U 67 (1931)

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00:03:29It's about a direct hint.

00:04:00I'll remember him.

00:04:07Man your boat.

00:04:08Yes.

00:04:10Stand by your depth car.

00:04:12Watch your help.

00:04:13The End

00:04:26uh...

00:04:33the

00:04:52do you know you're all that work

00:04:55and not delayed

00:05:01why you give on

00:05:04I thought that I could prepare for rescue work yet there was no time in

00:05:07launching my death bomb

00:05:08you did not actually rescue any

00:05:13but you were it stand by for that purpose

00:05:16time with no necessity to use our gun

00:05:19just answer the question

00:05:20yes sir we did stand by for a limited time

00:05:24you say you lost no perceptible time

00:05:28I pursued the submarines as soon as cited

00:05:30did the sticking of the ship retard your decision to pursue the submarine

00:05:35no sir not to any extent

00:05:36that is all lieutenant winter

00:05:38are there any further questions

00:05:43lieutenant winter

00:05:44you may retire

00:06:00his line of duty is clearly defined

00:06:07his line of duty is clearly defined

00:06:20he should have proceeded against the enemy craft and given no thought to risk it until he had routed or met the enemy in combat

00:06:28if it is clear to you that lieutenant winter neglected his duty

00:06:33it is your duty to find him yet

00:06:35whether or not he lost any perceptible time

00:06:38is not to be considered

00:06:40nor is it of interest to us

00:06:42what motives may have actuated

00:06:44gentlemen

00:06:46gentlemen

00:06:47we will proceed with the ballot

00:06:53of the ballot

00:07:02we will proceed

00:07:03of course

00:07:05after its event

00:07:05next time

00:07:06we are at this point

00:07:07You have been found guilty, Lieutenant Winter.

00:07:37Our recommendation is that you be relieved from further duties.

00:07:41Until you receive the official verdict, you will confine yourself to quarters.

00:08:07You have been found guilty, Lieutenant Winter.

00:08:16You have been found guilty, Lieutenant Winter.

00:08:22Here is the vessel.

00:08:41You'll probably recognize it.

00:08:44Here is where you'll locate the safe.

00:08:53Well, Captain Winter, this is a man who will do the diving job.

00:08:59I have my own diver.

00:09:01For personal reasons, I prefer that you use this man.

00:09:04He has had experience as a deep sea diver and is carrying out a special commission for me.

00:09:11Anything else you find below, we will divide between you as per an agreement I have drawn up.

00:09:17He is the only man who can locate for something steeper.

00:09:21And why is he the only man?

00:09:25That is information that I prefer to withhold.

00:09:28And this thing you are after?

00:09:31That also is information that I would rather not disclose.

00:09:36Sign here, please.

00:09:39Notary.

00:09:53Gentlemen, I want immediate action.

00:10:09You look glorious.

00:10:22In here.

00:10:36In here.

00:10:42Any luck?

00:10:44I always get what I go after.

00:10:46Except the one thing.

00:10:49You.

00:10:52Find the German?

00:10:54He dives tomorrow.

00:10:59How do you know you can trust him?

00:11:01How is it that I am respected and feared up and down the coast for my bravery, shrewdness, wisdom by everyone but you?

00:11:18I trust no one.

00:11:20My dear, this café business has hardened you.

00:11:24I'll be glad when you come into your inheritance so that you will get away from this rotten business.

00:11:32Business is what you make it?

00:11:35You needn't be in any business.

00:11:37You should be on a throne.

00:11:40Like a queen surrounded by flowers and jewels and whatnot.

00:11:44I've heard all that before.

00:11:47What are the chances of success?

00:11:49The chances are too good to suit me.

00:11:52No doubt you will find the will in fact.

00:11:55You will come into your inheritance and I...

00:11:59I'll become a thing forgotten.

00:12:02A thing apart.

00:12:05Back to oblivion.

00:12:08Money?

00:12:10Oh, that's all that matters.

00:12:12That's all I'm after.

00:12:14That's all you should care about.

00:12:15It was, till I met you.

00:12:18Then, I made it my life's work to try and bring a little happiness into your life.

00:12:24I know all about that too.

00:12:29Evelyn.

00:12:30Don't do that.

00:12:32Oh, how I hate men.

00:12:34Always wanting their hands on me.

00:12:36Stick to business.

00:12:38I wouldn't have you or anyone else.

