Passed | 1h 8min | Adventure, Drama | 13 June 1934 (USA)
Feature version of the 1934 Mascot serial "The Lost Jungle" in which animal trainer Clyde Beatty heads a rescue party in search of his girl, Ruth, and her father who get lost looking for an uncharted island. His dirigible crashes into the jungles of the island. When he locates Ruth, he learns that her father has disappeared. The ensuing search is hindered by greedy gold hunters and wild animals.
Directors: David Howard, Armand Schaefer
Writers: Wyndham Gittens, David Howard, Barney A. Sarecky, Armand Schaefer
Stars: Clyde Beatty, Cecilia Parker, Syd Saylor
Feature version of the 1934 Mascot serial "The Lost Jungle" in which animal trainer Clyde Beatty heads a rescue party in search of his girl, Ruth, and her father who get lost looking for an uncharted island. His dirigible crashes into the jungles of the island. When he locates Ruth, he learns that her father has disappeared. The ensuing search is hindered by greedy gold hunters and wild animals.
Directors: David Howard, Armand Schaefer
Writers: Wyndham Gittens, David Howard, Barney A. Sarecky, Armand Schaefer
Stars: Clyde Beatty, Cecilia Parker, Syd Saylor
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00:00:30I'm going to kill you, I'm going to kill you, I'm going to kill you, I'm going to kill you.
00:01:00Help!
00:01:31Get up there, get up there or I'll break every bone in your body.
00:01:37Get up there!
00:01:38You hear me?
00:01:40I don't think so much of him.
00:01:41You hurry up and do what I tell you.
00:01:43Oh, he couldn't even train animal crackers.
00:01:45You want to do what I tell you?
00:01:47Get up there!
00:01:48You never get that cat to do that trick.
00:01:50You don't handle him right.
00:01:52I don't, eh?
00:01:53Open up that chute.
00:01:55I'll show this baby who's boss.
00:01:57Open up that chute.
00:01:58I'll show this baby who's boss.
00:02:03Come on, come on, come on.
00:02:05Get in there.
00:02:21Don't you snarl at me or I'll knock every tooth out of your head.
00:02:28Get up, Sharky.
00:02:32If I ever catch you mistreating any of my animals again, you're through.
00:02:36Understand?
00:02:37The cat went for me, honest to death, Mr. Bailey.
00:02:39I had to teach him a lesson.
00:02:41That's no excuse.
00:02:42I do all my training without beating the animals up.
00:02:44You'll have to do the same.
00:02:46Well, I'm sorry.
00:02:47It won't happen again.
00:02:48I guess I had it coming.
00:02:51All right, let's forget it.
00:02:54Can you imagine that guy telling me how to train animals?
00:02:57I've forgotten.
00:02:58More than he'll ever know.
00:02:59Just the same.
00:03:00You'd like to have his job, wouldn't you?
00:03:03Come on.
00:03:07How'd you like to have that one, huh?
00:03:09We'd better get that pup out of here, Sonny.
00:03:11One of my lines might chew him up.
00:03:13I don't care.
00:03:14I don't care.
00:03:15I don't care.
00:03:16I don't care.
00:03:17I don't care.
00:03:18I don't care.
00:03:19I don't care.
00:03:20I don't care.
00:03:21I don't care.
00:03:22One of my lines might chew him up.
00:03:23Don't worry.
00:03:24He ain't afraid of lions, are you, Spot?
00:03:26He looks like a fighter.
00:03:28Maybe it's a good thing my lions are safe in their cages.
00:03:31Look out, he'll bite you.
00:03:37Gosh, you're a swell animal trainer, Mr. Beatty.
00:03:45You wait here.
00:03:49No, Dad.
00:03:50You stay here.
00:03:51I'll talk to Clyde.
00:03:52I'd better go.
00:03:53You'll be afraid to speak up.
00:03:55Please.
00:03:56But Ruth, you've known about this trip for a month.
