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Embark on a thrilling, old-school cinematic voyage in this first sound film adaptation of H. Rider Haggard’s classic adventure novel. This high-quality, full movie features a commanding performance by Paul Robeson as the noble Umbopa—highlighted by his magnificent bass-baritone singing voice—alongside Cedric Hardwicke as the definitive literary hero, Allan Quatermain.
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00:01:57King Solomon's Mines
00:02:01Like many others, well, I didn't believe in them.
00:02:06In those days, Africa was a land of many romantic legends and had a vast, unexplored interior.
00:02:13I was a hunter, and it wasn't until the year 1881 that I learned that the mines were a stark
00:02:20reality.
00:02:22I say were because they now lie buried under a million tons of ashes and lava.
00:02:27At the time I'm speaking of, diamonds had been found in Kimberley, and many adventurous spirits of all parts of
00:02:34my life.
00:02:50I'm speaking of, and many of them were a lot of people who were alive.
00:02:51I said, I'm not at all.
00:02:52I said, I'm at all times.
00:02:54I said, I'm at all times.
00:02:55I said, I'm at all times.
00:02:56I said, I'm at all times.
00:03:44You're struck lucky again, Reb.
00:03:45Yes, dear.
00:03:46You can call for your money tomorrow.
00:03:48I'll have five pounds on the count to get drunk with.
00:03:52Get your back to the wall, the whole boil and lot of you.
00:03:55Don't shoot, boys.
00:03:56It isn't a holdup.
00:03:57I'm just fiending myself and the treasures of Araby.
00:04:00Cast your eye over that, me boy, and see what you make of it.
00:04:03What do you find, Pat?
00:04:04A house in Park Lane, a carriage in fair for me daughter,
00:04:06and the life of Riley hereafter and evermore.
00:04:09Good.
00:04:10Did you ever see the light?
00:04:13A nice piece of crystal, O'Brien, but no diamond.
00:04:18You don't mean it.
00:04:19I'm sorry, Miss King.
00:04:21That's bad luck, Patsy, bad luck.
00:04:23Bad luck, nothing.
00:04:24I was only having a joke, would you?
00:04:26Come on, darling.
00:04:27Come on, please.
00:04:34Come on again, Patsy.
00:04:36Dibble I will.
00:04:36I spurned the diamond fields under me shoes.
00:04:38It only gets to the coast I could get a job.
00:04:41Cheech.
00:04:41And would you like it?
00:04:43I would not.
00:04:44Of course you would.
00:04:45Now listen, there was a man in the bar last night from the Congo.
00:04:48He says there's a fortune in ivory.
00:04:50There's been a fortune in everything we've tried.
00:04:53But it wasn't us who found it.
00:04:55From now on, we'll be decent, respectable citizens.
00:04:58And we're going to the coast before I change my mind.
00:05:01How much money have we?
00:05:02Less than a pound, and all our traps are in the punch-up.
00:05:05What's that you have?
00:05:06For you, a gift I bought to celebrate our magnificent discovery.
00:05:12A shamrock.
00:05:14For luck, it didn't cost a thing.
00:05:17I know what it cost.
00:05:18There were two in Mulligan's store.
00:05:20Here's the other for you.
00:05:22Catching me down, I was there ever anything to pieces.
00:05:25Sure, with a bit of shamrock apiece, there's nothing on earth can hold us down.
00:05:29Look.
00:05:31Glory be to God, straight from heaven.
00:05:34Ask him for a lift to the coast.
00:05:35Sure, it's a very week's journey. It's a lot to ask.
00:05:38And you call yourself an Irishman.
00:05:43It's a fine morning.
00:05:45It's a fine morning.
00:05:47Is it?
00:05:48It is.
00:05:50Are you going to the coast?
00:05:52No.
00:05:53Kittsfontein.
00:05:54Well, that's all on the way.
00:05:57Whose way?
00:05:58Ours.
00:05:59We were wondering if you'd give us a lift.
00:06:02No.
00:06:03Me name is Kathleen O'Brien,
00:06:04and this is me father, Patrick O'Brien,
00:06:07Bachelor of Arts of Trinity College Dublin.
00:06:09Thank you, Fred.
00:06:10Bachelor of Arts of Trinity College Dublin.
00:06:12We're down and out from the diggings, huh?
00:06:14We're down, but we're not out.
00:06:16They're out as far as my wagon's concerned.
00:06:19Oh, so you don't approve of us?
00:06:20I don't approve of anyone who tears up the face of the country for greed.