00:12:45Take this out of course.

00:12:50Aye, sir.

00:12:53Mace, make ready to stand by.

00:12:54We're coming off.

00:12:55We're away, sir.

00:12:57I'll tell you later.

00:12:59Aye, aye, sir.

00:13:04Hello, hello.

00:13:05Ship ahoy.

00:13:06I say there.

00:13:09Can you tell me, where might the yacht of Gloriana be?

00:13:12Well, she might be in Bert 42, if you hadn't sailed this morning.

00:13:16I beg your pardon?

00:13:18She's gone.

00:13:20She's sailed.

00:13:22She's beaten.

00:13:23Oh, really?

00:13:25I missed it, so to speak.

00:13:30Then, I take Skipper.

00:13:32How about taking me out to her?

00:13:34Catching up with her for a day.

00:13:37Well, I might lend you a diving suit and you can start walking after it.

00:13:40No, no, no.

00:13:41Look here.

00:13:42I'm curious.

00:13:43Really, I am.

00:13:44I'm quite curious about this.

00:13:49Stalls above me, it's great winter.

00:13:52Ha, ha, ha.

00:13:53Oh, gosh.

00:13:56As I live by breathing, who's taking me to you?

00:14:01What ho and he, ho?

00:14:02You look like a jolly old parrot.

00:14:04All rough and most rightly ready.

00:14:07Can you tell me, what are you doing?

00:14:09Hijacketing or something?

00:14:10No, of course, no.

00:14:12Get your bags and come forward here.

00:14:15I say, my good man, you might bring my luggage along, will you?

00:14:18Great.

00:14:19Oh, simple.

00:14:20One more.

00:14:21Oh.

00:14:32Astonishing, really.

00:14:33Ha, ha, ha.

00:14:34I'm in luck, you know.

00:14:35I smell adventure.

00:14:36I'd have been bored to death on the Gloriana.

00:14:38The Kingsley Baird crowd, you know.

00:14:40Bad bridge and worse liquor.

00:14:41No, no, I rather fancy I'll stay here with you.

00:14:44You might get your feet wet first.

00:14:45Feet?

00:14:46Oh, my eye.

00:14:47How about getting our noses wet?

00:14:48Look.

00:14:49Ha, ha.

00:14:50Oh, there you are.

00:14:52Anything else, sir?

00:14:53Do you want your pants pressed?

00:14:54No, I had them done just before I came on board.

00:14:56Thanks, all the same.

00:14:57But a little ice and some ginger ale, eh, Greg?

00:15:01Sorry, sir.

00:15:02We're just out of ice.

00:15:03But how would a sock on the nose do?

00:15:05Please.

00:15:06First, Mr. Atwater, this is Mr. Bacon, my mate.

00:15:09Oh, I say.

00:15:10I'm awfully sorry, Mr. Bacon, really.

00:15:12I apologize.

00:15:13No offense, eh, Bacon?

00:15:14Dear old ham?

00:15:15Jolly old baloney?

00:15:16You see, you forgive my stupidity, but I'm not a sea-going fish like you.

00:15:22Fish?

00:15:23Wrong again.

00:15:24Here.

00:15:25One sip of this.

00:15:26And you won't find me such a bad chap.

00:15:29Two sips and you'll love the whole world.

00:15:31Thanks, Mr. Dishwater.

00:15:32Old bean.

00:15:33It's quite all right.

00:15:34No, the fellow's not a fish.

00:15:35He's a sponge.

00:15:36I think you'll like this.

00:15:37I get it through my marine connections.

00:15:38I'm studying marine law, you know, and all that sort of rot.

00:15:41Here we are.

00:15:42There we are.

00:15:43There we are.

00:15:44But you, Greg, after all these years, hey-ho.

00:15:47Yes, I know.

00:15:48Thanks to you, Percy, you were for me all through it.

00:15:50That was rotten luck.

00:15:51You know, it kept you clean out of the war, didn't it?

00:15:53Yes, but I'm about to have one of my own shortly.

00:15:54Then I'm right.

00:15:55Adventure, eh?

00:15:56Hooray, hooray, hooray.

00:15:57Well, thanks to you, Percy, you were for me all through it.

00:15:58That was rotten luck.

00:15:59You know, it kept you clean out of the war, didn't it?

00:16:00Yes, but I'm about to have one of my own shortly.

00:16:01Then I'm right.

00:16:02Adventure, eh?

