When I was a little baby, I was scared by my piggy bank.
00:02:27 #4 That's nonsense.
00:02:29 #5 You want to hear something worse?
00:02:30 #6 What?
00:02:31 #7 I was 15 years old before I ate my first animal cracker.
00:02:34 #8 The store's about to open up.
00:02:37 #9 Fix up your college.
00:02:38 #10 Get to work.
00:02:47 #11 Yes, sir.
00:02:48 #12 That's the truth.
00:02:49 #13 Do you happen to have a copy of Doc's safari by Cuttleford?
00:02:56 #14 I'll find out.
00:02:58 #15 Hey, Bob.
00:02:59 #16 How do you do, gentlemen?
00:03:06 #17 We like to speak to salesmen, pal.
00:03:08 #18 Well, I'm the salesman Stanley Livington.
00:03:10 #19 I'm the clerk in charge of all jungle books.
00:03:13 #20 At 11 o'clock.
00:03:14 #21 Given the lecture. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:03:16 #22 You got a book by the name of Dark Safari by Cuddleford.
00:03:19 #23 Dark Safari by Cuddleford?
00:03:21 #24 We did have it.
00:03:22 #25 Well, we got rid of it some time ago.
00:03:24 #26 I want to tell you gentlemen, I read that book.
00:03:27 #27 I had nightmares for nine months.
00:03:34 #28 How well do you remember that book? Why?
00:03:36 #29 You remember a map that.
00:03:38 #30 A map of that book?
00:03:39 #31 Of course I remember it.
00:03:40 #32 Could you draw it?
00:03:41 #33 Could I draw it?
00:03:42 #34 For $1,000?
00:03:44 #35 Draw that map in that book for $1,000? Mm-hmm. Ha!
00:03:47 #36 For $1,000, I could draw that map in oil.
00:03:48 #37 OK, then meet us in the alley tonight at 7.30.
00:03:51 #38 And we'll take you to somebody who'll give you $1,000
00:03:53 #39 the minute you lay down the pencil.
00:03:55 #40 Is it a deal?
00:03:57 #41 Shake.
00:03:59 #42 Hey, pal.
00:04:04 #43 See you in the alley tonight at 7.30.
00:04:06 #44 And be there, Chum.
00:04:07 #45 Get me?
00:04:11 #46 $1,000.
00:04:12 #47 Draw that map.
00:04:16 #48 I'm sorry, but that book is out of print.
00:04:18 #49 In fact, we sold the last one some time ago.
00:04:20 #50 Dear, I was afraid of that.
00:04:22 #51 I've been to every bookstore in the city.
00:04:24 #52 There's a map in that book that I'd give $2,500 for.
00:04:28 #53 Would you give me that again, please?
00:04:30 #54 I said there was a map in that book that I'd give $2,500 for.
00:04:33 #55 $2,500?
00:04:36 #56 Excuse me, I'll be right back.
00:04:41 #57 Hey, Buzz, this shall never be believed.
00:04:43 #58 There were two guys in here. I didn't say it.
00:04:44 #59 Look, Stanley, how well do you remember that book you
00:04:46 #60 read about, Doc Safari?
00:04:47 #61 If I'm trying to tell you, there was two guys in here.
00:04:49 #62 No, look, you remember there was a map in it. You two?
00:04:52 #63 Now go away, go away, go away.
00:04:54 #64 What are you doing there?
00:04:55 #65 I'm drawing that map now.
00:04:56 #66 Oh, no, you don't.
00:04:57 #67 Oh, you can't. Don't turn it up.
00:04:59 #68 I've got a chance to make it in the morning. Quiet.
00:05:02 #69 Come on, follow me.
00:05:02 #70 Oh, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
00:05:03 #71 Get easy, get easy.
00:05:04 #72 Come on, come on.
00:05:05 #73 Madam, you are the luckiest person in New York this morning.
00:05:09 #74 Allow me to introduce Stanley Livington, one
00:05:12 #75 of the world's greatest wild game hunters.
00:05:14 #76 Oh, how exciting.
00:05:15 #77 Wild game hunters are my weakness.
00:05:17 #78 This is really a thrill, Mr. Livington.
00:05:19 #79 So nice meeting you, too.
00:05:20 #80 But I'm really not.
00:05:21 #81 I had my interest you to know that when Mr. Cuddleford wrote Doc Safari,
00:05:25 #82 Mr. Livington was right there.
00:05:27 #83 Oh, wonderful.
00:05:28 #84 Then you must be very familiar with the map that is in there. Map? Yes.
00:05:33 #85 Oh, sure.
00:05:34 #86 That's one map I could draw on a dark room even without a pencil. Yes.
00:05:36 #87 See, your troubles were all over.
00:05:38 #88 I could make arrangements to bring them over to your home this evening.
00:05:40 #89 Oh, marvelous.
00:05:41 #90 I think it's a wonderful idea.
00:05:43 #91 My name is Emerson. Diane Anderson.
00:05:45 #92 How are you doing, Miss Emerson?
00:05:45 #93 But now I've got a date in the alley.
00:05:47 #94 She'll have to wait.
00:05:49 #95 Here's my address.
00:05:51 #96 See you tonight then.
00:05:52 #97 Goodbye.
00:05:55 #98 That's the kind of girl I dream about.
00:05:57 #99 But you should see the ones I get.
00:06:02 #100 I tell you, boss, the guys said they knew the map backwards.
00:06:05 #101 So we make a date to meet him, bring him in, have him draw it.
00:06:08 #102 Yeah, and the little Muslim never shows up after us
00:06:10 #103 offering him a grand.
00:06:11 #104 Well, you can relax.
00:06:13 #105 I found somebody myself this morning.
00:06:14 #106 You did, boss?
00:06:15 #107 Where?
00:06:16 #108 The Clopper's department store.
00:06:17 #109 That's where we found our guy.
00:06:20 #110 Wait a minute.
00:06:21 #111 Was he a silly-looking little fat guy?
00:06:23 #112 That's him.
00:06:25 #113 Why that two-timer?
00:06:27 #114 You offer him a thousand and he holds out for a higher price.
00:06:29 #115 The minute he puts his foot through the door,
00:06:31 #116 I'll break every bone in his head.
00:06:32 #117 You do no such thing.
00:06:34 #118 When he leaves, you boys can meet him outside
00:06:36 #119 and get my money back.
00:06:38 #120 We get you, boss.
00:06:39 #121 Now go out the side entrance.
00:06:40 #122 I'm closing a deal with the man who's
00:06:41 #123 going to lead the safari.
00:06:46 #124 Won't you come in, Mr. Beatty?
00:06:47 #125 It's the place.
00:06:57 #126 Now don't forget she thinks you're a big game hunter.
00:06:59 #127 Buzz, why do you keep getting me in the middle?
00:07:00 #128 I wish you hadn't.
00:07:01 #129 Boy, you in great.
00:07:03 #130 Here I'm giving you a chance to make me $2,500.
00:07:06 #131 Is that the way you want to repay me for all the things I could have done for you?
00:07:09 #132 Come on. I'm sorry.
00:07:13 #133 Will you come on?
00:07:26 #134 I'm shutting off the water.
00:07:28 #135 Well, turn it off and come on.
00:07:32 #136 I stop this.
00:07:33 #137 Good. Come on up here.
00:07:35 #138 May I see you a minute, please?
00:07:37 #139 No. No, what's the matter?
00:07:44 #140 My finger's stuck.
00:07:46 #141 Leave it there and come on.
00:07:47 #142 Okay.
00:07:49 #143 What's the matter? Let me see this.
00:07:51 #144 Not that one. Not that one!
00:07:54 #145 That one!
00:07:55 #146 Don't boil that one!
00:07:57 #147 Did you answer the door?
00:08:00 #148 No. Do I have to?
00:08:02 #149 Answer the door.
00:08:04 #150 Oh, all right.
00:08:06 #151 Do everything around here.
00:08:08 #152 You're a wimp.
00:08:12 #153 I've got a beer cook and a butler.
00:08:14 #154 One of these days I'll just...
00:08:16 #155 Well, that's all.
00:08:18 #156 I'll just do it.
00:08:20 #157 Yes?
00:08:25 #158 Mr. Johnson and Mr. Livington to see Miss Emerson.
00:08:27 #159 Well, come in.
00:08:33 #160 Who is knocking?
00:08:35 #161 And Miss Emerson is busy for the moment.
00:08:38 #162 Will you step in the living room, please?
00:08:40 #163 Pat's?
00:09:10 #164 That belongs on outside.
00:09:11 #165 Yeah, I can't get it off.
00:09:13 #166 Help me get it off.
00:09:15 #167 We need to get here.
00:09:16 #168 Well, not so hard.
