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00:00:00The End
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00:01:41Let's go.
00:02:11Let's go.
00:02:41Boat are 700 each side.
00:02:47We proceed with caution.
00:02:49Boat are 700 each side.
00:02:50Proceed with caution.
00:03:11Oh, my turn, my blood turn.
00:03:15Not bad, not bad, Spike.
00:03:17You haven't missed that ledge once all the time it's been coming here.
00:03:20Let's light the lantern.
00:03:21You got your watch?
00:03:31Yeah.
00:03:31Come on.
00:03:32Let's get moving.
00:03:32All right, Spike.
00:03:45Get to work.
00:03:46Don't make any mistakes.
00:03:47You bet I won't, Captain.
00:03:49You know, I'd never learn how to play the blooming arm.
00:03:51I've got to come.
00:03:56I've got to come.
00:04:01I always get scared still.
00:04:14Spike.
00:04:18Hear anything?
00:04:23That's a blooming sound.
00:04:25I think we've got company.
00:04:43Keep still.
00:04:48Come on.
00:04:58Come on.
00:04:58Come on.
00:05:00She's bigger than a blooming whale.
00:05:21One of the new ones.
00:05:30One of the new ones.
00:05:56All this well, I'm going ashore.
00:06:08Sail on deck.
00:06:09Follow those men.
00:06:26The directions you gave to me this morning were better than official charts.
00:06:41I guess we both understand the details, but...
00:06:43Perfectly, my friend.
00:06:45Pardon me, Captain.
00:06:45If you don't mind, I'd like to go over them.
00:06:47So there'll be no slip-up.
00:06:49Yes, indeed.
00:06:49Go right ahead, Captain.
00:06:50Good to take aboard.
00:06:51Six torpedoes.
00:06:53All right.
00:06:53You must remain at this base only one hour.
00:06:56You must leave by the same channel you came in, with engines reversed.
00:07:00It's difficult, but I'm sure you can manage it.
00:07:02Jawohl.
00:07:03Once outside the reef, you will lie on the bottom.
00:07:05It's 60 feet, sandy, and listen with your sonic device.
00:07:08Ja.
00:07:09If all is clear, you may proceed.
00:07:11But remember, and this is important, you must run submerged for exactly four hours.
00:07:18Four hours exactly.
00:07:20Yes.
00:07:21After that, you're on your own.
00:07:23Everything clear?
00:07:24Absolutely perfect.
00:07:25All right, Captain.
00:07:26We'll start him aboard.
00:07:27Time is precious right now.
00:07:28You are right.
00:07:29You are right.
00:07:30You are right.
00:07:31From the top of the room.
00:07:32To the top of the room.
00:07:33To the top of the room.
00:07:34To the top of the room.
00:07:35You are right.
00:07:36You are right.
00:07:37You are right.
00:07:38You are right.
00:07:39You are right.
00:07:40Spike, start number one alongside.
00:07:41Right, huh?
00:07:42Captain, I'm very proud of you.
00:07:44An American helping our course.
00:07:45I'm proud of you, an American helping our cause.
00:07:48Herr Führer, he will hear of it personally for me.
00:07:53Yeah.
00:07:57Here, come on, you landflappers, come on, you blighters,
00:07:59come running, come on, come on here.
00:08:01Give me a hand with this here blooming thing.
00:08:03Now, look here.
00:08:05This here torpedo's got about 1,000 pounds
00:08:07of pretty old trodulol in it.
00:08:09It's about as kittish as my old Aunt Fanny.
00:08:11So you've got to give me a hand
00:08:12and treat it very gently, see?
00:08:15See?
00:08:16Here, don't none of you speak and see English?
00:08:19Right, right.
00:08:20Oh, well, then I can speak freely.
00:08:22Now, look here, you ugly blighters.
00:08:24We've got to trip the light fantastic with Fanny here.
00:08:28And if any of you makes a fox pass,
00:08:30I'm going to kick your bacon teeth in, see?
00:08:33Well, come on, come on, don't stand there.
00:08:38Hey, Captain.
00:08:39Yes, and six beautiful torpedoes under the hatches.
00:08:42And now you want the identification list, yes?
00:08:45Or you want to get paid for your nice wreck.
00:08:47The laborer's always worthy of his hire.
00:08:50That is good, my friend.
00:08:51Everything's in order now, Captain.
00:08:53Better shove off.
00:08:54Time's running out.
00:08:55Yes, I'll leave him easily.
00:08:56Well, excuse me, please, before I say goodbye.
00:08:58The name of your little boat is Yankee Doodle.
00:09:01Never mind the yodeling.
00:09:03Hi, little.
00:09:04You got what you came for.
00:09:05I'm getting paid for giving it to you.
00:09:07You are madness.
00:09:08With you, it's always money.
00:09:10You're entitled to your thoughts, Captain.
00:09:13Auf Wiedersehen.
00:09:14Yeah, till we meet again.
00:09:16The captain.
00:09:17Boats reverse, both sides, 250, easy.
00:09:19Boats reverse, both sides, 250, easy.
00:09:21Boats reverse, both sides, 250, easy.
00:09:23Boats reverse, both sides, 250, easy.
00:09:25Boats reverse, both sides, 250, easy.
00:09:27Boats reverse, both sides, 250, easy.
00:09:45A good sign.
00:09:47A good sign.
00:09:57Pardon, Skipper.
00:09:59Your tea and crumpets.
00:10:03Captain.
00:10:05Captain, your tea and crumpets.
00:10:07Spike, how many times do I have to tell you I don't like tea and crumpets?
00:10:11Oh, pardon my boldness, sir.
00:10:13But I was a cabin boy. All my skippers had their tea and crumptits.
00:10:17Yeah, well, aboard this luxury liner, the skipper always has his ham and eggs.
00:10:22Oh, but these crumptits, sir, are as light as a hummingbird's wing and the marmalade, sir.
00:10:28Ham and eggs.
00:10:30Oh, really well, sir.
00:10:33Here, what's that off the port bow?
00:10:37Floating wreckage.
00:10:43Did you ever see wreckage waving its arms?
00:10:47Spike, you're right.
00:10:50Let's take a look.
00:10:58Here, skipper, give us a hand, will you?
00:11:01Here you are.
00:11:05Oh, come on, matey.
00:11:07Give yourself a little bit of a minute.
00:11:09Here we go.
00:11:10Oh, God.
00:11:13How you doing, sailing?
00:11:14I'm all right, I guess.
00:11:16Been in the water long?
00:11:17Oh.
00:11:18Maybe two or three hours.
00:11:20Oh, it's all right.
00:11:21He'll come around like a blooming horse on a merry-go-round.
00:11:24Take him along.
00:11:25Get him a drink, honey hot jam.
00:11:27Leave him to me.
00:11:28I'll look after him like a both-feet poppy.
00:11:30Come on, matey.
00:11:31Oh.
00:11:35Oh, so you're coming around at last, me arty, eh?
00:11:38Well, now, take it easy.
00:11:40Oh, I'm all right.
00:11:41I feel fine.
00:11:43I sure thought my number was up.
00:11:45Thanks to you.
00:11:46Oh, don't you thank me.
00:11:47You thank the skipper.
00:11:48He's to blame.
00:11:49But how you manage to escape all them sharps and barracudas
00:11:52with that lovely lily-white skin to bait them with, I'll never learn.
