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00:04:19What an imagination you got, and on only two bottles of beer.
00:04:23I tell you, I saw it.
00:04:25Don't sound right know-how to me.
00:04:28They ain't no crittles that big in this country.
00:04:32Oh, he's kidding.
00:04:33Three times the size of a mountain lion and got the tusks of an elephant.
00:04:37It ain't natural.
00:04:38Oh, you guys give me a pain in my eardrum.
00:04:40Why in places would I think I'm a cockeyed John like this?
00:04:43Man, I used to live in Texas.
00:04:45I've heard some mighty tall stories down that way.
00:04:48Folks take pride in outlying the other fella.
00:04:51Well, dang it, if I don't think you Californians...
00:04:53I'm a liar, am I?
00:04:54Oh, no offense, Mr. Wheeler.
00:04:56Texas lying, I mean.
00:04:57And Texas lies is friendly lies.
00:04:59That's all I was aiming to say.
00:05:01I was just gonna have some coffee.
00:05:03About seven o'clock this morning when I heard it.
00:05:06The darnedest...
00:05:18Evening, boys.
00:05:19Fog rolling down from the peak.
00:05:21George, you know Mr. Wheeler?
00:05:22This is George Oaks, the game warden hereabouts.
00:05:24Yeah, sure.
00:05:25We've met before.
00:05:26Good hunting, Mr. Wheeler?
00:05:27It's all earned as kind you ever heard tell of.
00:05:29Yeah?
00:05:30Go ahead and tell George, Mr. Wheeler.
00:05:32He's the man who knows all about this country and what's in it.
00:05:35Been hurting hunters and game around here for now on to 30 years.
00:05:38If you think I'm gonna be laughed at by you birds all over...
00:05:41Oh, go ahead, go ahead, Mr. Wheeler.
00:05:42We won't laugh no more.
00:05:43Good joke.
00:05:44That's what these fellas think.
00:05:48Well...
00:05:49This morning...
00:05:50Having coffee...
00:05:52Heard the darnedest roar off the way...
00:05:55Some animal.
00:05:57Took up the trail about a quarter of a mile.
00:06:00I was using my binoculars...
00:06:02And I saw...
00:06:05Yeah?
00:06:06What?
00:06:07What did you see?
00:06:11I don't know.
00:06:23What's so funny?
00:06:24Three times as big as a mountain lion and tusk like old Jumbo.
00:06:30Shouldn't kid these town hunters that way.
00:06:32Bad for business.
00:06:34Discourages them.
00:06:37Evening, boys.
00:06:44Well...
00:07:13We won't ruin everything, Bricki.
00:07:42Good evening, Mr. Hawks.
00:07:43Driving up from the village?
00:07:45Yes, yes.
00:07:46On my way home.
00:07:48Meet anything on the road?
00:07:50No, no.
00:07:51Fog's getting a bit thick for anybody to be out, I suppose.
00:07:53See any game?
00:07:56What do you mean?
00:07:57Game.
00:07:59No, no.
00:07:59Nothing, nothing.
00:08:00Why?
00:08:01Oh, nothing, nothing.
00:08:04Well, be seeing you.
00:08:06Yes.
00:08:07Good night, Mr. Hawks.
00:08:08Good night, Professor.
00:08:31Sure you weren't on a spree last night, George, and was seeing things?
00:08:34You know me better than that, Andy.
00:08:36Come on, and keep your eyes peeled.
00:08:37Ground's still wet.
00:08:38There should be some tracks around.
00:08:39I'll believe it when I see them.
00:08:45Hey, Andy.
00:08:47Look.
00:08:50By golly.
00:08:52Must be about the biggest mountain lion this side of Noah's Ark.
00:08:55Mountain lion, heck.
00:08:56I never saw a mountain lion look like that cat I met up with last night.
00:09:17What do you make of it?
00:09:18There ain't no such critter.
00:09:20I'd say the same thing if I hadn't seen it myself.
00:09:22It don't stand a normal reason.
00:09:24You know this country as well as me.
00:09:26Did you ever run across any such thing before?
00:09:27Can't say I have.
00:09:29Sheriff.
00:09:29Howdy, Tim.
00:09:31Mr. Oaks.
00:09:31Yeah?
00:09:32Well, what are you going to do about it, George?
00:09:35What's on your mind, son?
00:09:37What else could be on my mind?
00:09:38My cattle.
00:09:39I work hard raising them, and I don't aim to have no murdering mountain cat ripping their guts out every
00:09:43other night.
00:09:47Lose another steer?
00:09:48Fourth in less than a week, and I'm getting sick and tired of it.
00:09:51What do we got a game warden for if these marauders are going to roam the countryside at will and
00:09:55kill off a man's stock?
00:09:56We do all we can.
00:09:58Well, it ain't enough.
00:09:59If the game commission can't cope with the situation, raise the bounty on these varmints and attract civilian hunters.
00:10:05One thing I know, I ain't going to stand much longer for...
00:10:07Take it easy, son.
00:10:09Give me a few facts.
00:10:12You ever catch sight of this cat?
00:10:14No.
00:10:15I laid traps for him, but he must be a whopper.
00:10:17He smashes everyone and don't leave hide nor hair behind.
00:10:21Been flirting with the idea of poison bait, but I'm afraid my own dogs might chaw on it.
00:10:25The surest way's a bullet.
00:10:26But you gotta get out after this critter.
00:10:28That's what I'm aiming to do.
00:10:30Wait.
00:10:31Right now.
00:10:33If anybody wants me, I'll be in Los Angeles until tomorrow night.
00:10:37Los Angeles?
00:10:38What in fun are you going to do there?
00:10:39The trouble's up here.
00:10:40Well, I might get a line on it there.
00:10:47Bye, boys.
00:10:54I believe you're looking for me.
00:10:55The receptionist phoned you.
00:10:57We're here.
00:10:57Dr. Harkness?
00:10:58Yes.
00:10:59Oaks is my name.
00:11:00Glad to meet you, Mr. Oaks.
00:11:02Come inside.
00:11:04It looks as if you've fabricated it quite recently.
00:11:07Yesterday morning.
00:11:08I must congratulate you on your zoological precision, sir.
00:11:11This is an extremely well-articulated model.
00:11:14Model heck!
00:11:15I made it from the real thing.
00:11:19I don't follow you, Mr. Oaks.
00:11:21What in thunderation sort of animal is this thing from, Doc?
00:11:26Well, I'd say it was an extremely well-defined print of an extraordinarily large member of the cat family.
