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Sail into the heart of the ocean with Whispers of the Tides. 🌊⚓ A timeless story of family, loyalty, and the unpredictable power of the sea. Experience drama, conflict, and redemption as lives are forever changed by the waves that carry both hope and danger.
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00:00The
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01:12Ahoy! Ahoy there, Bill Peck! Ahoy, Cappy!
01:19Gee, Cappy, I sure am glad to see you. Good to see you, Bill.
01:24Anybody else know him back?
01:25No, as far as the family's concerned, you're not due back for two weeks yet.
01:28Good. Hey, I thought maybe he'd fly back on the China Clipper.
01:32Aha! I don't want nothing between me and the water except in a good solid keel.
01:36Come on, let's go. All right.
01:47Same old house, huh?
01:48Yeah, it's the same from the outside anyhow.
01:50See you tomorrow?
01:51You will see me sooner than that. So long.
01:58Come on.
02:07Is the Ricks home?
02:08Yes, sir. Are you expecting?
02:10Expected?
02:11Why, that pink-toed prophet doesn't look that way.
02:14What stupid landlubber's idea are all these trick decorations?
02:26Cappy!
02:27Cappy!
02:28Cappy!
02:29Cappy, you're old Charlie.
02:31Why, you look very near younger.
02:33You look wonderful.
02:35We didn't expect you four weeks.
02:37I should have come home a lot sooner, I can see that.
02:39Cappy!
02:40You're old soul shaker!
02:42Oh, what a surprise!
02:44Though I must say you might have let us know.
02:48It throws the entire party out of balance.
02:50Party? But how I...
02:51Not well at all, thank you.
02:52Quite ill, in fact.
02:53It's been such a task.
02:54The house was so undisciplined, I simply had to do the servants all over.
02:59Servants?
03:02Where's Maggie Brown?
03:03Maggie Brown?
03:04My cook!
03:05Oh, why, she resigned. Didn't she, Maggie?
03:09She couldn't take it.
03:11Far be it from me to hurt the wife of my late partner.
03:15But Mrs. Peasley, for three years I've withheld any comment about my daughter's marriage to your son.
03:20But you remember this. You're his mother and not mine.
03:24Of course!
03:26What a sense of humor!
03:28Cappy, you've just time to dress.
03:30We'll manage to squeeze you into dinner somehow.
03:32Frank will be a darling and help your father.
03:34Oh, dear!
03:36Take Mr. Rick's hat.
03:39And his coat.
03:41And his cigar!
03:44Clear the deck, you lily-livered swab!
03:50Now let's get to the bottom of this.
03:54You can't dig that deep before dinner, darling.
03:56There's been so many changes, it would be better if you took them in very small doses.
04:00I'll take nothing. Who allowed her on the bridge of the ship, anyways?
04:03Allowed? Ha! She dropped here for a weekend about a year ago.
04:06A year ago? Or does it just seem that long?
04:09Who's coming to dinner?
04:12The Bottomley's.
04:14Waldo P. Bottomley, the gadget peddler?
04:16Now wait a minute, Dad. All that has to change.
04:18Have you met Waldo Junior?
04:20No, and if he's anything like Senior, don't want to meet him.
04:23All right, if you want to go through life without speaking to your son-in-law.
04:26Son-in-law? Young Bottomley?
04:28What about you and Bill Peck?
04:30Don't mention that stubborn mule to me.
04:32Have you broken off with Bill?
04:34Months ago. He's too bossy. Almost as bad as you.
04:37Or you!
04:39Lord O. P. Bottomley.
04:43For 20 years I've been keeping that old barnacle scraped off from the hull.
04:47Now he's got a grip on the stern.
04:57Hey, am I seeing things or something?
05:00Not at all.
05:01That's an automatic door and it works with a photoelectric cell or whatever you call it.
05:06Oh, a Bottomley product, huh?
05:08Well, I know one Bottomley product that's not going to get into my family if I have anything to say about it.
05:18The fine homecoming!
05:30Now, Cappy, with Frankie and Junior about to be married, I propose that we bury the hatchet.
05:34That might not be so easy.
05:36Nonsense, nonsense.
05:37You'll save yourself a lot of trouble if you come around to my way of thinking.
05:41What?
05:42Well, tell them about the yacht there.
05:44You must have read about it, Cappy.
05:45The papers called it Bottomley's Greenboat.
05:48You're going in the yacht business, huh?
05:49No, no.
05:50Now, don't worry about any competition.
05:52It's just a little thing I got the youngsters for a wedding present.
05:54For a honeymoon trip.
05:55What kind?
05:56A schooner type, 75 footer.
05:58Just too cute for words.
06:00The latest thing, Cappy.
06:01All chromium finish.
06:02Wait till you see it, Cappy.
06:03It's wonderful.
06:04All you do is push a button and things happen.
06:05What about the crew?
06:06Well, that's just the point.
06:07There isn't any crew.
06:08Labor-saving devices by Bottomley Automatic Products Corporation.
06:11Progress, Cappy.
06:12Progress!
06:13No crew, huh?
06:14Just push buttons.
06:15Well, what happens if one of them gadgets gets out of whack, huh?
06:17Things happen.
06:18Mrs. Peasley just told us.
06:19Well, what happens if one of them gadgets gets out of whack, huh?
06:22Things happen.
06:23Mrs. Peasley just told us.
06:24Well, what happens if one of them gadgets gets out of whack, huh?
06:26Things happen.
06:27Mrs. Peasley just told us.
06:28Mrs. Peasley just told us.
06:30You're not going to see on any floating switchboard.
06:33I will if I want to, and I want to.
06:36I'd like to see anyone try and stop me.
06:39Remember, Cappy, you came home for peace and quiet.
06:42Quiet.
06:44I'm telling you, my daughter's not going on that contraption.
06:47You don't know it, but times are passing you by, you old-fashioned granny.
06:51Why step outside, you spineless jellyfish, and I'll give you something old-fashioned right on the end of your snoot.
07:00Now, I'll dance.
07:01What a fine mess you've made of things while I'm gone, turning the house into a nightmare.
07:06And do you know when the weekend's over?
07:08And you, you practically ruined the business with your bottomly conveyors, bottomly automatic envelope openers, bottomly everything.
07:16I felt it my duty as general manager.
07:20Manager? Why, you're no longer even able to manage the postage stamps.
07:23Seems your fame is spreading, Matthew, my dear.
07:26And you, climb down off of that English accent. I'll get to you in a minute.
07:29Where were you when this was going on?
07:31I've resigned.
07:32Nobody resigns from me. I fire them.
07:35You.
