02:00Feeling that the answer to the problem lies in the jungle where Dr. Neely set up his experimental station, the Foundation has selected the following doctors.
02:10Dr. Frank Bracken and Dr. Charles Phillips.
02:18Dr. Harry Trevor and Dr. Carl Neff.
02:28To you, gentlemen, is given the opportunity to be of world service.
02:42You are to take up Dr. Neely's work.
02:46Go to Africa.
02:48Find the remedy for and rid humanity of infantile paralysis.
02:55The trust fund you mentioned, was there any specified time within which it must be earned?
03:00There is no time limit, Dr. Bracken.
03:03The first one to discover the cure, the remedy, receives the $500,000.
03:09It would be possible to take my family, my wife and son.
03:13Complete arrangements have been made.
03:15Yes, you may take them with you.
03:18Gentlemen, I envy you and wish you Godspeed.
03:23Thank you, doctor.
03:24Thank you, doctor.
04:24Now, I hope this will solve our problems.
04:30Another failure.
04:47Months wasted.
04:48It looks like we're on the right track at last, Carl.
05:04I'm sure you are, doctor.
05:07We'll save thousands upon thousands of lives.
05:11There.
05:11Any success, Trevor?
05:16I'm firmly convinced I have the serum we're after.
05:20Well, that's fine.
05:23Congratulations.
05:31Tresponse me again, Dr. Trevor.
05:33Georgia, I'm sorry, dear.
05:35Never mind, dear.
05:36Are you making any headway?
05:37I think so.
05:38One more test will definitely tell.
05:42Trevor's discovered something.
05:44He has.
05:49Now is our chance to find out.
05:51They've just left their laboratory.
05:52Come on.
05:55Come on, Daddy.
05:56All right, big boy.
05:57Come on.
05:57Come on, Mommy.
05:57Come on, darling.
05:58How about a nice big kid for you there?
06:00Me?
06:02And your mother.
06:03I'll tell you what you do.
06:04What?
06:05You take Chickman, run along over there and play.
06:07All right.
06:10Come, Chickman, come.
06:14Do you think it's wise to allow Jan to play so much with Chickman?
06:17Why, Chickman's been his only playmate for a year.
06:20Could break his heart and Chickman's, too, if they were ever separated.
06:23Say, how about that lunch you were talking about, eh?
06:28Trevor's stumbled around to it, all right.
06:29It means you'll collect that $500,000 trust fund, unless, unless we can find this formula.
06:40It must be around here someplace.
06:42Look at those papers over there.
06:51Hello?
06:55Hello?
06:59Oh, here comes that brat again.
07:12Listen.
07:13I want you to get out of here and stay out.
07:14Do you understand that?
07:18Now get out of here.
07:24That'll teach you to stay out of here, you little pest.
07:29Now, for the final pest.
07:52Success at last.
08:03That's great.
08:04Oh, the death knell of infantile paralysis.
08:07Let me be the first to congratulate you, Harry.
08:09All right.
08:09Trevor's hit it, all right.
08:24What?
08:25How do you know?
08:26I just heard him tell Ned.
08:27Oh, Harry, I knew you'd do it.
08:45I'm so happy.
08:46I knew you would be, dear.
08:47I've written half of the formula on this part.
08:52The other half I've engraved on this flexible wristband.
08:56What's why on the wristband, Harry?
08:58Come to Daddy, Jan.
09:03I want you to take very good care of this.
09:05Don't ever take it off.
09:08You understand?
09:10Hi, Daddy.
09:10Oh, yes.
09:11I have reason to believe someone is trying to get possession of it.
09:18No one will ever think of looking for the other half of the formula on that wristband.
09:22I'm quite sure it'll be safe until we reach New York.
09:24I have to walk back.
09:40Mommy!
09:40Mommy!
09:41Help!
09:41Mommy!
09:42Help!
09:42Help!
09:43John!
09:46John!
09:55Where are you?
09:56Gotcha!
10:24I'm free to go home!
10:27Oh!
10:28Workout!
10:30BOO!
10:36Uh, uh!
10:37Come on safe!
10:42Come on,utes!
10:45You won't use me!
10:52Come on safe!
10:54I'm gonna just leave the water.
10:58Let's go.
11:10Let's go.
11:13Peter?
11:16It's time to escape the sun.
11:20The water is solved.
11:21I see the water.
11:22find any trace of Dr. Subble and Jan.
11:27They're either destroyed by the fire or carried off by the animals.
11:32Well, I guess there's only one thing left for us to do.
11:37Turn to America.
11:52What?
12:04Oh, man.
12:08Oh, man.
12:11Oh, man.
12:13Oh, man.
12:16Oh, man.
12:20Oh, man.
12:22Oh, man.
12:24Oh, man.
12:26Oh, man.
12:28Oh, man.
12:30Oh, man.
12:32Oh, man.
12:34Oh, man.
12:36Oh, man.
12:38Oh, man.
12:40Oh, man.
12:42Oh, man.
12:44Oh, man.
12:46Oh, man.
12:48Oh, man.
12:49Let's go.
13:19Oh, my God!
13:49Oh, my God.
14:19And here we are, Phillips, back in Africa again, after more than 15 years.
14:43Oh, there's Dr. Pierce. I guess he got our radiogram all right.
14:46Dr. Pierce!
14:49Well, well, well, I'm so glad to see you again.
14:55I'm so glad to see you again, Andrew.
14:58Glad to see you again, Dr. Pierce.
