βοΈπΊVenture into the icy wilderness of the Yukon with this thrilling 1938 classic! Call of the Yukon captures the danger, courage, and heart of survival in the great white north, packed with sled dogs, snowstorms, and a fight against natureβs fiercest elements. πΎπ₯
π½οΈ Plot Summary:
A fearless trapper, a loyal sled dog team, and a determined reporter find themselves tested by the frozen frontier. Torn between duty and survival, they must brave the harsh Arctic terrain, wild animals, and a blizzard that threatens to bury them alive.
π°οΈ Year Released: 1938
π Genre: Adventure, Drama, Wilderness Survival
π¬ Directed by: B. Reeves Eason
ποΈ Starring: Richard Arlen, Beverly Roberts, Lyle Talbot
π― Why Watch It?
βοΈ Classic Yukon wilderness drama
βοΈ Real animal stunts and snowy cinematography
βοΈ A tale of human endurance and natural wonder
βοΈ Perfect for fans of Jack London-style frontier epics
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βοΈπ Into the wilds of the north they go! Watch Call of the Yukon (1938) β a forgotten gem of snowy survival and timeless courage.
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π½οΈ Plot Summary:
A fearless trapper, a loyal sled dog team, and a determined reporter find themselves tested by the frozen frontier. Torn between duty and survival, they must brave the harsh Arctic terrain, wild animals, and a blizzard that threatens to bury them alive.
π°οΈ Year Released: 1938
π Genre: Adventure, Drama, Wilderness Survival
π¬ Directed by: B. Reeves Eason
ποΈ Starring: Richard Arlen, Beverly Roberts, Lyle Talbot
π― Why Watch It?
βοΈ Classic Yukon wilderness drama
βοΈ Real animal stunts and snowy cinematography
βοΈ A tale of human endurance and natural wonder
βοΈ Perfect for fans of Jack London-style frontier epics
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βοΈπ Into the wilds of the north they go! Watch Call of the Yukon (1938) β a forgotten gem of snowy survival and timeless courage.
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00:04:27Come on, Firefly.
00:04:33Come on, Bill.
00:04:34No use wasting time with her.
00:04:35We'll look after her when we get this wild dog hungover.
00:04:38I'm afraid she'll grieve herself to death.
00:04:40No, she won't.
00:04:41She'll forget all about her dead master when she gets good and hungry.
00:04:44Not if I know anything about dogs.
00:04:57Here, Firefly.
00:05:14Here, Firefly.
00:05:16What could I ask for you, Firefly?
00:05:22Don't you think you've worn long enough, Firefly?
00:05:25There's not a nice warm fire in my house.
00:05:27Why don't you come back to the cabin with me?
00:05:30You must be so tired and cold out here all by yourself.
00:05:33You better change your mind and come with me.
00:05:35You took the words right out of my mouth.
00:05:37Oh, hello, Hugo.
00:05:38Listen, Jean.
00:05:39Why don't you change your mind and come back to Fairbanks with me?
00:05:43No, thanks, mister.
00:05:43I'm staying here till spring.
00:05:45You don't mind?
00:05:46Sure I mind, because I won't be here.
00:05:48Then I'm going to the Nonna for the big ice cream.
00:05:50That's what I really came off to see.
00:05:52Well, come on back on the boat with me and we'll...
00:05:53I'm going by dog sled.
00:05:54You're missing a big opportunity when you pass me up.
00:05:57No.
00:05:57Oh, yes, sir.
00:05:58Those furs I'm taking back are going to cash into real money.
00:06:02And I know how to spend it when I've got an incentive.
00:06:05I'm doing all right, thanks.
00:06:07Say, how's your book coming?
00:06:08Are you making me the hero?
00:06:10Well, no.
00:06:11I'm afraid you're much too well fed to get into a story of famine and salvation.
00:06:19Have you ever really been hungry?
00:06:21Not yet.
00:06:21That's why I'm getting out.
00:06:23It's going to be pretty tough around here if those government hunters fail.
00:06:25Well, I hope they do.
00:06:27I think it's perfectly disgusting luring a lot of half-starved dogs into a blind canyon just to snore for them.
00:06:32It's not going to be as easy as that.
00:06:34Wild dogs are pretty smart.
00:06:36If they get that herd of reindeer they're using as bait, there won't be any meat left for the natives.
00:06:40How does it happen you're not on the hunt?
00:06:41Every other man in the village is.
00:06:43I'm not a hunter.
00:06:44I'm a trader.
00:06:45So I've gathered.
00:06:46Well, so long, Hugo.
00:06:49So long, Gene.
00:06:50See you in an honor.
00:07:01Hey, get along there.
00:07:04Good call.
00:07:05Here you come.
00:07:07Sure glad we're getting out of here tomorrow.