07:36You weren't satisfied at getting your gadgets into my business, but you're trying to get this gadget into my house.
07:43Ah, you have all become slovenly and shipless.
07:46And by-by the machinery's going out of whack.
07:49And then you'll wish you knew how to use your hands and your heads, you addle-brained bunch of button pushers.
07:56Come on, Bill. Let's get some fresh air.
07:57Cappy Ricks.
07:58You sit down there and listen to me.
08:00I'll do nothing of the kind.
08:03Now you listen to me.
08:04You're all Mr. Buckingley said.
08:06Old-fashioned, behind the times, antiquated.
08:08Now see here, I...
08:09Silence.
08:10You've been saying my business this and my business that.
08:14It may interest you to know it isn't your business. Not anymore.
08:17What?
08:18Do you want to tell him or shall I?
08:20Well, I...
08:21We, that is, Mr. Bottomley and myself, want of old Mr. Ford's interest.
08:26And that gives us 51% of the business.
08:29In other words, Cappy, we control it.
08:32And now can I ask what you intend to do with it?
08:35Oh, that's quite simple.
08:37We intend to merger with Bottomley Incorporated.
08:40Over my dead body, you will.
08:45Come on, Bill. I gotta go with this peace and quiet.
08:47I gotta figure this mess out.
08:49You're gonna try to tell me you can't run my business or my family anymore, huh?
08:53I don't have to tell you.
08:54Mrs. Peasley owns 51% of the business.
08:56And she'll go through with that merger just for sure.
08:58All blast, Mrs. Peasley.
08:59Well, that's your business. Now, what about your family?
09:02I'll fix them, too, every last one of them.
09:05How?
09:06You can't do anything with Matt.
09:07He's under his mother's thumb.
09:08And you can't keep Ellen from getting a divorce.
09:10And you try to tell Frankie what to do and...
09:13You just try.
09:14Why, you pinheaded young schwarf.
09:17Ain't nothing the matter with Matt and them girls.
09:20They just got sloft, that's all.
09:22It's... they're surrounded.
09:23It's Mrs. Peasley.
09:24Right.
09:25She ain't altogether to blame, either.
09:27Bottomley's at the bottom of this.
09:29Bill Peck, I'll bet you $5,000 I can clean up this mess, family and business, inside of three months.
09:36And that goes for Mrs. Peasley, too.
09:38Well...
09:39What about it?
09:40It's a bet.
09:41We'll do it, Bill.
09:42We?
09:43Oh, now, wait a minute.
09:44You mean, I've got to help you make me lose my bet?
09:46Oh, welching already, huh?
09:48Well, I might have known it.
09:49All right, all right.
09:50What's your plan?
09:51Listen, the young son.
09:52What's your plan?
09:53What's your plan?
09:54I can't take the business away from Mrs. Peasley.
09:55But I can take Mrs. Peasley away from the business before I lose it.
09:56Why, in a week's time, I'll have that old hen eaten out of my hand.
09:57And that'll be a break for Ellen, too.
09:58And as for Frankie, and that pussy-willer son of a button-puss...
10:01Alfie, lend a hand with the luggage there.
10:02Al-Fie, lend a hand with the luggage there.
10:04Can't take the money.
10:05And I'll use the money.
10:06You can't take the business away from Mrs. Peasley.
10:07And I can take Mrs. Peasley away from the business before I lose her.
10:10Why, in a week's time, I'll have that old hen eaten out of my hand.
10:11And that'll be a break for Ellen, too.
10:12And as for Frankie, and that pussy-willer son of a button-puss...
10:14Alfie!
10:15Lend a hand with the luggage there.
10:20Alfie, lend a hand with the luggage there.
10:28Seems like a dirty trick with the elector all ready for our maiden voyage.
10:32I know, Waldo.
10:34But Caffie's going away on another long trip next Monday.
10:36And we simply have to humor him his last weekend with us.
10:40Here, darling, let me help you.
10:42Don't you, darling, me.
10:44I'm only doing this for Caffie.
10:46Next Monday I'm going ahead with my plans.
10:48Ellen, how can you hold such a thought?
10:50Bye-bye, Waldo.
10:52Give your dear father my love
10:54and tell him I'll be back on Monday to sign the merger papers.
10:56Ellen, you're not really going...
10:58Next Monday I'm flying to Reno.
11:00I'm slipping tired of you and your mother.
11:02Oh, stop arguing.
11:04Bad enough to spend two days on this old wash tub.
11:06The wash tub? The Gloria Ricks?
11:08Why, let me tell you, young lady,
11:10she's the finest, dirtiest sailing craft this side of...
11:12Paradise, I know.
11:14But wait until you see the electorate.
11:16Ah, a toy for a child to play with in his bath.
11:19Well, let's not waste any more time.
11:21The tide's just about right.
11:23There's a fine sailing breeze right outside the breakwater.
11:26Over and over.
11:40Breathe deep, Matt, you'll get it.
11:41I'll never get over...
11:43not on this cruise, anyway.
11:45I still say you'll get over it.
11:48Oh!
11:49Oh, it's you!
11:50Now, don't worry.
11:51I don't like this any more than you do.
11:53One of Kathy's lesser ideas.
11:55Well, come on.
11:56Get off the ropes.
11:57Off the ropes!
11:58Very graceful, my dear.
11:59But I must say it looked pretty obvious.
12:00Looked real accidental to me.
12:01I can stand anything for two days.
12:03Go ahead.
12:04Enjoy yourself.
12:05Maybe I shall.
12:06He's very attractive to me.
12:07I can't stand anything for two days.
12:08Go ahead.
12:09Enjoy yourself.
12:10Maybe I shall.
12:11He's very attractive to me.
12:12I can't stand anything for two days.
12:14Go ahead.
12:15Enjoy yourself.
12:16Maybe I shall.
12:17He's very attractive.
12:18Tell us, hands and all.
12:25Don't look now, Kathy.
12:26But look!
12:29Oh, the sea!
12:30The sea!
12:31The beautiful sea!
12:32I feel so strong and reckless.
12:35Isn't this air elevating?
12:37You mean invigorating, Mother?
12:40And the motion of the boat is really an exercise.
12:43I'm starving.
12:44I'm starving.
12:45When do we...
12:46Ciao!
12:47Or is it mess?
12:51Mess?
12:52Take the wheel.
12:59Think you can stand it?
13:00Huh?
13:01You like to pull ashore and call the bed off?
13:02No.
13:03I always knew I was awful.
13:05I could go on sailing forever and ever.
13:08Lady, if you only knew.
13:10Good morning.
13:11Good morning.
13:12Good morning.
13:13Good morning.