00:09:17 #169 You can't get your hand out.
00:09:18 #170 I'll pull it off.
00:09:19 #171 Get your hand out of the way, nuts.
00:09:20 #172 Get your hand out of the way.
00:09:24 #173 Get it off.
00:09:26 #174 Naturally, I haven't publicized the expedition
00:09:28 #175 because I could easily become the victim of unscrupulous
00:09:30 #176 people.
00:09:31 #177 Perhaps one of the few in existence, the owner would practically have you in the palm of his hand.
00:09:35 #178 This man coming tonight is the gullible type, but fairly intelligent.
00:09:39 #179 If he can remember the map accurately, we'll proceed at once.
00:09:42 #180 That'll be fine with me, Miss Emerson.
00:09:44 #181 And now regarding your fee, suppose we say 5,000 in advance and 15,000 on completion.
00:09:50 #182 That's very liberal.
00:09:52 #183 On the contrary, money is no object, as long as I get what I'm after.
00:09:57 #184 Come on, will you?
00:09:59 #185 That is not that hand.
00:10:03 #186 This one.
00:10:04 #187 Well, put this hand in your pocket.
00:10:05 #188 Oh, get your hand out of it.
00:10:09 #189 Oh.
00:10:13 #190 Oh, sometimes it's, oh.
00:10:16 #191 Oh, not that map is worth more than $2,500, that woman. I can't get over it.
00:10:23 #192 All I did was go like this, and the water came out.
00:10:24 #193 Are you listening?
00:10:26 #194 Come on, around here.
00:10:33 #195 And I got more about this deal.
00:10:34 #196 Who was at the door, Harry?
00:10:44 #197 Mr. Livington and Mr. Johnson.
00:10:46 #198 Good. Where are they?
00:10:47 #199 They're in the living room.
00:10:48 #200 I'll see them in a minute and we'll have coffee in the library.
00:10:55 #201 Harry, I'm calling Gunner to come over.
00:10:56 #202 Please leave the door open.
00:10:58 #203 Yes, ma'am.
00:11:07 #204 Excuse me.
00:11:07 #205 I didn't order anybody in the room.
00:11:09 #206 I'm awfully sorry.
00:11:10 #207 Say, hold it.
00:11:11 #208 Wait, what do you want?
00:11:12 #209 You know, you standing in front of this here picture
00:11:13 #210 reminds me of my last expedition in Africa?
00:11:15 #211 And that's so.
00:11:16 #212 Yes, indeedy.
00:11:18 #213 And it was my most dangerous expedition.
00:11:22 #214 We were after cats. Big cats.
00:11:23 #215 You know what cats are?
00:11:25 #216 Lines, I imagine.
00:11:26 #217 Oh, there's no imagine about it, my friend.
00:11:28 #218 lines are lines here or any place there are lines you can't imagine their lines oh
00:11:32 #219 no indeedy I want to tell you something my first afternoon out I'd bank 64 lines
00:11:37 #220 dad what a hunt really oh yes and then I ran into an old friend of mine Clyde
00:11:43 #221 Beatty no yeah and was he yurked he didn't bag a line for two weeks
00:11:49 #222 bagged them all he couldn't get one of them of course when it comes to handling
00:11:57 #223 He doesn't know anything.
00:11:58 #224 I'm the boy, right over here.
00:12:00 #225 I want to tell you something else, too, between you and I.
00:12:03 #226 Clyde Beatty is a phony.
00:12:06 #227 On the side, a pretty nice fella,
00:12:08 #228 but between you and I, a phony.
00:12:11 #229 Something else I want to tell you, friend.
00:12:13 #230 Who do you think tames the lines
00:12:16 #231 that he has inside the gauges?
00:12:19 #232 Me, Stanley Livington,
00:12:22 #233 the world's greatest hunter.
00:12:24 #234 No kidding.
00:12:25 #235 Yes, sir. Well, one of the greatest.
00:12:29 #236 By the way, what's your name?
00:12:31 #237 Clyde Beatty. Clyde Beatty.
00:12:32 #238 Clyde, it's nice knowing you.
00:12:33 #239 I want you to stick around because I'm going to tell you how I used to go in myself and tame those lions.
00:12:37 #240 Now, when it comes to taming the animals, Clyde... Clyde! Clyde!
00:12:55 #241 Oh, good evening. I see you've met Mr. Livington, our big wild game mother, eh?
00:12:59 #242 Yes, indeed. Swell.
00:13:01 #243 He just then told me about some of his exploits.
00:13:03 #244 Oh, swell, swell, that's fine.
00:13:05 #245 Tell him about the time you and Clyde Beatty went tiger hunting in India.
00:13:08 #246 I'd like to hear about it.
00:13:10 #247 Yes, indeed.
00:13:11 #248 Why, Stanley tells me that he outshot Beatty five to one.
00:13:17 #249 By the way, I don't think you've introduced me to this gentleman.
00:13:20 #250 Clyde Beatty.
00:13:24 #251 I'll be seeing you around there.
00:13:26 #252 Mr. Beatty, I'm sorry for what I said about Mr. Beatty.
00:13:29 #253 Excuse me.
00:13:30 #254 Why, Mr. Johnson and Mr. Livington, please forgive me for keeping you waiting.
00:13:34 #255 You met Mr. Beatty?
00:13:35 #256 It seems Mr. Livington and our old hunting pals.
00:13:37 #257 Won't you gentlemen have some coffee?
00:13:42 #258 And after coffee, we'll have Mr. Livington draw the map.
00:13:44 #259 But I'm terribly sorry.
00:13:46 #260 Mr. Livington will not be able to draw the map.
00:13:48 #261 But he's got to.
00:13:49 #262 The whole success of my trip depends on it.
00:13:51 #263 You mean you intend to take a trip to Africa?
00:13:54 #264 Very definitely. I'm planning a safari.
00:13:56 #265 I wonder if I may be excused.
00:13:58 #266 I know you both have rather caught business in private.
00:14:00 #267 If you don't mind, I think it would be better.
00:14:02 #268 Mr. Beattie's hat, Harry. Excuse me, gentlemen.
00:14:05 #269 Good night, old friend.
00:14:13 #270 Grapple and boots are outside waiting to slug Johnson in Livington.
00:14:16 #271 and tell them the plans are changed and to lay off.
00:14:18 #272 Yes, ma'am.
00:14:20 #273 But, Buzz, let me draw the map.
00:14:21 #274 We'll get to $2,500 and get out of here.
00:14:23 #275 Certainly not.
00:14:24 #276 Now, if I play your cards right, we'll get more than $2,500.
00:14:28 #277 Listen, you heard her.
00:14:29 #278 She's organizing a safari.
00:14:31 #279 I wish I was there. Where?
00:14:32 #280 On a whole book of safari right now.
00:14:35 #281 Stanley, you're absolutely right.
00:14:37 #282 As you surmised, I'll be frank with you,
00:14:40 #283 I don't blame you for having the desire.
00:14:41 #284 Desire to what? Of course.
00:14:43 #285 I'll have to explain everything to the ladies.
00:14:45 #286 Explain it to me.
00:14:46 #287 Mr. Livington insists on journeying a safari to Africa.
00:14:50 #288 I insist!
00:14:51 #289 There you are. You heard it from his own lips.
00:14:53 #290 Just a... Hello. Just a bit...
00:14:55 #291 How are you doing?
00:14:56 #292 You see, with Mr. Livington in Africa,
00:14:58 #293 he'd feel right at home and it'd be very simple for him
00:15:00 #294 to draw the map without any difficulties.
00:15:02 #295 I think it's an excellent idea.
00:15:03 #296 Shirley.
00:15:04 #297 Once we're there, he can lead us to the East Fork
00:15:06 #298 with the Tarabongo and Okavonga River.
00:15:08 #299 Lead you to the Fork?
00:15:09 #300 Yes, Shirley, of course.
00:15:10 #301 It'll be the regular $5,000 fee in advance
00:15:12 #302 and $15,000 on completion.
00:15:15 #303 Of course, that includes my service.
00:15:16 #304 What?
00:15:17 #305 Splendid.
00:15:18 #306 That's fine.
00:15:19 #307 And for your safety, I'm going to assign you my best
00:15:22 #308 follow-upper.
00:15:24 #309 Yes.
00:15:25 #310 He's the man who follows you in the jungle.
00:15:26 #311 And if you miss a shot at a charging animal,
00:15:28 #312 he shoots and saves your life.
00:15:32 #313 Oh, that's him now.
00:15:34 #314 Excuse me.
00:15:35 #315 Yes, surely.
00:15:37 #316 Hey, listen, Buzz. I'm not going to go over there.
00:15:38 #317 You're going to write to put me in a thing like that.
00:15:39 #318 What's kind of money?