00:11:32A cat?
00:11:34With tusks?
00:11:36Tusks?
00:11:37Tusks.
00:11:38Oh, no. That's impossible.
00:11:39The only member of the cat family with tusks was a saber-toothed tiger.
00:11:42And he's been extinct on Earth for over a million years.
00:11:45You're kidding.
00:11:45Literal truth.
00:11:47We have a well-mounted skeleton of a species in that room outside.
00:11:52Extinct on Earth for over a million years.
00:11:59Conservatively.
00:12:00Then how come I met up with one only the night before last?
00:12:06And don't look at me like it was crazy, Doc.
00:12:09It's heaven's own truth.
00:12:11Night before last.
00:12:13Mr. Oaks, I'm sure you'll find your hobby stimulating, but really this is one of my busy days.
00:12:19It's been a great pleasure meeting you.
00:12:21Now, if I can be of any aid in supplying you data to help you in your modeling, I shall
00:12:24be only too glad to.
00:12:25Dang it, man. Don't treat me like a harmless crackpot.
00:12:29I am a state officer and I aim to be listened to with consideration.
00:12:33You can have little to complain of my patience, sir.
00:12:35Heck with that sort of patience.
00:12:36It's the sort of man uses for kids and folks in their second childhood and I ain't neither.
00:12:41Then don't assume I am.
00:12:42I do.
00:12:44Your actions say otherwise.
00:12:46What sort of nonsense do you think you can waste my time with?
00:12:49Pushing under my nose with a sober face the cast of a print of an animal whose very memory has
00:12:53been almost lost in time.
00:12:55And telling me you had a social encounter with at night before last.
00:12:58What do you take me for?
00:13:00A scientific feller whose job ought to tell him that nothing in nature is impossible or could be.
00:13:08I'm sorry, Mr. Oaks.
00:13:10Your statement is incredible.
00:13:13But your earnestness convincing.
00:13:16If you had an encounter with this beast, then you're the only human being in the history of the world
00:13:21who ever lived to tell her.
00:13:23It was on a lonely back country mountain road.
00:13:26I was in my car.
00:13:28The thing couldn't get to me.
00:13:30I blasted on my horn and scared it off.
00:13:34I see.
00:13:42Was the animal you say you saw anything like this?
00:13:47Spitting image.
00:13:49Mr. Oaks, I hope...
00:13:52I most sincerely hope you are telling me what at least you believe is the truth.
00:13:57As far as any truth in this fantastic subject may be believed.
00:14:00I... I swear it on the Bible.
00:14:06Obviously, there's some ready explanation.
00:14:07A simple scientific inquiry will quickly reveal, but...
00:14:11It interests me as a side reflection of my work.
00:14:15Would you like me to come up to your neighborhood over the weekend?
00:14:23You gonna let me take you home tonight?
00:14:26Maybe.
00:14:28Wouldn't want to see you going out alone with the boogeyman out there.
00:14:32Can't be worse than some of the guys who come in here with notions.
00:14:40Coffee, please.
00:14:41By the way, do you have any idea where I may locate a Mr. Oaks?
00:14:45George?
00:14:45Yes, his office said he was headed this way.
00:14:48He was? A couple hours ago.
00:14:51Say, Danny.
00:14:52Yes, ma'am.
00:14:54Did George Oaks say where he was bound?
00:14:56Well, he's checking up on some reports of deer shooting out of season.
00:15:00He drove up San Marco Canyon Cut-Off.
00:15:02I guess he's over the ridge.
00:15:04He's probably scouting around in the timber.
00:15:06Well, he probably won't be back for a spell.
00:15:08He must have left his car over at the old Elliot place.
00:15:11That's as far as he could drive.
00:15:13Couldn't miss him if you wanted to trail him.
00:15:15Thanks a lot, Danny.
00:15:16Yes, ma'am.
00:15:17He drives a small station wagon.
00:15:20See, that gives me an idea.
00:15:22You, uh, you two ought to know each other.
00:15:24This lady's stuck here.
00:15:26Gasket on her car blew and it's gonna have to stay blown
00:15:29until we can get a part up from Bishop.
00:15:31She was bound out to Professor Grove's place for the weekend.
00:15:33He rents the old Elliot place.
00:15:36Would you, uh, would you give her a lift if you're heading that way?
00:15:39I'd be glad to.
00:15:40How about my coffee?
00:15:43I don't wish to impose.
00:15:44Be delighted.
00:15:45Most kind of you.
00:15:46Not at all happy to be of service.
00:15:48Ruth Marshall's her name.
00:15:49Dr. Ross Hartness.
00:15:52Hunting?
00:15:53Possibly.
00:15:54Did I understand rightly you're planning a weekend up here?
00:15:57With my fiancee.
00:15:58And if you ask me why an otherwise intelligent, charming fellow
00:16:01should bury himself up here, I couldn't answer you.
00:16:04Was that the Professor Grove's the girl mentioned?
00:16:07Yes, anthropologist.
00:16:08Taught at the university.
00:16:09Written quite a bit, too.
00:16:11Ah, that grows.
00:16:13The evolution of early man in North America.
00:16:15Well, I mean, I'll check you out.
00:16:19I'm sure you're looking for the first one.
00:16:21It's okay.
00:16:28You're looking for the first two years.
00:16:42I'm sure you're looking for the first two years.
00:16:43I'm sure you're looking for the first two years.
00:16:45Little high Sierra Bloom.
00:16:46My, I must say this place agrees with you.
00:16:49This gentleman.
00:16:50Ross Harkness.
00:16:51I was coming to it, Dr. Harkness.
00:16:52Don't rush me.
00:16:53He was kind enough to drive me up here
00:16:55when my car got temperamental down at Webb's Cafe.
00:16:58Don't say I never bring you anything.
00:17:00Don't mind her, doctor.
00:17:02Ruth enjoys being outrageous.
00:17:04Won't you please come in?
00:17:05Thanks, but I'm looking for the game warden.
00:17:07Is he here?
00:17:09That's his car, isn't it?
00:17:10Well, he's gone up into the backcountry
00:17:11and left his car here.
00:17:13No roads.
00:17:13He won't be back until sometime tomorrow.
00:17:16I see.
00:17:16And where's your father, darling?
00:17:18Los Angeles.
00:17:19He's speaking there at the Naturalist Society.
00:17:22I hope one point has been impressed upon you
00:17:24following this demonstration.