00:03:59Why didn't you settle all this with Clyde before?
00:04:01Last week?
00:04:02Last night?
00:04:03I will now, Dad.
00:04:05I'm a little nervous.
00:04:06I just don't know how to begin.
00:04:08That's no problem.
00:04:09Come right out and state the facts.
00:04:11Tell him I'm sailing for the South Seas
00:04:13and that I refuse to leave you in port unless you're married.
00:04:17Oh, I couldn't do that.
00:04:19That would be just like asking him to marry me.
00:04:21That's what you're here for, isn't it?
00:04:24If it isn't, then I'll drop him the hint.
00:04:26I'm not scared of that lion tamer.
00:04:29I'm not afraid either, but Clyde's afraid of me.
00:04:33What?
00:04:34He's different from other men.
00:04:36He's spent his whole life with animals.
00:04:38He doesn't understand.
00:04:40Sure, seems that after two years of courting,
00:04:42he'd find out whether or not he wanted to marry you.
00:04:45He has.
00:04:46I know he wants to marry me.
00:04:48Really?
00:04:50Are you sure about him?
00:04:54Absolutely.
00:04:57Very well.
00:04:58Get along.
00:04:59You have just 15 minutes.
00:05:01And if he can't make up his mind on that time,
00:05:03tell him goodbye and we'll sail for the tropics.
00:05:07Good morning, Miss Robinson.
00:05:09Hello, Larry.
00:05:11This is my father.
00:05:12Father, this is Larry Henderson, publicity man
00:05:14for the whole circus, especially for you.
00:05:17Especially for Clyde.
00:05:18How do you do?
00:05:19I'm certainly delighted to meet you, Captain Robinson.
00:05:22I know your daughter well.
00:05:23She and Clyde Beatty are...
00:05:24I know all about that.
00:05:26Tell me, is this man Beatty afraid of...
00:05:29Afraid?
00:05:30Listen, Captain, Clyde Beatty isn't afraid of man,
00:05:32beast, nor devil.
00:05:34I think I'd better talk to that young man.
00:05:36Father, is Clyde in?
00:05:39Could I see him?
00:05:41Certainly.
00:05:42Why not?
00:05:43You can see Clyde at any time.
00:05:45Thank you to him.
00:05:51Hey, Clyde, your new lion is here.
00:05:53Good.
00:05:54I'll try him out right away.
00:05:55You better let him alone until he's had time to cool off.
00:05:58They're all bad at first.
00:05:59We might as well get acquainted now as any time.
00:06:01Can we watch the training, Mr. Beatty?
00:06:03All right.
00:06:04Be sure you hang on to the spot.
00:06:05I don't want to take any chances.
00:06:06Don't worry.
00:06:07I won't let him get at your lion.
00:06:09Well, Clyde, there's someone to see you.
00:06:17I'm glad to see you.
00:06:22No one has to tell me when three is a crowd.
00:06:25I hope you don't mind my bringing him in on you like this.
00:06:30Mine?
00:06:31Yes.
00:06:32I'm glad to see you.
00:06:34I hope you don't mind my bringing him in on you like this.
00:06:37Mine?
00:06:38No.
00:06:39Why should I?
00:06:41I thought maybe you were busy.
00:06:43I am awfully busy today.
00:06:45Just got a new lion.
00:06:47I was hoping I could see you alone for a few minutes.
00:06:55I really shouldn't leave.
00:06:57But something has come up that you should know about.
00:07:02What is it?
00:07:03Well, it's terribly important, Clyde.
00:07:05I...
00:07:06Open the door!
00:07:15What were you saying?
00:07:17It's too big to tell all at once here in front of these people.
00:07:22Can't we go outside?
00:07:25All right.
00:07:26But I'll have to keep an eye on the men.
00:07:28New lion, you know, can be ruined the first day.
00:07:31Clyde.
00:07:32We got him in a comfortable cage, but he ain't taking it any good.
00:07:36But Clyde.