00:15:40 #319 You're always putting me right in the middle of the living room.
00:15:41 #320 I don't care what kind of money.
00:15:42 #321 You don't give me that lie.
00:15:43 #322 Listen, you're going to put me over there with no arguments.
00:15:44 #323 I'm not going to go over there, but all those guys...
00:15:46 #324 I'm going to sound like I'm going to get away.
00:15:48 #325 I'm not going to go over there.
00:15:50 #326 Gunner, I'd like to have you meet Mr. Johnson and Mr. Livington. Gunner Jensen.
00:15:59 #327 Hi.
00:16:01 #328 I don't want to seem inquisitive, but just what are we going to Africa for?
00:16:05 #329 Well, we're going after an orangutan gargantua.
00:16:07 #330 An orangutan gargantua?
00:16:09 #331 Excuse me, please.
00:16:11 #332 What's an orangutan gargantua?
00:16:13 #333 It's a big ape.
00:16:15 #334 Oh, a big ape? Yeah, stop worrying.
00:16:17 #335 Excuse me. Excuse me.
00:16:19 #336 Big Eep.
00:16:20 #337 Yeah.
00:16:21 #338 You mean like the thing I see in a circus, like the father to the monkey?
00:16:23 #339 Yeah, it's only bigger.
00:16:24 #340 Bigger.
00:16:25 #341 Ping!
00:16:26 #342 And he's gonna protect me?
00:16:28 #343 Mm-hmm.
00:16:29 #344 Gonna show them how you can shoot the Winchester.
00:16:31 #345 You missed the lion.
00:16:45 #346 I raised a gun to my shoulder, looked through the peep site, me.
00:16:47 #347 I looked through the peep site, put my finger on the trigger,
00:16:54 #348 grabbed for the pump slide, and I...
00:16:56 #349 I...
00:17:01 #350 No pump slide.
00:17:02 #351 Stanley.
00:17:08 #352 Now where did he go? Stanley!
00:17:11 #353 Uh, I saw another anchor.
00:18:40 #354 And if South wouldn't give up, what would you do then?
00:18:42 #355 I'd throw out another anchor.
00:18:43 #356 And a nice wind blew up. What would you do?
00:18:44 #357 I'd throw out another anchor.
00:18:46 #358 Where are you getting all the anchors?
00:18:47 #359 The same place you're getting all the way.
00:18:49 #360 You keep quiet.
00:18:50 #361 I'm gonna roll you both.
00:18:54 #362 You've been a very bad boy the last couple of days.
00:18:57 #363 I want you to change. I want you.
00:18:59 #364 I don't like it a bit.
00:19:01 #365 All you do is snap at me.
00:19:04 #366 Me snap at you?
00:19:07 #367 Oh, wait, that'll laugh. Me snapping at him.
00:19:10 #368 Why should you laugh?
00:19:20 #369 Fine, Miss Emerson, and then the morning we'll start for the interior.
00:21:29 #370 Very good.
00:21:31 #371 Well, we've looked the whole place over.
00:21:33 #372 You want to know something, boss?
00:21:35 #373 It doesn't look like a place to find diamonds.
00:21:37 #374 You fool!
00:21:39 #375 You ever mentioned the word diamonds.
00:21:41 #376 We're supposed to be after Narangatang.
00:21:43 #377 Another thing, boss.
00:21:45 #378 I'm getting awfully sick of these two guys you're pretending on.
00:21:48 #379 They're always fouling us up.
00:21:50 #380 Just be patient.
00:21:51 #381 It won't be long now before the map is in my hands.
00:21:54 #382 Drop everything!
00:22:01 #383 Hey, come here, come here, Sam.
00:22:03 #384 Get out! Get out from under there.
00:22:04 #385 Hurry up!
00:22:05 #386 Come here.
00:22:07 #387 Come on, Stanley.
00:22:08 #388 Oh, boss!
00:22:09 #389 You just want to have the ten on our...
00:22:10 #390 I'll remind you of ten.
00:22:11 #391 Come over here and draw that map.
00:22:12 #392 The map?
00:22:14 #393 If I draw, will you let me go home?
00:22:15 #394 Why do you want to go home?
00:22:16 #395 I forgot something.
00:22:17 #396 What did you forget?
00:22:18 #397 I forgot to say that.
00:22:19 #398 Hey, draw the map.
00:22:20 #399 Come on.
00:22:21 #400 Oh, building yachts, railroad.
00:22:24 #401 I don't know.
00:22:25 #402 I might eat by an airline.
00:22:26 #403 According to how I feel.
00:22:27 #404 Well, I mean, winters and main summers and Florida.
00:22:31 #405 Oh, it's unbelievable.
00:22:33 #406 Get him.
00:22:34 #407 He could even get his laundry out.
00:22:35 #408 Have you got it ready yet?
00:22:37 #409 Come on.
00:22:38 #410 You got it?
00:22:39 #411 And a boy.
00:22:40 #412 All this paper here is worth a million dollars.
00:22:42 #413 A million dollars?
00:22:43 #414 I mean, I thought I'd give you something.
00:22:44 #415 I got to have something for you.
00:22:45 #416 Oh, sure, sure.
00:22:46 #417 I intended to.
00:22:47 #418 Here.
00:22:48 #419 Here's a nickel.
00:22:49 #420 Thank you. Oh, and it.
00:22:52 #421 Hello, Diana.
00:22:53 #422 Harry, some tea for Mr. Johnson.
00:22:55 #423 And plenty of sugar.
00:22:57 #424 Wonderful day we're having.
00:22:59 #425 You're looking marvelous yourself.
00:23:00 #426 You're in fine spirits.
00:23:01 #427 I have all the reasons in the world to be.
00:23:04 #428 I finally persuaded Stanley to draw the map.
00:23:07 #429 Oh, well, may I see it?
00:23:08 #430 I also made some very interesting discoveries.
00:23:12 #431 Aside from the orangutan,
00:23:13 #432 there are far more important things
00:23:15 #433 to be found in that particular territory. Really? Yes.
00:23:18 #434 And due to the facts, I personally think I'm entitled to a new deal.
00:23:22 #435 What kind of a deal did you have in mind?
00:23:23 #436 Well, I'd say 20% of the safari's profits would be fair.
00:23:29 #437 Very liberal.
00:23:30 #438 In view of your generosity, may I see the map?
00:23:33 #439 Oh, yes, surely, surely, surely.
00:23:36 #440 Now, this map will take you right to, uh,
00:23:46 #441 seems to be something lacking here.
00:23:49 #442 I'll see Stanley.
00:23:50 #443 There's some detail work.
00:23:52 #444 He hasn't really completed the map. I'll be right back.
00:23:55 #445 Here's your tea, and I put plenty of sugar in it.
00:23:58 #446 Drink it yourself.
00:23:58 #447 Oh, drink it yourself. Drink it yourself.
00:24:02 #448 Harry, I want to see Boots and Grappler immediately.
00:24:10 #449 Why, Xalic, eh? Now what's the matter with you?
00:24:12 #450 Thought you were putting something over on me.
00:24:13 #451 This is not the map that was in Cuddleford's book. Oh, yes it is.
00:24:16 #452 This thing tells you how to get the clover's department store.
00:24:19 #453 Well, that's the map.
00:24:20 #454 I used to keep that map in Cuddleford's book.
00:24:21 #455 Listen, you nit-witted numbskull.
00:24:23 #456 These people want a map of the Bangie territory.
00:24:26 #457 The Bangie territory?
00:24:27 #458 Bangy territory! Yes!
00:24:29 #459 I was wondering why they want to pay all that kind of money
00:24:31 #460 just to find the directions how I get the crop as the poppers door.
00:24:34 #461 That I couldn't understand!
00:24:35 #462 Do you realize we're in the most dangerous spot we've ever been in in our lives?
00:24:39 #463 Dangerous spot?
00:24:41 #464 Buzz, what?
00:24:42 #465 Is it worse than the time when Skinny Marine knocked the chip off my shoulder?
00:24:44 #466 Ah, certainly! Worst than that?
00:24:46 #467 I should say it is.
00:24:47 #468 And the time I drew the line like that? Far more!
00:24:50 #469 Yeah, but that time he came over the line.
00:24:52 #470 It's worse than that?
00:24:53 #471 Never mind that, it's worse than that.
00:24:55 #472 Oh, are we in trouble? Wait a minute.
00:24:57 #473 Oh, we've got to do something. I have it.
00:24:59 #474 We've got to get out.
00:25:00 #475 Come on.
00:25:01 #476 Come on, have a look. Oh, all right.
00:25:03 #477 I'm going to try and get this here.
00:25:04 #478 Come on.
00:25:05 #479 What you doing, boys?