00:06:25Me daughter is a good cook.
00:06:28I have a good cook.
00:06:29Me father's a wonder to talk.
00:06:31Yeah, he would be.
00:06:32And he's a lovely rifle shot.
00:06:35Just think of the game he could get for you.
00:06:38Fred!
00:06:41What's funny in that?
00:06:42Quarterman.
00:06:43That's under in Africa.
00:06:45That ends it.
00:06:46It does not, then.
00:06:50Mr. Quarterman, you needn't take us if you don't want to.
00:06:52But here's something for you to think about in your precious solitude.
00:06:56Me father's own sister is dying in Kilkenny.
00:06:58Well, if they'll never meet this side of the gates,
00:07:02it is you that will have prevented them.
00:07:05Come, Papa.
00:07:41How much longer?
00:07:43Another ten days.
00:07:46Look.
00:07:47Ah, the pretty creature.
00:07:50Starfoot.
00:07:52Maybe she knows that in ten days you'll be after her with your murdering guns.
00:07:57I'll get you a knife.
00:07:58You don't like hunting?
00:08:00No, I do not.
00:08:01Neither do I.
00:08:02Then what do you hunt for?
00:08:04A living.
00:08:05It pays me to run hunting trips.
00:08:07I've got two clients waiting for me now.
00:08:09There must be a lot of money in hunting.
00:08:12I've been thinking over what that fellow said about Ive.
00:08:15You had an experience in tracking game?
00:08:17He once took part in a badger hunt, but the badger escaped him.
00:08:20Well, you never know what you can do till you try.
00:08:22And while you're trying, your poor sister's peacefully passing away and killed Kelly.
00:08:28Alan Quartermain, it was a lie about me father's sister.
00:08:32I know.
00:08:33I've met the Irish before.
00:08:34I'm glad you owned up.
00:08:36Why shouldn't she?
00:08:37She's going to settle down and teach school.
00:08:40You're going to settle down.
00:08:43Of course I am.
00:08:46I suppose there isn't anything in the ivory trade, is there?
00:08:51If you ask me, there isn't a pin to choose between you.
00:08:59There's a wagon across the river.
00:09:01Oh, antelope probably.
00:09:03I'm sure it's a wagon.
00:09:05Can't be.
00:09:06And why not?
00:09:07There's nothing across that river but devils.
00:09:10That's what the natives say.
00:09:12It's unexplored land, desert probably.
00:09:16It may be the devils, but I can see a wagon.
00:09:24Come on!
00:09:27Hold on, come on!
00:09:29Hold on!
00:09:36Take this.
00:09:37Water quickly.
00:09:39Who's wagon is this?
00:09:40He's not able to talk.
00:09:41Mr. Jason.
00:09:42Inside, huh?
00:10:02That's all right.
00:10:03They're looking after him.
00:10:04The others run away in the night, many days ago.
00:10:07The fear was on them.
00:10:07Sure, the devil is.
00:10:08Then he fell ill.
00:10:09We could not reach the north.
00:10:10Help him back to camp.
00:10:11I turned back.
00:10:12He does not know.
00:10:14Let me go on.
00:10:15Out of the way.
00:10:16You can't go on.
00:10:17You are ill.
00:10:18Do I care if I am ill?
00:10:19I don't know where you are going, but...
00:10:21You want to know where I am going, but I tell you, you cannot follow.
00:10:25I cross the desert.
00:10:27After the desert, I find King Solomon's mountain.
00:10:30After the mountain, I find King Solomon's mine.
00:10:34In diamonds, I say, Silvestre, when you see me again, I will be the richest man on earth.
00:10:45So, out of the way.
00:10:48No, make a place, Mr. Cretor, not an haste, a rite of man.
00:11:01Did you hear that?
00:11:02The mines of King Solomon himself over the desert.
00:11:05But is it true?
00:11:06True by true.
00:11:07We have heard of the mine.
00:11:08Yes.
00:11:08Give me some water.
00:11:09Numza.
00:11:10All the jewels of Ophel.
00:11:12No one ever discovered where Ophel was.
00:11:14And that's where it is made.
00:11:15Cathy, my medicine chest.
00:11:17All right.
00:11:29Wapi maji.
00:11:30Imadwana.
00:11:35What searcher, huh?
00:11:36The map.
00:11:37Look.
00:11:38Three hundred years old.
00:11:40He said a man of his went there and never came back.
00:11:43Look.
00:11:44The way across the desert.