13:14Tea soup out there, eh?
13:15Yes, miss.
13:16With noodles.
13:17Oh, gosh, what a fun.
13:18Reminds me of London.
13:19Oh, dear, please, let's be sensible.
13:20I don't think we'll ever get in.
13:21Are we in court yet?
13:22We'll be in dock in an hour.
13:23I can tell by the groundswell we're inside the Golden Gate, thank heavens.
13:24I do hope for bottomless we'll be at the dock to meet us.
13:25Oh, dear.
13:26Oh, dear.
13:27Oh, dear.
13:28Oh, dear.
13:29Oh, dear.
13:30Oh, dear.
13:31Oh, dear.
13:32Oh, dear.
13:33Oh, dear.
13:34Oh, dear.
13:35Oh, dear.
13:36Oh, dear.
13:37Oh, dear.
13:38Oh, dear.
13:39Oh, dear.
13:40Oh, dear.
13:41Oh, dear.
13:42Oh, dear.
13:43Oh, dear.
13:44Thank heavens.
13:45I do hope for bottomless we'll be at the dock to meet us.
13:47Oh, Stuart, stop messing about like that and take these things out on the deck.
13:50It's kind of damp to dry outside, miss.
13:52You'd better wait until the sun comes out.
13:54Don't be idiotic, Stuart.
13:55Take the luggage, will you?
13:56I'll call the mate.
13:58Oh, that's right.
13:59Give him the mating call.
14:01Ma'am, go up on deck and see if you can find out when we get in.
14:05Good morning.
14:06Good morning, everybody.
14:07Will you say that our bags are put up on deck, please?
14:10Why?
14:11Why does anyone want the luggage put out on deck?
14:13When a cruise is over, isn't it customary to have the luggage put on deck before docking?
14:18Oh, I see.
14:19You don't want to waste any time getting ashore.
14:21That's right.
14:22Well, how about an hour before we land?
14:24Good enough?
14:25Will we be late?
14:26Your luggage will be on deck an hour before we land.
14:28When will that be?
14:29Well, to be conservative, I should say, with favorable trade winds and barring bad weather,
14:34we should be able to dock in about eight weeks.
14:38What?
14:39Eight weeks?
14:40What?
14:41Oh!
14:42Oh!
14:48The fog's melting fast.
14:49Looks like fine sailing up ahead.
14:51Yeah.
14:52Oh, too soon, I guess.
14:53Looks like a storm brewing.
14:59Where are we?
15:00And why?
15:01This is an outrage.
15:02I demand that you turn back.
15:03Still demanding, huh?
15:04Well, we're 400 miles offshore and I'm not turning back.
15:07But you must.
15:08I don't want any more sailing.
15:09What about the Bottomleys?
15:10What about the merger?
15:11Bottomleys?
15:12The merger?
15:13That's your idea.
15:14Let me inform you, madam.
15:16You're not in my house now.
15:17You're aboard my ship.
15:18And I'm boss here.
15:19Oh, I'm going to have an attack of vertigo.
15:20Well, have it below deck.
15:21Did anyone ever tell you I was going to Reno today?
15:24Well, you've got a long swim ahead of you.
15:25No, it can't be.
15:26Fun's fun, but I'm...
15:27I'm having it.
15:28But, think of the Ricks navigation company.
15:29I am thinking of it.
15:30Did you think you could push a bottomleys button and run my business?
15:31Why, have you had any sense, all of you?
15:32You'll see we're running short-handed on this trip.
15:33And that's for a purpose.
15:34I'm going to work some of the bottomleys push-button influence out of your system.
15:36The first mate Peck here will assign you your job.
15:37Matt, regular crew, sail in deck.
16:03and you, Mrs. Beasley, will be in charge of laundry and dishes.
16:09Suppose we refuse?
16:11That's mutiny. We use force to put that down.
16:13Force? Don't forget, there's still passive resistance.
16:17You'll get no satisfaction out of me, you big bully.
16:23Oh, wait a minute, young lady.
16:26Take your hands off me.
16:27I will, if you promise not to jump.
16:29Captain Lanning.
16:30Nothing.
16:33Sharks down there, you know.
16:35Sharks up here too.
16:36Take this horse car off me.
16:37Not yet.
16:38Have a good mind to let you wear it for the rest of the trip like a necklace.
16:40But I tell you, Captain, he's not responsible.
16:42I'll give you $500 if you put that to port.
16:44Don't you see?
16:45Captain is getting old.
16:46He's lost his mind.
16:47That's still mutiny.
16:48Captain Lanning,
16:49if anybody attempts to coerce the cruise,
16:51I'll give you $500 if you put that to port.
16:54Don't you see?
16:55Captain is getting old.
16:56He's lost his mind.
16:57That's still mutiny.
16:59Captain Lanning,
17:00Captain Lanning,
17:01if anybody attempts to coerce the cruise,
17:03you'll get my orders from an iron.
17:04All right, sir.
17:05I'll have no more nonsense from you.
17:06Get your job.
17:07Good job.
17:37Good job.
17:39Good job.
17:40Good job.
17:41Good job.
17:42Good job.
17:43Good job.
17:44Oh, God.
17:45Oh, I'm dying.
17:46Oh, no.
17:47Oh, I know I'm dying now.
17:59Oh, no.
18:15Parasites and imbeciles.
18:17I'll show them.
18:18They've been saying that for a month, and we've been doing the work of six men.
18:21It's just a waste of time. I tell you, Cappy, they're hopeless.
18:24Oh, I've been giving them rope.
18:25Yeah, they've been stringing us up with it.
18:27Why don't you forget about it and give you?
18:29Alfie.
18:30Yes, sir.
18:31Everything ready?
18:32Yes, sir.
18:33Get going, you'll get your orders.
18:34Yes, sir.
18:35Give me in.
18:36Why, I just got started.
18:37Why are we anchored so close to this frightful island?
18:40I suppose cannibals came out and murdered us.
18:42The island is uninhabited.
18:44That won't stop cannibals.
18:46Mother, when an island is uninhabited, that includes cannibals too.
18:50That's what I said.
18:52Well, the cruise has been a failure.
18:59It's taken you eight weeks to find that out.
19:02I thought if we shook off civilization for a while, you might toughen up a bit and come
19:07to your senses.
19:08You see, I was wrong.
19:10You can't change human nature.
19:12And it's taken you 60 years to find that out too.
19:15I'm willing to learn.
19:17You can all relax.
19:19You win.
19:21I love you anyway, darling.
19:22Suppose you are a little slow on the upbeat.
19:23You know what's perfect.
19:24When did we start home?
19:25In the morning.