00:07:38Just a minute, honey.
00:07:43You don't understand.
00:07:44I have to give Dad my answer.
00:07:46Hurry, Clyde.
00:07:47He'll tear himself to pieces.
00:07:48He's failing and he wants me to...
00:07:50All right, all right.
00:07:51Whatever you say.
00:07:52I've got to look after that cat.
00:08:01Now, won't you wait and see Clyde break in his new lion?
00:08:14No, thank you.
00:08:15Dad will be getting impatient.
00:08:17We're sailing today.
00:08:18Sailing?
00:08:19Where to?
00:08:20The South Seas.
00:08:21He's chartered to Professor Livingstone, an expedition.
00:08:23Oh, yeah.
00:08:24But you're not going along.
00:08:26I don't want to, but...
00:08:28that. Now I have no choice in the matter.
00:09:28I have no choice in the matter, I have no choice in the matter, I have no choice in
00:09:58the matter, I have no choice in the matter, I have no choice in the matter, I have no
00:10:28choice in the matter, I have no choice in the matter, I have no choice in the matter,
00:10:58I have no choice in the matter, I have no choice in the matter, I have no choice in
00:11:28the matter, I have no choice in the matter, I have no choice in the matter, I have no
00:11:58choice in the matter, I have no choice in the matter, I have no choice in the matter.
00:12:28He couldn't help it.
00:12:29I sort of stumbled myself a minute ago.
00:12:32It was a lot of hard work to train that lion for my new act.
00:12:35But he's worth it.
00:12:39Are you all right, Mr. Beatty?
00:12:40Well, I didn't hurt you, Eddie.
00:12:42Gosh, I was scared.
00:12:44You haven't got nothing on me.
00:12:45Thanks, Sonny.
00:12:46I sure needed that gun.
00:12:47Oh, if my dog had been here, you wouldn't have needed a gun or nothing.
00:12:59Why don't you two try and get along?
00:13:01We'll get along all right.
00:13:03You've got to let her know who's the boss from the start, or you're through.
00:13:06Looks to me like you're through already.
00:13:08Don't kid yourself.
00:13:10From now on, it's going to be smooth sailing.
00:13:12Sailing is right.
00:13:13Boy, she was plenty mad when she sailed out of here.
00:13:16She? What are you talking about?
00:13:19Ruth.
00:13:20Oh, is she gone?
00:13:22And how?
00:13:24I guess I was a little abrupt.
00:13:25But I'll see you tonight and patch things up.
00:13:28And you didn't know she was going with her father.
00:13:30What?
00:13:31They're sailing today.
00:13:33But she can't.
00:13:34But she is.
00:13:41Hey, Clyde!
00:13:45You better be careful!
00:13:46Remember, Ruth isn't a lion!
00:13:56Professor?
00:13:57What is this Caymo you're setting out to find?
00:14:00I believe the Caymo will prove to be the real cradle of civilization.
00:14:04Is it an island?
00:14:06Probably.
00:14:07Well, how will you know when you've found it?
00:14:10When I find an island bearing the fauna of both Africa and Asia,
00:14:14I'll know I'm pretty close.
00:14:17I'll know I'm pretty close.
00:14:20I'll know I'm pretty close.
00:14:22I'll know I'm pretty close.
00:14:26Fauna? What's fauna?
00:14:28Animals.
00:14:29Lions.
00:14:30Tigers.
00:14:32And cub reporters.
00:14:44All right, Ruth.
00:14:45We're sailing.
00:14:55Come along, Ruth.
00:15:26Where's Captain Robinson Schooner of the Marriott?
00:15:28Gone.
00:15:29Just shoved off to the South Seas.
00:15:48Boy, I'll be glad when this rehearsal's over.
00:15:50What are you worrying about?
00:15:52The closer I get to this mixed animal act,
00:15:54the more it gives me the willies.
00:15:56I'm not worried about it.
00:15:58I know you're not.