00:25:06 #480 Going somewhere, fellas?
00:25:07 #481 We were just going to take these little trunks inside your tent.
00:25:11 #482 Get moving.
00:25:12 #483 Hey, hey, hey.
00:25:15 #484 Go ahead.
00:25:16 #485 Knock that ship off my shoulder. Not that. Your head's left.
00:25:19 #486 We'll go with it. Go on.
00:25:24 #487 Get moving.
00:25:34 #488 Um, can you see a tiger?
00:25:36 #489 Get pushed around by you guys.
00:25:38 #490 Did you hear me? Get sick and tired.
00:25:42 #491 Hey, come on back. Come on back.
00:25:44 #492 That side of the line. Come on.
00:26:04 #493 Hey, no. Don't bother me.
00:26:11 #494 Stanley, you're not going to kill anyone.
00:26:13 #495 Don't hold me back. Don't do that.
00:26:14 #496 Somebody's got to get it.
00:26:15 #497 And when I get this match, somebody's got to get it.
00:26:18 #498 Stanley.
00:26:19 #499 Heh heh.
00:26:23 #500 Fine friend you are.
00:26:25 #501 You bring me away out here in the heart of the jungle.
00:26:27 #502 Why? Because you told me that you could draw the map.
00:26:31 #503 You can draw, can you?
00:26:32 #504 You knew you couldn't.
00:26:33 #505 Why'd you bring me away out here?
00:26:35 #506 Now what am I going to do?
00:26:36 #507 What am I going to do with the boats I was going to buy?
00:26:38 #508 The buildings I was going to buy?
00:26:39 #509 The railroads I was going to buy?
00:26:41 #510 Put that down.
00:26:43 #511 There's a fine holiday I do.
00:26:44 #512 Nice goings on from a pal, from a friend.
00:26:47 #513 I never expected it from you.
00:26:50 #514 I'll have to go in the backroom. See, that's all.
00:26:52 #515 That's all it's left for me to do.
00:26:53 #516 Then what'll my friend say?
00:26:55 #517 The thing that you, my bosom friend.
00:26:57 #518 Look, where are you going with the water?
00:26:58 #519 Oh, my tent's on fire.
00:27:05 #520 What have you got to say for yourself?
00:27:20 #521 Hold it!
00:27:23 #522 What are you stopping here for?
00:27:24 #523 It's early yet.
00:27:25 #524 Well, this is where Cuttleford stopped.
00:27:27 #525 Now, on the bottom of page 389, according to Cuttleford,
00:27:31 #526 he wrote that he had a very uneventful day.
00:27:33 #527 Therefore, he made camp on a bank of the Cracolile River.
00:27:36 #528 Now, over there is the Cracolile River.
00:27:38 #529 Uh-uh.
00:27:39 #530 Over here.
00:27:41 #531 You'll have to forgive him.
00:27:42 #532 You see, Stanley is actually living the book.
00:27:45 #533 That's not all.
00:27:46 #534 That night, Cuttleford, he posted a double guard
00:27:48 #535 because he was nearing the banky country, which
00:27:50 #536 It was full of ferocious animals and campers.
00:27:52 #537 Stanley's right.
00:27:53 #538 This is pretty dangerous territory.
00:27:55 #539 I suggest we pitch camp on this side tonight.
00:27:58 #540 That means we're losing the entire half day.
00:28:00 #541 Well, if you cross over, you're going to lose two days anyway.
00:28:02 #542 Why?
00:28:03 #543 Well, according to Cuddleford, when he crossed the river,
00:28:04 #544 he was brought down by Jungle Fever.
00:28:06 #545 And he was that way for 36 hours.
00:28:09 #546 Miss Emerson, I think we should look for a location
00:28:11 #547 at the pitch camp.
00:28:12 #548 It's hard, Mr. Bailey.
00:28:13 #549 Stanley, come here.
00:28:19 #550 You better use a little more tech when you talk to Miss Emerson.
00:28:22 #551 You know, she's never been sent back to the States.
00:28:24 #552 Good. Good.
00:28:25 #553 Good. What's the matter?
00:28:28 #554 Oh, my goodness.
00:28:30 #555 Are you worried about that?
00:28:32 #556 That's just a little baby lion.
00:28:34 #557 Wait a minute. I'll get a hold of him.
00:28:37 #558 Puss, don't. Puss, don't.
00:28:43 #559 Remember what happened? Don't do it.
00:28:45 #560 Don't get excited.
00:28:46 #561 This little cat was raised on milk.
00:28:48 #562 Puss, I ain't eating now. Take him away.
00:28:49 #563 Go back to his mother.
00:28:51 #564 Go ahead. There you are.
00:28:53 #565 You see?
00:28:54 #566 There you are.
00:28:55 #567 Hey, I got my finger back.
00:28:57 #568 What do you mean you got your finger?
00:28:58 #569 Touch them, then you...
00:28:59 #570 I touched a real lion!
00:29:00 #571 That's all there is to it.
00:29:01 #572 I don't want a real lion!
00:29:02 #573 I... brave, too!
00:29:03 #574 Well, that's it.
00:29:04 #575 Just like that!
00:29:05 #576 That'll take that fear out of you.
00:29:06 #577 I'm gonna capture that little baby lion.
00:29:07 #578 I'm gonna bring it back to Diana.
00:29:08 #579 Hey, wait a minute.
00:29:09 #580 That's a good idea.
00:29:10 #581 That'll put us in good with it.
00:29:11 #582 Go ahead, kid.
00:29:12 #583 I'll see you at camp.
00:29:13 #584 Well, buddy, I'm gonna go get my baby.
00:29:14 #585 I'm gonna go get my baby.
00:29:19 #586 That'll put us in good with it. Go ahead, kid.
00:29:22 #587 I'll see you at camp.
00:29:23 #588 Ta-da-da-da-da-da-da.
00:30:00 #589 Well, Buzz, I guess we lost that pussycat.
00:30:02 #590 Oh, Buzz.
00:30:05 #591 Oh, no. Hey, Buzz.
00:30:11 #592 Oh, Buzz.
00:30:12 #593 Hey, stop down there.
00:30:13 #594 I can't see a thing.
00:30:15 #595 How'd you not fall on a trap anyway, you clumsy boy?
00:30:18 #596 I'm going to throw you some rope down there.
00:30:21 #597 Can't see a thing, so grab for it.
00:30:24 #598 Hell, boy.
00:30:38 #599 Boy.
00:30:39 #600 Now, Buzz, you better go on a diet
00:30:41 #601 because you get awful fat and awful heavy.
00:30:43 #602 Give me the other one in the room. Thank you.
00:30:45 #603 Now we'll leave it here for whoever belongs there.
00:30:47 #604 It's on that trap.
00:31:39 #605 Hey, boys. We've done a good job now.
00:31:55 #606 Take them back to the truck.
00:31:57 #607 Come on, boys. Back to the truck.
00:31:59 #608 Stanley!
00:32:13 #609 Look out there, fellow. There's a trap right there in front of you.
00:32:15 #610 A trap? Thanks, Ranger.
00:32:18 #611 Hey, my name is Buzz Johnson.
00:32:20 #612 I'm looking for a little...
00:32:21 #613 chubby guy by the name of Stanley Livington.
00:32:24 #614 Have you seen him? No, I haven't.
00:32:26 #615 My name is Frank Buck.
00:32:27 #616 Frank Buck?
00:32:28 #617 Well, I'm certainly glad to know you.
00:32:30 #618 Glad to see you.
00:32:31 #619 I'm looking for a great big guy called Orangutan Gargantua. Have you seen him?
00:32:36 #620 Oh, no.
00:32:37 #621 Well, I just built this trap for him.
00:32:39 #622 Come on, you better get away from this trap.
00:32:40 #623 I think we better.
00:32:45 #624 Say, Mr. Buck, is there really such an animal
00:32:47 #625 as an Orangutan Gargantua? Of course there is.
00:32:50 #626 There is.
00:32:50 #627 There's one right under this district now.
00:32:53 #628 Great big fella, about 20 feet high, face almost human.
00:32:58 #629 Matter of fact, I've got traps all around here.
00:33:00 #630 Set for them.
00:33:02 #631 Mr. Buck, I wonder if you'd help me find my camp.
00:33:10 #632 Why, I'd be very glad to.
00:33:12 #633 Got one!
00:33:24 #634 It's only a baby, though, but we got him.
00:33:26 #635 Why, we got that around here. Come on, now.
00:33:28 #636 Now get him in the nest, sir. Bring him up. Pull him up.
00:33:31 #637 Mr. Johnson, that's the first of the species ever captured by a human being.
00:33:36 #638 You two take the bulls out.
00:33:38 #639 Go after them.