14:59Well, doctor, your table has convinced me that the man at Andrew's trading post is really the Dr. Harry Trevor I wired you about.
15:05Well, I brought Andrew's with me because, after all, he found the man he knows all about.
15:10Well, I found this man a couple of months back, living with a friendly tribe of natives.
15:15I brought him in my trading post and immediately got in touch with the American consul at the Robey.
15:20Yeah, the consul figures that Dr. Trevor was the man we corresponded to.
15:24Well, now, why didn't Trevor get in touch with the consul himself?
15:28Well, he acts kind of queer. Doesn't seem to remember his past. He's speaking of his boy, Jan.
15:34Have you ever talked of anything else?
15:37No, just folks around the jungle calling Jan, my boy, Jan.
15:42That's Trevor, all right.
15:44Why can't we start with your trading post?
15:45My safari is waiting in town.
15:47Oh, doctors, this is my foreman, Mr. Allen.
15:49Glad to know you, Allen.
15:50How do you do?
15:50How do you do?
15:51Well, doctor, I'm certainly much obliged to you for helping me locate my lost colleague.
15:55You're entirely welcome.
15:56Thank you for writing.
15:57Have you got started, Matt?
15:57All right, I'll see you some more.
15:59Yeah, I'll be seeing you.
15:59Yeah.
15:59How much further to your trading post, Andrews?
16:25Just a little further, Dr. Bracken.
16:27There it is.
16:53There's the man I spoke to you about.
16:57I'll go back and see how the boys are.
17:01Phillips.
17:02It is Trevor.
17:06I wonder if he has what we want.
17:08Careful.
17:09We mustn't know what we're after.
17:12They're all right.
17:14Let's get going.
17:14Let's go.
17:14Hello, Trevor.
17:33I'm Dr. Bracken.
17:35You remember me, don't you?
17:38Surely you remember your old colleague, Frank Bracken.
17:40Bracken.
17:45Bracken.
17:50Well, Henry Andrews, you've been gone a long time.
17:53What have you been up to?
17:54Your suspicions do me an injustice, might be it.
17:56These are the gentlemen I went to vote to meet.
17:57Oh.
17:58Dr. Bracken and Dr. Phillips, my wife.
18:00How do you do?
18:00How do you do?
18:01How do you do?
18:02Come, gentlemen.
18:02I will show you to your room.
18:04Henry, see you to the dinner.
18:06Yes, my love.
18:06Do you think Trevor's faking?
18:26I know.
18:27Why should he?
18:29But there he is or not.
18:32You've got to stick with him and find out what he's done with that parchment containing half of the formula.
18:35And then work with him until he remembers the rest of it.
18:39Looks as though we had a lot of work cut off ourselves.
18:42Yeah.
18:44If you get $5,000, it'll be worth it, won't it?
18:53Is that the ivory from your father's trading post, Miss Andrews?
18:57Oh, no.
18:58My father sends all the ivory and skins he buys to Nairobi and Zanzibar.
19:03Interesting place, Zanzibar.
19:04Yeah, it's very interesting.
19:09On my last visit there, an old trader told me of an ancient legend of a hidden kingdom in the center of Africa.
19:15It was known as the Lost Kingdom of Mew.
19:26Come here.
19:27Find out what these medias are chattering about.
19:36You know their lingo.
19:38Piggy, piggy, marlowe.
19:38Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
19:41They say there's a wild white boy and a big chimpanzee swinging through the trees in the jungle.
19:47Oh, a wild white boy?
19:49That's mighty interesting.
19:50All right, Bono.
19:51Get busy.
19:52Get that ivory aft.
19:54Don't Bono's a mysterious individual.
19:57I'd like to take some of the boys, some rope and nets, and go ashore and capture that wild boy and the chimp.
20:04What for?
20:05Well, they'd bring a mighty nice price at some zoo or circus.
20:10You're right, Rob.
20:11Go ahead.
20:12Take Bono with you.
20:13He knows the jungle like a boat.
20:14Oh, aah-ha!
20:17Ahah!
20:18Ahah!
20:22Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
20:28Ahah!
20:37Ahah!
20:41Ahah!
20:43Ahah!
20:43Ah!
20:44Oh
21:08Bono take two men and get the month the rest of us will get that wire boy very well
21:14Oh
21:44Oh
22:00Oh
22:06Oh
22:08Oh
22:17I'll learn him a finger remember he's a human being
22:38Oh
22:43Oh
22:45Oh
22:47Oh
22:51Oh
22:53Oh
22:55Oh
22:57Oh
22:59Oh
23:00Oh
23:02Oh
23:04Oh
23:06Oh
23:08Oh
23:10Oh
23:12You know Mr. Tors I'm worried about that poor jungle boy
23:15They've got him chained in the hole
23:17Oh
23:18Don't worry about the jungle boy
23:20I brought you in here to show you something much more exciting
23:25Oh
23:26Where are you
23:29I bought that next man
23:30And this ring
23:31From the old trade-end dandy bar who first told me about the kingdom of you
23:34He claimed that they both came from the hidden kingdom
23:37And that he'd been warned by a princess
23:39Oh
23:43What a strange ma
23:45Who put it there
23:46Oh
23:47I suppose it was some superstitious old native woman who my mother had taken care of me when I was a baby
23:52Oh Mona
23:53Come here and tell me all about your self in your house
23:56Well there really isn't very much to tell
23:58My father had a trading post in Koji for years
24:01I've been attending school in London
24:03And take a trip home like this once a year
24:06Usually on this freighter because dad knows the captain
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