00:15:59And that's what's worrying me.
00:16:01Since Ruth ran out on you,
00:16:02you're taking too many chances.
00:16:04That's my business.
00:16:06Business?
00:16:07It's suicide in the first degree.
00:16:10You can't put lions, bears, tigers, and panthers all in the same cage.
00:16:14The big ones will eat the little ones,
00:16:16and those that don't get enough to eat will eat you.
00:16:18Clyde, you're the greatest animal trainer in the world.
00:16:21But don't tell me.
00:16:22Tell the world.
00:16:28You'll admit the act has swell publicity angles.
00:16:31Well, it's stupendous.
00:16:34Boy, I got the swellest idea for a poster.
00:16:37Listen.
00:16:38Tell that to the boss.
00:16:40The most vicious man-killers ever assembled under one roof
00:16:46will now be worked together in the big cage
00:16:52for the first time in any circus
00:16:56by the world's greatest animal trainer.
00:17:02For the first time in any circus
00:17:05by the world's greatest animal trainer,
00:17:10Mr. Clyde Beatty.
00:17:24Boss, I got a swell idea for the poster.
00:17:26It's colossal.
00:17:27Now, up here in this corner,
00:17:29we'll have ten lions coming out of the thick jungle.
00:17:31No, 30 lines.
00:17:32And over here...
00:17:33In just a minute, Henderson.
00:17:35Suppose we wait and see if Clyde's acting as good as he says.
00:17:39Here they come.
00:18:01Hey!
00:18:31Hey!
00:18:59Huh.
00:19:00Careful, little fellas.
00:19:02What I'm worried about is what's going to happen when the tigers get in there.
00:19:24What did I tell you?
00:19:30Huh?
00:20:00Hey!
00:20:31All right.
00:20:32Let the lions in.
00:20:37Hey.
00:20:38Come on.
00:20:39Get in.
00:20:40Come on.
00:20:41Come on.
00:20:42Just wait till Tommy gets in there.
00:20:44Yeah.
00:20:45All right.
00:20:46Come on out.
00:20:47Give me a coat and a vest, baby.
00:20:48Come on.
00:20:49Come on.
00:20:50Come on.
00:20:51Come on.
00:20:52Come on.
00:20:53Come on.
00:20:54Come on.
00:20:55Come on.
00:20:56Come on.
00:20:57Come on.
00:20:58Come on.
00:21:00Hey!
00:21:01Hey!
00:21:02Hey!
00:21:29Come on.
00:21:30Come on.
00:21:31OK.
00:21:32The factory's on the other side of the road.
00:21:33Go this way.
00:21:34OK.
00:21:35This way.
00:21:36��
00:21:37Come on.
00:21:38Go.
00:21:39Go.
00:21:40Oh.
00:21:41Who are you?
00:21:42You a chicken?
00:21:43I'm a I'm a cow.
00:21:44Hey!
00:21:45Come here.
00:21:46Come here.
00:21:47Come here.
00:21:48Come on, I'll take you somewhere.
00:21:49Hey!
00:21:50I'm off.
00:21:51He's after Tommy.
00:21:52Go on.
00:21:53I'm trying to't take you.
00:21:54No.
00:21:55No!
00:21:56Go on already.
00:21:57I intended it.
00:21:58I don't know what I'm doing, but I've got to get out of here.
00:22:01I've got to get out of here.
00:22:02I've got to get out of here.
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00:22:58I've got to get out of here.
00:22:59I've got to get out of here.
00:23:01My ma, get in.
00:23:08Gracie!
00:23:10Tommy.
00:23:22Tommy.
00:23:23Nelly!
00:23:30That boy sure knows his stuff, and it's a good thing for him that he does.
00:23:59Well, how'd you like the show?
00:24:03It's marvelous, Brad, but I'm afraid you'll never be able to keep those two in the same ring.
00:24:08Don't worry, Mr. Maitland. By the time this season's over, they'll be kissing each other.