00:11:45And here, King Solomon's mountain.
00:11:48And the mine.
00:11:49The jewels of Ophel.
00:11:50The greatest treasure in the world.
00:11:53Now that map is his.
00:11:54He had no right to take it.
00:11:55I know.
00:11:56But if he leaves, we won't use it.
00:11:57And if he doesn't, I'll seek the treasure meself.
00:12:00And that mass has said for us so.
00:12:02The shamrock.
00:12:04I said it'd bring us luck.
00:12:06Cathy.
00:12:07I'm coming.
00:12:14Dig a grave.
00:12:15Mum's on.
00:12:16Mum's on.
00:12:17Mum's on.
00:12:25Mum's on.
00:12:26All over.
00:12:28God rest the soul.
00:12:30Cathy asleep.
00:12:36It must be a terrible thing to die alone in the desert without your fools.
00:12:40Terrible.
00:12:42What do you think of the map?
00:12:45How do you guess?
00:12:46I know human nature where treasure's concerned.
00:12:49Where's the harm?
00:12:49I returned it.
00:12:50After taking a copy.
00:12:53Will you be sent of the map to his folks?
00:12:55Provoke somebody else to lose his life on a fool's errand?
00:12:57Besides, he has no focus.
00:12:59I'll be looked over it.
00:13:00Do you think it's genuine?
00:13:01It's an unexplored country.
00:13:04Nobody knows.
00:13:05Well, you're looking at a man who means to know.
00:13:08You're not going to take that joke.
00:13:09What do you take me for?
00:13:10I'm a father, not a murderer.
00:13:12I shall go alone.
00:13:14In all my life, I may never get another chance like this.
00:13:18Of dying?
00:13:19Of finding an excuse for having been born.
00:13:22You'll take me a casual kind of a mick who doesn't care a curse if I've a shim in me
00:13:26pocket to buy a square meal for me own flesh and blood.
00:13:30But it's the way we Irish have.
00:13:32To take our troubles with a smile in our teeth.
00:13:35While underneath, there's deep shame in me heart.
00:13:38Do you think I don't know what I owe to that child that's lying asleep there?
00:13:41I do know.
00:13:43And here is what I mean to pay that debt in full.
00:13:46With your life, eh?
00:13:47If God wills it.
00:13:48With me life.
00:13:49And how do you propose to make the journey?
00:13:51As in Providence sent me a team of oxen.
00:13:53And a wagon.
00:13:54And the strength and purpose to take me to the end of the earth.
00:13:58You know, O'Brien, there's only one kind of man that is useless to argue with.
00:14:03And that is?
00:14:05A fool.
00:14:16N'kosi.
00:14:17A wagon.
00:14:18Where is it?
00:14:27I'll take you on.
00:14:28At least you'll be short of food and a wage.
00:14:30Cassie, wake up.
00:14:31I do not work for money.
00:14:32And you do not go my way.
00:14:40Cassie?
00:14:41All right.
00:14:52Alan.
00:14:53Alan Quartermain.
00:14:54He's gone after the treasure.
00:14:56I know.
00:14:56Without me.
00:14:57Me who lay dreaming of the way we'd go together.
00:15:00Did you ever hear of such a thing?
00:15:01Hurry up.
00:15:01We're starting.
00:15:04You're heading the wrong way.
00:15:06Aren't we going after me, Father?
00:15:07No.
00:15:08But...
00:15:08Now put on your boots and get into the wagon.
00:15:10I told your father I'd look after you.
00:15:12You knew he was going and you let him go by himself.
00:15:16Alan Quartermain, will you take me after me, Father?
00:15:18Please.
00:15:19Listen, we look for the mines together.
00:15:21And when we find them, you'll have your share and more, much more.
00:15:26Doesn't a fortune mean nothing, do you?
00:15:29All right.
00:15:30If you won't take me in your wagon, I'll go on me own two feet.
00:15:39Did you hear what I said?
00:15:41I did.
00:15:42Then why don't you say something?
00:15:45Because you're not going to do it.
00:15:48The Incosicas goes across the river.
00:15:50Yes, I do.
00:15:51What business is it of yours?
00:15:53The Incosicas has the map.
00:15:55I guide her.
00:15:56The map's in my wagon.
00:15:57No one's going across the river.
00:15:58Kathy, get into that wagon.
00:16:01Get into that wagon.
00:16:04What's your name?
00:16:05I have many names.
00:16:06One will do.
00:16:07Mbopa.