19:26It's about time you came to what senses you have.
19:27I'm really great.
19:28It's all right, ma'am.
19:29I smell smoke.
19:30Bruce!
19:31Honey, Bruce!
19:32Oh, no!
19:33Come on, darling!
19:34Come on!
19:35Come on!
19:36Come on!
19:37Come on!
19:38Come on!
19:39Come on!
19:40Come on!
19:41Come on!
19:42Come on!
19:43Come on!
19:44Come on!
19:45Come on!
19:46Come on!
19:47Come on!
19:48Come on!
19:49Come on!
19:50Come on!
19:52Come on!
19:53All right!
19:54Come on!
19:55Come on!
19:56Come on!
19:57Never mind about them!
19:58Why aren't they coming?
19:59We'll be all right!
20:00If we can't put out the fire, we'll get off attack!
20:02No!
20:03Don't take any chances!
20:14You can't keep the captain with the student like that.
20:17Oh.
20:18They'll be all right, darling.
20:19You weren't taking any chances, were you?
20:35All of this should happen to me!
20:38A weight of the sea at my age!
20:42Can you see anything?
20:43No.
20:44What about Captain Lanning and the Stuart?
20:46Oh, they'll come in in the other dory.
20:48It's only five miles off shore.
20:50So what will we do?
20:51Do the best we can.
20:53We'll find the highest point on the island and build a fire.
20:55Don't worry.
20:56We'll attract the attention of some passing ship.
20:59But this island is 300 miles off any ship land.
21:01You said so yourself.
21:02I know it.
21:03Well, we might be marooned here forever.
21:06How are we gonna live?
21:08Don't worry.
21:09We'll get along.
21:10Long!
21:11Food!
21:12We're saved!
21:13We're saved!
21:14Captain, you're wonderful.
21:15I always believe in being prepared.
21:17What's the use in getting in the lifeboat and then starving to death?
21:20You mean we may be stuck here indefinitely?
21:26Just us?
21:28Just one big happy family.
21:30Happy?
21:31How deliciously thoughtful.
21:33Everything's a starved house keeping.
21:35Reminds me of when I was first married.
21:37What a memory.
21:38All this happening!
21:39All this happening!
21:52Not attending, is it?
21:54Braddock speaking.
21:55Daily report to CR.
21:56Steady breeze.
21:5711 knots.
21:58145 degrees.
21:5913 minutes.
22:0018 seconds north.
22:01300 miles south.
22:02By southeast of Hawaii.
22:03They'll be in port in less than a month.
22:04You better tell the family.
22:05It's going to be much worse when they find out for themselves.
22:06They never will.
22:07How are you going to explain to Gloria Ricks?
22:08She's going to be dismantled.
22:09About a month, one of my ships will pick us up.
22:10Lanning will be aboard with the Alibi.
22:11Gloria Ricks lost at sea.
22:12He and the steward picked up by a passing ship.
22:13That's simple enough.
22:14Yeah, but it doesn't help me.
22:15After the heroic way we abandoned the Gloria Ricks,
22:16How well do you suppose I stand in with Frankie?
22:18Well, what do you care?
22:19You're not in love with her.
22:20Who says I'm not?
22:21You said so a dozen times.
22:22Said she was useless.
22:24Be careful of this tropic atmosphere, my lad.
22:26It's balmy down here.
22:27Eh, well things won't be so balmy when I tell her the truth about the Gloria Ricks.
22:30Now don't be so balmy when I tell her the truth about the Gloria Ricks.
22:33Now, don't tell us a few times.
22:34No, I'm just going to tell you about it.
22:35Well, it's all about our ships.
22:36In another person.
22:37What?
22:38What?
22:39What?
22:40Who's your ship?
22:41No, what?
22:42What?
22:43How are you told me?
22:44the truth about the Gloria Ricks.
22:45Now, don't forget your promise, Bill.
22:47Oh, you got me all tied down with promises.
22:59Now, I don't object, mind you, to doing my share of the work.
23:01But those two lazy monsters might help.
23:04Help?
23:05They expect you to be grateful to them.
23:07For what?
23:08Allowing us to breathe?
23:10We clean, cook, wash their clothes,
23:12and they live in luxury.
23:13While we sleep like monkeys in the trees.
23:17Well, there's no law against building yourself a house.
23:20And no time either.
23:21Poor Matt wants to.
23:23But work or starve.
23:24Well, that's their motto.
23:26That's Bill's motto.
23:28He's so masterful.
23:32Say, are you?
23:37Matt, say something.
23:39Hello.
23:39Poor Matthew.
23:41Are you exhausted?
23:42Yes, and I'm full of blisters, too.
23:44I have all the dirty work to do while Bill and Cappy go fishing.
23:48Why don't they build us a house?
23:49I'll do the fishing.
23:51You get seasick if you look at the water.
23:54Who elected Bill head of this outfit, anyway?
23:56Ellen.
23:58You're so obvious, my dear.
24:00You should talk.
24:01Bill Peck means nothing to me, no matter how many fish he catches.
24:04Why, if he were the last available man on Earth.
24:06He is, for you.
24:07Ha, poor Frankie.
24:09Torn between the devil and the desert island.
24:11Now, my dear, don't let this temporary tragedy lead you into doing anything hasty.
24:15Just hold a strong foot on Waldo, and it'll come through.
24:18Don't weaken, my dear, just because Bill is so good looking and masterful.
24:22I see.
24:24That's the reason you're warning me against him.
24:27Miss, Princess, Frankie.
24:30Well, I don't trust her.
24:39Good luck, Lea.
24:41May I help you?
24:42No, thanks.
24:42Where's Ellen?
24:44Oh, she usually helps me.
24:46Hello, Frankie.
24:54Can I help?
24:58I can manage.
24:59Uh, shall I hold the goer?
25:02No, thanks.
25:03Ellen usually does that.
25:05Oh.
25:06Where did you learn that?
25:08The British West Indies?
25:16Bill!
25:17Can I catch him for you?
25:19No, thanks.
25:19I've got a catcher.
25:20Hi there, Frankie.
25:24Remember, you're a long way from Reno.
25:42Oh, dear.
25:43Fish and eggs and eggs and fish.
25:46You used to like caviar.
25:48That's eggs and fish in one.
25:50I'm just dying for some dessert, for a change.
25:53Grape Suzettis, for instance.
26:02And what do you think you've got there, Mother?
26:04Dessert.
26:05Peaches, if you must know.
26:07What makes you so sure it isn't hash?
26:10I know peaches.
26:11They gurgle.
26:12Peaches don't gurgle.
26:13They swish.
26:14Well, there's only one way to find out.