00:11:55Well, Mackey, this is the second ship I've had blown out from under me.
00:11:59Oh, I see you're making a regular sport-a-dodging torpedo.
00:12:03It's no sport, fella.
00:12:05Believe me, this is a pretty tough war.
00:12:07Oh, no, no, I know it.
00:12:09Well, there you are, me hero.
00:12:10You shut that over yourself, and by the time you're through with that,
00:12:13you'll be the living image of Annie Sheridan.
00:12:16Oh, I don't feel I'm any hero.
00:12:18Just trying to do what I feel I should do.
00:12:20Had a pretty sweet job.
00:12:22Tossed it in the ash can the day after Pearl Harbor.
00:12:25Tried to get in the Navy.
00:12:26They wouldn't take me.
00:12:28The Army said no.
00:12:29Politely, but firmly.
00:12:31The Marines...
00:12:33The Marines laughed in my face.
00:12:35Oh, I know.
00:12:36Ain't it a cry in shame the way they treat a bloke these days?
00:12:39You know, I think it's a real shame, that's what it is.
00:12:41Yeah, maybe you're right.
00:12:42But they overlooked one bet.
00:12:44The Merchant Marine.
00:12:47They couldn't keep me out of that.
00:12:49And laugh this off.
00:12:50What do you think they call me?
00:12:52Uh-oh.
00:12:53Not by any chance.
00:12:55Admiral.
00:12:56No.
00:12:57Able-bodied seaman.
00:12:59Get it?
00:13:00Able-bodied seaman.
00:13:02James Xavier Taggart.
00:13:04I'm very happy to make your acquaintance, Mr. James Xavier Taggart.
00:13:11Spike!
00:13:12Spike!
00:13:13Aye-aye, skipper.
00:13:14Hit the deck.
00:13:15Spam me at the helm.
00:13:16Aye-aye, sir.
00:13:17That's funny.
00:13:18He art never has me spill him at the wheel.
00:13:21You know, I think the skipper's coming below to pay his own personal compliments to you, Mr. Taggart.
00:13:25Spike!
00:13:26Aye-aye, sir.
00:13:27What is it, Captain?
00:13:28Take her in over the coral reef.
00:13:29Aye-aye, sir.
00:13:31Aye-aye, sir.
00:13:36What is it, Captain?
00:13:37Take her in over the coral reef.
00:13:39Aye-aye, sir.
00:14:01Joe.
00:14:04Joe Morgan.
00:14:05Yeah.
00:14:06Joe Morgan.
00:14:07That's me.
00:14:12What a payoff.
00:14:13Out of a hundred and thirty million people, it had to be you.
00:14:17Detective Lieutenant Jim Taggart, New York copper deluxe.
00:14:21Ex-copper to you, Morgan.
00:14:23I turned my badge in.
00:14:24Taggart, you'll always be a copper.
00:14:26Every inch of you.
00:14:27Skip it for the duration.
00:14:29In the meantime, thanks for pulling me out.
00:14:32Don't remind me I ever give a cop an even break.
00:14:35I'd never live it down to the boys back home.
00:14:38Joe, I know you had plenty of good reasons for leaving town, but...
00:14:41But what on earth are you doing so far off the beaten track?
00:14:47Fishing.
00:14:48Fishing.
00:14:51Fishing.
00:14:52Who'd ever think Joe Morgan would be satisfied with fishing for a living?
00:14:56So it's me, copper.
00:14:57Don't get any funny ideas.
00:15:00What do you mean?
00:15:01Collecting that little reward that's out for me, remember?
00:15:03That slight case of murder you tried to pin on me?
00:15:06You're a liar.
00:15:09I waited a long time to get you in a spot like this, Taggart.
00:15:12I had to toss you right back to the mermaids.
00:15:14If you think you're big enough, start tossing.
00:15:16I'm big enough, but I'm also a sucker.
00:15:20I'm gonna give you the best of it.
00:15:22More than you ever did for me.
00:15:25Keep talking, you're the skipper.
00:15:29I'm putting you on the beach on a little tropical island you never even heard of.
00:15:33Yeah?
00:15:34Yeah.
00:15:35From flatfoot to sailor to beachcomber in three easy lessons.
00:15:42Not bad.
00:15:44Where is this finishing school of yours?
00:15:48Right here on the equator.
00:15:50Latitude zero.
00:15:52Island of the same gene, huh?
00:15:54St. John, used to be an old pirate's hangout.
00:15:56Yeah.
00:15:57So that's your hideaway, huh?
00:15:59It's still a pirate's hangout.
00:16:16These are over the reef, Spike.
00:16:17There's enough bottom.
00:16:18Very good, sir.
00:16:19Very good, sir.
00:16:25St. John.
00:16:29That's the halfway house.
00:16:30They're on the beach above the cove.
00:16:32Cozy-looking scenery.
00:16:34Yeah, heaven.
00:16:36Whatever else you want to make it, Mr. Policeman.
00:16:38Sailor to you, Captain Morgan.
00:16:41You bragging?
00:16:42Sure, why not?
00:16:43I'm doing my bit the hard way.
00:16:46Well, that makes a six-two and even.
00:16:47I'm proud of little Joe Morgan.
00:16:50Yeah, you ought to be, you luck.
00:16:52Didn't anybody ever tell you there's a war on?
00:16:54Yeah, yeah, I heard about it.
00:16:57Look, Joe.
00:16:58You never had much of a conscience.
00:17:00You always played hard at strange rackets.
00:17:02But that's all different now.
00:17:04Our country's in this mess up to here.
00:17:07You're a guy with plenty of guts.
00:17:09Pretty handy with machine guns.
00:17:11Now, you claim you...
00:17:12You never dabbled in murder.
00:17:13Okay.
00:17:14Why don't you go back and clear yourself,
00:17:16and then...
00:17:17And then do a job for Uncle Sam.
00:17:19I'll take care of Uncle Sam.
00:17:21I got my own brand of patriotism.
00:17:25Fishing?
00:17:26Yeah, yeah, fishing.
00:17:28Now get this straight, Taggart.
00:17:30I'm warning you.
00:17:32This isn't the United States,
00:17:33and there's no extradition law here.
00:17:36So if you're figuring on taking me back, remember,
00:17:38it's strictly off your beat.
00:17:41Just make the best of it and keep out of my hair.
00:17:46All right.
00:17:47We understand each other, I guess.
00:17:49Except for one thing.
00:17:51What's that?
00:17:53You still think I'm wearing a badge, don't you?
00:17:55Certainly.
00:17:57When you go to bed, you probably pin it on your night shirt.
00:17:59I'll repeat.
00:18:00I'll tell you something.
00:18:01Now, you get out of here, you big baboon.
00:18:02You hope we said we're through, finished, and washed up.
00:18:03You cannot do this to me.
00:18:04Well, we'll do it.
00:18:05And scram.
00:18:06I'll tell you later.
00:18:08And scram.
00:18:09I'll tell you later.
00:18:11And scram.
00:18:13Oh, I'm so sorry.
00:18:16Oh, my.
00:18:18Here you are.
00:18:19The halfway house.
00:18:21I'll see you later.
00:18:23And a second.
00:18:25Oh, I'm so sorry.
00:18:27Oh, my.
00:18:29Here you are.
00:18:30The halfway house.
00:18:33Oh, my God.
00:18:34Keep over there.