00:16:03Hooray, hooray, hooray.

00:16:04Well, thanks to it.

00:16:05Ah.

00:16:06Fine.

00:16:07Ah.

00:16:08Ah.

00:16:09Ah.

00:16:10Ah.

00:16:11Ah.

00:16:12Ah.

00:16:13Ah.

00:16:14Ah.

00:16:15Ah.

00:16:16Ah.

00:16:17Ah.

00:16:18Ah.

00:16:19Ah.

00:16:20Ah.

00:16:21Ah.

00:16:22Ah.

00:16:23Ah.

00:16:30Well, captain.

00:16:31This isn't a spot.

00:16:34Yeah, all right.

00:16:34Okay.

00:16:35Fancy that enough, fancy.

00:16:37See, he's...

00:16:38...he looks all the same to me.

00:16:44He'll get over that line.

00:16:45All right, exercise.

00:16:53I say, you know, I think this is all very interesting.

00:17:08Do you use all these gadgets?

00:17:11Practically all, of course.

00:17:12Very interesting, indeed.

00:17:18All right, boy.

00:17:23I say, look here, is there anything that you'd like to take with you?

00:17:30How about a nice hot cup of coffee?

00:17:34Oh, I say, a telephone.

00:17:36It's amazing.

00:17:37At every modern convenience.

00:17:40Send me.

00:17:53Oh, I see a lift, a lift down to the bottom.

00:18:18There's a pump.

00:18:20There's a pump.

00:18:23Lower way.

00:18:41Keep those airlines all clear.

00:18:43Oh, I see.

00:18:53Oh, I see.

00:19:02Oh.

00:19:03Oh, okay.

00:19:05Oh, I see.

00:19:06Oh, my.

00:19:07Oh, I see.

00:19:08What's that?

00:19:27They're down.

00:19:28Hold on, mate.

00:19:29They're on the bottom.

00:19:30Pull the lines.

00:19:31On the bottom, I see.

00:19:32How do you say it?

00:19:34I want to say it down there.

00:19:35I'll ask you if there's anything you want.

00:19:37He's probably all cold and wet for all of you.

00:19:42Your friend wants to know if he can send you anything.

00:19:46Ha.

00:19:47Yeah, he sends a lot of air.

00:19:49Yeah, I say plenty of air.

00:19:51Plenty of air, boys.

00:19:52Plenty of air.

00:19:52That's right.

00:20:11They're going aboard.

00:20:12Going aboard.

00:20:13Oh, I see. How you sighting? I'd love to know what it's like down there.

00:20:28Ha! He says the other diver's saying his prayers down there.

00:20:34Gracious me, I see. That's not very odd. It's not rather odd.

00:20:38Extremely odd.

00:21:08I got you. Hey, mate. Hey. I want you to lower the line. Hey, bring in that hook line. Right here.

00:21:20Coming down.

00:21:24Lower away.

00:21:26Lower away.

00:21:28Lower away.

00:21:30Lower away.

00:21:32Lower away.

00:21:36Right here.

00:21:37Right here.

00:21:38Coming down.

00:21:42Lower away.

00:21:46Lower away.

00:21:50Lower away.

00:21:51Lower away.

00:21:53Lower away.

00:22:25All secure, mate. Bring it up.

00:22:36Yee-haw!

00:22:36I say, I say, isn't that all?

00:23:02Oh, all that excitement for what looks like a tin of biscuits.

00:23:06Some seaweed on the top.

00:23:07Pull it.

00:23:29Pull her away.

00:23:32Oh, I set them down right there.

00:23:41Get these helmets off.

00:23:48Gee, that's splendid, isn't it?

00:23:50It's jolly to see you back again.

00:23:52That's it.

00:24:01There we are.

00:24:02Hello, hello, hello.

00:24:05How's the weather now, Mayor?

00:24:07Very sure.

00:24:09You doing all right?

00:24:16Mate, take that safe up to my cabin.

00:24:19Aye, aye, sir.

00:24:24All right.

00:24:40Ludwig, as soon as your dress come up to my cabin.

00:24:44Okay.

00:24:45I'll be up in a minute.

00:25:05I want to see what's in this box.

00:25:07Stow that gap and get below.

00:25:09Well, what do you think we came down here for?

00:25:12Stow that.

00:25:23It was lucky for him he left when he did.

00:25:29But, uh, I think, you'll need a little something after your generous effort, won't you?