26:16Here.
26:20Fish.
26:21Hello.
26:22Bill's fresh hand-picked eggs.
26:24He got them off the crib this morning.
26:26Stolen, no doubt.
26:27No, I climbed up and tossed them down to Alice.
26:28Yes, we had so much fun.
26:30I imagine.
26:31He got them off the crib this morning.
26:33Stolen, no doubt.
26:35Oh, I climbed up and tossed them down to Ellis.
26:37Yes, we had so much fun.
26:39I imagine.
26:49What's the matter with the eggs?
26:51I prefer the fish.
26:53The eggs taste too fishy.
26:55What do you expect seabirds' eggs to taste like, milk and honey?
26:59I was merely voicing my preference.
27:01Is there any objections?
27:03Well, I think I'll hike up to the cliff and light the signal fire.
27:05Ma'am, did you chop plenty of wood?
27:07Yes, I worked this afternoon.
27:09You see, I can stand to walk or go along with you.
27:11Oh, I'll go with it.
27:13You turn to do the dishes. You can't get out of there.
27:15Well, I think I'll strike the hay, as the workmen say.
27:29I've got a surprise for you.
27:31You couldn't surprise me.
27:33Oh, I don't know about that.
27:35Wait till you see.
27:37I'm not interested. Here.
27:39Darling, you know I'm mad about you.
27:41I'd do anything for you. Anything.
27:43You would?
27:45Anything, darling.
27:47Then go punch your mother right on the nose.
27:49Ellen, how could you?
27:51What's bothering you, Frankie?
27:59Oh, nothing.
28:01You look mighty unhappy to me.
28:03I'm not unhappy.
28:05Can't a girl have a little peace and quiet to think about things?
28:09Oh, sure.
28:11I didn't mean to butt in.
28:13Oh, I'm sorry, Kathy.
28:15But do you think there's any chance of us ever getting away from this place?
28:19We can hope.
28:21Now, Kathy, you can't hope yourself off of an island.
28:25Suppose we're stuck here for the rest of our lives. What then?
28:29I don't know.
28:31Well, I mean...
28:33Of course we've dropped most of the conventions of civilization, but...
28:37Did you miss it?
28:38Well, no, it isn't that, but...
28:41Well, there's some things that you just can't drop.
28:43Like what?
28:45Well...
28:47Well, how in the Dickens can a girl get married in a place like this?
28:58How funny.
28:59Frankie, she wants to get married.
29:01Married?
29:02Oh, yes.
29:03Fine thing.
29:04She and Bill.
29:05No, no.
29:06Congratulations.
29:07No, no.
29:08You can't rush into a thing like that.
29:10What is there to wait for?
29:11Oh, you've got to give it...
29:13Give it some thought.
29:14You've got to think about it.
29:15I've been doing nothing but thinking lately.
29:18Well, it's high time both she and Bill settle down.
29:21What did Bill say about it?
29:23Bill?
29:24Well, I haven't mentioned it to him.
29:26May I help?
29:39What are you doing up here?
29:41Well, you see...
29:42I've been thinking.
29:43Huh.
29:44Patient on the road to recovery.
29:45Oh, Bill.
29:46May I talk seriously to you for a minute?
29:47I don't know.
29:48Can you?
29:49Oh, come on.
29:50Sit down.
29:51Oh, come on.
29:52Sit down.
29:53Bill, suppose we never rescue you.
29:54Well, we will be.
29:55But even if we weren't, there's worse places in the world than this.
29:56Don't you ever think about getting home?
29:57Why think about it?
29:58All right.
29:59I'll get to the rest of you.
30:00Well, you can't do that.
30:01You won't be.
30:02I'll be fine.
30:03Come on.
30:04Come on.
30:05Come on.
30:06Come on.
30:07Come on.
30:08Come on.
30:09Come on.
30:10Come on.
30:11Come on.
30:12Come on.
30:13Come on.
30:14Come on.
30:15Come on.
30:16Come on.
30:17Come on.
30:18Come on.
30:19I'm sorry.
30:20I'm sorry.
30:21You're sorry.
30:22All right, let's think about us, right here.
30:27Are you satisfied to do nothing but fish and steal eggs for the rest of your life?
30:31What else is there to do?
30:36Bill, we were engaged to be married once. Remember?
30:40Sure, and you?
30:42I know. It was all my fault.
30:45Remember the way you used to put your arms around me?
30:47That's the first thing I remember to forget.
30:52There. Like that.
30:56You know, you're coming up here every night and starting that fire is a joke.
31:00Why? What makes you think that?
31:02Oh, we're way off the ship lane. We'll never be seen.
31:04Well, suppose, uh...
31:06All right. Let's wait the rest of our lives and suppose.
31:11Aren't you ashamed of yourself? Making me propose?
31:20Frankie!
31:22Now, you let me tell you something, young lady.
31:35It was your fault we called it off in San Francisco.
31:38And if we ever get back there again, it's liable to be the same thing.
31:41Well, rather than that, let's forget about it.
31:44Because you love me?
31:45Yes.
31:46And there's another reason why we've got to wait.
31:49Nothing can be that important.
31:50Well, it is, though.
31:52Besides, we couldn't get married even if we wanted to.
31:54Well, we want to.
31:55We can.
31:56Breakfast smells good.
32:17Say, what are you celebrating?
32:18William, I don't know whether it's your cooking or my appetite, but every day I seem to be eating more and more.
32:26Well, you don't seem to show up, Mrs. Beasley.
32:28Thank you, William.
32:29I was kind of late last night, weren't you?
32:30Uh-huh.
32:31Where's Frankie?
32:32Down the beach, taking a swim?
32:34What's the occasion?
32:36Somebody have any on Thursday?
32:39Good morning.
32:41Let's eat.
32:41That's all anybody seems to think about these days.
32:45Oh, I don't know about that.
32:47Now, what are you going to spring?
32:49Well, last night, Bill and I decided to become man and wife.
32:52What?
32:53You mean you...
32:54Why, scandalous.
32:56No, that's putting it mildly.
32:57It's impossible.
32:58Why is it?
32:59Why?
33:00Why, indeed.
33:01Do you mean to sit here and flaunt the conventions under our very noses?
33:03What conventions?
33:04Why, uh, it's immoral.
33:06That's all I've got to say.
33:08What's immoral about getting married?
33:10Married?
33:11Oh.
33:12But what about Waldo Buckley, Jr.?
33:15Well, what about him?
33:16Now, there's no use arguing.
33:18We've decided.
33:19You mean you have?
33:20Well, I haven't.
33:22If you two callous groups won't protect this helpless girl, I will with my last breath.