00:16:08Where did he come from?
00:16:11You're after diamonds.
00:16:12White men care for diamonds.
00:16:14And what do I want to go north for?
00:16:15Move up.
00:16:16Tina Flambert.
00:16:18Now look here, Mbopa.
00:16:20If you won't take service with me,
00:16:21I don't want you hanging about my camps.
00:16:24Footsack.
00:16:25Check.
00:16:33That fellow's up to no good.
00:16:36Alan Quartermain, I'll never speak to you again.
00:16:38Never.
00:16:41I'm used to silence.
00:17:10Joel's up.
00:17:31Did you have to
00:17:33do it for me today?
00:17:37Jordan.rod1.
00:17:38Oil.
00:17:50My town's arrived last night. It'd be quite nice to have somebody to talk to.
00:17:54Put the Englishman's gear in here. We'll use this wagon.
00:17:58How are you, Corvain?
00:17:59How are you, Sir Henry? I'm afraid I kept you waiting.
00:18:01This is Miss O'Brown.
00:18:04How'd you do?
00:18:06Did you have a good trick?
00:18:08No, I did not.
00:18:10Now, don't mind Miss O'Brown, Sir Henry. She's strong and silent.
00:18:15The map is in the wagon.
00:18:17How did you get here?
00:18:18The Incosicos does not forget her purpose.
00:18:30Goodwill insists on having his bath.
00:18:33No reason for being in sanitary, even in Africa. Quite right.
00:18:37Well, I'll see you both at dinner.
00:18:39Yes, I say, how do you get out of this thing?
00:18:41You'd better ask Sir Henry to tip you out.
00:18:43Right.
00:18:44No, no, no, no.
00:18:49Sir Henry! Sir Henry Curtis!
00:18:53Sir Henry! Sir Henry Curtis!
00:18:55Will you help me, please? I'm in terrible trouble.
00:18:58You see, Mr. Quartermaine wants me to send the wagon back north,
00:19:00Sir, the boys can have camp ready when you arrive,
00:19:01but they won't obey me.
00:19:03They won't obey me.
00:19:04Mutiny, eh?
00:19:07Glory be to God, I thought it was a pig.
00:19:09Commander Good, Royal Navy.
00:19:11Retired.
00:19:12I'll go and fetch Quartermaine.
00:19:13Ah, no, please don't.
00:19:15I don't want him to know I've had any trouble.
00:19:16Will you speak to them?
00:19:18Of course I'll speak to them.
00:19:20By the way, I thought you were strong and silent.
00:19:22You wouldn't believe Mr. Quartermaine.
00:19:23He's a terrible liar.
00:19:27Gentlemen, the Queen.
00:19:28God bless her.
00:19:33Now, with your permission, we'll light up.
00:19:34And with yours, I'll run over a few of my proposals.
00:19:37I take it you want to get a sable antelope, Sir Henry?
00:19:41Is Mr. Brown often as late as this?
00:19:43Well, she'll show up when she's hungry.
00:19:45She seemed to me to be a capable young person.
00:19:48Hmm, yes.
00:19:49Capable of anything.
00:19:51She was stolen one of my wagons behind,
00:19:53kept my eyes open.
00:19:55Anything wrong?
00:19:57Mr. Quartermaine, I take it that it's in order
00:19:59for Sir Henry to tell your wagon boys to obey the young lady.
00:20:03With the result that your wagon is now proceeding
00:20:05in a northern direction to establish a camp.
00:20:08But she told me that you'd...
00:20:09My boy, I'm afraid you're the victim of a woman's wiles.
00:20:12We must go after her.
00:20:14We certainly must.
00:20:14My only toothbrush is in that wagon.
00:20:16She has three hours' start.
00:20:17It'll be two days before I can get another team together.
00:20:19But she told me those boys were mutinous.
00:20:22I'm afraid, Sir Henry,
00:20:24that it's Miss O'Brien who is mutinous.
00:20:27You have a little more thought.
00:20:49I'm not afraid.
00:20:52I'm not afraid.
00:20:54Why should I care if my journey's long?
00:20:59I'm sure to get there though my journey's long.
00:21:03My team and my wagon are strong.
00:21:10Struggle along.
00:21:12Struggle along.
00:21:14Oxen of mine till your shoulders crack.
00:21:18Keep ploddin' along till your shoulders crack.
00:21:24I'll never be turnin' you back.
00:21:34Coah, coah, auction of mine.
00:21:38Answer my whip when it calls.