00:17:27A prehistoric man was not the ape creature
00:17:30so extravagantly sensationalized
00:17:32by Sunday newspaper supplement portrait.
00:17:35In this skull of the chimpanzee,
00:17:37notice the piece of black paper
00:17:39I place here over the sight of the brain.
00:17:41Observe its sides.
00:17:42From it has developed the largest brain
00:17:45known to apes.
00:17:47Compare it with the Java ape man.
00:17:50A misnomer if there ever was one.
00:17:52The brain is four times the size of the chimpanzee.
00:17:57This was a man and no ape.
00:17:59A man whose mentality
00:18:02compares favorably with a great many persons.
00:18:05Circumstances led me to associate with
00:18:07and address.
00:18:08Do I understand you correctly, Professor Groves?
00:18:11Are you advancing the astonishing concept
00:18:13that the mentality of primitive man
00:18:15compares favorably with that organ
00:18:16which a million years of evolutionary progress
00:18:18has developed in his modern counterpart?
00:18:21Let me assure you,
00:18:22for want of your own understanding,
00:18:24that modern man's boasting pride
00:18:26in his alleged advancement
00:18:27is based upon one hollow precept,
00:18:29and that is his ego.
00:18:31I suppose you have some scientific proof
00:18:33for your egotistic theory, Professor.
00:18:35No.
00:18:37Merely an awareness of the comic strip mentality
00:18:39which now debates with me.
00:18:42Belt down man,
00:18:43size of brain.
00:18:46Cro-Magnon man,
00:18:47size of brain.
00:18:50Neanderthal man,
00:18:51size of brain.
00:18:53Impressive, is it not?
00:18:55And now for our glorious modern man
00:18:57of whose species you all
00:18:58take such inordinate pride
00:19:00in being a part.
00:19:01Here is his skull.
00:19:02And here is his brain.
00:19:05Where is this devastating advance
00:19:07to Olympian mentality?
00:19:08May I remind you, Professor,
00:19:10that it is a long-exploded theory
00:19:12that the size of a man's skull
00:19:14or the weight of his brain
00:19:15has any direct bearing
00:19:17on the quality of his intelligence.
00:19:18That you should think so
00:19:20doesn't surprise me at all.
00:19:21Whether your skull is thicker
00:19:23or your intelligence thinner,
00:19:24I can't determine.
00:19:25Professor Groves,
00:19:27I must ask you to conduct yourself
00:19:29with at least a semblance
00:19:30of professional decorum.
00:19:32This is supposed to be
00:19:34a dispassionate meeting
00:19:35of scientific interest.
00:19:37We've heard you expound
00:19:38your somewhat fantastic
00:19:39and unsupported theories
00:19:41with considerable patience.
00:19:43But we refuse to be subjected
00:19:45to abuse when we disagree with you.
00:19:47This is my cross.
00:19:49The penalty of being born
00:19:50into an era of little men
00:19:52who are small even in their spites.
00:19:54Your creatures of paper,
00:19:56bred of an artificial culture,
00:19:57whose dearest possessions
00:19:59is your prejudices
00:20:00and important only in the hollowness
00:20:02of your smirking vanities.
00:20:04Hypocrisy is your Bible,
00:20:06stupidity is the cornerstone
00:20:07of your existence,
00:20:08and dishonesty,
00:20:09your human essence.
00:20:10As it is impossible
00:20:11to continue this discussion
00:20:12with Professor Groves present,
00:20:14I suggest we adjourn.
00:20:15Run, you mean.
00:20:16Tuck your fears between your legs
00:20:18and run from new truths.
00:20:19And Professor Groves,
00:20:21we must ask you
00:20:22not to invade these premises again
00:20:24with theories which charity
00:20:25compels me to state
00:20:27as an aspect of lunacy.
00:20:29Gentlemen,
00:20:29the meeting is adjourned.
00:20:30Lunacy, is it?
00:20:32In other words,
00:20:33you will never accept a new idea
00:20:34unless it is offered with proof.
00:20:36You have no vision,
00:20:37only sight.
00:20:38Small men,
00:20:39small views.
00:20:42You want proof, do you?
00:20:43Well, I'll give you proof.
00:20:45I'll show you such proof
00:20:46that no men have ever had.
00:21:09I think I'd better call it a day.
00:21:10It doesn't look as if
00:21:11your father will get here tonight.
00:21:13It won't cause you any inconvenience.
00:21:14I believe I'll turn in, too.
00:21:18Poor girl.
00:21:19Deaf-mute.
00:21:21Celia will show you
00:21:21to your room, doctor.
00:21:23Thanks so much.
00:21:24Good night.
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00:21:25Good night, doctor.
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00:23:55Good morning.
00:23:56Hello.
00:23:56Good morning.
00:23:58Have you seen Father?
00:23:59No.
00:23:59He must have decided to stay in the city.
00:24:01No.
00:24:02Celia tells me he returned early this morning before dawn.
00:24:06His car's in the shed, but his bed hasn't been slept in.
00:24:09Well, speak of the old devil, and there he is.
00:24:11Oh, hello, Dad.
00:24:12Had breakfast?
00:24:14Eh?
00:24:14You shouldn't have driven all night.
00:24:16Could just have easily started out this morning after a good night's rest.
00:24:19I had some work to do.
00:24:26I had no idea we were entertaining guests.
00:24:29Guests?
00:24:29I'm your fiancee, remember?
00:24:31This is Dr. Harkness, Father.
00:24:33How do you do?
00:24:38Harkness?
00:24:39Yes, sir.
00:24:40He drove me up last night when my car broke down at Webb's cafe.
00:24:43Your daughter was gracious enough to ask me to stay the night.
00:24:46Well, since it's now morning, I presume there's nothing to detain you longer.
00:24:49I'm sure Dr. Harkness would be more comfortable here than staying in one of Mr. Webb's creaky motel rooms.
00:24:54No doubt.
00:24:56But we're not running a public hostelry.
00:24:58Please, I don't wish to trespass.
00:25:00I can understand the professor's irritation.
00:25:03I am an intruder.
00:25:04I don't mean to be rude, but I'm much too busy to be a good host.
00:25:07Well, it's kind of you ladies to defend my presence, but I don't think I should.
00:25:11You let me do your thinking in this case, Doc.
00:25:22Well, more visitors.
00:25:23Need some life around this place.
00:25:27Morning.
00:25:27Morning.
00:25:28Come to pick up my car.
00:25:29Oh, Dr. Harkness.
00:25:31Mr. Oaks.