00:25:33What is it like at the bottom of a jolly old bridey?

00:25:36Hey, do tell me.

00:25:36Here we are.

00:25:41Well, Captain...

00:25:46Robbing your own graveyard, eh?

00:25:50I beg your pardon?

00:25:54Captain Ludwig.

00:25:58And you?

00:26:00One of your victims?

00:26:01As the man said when he looked at the Tencent map, the world's a small place after all, isn't it?

00:26:08I knew I'd find you.

00:26:11I failed to understand.

00:26:15No wonder you knew where to find the Alatania.

00:26:17You should have.

00:26:19You knew where you sank her.

00:26:21Does that help the fog lift?

00:26:26Why, that little incident cost me, well, too much to mention.

00:26:30And yet so much that I'm tickled pink to find you here.

00:26:33Why then, Captain, I had a command at sea and respect on land, and now I haven't even a uniform.

00:26:38Now do you realize why you have two perfectly good reasons for dying?

00:26:47I was under orders.

00:26:50But I suppose that makes no difference to you.

00:26:52Well, what are you going to do with me?

00:26:58Well, until I decide what I'm going to do with you, you'll remain my prisoner.

00:27:07Good night, Captain Ludwig.

00:27:11Auf Wiedersehen, Herr Kapitän.

00:27:20Oh, very interesting, very interesting.

00:27:22I say I'd like to know what's in this box.

00:27:24Let's find out, shall we?

00:27:25I don't know, of course.

00:27:26Get over here and help me.

00:27:26I know.

00:27:33No words.

00:27:35I thought as much.

00:27:36Anything I ever get, I'll have to slave for.

00:27:38My dear child, we cannot control the elements.

00:27:44Diving is a dangerous business.

00:27:47I do not know whether they have failed.

00:27:49All that succeeded.

00:27:55Why?

00:27:56Why should you concern yourself about such matters when you know that you have me and my fortune at your disposal?

00:28:03With one handicap.

00:28:08If that could be removed.

00:28:10Handicap?

00:28:11Tell me.

00:28:12Let me fight it for you.

00:28:14You know that I would die to serve you.

00:28:17If you have lost your inheritance forever, see what you have gained in its stead.

00:28:23The undying, eternal devotion of a protector, a provider, a lover.

00:28:30Evelyn.

00:28:30You take that pop gun out again and I'll spank you.

00:28:42Who else can't look like it?

00:28:45I've got some business with you later.

00:28:47Would you mind leaving me alone with the worm?

00:28:49These are my rooms, not an office.

00:28:52And I don't allow men to come here.

00:28:54The point's not badly taken.

00:28:59But you or your room mean nothing to me.

00:29:01I'm here strictly on business.

00:29:02If you have business with Mr. Sykes, he has an office.

00:29:05And my business is in reference to your uncle's will.

00:29:08Both of them.

00:29:10One of which he left you everything and the other of which he left your cousin Bruce.

00:29:12How could you know?

00:29:17My cousin went down on the steamer with my uncle.

00:29:21Unless...

00:29:22Unless...

00:29:23He never sails.

00:29:28You?

00:29:30Bruce?

00:29:31No.

00:29:32This is the man I hired.

00:29:34Where is Captain Ludwig?

00:29:35Be quiet.

00:29:36Or I'll bite you.

00:29:39Mr. um...

00:29:40Sykes.

00:29:41Thanks.

00:29:41If I could be anybody in the world, so far as you're concerned, then get away with it.

00:29:46Have you a room handy?

00:29:48Across the hall.

00:29:51Come on, Mr. uh...

00:29:52Sykes.

00:29:52Sykes, thanks.

00:30:06Here are the papers.

00:30:08And that's as close as you're going to get to them.

00:30:10Ludwig, what have you done with him?

00:30:11So you and this Bruce fella had it all framed to seal that girl's inheritance, huh?

00:30:19Who's there?

00:30:20Oh, Greg, there you are.

00:30:21As my representative, will you explain in your best legal manner to Mr. uh, Sykes, that the jig is up.

00:30:38And don't shoot him.

00:30:40And don't shoot him.

00:30:41You'll tend to run talking to death.

00:30:42You'll tend to run talking to death.

00:30:47Now there, Mr. Sykes, what have you got to say?

00:30:49Shut up!

00:30:50Sit down!

00:30:51I told you I don't allow him...