00:21:43Coah, coah, keep in your line.
00:21:47Leopard's way to get the one that falls.
00:21:49Coah, coah, auction of mine.
00:21:54Coah, coah, auction of mine.
00:21:54Shining as bright as the moon.
00:21:59Coah, coah, keep in your line.
00:22:02There'll be a water hole soon.
00:22:06We'll come to that water hole soon.
00:22:10Coah, coah, you better keep on.
00:22:14Think of that sun in the sky.
00:22:18Coah, coah, hurry along.
00:22:22Or the sun will drink that water dry.
00:22:26Get up there, coah, coah.
00:22:28Strain at your load.
00:22:30Though you are weary and sore.
00:22:34Coah, coah, keep to the road.
00:22:37Soon you'll be resting once more.
00:22:41Soon you'll be resting once more.
00:22:46Coah, coah, auction of mine.
00:22:50And survive with many falls.
00:22:54Coah, coah, keep in your line.
00:23:02Hoee, coah, coah, keep in your line.
00:23:15There'll be a water hole soon.
00:23:19We'll come to that water hole soon.
00:23:23Coah, coah, coah.
00:23:25Coah, coah, coah, keep in your line.
00:23:27The water hole soon.
00:23:27The water hole soon.
00:23:28We'll come to that water hole soon.
00:23:28La-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la
00:23:32La-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-a-la-la
00:23:51You're nine miles north of the hill, heading for the desert
00:23:54in a stolen wagon.
00:23:56And what's left of my trousers?
00:23:58And you're coming back tomorrow.
00:24:00Meanwhile, Commander Good would like his toothbrush.
00:24:02Here.
00:24:06If you want a girl, I'll give you the hiding of your life.
00:24:11Shamed of yourself?
00:24:18Could I do it again?
00:24:32Ready to come back?
00:24:34I'm not coming back.
00:24:35I made up my mind to go after my father and I'm going.
00:24:38Not in my wagon.
00:24:39I don't want your wagon anymore.
00:24:40You can't take a wagon over the waterless desert because you can't take any oxen.
00:24:44Why?
00:24:45Because they drink too much.
00:24:47Who told you that?
00:24:48I didn't, Cosey.
00:24:52What are you doing here?
00:24:53I brought you.
00:24:55Now look here, Cathy, I don't know what fairy tales this man's been telling you.
00:24:58But I give you my word, no living soul can cross that desert.
00:25:01How does Ian Cosey know?
00:25:02Well, I'm going to try.
00:25:04I'm not afraid.
00:25:05If Ian Coseycus is ready.
00:25:06I'm in charge here.
00:25:07Get up!
00:25:10Wait a minute.
00:25:11We obviously can't let these two go alone.
00:25:13But is there any reason why we shouldn't go with them?
00:25:14Very good suggestion.
00:25:16Solves the whole problem.
00:25:17I won't have it.
00:25:18Nobody's asking you.
00:25:19I thought you wanted to go hunting.
00:25:21Oh, you know, hunting, fishing, anything with a little adventure in it.
00:25:26You know how men die for lack of water?
00:25:29Thirst.
00:25:30Burning thirst that turns to pain.
00:25:33Torture.
00:25:34Then you go mad.
00:25:37And the sun kills you.
00:25:41Imaginative fellow, isn't he?
00:25:43What a man.
00:25:45I'm sorry our trips had to end like this.
00:25:47How do you mean end?
00:25:48Well, we'll be away for some time.
00:25:50We can't ask you to wait for us.
00:25:54Sir Henry Curtis,
00:25:57I was engaged to take you off country
00:25:58and to bring you back to the best of my ability.
00:26:02Well, I happen to be a man who respects the contract.
00:26:06I'm lining up with the rest of you.
00:26:08You're a good fellow, Quartermain.
00:26:12On the contrary, I'm a fool.
00:26:33From your hand, I'm out.
00:26:38You need to stand.
00:26:39From your hands.
00:26:42You're a wearing Nicht-PC.
00:26:42After all you spoke of your hand.
00:26:42Some of you were two,
00:26:43After all you was slap in theę.
00:26:44Then there was a man.
00:26:44Now, your eyes are not such a death and 죽.
00:26:46There was a resurrection of yours.
00:26:47I'm going to go to this side.
00:26:48If I do not go together,
00:27:08I
00:27:08Are your feet all right are yours fine
00:27:23Are you really going all through this just for diamonds in course he says so I didn't say anything I'm
00:27:29asking you why is in course he going best if I know
00:27:34You're not one for a bit of gossip are you
00:27:53You
00:28:22You
00:28:23Mountains don't seem to get anything out of it. No, I don't do they?