00:07:09I'd hate to get caught in that freeze.
00:07:11I don't see how you trap a stand at six months at a time in this ice hole.
00:07:15You can stand anything if there's money enough, isn't it?
00:07:17Have a good season?
00:07:18Some neotic pelts.
00:07:20Would have had more if the wolves hadn't robbed my traps.
00:07:23They drive all game south.
00:07:25No food.
00:07:26My people must go south, too, if they don't kill wolves and wild dogs.
00:07:30There won't be a wolf or a wild dog left in this district by tomorrow.
00:07:33Just wait till they get the scent of the reindeer herd.
00:07:35I'm betting they smell fresh meat already.
00:07:37They got a pack leader that can smell traps, too.
00:07:40Swift Lightning, he no wolf, he devil.
00:07:42I just have to read wolf, dog.
00:07:44Cross a dog with a wolf and you get a super dog or a super wolf.
00:07:48But always a killer.
00:07:49Swift Lightning, he devil.
00:07:51Swift Lightning, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil, he devil
00:08:21Well, those come pretty soon. Hurry.
00:08:31That's what we want, isn't it?
00:08:51We've got no time to waste. Let's get going.
00:08:56Get back to that wall there.
00:08:57Bad sign. Bad sign. Very bad sign.
00:09:01Devils are in the woods and wild dogs today. Might as well break the wings.
00:09:04Don't pay any attention to this old conjure. When they get in this trap, they won't have a chance.
00:09:07Suppose wild dogs kill our reindeer. That meat would fill our empty mouths.
00:09:11They'll never reach the reindeer. When they get into this canyon, we'll slaughter them.
00:09:15You think that snow wall will stop swept lightning?
00:09:17No, but this will.
00:09:18Now hurry up and get the walls finished.
00:09:20Go on. Get out of here. Hurry up.
00:09:50Hey, hurry up and block up that hole.
00:10:09Here they come. Go on. Get to your places. Hurry up.
00:10:11From your arms.
00:10:12Come with me. Get high on those banks. Shoot down on them.
00:10:21Get going, you fellas. Hurry up.
00:10:29Up there behind the snowback.
00:10:31Come on, get higher. Throw your spears down at them.
00:10:47Come on, get higher. Throw your spears down at them.
00:10:51Oh, my God.
00:11:21Oh, my God.
00:11:51Oh, my God.
00:12:21Oh, my God.
00:12:24Blaming you because the traps didn't work.
00:12:26It wasn't our fault.
00:12:27I'll tell them.
00:12:28Wait a minute.
00:12:28You can't tell them anything now.
00:12:30Better get back to the boat before there's trouble.
00:12:32That suits me.
00:12:33I'll try to hold them off.
00:12:34Come on, Conor.
00:12:41Why did you run away and let the wild dogs kill all the reindeer?
00:12:44Eskimos can't buy sweet riding.
00:12:46White men last.
00:12:47No good.
00:12:47You're no good.
00:12:48You're cowards.
00:12:48Eskimos never know good.
00:12:50You run away when we need you.
00:12:51Come on, Conor.
00:13:14Hurry up.
00:13:14Firefly.
00:13:26Come back here, Firefly.
00:13:27Firefly.
00:13:27Firefly.
00:13:27Firefly.
00:13:28Firefly.
00:13:29Firefly.
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00:13:37Firefly.
00:13:38Oh, good morning, Gato.
00:14:05Good morning.
00:14:06You'll have to hurry, Mr. William, if the boat's ready to leave.
00:14:08Oh, but I'm not going.
00:14:09What do you mean?
00:14:10Well, just what I said, I'm not going.
00:14:12I'm staying.
00:14:13Are you crazy?
00:14:14Perhaps.
00:14:15Well, I came here to write and I'm staying.
00:14:17You little numbskull.
00:14:18Can't you get it into your head that if you don't take this tugboat,
00:14:21that you'll be stuck here for another month?
00:14:23Maybe longer if the bay freezes over.
00:14:25Well, that suits me perfectly.
00:14:27I came here for adventure.
00:14:29It's no adventure to be hungry.
00:14:31These people are on the point of starvation.
00:14:33Come, come, Gaston.
00:14:34Don't you think you're inclined to be a little dramatic?
00:14:36And besides, I think I'll get to know these people much better if I starved with them.
00:14:40Look, I know you're very noble and very brave.
00:14:42But I haven't any time to waste on fools.
00:14:44Oh, then why do you concern yourself?
00:14:45Only because you're a white woman.
00:14:47I suppose you think it would be fun to have a flock of wild dogs and wolves chasing you.
00:14:50I suppose you think it would be fun to have that pack that slaughtered the reindeer this morning
00:14:54come howling around here waiting to tear you to pieces the minute you step outside of this cabin.
00:15:00I'm not afraid.