00:31:01Yes, but you see...

00:31:03I just found out something very interesting.

00:31:04Your boyfriend, you know, funny-faced, when he's been in communication with your cousin Bruce, it seems the scheme was...

00:31:13To get your goofy uncle...

00:31:14To make a new will leaving the entire estate to Bruce.

00:31:15And destroy the previous one, which of course left you the works.

00:31:16You know what?

00:31:17I told you I don't allow him...

00:31:18Yes, but you see...

00:31:19And you see...

00:31:20But you see...

00:31:21And...

00:31:22I just found out something very interesting.

00:31:23Your boyfriend, you know, funny-faced...

00:31:24When he's been in communication with your cousin Bruce...

00:31:26It seems the scheme was...

00:31:30To get your goofy uncle...

00:31:35To make a new will leaving the entire estate to Bruce...

00:31:39And destroy the previous one, which of course left you the works.

00:31:42Now...

00:31:45The new document was never signed, or it was signed.

00:31:50And as I happen to hold all the papers,

00:31:52well, it's up to me to deal the cards, isn't it?

00:31:55Now, you split with me 50-50, and you get the original.

00:31:59No play.

00:32:00I split with Funny Face 50-50, and we probate the new document.

00:32:05And if there's no signature on the new will?

00:32:09Oh, that's for me to know.

00:32:15Well, why don't you go through with it, then?

00:32:22Why let me in on it?

00:32:25Well, I thought it would be more entertaining dealing with you.

00:32:30Oh.

00:32:32Another chic.

00:32:34Missed.

00:32:37It would be very easy to split with the boyfriend.

00:32:40You know, Funny Face.

00:32:41But with you, I'd kind of have to watch my step.

00:32:48How do you figure that?

00:32:51A woman will double-cross you every chance.

00:32:54I see.

00:32:56I thought you were expecting other spoils, too.

00:33:00No.

00:33:01No.

00:33:01You don't appeal to me in the least.

00:33:14Just flesh and bone and perfume.

00:33:19Nicely put together for someone else.

00:33:22But ordinary is the juice to me.

00:33:23Well, the war's on.

00:33:31Which way do you play?

00:33:35I play alone.

00:33:44I'll keep my half.

00:33:46Here's your half till we get together.

00:33:49I have no place to hide it.

00:33:51Your friend accidentally discharged the revolver and he is hurt.

00:34:09Didn't I tell you about that once before?

00:34:36Don't go.

00:34:38It may be a trap.

00:34:39It may be a trap.

00:34:42Worried about me?

00:34:45No.

00:34:51Put me down.

00:34:52Put me down.

00:34:54Don't worry about me.

00:34:56It'll be through him I get shot.

00:35:00Let me go.

00:35:02Shut up.

00:35:02Don't you don't go.

00:35:09Don't you don't?

00:35:10Well, Mon here.

00:35:11This is fine.

00:35:14Shall we start shooting?

00:35:15I thought we were going to have this out fairly.

00:35:26This idea.

00:35:27Not mine.

00:35:29I had no intention of shooting.

00:35:33You take too many chances.

00:35:35You see, nobody likes you.

00:35:36Likes him.

00:35:37Let me get at him.

00:35:38We act for those ones where rounds are so holy.

00:35:49Don't use that.

00:35:50We'll have it out on our...

00:35:51Great Scott.

00:35:57It's false.

00:35:58Greg, it's false.

00:35:59I can't be sorry.

00:36:01Really, I am.

00:36:02I had no idea.

00:36:06Oh, boy.

00:36:09Right.

00:36:11Don't lose your sense of humor.

00:36:14You'll need it.

00:36:15At your service.

00:36:24Say, you're asking a lot.

00:36:26Dealing the captain's ship is good for a long stretch.

00:36:29If you were out of the way, you would be in command, wouldn't you?

00:36:32Yeah.

00:36:33How much cash in advance do I get for the job?

00:36:36What would you suggest?

00:36:37What are you getting out of it?

00:36:39That makes no difference.

00:36:40I'll give you 500 and take care of the crew beside.

00:36:43I'll give you the captain now.

00:36:51You get upstairs.

00:36:52He starts getting rough.

00:37:06I'm sorry.

00:37:08We're not getting anyplace this way.

00:37:10Now, let's get right down to business.

00:37:11Who and where is this crew?

00:37:14You don't like to find out anything from me now, aren't you, captain?

