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00:00:48Stretching north and south of the equator in West Africa
00:00:51are vast areas of dense forests and swamplands
00:00:54as yet unexplored by white men.
00:00:55A virgin territory penetrated only by the great Congo River that's tributary.
00:01:01Here in this wild, seething portion of the dark continent
00:01:04is the home of the Ponga, native name for the gorilla.
00:01:08It was here on the fringe of gorilla territory
00:01:11in a nameless native village inhabited by a tribe of fierce negritos
00:01:15an incident occurred which was destined to startle the civilized world.
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00:01:55you shall have a chance to escape
00:01:58and in return for my aid
00:02:00you shall bring back to civilization
00:02:02the precious diary of Dr. Deirdre.
00:02:05I give you my word of honor.
00:02:08You must succeed.
00:02:10For if you don't
00:02:12the most astounding anthropological discovery of the ages
00:02:16will be lost to the world
00:02:17and I will have lived in vain.
00:02:19How do you somehow don't worry?
00:02:21Why don't you escape with me?
00:02:23The glory of such a discovery should go to you.
00:02:26Ten years ago I might have attempted it
00:02:28but now it's too late.
00:02:31You are still young enough
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00:02:36Now, follow my instructions, my friend
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00:02:53Good luck to you.
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00:11:07the jungle's no place for a girl like you.
00:11:10Meaning you're beginning to regret that you ever left London, eh? What?
00:11:13Oh, it isn't that. It's just that I can't help thinking of all the needless dangers
00:11:16you have to encounter.
00:11:17Oh, I love excitement, Clyde.
00:11:19You seem to have forgotten that I was born on a safari.
00:11:23However, if you'd rather return to London, I'm sure Father will understand.
00:11:27You know, being with you makes up for all this country.
00:11:31All right, come on, get that over there. Come on, let's get moving here.
00:11:39Good morning, Hans.
00:11:40Good morning, Herr Bando. Hans, I want you to meet the leader of our expedition,
00:11:44Sir Harry Bracken. I am honored by my commandant.
00:11:47Well, thank you. I'm pleased that Van Doren was able to engage a man with your qualifications
00:11:51to guide us, my daughter, Miss Tamara.
00:11:53How do you do?
00:11:54Pleasure of mine, Fräulein.
00:11:56My secretary, Carbo.
00:11:57How do you do, sir?
00:11:58And Baxter.
00:11:59Hello.
00:12:00Now, Hans, if you'll point out our canoes, we are still running to board.
00:12:03Yes, sir.
00:12:04Come on, Professor Alon.
00:12:04What's in the board of here?
00:12:06What's in the board of here?
00:12:08Coming, wait.
00:12:11Here's the boss man.
00:12:13Number one boss man.
00:12:14Savvy?
00:12:15Savvy.
00:12:16Me, number one, Portavoy.
00:12:18You show boss man to canoe, don't I?
00:12:20Follow number one, Portavoy.
00:12:27You will follow me. I will show you the overview.
00:12:50Oh, that's very interesting.
00:12:52One of those riflemen looks as if he might have been his gentleman at some time.
00:12:56It takes more than a shave to make a gentleman.
00:12:58Right-o.
00:12:59But I'm afraid your definition of a gentleman and mine are quite different.
00:13:09I need to veiled.
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00:13:13Yes.
00:13:21So, that's a tire.
00:13:22We will see him.
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00:13:31jemand cricket stars.
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