00:25:32Fine.
00:25:32I was expecting to have to go back to Webb's cafe to pick you up.
00:25:36I spent the night here.
00:25:40Any more adventures?
00:25:44It jumped a fawn last night, less than a few miles from here.
00:25:49It?
00:25:50What?
00:25:51They were talking about some local superstition down at Webb's cafe.
00:25:55Surely there's no basis of fact in the street.
00:25:57There's more than the basis, miss.
00:25:59There seems to be no sense in the world at all anymore.
00:26:02Oaks, you ought to be ashamed of yourself running around the countryside telling this preposterous story.
00:26:06It ain't a story, Professor.
00:26:08Ask the doc here.
00:26:10Good heavens, you're not telling me that a clear-thinking professional man gives any credence to this wild tale?
00:26:14Naturally not, until I'm given some proof.
00:26:17What I showed you in Los Angeles seemed proof enough to get you up here.
00:26:21Is that why you came here, Dr. Harkness?
00:26:25Mr. Oaks intrigued my curiosity.
00:26:27And I needed a little diversion.
00:26:29Those are my reasons, Miss Groves.
00:26:31The world's gone completely mad.
00:26:33Sometimes I think I'm the only rational being left of it.
00:26:35One person telling a fairy story and the other believing it.
00:26:38Have it your way, Professor, and let me have it mine.
00:26:41You ready, Doc?
00:26:43I'll get my gun.
00:26:45Excuse me.
00:26:46Morning.
00:26:49Stupidity.
00:26:51Stupidity is contagious.
00:26:53One person suffers from it and has no difficulty infecting the other.
00:26:58Well, at least a walk in the fresh air won't do them any harm.
00:27:04I wish your father wouldn't be so arbitrary.
00:27:06But it is ridiculous for Mr. Oaks to drag Dr. Harkness all over the countryside
00:27:11on such a fantastic expedition.
00:27:15It is, isn't it?
00:27:43Shanks' mare from here.
00:27:44End the road.
00:27:49Look there.
00:27:51Broken spine.
00:27:53Looks like one clean blow did it.
00:27:55Here's where he waited.
00:27:56Beep on the critter from the top of that rock.
00:28:00Judging from the condition of the carcass, he must have killed just for the fun of it.
00:28:03Hasn't even taken a bite.
00:28:05Must have had the full belly already.
00:28:07Yes.
00:28:08But when he gets a bit hungry, he'll remember this kill and come back to get it.
00:28:11Sure as shooting.
00:28:12Then let's take out.
00:28:14Better than trying to hunt him down.
00:28:15Maybe a long wait.
00:28:17After a million years, nothing could be.
00:28:27Hear anything?
00:28:29It's what I don't hear.
00:28:31That owl.
00:28:33Those frogs.
00:28:34The wood mice.
00:28:35Ain't been a peep out of none of them for over several minutes now.
00:28:39Can you still see that carcass?
00:28:41Faintly.
00:28:43Good thing there's a moon.
00:28:44Shhh.
00:28:49Oh, wait.
00:28:50Wait till he comes out of the brush.
00:28:53Wounded is worse than unharmed.
00:28:57Now.
00:29:02Had him dead to rights.
00:29:04Couldn't have missed.
00:29:05Keep your sights on that clearing.
00:29:11Take no chances.
00:29:12Give him a couple more.
00:29:19Let's go.
00:29:28Good heavens above.
00:29:30Believe me now?
00:29:32Size, color, coat, tusks.
00:29:37Adds up?
00:29:38Yes, it adds up.
00:29:40To another incomplete impossibility.
00:29:42Pretty solid impossibility if you ask me.
00:29:45Nature just doesn't create or destroy a species overnight.
00:29:49There must be some explanation for a phenomenon of this kind.
00:29:52While I can't for the life of him explain such an amazing throwback,
00:29:56there's one deduction we have to make.
00:29:58What's that?
00:29:59Well, if there's one of these creatures, it's only biologically natural to assume there must be another.
00:30:03A meat?
00:30:04Yes.
00:30:05What'll we do?
00:30:06Get help.
00:30:07I must have this carcass.
00:30:09It's the greatest find in zoological history.
00:30:11I want somebody else to see it, right where we bagged it.
00:30:14Two men might be accused of hallucinations.
00:30:16Three is a different story.
00:30:20I'll get him if he's up this early.
00:30:24Wouldn't worry about that.
00:30:25Here he comes now.
00:30:32Good morning.
00:30:34Good morning, good morning.
00:30:36Getting an early start?
00:30:37You're up pretty early yourself, Professor.
00:30:40Couldn't sleep.
00:30:41Professor, we'd like you to come with us.
00:30:43Well, thank you very much, but I'm not much of a hunting man.
00:30:47I prefer the less vigorous hobbies.
00:30:49We're not going hunting.
00:30:50We've just come back.
00:30:51We'd like to show you the result.
00:30:54Well, I'm sure your prize and your prowess is justified, Doctor,
00:30:57but I don't share your enthusiasm for the outdoor pastimes.
00:31:00We need you as a witness, Professor.
00:31:02Eh? Witness?
00:31:03We bagged it.
00:31:05Bagged it? Bagged what, for heaven's sakes?
00:31:07A few miles over the ridge, that big cat with the tusks.
00:31:10A saber-toothed tiger.
00:31:18Are you men sober?
00:31:19Sober as anybody could be who sat up hours in the mountains
00:31:22waiting for that critter to come back to its keel.
00:31:24You're out of your mind.
00:31:26I want you to confirm my identification of this animal.
00:31:28Don't be nonsensical, man.
00:31:30I'd expect it to hear more intelligent remarks from you.
00:31:33Frankly, I'm at a loss for any.
00:31:35Very well, if you insist on this preposterous expedition.
00:31:39We'd appreciate it.
00:31:46Now, Cepius.
00:31:49I told you I intensely dislike practical jokes.
00:31:52All I can say is I cannot determine now which I admire less than you, sir.
00:31:56Your humor or your wit.
00:31:57But it was...
00:31:58We left it there deader than a doornail. I can swear to that.
00:32:01Oh, come now, Oaks. You're a sensible man. Or at least I've always considered you such.
00:32:05Admit it was some practical joke which is misfired and I'll call upon my charity to overlook this dismal escapade.
00:32:11Please spare us that lofty air, Professor. We brought you here for a purpose.
00:32:14I've no doubt of it. And I've already expressed my opinion of it.