00:15:01You're going with the light of your heart.
00:15:03Hey, hey, you bring me down!
00:15:05I got trouble enough without having you on my hand.
00:15:08Well, that's that.
00:15:18It looks like we missed the boat.
00:15:21Remember, if things get tough, you asked for it.
00:15:23You can take it.
00:15:24And like it.
00:15:25I hate hunters.
00:15:34I hate you!
00:15:36Winky, when would you stop that?
00:15:39You're tearing up all my work.
00:15:41Now, come on.
00:15:41Come on.
00:15:42Come on.
00:15:42Come on.
00:15:45Now, look.
00:15:46What am I going to do with you, huh?
00:15:47Come on.
00:15:55I hate to leave that collie dog here.
00:15:57The wolves will get us sure.
00:15:59Well, what about Miss Williams?
00:16:00Say, haven't you got any romance in your soul?
00:16:02You know, she and Firefly are quite a bit alike.
00:16:05Both beautiful.
00:16:06Both raised in civilization, surrounded by comfort.
00:16:09And both about half a crack.
00:16:10What do you mean, half a crack?
00:16:12Well, the dog can't bring her master back to life by lying near his grave.
00:16:15But she still insists on staying.
00:16:17And Miss Williams doesn't have to face cold and hunger either.
00:16:20But I guess all writers are kind of crazy.
00:16:23She'll be all right with Gastron Rodgers to keep an eye on her.
00:16:26He knows his way around up here.
00:16:28Yeah, that's what I'm worrying about.
00:16:30He's not her kind of man.
00:16:32Why, he's half-wolf himself.
00:16:49Me go.
00:16:51No meat.
00:16:52Starve.
00:16:52Nootka, don't be silly.
00:16:54There's plenty of food.
00:16:55Enough to last till spring.
00:16:57Not last when wolves and wild dogs come.
00:17:00They come in here and eat it all.
00:17:01Me too, maybe.
00:17:03Me go.
00:17:04Whole village go.
00:17:05Me too.
00:17:18I'm there.
00:17:19Oh, no.
00:17:22Oh, no.
00:17:23No.
00:17:23No.
00:17:24No.
00:17:25I'm there.
00:17:26No.
00:17:26No.
00:17:26No.
00:17:27No.
00:17:27No.
00:17:27Good morning, Gaston.
00:17:46This is a good morning, isn't it?
00:17:51Did you ever see anything so beautiful?
00:17:53What's so beautiful about being left in a deserted village
00:17:55400 miles from civilization?
00:17:58Well, you're staying, aren't you?
00:18:00That's my tough luck.
00:18:01It would serve you right if I were to leave you here for the wild dogs.
00:18:04No, I suppose I'll have to give up my trapping and take you south.
00:18:07Oh, no. No, no, that won't be necessary.
00:18:09If you'd had any sense, you'd have gone on that boat.
00:18:11There's no game here, and no game means no food.
00:18:13I wish you'd mind...
00:18:14Well, shut up and get ready. We're going to travel and travel fast.
00:18:17I'm perfectly capable of taking care of myself, if you don't mind.
00:18:20All right, I'll wait until tomorrow morning.
00:18:23Think it over.
00:18:27Think it over.
00:18:32THE END
00:19:02Don't you think it's about time you went to bed, Winky?
00:19:11Come on, in you go.
00:19:32Come on, in you go.
00:20:02Come on, in you go.
00:20:32Come on, in you go.
00:21:02Come on, girl, this looks like goodbye.
00:21:13It's no use trying to drag you away from here.
00:21:15You just died of a broken heart anyway.
00:21:19Keep it chin up.
00:21:20Two little villains, I'd like to box your ears.
00:21:29You wait and see what happens to you.
00:21:36Hey, Mr. going my way?
00:21:55Whoa!
00:21:57Well, did you change your mind?
00:21:59It's a woman's privilege, isn't it?
00:22:01Well, I wouldn't know about that.
00:22:02Say, did you hear those wolves howling last night?
00:22:04Come now, don't tell me you were frightened.
00:22:06Oh, you couldn't hire me to spend another night in this place.
00:22:09Wait a minute, wait a minute.
00:22:11I'm not going to take all that luggage and those animals, too.
00:22:14What do you think this is, a traveling circuit?
00:22:16Well, you surely don't expect me to leave them behind for the wolves.
00:22:19I'll fix that.
00:22:23Can't you think of anything but killing?
00:22:25Weren't you satisfied when you killed their mother?
00:22:27All right, bring along your menagerie.
00:22:31But they'll have to walk.
00:22:37It's going to be a tough weather.
00:22:39That's what Gaston tells me.
00:22:41Looks like you're going to have to fly, Winky.
00:22:44Come on.
00:22:44Come on, get out.