00:18:46Angela, where's Mr. Sticks?
00:18:47My husband?
00:18:49He's having trouble.
00:18:51Very much a trouble, senor Capirano.
00:18:52Look.
00:18:53What, again?
00:18:55Skipper, come here quick.
00:18:57Drop your anchor and remember what I told you, copper.
00:19:00Mind your own business.
00:19:04Stay out if you want me to see you more for a while.
00:19:08It's me, Joe Morgan.
00:19:09Open up.
00:19:10Joe.
00:19:11Oh, sure.
00:19:12Come in.
00:19:14Oh, are we glad to see you, Joe Morgan.
00:19:16Tell this ugly grizzle pusher taking us off this friound in your lugger.
00:19:19Go ahead, tell him.
00:19:20Well, I, uh...
00:19:21Oh, Joe, you did promise us that.
00:19:23That's the best thing he does.
00:19:24Promises.
00:19:25Sure, sure, Judy.
00:19:27Maybe a little later.
00:19:28Maybe next week I can take care of it.
00:19:30Oh, next week.
00:19:31That's what you always say.
00:19:32Next week.
00:19:32And that's too late.
00:19:33I have a date to marry a Marine in Brooklyn.
00:19:36Yeah, nothing but bony promises.
00:19:37That's all he's been having us.
00:19:39Say, what do you think we are, a bunch of dopes?
00:19:41Let's go.
00:19:41When do we sail, Captain?
00:19:43Now, wait a minute, girls.
00:19:44I want to keep my promise till you believe me.
00:19:46But things keep coming up I have to attend to.
00:19:48What things?
00:19:49Private things, sister.
00:19:50Private things.
00:19:51Oh, take off the false face.
00:19:53I know you, Joe Morgan.
00:19:54Forget about it, Dorothy.
00:19:55We're only making fools of ourselves, begging and pleading with him like this.
00:19:58You've got a lot to learn, young lady.
00:20:00I'm the guy that's on the griddle.
00:20:02How come you got mixed up in the fireworks, Mr. Sticks?
00:20:04They want to run off on me.
00:20:06They don't want to give me any entertainment.
00:20:08They want to want personal disappearances.
00:20:10That's us.
00:20:11The five Hordini.
00:20:12Ha!
00:20:13Oh, a walkout strike, huh?
00:20:14Haven't you heard that strikes are out for the duration?
00:20:16Ah, don't be funny.
00:20:17Besides, I got the contract.
00:20:19Pail it up.
00:20:20And that's it.
00:20:21We're quitting.
00:20:22Quitting?
00:20:22That don't make sense.
00:20:23Well, it's simply that I...
00:20:26Well, the girls and I decided that we hadn't...
00:20:28Oh, you make me sick, Judy.
00:20:29You're trying to be too ladylike.
00:20:31I'll tell them.
00:20:32Listen.
00:20:33Us girls are fed up.
00:20:34We come to this stinking island to put on a show for nice people.
00:20:37So the booking agent was a liar.
00:20:38We'll skip that.
00:20:39But what do we get?
00:20:40An audience full of wolves, gorillas, and riffraff.
00:20:42And all of them grabbing at us with their big hairy paws.
00:20:45Well, so far they missed.
00:20:47But our luck might run out.
00:20:48And we don't want to start sobbing over spilt milk.
00:20:50Anyway, crying makes my mascara run.
00:20:53Dorothy's right.
00:20:54We can't stand it anymore.
00:20:55The heat, the awful conditions.
00:20:58Everything's wrong with it.
00:20:59You're getting paid for it, don't you?
00:21:01Paid?
00:21:01Yeah, seashells before they're made into buttons.
00:21:04Listen, girls.
00:21:05I know how you feel, and you're right.
00:21:07I don't blame you.
00:21:09Broadway's the dish for girls like you, not this dumb.
00:21:13But take it easy.
00:21:14In the meantime, if it'll make things any better,
00:21:17Mr. Sticks will probably pay you a little more dough.
00:21:19But it's a keeper, I guess.
00:21:20Shut up.
00:21:21Nothing doing.
00:21:22We're not interested.
00:21:24How much?
00:21:25Another hundred a week to split.
00:21:27I can't hear a word you say.
00:21:28Louder.
00:21:29Two hundred in advance.
00:21:31Oh, Joe, it isn't the money.
00:21:33Oh, I wouldn't say that, kid.
00:21:34Two hundred dollars?
00:21:36Morgan, are you crazy?
00:21:38I can't even afford two more dollars.
00:21:39What do you mean you can't afford it?
00:21:42Stop ripping these gals.
00:21:44Great kidder.
00:21:45That's all right.
00:21:46If you put it that way, what else can I do?
00:21:49That's very generous of you, Mr. Sticks.
00:21:51Then it's a deal?
00:21:52I suppose so.
00:21:53The show must go on, to coin a phrase.
00:21:56But what about my Marine?
00:21:58Wait a while, sister, and marry him in Tokyo.
00:22:00Dorothy, you're a great gal.
00:22:02You ought to be headlined at Minsky's.
00:22:03I'll go peddle your fish.
00:22:05Joe, you won't forget about that little boat trip, will you?
00:22:07How could I ever forget?
00:22:10Bye.
00:22:11I can't understand why you're going to lay out two hundred dollars per week for those days.
00:22:17Why not, Tonda?
00:22:18You wouldn't get this money.
00:22:19I said I'd pay it, didn't I?
00:22:21So you get your show, hang the ladder, invite everybody, and drinks around me.
00:22:26Yes, that I will indeed.
00:22:28But why in the devil you keep promising them that you're going to take them in your lager
00:22:33when you don't mean one word you say.
00:22:36Guy's got to be polite to ladies, don't he?
00:22:41Mr. Sticks, Jim Taggart.
00:22:44How do you do?
00:22:45A friend of the Skipper is a friend of mine.
00:22:46Thanks.
00:22:47Keep over on that side of the line, savvy.
00:22:49What's the gag?
00:22:50That's the equator.
00:22:51You're standing in the northern hemisphere.
00:22:53You see the Skipper, he stands in the southern part of the hemisphere.
00:22:56It is the truth, it's a geographical line.
00:22:59As a matter of fact, it separates the world in two.
00:23:02Taggart, cold, hot, winter, summer, get it?
00:23:07Yeah, maybe.
00:23:08Well, at least you get some idea of what chance a snowball has in hot water.
00:23:13Yeah.
00:23:14In other words, there isn't room for the two of us on the same side of the map.
00:23:19Uh, you're jokingly want a drink?
00:23:21Yeah, set him up.
00:23:22Okay.
00:23:32That ought to keep you off the bread line for a while.
00:23:34His fishing racket of yours must be pretty sweet, eh, Joe?
00:23:36You said it.
00:23:38When that 50's gone, give him whatever he needs.
00:23:40On your cup.
00:23:41On my cup?
00:23:42That reminds me, Mr. Sticks, I need another watch.
00:23:45Another watch?
00:23:47Angela, another watch.
00:23:48Yes, sir.
00:23:49I'll be.
00:23:51You're losing more watches than a watchmaker.
00:23:54Yeah, it's one of my best weaknesses lately, losing watches.
00:23:59Another drinks, Keeper?
00:24:00Add my lemon.
00:24:01Go, Bart.
00:24:02And now, Mr. Doctor, most beautiful look.
00:24:10Yeah, thanks.