00:33:42 #640 Come on, little boy. Come on. Get it up there. Get him up.
00:33:45 #641 I see them.
00:33:47 #642 Take this locker.
00:33:52 #643 Is he ferocious?
00:33:53 #644 We don't know.
00:34:06 #645 It's Stanley.
00:34:07 #646 Where have you been?
00:34:09 #647 I've searched this jungle all night long for you.
00:34:11 #648 Last night I went to find out if I left.
00:34:14 #649 There's no time for clowning.
00:34:16 #650 What are you trying to do? Make a monkey out of yourself?
00:34:18 #651 That's it.
00:34:19 #652 There's no extra work you did for my men.
00:34:20 #653 Are you the guy that dug this hole?
00:34:21 #654 Yes, I am.
00:34:22 #655 The least you could have done was put a red lantern in.
00:34:23 #656 I'm going to report you to the African League.
00:34:26 #657 I'm a better rodent woman. I certainly am.
00:34:28 #658 What are you trying to build anyway, a trap?
00:34:29 #659 Yeah, it's a trap.
00:34:30 #660 You're doing it all wrong.
00:34:31 #661 What do you mean I'm doing it all wrong?
00:34:32 #662 This guy don't know if I'm nothing about building a trap.
00:34:34 #663 I showed Frank Buck how to build all his traps.
00:34:36 #664 Every one of them. He listens to me.
00:34:38 #665 I'm one of the biggest game hunters in the whole world.
00:34:40 #666 That's why I'm over here.
00:34:41 #667 Wait a minute.
00:34:42 #668 You got the whole thing.
00:34:43 #669 It's as long as...
00:34:44 #670 When you keep quiet...
00:34:45 #671 It's as long over here...
00:34:46 #672 When you keep quiet after what I saw last night, I'm the boss.
00:34:48 #673 I don't know what I'm talking about.
00:34:49 #674 It's what...
00:34:50 #675 Who's this character?
00:34:51 #676 Frank Buck.
00:34:52 #677 Ha-ha!
00:34:54 #678 Frank Buck.
00:34:55 #679 How do you do? I'll see you later, Mr. Buck.
00:34:57 #680 Yeah, we'll get on with the truck and stand on the...
00:34:59 #681 Boy, set the trap again now. Get it all ready.
00:35:01 #682 Mr. Buck, the boys have finished resetting the traps.
00:35:03 #683 All right, get on the other way now and set the other one.
00:35:06 #684 I'm sorry I fell on your trap.
00:35:07 #685 Oh, that's all right.
00:35:09 #686 But last night I saw something like I never saw before in my life.
00:35:11 #687 Now, even in a nightmare, I never saw anything like this.
00:35:13 #688 I'm sorry, he had a head like that.
00:35:15 #689 I'm gonna look at that one like that.
00:35:20 #690 Team.
00:35:21 #691 Eat your food. Come on.
00:35:27 #692 She's so nervous.
00:36:43 #693 Don't play with her. Eat it.
00:36:44 #694 Come on, I'm with you.
00:36:56 #695 He must be tired.
00:36:59 #696 Buzz, Buzz.
00:37:01 #697 What's the matter?
00:37:02 #698 You see this thing over there?
00:37:03 #699 Certainly not.
00:37:04 #700 Then I got jungle fever.
00:37:06 #701 I'd better get him back to our camp.
00:37:08 #702 I think you better too.
00:37:09 #703 I just found out the trail exactly as I told you.
00:37:11 #704 And you won't miss it. I look out for my traps.
00:37:13 #705 Wait a minute, I think you better take a gun along with you.
00:37:15 #706 I enjoyed it. I think we can use one.
00:37:16 #707 Yeah. Thanks a lot.
00:37:17 #708 All right. So long, Mr. Duck.
00:37:19 #709 So long. So long. Bye, Lloyd.
00:37:20 #710 Come on, come on. Take it. It's easy. Take it.
00:37:22 #711 A business for a guy to be in.
00:37:32 #712 Crocodiles and lions bring a lot of dope back in the States.
00:37:35 #713 You can have it.
00:37:39 #714 Okay, boys, you're finished. Let's go back to compound.
00:37:58 #715 After this swim, I'll feel like a diamond in a rough.
00:38:00 #716 Yeah. Diamonds.
00:38:01 #717 That's right.
00:38:03 #718 Stanley, I think Diane is trying to put something over on us.
00:38:06 #719 Doesn't it seem funny to you that as soon as Clyde Beatty goes out to bag lions,
00:38:11 #720 she lets us come down here to take a swim in the river?
00:38:13 #721 Oh, touch. Touch?
00:38:15 #722 Never mind the touch type.
00:38:16 #723 I can use it. I can use it.
00:38:17 #724 Just a minute.
00:38:18 #725 Maybe in the diamond territory.
00:38:21 #726 Maybe she knows where the diamonds are.
00:38:23 #727 Maybe she has the diamonds.
00:38:25 #728 You have to think it over.
00:38:27 #729 You need more sleep, kid.
00:38:28 #730 Forget about the diamonds. I'm worried. Don't worry. I know.
00:38:31 #731 Let's go in and take a bath.
00:38:36 #732 A bath or something.
00:38:37 #733 And swim nicely.
00:38:38 #734 Put it down.
00:38:40 #735 Let's go.
00:38:41 #736 The last one is the old maid.
00:38:42 #737 Wait a minute. Where are you going? I'm going to dive in. In there?
00:38:46 #738 Of course. I'm going to dive in.
00:38:47 #739 You're going to go in.
00:38:48 #740 Did you read this sign? What?
00:38:50 #741 Do you know what that sign says?
00:38:53 #742 Who's walking on the grass? Hey, wait a minute.
00:38:55 #743 You can't dive in there.
00:38:56 #744 There's nothing but crocodiles in there.
00:38:58 #745 Oh.
00:38:59 #746 What crocodiles? Wait a minute.
00:39:01 #747 Don't get excited.
00:39:02 #748 You see over here, there's nothing but nets. I dive inside the net.
00:39:05 #749 Yeah, the crocodiles can get in the nets. That's good. That's well. Go ahead.
00:39:09 #750 Right in. Enjoy yourself.
00:39:10 #751 OK.
00:39:11 #752 Can you make it?
00:39:13 #753 Oh, come on.
00:39:14 #754 That's warm. It's cute.
00:39:16 #755 Sure.
00:39:18 #756 I had a boy. Whoa, boy.
00:39:20 #757 Where you going?
00:39:23 #758 What a belly flop.
00:39:25 #759 Hey, boss.
00:39:26 #760 What's my impersonations?
00:39:27 #761 Oh, you do impersonations? Yeah. What?
00:39:30 #762 My first one.
00:39:31 #763 I'll see you.
00:39:32 #764 Here I go. Pretty good, eh? The light.
00:39:41 #765 Hey, what's my name? What's this?
00:39:42 #766 A whale.
00:39:44 #767 Mm.
00:39:46 #768 Oh, just, uh, that's a whale.
00:39:48 #769 Yeah, hey, what's this one, boss?
00:39:50 #770 A alligator.
00:39:51 #771 Look, I want to go in there too, you know.
00:39:53 #772 Oh, when I do the alligator? Well, let me go.
00:39:54 #773 Here I go.
00:39:55 #774 Yeah.
00:40:05 #775 Buzz. Buzz!
00:40:07 #776 How do you like that big guy? Couldn't wait. He had a dive then.
00:40:10 #777 Uh-oh. Uh-oh.
00:40:12 #778 Hey, Buzz. Buzz, stop for good.
00:40:15 #779 Ha!
00:40:20 #780 Take him on, Buzz!
00:40:22 #781 He's a playful little son of a gun.
00:40:24 #782 Buzz, come on.
00:40:26 #783 Buzz, come up here!
00:40:28 #784 Buzz, we're here!
00:40:42 #785 Buzz, we're gonna stop. I don't want to play anymore.
00:40:47 #786 Buzz, come on. I want to come up here.
00:40:49 #787 Oh, boy, I'm...
00:40:51 #788 My, my, my, my, my, my!
00:40:54 #789 I understand why he has to try those cats out
00:41:22 #790 before he sends them back to the state.
00:41:24 #791 He worries me.
00:41:25 #792 Doesn't worry me half as much as those two
00:41:27 #793 not-head you brought along with us.
00:41:29 #794 Relax.
00:41:30 #795 Oh, please don't make me do this.
00:41:42 #796 You're going to do it.
00:41:43 #797 I don't want to.
00:41:44 #798 You're making a coward out of me.
00:41:46 #799 No, I'm not making a coward out of you.
00:41:47 #800 The customs going around this camp.
00:41:49 #801 Stanley's a coward. Stanley's a coward.
00:41:51 #802 Afraid of a little teeny-weeny alligator like that.