33:27Save your breath, Mrs. Peasley.
33:29We are going to be married.
33:31But there isn't a minister.
33:32Not even a justice of the peace.
33:34Bill, you tell them.
33:35Kappy's a licensed sea captain.
33:37But he isn't at sea.
33:38Well, he's the only one who isn't.
33:39Hey, this is far enough ship yours, my lad.
33:53Stand up.
33:53This marriage might sound informal, but that ain't going to prevent it from sticking.
34:00It's going to be awful legal.
34:01It shouldn't be any too legal for me.
34:03And that's some way to laugh the ceremony.
34:06The wave knocked me off my balance.
34:09Cappy's losing his sea legs.
34:11Cappy's losing his sea legs.
34:13Cappy's losing his sea legs.
34:15Cappy's losing his sea legs.
34:16Cappy's losing his sea legs.
34:18Cappy's losing his sea legs.
34:19Cut that out.
34:20Now we get down to business.
34:21It's a bad day for Cappy.
34:23He's losing his daughter.
34:24Are you sure you can do this without the book?
34:26I've tried dozens of them at sea.
34:28I know the words by heart.
34:30Oh, my God.
34:31Stop shaking.
34:32You looked at the boat.
34:33It's warming up.
34:36It is getting warm.
34:38Cappy, get going.
34:40Between the sun and the excitement, I'm afraid he'll faint.
34:43Aye, aye, mate.
34:44We are gathered here in this doorway today to join this happy couple in the holy bonds of matrimony.
34:50What's the matter with you?
34:52I know you've never tried anything like this before.
34:55After all, Bill.
34:56That's right.
34:57Maybe we'd better talk.
34:59We can do that after marriage.
35:00Do you, William Peck, take this woman to be your lawful wedded wife?
35:04To love, honor, and provide for so long as you shall live?
35:07Well, do you?
35:09Come on.
35:10Any minute now.
35:11Any minute now.
35:12What's the matter with you, Bill?
35:13Do you or don't you?
35:14No.
35:15Yes, I do, but I...
35:16Well, it's all right so far, then.
35:18Do you, Frankie, uh...
35:20Francis.
35:21Oh, yeah, Francis.
35:22Do you, Francis Ricks, take this man to be your lawful wedded husband?
35:25To love, honor, and cherish so long as you shall live?
35:28I...
35:29That's what they all say.
35:36And now, Abner and Ben will conclude the program with a good old hillbilly special.
35:41I guess you didn't know about this.
35:42We forgot to tell you.
35:43That isn't all you forgot to tell me.
35:45All right, come on.
35:46I'm with the proof.
35:47Why, Francis, it was all in fun.
35:49Don't you, Francis, me.
35:50So, that's the reason you came fishing at the same hour every day.
35:54You were in touch with someone.
35:56Sorta.
35:57Captain Lanning and the steward weren't lost?
36:00No.
36:01And it wasn't a real fire?
36:03No.
36:04Smoked pots and oily rags where it wouldn't do any damage.
36:07So, that's the reason you were so brave about it all.
36:09That's the reason you didn't mind being here while we were frightened to death.
36:12You were laughing at us.
36:14My hero.
36:16Francis Crusoe, Junior.
36:17You were going through with the wedding.
36:19You tricked me.
36:20I didn't want to marry you in the first place.
36:22I told you so.
36:23You said you loved me.
36:24Well, I do love you, but I...
36:25You snake in the wood pile.
36:28When are we going to be picked up?
36:30In about two weeks.
36:31Wait until Mrs. Peasley hears about this.
36:34This is station NLHY San Francisco.
36:38We now bring you a half hour of dance music by Harry Brown and his singing swingsters.
36:43Give out, Harry.
36:44Mind you to get them clean.
36:45You two have got a lot of dish washing to make up for.
36:47And a lot of wood chopping to do, too.
36:49Made something of a man out of him, the fool.
36:51Less talk, the more work you'll get done.
36:52Just wait.
36:53You wait until you get back to San Francisco.
36:54You two will be arrested and forgotten.
36:55Not only do they kidnap us.
36:56They'll get life at least for that.
36:57But trapping this poor girl into marriage.
36:58I wasn't married and I wasn't trapped.
36:59You'll rule the day you had this idea, Mr. Cathy Riggs.
37:00You will pipe down, now, you old salamander.
37:13Let me tell you something.
37:14When we came here two months ago, why you were as silly and spineless as a crew has ever
37:19called themselves human.
37:20Why you couldn't even lace your shoes, let alone do a day's work.
37:24Well, now you can.
37:25You'll get back safe enough and you'll run and get back.
37:27And why you're not allowed?
37:28can you'll get back safe enough and you'll be all the better off the experience all but you
37:33what i'm going through to one drive alive why you're more alive now than you ever were you old
37:38battle act how dare you talk to me like that the way you treated me you saved me
37:44you mean degradation mother only you don't mean it half is right it's done us all a lot of good
37:52and i for one am great well matthew now just a minute let me finish i mean every word i've said
37:58and if you weren't so darn selfish and oh oh my heart oh i'm going to faint go ahead and faint thanks
38:08man hard nothing at all but every time i think of the way you made me chop that wood and carry it up
38:15that cliff oh that was all and fun fun i like that i die laughing every time i think how close i came
38:23to marry that baboon well don't blame bill that was your idea frankie yes but why i thought well
38:32what else was there to do we were really going to be stuck on this island oh sure just using me as a
38:38last chance well don't worry you'll soon be back with waldo and you can renew your acquaintanceship
38:43with all the inmates of the nightclubs and traffic courts interrupt the program for a newsflash
38:47the doom of the gloria rick stout little yacht of the noted alden p cappy ricks was read today in
38:53floating wreckage picked up from the storm lashed waters of the pacific last heard from when 900
38:58miles west of san francisco the yacht with its eight humans aboard is believed to have gone down
39:03with all hands the ship owner's guests on the tragic cruise were his two daughters helen and francis
39:08matthew peasley and the latter's mother mrs amanda peasley all pacific shipping continued on the
39:13lookout in the slim hope that some of the passengers and crew are still afloat in the light
39:17the boat
39:30the
39:40down
39:42oh it's you
39:43yeah how did you get Ellen you've been making a fool of yourself and me too and
39:49I've stood about all I'm going come on I've got something I want to show you
39:54suppose I refuse not a chance my dear and so I figured if we're gonna have to
40:01be here together for the rest of our lives we might as well make the best we
40:05used to love each other didn't we yes let's not go into that again look I
40:12built this all by myself resourceful self-reliant ingenuity that's me it's
40:19not bad at all of course it's not step in and look around will you
40:26this is why I took so long to chop firewood I know it's nothing pretentious but it's
40:31home and this is where we're gonna live from now on oh man and another thing we
40:36are gonna have a family what oh no I'm not gonna be tied down oh just a minute