00:24:13If it doesn't work, bring it back.
00:24:15It's guaranteed.
00:24:16I haven't brought one back yet, have I?
00:24:17All I want of a watch is for it to run six or seven hours.
00:24:20And by that time, you'll lose it.
00:24:22I'll have a look at it.
00:24:23All right.
00:24:30Hi, signorina.
00:24:32Did you go for the final bite?
00:24:34It was so stuffy up in the dressing room, I thought I'd go to the cottage for a while.
00:24:37My poor little butterfly.
00:24:39How do you understand?
00:24:40This is a bad, very good pleasure for the porter.
00:24:43Now you go.
00:24:44Fine, Mr. Sexton.
00:24:45Bye.
00:24:50So long, copper.
00:24:51And remember, no homework.
00:25:10Judy, I wanted to talk to you a minute.
00:25:17Quite certainly.
00:25:19Sit down.
00:25:20Thanks.
00:25:23Look here, Judy, I know what's running through your mind.
00:25:25You think I'm a first-class rat.
00:25:27I hadn't really thought about it.
00:25:29Well, sure you do.
00:25:30And I don't blame you a bit after the song and dance I've been giving you.
00:25:34Let's forget about it, shall we?
00:25:36After all, you're under no obligation to us.
00:25:40It's simply that, well, you were perhaps our only way out.
00:25:44And I suppose we counted on it too much.
00:25:46I'm sorry.
00:25:47Sorry?
00:25:48Judy, if there's one sorry guy in the world, I'm in.
00:25:52There's nothing I want to do more than to take you and the girls on the Yankee Doodle
00:25:56and get you off this godforsaken hunk of coral.
00:26:01You're a strange person, Joe.
00:26:05But why did you...
00:26:06Don't ask, Judy, please.
00:26:10I shan't.
00:26:12Judy, there's something else I wanted to say to you.
00:26:16Listen, I won't ever deliberately lie to you again.
00:26:19That's all.
00:26:21But if a steamer doesn't put in here pretty quick, I'll find some way of taking you to Brazil myself.
00:26:25Just as soon as...
00:26:27Well, as soon as I can.
00:26:28But I can't make an honest promise just when.
00:26:31Is that clear?
00:26:32It has to be, doesn't it?
00:26:35For the time being.
00:26:36I think I believe you, Joe.
00:26:38Thanks.
00:26:39Well, I have to get back to my place before Derek.
00:26:42But tonight, you will be back in, won't you?
00:26:45To see the show?
00:26:47You bet.
00:26:48That's a promise.
00:26:49I'll see you later.
00:26:50Bye.
00:26:51Bye.
00:26:52Here you are, Mr. Taggart.
00:26:53There's your change.
00:26:54You're paid up for a month.
00:26:55Foods and lodging.
00:26:56Drinks are excellent.
00:26:57That's Morgan's money.
00:26:58Give it to him.
00:26:59No, no, no.
00:27:00You better put it in your pocket.
00:27:01He's got plenty anyway.
00:27:02Nothing doing.
00:27:03I'm gonna get the first ship out of here.
00:27:04Finish my job with a merchant marine.
00:27:05The trouble around here is nobody seems to realize there's a war going on.
00:27:08Mr. Taggart, we all know about the war.
00:27:10Cheaps are stuck very seldom around here and out there.
00:27:12You might get stuck in the hill of St. John for a long, long time.
00:27:27If I was you, I wouldn't go around shouting about my opinions.
00:27:31Well, it might be very unhealthy for you.
00:27:34Thanks for the tip.
00:27:35I'll tell you, don't tell me.
00:27:39No mention it.
00:27:40What's the chances of sending a wireless or cable?
00:27:43Not so good.
00:27:44But you might try the commissioner.
00:27:45Commissioner Egg.
00:27:46He's got the official sesso hereabouts.
00:27:48Egg?
00:27:49Yes.
00:27:50Where's his office?
00:27:51In his house, but he's never there.
00:27:53Isn't this room there?
00:27:54Thanks.
00:27:55Mr. Cypress.
00:27:56Mr. Cypress.
00:27:57Mr. Cypress.
00:27:58Never mind.
00:27:59When you go see Commissioner Egg, you tell her that you're very good.
00:28:02Mr. Cypress.
00:28:03Mr. Cypress.
00:28:04Mr. Cypress.
00:28:05Never mind.
00:28:06Mr. Cypress.
00:28:07Mr. Cypress.
00:28:08Mr. Cypress.
00:28:09Mr. Cypress.
00:28:10Mr. Cypress.
00:28:11I'm going to go see Commissioner Egg.
00:28:12You tell her that you're a very, very good friend of Angela.
00:28:13And he helped you.
00:28:14Angela fixes everything.
00:28:15Thanks, Mr. Cypress.
00:28:16I will.
00:28:17Please take the money.
00:28:18Don't be crazy.
00:28:19Take the money.
00:28:20Maybe you're right.
00:28:21Mr. Egg.
00:28:26I'm looking for Commissioner Egg.
00:28:35I am the commissionaire of Saint-Jean and my name, if you please, is Aristide-Anatole-Marie-de-Montfort-Dieu, and not Eke.
00:28:48Oh, I'm sorry, Commissioner Earp.
00:28:51This one time, I forgive you, but please, I beg of you, do not again scramble my good name.
00:29:00And now, if you please, what is it you wish?
00:29:03I was torpedoed from an American boat.
00:29:05Yes, I know you are an American.
00:29:08I want to get another ship.
00:29:09I want to go to an American port right now.
00:29:12A very worthy and patriotic wish, but there will be no ships here soon, I do not think.
00:29:19So I've been told.
00:29:20But if I could send a radiogram, a wireless, a transmitting wireless, we have not.
00:29:27A cable?
00:29:28A cable, we have, yes.
00:29:30Good, fine.
00:29:31Allow you to arrange so that I can tell them that I was picked up and where I am.
00:29:35Oh, no, no, no, no, no, monsieur.
00:29:37That is impossible.
00:29:39It is not permissible.
00:29:41Fait la guerre.
00:29:42Well, remember, I'm an American citizen.
00:29:44Well, unfortunately, monsieur, this is not America.
00:29:49It is indeed regrettably so.
00:29:52Commissioner, you're making a mistake.
00:29:53You can't do that to me.
00:29:54No, I, Aristide Anatole Marie de Montfort, Commissionnaire de L'ÃŽle de Saint-Jean.
00:30:06And I assure you, I am the first and the last word of the law on this island.
00:30:18Don't fret about him.
00:30:19He'll be back.
00:30:21See here, Mr. Taggart.
00:30:22Why not simply try to make the best of it?
00:30:25Taggart?
00:30:25News travels fast on this island.
00:30:27Quite logically.
00:30:28This is a very friendly little community.
00:30:31I'm David Cavanaugh.
00:30:32Been here so long, I've grown roots.
00:30:34How do you do?
00:30:34You're English, huh?
00:30:35Oh, definitely.
00:30:36Army, India.
00:30:38Had a bit of a nasty brawl.
00:30:39Not really my fault, understand.
00:30:40But, you know, regulations and all that.
00:30:42Looked rather black for me, so I chucked the whole messy thing.
00:30:46And this is Mr. Crowell.
00:30:48Mr. Anton Crowell.
00:30:50Such a pleasure to meet you, Mr. Taggart.