00:28:33Feeling better must you keep on asking me I need
00:28:39Sure, I'd miss it if you didn't
00:28:43How long will the water last tomorrow if I if I don't get another chance
00:28:53I'm sorry about everything
00:29:15What are those birds up there possible I must be living a place like this we call them the bird
00:29:24that smells death
00:29:25Huh? Oh
00:29:39Good come here
00:29:43O'brien's wagon go back and keep her talking
00:30:02I'm sorry
00:30:06It's the others
00:30:22Well, that's the last ration of water
00:30:24Half a bottle each
00:30:35That's good
00:30:38I see by the map that we ought to get to Pan Badwater by midday tomorrow
00:30:45Why is it called Pan Badwater?
00:30:48Because in 300 years it may have dried up
00:30:51Oh
00:30:53Oh, I see
00:31:20What's the use, Curtis?
00:31:21There's no point in her surviving us
00:31:38There, go now
00:31:42Run!
00:31:43Come on!
00:31:43Come on!
00:32:18I smell water.
00:32:20I smell water.
00:32:22I smell water.
00:32:25Panico.
00:32:27Panico.
00:32:29Panico.
00:32:29Oboz.
00:32:30Oboz.
00:32:30Edimung.
00:32:31Edimung.
00:32:38Edimung.
00:32:39Edimung.
00:32:51Edimung.
00:33:01Edimung.
00:33:03Edimung.
00:33:04Edimung.
00:33:05Edimung.
00:33:07Edimung.
00:33:22Climbing up, climbing up, till I'm holding the clouds in my hand.
00:33:35Climbing up, climbing up, till the world is below where I stand.
00:33:48Climbing up to the land that I know must lie over that mountain.
00:34:01Climbing up, climbing up, till the world is below where I stand.
00:34:15Climbing up, climbing up, till the world is below where I stand.
00:34:39Climbing up, climbing up, till the world is below where I stand.
00:34:48Climbing up, climbing up, till the world is below where I stand.
00:35:01Climbing up, climbing up, till the world is below where I stand.
00:35:14Climbing up, climbing up, till the world is below where I stand.
00:35:27Climbing up to the land
00:35:30That I know must lie over that mountain
00:35:40Climbing up, climbing up
00:35:44For my heart is away in that land
00:35:55Mighty mountain
00:36:01Mighty mountain
00:36:04O you mountain
00:36:12Mighty mountain
00:36:15O you mountain
00:36:17Mighty mountain
00:36:22Mighty mountain
00:36:51O you mountain
00:36:56We had melon for breakfast yesterday
00:36:59We did
00:37:01Had melons the day before
00:37:03We did
00:37:04I suppose we're going to have melons today
00:37:06We are
00:37:08Don't the birds in this country ever lay eggs
00:37:19I wonder how far my father is ahead of us
00:37:23Are you sure you got this far?
00:37:26Of course I am
00:37:28Patrick O'Brien has always done what he set his mind to
00:37:37What did you think about in the desert?
00:37:40Sand, mostly
00:37:42Do you ever think of me?
00:37:44Yes
00:37:46You and the sand
00:37:48I'm glad of that
00:37:50Because you're going to see a lot of me in the next few weeks
00:37:52Am I?
00:37:54I'm afraid you can't avoid it
00:37:55You see, we're in uninhabited country
00:38:01I hate to contradict you, but
00:38:03There's a man behind that rock
00:38:09Several men
00:38:18Is he anxious to meet us?
00:38:20Much too anxious
00:38:47What's happened?
00:38:48They say, what manner of man is this with a beautiful white leg
00:38:52Who grows hair on one side of his face
00:38:54And can pluck his eye from his head and replace it where it grows
00:39:11He's telling them you are white gods from the skies
00:39:13You mean on the count of my legs?
00:39:19I never thought they were, they was all there
00:39:21He couldn't have done that better if he'd been an Irishman
00:39:45Good
00:39:46Shaun
00:39:50Shaun
00:39:51Shaun
00:39:51Shaun
00:39:53Shaun
00:39:53Shaun
00:42:06There seems to be a lot of people about from uninhabited country.
00:42:09This is a military crowd.
00:42:10Oh, I hope the cooking is good.
00:42:12There's the soldier's quarters and that's the king's hut.