00:37:17Those papers you found in the safe, they belong to me.

00:37:22Well, tell me what you want with them and maybe I'll give them to you.

00:37:27Then you'll play along with me?

00:37:30Well, maybe.

00:37:31Maybe.

00:37:31You found two wills in that safe.

00:37:38Were they both signed?

00:37:40Well, I know, but you don't.

00:37:44Say, what's all the delay in settling this estate?

00:37:49Well, uh, um...

00:37:51Oh, sort of a corpus delecti, eh?

00:37:54When the body of the deceased isn't found, as in this case, then seven years must elapse before the estate can be settled, eh?

00:38:00Well, you'll grasp the idea immediately, yes, will it?

00:38:06Now is the time I need those documents.

00:38:10Tell me.

00:38:11Were they signed?

00:38:13Yes.

00:38:15Both of them.

00:38:17Show me that.

00:38:19Prove it.

00:38:20And I'll go in the deal with you.

00:38:22I'll tell you the whole business.

00:38:24Signed before they went down, eh?

00:38:32Before they went down, yes.

00:38:35So Bruce was on the other tenure, eh?

00:38:39That's what I wanted to know.

00:38:42Yes, he was.

00:38:44He went along with his uncle to get him to sign the second will.

00:38:48Now we're getting somewhere.

00:38:50So you were going to palm somebody off as Bruce and split the money, weren't you?

00:38:54Yes.

00:38:56We can still split it.

00:38:58Three ways.

00:39:00The estate is worth a million.

00:39:02The old man made it all in cotton.

00:39:07Pikes, you're not a worm.

00:39:09You've grown up.

00:39:10You're a snake.

00:39:12Why, with Bruce dead, the estate was the girls all the time, will or no will.

00:39:16And now you garen't tell her the truth.

00:39:20And I don't know whether I will or not.

00:39:24Well, you wanted the money and the girl both.

00:39:28Now listen to this, Sight.

00:39:30If I ever so much as even hear you speaking to that girl again, I'll treat you the same

00:39:34as I would any other snake.

00:39:37And don't forget that.

00:39:38Well, you are a lot of assistance.

00:39:53Well, what did you expect me to do?

00:39:56When I hit the captain, I'm going to make sure he don't get up again.

00:40:02So the estate is worth a million, eh?

00:40:05Don't you think you could be a little bit more liberal?

00:40:07All right, I'll give you a thousand when we get on the ship.

00:40:15Well, that's a little better.

00:40:16But how about a share in the estate?

00:40:19All right.

00:40:21Get your men together and be at the Marine Cafe tonight.

00:40:25All right.

00:40:26Get your men together and be at the Marine Cafe tonight.

00:40:56Get your men together and be at the Marine Cafe tonight.

00:41:37You looking for me?

00:41:38No.

00:41:40The Jews are not.

00:41:43Time to hate you at my friend, aren't you?

00:41:44No.

00:41:45I know you're sex.

00:41:47You know, if you could use me to salvage your inheritance and then throw me overboard,

00:41:51you'd do it.

00:41:51Been stunned before?

00:41:55Who hasn't, who has trusted women?

00:41:58Hate them all, huh?

00:41:59All.

00:42:01Most sailors love them all.

00:42:05Oh, I might give you a sailor's love.

00:42:09You couldn't give me anything.

00:42:11No?

00:42:15You're kind of falling a little at that, aren't you?

00:42:18Not in the slightest.

00:42:19Why are you hanging around up here?

00:42:23For two reasons.

00:42:24First is, you have half that paper.

00:42:26The other is, I was sort of watching you prepare to snare me.

00:42:33You were watching what?

00:42:36Well, I watched your dress, watched your dollop, and watched your perfume.

00:42:42Just how much did you watch?

00:42:45From start to finish.

00:42:49I have told you I don't permit men here.

00:43:07Oh, quit kidding.

00:43:08Get out!

00:43:10I might tear up my half of that paper.

00:43:12Tear it up, but get out!

00:43:14No.

00:43:19Just have an understanding.

00:43:22Just to teach you that I'm immune from a woman's bag of tricks.

00:43:28That means nothing.

00:43:33Now that.

00:43:35Now that.

00:43:37Now let's to business.

00:43:39My lawyer will take the document and probate.

00:43:43Are you ready to get out now?

00:43:47Oh, so you are stuck a little, eh?

00:43:48Yes!