00:24:28Good work, Clyde. Great.
00:24:53Why, it's stupendous, colossal. Greatest act in the history of the show business.
00:24:56Clyde, you're a... Thanks.
00:25:00What's the matter with him?
00:25:02Don't worry. Ruth's been gone three months, and Clyde hasn't heard a word from her.
00:25:32Mm-hmm.
00:26:01Plenty of good timber, anyway.
00:26:03Timber?
00:26:04For spars, to repair the ship.
00:26:06From what I just saw, that'll take months.
00:26:09If only one of my carrier pigeons could get through to a settlement, some ship would pick us up.
00:26:13Hmph. I wouldn't count on pigeons.
00:26:16I tell you, Professor, we'll be here until we get the Mariar patched up and afloat.
00:26:20Or until we're all eaten by jungle beasts.
00:26:23Maybe. But let's get going. I'm worried about Ruth.
00:26:30You'll have him up and going in no time, Miss Ruth.
00:26:32I hope so.
00:26:35What happened to you, Slade?
00:26:36Nothing much, sir. I was lucky, but old Pat's dead.
00:26:40Killed?
00:26:43We were cutting brush. There was a roar, and a lion just tore him to pieces.
00:26:47Lion?
00:26:48The biggest one I ever saw.
00:26:50Rip Pat cleaned down the middle before he could wink.
00:26:53Are you sure it was a lion?
00:26:55I guess I know one when I see it.
00:26:59There he is now. What's that sound like to you?
00:27:20I don't know.
00:27:50Now I'm positive we're on the island of Caymore.
00:28:17There's no other place in the world where lions and tigers can be found in the same jungle.
00:28:21Think of the sensation this will cause in the scientific world.
00:28:24Yes. If they ever hear about it.
00:28:27Don't you think we could repair the wireless?
00:28:29There's nothing left to repair.
00:28:31Ruth, get me a pigeon. It's our only hope.
00:28:47While you're waiting on that fool bird, we'll all be eaten by these cats.
00:28:51Mr. Kirby, round up the crew. We're going to build a stockade.
00:28:56Aye, aye, sir.
00:28:58They're over half gone.
00:29:00Maybe this will be the lucky one.
00:29:08Goodbye, precious.
00:29:10If you see Clyde, tell him I love him.
00:29:18Please don't fail me.
00:29:36What have you got there?
00:29:48A message from Professor Livingston.
00:29:59Gentlemen, Livingston has found Caymore.
00:30:02I never thought he would.
00:30:04What does it say?
00:30:06It's from our consulate, Sula.
00:30:08He cables that he received a message by carrier pigeon from Professor Livingston
00:30:12notifying him that the expedition was shipwrecked upon the island of Caymore.
00:30:18It's been a great season, Clyde.
00:30:20In fact, we've had several great seasons.
00:30:22Yeah, but the public will expect an even bigger thrill next year.
00:30:25And I don't see how you're going to give it to them.
00:30:27You can figure that out for me.
00:30:29I'm going to the jungle for some wild animals.
00:30:31You mean shoot them?
00:30:32No, bring them back alive.
00:30:34Stupendous. But where are you going, Clyde?
00:30:37Oh, India for tigers, Africa for lions.
00:30:40Experts, all about Professor Livingston.
00:30:43Giant airship goes to rescue.
00:30:45Livingston shipwrecked in the South Sea.
00:30:47Read all about it. Paper?
00:30:49Hey, boy, let's have one.
00:31:11Do you suppose Ruth is still with them?
00:31:13Did you say anything about her?
00:31:15No, nothing.
00:31:19That's where I'm going.
00:31:21Where?
00:31:22Caymore.
00:31:23What an idea.
00:31:24Why didn't I think of it myself?
00:31:26It's colossal.
00:31:27Boy, what publicity.
00:31:28What are you talking about?
00:31:30Guess this.
00:31:31Clyde's going after Ruth.