00:42:15Buckingham Palace and Wellington Barracks, huh?
00:42:17So unlike the home life of our dear queen.
00:42:26Don't worry.
00:42:27Don't worry.
00:42:27Me father's gone after diamonds.
00:42:28King Solomon's mines, that's where we'll find him.
00:42:31If there is such a mine.
00:42:41If there is such a mine.
00:42:44He says to Twala, the king will see the strangest who come to his land and came to be gods.
00:42:47Here we go.
00:43:12Here we go.
00:43:20I
00:43:20Don't like you look at their spears
00:43:23It's all right. They think we're gods. Well, I hope that Twala does it up if he thinks we're afraid
00:43:29anything may happen
00:43:34Now
00:44:03I
00:44:07Would it do any good if I whipped off my trousers this thing
00:44:13And talk to me ma'am fiat and then and you name me
00:44:17He asks why do the gods honor his kingdom is it the white stones they see diamond so there is
00:44:22a mine tell them yes
00:44:24Fondar and yeah
00:44:26Okay, you were all wrote Twala. He's gonna take us
00:44:30The greatest treasure in the world and his father inside fill in his pockets
00:44:46I
00:44:52It seems they are nice fellas after all I hope you're right
00:45:13What are you going to do with your share of the money if we get out of this go back
00:45:19to England and keep sheep
00:45:20Oh, I think I'll buy myself a battleship and rejoin the Navy
00:45:25Oh
00:45:38Dad of course, I'm not
00:45:42Not very
00:45:49King Solomon's Road and the Silent Ones to God broken and overgrown
00:45:53I wonder how many civilizations have perished like this one
00:45:57But Solomon had nothing to do with idols the Phoenicians did they were the great traders of Solomon's time perhaps
00:46:03some Phoenician ran the mind
00:46:19The witch doctor who looks after the mines these people believe that she's hundreds of years old
00:46:32Would you say that she was well preserved
00:46:46It reminds me of my poor old aunt Hannah
00:46:52She came to no good
00:46:58She asks why the white man's servant walks like a prince
00:47:02Notice it myself
00:47:03I'm a commonly good walker that fellow
00:47:06Ask her if she's seen a white man
00:47:25She has?
00:47:26Perhaps it was yesterday, perhaps it was a hundred years ago
00:47:29Time has no meaning to her
00:47:46Come on
00:47:47Through that door
00:47:49Slaves brought jewels for the Queen of Sheba thousands of years ago
00:47:52And Patrick O'Brien went in to find his fortune
00:47:54Come on
00:48:01Be careful, Nkosi
00:48:04Paula dare not harm you here
00:48:06The people think you're gods
00:48:07One's inside
00:48:08He has no one to fear
00:48:09The stone will roll back
00:48:14Come away
00:48:15Come on
00:48:16Come on
00:48:17Come on
00:48:18Come on
00:48:18Come on
00:48:35You kill him, you have a lot on us
00:48:37You've never seen a gunfire before
00:48:40You've never seen a gunfire before
00:48:41I'm out of the door
00:48:45I'm out of the door
00:48:45I'm out of the door
00:48:46I'm out of the door
00:48:47I'm out of the door
00:48:51I'm out of it
00:48:51Come in
00:48:52You think it's so good
00:48:55Too late
00:48:56Well, I bet that made him feel pretty silly
00:49:32Our one chance is to escape before they make up their mind.
00:49:35I'm afraid it is.
00:49:36Someone will have to deal with the guard, I suppose.
00:49:38Pretty. Seems a very decent sort of fellow.
00:49:40All right, then. But I'm stopping here.
00:49:42Kathy, be sensible. You can't.
00:49:44But I came here to find my father.
00:49:47But there isn't a vestity to prove that your father ever reached here.
00:49:52Have it your own way.
00:49:57A shamrock.
00:50:00But, oh, of course not.
00:50:03But it's his, me father's.
00:50:05So is he.
00:50:07Now would you want me to run away?
00:50:11Where did you find this?
00:50:12On the way to the mine.
00:50:15Kathy, you saw what nearly happened to us.
00:50:18This proves that it must have happened to your father.
00:50:20If your father loved you as much as you love him, he'd be the last one to want you to
00:50:25stay.
00:50:26Wouldn't he?
00:50:28That's not fair.
00:50:30I'm sorry, Kathy.
00:50:32Then it's agreed we leave tonight?
00:50:33Yes.
00:50:34It is not agreed. You must stay.
00:50:35I'm in charge here.