00:43:49By this tin, not by you.

00:43:52You bully.

00:43:54Well, maybe I did overdo it a little.

00:43:57Now you get out of here.

00:43:59When I watch your papers, I'll take them.

00:44:01Make a deal with you.

00:44:02You knife me in the back.

00:44:04Where is the will?

00:44:10You're funny, big boy.

00:44:12That's my bodyguard out there.

00:44:14You're having a chance in a hundred.

00:44:24At your service, Mr. Daniel Trolley.

00:44:26And no men come here.

00:44:41So you're a lady killer as well, Lizard.

00:44:43If we are gentlemen.

00:44:46Sorry, Captain.

00:44:48So you are the Queen's favorite.

00:44:52We had one score to settle.

00:44:54Now it seems we have another.

00:44:55Captain.

00:44:58Captain.

00:45:00Do you mind taking me downstairs?

00:45:03I'm happy.

00:45:55Sir, who are you? And how did you find that entrance to my room?

00:46:00I'm a friend. I was employed to go down to the wreck.

00:46:25Oh, sir, there you are. Look here, Greg. How long are we...

00:46:41You see, I've been paid in advance. I have neither the signs on you or your fortune.

00:46:50Then why did you attempt the undertaking?

00:46:54Just a whim. I had a prayer to say at the bottom of the ocean.

00:47:01I say, look here. You're not falling for that sort of woman, are you? Oh, my eye. Of course I shouldn't interfere.

00:47:08I mean, a good lawyer always encourages marriage for the sake of the divorce fee he gets later on.

00:47:15I say, look here. You're not falling for that sort of woman, are you?

00:47:22Oh, my eye. Of course I shouldn't interfere. I mean, a good lawyer always encourages marriage for the sake of the divorce fee he gets later on.

00:47:29You have my deepest sympathy. If you're not lying to me, it's the same motive as the others.

00:47:36I do not blame you for being skeptical. You, I can see, you have been surrounded by birds of prey.

00:47:43Perhaps since childhood. I think you are in a mark of love.

00:47:49You are in a mark of love. You are in a mark of love.

00:47:52That's why you're in a mark of love.

00:47:53You have a mark of love.

00:48:09You know, when I talk about water, my atmosphere is good to everyone.

00:48:15Alma, forgive me.

00:48:19You are in awe.

00:48:20well was i right are you being double-crossed or not get rid of the other man too

00:48:50the room back here you join me

00:49:20the room

00:49:27the

00:49:29the

00:49:32the

00:49:35the

00:49:40the

00:49:43the

00:49:46the

00:49:53oh

00:49:54hello hello you've been fighting too

00:49:56haha

00:49:57hello what's this

00:49:59well what's the meaning of this

00:50:01Evelyn

00:50:02yes

00:50:03they took her

00:50:04what

00:50:05he

00:50:06yes

00:50:07which way

00:50:08in there

00:50:09right well i'm off for it

00:50:12great great

00:50:14yeah come on she's got to get out of here quick

00:50:16come on

00:50:17we've got to get busy

00:50:18come on put yourself together

00:50:19come on

00:50:21we've got to get into the

00:50:23the

00:50:27the

00:50:28the

00:50:29the

00:50:31the

00:50:32the

00:50:33the

00:50:34the

00:50:35the

00:50:36the

00:50:37the

00:52:38Now, listen, Sykes.

00:52:50You jump at conclusions.

00:52:53Perhaps I really prefer you after all.

00:52:55If you're not, it's me you're going to have.

00:53:00Now, what about the will?

00:53:01The money?

00:53:02I'm not interested in that.

00:53:04I have the will.

00:53:15That's bargain.

00:53:16Where have you got it?

00:53:19I have it with me.

00:53:20Are you all right?

00:53:28Give me that.

00:53:30I'll let you.

00:53:32I'll let you.

00:53:34You take this.

00:54:01That'll keep them quiet.

00:54:02Righto, Greg.

00:54:04I'll stand here and surround.

00:54:09We'll find that.

00:54:10We'll collect our dough.

00:54:13Heads up!

00:54:15Higher!

00:54:17Now, sit down.

00:54:19Sit down!

00:54:20No, no, no, no.

00:54:24That'll do.

00:54:26Now, then, let's see if we can't come to a nice, evocable arrangement, shall we?

00:54:30No, no, no, no back, Chad.

00:54:32Now, don't be frightened, leave your skin.