00:41:54 #803 I think I'll get it.
00:41:55 #804 Oh, stop it.
00:41:56 #805 Are you afraid of that?
00:41:57 #806 I think so.
00:41:58 #807 Oh, stop it.
00:41:59 #808 It's only a skin.
00:42:00 #809 Feel it, feel it.
00:42:01 #810 Don't be afraid of it.
00:42:02 #811 That's enough.
00:42:03 #812 Now look.
00:42:04 #813 I'm going to make a hero out of you, whether you like it or not.
00:42:06 #814 I'm going down that path.
00:42:07 #815 You know where the water bag is?
00:42:09 #816 Yeah.
00:42:10 #817 You meet me there.
00:42:11 #818 I'll be in this skin.
00:42:12 #819 Uh-huh.
00:42:13 #820 And make sure you bring Diana with you.
00:42:14 #821 Oh, you want me to get Diana and bring over by the path by the water bag?
00:42:16 #822 Oh, God, I think...
00:42:17 #823 And then you're going to have the light skin on and then...
00:42:19 #824 That's it.
00:42:20 #825 Just act like Clyde Beatty.
00:42:22 #826 Okay, Buzz.
00:42:23 #827 I'm going to have a chitchat with Diane.
00:42:25 #828 I'm going to show her I'm a pretty brave kid.
00:42:27 #829 And I don't like this kind of talk all around.
00:42:28 #830 What are you talking?
00:42:29 #831 Don't forget about it.
00:42:31 #832 I'll be there.
00:42:38 #833 Well, boys, in a little while we can say goodbye to Mr. Beatty
00:42:40 #834 and his lions and crocodiles and cages.
00:42:47 #835 Tag this one for Shipman back to the States.
00:42:49 #836 He's a good one.
00:42:50 #837 And get the other three ready for the training cage.
00:42:53 #838 I'll be back later then to work them out. Diane? Yes, Danny?
00:43:06 #839 I would like to have a chitchat with you, if you don't mind. Of course.
00:43:08 #840 Excuse us, fellas.
00:43:10 #841 Now, a few things I want to get straightened out.
00:43:12 #842 I, uh, let it tell you over here.
00:43:19 #843 Diana, there's some talk going on this camp, and I don't like it.
00:43:23 #844 I don't like it, no how.
00:43:25 #845 And I'm getting plenty peeved about it.
00:43:26 #846 And I have a right to have a drink.
00:43:28 #847 People are going around saying that I'm afraid of lions. Well, that's not true.
00:43:31 #848 That's a lie.
00:43:32 #849 I'm one of the finest big game hunters in the world.
00:43:35 #850 No one surpasses Stanley Livington.
00:43:39 #851 Do you think the lions that Clyde Beatty catches
00:43:40 #852 of big ones and nothing but kittens.
00:43:45 #853 A little bit of kittens.
00:43:49 #854 I want to tell you something.
00:43:50 #855 I'm going on a big game hunting myself.
00:43:52 #856 I'm going to catch a lion just for you
00:43:53 #857 to show you how big I can catch them.
00:43:56 #858 You afraid of lions? No.
00:43:57 #859 Good.
00:43:58 #860 Take a look.
00:44:06 #861 Stanley, what's the matter with you?
00:44:09 #862 She scared me.
00:44:10 #863 Oh, never mind.
00:44:11 #864 Listen, I'm going into the cage.
00:44:12 #865 And you behave yourself.
00:44:14 #866 We can't understand why he gets so scared.
00:44:18 #867 The fair, fair lady of that wild beast.
00:44:52 #868 I, Stanley Everton, will protect thee and you, too.
00:44:56 #869 Exami, I'll put him for you.
00:45:02 #870 Why not let the lion chew on it for a while?
00:45:04 #871 No lion's gonna spoil my fun.
00:45:06 #872 Let him alone, Grappler.
00:45:09 #873 Nice work, Buzz.
00:45:17 #874 He's heading him toward the cage.
00:45:19 #875 Well, I'll be.
00:45:21 #876 Come on, come on.
00:45:23 #877 Get in the cage now.
00:45:27 #878 Hold the board.
00:45:28 #879 Come on, come on.
00:45:37 #880 Ha, ha, ha.
00:45:39 #881 Ugh.
00:45:52 #882 And the gun, that's only for Clyde Beatty.
00:45:55 #883 I'm in control.
00:46:04 #884 Boy, that stupid little lady.
00:46:06 #885 It's shown off like that.
00:46:10 #886 Buzz, get up on the box.
00:46:12 #887 Do a good job.
00:46:13 #888 Come on, stop stalling.
00:46:14 #889 Get up there.
00:46:15 #890 Come on, get up there.
00:46:16 #891 We didn't have a point.
00:46:18 #892 Hey, Buzz, this I got to tell you.
00:46:20 #893 You walk in the caves like a real lion.
00:46:22 #894 You even hopped around like a real lion.
00:46:27 #895 You want to know something else?
00:46:29 #896 You even smell like a real lion.
00:46:31 #897 That's the part I don't understand.
00:46:33 #898 Stop breathing down my neck, too.
00:46:34 #899 I don't like that.
00:46:37 #900 How do you do?
00:46:39 #901 Oh, this is going to be horrible.
00:46:41 #902 Hey, you come off of clothes.
00:46:43 #903 Now cut it out of here right in the push of the chair.
00:46:47 #904 I'm not afraid of nothing.
00:46:48 #905 What do you do?
00:46:49 #906 I'm a pretty brave kid.
00:46:51 #907 I don't care about kittens.
00:46:52 #908 I don't care how big the kittens are.
00:46:55 #909 How we doing, Buzz?
00:47:01 #910 Hey, Buzz, get those nails filed.
00:47:03 #911 They height.
00:47:05 #912 There's your right one.
00:47:11 #913 I've seen enough.
00:47:17 #914 Stanley! Stanley! Come out of there!
00:47:23 #915 It was. Did we fool them?
00:47:27 #916 I wish you could have got to look on their faces when they saw you in here.
00:47:31 #917 Then come out!
00:47:33 #918 I can't. I knocked the door over here.
00:47:35 #919 Well, throw the key out.
00:47:37 #920 I threw the key out long ago.
00:47:39 #921 Where?
00:47:40 #922 By the lion's skin.
00:47:41 #923 I'll look for the key.
00:47:53 #924 It's all right. You've got nothing to worry about.
00:49:16 #925 Stanley. Stanley.
00:49:31 #926 Stan, what did you do with my buddy?
00:49:36 #927 All my fault.
00:49:40 #928 I should have never let him do it.
00:49:42 #929 My bosom pal.
00:49:52 #930 Why is this cat in here?
00:49:55 #931 Who locked this gate?
00:50:08 #932 All right, let the rest of them in.
00:50:11 #933 Come on.
00:52:42 #934 How could I, oh, snap?
00:52:43 #935 I just lost the best friend I ever had.
00:52:47 #936 The army was over here.
00:52:49 #937 There's a kid who's never done a bit of harm to anyone.
00:52:53 #938 He was a nice boy.
00:52:54 #939 What a man he was.
00:52:56 #940 I don't appreciate it until now.
00:52:58 #941 No, you didn't. He was mean to him all the time.
00:53:00 #942 No, it's too late. It's all over.
00:53:02 #943 He's gone.
00:53:05 #944 The way I used to trap them and set them into things that were all wrong,
00:53:10 #945 I would set my worst enemy out to do the things I taught him to do.
00:53:15 #946 The way I used to cheat him.
00:53:17 #947 You just snapped that poor kid all over the teeth of his neck.
00:53:23 #948 That kid never did other nobody.
00:53:25 #949 He was only here.
00:53:26 #950 He was a nice read.
00:53:27 #951 A nice read.
00:53:28 #952 Oh, I feel like jumping off a cliff.
00:53:33 #953 He was only here to tell me what to do, Stanley.
00:53:44 #954 What should I do, Stanley?
00:53:47 #955 I'm still the one I'll do.
00:53:48 #956 It's that lion.
00:53:49 #957 That lion.
00:53:50 #958 The one that got him.
00:53:52 #959 I'll spend the rest of my days right here in this forest.
00:53:55 #960 in this farce. I'll get that lion. I'll get that lion.
00:53:58 #961 That's the last thing I do. I spend my life here in this farce. Here's a...
00:54:02 #962 I'll tell you what to do. You don't have to get... Don't...
00:54:05 #963 Oh, boss.
00:54:07 #964 Stanley.
00:54:08 #965 It's me.
00:54:10 #966 Stanley, it's him. It's really you, Shopper.
00:54:13 #967 Wait a minute. Are you all there?
00:54:16 #968 Sure. The lion didn't hurt you?