00:32:17Oaks will bear me out. Whatever you choose to deny. The beast was dead, I'm positive.
00:32:22I wonder who could have moved it.
00:32:23If you gentlemen have played out your shabby farce, I'd appreciate being driven home to breakfast.
00:32:32Everything has a logical explanation in science. I refuse to believe the supernatural.
00:32:37There must be some logical cause and effect to this... this unholy adventure.
00:32:42Reckon there must. Any ideas?
00:32:47Well...
00:32:48No.
00:32:56Go away.
00:32:59Please, I'm busy.
00:33:03What I have to say won't take long.
00:33:05You know I don't want anybody coming to my workroom.
00:33:08This is my first intrusion. It may be my last.
00:33:11What do you want?
00:33:15I want you. The man I once knew.
00:33:17The good companion. The cheerful friend.
00:33:20I want the happiness we once found in each other. I want...
00:33:25What has come between us, Cliff?
00:33:27What is this unhappy work which absorbs you so much and is undermining your nervous system and making you such
00:33:32an intolerable sore head?
00:33:33I'm not aware that I'm any different than I ever was.
00:33:35You're not aware of anything, least of all me.
00:33:38You're ruining your health and heading for a nervous breakdown.
00:33:41Why, it's as plain as...
00:33:43There's a cat in that cage.
00:33:52What is this work you're doing?
00:33:54Why can't you confide in me?
00:33:56That is my business.
00:33:57Haven't I any right to share it?
00:33:59It wouldn't interest you.
00:34:01You...
00:34:02Oh, you old self-centered lummox.
00:34:05Everything you do interests me.
00:34:08Everything you'll ever do interests me for the rest of our lives.
00:34:11If you can't trust me, who can you trust?
00:34:14I won't be laughed at anymore.
00:34:18I would never laugh at you, darling.
00:34:21Who would ever laugh?
00:34:22They laughed.
00:34:25They?
00:34:26That pack of thick-headed, egotistical stuff shirts at the naturalist club.
00:34:33Lunacy, eh?
00:34:35Long exploded theories, eh?
00:34:39A lot they know in their stupid obstinacy.
00:34:42In their peevishness of mind and soul.
00:34:47It's here, I tell you.
00:34:49All here.
00:34:50After all this work, I've done it.
00:34:52I know I have.
00:34:53What?
00:34:54Done what?
00:34:55Cliff, what is it?
00:34:57The embodiment of my theories of memory stimulation.
00:35:00The reactivation of the dormant cells of the mind of man.
00:35:04Dormant cells?
00:35:06Man is not of himself.
00:35:09He's made of everything that has gone before.
00:35:12He's part of every ancestor he ever had, back to the beginnings of his human intelligence.
00:35:19But they derided me, those gentlemen at the club.
00:35:22They scoffed.
00:35:24Why, at least couldn't they have admitted the possibility I was right?
00:35:29Man has lost nothing of his emotions from the dawn of his history.
00:35:32He's lost nothing of his greed, his fury, his savagery, his jungle rapacity.
00:35:38Why not his physical personality?
00:35:43All right.
00:35:44You deny me, too.
00:35:46I can see it in your eyes.
00:35:48They put it into words, but you're thinking it.
00:35:50Cliff, please, there's no need to get so...
00:35:53I didn't ask you to come here.
00:35:54I know, but I...
00:35:55Please do me the favor by leaving.
00:35:56Cliff, please.
00:35:56Get out, I say!
00:35:58Don't speak to me like that.
00:36:00Please.
00:36:01I don't pretend to be a saint.
00:36:03My patience has an end, too.
00:36:06I don't ask for your forbearance.
00:36:08I don't ask anything of anybody.
00:36:10I didn't ask you to foist yourself on me in my house.
00:36:13All I ask is to be left alone.
00:36:16You're not well.
00:36:18Please come upstairs.
00:36:19We're leaving this place.
00:36:21It's no good for you.
00:36:22Cliff, I beg.
00:36:24You're no better than the rest of them.
00:36:26You're nothing but a vacuum of ego.
00:36:28Swelling, ready to burst.
00:36:30Thinking your own empty desires to be all that there is in life.
00:36:33But there are more important things than your puny adoration of self.
00:36:37And I...
00:36:38And I want you out of here!
00:36:39I don't wish you knew you, Cliff.
00:36:41I'll leave.
00:36:43But if you ever want me...
00:36:45Ever need me...
00:36:47You know where to find me.
00:36:49Goodbye.
00:37:05Goodbye.
00:37:07Goodbye.
00:37:16Goodbye.
00:37:38Goodbye.
00:37:46Goodbye.
00:38:10The End
00:38:44The End
00:39:16The End
00:39:37What on earth could have happened between Ruth and Father to send her off like that?
00:39:42He must have been very rude to her.
00:39:44She told me she was going down to Charlie Webb's.
00:39:47I'll drive down there later and try to patch things up if you like.
00:39:49They must have had a quarrel.
00:39:51I don't blame Ruth.
00:39:53She's had a lot to put up with.
00:40:04Where's the professor been all day?
00:40:07I'm getting worried.
00:40:30The way he's been driving himself these last few months is enough to give anyone a case of nerves.
00:40:35I wish I could persuade him to see a physician.
00:40:38But he snaps my head off at the mere suggestion.
00:40:41Oh, I'm sure he's sensible enough not to push himself too far.
00:40:44At least I hope so.
00:40:45I'm sure he's been running.
00:40:53I think he's been running.
00:40:55I don't know.
00:41:01I'm sure he's been running.
00:41:07I think he's been running.
00:41:27Evening, folks.
00:41:29Good evening, Sheriff.
00:41:30Nice of you to drop by.
00:41:34Is Professor in?
00:41:35I'm expecting him.
00:41:40Anything wrong?
00:41:42I'm getting a posse together come daylight.
00:41:44Parson?
00:41:45What happened?
00:41:47Tim Newcomb was murdered.
00:41:50Oh, no.
00:41:51Body was found at sunset.
00:41:53Dog killed, too.
00:41:54Folks are getting mighty stirred up about it.
00:41:57Who would do such a terrible thing?
00:42:00We're aiming to find out.
00:42:02Any leads?
00:42:04No.
00:42:05Tim put up a terrific fight for his life.
00:42:08Backbone broke and his hunting dog tricks had her neck snapped.
00:42:11This is indeed frightful news, Sheriff.
00:42:13Father, I've been so worried about you.
00:42:17Well, this is more important.