00:22:47Come on, get out of here, you piss.
00:22:50For the love of mine, give me a hand, will you?
00:22:53This lady will never get to Fairbanks.
00:22:55Fairbanks?
00:22:56I'm not going to Fairbanks.
00:22:57I'm going to Nonna to see the big ice break-up.
00:23:00Say, what do you think this is, a sightseeing tour?
00:23:05You can get more money for my furs in Fairbanks.
00:23:07And Fairbanks we go.
00:23:09Oh, no.
00:23:10I got cheated out of my stay here, and I'm not going to miss the ice sweepstakes.
00:23:14All right, Nonna, then.
00:23:16But after we get there,
00:23:18if I'm unlucky enough to ever see you again,
00:23:22don't speak to me.
00:23:24I'd rather choke.
00:23:26All right, hop aboard.
00:23:29All right, mush!
00:23:30All right, we'll be right back.
00:24:00All right, we'll be right back.
00:24:30All right, we'll be right back.
00:25:00All right, we'll be right back.
00:25:30All right, we'll be right back.
00:26:00All right, we'll be right back.
00:26:30All right, we'll be right back.
00:26:32All right, we'll be right back.
00:27:00All right, we'll be right back.
00:27:02All right, we'll be right back.
00:27:30All right, we'll be right back.
00:27:32All right, we'll be right back.
00:27:33All right, we'll be right back.
00:27:34All right, we'll be right back.
00:27:35All right, we'll be right back.
00:27:36All right, we'll be right back.
00:27:37All right, we'll be right back.
00:27:38All right, we'll be right back.
00:27:39THE END
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00:29:09THE END
00:29:39Good morning
00:29:47Well, good morning
00:29:49Oh, good morning, Miss Williams
00:29:52And how do you like our gloriously beautiful Northland today?
00:29:56Thrilling, isn't it?
00:29:58Yes, isn't it?
00:29:59Routine
00:29:59I'm begging your pardon, madame
00:30:09Breakfast
00:30:09Thank you
00:30:10Goodie, goodie
00:30:11Wish I could say the same
00:30:15I, uh, trust our bed will fight your liking
00:30:19Thrilling
00:30:21Ooh, good
00:30:25Thank you
00:30:26All right
00:30:31Who's up?
00:30:36See you
00:30:36Good-bye
00:30:44Good-bye
00:30:44Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:31:15Here, Firefly!
00:31:26Better drink up, we're breaking can.
00:31:33Why, Winky, what on earth have you got there?
00:31:41Firefly!
00:31:44What are you doing here?
00:31:55Come on, Firefly, come here.
00:31:57Come on, Firefly, come on, that's it, come on.
00:32:00Come on, girl.
00:32:05Stop that!
00:32:08Stop that!
00:32:09Eating that stray dog, you know we're traveling on short ration.
00:32:11Firefly isn't a stray dog.
00:32:13All right, she isn't a stray dog.
00:32:14What is she good for?
00:32:15Can she work?
00:32:16Can she pull a sled?
00:32:17Whether she pulls a sled or not, I'm not going to let her go hungry while I have food.
00:32:20All right, that was your breakfast and your dinner, too.
00:32:22I don't care, I don't like it anyway.
00:32:24Well, I'll remind you of that tonight.
00:32:25Come on, give me a hand and load this sled.
00:32:27Come on, give me a hand and load this sled.
00:32:28Come on, give me a hand and load this sled.
00:32:29I don't know, no.
00:32:30I don't know.
00:32:31I don't know.
00:32:32I'll be right in the head.
00:32:33I don't know, yeah.
00:32:34I don't want to hear it.
00:32:46Halt!
00:32:48Geek on!
00:32:51Oh, look.
00:32:53Firefly's found another dog.
00:32:54Now she won't be lonesome anymore.
00:32:56That's no dog.
00:32:57That's Swift Lightning.
00:32:58Wolf breed and leader of the pack.
00:33:00Well, we won't be bothered with that collie much longer.
00:33:05When a wolf mates with a dog and he tires of her,
00:33:08he just turns on her and eats her.
00:33:11Oh, I don't think Swift Lightning is a wolf.
00:33:14He looks tame enough to me.
00:33:15You should have seen your little house pet running with the wild dogs,
00:33:19slaughtering the reindeer.
00:33:21Probably following our sled right now, hoping to get us.
00:33:24Oh, I think he and Firefly are just lonesome.
00:33:28Should probably make a gentleman of him.
00:33:29Or he'll make a wolf out of her.
00:33:31Oh, I don't think I'll make a wolf out of her.
00:33:59Avalanche!
00:34:01Avalanche!
00:34:20Get out and push!
00:34:21Push!
00:34:31Get out and push!
00:35:01Come on!
00:35:21Come here, swift lighting. I won't hurt you.