00:50:37I told you that before.
00:50:38That was in your country.
00:50:39We are now in mine.
00:50:41You cannot escape.
00:50:42Everywhere the men of Twala watch.
00:50:44One step beyond that door and a spear will pierce your back.
00:50:47How do you know that?
00:50:48Tomorrow the drums beat.
00:50:50They smell out the evildoers.
00:50:51Gargoyle will put her mark upon the enemies of the king.
00:50:54They die like cattle.
00:50:56Looks like a red-letter day for all of us, doesn't it?
00:50:58Yet the people are weary of wickedness and blood.
00:51:01If there was one to lead them, they would rise up.
00:51:03Well, isn't there one?
00:51:05Perhaps he could be foul.
00:51:11Who are you?
00:51:13A man who looks for diamonds and hangs about your camp.
00:51:16That's what you said.
00:51:21Once there was a king in this land, emote to the loved.
00:51:24But he fought the wicked Gargoyle, who was older than the memory of the oldest man.
00:51:28For that, she made his brother Twala the one-eyed kill him while he slept.
00:51:33The wife of Emotu and the son of Emotu were driven into the desert.
00:51:38It is said they died.
00:51:42If they didn't, the son of Emotu should be king and not Twala.
00:51:49You are the son of Emotu.
00:51:51I am the son of Emotu.
00:52:03I am the son of Emotu.
00:52:05I am the son of Emotu.
00:52:08I am the son of Emotu.
00:52:10I am the son of Emotu.
00:52:10I am the son of Emotu.
00:52:11I am the son of Emotu.
00:52:12I am the son of Emotu.
00:52:13I am the son of Emotu.
00:52:14I am the son of Emotu.
00:52:15I am the son of Emotu.
00:52:15I am the son of Emotu.
00:52:15I am the son of Emotu.
00:52:15I am the son of Emotu.
00:52:15I am the son of Emotu.
00:52:16I am the son of Emotu.
00:52:18I am the son of Emotu.
00:52:22I am the son of Emotu.
00:52:37The End
00:53:00Okay, okay
00:53:04Committee seems unanimous. I always thought that fella had a spot of royal blood in him. You don't get a
00:53:09snake on your stomach for nothing, you know
00:53:12It is agreed
00:53:14Tomorrow at the smelling out of the evildoers, they will lead the people of the Kukwana against Twala
00:53:19but I need your help and
00:53:21In return I offer you your lives and the freedom of the mind
00:53:26For you the diamonds riches for you adventure
00:53:31For you the happiness of the Inca seekers
00:53:34Today you saw how Twala treats strangers if your father is alive he is in the mind
00:53:43How can we help you
00:53:44Behind Twala stands Gagool the people fear her magic
00:53:49They will rise
00:53:51Only if you show them a greater magic, but you live among us. Do you know that the white man
00:53:55has no magic?
00:53:56I must have magic and if we cannot give it the drums will roll at the smelling out
00:54:02Gagool will give the sign
00:54:04Killers will speed to the evildoers
00:54:07They will beat us to death
00:54:19You are so happy to see.
00:54:24Oh
00:54:25Yeah
00:54:27Oh
00:54:29Oh
00:54:30Oh
00:54:31Oh
00:54:31Oh
00:54:32Oh
00:55:01It's funny to think he taught me a day back home in the...
00:55:04Very funny.
00:55:05I had a bet on Manitoba.
00:55:08No such horse.
00:55:10Certainly is. I've got it in my diary.
00:55:17Derby Day. Manitoba.
00:55:19By Jovecure.
00:55:2211.15. Total eclipse of the sun visible over Tenerife, South Africa.
00:55:26Magic. Good, you're a genius.
00:55:2811.15. They're not a settlement, eh?
00:55:30It's a chance.
00:55:32We can hold out to 11.15.
00:55:3411.15.
00:55:5712.15.
00:56:0313.15.
00:56:0415.15.
00:56:21Are you sure it's this year's derby?
00:56:25Of course. I wouldn't have had a bet on last year's derby this year.
00:56:46What's the place?
00:56:48Oh
00:57:23Suga
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00:58:28What time is it?
00:58:31Ten minutes past the level.
00:59:02How long before they get to us?
00:59:04A matter of minutes.
00:59:21No sign of the eclipse yet.
00:59:23No sign of the eclipse yet.
00:59:24No sign of the eclipse yet.
00:59:35Where next?
00:59:48I hope I'm right about the time.
00:59:50God help us if you're not.
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