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00:00L'épée des ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou-ou

00:30But of course, every other woman at the ball was soon demanding a tiara of ou-ou-bird feathers.

00:34I must have one, Fritz, or I'll die!

00:36Is that a promise?

00:37That ou-ou feathers make me gorgeous, look!

00:40Ooh, you're a regular Ingrid Fingerman.

00:43Buy it, buy it.

00:45Yes, the demand was so great that the price of ou-ou-bird feathers skyrocketed.

00:50And so, far away in Africa, there was a stampede of hunters to the nesting grounds of the ou-ou-bird.

00:56In spite of no poaching signs, these savage nimrods netted the dull-witted birds

01:01and mercilessly tweaked out their tail feathers, one by one.

01:05Ou-ou! Ou-ou!

01:07Which, of course, explains how the ou-ou bird got its name.

01:10Ou-ou! Ou-ou! Ou-ou! Ou-ou!

01:13Not only was it painful, but without their tail feathers, the ou-ou birds found it difficult to fly.

01:19Well, it didn't take long for the news to get to that protector of the innocent,

01:23defender of the weak, and all-around good guy, George of the Jungle.

01:32What do the drums say, George?

01:34The drums say, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom.

01:37But what do they mean?

01:39Ursula, wait. George, go look it up.

01:41In the dictionary?

01:42No, in drum-tionary.

01:45George, you keep forgetting, we live in a tree.

01:48At that moment, an exhausted ou-ou-bird staggered into the clearing.

01:52George, George, the hunters are attacking us ou-ou's.

01:56George, you must stop them.

01:57You bet, fella.

01:58Fella?

01:59George is a very simple man.

02:01Nearsighted, too.

02:02Think, George, you must think.

02:04If Ursula insists, George, think.

02:07Well, of course, that was a long, slow process.

02:10Try-yi, he's been sitting there for three days.

02:13You sure he's not dead?

02:14Oh, no, he's thinking all right.

02:16How could you tell?

02:17Do you notice an odd kind of smell?

02:19Yeah, like a smell-giving bicycle tire.

02:22But just then, topeeka!

02:24Eureka, dear.

02:25By George, he's got it.

02:27My George, he's got it.

02:28George set wily jungle trap for cruel hunters.

02:32Good idea.

02:33But what will you use for bait?

02:35George of jungle.

02:38And the brawny ape man set off through the jungle swinging lightly from tree to tree to tree.

02:44A short time later in the camp of the ou-ou-bird hunters...

02:47Ou-ou, ou-ou-ou.

02:49Let's knock off for lunch, tiger.

02:51I be too pooped to pluck.

02:54Now, we can't stop, Weevil.

02:56We must make our haul before George of the jungle finds out we're here.

02:59Too late, for the canny jungle king was peering at them at that very moment.

03:02Now, George set wily jungle trap.

03:05Swiftly, the brawny ape man bent a tree back and fastened it with a hair-trigger.

03:09Then he dug a large pit in the middle of the path and lined the bottom with pointed stakes.

03:13Finally, he wove a huge net of jungle creeps.

03:16Creepers.

03:17Creepers, and hung it from a tree.

03:19Now, George ready for big scene.

03:21Shhh, tiger.

03:23I be thinking, I hear some act in yarn bushes.

03:27Probably a spangled fritillary calling to its mate.

03:30No, looky there.

03:33Ou-ou, ou-ou-ou-ou-ou.

03:36Ou-ou, tiger.

03:38That be the biggest ou-ou-bird in the world.

03:42And the ugliest.

03:44Hatter him.

03:45Them tail feathers be worth a fortune.

03:49The two snakes dashed after their prey.

03:52And George, hopping ahead, led them up the garden path toward his wily jungle trap.

03:56Unfortunately, he'd forgotten by this time exactly where it was.

04:00George not forget.

04:02Trapped right around here, somewhere.

04:09See? George not forget.

04:12Cranky weevil, that's not an ou-ou-bird.

04:15It's what's-his-name of the jungle.

04:17Arr, time for us to make ourselves scarce, tiger.

04:22Righty-o.

04:23Hey, you not leave George up here to starve to death?

04:27Why not?

04:28That pretty chicken thing to do to king of jungle.

04:31He's right, weevil.

04:32Are we going to be chicken to the king of the jungle?

04:35Sure.

04:36If there be one thing I like, it be chicken a la king.

04:43But as the two heartless bird snatchers chortled meanly,

04:46the net of jungle creepers broke open at the bottom and...

04:50They not make jungle creepers like they used to.

04:54Well, George had the two villains trussed in a trice,

04:57and they were soon headed for the poacher Pokey.

05:01But what will become of all those ou-ou-bird feathers?

05:03Don't worry, I sold them.

05:05For money?

05:06No, for sneakers.

05:07Sneakers?

05:08If we can't fly, we gotta walk.

05:15What's so funny?

George of the Jungle (1967) E003b - Oo-oo Birds of a Feather

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