00:35:27Get out of there!
00:35:28Get out!
00:35:31In another minute, he'd had you by the throat.
00:35:38He dug me out of the snow.
00:35:40If you hadn't frightened him, we would have been friends.
00:35:46Oh, there's the pest again.
00:35:49We probably started this avalanche in the first place.
00:35:52I'm sorry.
00:35:52We might as well salvage what we can.
00:36:07At least we've got our dog team.
00:36:13I'll be in a fine fix without a gun.
00:36:15Well, at least we saved some of our food.
00:36:21And Anna's a long way off here.
00:36:23We didn't salvage enough food to feed a canary.
00:36:26Well, I don't eat much.
00:36:27No, but the sled dogs do.
00:36:29They can't travel far on empty stomachs.
00:36:32You thought it would be an adventure to be really hungry, didn't you?
00:36:34Now you're going to get a chance to see how you like it.
00:36:38Well, thank you.
00:36:42Hey, come on, buddy.
00:36:44Hey, come on, buddy.
00:36:52Hey.
00:36:56Hey, come on.
00:36:59Hey.
00:37:00Hey.
00:37:00THE END
00:37:30THE END
00:38:00Stretch it good and tight
00:38:04Don't worry
00:38:06When that ice breaks
00:38:07She'll snap like a fiddle string
00:38:09Yeah, but she won't break up
00:38:15For another week yet
00:38:16You remember last year
00:38:18Yeah, but that was last year
00:38:20Look at that sun
00:38:22Yeah, but that's been like that
00:38:24For a week now
00:38:25No, sir, my money says
00:38:27Next week
00:38:28Well, let's quit talking about it
00:38:30And go by a chance
00:38:31I'll take April
00:38:33Sorry, stranger
00:38:34You'll have to take your turn
00:38:36Oh, I'm sorry
00:38:38Excuse me
00:38:38Yeah
00:38:39Hi, you go
00:38:49Bill
00:38:50How are you betting?
00:38:51Well, from the looks of that river
00:38:52I'd say the break's coming anytime now
00:38:54I'm guessing sometime tomorrow
00:38:56I bet you $100
00:38:58You've been wrong
00:38:59By 24 hours
00:39:01You're right, Sven
00:39:02You go here to the whole steak
00:39:03Oh, sure
00:39:04What time you got, Joe?
00:39:093.46 and a half
00:39:113.46 and a half
00:39:13What day?
00:39:14Huh?
00:39:14What day?
00:39:16Tomorrow?
00:39:17Yeah, it's all right
00:39:18Yeah, tomorrow
00:39:182.30 p.m. Tuesday
00:39:202.30 p.m. Tuesday
00:39:22April 2nd, 5.15 p.m.
00:39:25That's today
00:39:26That's what I said
00:39:27Yeah
00:39:27What's the name?
00:39:28Hugo Henderson
00:39:29Hugo Henderson
00:39:30Put me down for April 3rd
00:39:332.31 p.m.
00:39:35April 3rd, 2.31 p.m.
00:39:38I want April 7
00:39:401.54 in the afternoon
00:39:42Come on, boys
00:39:43I'll buy you a drink
00:39:44Oh, sure
00:39:45Did you get anywhere near Topec Village
00:39:47on your last trip, Bill?
00:39:48Well, Neskimo told me
00:39:49the whole village moves out
00:39:50to get away from the wild dogs
00:39:52and the wolves
00:39:52Did he say anything
00:39:53about a white woman
00:39:54that was up there?
00:39:55Well, that's a white woman
00:39:56doing a token
00:39:57Writing a book
00:39:58How come with you?
00:40:00Whiskey, Bill
00:40:00I get two
00:40:01She expected to make
00:40:03Manana for the big ice break
00:40:04and I'd kind of hoped
00:40:06I'd meet her here
00:40:07She ain't crazy enough
00:40:08to try to make that trip alone
00:40:09is she?
00:40:09No
00:40:10Rogers will probably be with her
00:40:12Oh, well
00:40:12if she's with Gaston
00:40:13she'll be all right
00:40:14Yeah
00:40:14That's what you think
00:40:15I get it
00:40:18Good luck
00:40:19Anything wrong?
00:40:43I don't like the looks
00:40:44of this ice
00:40:44See, the river's
00:40:46the shortest weight
00:40:46in the Nana
00:40:47It holds
00:40:49we might be able
00:40:49to make it
00:40:49without skipping
00:40:50too many meals
00:40:51Well, let's take a chance
00:40:52It would be heavenly
00:40:52to square a meal
00:40:53and sleep in a real bed
00:40:54for a change
00:40:55Hey, get out of there
00:41:01Get out of there
00:41:03Ray, let's go
00:41:31It's here
00:41:39It's here
00:41:39It's here
00:41:40The ice is breaking
00:41:41What was the tide?