00:31:32But we can kill two birds with one stone.
00:31:34Why, the place must be full of animals.
00:31:36Can't you see the head of the tiger?
00:31:38Can't you see the head of the tiger?
00:31:40Beatty, bring him home from Caymore.
00:31:42Claim evil animals from a primitive place.
00:31:44He takes them wild and trains them.
00:31:46Where's Caymore?
00:31:47Oh, who cares?
00:31:48It's full of lions, tigers, and the Lord knows what else.
00:31:50Every passenger on that airship
00:31:52will be front page news for the next six months.
00:31:54Maitland, you've got to get Clyde on that ship.
00:31:57And me too.
00:31:58But...
00:31:59Never mind the buts. Get me on that ship.
00:32:08Hey, captain.
00:32:09I sensed that smell for a while now.
00:32:11How's controls?
00:32:13They've been updated.
00:32:15Is man entering ship?
00:32:17ThatFather himself has confirmed it.
00:32:19What's the matter?
00:32:20I can sustain a cold winter's slungeness
00:32:21using my ship's controls.
00:32:23That's no good.
00:32:26Fishes aren't able to open their mouths or hatches.
00:32:28We've never seen fish there.
00:32:30How much longer is it going to go on like this?
00:32:33On my will notification it's been a while,
00:32:37And, uh, I've had many, and I'll escape.
00:32:40Hmm.
00:32:41You work in Mr. Beatty's act?
00:32:43Well, not exactly, but I'm always standing
00:32:45by in case anything happens.
00:32:47Beatty never makes a move without me.
00:32:49Why, I taught him everything he knows.
00:32:53There's that guy Sharky running off in the mouth again.
00:32:56I can't understand why you brought him along on this trip.
00:32:59Will you hold the other end of the rope
00:33:00while I'm taking a live tiger out of the trap?
00:33:03Or putting a stag lion into a cage?
00:33:06Who, me?
00:33:06Huh, not on your life.
00:33:08Well, that's why I'm taking Sharky along.
00:33:16Hey, X-ray, here you are, mister.
00:33:18All about the victory.
00:33:19Giant airship, headed forward Z.
00:33:23A wireless dispatch from the Victory
00:33:25reports that the dirigible already nearing its goal
00:33:27has encountered a low pressure area.
00:33:29This generally means hurricanes at this time of year.
00:33:32No alarm need be felt, reads the dispatch,
00:33:34because a ship is built to withstand
00:33:35any kind of weather.
00:33:37It is expected that ground crews will
00:33:38be landed by the special gear carried on the Victory,
00:33:40and the Livingston party contacted
00:33:42within the next 48 hours.
00:33:43I'm going to take this last pigeon just in case.
00:33:45How long do you expect to be gone this time?
00:33:47Oh, not much more than a week.
00:33:48The ship will be repaired before that.
00:33:51Then I'm going to have trouble.
00:33:54You mean the men?
00:33:57They've endured some terrible hardships.
00:33:59They're frightened by those wild animals.
00:34:02It'll be hard to hold them here if we can't go and take them.
00:34:05I can't go until I finish my explorations.
00:34:07I'm sure the cradle of civilization
00:34:09lies somewhere on this island.
00:34:12Don't you realize the importance of the discoveries
00:34:14I expect to make?
00:34:15Yes.
00:34:16But I also realize the seriousness of mutiny.
00:34:19Pretty soon, there won't be any of us left.
00:34:21And the professor talking of staying on
00:34:23until he finds that buried city.
00:34:24He can stay by himself.
00:34:27I'll be back as soon as possible.
00:34:28Good luck.
00:34:29Goodbye, Ruth.
00:34:30Goodbye.
00:34:36How much farther?
00:34:38Those hills.
00:34:39I want to make it tonight if I can.
00:34:43I hope that killer lion ain't following us.
00:34:47Sammy?
00:34:49I hope he is.
00:34:53Then let me go across first.