00:42:19Sheriff, you say there are no clues?
00:42:22Nothing yet.
00:42:22Me and the boys are going out in the morning.
00:42:24Came by to ask if you'd like to come along.
00:42:27Well, I'd considered my duty if I were feeling in better health.
00:42:30So you're beginning to admit you've been working too hard.
00:42:32I'm afraid I picked up a little virus.
00:42:34I feel rather weak.
00:42:35Afraid I couldn't sit a horse for very long, Sheriff.
00:42:37Sorry to hear it, Professor.
00:42:39Well, let me know if there's anything else I may do, Sheriff.
00:42:42I was very fond of young Newcomb.
00:42:44This news distresses me horribly.
00:42:47Let me know how you make out with the posse.
00:42:49Sure thing.
00:42:51Well, good night, folks.
00:42:52Good night, Sheriff.
00:42:58Ghastly deed.
00:43:00Poor boy.
00:43:01Please, Father.
00:43:02Have something to eat.
00:43:04No, no, no.
00:43:04I'm not hungry.
00:43:06I'm going to bed.
00:43:12Your father really does look under the weather.
00:43:42I'm going to bed.
00:44:16Yesterday, I introduced into my body the largest dose I have yet dared.
00:44:24Wondering what this amazing experiment would do to me.
00:44:29My transformation was complete within 25 minutes.
00:44:36The fastest period to date.
00:44:40Reconversion to normalcy was the slowest.
00:44:45Almost an hour.
00:44:48I was temporarily obsessed with the frightening thought I might never return.
00:44:56Forever to be clutched in the savage grasp of a million lost years.
00:45:12All my basic animal instincts were enlarged and inflamed.
00:45:22Power felt as if it were bursting from every pore.
00:45:29I gloried in my strength and ferocity.
00:45:37Modern man was completely subjugated, leaving only the irresistible instinct of survival
00:45:47the evil and the hungry urge to kill.
00:45:57I'm afraid.
00:46:06I'm afraid.
00:46:28I'm afraid.
00:46:38I'm afraid.
00:46:40I'm afraid.
00:46:41I'm afraid.
00:46:47I'll be right shoulder.
00:46:48I'm afraid.
00:46:50I'm afraid.
00:46:54The enemy looked at.
00:46:55lá»›p
00:46:56Oh, my God.
00:47:30Oh, my God.
00:47:56Oh, my God.
00:48:33Oh, my God.
00:49:12Oh, my God.
00:49:17Oh, my God.
00:49:51Oh, my God.
00:49:57Oh, my God.
00:50:32Don't be afraid.
00:50:34I won't hurt you.
00:50:48I can't read either.
00:51:20It's so much better when you eat it out here under the sky.
00:51:23After that hike we took, anything would taste good.
00:51:25Now, how about those pictures you wanted me to take?
00:51:27Yeah, sure.
00:51:28As soon as I change.
00:51:52Now, give me another.
00:51:57Got it.
00:51:58Got it.
00:51:59You want a change now?
00:52:08No, no, no, no, no, no.
00:52:12I'll go.
00:52:13No, no, no, no.
00:52:22Oh, my God.
00:52:24Oh, my God.
00:52:26Oh, my God.
00:52:33Look! Look!
00:52:39Look! Look!
00:53:07Hello? Professor Groves? No, he's still asleep, I believe. Oh, here's Miss Groves.
00:53:15Yes? Oh, Mr. Oaks. No, father isn't well. He's in bed. I...
00:53:24What was that? Buck Hastings?
00:53:31This morning? Yes. Yes, I'll tell father. Yes, we'll be careful. Thank you.
00:53:44What's wrong? Mr. Oaks. He called to tell us Buck Hastings.
00:53:51He works for the forestry station. Murdered this morning. Murdered?
00:53:58He'd been beaten terribly. Someone with tremendous strength.
00:54:03His throat had been crushed in and practically all his ribs.
00:54:06A second in two days?
00:54:09Mr. Oaks asked me to warn father about going out alone in the woods.
00:54:12Asked us all to be careful. They think it must be the work of a maniac.
00:54:24Good heavens! I'll get her. Have some whiskey ready.
00:54:42What?
00:54:42Drink this.
00:54:43No! Please! Don't let him!
00:54:47No one can harm you now. You're quite safe. Please drink this.
00:54:51Nola, what happened?
00:54:55He killed Buck.
00:54:57I saw him.
00:54:59It was horrible.
00:55:02Horrible.
00:55:03Who killed Buck Nola?
00:55:05Who was it?
00:55:06It killed Buck.
00:55:07He was inhuman.
00:55:09He was more animal than man.
00:55:12And then he ran after me.
00:55:14He started to pull me by my hair.
00:55:17And then...
00:55:18And then he...
00:55:21Oh, Nola, dear, don't be frightened.
00:55:24You're with friends.
00:55:25You're safe now.
00:55:27Who was it, Nola?
00:55:28Who was it?
00:55:29Had you ever seen him before?
00:55:31I don't know.
00:55:33I never saw anyone like that before.
00:55:37It was ugly.
00:55:40Ugly!
00:55:42His teeth stuck out like a gorilla.
00:55:46He looked like a gorilla.
00:55:49Oh, covered with a hair.
00:55:52And the spittle running down from his mouth.
00:55:57Better get her to bed.
00:55:59Take her up tomorrow.
00:56:01I'll tell father.
00:56:03Celia will help you.
00:56:03I'll call.
00:56:08Twenty-four ring twice, please.
00:56:11Hello, Webb's Cafe.
00:56:13Is Charlie Webb there?
00:56:15Yes.
00:56:18Hello, Charlie.
00:56:19This is Jan Groves.
00:56:22Yes, I heard about Buck.
00:56:23I'm sick at heart.
00:56:25No, that's why I called.
00:56:28She's here.
00:56:29Nola's with me.
00:56:31Yes, call Dr. Fairchild and tell him to come over as soon as he can.
00:56:35Yes.
00:56:36Yes, thank you, Charlie.
00:56:42You got me Dr. Fairchild, Susie.
00:56:45What?
00:56:46Well, keep trying every ten minutes.
00:56:48And when you reach him, tell him to go up to Professor Groves' place.
00:56:51Nola Mason, my waitress, is up there and she needs him.
00:56:54Yeah, thanks.
00:56:56Nola hurt bad?
00:56:57Sounds like it.
00:56:58She went out this morning with Buck.
00:57:00I wonder if she saw anything.