00:42:05Gosh, I was so excited
00:42:07I forgot to look
00:42:083.26
00:42:193.26
00:42:193.26
00:42:19Well, that beats you
00:42:21come on
00:42:22you'll go
00:42:23pay off
00:42:23Like your hundred dollars
00:42:25you don't win next to
00:42:26Yeah
00:42:26I won
00:42:28Come on, everybody
00:42:36The drinks are on me
00:42:37We'll never be able
00:42:53to make it by sled
00:42:54We'll have to loosen
00:42:55the dogs
00:42:55Get the knife
00:42:57In the bag
00:43:00and hurry
00:43:00Here it is
00:43:05Look
00:43:07Let's make a run for it
00:43:13Get the knife
00:43:14Get the knife
00:43:17Get the knife
00:43:20Get the knife
00:43:21Get the knife
00:43:21Get the knife
00:43:22You slog
00:43:23Out of the bag
00:43:24a plate
00:43:25Whoo-hoo-hoo!
00:43:26Cheering
00:43:26Arrow
00:43:31to the bar
00:43:31in the lawn
00:43:33to the ΩΨ°Ψ§
00:43:34And the car
00:43:34To the energy
00:43:35Now, he'll lose
00:43:37Your whole house
00:43:37against theιͺΈ
00:43:38So, hey, change
00:43:39In the ans
00:43:39of the woods
00:43:40And his arms
00:43:40for the Opening
00:43:41Let's try to make it.
00:44:11Let's try to make it.
00:44:41Let's try to make it.
00:45:11I've got to tell you that, well, no matter what happens, I just want you to know that...
00:45:17Oh, forget it.
00:45:18No, Gester, I'll never forget it.
00:45:21These days together, the hardships we've been through, they taught me something.
00:45:27Something of loyalty and courage.
00:45:29I knew what I was doing, the chances I was making you take me.
00:45:35And now you've lost your furs, your dogs, everything.
00:45:38Not everything.
00:45:42See, I've traveled alone so much that I...
00:45:45I didn't know a woman could show so much courage.
00:45:49Then you don't hate me.
00:45:53Say it.
00:45:54Oh, I don't care what happens.
00:46:05I do.
00:46:06Why, it's Firefly.
00:46:18How in the world did she get here?
00:46:19Call her over.
00:46:21Come on, Firefly.
00:46:22Come on.
00:46:23Come on, Firefly.
00:46:25Come on.
00:46:27We aren't going to hurt you.
00:46:30Poor little thing, she's just as cold and hungry as we are.
00:46:34Firefly.
00:46:35Come here.
00:46:37Come on, old girl.
00:46:39That's it.
00:46:39Come on, baby.
00:46:41How are you, come on.
00:46:42Oh, no, Gaston.
00:46:47No, you can't.
00:46:48We've got to eat.
00:46:53Lightning.
00:46:55Stop it.
00:46:56Get away from there.
00:46:57Watch your lightning.
00:46:58Get back.
00:47:01Don't, sir, Lightning.
00:47:02Go.
00:47:03Go away.
00:47:09No, Gaston.
00:47:10No, please.
00:47:11You've got to have food.
00:47:12It's his life or ours.
00:47:13But he was only protecting his mate.
00:47:16If you so much as you can touch him, a Firefly, I'll never forgive you.
00:47:19Never.
00:47:22Gene.
00:47:24Gene.
00:47:25Come back here.
00:47:25Come back here.
00:47:25Gene.
00:47:39Gene.
00:47:43Gene.
00:47:44Gene.
00:47:44Gene.
00:47:45Gene.
00:47:45Gene.
00:47:46Gene.
00:47:46Gene.
00:47:47Gene.
00:47:47Gene.
00:47:48Gene.
00:47:48Gene.
00:47:48Gene.
00:47:49Gene.
00:47:49Gene.
00:47:50Gene.
00:47:50Gene.
00:47:51Gene.
00:47:51Gene.
00:47:52Gene.
00:47:52Gene.
00:47:52Gene.
00:47:53Gene.
00:47:53Gene.
00:47:54Gene.
00:47:54Gene.
00:47:54Gene.
00:47:55Oh, my God.
00:48:25Here's your share.
00:48:42Here.
00:48:44At least we won't starve.
00:48:53Oh, no.
00:48:55Dean, you've been so swell.
00:49:05Don't crack up now.
00:49:08No, Gatsby.
00:49:09Hold the dogs, Pete.
00:49:31I just found Gaston Rod to sled down on the riverbank.
00:49:38Where?
00:49:38A couple of miles downstream.
00:49:40Any sign of Gaston and the girl with him?
00:49:42No, the sled is empty.
00:49:43I searched up and down the riverbank by half a mile.