00:30:52And such bad luck to lose your beautiful boat.
00:30:54Thanks, dear.
00:30:55Nice to know you, Mr. Crowell.
00:30:57And you're, uh...
00:30:57Me?
00:30:58I am a Hollander.
00:30:59A man without a country and, uh, without a business.
00:31:03I was an exporter, importer, but today I'm practically ruined.
00:31:07Oh, that's too bad.
00:31:08Too bad.
00:31:09Well, it's nice knowing you, gentlemen, but I'm still on the spot.
00:31:13Have you any suggestions as to what I might do?
00:31:15Well, you might take a hand on our game.
00:31:19Now, look here, Mary, and I'm telling you for the last time to get out of here before the skipper returns.
00:31:25Oh, shut up, you old owl.
00:31:27Or I threw this thing right at you.
00:31:29Now, look here.
00:31:29I was only spoofing, that's all.
00:31:31We're from Joseph.
00:31:32So get off.
00:31:33Uh, uh, just, uh, shush.
00:31:35Scram.
00:31:36Now, look here.
00:31:37Look here, Mary.
00:31:38You're a great lady.
00:31:39A very fine lady indeed, sir.
00:31:40Why can't you try and behave nice and proper?
00:31:43She's not nice and proper?
00:31:44Because Mary, I love Joseph.
00:31:46Oh, that bit's all right.
00:31:48But you're always rushing around after him.
00:31:49Making a slave in yourself for him.
00:31:52Doing his cooking after all.
00:31:53I'm the one to do his cooking for him.
00:31:56Oh, tea and comfort, huh?
00:31:58Well, Joseph, he don't like tea and comfort.
00:32:00Well, what are you cooking?
00:32:02Tea and comfort.
00:32:04No, no, I wouldn't do that to him because I love him too much.
00:32:07Yes, that's all very well.
00:32:08But what would your mother and papa's stick say if they could see you rushing around the place like a, like a blooming wild scholar?
00:32:14I don't care.
00:32:14Maria, what are you doing here?
00:32:20Oh, I'm cooking.
00:32:23Wild pig and sweet peas, carrots, wild and...
00:32:27Get out.
00:32:29Oh, please.
00:32:31Oh, Joseph, don't you understand?
00:32:32I love you, Joseph.
00:32:34I love you.
00:32:36Oh, why do you always think this is like little baby?
00:32:39Maria, I'm going to take you over my knee and give you a good spanking.
00:32:42Now, get out.
00:32:43Oh, please, don't, Joseph.
00:32:46Vamos.
00:32:48Okay.
00:32:49I go.
00:32:51But you'll be sorry.
00:32:55Fine watchdog you are.
00:32:57What do you let her run all over you for?
00:32:58It's beyond my mental and physical powers of endurance to cope with her.
00:33:01Honest to goodness, it is.
00:33:03Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:33:04All right, let's get going.
00:33:05We've got work to do.
00:33:05Oh, but just a moment, Governor.
00:33:06What about the, what about the grab?
00:33:08We'll attend to that later.
00:33:09You got the stuff?
00:33:13All right, let's get going.
00:33:19What's that gimmick?
00:33:42Storm signal?
00:33:43No, actually, it's an advertisement that Mr. Morgan has put it on tonight.
00:33:48Free drinks, free food, free entertainment.
00:33:50Everybody from the island is coming here.
00:33:52Throwing a party, huh?
00:33:53Yeah.
00:33:54How often does all this happen?
00:33:56Whenever he pleases.
00:33:57Imagine that.
00:33:59Who wants to get him?
00:34:00Nothing, I only know it brings me good business.
00:34:03He always pays right on the barrel head.
00:34:07Cash.
00:34:08Mr. Taggart, you better come over here tonight.
00:34:10There's going to be a lot of things doing.
00:34:12I will.
00:34:13Yeah.
00:34:30All right, I'll give you one more, Tony.
00:34:48There.
00:34:48Maria.
00:34:51Maria.
00:34:52What do you want?
00:34:53Can you pour free drinks?
00:34:54Here's free drinks.
00:34:56No, no, Maria.
00:34:57I want to talk to you.
00:34:58Please.
00:34:59Ah, go away.
00:35:01I've got no time.
00:35:02Scrap.
00:35:02But much time for Yankee Skipper, huh?
00:35:04You be plenty careful.
00:35:06When I tell Joseph what you say, he beat you up.
00:35:09Maybe I fix him.
00:35:11He's making a little fool of you, Maria.
00:35:13Don't you see?
00:35:14He don't love you.
00:35:15He never married with you.
00:35:17Maria.
00:35:19Only Filippo take good care of you.
00:35:21Please.
00:35:22Oh, Filippo, you are such a little boy.
00:35:25Maybe tomorrow I'll talk with you, huh?
00:35:28I'm so busy now.
00:35:30Tanta gracia for, uh, this drink, huh?
00:35:32It's all right.
00:35:33It's okay.
00:35:38What I want to know is, where does Morgan get the dough to throw a shindig like this?
00:35:41Say, I thought you wanted to dance with me.
00:35:43I do.
00:35:44Then stop crying on my shoulder.
00:35:45I'm sorry.
00:35:47You make me sick, Jim.
00:35:48Stop worrying about Joe Morgan.
00:35:50Unlike to get drunk or something.
00:35:51You remind me of Judy.
00:35:52Only she believes everything the mug tells her.
00:35:55Who's Judy?
00:35:56One of my troops.
00:35:57There she is up there eating her heart out because he ain't showed up.
00:36:02Thank you very much.
00:36:03Okay.
00:36:06My darling, Mr. Taggart, come and sit down.
00:36:08Sit down, please.
00:36:09And have a drink.
00:36:10Thanks.
00:36:10I'll accept the seat, but skip the drink.
00:36:12That's good.
00:36:12That's very good.
00:36:13I thought all sailors think like little fishes.
00:36:16Just an old-fashioned sea, Jan.
00:36:17Oh, of course.
00:36:18He proves it.
00:36:19By the way, Mr. Taggart, before you were a sailor, what were you?
00:36:23Well, sir, before I joined the Merchant Marine, I was a New York policeman.
00:36:28You mean of the American Gestapo?
00:36:31Some of those New York cops should hear you call them Gestapo.
00:36:35No, no, it's just an ordinary Yondon.
00:36:38Flatfoot.
00:36:39Oh, yes, yes, I know.
00:36:40You mean, you, you, you off the papers, didn't you?
00:36:43Yeah, I guess that just about sizes it up.
00:37:04Why, Maria, good evening.
00:37:07Maybe yes, maybe no.
00:37:08I don't care.
00:37:09I don't understand.
00:37:10Ah, but you understand the Skipper Morgan, yes?
00:37:13Well, yes, of course.
00:37:14But what's your...
00:37:14Oh, you shut up now.
00:37:15You listen.
00:37:16You leave my Joseph alone.
00:37:18You spin his head around until he thinks I'm nothing but a little child.
00:37:21Why, Joseph beloved Maria.
00:37:23He is mine.
00:37:24He belonged to me.
00:37:24You find out mine.
00:37:26Oh, Maria, don't be ridiculous.
00:37:28Well, he's nothing to me but a fellow American.
00:37:30After all, I have to be pleasant to him.
00:37:32I'm working for your father.
00:37:34Oh, you are a very lovely lady.
00:37:38I don't think.