00:57:02Yeah, it's her day off.
00:57:03She should have worked.
00:57:04You think the same fellow that killed Newcomb done it, Sheriff?
00:57:07He's got the earmarks.
00:57:08Ain't nobody going to be safe around here until he's caught.
00:57:11What are you going to do, Sheriff?
00:57:13The young'un's up to my place.
00:57:14They're so scared they won't come out from under the beds.
00:57:17Why, my wife and sister won't even step outside the house without a shotgun apiece.
00:57:21I put in a call to the state police.
00:57:22It's just too much for me to handle.
00:57:25Can't get nobody out on a full-scale manhunt.
00:57:28Fellas won't come along with their families unprotected.
00:57:31Well, you can't blame us, can you?
00:57:33No, I don't blame you.
00:57:37Well, so long, fellas.
00:57:39So long, Sheriff.
00:57:42Jan, do you have any idea what sort of work your father's been doing in his laboratory all these months?
00:57:50No.
00:57:52He would never discuss it with me.
00:57:54I've been inside that room only once.
00:57:57He forbade me ever to enter it.
00:57:59And Celia, how did you get her?
00:58:03I mean, how did she come to work for you?
00:58:07Father found her in Bakersfield.
00:58:10She's Mexican, I believe.
00:58:13About two years ago, she was at charity ward.
00:58:17No family at all.
00:58:19And handicapped.
00:58:20She worked for us a short while in Los Angeles before we came up here.
00:58:25I see.
00:58:27Did you know that she was helping your father in his work?
00:58:32Or rather, being used by him?
00:58:35Why, yes.
00:58:37Oh, you did?
00:58:39Well, it was her job to feed and water his animal specimens.
00:58:43Occasionally, she cleaned the workshop, too.
00:58:46She seems very fond of father.
00:58:49Fond?
00:58:51Or perhaps terrified?
00:58:58I don't know.
00:59:02It's hard to know what she thinks or feels.
00:59:06Bring her to me.
00:59:08I'd like to ask her some questions, if you please.
00:59:12Well, yes, if you wish it.
00:59:14Now, here?
00:59:15Yes, now, but not here.
00:59:18Downstairs in your father's workroom.
00:59:19Oh, but I'm not supposed to.
00:59:21Please do as I ask, Jan.
00:59:23Believe me, I have the professor's best interest at heart.
00:59:26And yours even more.
00:59:29I'll meet you downstairs.
00:59:30Do you have the key?
00:59:32No.
00:59:34She does.
00:59:38Then have her bring it.
00:59:43All right.
01:00:01Tell her not to be afraid.
01:00:03And to answer my questions truthfully.
01:00:20She says we shouldn't be here.
01:00:22That my father would be very angry.
01:00:24Ask her why you used that camera.
01:00:31She doesn't know.
01:00:32Tell her I said she's lying.
01:00:38Ask her why the professor used her as one of his subjects.
01:00:51She says he never did.
01:01:09She says she has no knowledge of how those pictures were taken.
01:01:12She can't remember.
01:01:13Still lying.
01:01:15I don't think so.
01:01:16She seems sincere.
01:01:26I believe I get the picture as far as Celia fits into it.
01:01:31Who?
01:01:33What in heaven's name?
01:01:36Not Celia.
01:01:37Celia.
01:01:39And that fearful, monstrous...
01:01:42Products of your father's work.
01:01:46The professor used that girl in his experiments.
01:01:49It's likely she may be telling the truth when she says she doesn't remember.
01:01:53He may have drugged her first.
01:01:57But...
01:01:58But...
01:01:59But what...
01:02:00What was he trying to do?
01:02:03And that strange-looking beast?
01:02:07The precise nature of his experiments, I don't pretend to know.
01:02:11But I believe I can guess...
01:02:13The results.
01:02:16Your father's been...
01:02:20What are you going to do?
01:02:23That animal seems to have more than a visual acquaintance with this needle.
01:02:28Let's see for ourselves.
01:02:37Help me anesthetize it.
01:02:39Take this towel.
01:02:40But what do you hope to?
01:02:41Maybe we'll find out.
01:02:53Hold this while I drape the towel around the cage.
01:03:10Now.
01:03:12How long?
01:03:14Your guess is as good as mine.
01:03:17Oh, it's probably the doctor.
01:03:19We'll come back.
01:03:21She'll suffer no permanent injury, I hope.
01:03:24The shock was about as great as any woman could be asked to bear.
01:03:28But, uh, with rest, she'll be all right.
01:03:31I'll make arrangements to have her take her to her home in the morning.
01:03:34Don't mention it.
01:03:36If I may say so,
01:03:37there's a mighty lot of feeling about this over the countryside.
01:03:41Hear tell that the regular troop of the state police is combing the mountains.
01:03:44They better catch that thing before any of our local boys do.
01:03:48If they want them in one piece for a judge and jury.
01:03:51Well, good night, folks.
01:03:53I'll show you to the door.
01:03:55Oh.
01:03:55Good night.
01:03:56Good night.
01:04:06Good night, doctor.
01:04:07And thank you.
01:04:08Good night.
01:04:09Good night.
01:04:10Good night.
01:04:10Good night.
01:04:23Good night.
01:04:25Good night.
01:04:27Good night.
01:04:54Time exposures taken by that camera, infrared photography, while the subjects were strapped unconscious on that operating table, under the
01:05:05influence of the professor's injections.
01:05:12Then, then that man, that murderer, that monster, she said, Nola said he looked like a gorilla, covered with hair,
01:05:27the spittle running from his mouth.
01:05:33He, he is.
01:05:40In experimenting with animals, I have had my greatest success with cats, although I have had, unfortunately, to destroy a
01:05:48fairly large number in the process.
01:05:51Unlike the canine species, which has compromised observantly with man, cats remember their heritage.
01:06:00My first solutions were incomplete and toxic. The animals died. But when later one survived, after I had refined my
01:06:09labors, I alternated with further experiments on a human subject.
01:06:17Celia.
01:06:22The subject was female, and I only partially succeeded in reversion.
01:06:28I attribute my lack of complete success in this instance to some incompatibility between my formula and the basic female
01:06:39constitution.
01:06:40Then it was, I decided to experiment on myself.
01:06:52They'll kill him. They won't understand what he was trying to do. They'll shoot him down on sight.
01:06:58What?
01:06:59Not if we find him first.
01:07:01Where to search? Where can we start to look?
01:07:04Anyplace. As long as we're ahead of the police and the posse.