00:54:43Leave everything in my hands.

00:54:45Well, you wouldn't fight fair, eh?

00:54:47You made some crack about being a gentleman.

00:54:50Now you're going to get it any way you want it.

00:54:52What are you talking about?

00:54:54Doesn't there be enough of this?

00:54:55You don't even know who this man is.

00:54:57He has a debt to pay.

00:54:58Several of them.

00:54:58That's not true.

00:54:59He has saved.

00:55:01Show him.

00:55:01Tell him.

00:55:02No, Father Develin.

00:55:04He wants his fight.

00:55:05He's entitled to it.

00:55:06And he's going to get it.

00:55:08I forbid this.

00:55:09You can't go.

00:55:10Best place for you without here.

00:55:11Don't.

00:55:12I won't go.

00:55:13I won't go.

00:55:13I won't.

00:55:34Stop that.

00:55:35Stop her.

00:55:36Stop her.

00:56:06Stop.

00:56:19Stop.

00:56:20Stop.

00:56:21Stop.

00:56:22Please.

00:56:22You don't know what you're doing.

00:56:24Get away.

00:56:24Please.

00:56:25Wait.

00:56:26Please.

00:56:28Leave this.

00:56:29Wait.

00:56:30Wait.

00:56:31Wait.

00:56:32Wait.

00:56:54Wait.

00:56:55Wait.

00:56:56I received this letter

00:57:26after the destruction of the steamer weeks later when I returned to Germany I

00:57:35guess you've suffered enough you can take the boat I came out in you won't be

00:57:43molested

00:57:45thank you

00:57:56I

00:57:59I

00:58:01I

00:58:03I

00:58:05I

00:58:07I

00:58:09I

00:58:13I

00:58:15I

00:58:16I

00:58:48Listen, there he goes. Let us get our dough.

00:58:50All right, you go, dog. You go and get him.

00:58:53Go get him, boys. Hurry up. Quick.

00:58:57Don't get away with that.

00:58:59Let him go.

00:59:01Where's our dough?

00:59:02Get that money.

00:59:03Let's go.

00:59:03Where's our dough?

00:59:04Don't get that money.

00:59:06Damn it.

00:59:06Get that money.

00:59:08Wait. Let us do that.

00:59:09Don't be rough with you.

00:59:11This has been a fun to watch.

00:59:14Listen, I'll pay you well.

00:59:16Money, money.

00:59:16We don't want your money.

00:59:37Avast, sir.

00:59:38Aye, aye, sir.

00:59:40Hold it.

00:59:40You have a license to marry, haven't you?

01:00:01Well, then, marry us.

01:00:02I refuse.

01:00:06All right, boys.

01:00:08Yeah, all right.

01:00:10All right, I'll be the best man.

01:00:13Right, darling.

01:00:15You promise to love, honor, and protect this woman to death, do you part?

01:00:19Yes.

01:00:20You have the ring?

01:00:21Oh.

01:00:22Oh.

01:00:23Oh, look here.

01:00:24Here you are.

01:00:25Here's my mother's wedding ring.

01:00:26Bless her heart.

01:00:27There we are.

01:00:28Thank you, Bert.

01:00:29Place the ring on the third finger, the left hand.

01:00:49We now pronounce you man and wife.

01:01:00All right, boys.

01:01:01Pass him over.

01:01:02Here, here, here.

01:01:03Wait, wait.

01:01:03Wait.

01:01:04Just a minute.

01:01:05You can't go like that.

01:01:07You're positively nude.

01:01:08Here.

01:01:09Here we are.

01:01:11There now.

01:01:11There we are.

01:01:12Here we are.

01:01:13Here we are.

01:01:14Here.

01:01:15Here.

01:01:16Here.

01:01:17Here.

01:01:18Here.

01:01:19Here.

01:01:20Here.

01:01:21Here.

01:01:22Here.

01:01:23Here.

01:01:24Cheerio, old boy.

01:01:25Cheerio.

01:01:26Bon voyage.

01:01:31I say, Greg.

01:01:32Greg, tell me, will you, dear old fellow, tell me, how does this thing function?

01:01:42Don't care and listen to me.

01:01:44Have a welcome.

01:01:46There?

01:01:49Here.

01:01:50Here.

01:01:54Here.

01:01:57Here.

01:01:58Where we looking.

01:02:08equipped?

01:02:09See?

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