00:37:39You are stupid fools.
00:37:41You hear?
00:37:41Stupid fools.
00:37:42What do you mean?
00:37:43Why, my papa, he don't pay for you.
00:37:45No, my Joseph, he paid my papa $200 to keep you here.
00:37:49How do you know?
00:37:50Why, papa told my mama.
00:37:51And my mama told me.
00:37:52And my papa never lied to my mama.
00:37:55Oh.
00:37:56Run along, Maria.
00:37:59Captain Morgan belongs to you.
00:38:01Believe me.
00:38:02I wouldn't want him as a gift.
00:38:05Oh.
00:38:06Maybe you are a lovely lady.
00:38:09I think I go now.
00:38:13Oh, just a second, Maria.
00:38:15Do you happen to know where Captain Morgan is right now?
00:38:18Suppose I know.
00:38:19You think I tell you?
00:38:20Ha, ha, ha.
00:38:26Oh, good evening, Joseph.
00:38:39Hello, Maria.
00:38:41You want a bird?
00:38:42Hiya, Judy.
00:38:59Well, you see, I got here after all.
00:39:00Yes.
00:39:02After all.
00:39:03Well, I am a little late, but the guy's got to do his fishing when the fish run.
00:39:06It won't happen again.
00:39:07Oh, it makes no difference, Joe.
00:39:09Be mine.
00:39:09I wanted to return this bribe money to you.
00:39:13Kid, you got me wrong.
00:39:15You take it.
00:39:16I'm not in sales.
00:39:17Don't think you can buy and sell me like so much fish.
00:39:20Listen to me.
00:39:21There's a reason for everything.
00:39:23On the level.
00:39:24You couldn't be on the level.
00:39:25Not even with Joe Morgan.
00:39:27Someday I'll show you how wrong you are.
00:39:30Sure, I gave sticks to do.
00:39:32Not to keep you stranded here, but because I've been falling down on my promise.
00:39:35Call it conscience money if you want, but believe me, Judy, it wasn't the old double cross.
00:39:42It's terribly hard not to believe you, Joe.
00:39:44Then you do.
00:39:45No.
00:39:46Do you expect me to?
00:39:48When you break your promise time and time again without any plausible excuse?
00:39:53Just what are you doing, Joe?
00:39:56Well, right now I'm fishing.
00:40:01I see.
00:40:01Oh, gentlemen, will you excuse me?
00:40:12I need some tobacco.
00:40:22Would you give me some tobacco?
00:40:24Please, Skipper.
00:40:25Okay.
00:40:31Excellent.
00:40:42Very excellent, Papa.
00:40:50Funny spot, this island.
00:40:52Island's a little bit of all right.
00:40:54It's the people who have poisoned us.
00:40:55What do you mean to that?
00:40:56Nearly play on words.
00:40:58You meant Joe Morgan, didn't you?
00:41:00As well as the others.
00:41:01He seems to have a nice supply of ready cash.
00:41:06Mr. Taggart, confidentially.
00:41:09I wouldn't go putting my nose into his business.
00:41:12Morgan's a strange coos.
00:41:13He wouldn't like it.
00:41:15Might be a risky undertaking.
00:41:17Check and double check.
00:41:18Further, it's really none of our affairs.
00:41:21Maybe not.
00:41:23How does he do with his fishing business?
00:41:26I'd say a pound a week.
00:41:27Five bucks a week.
00:41:28Terrific.
00:41:29But it don't add up in my book.
00:41:32Now, Nan, if I were you, I'd shy clear of higher mathematics.
00:41:36If you don't mind drinking on tainted money, I'll buy a drink.
00:41:39Not at all.
00:41:42Hey.
00:41:43You.
00:41:44Yes, you.
00:41:46Bring us a bottle of bourbon.
00:41:47There you are.
00:41:48I don't know you don't pay.
00:41:48Morgan pay everything.
00:41:49Take that.
00:41:50He's still paying.
00:41:51Okay.
00:41:52Ten dollars.
00:41:53Steep, but how about a clean glass?
00:41:54Oh.
00:41:55Okay.
00:41:56Clean glass.
00:41:57Morgan live here at the halfway house?
00:41:58Where?
00:41:59Little shaft of Crescent Beach.
00:42:00First one over Stonebridge.
00:42:01I see.
00:42:04I see.
00:42:06I see.
00:42:08I see.
00:42:11I see.
00:42:13I see.
00:42:15I see.
00:42:17I see.
00:42:19I see.
00:42:20I see.
00:42:21I see.
00:42:22I see.
00:42:41I see.
00:42:45I see.
00:42:47I see.
00:43:51What happened to you?
00:43:52Hero man, sit down.
00:43:53No, no, I'm all right.
00:43:54Go ahead, tell me what happened.
00:43:55Well, I'll come clean.
00:43:56You remember when I left last night?
00:43:57Well, I found Morgan's place.
00:43:59I went in and frisked it.
00:44:00You what?
00:44:01Frisked it, searched it.
00:44:02Well, I found something I couldn't quite figure out, so I started back looking for you.
00:44:07That's all I remember.
00:44:08remember. I must have went out like a light because I came to with a sore head and not
00:44:12a dime in my pocket. Robbery happens frequently here. Oh, I'm not so sure. How long did Morgan
00:44:17hang around? At least a couple of hours after you left and the line you with him. That gives
00:44:22him a beautiful alibi. But take it. What did you find at Morgan? A half a dozen round discs
00:44:27about that size. Had German lettering on them and that double cross swastika on them. Well,
00:44:32I grabbed one and beat it. Then clunk. Could you read any of the words on the disc? Well,
00:44:37as near as I could make it out, it said Duchess, Rich, Krieg, Marine. Deutsches Reich, Krieg,
00:44:43Marine. Good gracious, man. That means the German Navy. Was there a number on it? Yes, I think
00:44:49there was. Could have been an identification disc. They, they wear them, I believe. Well,
00:44:53anyway, it's something that ties Morgan with those dirty, stinking Nazis. If you had the
00:44:58blaster thing, we could probably... That's the trouble. It's with the money. I suspected as much.
00:45:03I'll tell you one thing. If he's a wrong one, I'll put that mug Morgan where he belongs. Can
00:45:09I count on you, Cavanaugh? Definitely. Do you know where we can get a couple of rods? Pistols? Also,
00:45:16quite desperately. Good day, Maria. What brings you here? I want some smelling water from Paris.
00:45:29What? Smelling water. You know, that stuff that you put on and smell for good. Oh, yes,
00:45:35yes, sir. You mean, uh, perfumery? Uh-huh. Just one moment. There. Oh. Oh. You like my shawl,
00:45:52yes? Felipo gave it to me. My, my. This is cute. Where did you get it? Felipo gave me this too. You like,
00:46:01yes? Yes, yes. Uh, have you got another one? I always wanted one for myself. No. Oh,
00:46:08that is too bad. For one, I'd give, uh, three bottles of perfumery. Oh, no, I cannot. Felipo gave
00:46:14me this. Oh, maybe four. This. One, two, three, four. Four? Oh, why, that's different. Here, take it. I'll give it to
00:46:26you. Oh, no, no, no, no. What would, uh, Felipo say? Oh, Felipo, Felipo. Oh, he don't care. When he smell how I
00:46:34smell, well, he be very glad you see. All right. Then you take my lovely perfume. Oh, thank you,
00:46:41Mr. Cole. Thank you so much. That's wonderful. Come on, Spike. Let's hurry ashore.