40:41that's what you said in San Francisco but it doesn't apply here you no longer
40:46have any choice all this work now I'll have to rebuild it never mind darling you'll
40:59have me to help you
41:02come on I'll have to do it well cabbie looks like you've won your bet all right
41:08but I'll probably have to pay off in coconuts how's that well you set out to
41:13make your family self-reliant didn't you you've done more than that Matt and
41:16Ellen are a pair of lovebirds and Frankie and mrs Peasley are getting along like a
41:21couple of campfire girls say bill why don't you try reasoning with Frankie she
41:26doesn't even know the meaning of the word I guess you're right I'm just a
41:30meddling old man
41:40where were you two last night home home yeah home I felt right over the hill we
41:46invite you over sometime hey how about my breakfast I'm starving I'm tired of waiting
41:51for my food yes and I'm getting tired trying to please you people now we're
41:55all in this thing and the least you can do is try to make the best of it
41:58like that country why doesn't he go back where he came from I can try now wait a
42:03minute I knew somebody would go crazy before long I don't know why I didn't
42:07think of it before I'll get you people back to San Francisco it's the last thing I
42:10ever do what time does the next ferry boat leave never mind the wisecracks
42:14mrs. Waldo jr now get this we're about 300 miles off the ship lanes give me the
42:18story with two-week provisions I'll bring a sail out of that canvas and I'll get
42:22help or else oh bill that's suicide the storms about to start and you wouldn't
42:27last five minutes if you got in one I'll take a chance I'll go with you I don't
42:34need any help at what we've been here this long we can wait a couple of months
42:43longer till the danger typhoons is over then I'll take a chance no you won't since
42:48when you've been giving me on your bill told you he had anything to do with
42:52getting into this mess he's lying because whatever he did was done under my own he
42:57was against it from the start and if anybody gets out of here it's going to be
43:00me
43:08look look it's coming our way
43:11we're saved
43:14it's the electra
43:18it's the bottomless we're saved we're saved
43:22it's the bottomless all right
43:24we're saved
43:25grave we're sunk
43:26I do it just as well as anything it's all in holding the right thought now the
43:41merger will go through just as if I'd never been away so thoughtful of you to bring us
43:45clothing I usually think of everything I still don't understand how you found us
43:49that was easy Rick's men were picked up by a fancy liner they gave us directions when
43:53they arrived in San Francisco so it took you eight weeks to get down here in the
43:57glory of Rick's huh yes
43:59you there swabbing
44:03be more careful you're not in a Rick's tugboat now you know
44:09eight weeks huh well we make the trip home in three
44:15the old and the new what will science do next well whatever it does bottomly automatic
44:20products to handle it I'm surprised you haven't an automatic deck washer
44:27hey cook what do you want what time is it just as soon as it is four bells and all is well
44:38and all is well hey what's that thing a bottomly product sir mechanical watch
44:45some day somebody's gonna press a button once to walk around here yeah I think you're
44:50right Kevin I'll have bill peck put away for 20 years nothing of a kind oh you see now that it's all over
45:00warm though it doesn't seem half so bad it does to me what would have happened if I hadn't rescued you
45:07oh let's not talk about it it's certainly nice to have some real clothes again
45:12have you looked over everything I brought you no not yet there's a wedding gown in the closet
45:19a wedding gown why what on earth would I want with we were supposed to be married three weeks ago
45:26you know that well yes but uh father's a licensed captain we'll be married at sea
45:32swell idea it's been tried before what do you mean oh nothing what's in it
45:40galley now look Frankie we're getting married oh let's go ahead and see you know I became quite a cook on the island
45:48a galley slaves paradise not only electricity for cooking and freezing but look at this
45:53no looking for jars or having them spilt by a heavy sea just press a button and there you are
45:59mmm happy you'll love that everything automatic but uh the potato peeler
46:04say you wait till we get back in the port and I'm gonna do a little button pushing myself your button
46:09you'll be in jail 24 hours after we don't why you will cut it out you've got to let off steam
46:16push yourself a button that's an idea
46:25oh
46:26there's a little salt and pepper for you
46:31ah
46:32ah
46:34ah
46:36it's bad Mr. Rankin
46:47well it's not a pretty heavy weather
46:49well let it come the electric can take it
46:51it's getting a bit rough isn't it
46:52you shouldn't have left your stake room Mrs. Peasley
46:54I wanted to tell you we'll be ready for the ceremony in fifteen minutes
46:57I don't believe I can leave
46:59but you must you've got to perform the ceremony
47:02isn't it really rough engagement smooth marriage
47:06where's Kathy
47:07he's pouting
47:08ah kind of rough out eh Kathy
47:10what's the matter you upset about that merger
47:14no
47:15I just can't get over my own daughter doing this to me
47:18that's not telling it to you
47:19she's doing it to Waldo Junior
47:20ah I'll never forgive her for it
47:21don't wait a minute Kathy
47:22I won't wait a second
47:23you stubborn little fool
47:24why she don't want that lily-livered swarm
47:25just because he rescued her she feels obligated
47:26I'm gonna put a stop to this
47:27and I'm gonna put a stop to that merger too
47:28ah now you remember what you said on the island
47:29what you were a meddling old fool who couldn't mind his own business
47:31did I say that?
47:32sure did
47:33you must have been talking in my sleep
47:52bill it's gonna be three days before this storm blows over
47:53you know what's that got to do with it?
47:54well you ever notice anything funny about this blow to showcase
47:56yeah it's got a lot of buttons
47:58right
48:00radio control, automatic steering
48:02Right steering, automatic compass, automatic everything.
48:05Have you ever been down the engine room?
48:07No.
48:08The whole shebang runs from one switch.
48:10Well, I don't know anything about all these gadgets.
48:12Well, neither do I, but I do know that old Bottomley can't see it without it.
48:16What about the two?
48:17Two men.
48:18The steam sailor and the steward.
48:20I've seen marriages under very strange circumstances, but never like this.
48:24Stop lurching, will you?
48:26I'm standing still. It's the boat.
48:28Oh, I think you're crazy to go through with this.
48:30You don't want to?
48:31Of course I do.
48:33Besides, where would I be if it weren't for Waldo?
48:35Safe on the island, in Bill Peck's arms.
48:39Not interested.
48:41Besides, I haven't seen him burning any bridges to stop me.
48:44Where are the bridges?
48:46Well, if he were resourceful, he'd do something about it.