00:54:19 #969 No.
00:54:19 #970 It's really you, Stanley.
00:54:21 #971 What do you think? A mirage or something?
00:54:23 #972 You know mirage?
00:54:24 #973 I know, Mariah.
00:54:25 #974 You're real!
00:54:26 #975 Sure!
00:54:27 #976 You double cross.
00:54:31 #977 Oh!
00:54:34 #978 Who?
00:54:35 #979 What's the matter with you?
00:54:36 #980 Who are you?
00:54:37 #981 Who?
00:54:38 #982 What's the matter?
00:54:39 #983 How do you like that?
00:54:40 #984 I was sitting on a piece of broken milk bottle.
00:54:42 #985 Wait a minute!
00:54:44 #986 That's a diamond.
00:54:45 #987 I thought it was.
00:54:46 #988 No!
00:54:47 #989 That's a real diamond.
00:54:49 #990 That's what I've been looking for.
00:54:50 #991 That's it.
00:54:51 #992 No, don't touch.
00:54:52 #993 Don't get huggish.
00:54:54 #994 It's mine.
00:54:55 #995 I found the diamond.
00:54:56 #996 That's a piece of broken milk bottle.
00:54:57 #997 Don't tell me what it is.
00:54:58 #998 There's another piece over there.
00:54:59 #999 I've been looking at that for a long time.
00:55:01 #1000 Stanley.
00:55:02 #1001 It's another diamond.
00:55:04 #1002 A real diamond.
00:55:05 #1003 Look at him.
00:55:07 #1004 Stanley, look at here. Come here.
00:55:08 #1005 Run on it.
00:55:09 #1006 There's another one.
00:55:10 #1007 This is unbelievable. Come on.
00:55:13 #1008 Come on, Stanley.
00:55:16 #1009 Stanley, look.
00:55:17 #1010 Another one.
00:55:18 #1011 I'm rich.
00:55:19 #1012 I'm wealthy, Stanley.
00:55:20 #1013 Can you imagine? Look, Stanley. Come here.
00:55:23 #1014 Look at here.
00:55:24 #1015 Look, Stanley.
00:55:26 #1016 Another one.
00:55:28 #1017 I can buy buildings.
00:55:29 #1018 I can buy pola polis.
00:55:31 #1019 I can buy yachts.
00:55:32 #1020 I can buy everything that my heart desires.
00:55:34 #1021 I, Stanley, do my eyes to see me?
00:55:38 #1022 Look, Stanley.
00:55:39 #1023 Stanley, another one.
00:55:40 #1024 Stanley, look at that.
00:55:42 #1025 Look at the size of that diamond.
00:55:44 #1026 Well, don't stand there.
00:55:46 #1027 Think of something I can buy for myself.
00:55:48 #1028 Think of something.
00:55:50 #1029 Put that away. Didn't you?
00:55:52 #1030 Stanley, look at here. Look at here.
00:55:53 #1031 Stanley, two of them. Hold these.
00:55:55 #1032 Hold these, Stanley. Hold them.
00:55:57 #1033 Don't drop them, Stanley.
00:55:58 #1034 What your eyes see, your heart must believe.
00:56:01 #1035 Two of them.
00:56:01 #1036 Real?
00:56:03 #1037 I think they want my diamonds. Trying to steal them?
00:56:05 #1038 Yeah, that's not how it works. Hold that.
00:56:06 #1039 My diamonds.
00:56:07 #1040 I like them.
00:56:11 #1041 Do you really like them? I do.
00:56:12 #1042 Hey, Stanley.
00:56:14 #1043 It's another diamond.
00:56:15 #1044 What a diamond.
00:56:16 #1045 Another diamond.
00:56:17 #1046 Oh, that's right for you.
00:56:18 #1047 Stanley, look.
00:56:19 #1048 Stanley, come here.
00:56:23 #1049 Stanley, my back is broken.
00:56:24 #1050 Pick that up.
00:56:25 #1051 Hurry up, put it on here. Want to go shopping? Right.
00:56:28 #1052 There's another one.
00:56:29 #1053 Well, pick it up.
00:56:31 #1054 Put it on here. I'm watching you.
00:56:33 #1055 Come on.
00:56:35 #1056 Oh.
00:56:37 #1057 Another one.
00:56:38 #1058 Come on, put it on here.
00:56:39 #1059 Boy, oh boy.
00:56:40 #1060 Another one.
00:56:42 #1061 Can you imagine nothing but diamond?
00:56:45 #1062 Boy.
00:56:55 #1063 There too, come down.
00:58:08 #1064 Now I know what they mean with the,
00:58:09 #1065 say, boy, are you in hot water?
00:58:11 #1066 Never thought there was going to be anything like this, though.
00:58:32 #1067 I take back everything I've ever said about you.
00:58:34 #1068 I'm gonna stay like this.
00:58:44 #1069 Don't make a move till I make a break for it.
00:58:46 #1070 I can see him. Get back over there. Make out you're tied.
00:58:49 #1071 Pull it! Pull it!
00:58:51 #1072 Come here.
00:59:03 #1073 Buzz, come on, will ya?
00:59:04 #1074 Can I am still tied?
00:59:05 #1075 You're not tied? You untied me.
00:59:07 #1076 I did nothing of the kind. You untied yourself.
00:59:09 #1077 I did not.
00:59:10 #1078 Will an untie me. Come on.
00:59:14 #1079 Get these off. Hurry up.
00:59:20 #1080 Hurry up! Here he comes!
01:00:22 #1081 You know, Diana,
01:00:24 #1082 I never did go for that talk of yours about a 20 foot monkey.
01:00:27 #1083 Really?
01:00:28 #1084 Yeah.
01:00:29 #1085 And as for bringing Clyde Beady out here to capture wild animals,
01:00:32 #1086 you didn't fool me for a minute.
01:00:33 #1087 Well, just why did I come to Africa, Mr. Johnson?
01:00:36 #1088 Diamonds.
01:00:39 #1089 And I know just where they are.
01:00:42 #1090 And you can lead us to these diamonds? That I can.
01:00:44 #1091 But first we'll talk business.
01:00:46 #1092 You and I will cut this pie right down the Senate. Isn't that wrong?
01:00:49 #1093 Now, no bickering.
01:00:50 #1094 Take it or leave it.
01:00:52 #1095 I don't seem to have any alternative.
01:00:54 #1096 That you haven't.
01:00:55 #1097 So you make up your mind just give us a buzzer.
01:00:59 #1098 Yeah big boy hold on to that.
01:01:04 #1099 Boss, what's putting that pie down the center.
01:01:06 #1100 I'll handle this my own way.
01:01:09 #1101 Get ready to break up camp while I give Mr.
01:01:11 #1102 Beatty his walking papers.
01:01:19 #1103 Hey boy boy.
01:01:23 #1104 Gather up my belongs that are scattered around here.
01:01:25 #1105 I might be moving to better quarters.
01:01:28 #1106 By the way, we these things right here in case that little fat boy you know
01:01:33 #1107 little fat boy.
01:01:35 #1108 If he does show up this is good enough for him.
01:01:37 #1109 Go.
01:01:38 #1110 A little trouble.
01:01:40 #1111 They took you chubby by your son, huh?
01:01:48 #1112 Chief wants to see a head man.
01:01:50 #1113 Yes, sir.
01:01:52 #1114 And so I've decided there's no such thing as an orangutan gargantua.
01:01:55 #1115 And now that we have enough animals to have made the expedition worthwhile,
01:01:59 #1116 I'd suggest that you and your men prepare a leaf for the coast.
01:02:02 #1117 That's all right with me, Miss Emerson.
01:02:04 #1118 I'll go and tell my men.
01:02:05 #1119 It's hard to be.
01:02:06 #1120 Miss Emerson, Miss Emerson, there's some fellas out there who want to see you.
01:02:09 #1121 They want a hold of conference. I think you better hurry.
01:02:11 #1122 I've been a hurry.
01:02:12 #1123 All right, Harry.
01:02:18 #1124 Chief, what talk?
01:02:19 #1125 We'll talk in the hut.
01:02:30 #1126 What other?
01:02:34 #1127 Shadiqa taroho.
01:02:35 #1128 Ku'uwa manuame.
01:02:37 #1129 Chief say, many white men come to land a bankage for diamonds.
01:02:42 #1130 Many white men die.
01:02:44 #1131 Why does the chief want to see me?
01:02:46 #1132 Chief want to be your friend.
01:02:47 #1133 Chief want to make deal.
01:02:49 #1134 Want trade these diamonds.
01:02:53 #1135 What does the chief want for the diamonds?
01:02:57 #1136 Chief have sweet tooth for little fat man.
01:03:01 #1137 Him?
01:03:02 #1138 Oh no, not him.