01:07:09Repeat. Didn't hear you.
01:07:11Sheriff Andrews reporting in. Just finished combing through Four Mile Ridge with my fellas. Heading west for Judson's Peak. Over.
01:07:19Come in, Oaks. Come in. Over.
01:07:22Oaks reporting. Me and my group are still beating up the east slope of Hogback Canyon. Nothing else yet. Over.
01:07:30Carson reporting. Covered west section of South Lateral. Nothing different.
01:07:34Hold it.
01:07:38There's something down there.
01:07:43Stand by. Spotted something.
01:07:47Fugitive sighted. West section of South Lateral. Seen through glasses. Approximately two miles north of present position.
01:07:54All police units call. Order convergence on position indicated.
01:07:59Instruct sheriff and civilian posses to fan out in a circle behind our patrols.
01:08:03Yes, sir.
01:08:04All units alarmed. Stand by.
01:08:07Interrupting this program to relay a report from San Marcos State Police Division
01:08:11that the fugitive thought to be guilty of two brutal murders in that neighborhood
01:08:15has been sighted by searchers.
01:08:17Two miles north of Snake Ridge.
01:08:20Sheriff and civilian posses.
01:08:23You know this country better than I.
01:08:25What do you make of that location he gave?
01:08:26West of here.
01:08:28We'll have to foot it.
01:08:29Come back.
01:08:32Come back.
01:08:39Oh, my God.
01:08:49You're going to be quiet.
01:08:49Come back.
01:08:50Come back.
01:08:52Oh, mother.
01:08:58Let me go.
01:08:58Come back, baby.
01:08:58Come back.
01:09:27Let's go.
01:09:34There! Get in!
01:09:44There he goes!
01:09:50Winged him.
01:09:51It's a big country, but too small for that bird. We'll get him.
01:09:57There was blood around the spot where we saw him fall, but I don't know how bad he was hit.
01:10:01But that's almost a crime, too. Trying to kill a man without giving him a chance.
01:10:06What chance did he give Newcomb and Young Hastings?
01:10:08You don't give a mad dog the chance to bite you, lady.
01:10:14Suppose he's insane. Suppose he doesn't know what he's doing.
01:10:18Two innocent lives taken is enough, miss.
01:10:20Well, she's overwrought. These crimes have greatly upset her.
01:10:24Knowing the victims personally has been on her mind.
01:10:27Well, that's understandable. Most women folk over the countryside feel the same way.
01:10:35Gabe Orton speaking.
01:10:38What's on your mind, young fella?
01:10:41Yeah?
01:10:43I'll tell him.
01:10:45Okay.
01:10:47That was Tyden calling.
01:10:49Couple of campers reported seeing someone prowling around by Dawson's clearance.
01:10:53If it's him, looks like he's heading down mountain then.
01:10:56Well, there's nothing much we can do until morning.
01:10:59I better get on home if I aim to get started by sunup.
01:11:02Give you folks a lift?
01:11:04Uh, thanks. No. The car's outside. Just dropped in to get the latest news.
01:11:08Good night.
01:11:09Good night.
01:11:13Where are we going?
01:11:14Charlie Webbs.
01:11:16Charlie Webbs?
01:11:17I have a hunch.
01:11:18I only hope we can make it in time.
01:11:20If I'm right.
01:11:22Ruth!
01:11:33There he was.
01:11:34Larger than life.
01:11:37The ugliest, meanest looking thing I've ever laid eyes on.
01:11:41He tossed me through the air like it was a feather.
01:11:45Tossed me through the air like it was nothing at all.
01:11:49Caught my head an awful crash on that tree.
01:11:57We found him lying there, out cold.
01:12:00Ruth, Miss Marshall, she's not in her room.
01:12:02The door smashed off its hinges.
01:12:08I reckon he got hurt too.
01:12:12I called the sheriff soon as Charlie told me what happened.
01:12:14He said there wasn't anything we could do till daylight.
01:12:16Otherwise we'd liable to shoot each other tramping around out in them woods in the dark.
01:12:21How do you feel now, Charlie?
01:12:23I like I should have stayed in Texas.
01:12:38We'll get to see her first.
01:12:42Morning, Chan.
01:12:43Good morning.
01:12:44I've come to take Nola home.
01:12:45Oh, she seems much brighter this morning.
01:12:47Hear the latest?
01:12:48What's that?
01:12:48Hello, doctor.
01:12:49Hello doctor.
01:12:49They've got the killer holed up in a cave near South Ridge.
01:12:52Tracked him down early this morning with dogs.
01:12:54Ruth, she's there is she all right well she was what I heard she called out to
01:13:00the men to keep away and not use their guns. May I use your car? Certainly. Let's go.
01:13:11Long as that gals in there with him don't know what we can do. We try to
01:13:14rush him he might do her harm. Best thing to do maybe is wait for the state
01:13:18police. Tear gas might drive him into the open. I say let's rush him. He wouldn't
01:13:24have no time to do nothing. Maybe we could smoke him up ourselves. Well I'm for
01:13:29trying it.
01:13:35In there? Yeah. What about Miss Marshall? Got her with him. We figure on trying to
01:13:40smoke him out and trust the luck that she'll get away. That's too dangerous. Well
01:13:43the only other solution is to get the state police down with tear gas. That's
01:13:47just as bad. Got any ideas? Let me try to reach him. Alone? That's a frightened human
01:13:54in that cave. Whatever he looks like. Whatever he's done. One man might succeed
01:13:58with it. Where a group will do nothing more than panic him. Well if you want to
01:14:01stick your head in the lion's den, we won't stop you. Just in case. Oh Ross.
01:14:10That'll be in the way. Hey look!
01:14:20Get him! No, don't shoot! Flatten out, quick! We'll fire over your head! No, don't!
01:14:29Cover him!
01:14:33Ruth, listen. Edge him back those rocks and then tell him to run. It's his only chance he'll kill him
01:14:38otherwise.
01:14:42Watch it, fellas. Don't fire. You might hit the girl. Let's go.
01:14:47Let's go.
01:15:33Oh, that was a good one.
01:16:07And for months Professor Groves was laboring to perfect his discovery he experimented on himself
01:16:16here lies the result we mustn't think of him too harshly the things he did and they were terrible
01:16:27all of us are capable of doing when we give free play to the basins which is a part of
01:16:31everyone
01:16:34he tampered with things beyond his province beyond what any man should do
01:16:42and if it was madness well those whom the gods would destroy they they first make mad
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