48:50What do you want him to do? Stop the ship?
48:52Sure.
49:01Hello.
49:02Hello, Mr. Rankin.
49:04Hello.
49:18C'mon, crank it!
49:19Yeah, c'mon!
49:34Seven bells, all is welcome.
49:37What I want to know is, who named this ocean the Pacific?
49:40Up and down, round and round, but we're going nowhere.
49:43Oh, yes we are, to the bottom.
49:45Oh, do, do something.
49:48Huh?
49:49Yes, Mr. Bottomley.
49:50Push a button.
49:52Wonder where Walden Jr. is.
49:54We've got to expel stuff from the satellite.
49:56Have you found out what's the matter?
49:57Everything, sir.
49:58Car plant eight-wheel, Magneto's jam.
50:00Unjamming.
50:01What I want to know is, are we going around in a circle?
50:04No, ma'am, we're just not going at all.
50:06Why?
50:07Car plant eight accommodates all of the automatic instruments and the engines, sir.
50:10Forget about the instruments.
50:11What kind of a sailor are you, anyway?
50:13I remind you, sir, that I'm not a sailor at all.
50:15Why are you on this ship?
50:17Will you please?
50:18I'm an electrical physio research engineer.
50:20Oh.
50:23And you, how about you and that other fellow?
50:25Don't forget we've got sails.
50:26Yeah, but we're only seamen under power.
50:29And suppose we could sail.
50:30If we couldn't get anywhere, we can't navigate.
50:32Especially when the instruments ain't working.
50:34Isn't everything went out of commission at once?
50:37Why?
50:38I don't know.
50:39Well, I do.
50:40There are a dozen men left who could sail this boat home without navigating us.
50:44And one of them is on this boat.
50:46Kathy!
50:47Good old Kathy, darling Kathy.
50:49I wouldn't ask him to help.
50:50The men are going to the bottom.
50:51I will.
50:52Better not go out there, miss.
50:53I'd like to.
50:54Bill!
50:55So, this is the way the big hero writes the storm.
50:58Come on, Bill.
50:59Pull yourself together.
51:00We'll look after you.
51:01Kathy!
51:02Oh, rest of us, it's pulled out the way.
51:08Please, through the night, the way is.
51:10It's the way the big hero writes the storm.
51:11So, this is the way the big hero writes the storm.
51:13Come on, Bill.
51:14Pull yourself together.
51:15We'll look after you.
51:24Oh, rest of us, it's pulled out the way.
51:28Please, through the night, the way of the brave.
51:30I suppose you do think you're awfully smart.
51:51What's the matter?
51:52Can't you see?
51:53What?
51:54Ellen, Matt, Mrs. Peasley, everybody is willing to do this.
51:58Oh, Captain, please, Bill.
52:00I don't know what she's talking about.
52:02If this boat keeps tossing around on the waves,
52:04it'll splur half a plop.
52:05Well, hasn't Captain Bottomley got an automatic wade smoother?
52:08Oh, ready for a button?
52:11Captain!
52:12Daddy!
52:13Well, I'll tell you what we'll do.
52:17The old push button will come down here personally
52:19and agree to turn to his sailor boat.
52:21Oh, he won't.
52:22He swore he was master.
52:24Oh, Captain, don't you be stubborn.
52:27He's stubborn.
52:29You know he has a bill of iron.
52:31What?
52:32Well, it'll suddenly become awfully rusty.
52:34Well, hey, Captain.
52:36You're having fine sailing with me, ain't we, Captain?
52:38I order both of you up on deck immediately.
52:40What for?
52:41To sail this ship.
52:42See the Captain's orders?
52:43I command you.
52:44Now, you listen to me, you mealy-mouthed, button-pushing parasite.
52:49You may be the captain of this ship, but you'll never give Kathy Rick's orders.
52:53They can sink as far as I'm concerned, and there's only one way you'll ever see land again.
52:57Well, I didn't mean to...
52:58And I'll sail it in under one condition, and I want that made in the presence of everybody on board.
53:03Well, anything within reason.
53:04Well, come on.
53:05We sail up there.
53:06We'll sail up there.
53:09You heard what Kathy said.
53:11You got to what?
53:12What am I supposed to do?
53:13I suppose you want some dishes, too?
53:15Certainly!
53:16Why...
53:21Why, you...
53:29All right, Mrs. Peasley.
53:30Not only is the merger out, but here it is.
53:33Clause number five.
53:34You're going to sell me back every bit of stock you own in my company.
53:37Is that clear?
53:38Yes, Kathy.
53:39It's blackmail.
53:40Shut up.
53:41Sign on the dotted line.
53:47And another thing, before I forget it, you're going to take all those gadgets out of my house and leave it the way it was.
53:53And then, Mrs. Peasley, you're going to scram.
53:55Yes, Kathy.
53:56But where do I scram?
53:57Iceland, Peru, Borneo, I don't care.
54:00And as to you, Bottomley, you're going to take all those automatic cargo loading gadgets and do that and give him a money back.
54:06But, Kathy, this directs to you, buddy.
54:09How about it?
54:10Okay, but I think you're making a terrible mistake.
54:12The only mistake I'm making is not popping you one line in the end of your snoop.
54:16Well, if you get the best, I'm making a good mistake.
54:17Hold those things, guys.
54:18You're doing the best!
54:19You have to do it.
54:20You're going to go!
54:21Oh, it's a good mood.
54:22You're for someone to ya.
54:23You're for someone to go!
54:24I'll go!
54:25You're for someone to go!
54:26Oh, it's a good mood, sir!
54:27Don't you think?
54:28I guess.
54:29You're for someone to go!
54:30You're for a good mood to go!
54:31I see!
54:32I see.
54:33You're for someone to go!
54:34I see.
54:35But I've got a problem.
54:36Whatever.
54:37I see.
54:38Or you've got a problem.
54:39I see.
54:40Or you've got some shit.
54:41That's what I see.
54:42I see.
54:43No discipline aboard here. What do you two want?
54:49How far are we to hold?
54:50Well, we're 17 miles west of Seal Rocks and headed at a good 12.
54:54I told you, we're still on the high seas.
54:56And Kathy has full authority?
54:58Oh, we did have.
54:59Well, what are we waiting for?
55:01All but you can't have forgotten how the ceremony goes.
55:04I know the words by heart.
55:06Wait a minute.
55:10Hey, you button pusher!
55:13Get that swerve in the corner there.
55:16Aye, aye, sir.
55:29Six bells and all is well.
55:33You're darn tootin' me there.
55:43Bye.
55:44Bye.
55:48Bye.
55:49Bye.
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