01:03:04 #1139 Little fat man.
01:03:06 #1140 Who, who, who, strong, strong!
01:03:11 #1141 Little fat man, friend of poor, thin man.
01:03:15 #1142 Oh, Stanley, tell the chief he's made a deal.
01:03:20 #1143 Jack Albon?
01:03:22 #1144 Hmm, um-gah-wah, and yaw.
01:03:27 #1145 Chief say deal good excellent.
01:03:30 #1146 Just gonna sell them on the roof.
01:03:36 #1147 Who is it?
01:03:37 #1148 It's me, Buzz.
01:03:38 #1149 Have you seen Stanley?
01:03:40 #1150 Well, if you see him, tell him to hide until he sees me.
01:03:42 #1151 If I see him, I'll tell him. Yeah.
01:03:44 #1152 But so far I haven't seen Africa. How is it? Gunner.
01:03:48 #1153 I'll tell him later.
01:04:03 #1154 Diana, something I want to tell you.
01:04:05 #1155 We're in very dangerous territory.
01:04:07 #1156 Last night Buzz and I were captured by the cannibals.
01:04:09 #1157 Man-eating cannibals. And you know what they did?
01:04:11 #1158 They tied us up to the stakes.
01:04:13 #1159 And one guy looked at me and went,
01:04:14 #1160 Like this and I know that was for no good and I want to tell you something else
01:04:17 #1161 I escaped and then I untied buzz and he escaped and there he were all these cannibals and I was starting to fight him
01:04:21 #1162 And I hit one with a right and another one right. I had one with a fancy uppercut
01:04:25 #1163 I'm like this boom and I hit another one right and I and I kept having one guy look just like him
01:04:31 #1164 He had a hat on like that too and this guy that had a hat on like this. I hit him such a belt I went
01:04:37 #1165 Run I decided to head over here. I hit the guy. Oh, he's got the bump. There it is
01:04:41 #1166 I dropped in my lap by some kind fate.
01:05:19 #1167 Tom, no sham with no untimel-
01:05:43 #1168 Hey, what's this?
01:06:02 #1169 My diamonds.
01:06:03 #1170 Little fight man got them.
01:06:04 #1171 Oh, you snitch.
01:06:06 #1172 Can you see them, Stanley? Stanley.
01:06:24 #1173 What am I going to do?
01:06:26 #1174 My diamonds, my diamonds.
01:06:28 #1175 That's what they're after, my diamonds.
01:06:30 #1176 Oh, no, they can't take my diamonds.
01:06:32 #1177 It's ruined all my dreams.
01:06:34 #1178 What happened to my boats? My buildings?
01:06:37 #1179 Give me my diamonds.
01:06:39 #1180 I know what I'll do. I'll hide them.
01:06:42 #1181 They'll never find them.
01:06:43 #1182 I can always come back and get them, Stanley.
01:06:46 #1183 Here's a good place to hide.
01:06:48 #1184 Now mark the tree.
01:06:57 #1185 Good boy. Load the truck.
01:07:23 #1186 And then I finish setting the trap for the truck.
01:07:25 #1187 They'll be carrying a pretty rough cover.
01:07:27 #1188 Well, I hope we bag some big ones here.
01:07:29 #1189 Moore! The cage! Come on!
01:07:33 #1190 Get me out of here!
01:07:34 #1191 Get me out of here! Someone get me out of here!
01:07:37 #1192 All right, all right, all right.
01:07:38 #1193 Come on, Raythe, get her out of here.
01:07:41 #1194 Have you seen a short fat man or a tall thin man
01:07:43 #1195 running through the jungle?
01:07:44 #1196 No, I don't want to either.
01:07:45 #1197 Now I'll never catch up with him.
01:07:47 #1198 Well, where are you going? Wait a minute. Where are you going?
01:07:48 #1199 I've got to find them.
01:07:50 #1200 You're not going to run around this jungle alone.
01:07:51 #1201 You stay right here with me.
01:07:53 #1202 Come on, Sammy.
01:08:18 #1203 Sammy, I'm going back to the diamonds.
01:08:19 #1204 You keep running. How can I keep running?
01:08:20 #1205 You gotta hold on me! Go ahead, keep going.
01:08:45 #1206 Keep him covered, Gunner.
01:08:47 #1207 Not me.
01:08:48 #1208 Him.
01:08:49 #1209 I'll go get help.
01:08:51 #1210 Well, you're such a nuisance.
01:08:53 #1211 Don't give me no trouble, Stanley.
01:08:54 #1212 I shoot and shoot to kill.
01:08:56 #1213 I know you do, Gunner.
01:08:58 #1214 I won't give you any trouble.
01:08:59 #1215 You won't even know I'm here.
01:09:02 #1216 Don't press him so hard.
01:09:03 #1217 Oh, oh, scared, eh?
01:09:06 #1218 Look at your face.
01:09:07 #1219 It's getting greener and greener inch by inch.
01:09:10 #1220 And you're getting spots on your kisser.
01:09:14 #1221 Stanley don't force me to pull this trigger. I got a itchy finger
01:09:22 #1222 Here it is
01:09:27 #1223 My diamonds
01:09:28 #1224 Where am I done? I put up here
01:09:35 #1225 Diamonds
01:09:38 #1226 Is that you hurry?
01:09:40 #1227 It's me
01:09:41 #1228 He's scared stiff. He didn't button it. He didn't find boots and grappler. No, I didn't tell you what you do
01:09:50 #1229 Keep Stanley covered. I got him covered. We'll bring him back to camp. Okay
01:09:55 #1230 He's a pretty dangerous kid, Stanley.
01:09:57 #1231 He did a good job there, kid.
01:09:58 #1232 Oh, now sit. Walk on him. Keep walking. Hand high.
01:10:01 #1233 Keep walking.
01:10:02 #1234 Hey, David!
01:10:03 #1235 There's a good to be around here someplace.
01:10:07 #1236 Yeah.
01:10:08 #1237 That's the mark.
01:10:10 #1238 Why should this happen to me?
01:10:12 #1239 I planted him right here.
01:10:14 #1240 Me, who's been so good to his friends.
01:10:17 #1241 They've got to be here.
01:10:18 #1242 They must be here.
01:10:19 #1243 Wait, David. All right.
01:10:21 #1244 Keep walking.
01:10:23 #1245 How did you ever get into this mess?
01:10:25 #1246 I don't understand.
01:10:26 #1247 Come on, keep going.
01:10:29 #1248 Hey, uh, keep going.
01:10:31 #1249 I got my eye on you.
01:10:32 #1250 What are you trying to do? Make a monkey out of me?
01:10:34 #1251 I see it.
01:10:38 #1252 Woo-hoo!
01:11:45 #1253 Watch where you're going, you clumsy ox.
01:11:47 #1254 Me? Yes, you.
01:11:48 #1255 Why, you tripping those big feet of yours?
01:11:50 #1256 I did no such thing.
01:11:54 #1257 What are you kicking me for?
01:11:55 #1258 Who's kicking who?
01:11:56 #1259 You kicked me!
01:11:58 #1260 I didn't even touch it.
01:12:04 #1261 Look, I told you to lay off of it.
01:12:06 #1262 I didn't trip you and I didn't kick you.
01:12:08 #1263 So now leave me alone. Oh, yeah? Yeah.
01:12:11 #1264 I'll leave you alone.
01:12:12 #1265 Look, I'll hit you harder than Louis ever did. Oh, yeah?
01:12:15 #1266 Yeah.
01:12:16 #1267 I can't understand it.
01:13:45 #1268 Can't understand it.
01:13:48 #1269 All right, get yourself lost.
01:16:27 #1270 Now I'm all alone.
01:16:29 #1271 What's going to happen to me now?
01:17:15 #1272 Good morning, Mr. Levington.
01:17:17 #1273 I'll show you one of the letters.
01:17:18 #1274 They're important, you know.
01:17:19 #1275 Yes, sir.
01:17:20 #1276 Good morning, Mr. Levington.
01:17:23 #1277 Good morning, Tallulah.
01:17:25 #1278 Have you my paper? Yes, sir. Thank you.
01:17:27 #1279 Morning, Mr. Marshal.
01:17:45 #1280 How do we send the General McGing?
01:17:46 #1281 Or you owe me about 22 cents.
01:17:48 #1282 See you at two. Yes, sir.
01:17:49 #1283 Don't forget.
01:17:54 #1284 I can't understand it.
01:18:05 #1285 Sunday driver?
01:18:06 #1286 I'm sorry, sir.
01:18:07 #1287 Mr. Livington, what about that raise
01:18:09 #1288 I've been asking you about?
01:18:10 #1289 I'll talk to my partner if he's in.
01:18:13 #1290 Thank you, sir.