00:46:55Right, you are. Skip it. Here's your bubble bath. All ready for you. It's me where they get all the
00:46:59submarines. Another one coming in tonight. Yeah, it's not the one tonight I'm worrying
00:47:03about. It's the one last night that I'm anchoring to get paid for. Oh, I'm sorry, Spike. Here,
00:47:10here you are. What, only two dollars and us getting 500 a torpedo from them ironies? Why, it's
00:47:18not fair. I could resign. Maybe that's not a bad idea, Spike. I feel like splitting up the dough
00:47:26we've put away and checking the whole deal overboard. Why, everyone on this island hates
00:47:31my insides. It's not worth it. Besides, I owe these dames a square break and I've been meaning
00:47:37to give it to them. What do I do? Make a chump out of myself and them too. Oh, but you're
00:47:43not going to resign now, Skipper, are you not? Now we've got everything running as smooth as
00:47:47a three-ring circuit. Yeah, we are doing all right. That's a fact. And if it's dames you're
00:47:52worrying about, take my advice. Dames are the missing button in the wet wash of life.
00:47:57I know. In spite of your quaint advice, my little chum, I do want to make good to them.
00:48:03Understand? Yes, sir, I do.
00:48:09Where did you get that jewelry? I told you I found it. Where did you get it? I, uh,
00:48:14a tagger gave it to me. I want the truth.
00:48:18You stole it.
00:48:19Yes, Mr. Kroll, but I did not mean it. I was crazy with drink.
00:48:27What else do you know about Taggart and Morgan?
00:48:30You're savvy what happens to thieves, don't you?
00:48:33Oh, please, Mr. Kroll. I, I don't. Please.
00:48:35Only one thing.
00:48:37What?
00:48:38Morgan gave money to Taggart.
00:48:42Filippo, maybe you are a good boy.
00:48:45You, you want to make some honest money, don't you?
00:48:48All right, then, uh, you watch Taggart and Morgan for me.
00:48:52And tell me everything, wherever they go and, uh, everything you see.
00:48:56Yes, Mr. Kroll, I work good for you. Good.
00:48:59But, uh, don't tell anyone about this, uh, little business arrangement, huh?
00:49:04Oh, no, Mr. Kroll. No one.
00:49:07All right.
00:49:08And I hope you're not going to deny that Morgan has been sweetening sticks with dough to pass on to you.
00:49:13Well, I certainly can't deny that I ever accepted any of this money.
00:49:16Okay, okay.
00:49:17All I want to find out is why and where Morgan gets such a heavy bankroll.
00:49:21Fishing, I suppose.
00:49:22You're quite a help.
00:49:24And another thing.
00:49:24Have you ever noticed that Morgan never comes here early on the nights where there's something doing?
00:49:30I don't like your insinuations, Mr. Taggart.
00:49:32You've no right to cross-examine me like a criminal.
00:49:35Or is this some cheap trick?
00:49:37Did Joe Morgan send you here?
00:49:39Take it easy, Miss Pearson.
00:49:40Remember, I'm an ex-copper.
00:49:41I guess I'll never get over it.
00:49:42Anyway, I never had more reason to be a copper than right now.
00:49:46I'm going to find out what Morgan's racket is.
00:49:48His racket?
00:49:49I don't know what you mean.
00:49:50All right.
00:49:51I'll give it to you straight and fast.
00:49:53Joe Morgan.
00:49:53Better let me tell her, old man.
00:49:55All right, all right.
00:49:55Give it to her in the accent.
00:49:57Maybe it'll sound better coming from you.
00:49:59Now, wait.
00:50:00If you expect me to do anything to hurt Joe, I won't.
00:50:02Just a moment, my dear.
00:50:04We may be entirely wrong.
00:50:05And somehow, I should like to be proved wrong.
00:50:08But on the other hand, if we're right, nothing must stand in the way of our carrying on.
00:50:13Your country and mine are fighting for their very lives.
00:50:17And the duty of each one of us should be very clear.
00:50:20Isn't that so?
00:50:22Yes, of course.
00:50:24For.
00:50:25There is certain evidence, circumstantial, I'll admit, that Joe Morgan is dealing with our enemies.
00:50:34What do you want me to do?
00:50:36Good girl.
00:50:37Keep the show going and stick out your chin.
00:50:39Good girl.
00:50:48Where's your old man?
00:50:49Oh, hello, Joseph.
00:50:51Oh, you don't like my shawl, huh?
00:50:53Yeah, very pretty.
00:50:54Where is he?
00:50:55Oh, in the back, sleeping.
00:50:57I think.
00:50:58Philippe gave me the shawl.
00:51:00Nice, huh?
00:51:01Yeah, yeah.
00:51:02Run along and tell your father I want to see him when he wakes up.
00:51:04tell him now when he's asleep so he'll remember it oh all right I go tell him
00:51:19come here and sit down will you try my tobacco don't mind if I do
00:51:34where'd you get this never mind what I got it Taggart had it impossible impossible nothing
00:51:40you own your crazy American games keeping these things for souvenirs I told you to destroy them
00:51:47oh no you're a fool careful crow I'll spread that nose all over your face you'll be careful you own
00:51:56that I got a very good friends I know friends not even despises distant relations yes but
00:52:03you give him plenty money whatever I give money to beggars don't I Morgan something inside here
00:52:12tells me you crooked with me use your head crow maybe I lost it what does that prove haven't I
00:52:21kept my part of the bargain six of those babies I've taken care of you've paid me plenty of dough
00:52:27I'm no sucker maybe maybe you're all right excuse me but he staggered he was once a policeman
00:52:38he knows too much for both of us better if you was dead you said he was my friend I always take care
00:52:49of my friends you're one miss Kipper well yes I need another watch come on we will see excuse me
00:53:00mr. crow well I hope I convinced you I was right the Brooklyn Dodgers is still the best team in the
00:53:06National League oh yeah yes I think so yeah good here if it doesn't work bring it back
00:53:21back right now it doesn't work give me another one finish this is the last one what no more maybe
00:53:38after the war we've got plenty but I need a watch I gotta have one Morgan I can lend you my watch I got
00:53:47another one well I couldn't think of it thanks just the same or you'll return it to me when you find
00:53:51yours you know I am about watches I lose everyone I get ask mr. sticks that's right that's all right
00:53:59that's a steal ticket nothing nothing at all thanks a million mr. crow well I gotta run along now and do a
00:54:06little fishing for a change don't forget mr. sticks the party's on me again tonight goodbye and good luck
00:54:13thanks
00:54:43get a move on they're doing any time now yes well if you want to play free fast and fancy with 500
00:55:06pounds of fleet fashion final it has to be your own funeral skipper it's back we're losing time give me
00:55:11that's good driver I'll see
00:55:41that's good driver I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I'll see you next time I
00:56:11Come on, Spike.
00:56:34Hudson, I go ashore.
00:56:41You're a dirty, sneaky rat.
00:56:50Look at him.
00:56:51I'm dreaming of those cowardly murderers.
00:56:54Quite a show.
00:56:55Bigger than anything I could dream of.
00:56:56I'm a dreamer, skunker.
00:56:58I'll go the top of his head off.
00:56:59Taggart, you can't whip a submarine with a pair of pistols.
00:57:02Easy now, easy.