00:49:45Get our dog slates to look for him.
00:49:47Listen, everybody.
00:49:47I'll pay a $500 reward to anyone who finds Gene Williams.
00:49:51Father, come on, you fellow.
00:49:53Father, come on, you fellow.
00:49:58Now fly up the river, but fly low and keep your eyes open.
00:50:02Good luck, Ed.
00:50:02Good luck, Ed.
00:50:14Good luck.
00:50:14Good luck.
00:50:14Good luck.
00:50:14Good luck.
00:50:15Good luck.
00:50:15Good luck.
00:50:16Good luck.
00:50:16Good luck.
00:50:17Good luck.
00:50:17Good luck.
00:50:18Good luck.
00:50:18Good luck.
00:50:19Good luck.
00:50:19Good luck.
00:50:20Good luck.
00:50:20Good luck.
00:50:21Good luck.
00:50:21Good luck.
00:50:21Good luck.
00:50:22Good luck.
00:50:22Good luck.
00:50:23Good luck.
00:50:23Good luck.
00:50:24Good luck.
00:50:24Good luck.
00:50:25Good luck.
00:50:25Good luck.
00:50:25Good luck.
00:50:26Good luck.
00:50:26Good luck.
00:50:26Good luck.
00:50:27Good luck.
00:50:27Good luck.
00:50:28Good luck.
00:50:28Good luck.
00:50:28Good luck.
00:50:29Good luck.
00:50:29Good luck.
00:50:29Good luck.
00:50:30Good luck.
00:50:30Good luck.
00:50:30Good luck.
00:50:31Oh, my God.
00:51:01The dog's just made it ashore.
00:51:26You want to take a chance?
00:51:28Well, anything's better than staying here.
00:51:31Follow me.
00:51:34The dog's just made it ashore.
00:52:01It's an airplane.
00:52:12Hey!
00:52:13Hey!
00:52:14Hey!
00:52:14Oh, he's turning back!
00:52:29Hey!
00:52:31Hey!
00:52:31Yay!
00:52:33Hey!
00:52:33Hey!
00:52:35Oh, hi!
00:52:36Hey!
00:52:36Hey!
00:52:37Hey!
00:52:38Hey!
00:52:38Hey!
00:52:38THE END
00:53:08There's the pests again
00:53:11I'm glad nothing happened to them
00:53:12Well, it looks like your friends got rid of what food was left
00:53:25There's no use in us staying here
00:53:27Well, you'd better not try to go any further without food
00:53:30The note said they'd send help here to the cabin
00:53:32I think you'd better wait
00:53:34I'll be all right
00:53:36Jean
00:53:37Are you afraid of me?
00:53:40No, I'm not afraid of you
00:53:41What's the matter?
00:53:44Can't you see it's just impossible?
00:53:48You despise me, don't you?
00:53:50No, Gaston, I don't despise you
00:53:51I'm very grateful for everything you've done
00:53:54Well, I'm not asking you to be grateful
00:53:55Back there, you said you loved me
00:53:58I didn't say that
00:53:59It's a different story now, isn't it?
00:54:02The other night you talked about loyalty and courage
00:54:04That was when you needed me
00:54:06Stop it
00:54:07Now that you're getting back to civilization
00:54:08I'm not good enough for you
00:54:09I'm a brute and a killer
00:54:11And I don't fit in with your ideas
00:54:12And the things I do shock that sensitive nature of yours, don't they?
00:54:16Don't they?
00:54:17You'll let go of me
00:54:18I'd like to leave here
00:54:19Of course you would
00:54:20But you're not leaving
00:54:21You're staying here with me
00:54:23Hello
00:54:32Hugo
00:54:43I was never so glad to see anyone
00:54:46Same here
00:54:47Hello, Hugo
00:54:48Hi, Gaston
00:54:49Got a cigarette?
00:54:50Sure
00:54:50By the way, how far is it than a good square meal?
00:55:01About 20 miles
00:55:02We're in no hurry
00:55:04Oh, I am
00:55:05Let's get started
00:55:06We can't get there too soon to suit me
00:55:08That looks like the dog I saw you feeding at the game warden's grave
00:55:17It is, it's Firefly
00:55:18She followed it all the way down here
00:55:19Brought along a wolf dog for protection
00:55:26Well, she won't need him anymore
00:55:29We'll take her along with us
00:55:30Come on, Buck
00:55:31Come on, boy
00:55:32Hugo, I'd keep my dog away from Swift Lightning if I were you
00:55:43Buck can take care of himself
00:55:46You'd better call him back, Hugo
00:55:58Come back here, Buck
00:56:08Come on back here, I say
00:56:10Collie's too good to run with a wolf dog
00:56:17You stay here, Buck
00:56:18I'll bring her back to you
00:56:19Storm coming
00:56:22But I'm afraid of
00:56:25I think we'd better get started
00:56:27Come on, Firefly
00:56:28There you are
00:56:30There's some food for you
00:56:31Good girl
00:56:32Yes, that a girl
00:56:34There we are
00:56:37That's a nice girl
00:56:39Come on
00:56:39Come on, Firefly
00:56:41They'll make a great pair
00:56:44Come on, Buck
00:56:45We'll start back with your new sweetheart
00:56:47Better wait till the storm blows over
00:56:49I think he's right at that
00:56:54It does look pretty bad
00:56:55We'd better stay, Jane
00:56:57Well, that's the finest meal I've eaten since I left Seattle
00:57:09You wait, Fairbanks
00:57:10Aren't you going to eat that?
00:57:13Not hungry
00:57:13Well, I shouldn't be, but I am
00:57:16Oh, that's why you don't want to eat that
00:57:46You don't want to go out in that old storm
00:57:47Open the door
00:58:16Well, the collie went back to its main after all
00:58:19I'll bet you a hundred she comes back to Buck
00:58:21You know, Jean
00:58:23Those furs of mine ran into a lot of money
00:58:24When we get back to Fairbanks, the town is yours
00:58:27You're going to guess I want to get back to a Seattle
00:58:29Well, that suits me
00:58:31I've had enough of this country, too
00:58:32You know, it'd be pretty raw
00:58:35If the collie were to quit Swift Lightning now
00:58:37He won her
00:58:38Why should he give her up?
00:58:42Because he's not her kind
00:58:43And the lady knows it
00:58:45He's a wolf dog
00:58:47And she's a thoroughbred
00:58:48Buck isn't her breed, either
00:58:54Come here
00:58:55Come here
00:58:57Come here
00:59:00Come here
00:59:00THE END
00:59:30Well, looks like we're stuck here for the night.
00:59:36I guess a good night's rest won't hurt you, Gene.
00:59:38We'll start off the first thing in the morning.
00:59:42Gene isn't going anyplace with you.
00:59:46I think that's up to her, isn't it?
00:59:48She hasn't got anything to say about it.
00:59:50Oh, really?
00:59:52Staying right here with me.
00:59:53Say, listen, you...
00:59:55Now, please, Gaston, let's not have it.
00:59:57I appreciate everything you've done for me.
00:59:59I'll always be grateful.
01:00:01Seems to me I've heard those words before.
01:00:04But you're not walking out on me with just a thank you.
01:00:07I'll pay you for the furs you lost as soon as I get the money.
01:00:09Sure, sure.
01:00:10We'll settle it up right now.
01:00:13Here.
01:00:13Here's $500.
01:00:15Now get out.
01:00:17You're the one that's getting out of here.
01:00:19Stop it, you're the one.
01:00:25Oh, my God.
01:00:55Oh, my God.
01:01:25Oh, my God.
01:01:37Hugo.
01:01:43Are you all right?
01:01:44Yeah.
01:01:45Yeah.
01:01:46I'm all right.
01:01:48Good luck, Jane.
01:02:01Well, anyway, he's gone.
01:02:05Yes, he's gone.
01:02:06You've had a tough time with it, kid.
01:02:30But that's all over.
01:02:32From now on, it's going to be just you and me.
01:02:36No, Hugo.
01:02:37Well, what do you mean, no?
01:02:39Didn't I fight for you?
01:02:41Sure, I got licked, but I fought for you, didn't I?
01:02:44Yes, you both fought for me like animals, like a couple of dogs that fight over a bone.
01:02:49I mean, I think those dogs out there in the woods act more like humans than you two.
01:02:52Well, now, wait a minute, Jean.
01:02:54No, Hugo, I don't want that kind of love.
01:02:56I want tenderness and devotion and respect.
01:03:00All that's foreign up here is just fighting blood and kill.
01:03:03Something's wrong.
01:03:25She's trying to tell us about it.
01:03:26She's trying to tell us about it.
01:03:56Is he dead?
01:04:06No, but he's badly crushed.
01:04:08No, but he's dead.
01:04:09No, but he's dead.
01:04:38He's coming too.
01:04:53Will he be all right?
01:05:00Sure, you'll hook, Joe.
01:05:02Might have a little limp, but he had a close call.
01:05:08All right, Buck.
01:05:25Well, the storm's over.
01:05:37We better get started.
01:05:38Swift Lightning won't be able to travel for a while.
01:05:42I'm staying here with him.
01:05:43And I'm staying here with you.
01:05:50What?
01:05:51I never did like Seattle anyway.
01:05:53Bud?
01:05:55Bud?
01:06:18Bud?
01:06:19Bud?
01:06:20Bud.
01:06:20Buck, I don't know whether you're a quitter or a smart guy.
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