00:57:03I'm sure he'll get that dog.
00:57:05You'll calm down and listen to reason.
00:57:07Go on, I'm way ahead of you.
00:57:10You're right.
00:57:12We should get them all.
00:57:13The brains and everything behind this, this treachery.
00:57:17You can sure have a go at it.
00:57:18That's quite in line with my instructions when I was ordered here.
00:57:21I understand everything nicely.
00:57:23Here is my identification.
00:57:25Spike, start the torpedoes alongside.
00:57:27Any good, sir?
00:57:29One other thing.
00:57:30This evening, I received a message to transmit to you verbally.
00:57:33The Admiralty instructs me to inform you in her fault
00:57:36that for a period of three weeks,
00:57:38no undersea boat will put in here for service.
00:57:41I see.
00:57:42And that her call will be notified by shortwave
00:57:44in the usual code when to expect further.
00:57:47Shall we say customers?
00:57:48Then very well said.
00:57:50And remember, it's mean low tide right now.
00:57:53Lie on the bottom till midnight
00:57:54before attempting passage through the reef.
00:57:57I go aboard my ship to supervise the loading.
00:57:59I'll run him right down to you, Captain.
00:58:06I've been saving this for you.
00:58:08No more jobs for three weeks.
00:58:09You know what three weeks means?
00:58:10Yeah, 21 days.
00:58:11No, no, no, my charming little chum from Cardiff.
00:58:12It means a vacation.
00:58:13Oh, where are we going to?
00:58:14Monte Carlo?
00:58:15Wrong again.
00:58:16We're going to keep a promise.
00:58:17Oh, you mean we're then showgirl?
00:58:18Exactly.
00:58:19They get a break on our vacation.
00:58:20We're taking them off the island.
00:58:21Oh, come on.
00:58:22Come on.
00:58:23Come on.
00:58:24Come on.
00:58:25Come on.
00:58:26Come on.
00:58:27Come on.
00:58:28Come on.
00:58:29Come on.
00:58:30Come on.
00:58:31Come on.
00:58:32Come on.
00:58:39Well, let's get a move on.
00:58:41Oh, gee, Captain.
00:58:42Can't we rest a while?
00:58:44Spike, get this.
00:58:45We're spotted.
00:58:48I think it's that sniveling copper.
00:58:50Probably guns on our backs right now.
00:58:53You make for the boat.
00:58:54I'll grab off the girls.
00:58:56Douse your lights when I say now and run like blazes.
00:58:59You'll be lost in here for a week.
00:59:01Now.
00:59:08Come on.
00:59:09Here.
00:59:10Miss the lights.
00:59:11Get out of that boat.
00:59:12I'm going after Morgan.
00:59:13Good luck.
00:59:14Cheerio.
00:59:31Miss keeper.
00:59:32Water crown of night.
00:59:33Look how happy everybody is.
00:59:34That's the stuff.
00:59:35That's what I like to see.
00:59:36Pardon me, but I have no more tobacco.
00:59:37Have you got any please?
00:59:38Seems as if you're always running out of tobacco, Mr. Crow.
00:59:40Yes, yes.
00:59:41It's a pity, isn't it?
00:59:42but I have no more tobacco.
00:59:44Have you got any, please?
00:59:45Seems as if you're always running out of tobacco, Mr. Crow.
00:59:48Yes, yes, it is a pity, isn't it?
01:00:03Thanks.
01:00:06Excuse me a minute.
01:00:12No deadheads, get out.
01:00:17Kitties, this is it.
01:00:18Get your toothbrushes.
01:00:19We're shoving off, but keep it under your curls
01:00:21till you walk out.
01:00:22You wouldn't be kidding.
01:00:23Sister, you'll be seasick in an hour.
01:00:26Somehow you'll lugger believe you this time.
01:00:28And with my own eyes, I see this.
01:00:30And then I hear with my own ears,
01:00:33Morgan say laughing like a devil.
01:00:35This will blow those Nazi swine clear out of the water.
01:00:39He also say he'd take girls with him tonight.
01:00:45Just what are you running away from?
01:00:46Not away from, away with the grand dish.
01:00:49I'm not going with you.
01:00:50Oh, yes you are, Judy.
01:00:51She'll be on deck, Joe.
01:00:52Judy, look at now this place.
01:00:54Hurry up!
01:00:55Judy, look at now this place.
01:00:57Hurry up!
01:01:08Hiya, Tegan.
01:01:09Wait a minute, Morgan.
01:01:10You've penned your last torpedo.
01:01:11Go easy with that gun, copper.
01:01:13Easy outing if you have to slug in it, you yellow rat.
01:01:15I said go easy.
01:01:16You only know half the answers.
01:01:20Keep moving and keep talking.
01:01:22I'm willing to listen to the other half.
01:01:25Make it look good when we get outside.
01:01:27Okay.
01:01:28I'm gambling with your life.
01:01:30Mr. Morgan?
01:01:31Yes, Mr. Crow.
01:01:33You think you're a very smart man, don't you?
01:01:36Well, I know everything you've been doing.
01:01:39What's he driving at?
01:01:44Take a look out that window.
01:01:46Hey!
01:01:47Hey, girl!
01:01:48Come here!
01:01:49What was that?
01:01:50The half of the answers you didn't know, copper.
01:01:52What do you mean by that?
01:01:53That was the German submarine you saw me servicing in the cave.
01:02:10Ah!
01:02:11Ah!
01:02:15Ah!
01:02:16Ah!
01:02:17Ah!
01:02:18Ah!
01:02:19Ah!
01:02:20Ah!
01:02:21Joe!
01:02:22Joe, Joe!
01:02:23Joe, you're hurt.
01:02:24You're agrandished, Judy.
01:02:25Did you get him copper?
01:02:26You're hurt, Joe.
01:02:28Hurt, Joe?
01:02:30You're hurt.
01:02:31You're agrandished, Judy.
01:02:32Did you get him copper?
01:02:35Did you get him, copper?
01:02:38You're hurt, Joe.
01:02:40Hurt bad.
01:02:41Don't feel a thing.
01:02:44It was a great gag while it lasted.
01:02:47Just a little old $2 watch,
01:02:49a couple of flashlight batteries
01:02:51wired to the firing mechanism.
01:02:54Makes me laugh.
01:02:56Six of them.
01:02:58And the last one, funny.
01:03:01Crow's watch.
01:03:03I got it, Joe.
01:03:04Joe Morgan's private navy, huh?
01:03:07Take the girls off.
01:03:10The Yankee doodle.
01:03:12With a scissor.
01:03:23Yes, he sure had his own brand of patriotism, all right.
01:03:27No uniforms, no medals, no glory.
01:03:30Just another life dedicated to the freedom
01:03:33that we know and love.
01:03:36Freedom of speech and of religion.
01:03:39Freedom from want.
01:03:42And freedom from fear.
01:03:49So long, Joe.
01:03:51And thanks.
01:03:53monitor from vested in the world.
01:03:57Thank you, Joe.
01:03:59Feel free to throw in the room.
01:04:00You can leave the air.
01:04:01Follow me.
01:04:03I'll go.
01:04:04You've got married.
01:04:06You've got married, too,
01:04:07to my mind.
01:04:08Take my kids now.
01:04:09Take my kids.
01:04:10I'll go.
01:04:11Thank you, Joe.
01:04:12You
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