00:34:59I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:00I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:01I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:02I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:02I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:03I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:04I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:05I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:06I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:07I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:08I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:09I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:10I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:11I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:12I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:13I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:14I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:15I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:16I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:17I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:18I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:19I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:20I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:21I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:22I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:23I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:24I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:25I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:26I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:27I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:28I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:29I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:30I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:31I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:32I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:33I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:34I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:35I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:36I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:37I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:38I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:39I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:40I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:41I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:42I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:43I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:44I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:45I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:46I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:47I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:48I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:49I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:50I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:51I'm afraid I can't.
00:35:53I knowня.
00:36:01I don't think this idea is so hard after all.
00:36:04Oh, there's nothing to worry about.
00:36:06That's merely your personal opinion.
00:36:13For goodness sake, let's had some music.
00:36:18Something's happened to the radio.
00:36:19The lightning struck it!
00:36:20The radio's gone dead, sir.
00:36:21Check your antenna.
00:36:22We're being blown off our course, sir.
00:36:23Dump the rest to the ballast.
00:36:24Captain, the ship's breaking up.
00:36:25Take the parachute!
00:36:27We're lasting for three minutes.
00:36:40Captain, the ship's breaking up.
00:36:47Take the other sections and report back to me.
00:37:02We're falling.
00:37:21Hang on, mister. It's all about the big disaster.
00:37:25We've learned nothing regarding the disappearance of the dirigible victim.
00:37:29Have you seen the late editions?
00:37:31It says here the Naval Board of Inquiry holds that due to their construction,
00:37:35any part of the newer airships will tend to free balloon until its gas cells are entirely deflated.
00:37:41And that means?
00:37:42If the victory broke up as did the Akron,
00:37:44then we can hope that some free ballooning section may still be in the air.
00:37:49Of course, dinner.
00:37:51We started eating before we ever went into the banquet room.
00:37:54They served delicious appetizers of caviar.
00:37:58I passed up the soup and the fish and a lot of other things
00:38:02because I wanted to save my appetite for the roast turkey.
00:38:05You never saw such a turkey in all your life.
00:38:09It was stuffed with chestnuts and served with cranberry sauce,
00:38:14sweet potatoes, plenty of giblet gravy.
00:38:18And for a side dish, they had barbecued ham with raisin sauce.
00:38:25Pardon me if I don't stay for dessert,
00:38:27but after ten days of crackers, I'm sure that blackberry pie will give me a stomach ache.
00:38:38How did we have blackberry pie?
00:38:40You didn't have to guess.
00:38:42You've told us about that banquet at least twenty times.
00:38:46Look up there!
00:38:50The wind!
00:38:52Why is it island?
00:38:54It's a scary story. It's all covered with jungle.
00:38:57At the rate we're traveling, we'll be over the island in no time.
00:39:00Can't we bail out in parachutes?
00:39:02There aren't any. They were lost to the other part of the ship.
00:39:05Isn't there any way we can land?
00:39:07Well, we can let the gas out, but there's no way of controlling the ship.
00:39:11You mean we might crash?
00:39:14Well, anything is better than staying up here and starving to death.
00:39:18Let's take a chance.
00:39:24Let's go.
00:39:40The valve's broken. The gas is escaping too fast.
00:39:49We're heading straight for the island.
00:39:54We're bound to crash.
00:40:24Quiet!
00:40:42Quiet!
00:40:54Quiet!
00:41:06Larry!
00:41:07Are you all right, Clyde?
00:41:10I guess so.
00:41:13Gee, I'm glad.
00:41:15You're not hurt, are you?
00:41:17Me? Hurt by a little drop like that?
00:41:24Have you seen anything of the others?
00:41:26No. I wonder what happened to them.
00:41:28Sharky!
00:41:31Doctor!
00:41:32Hey, Howard! Where are you?
00:41:39We'd better start searching for them.
00:41:54Let's go.
00:41:56Let's go.
00:41:58Let's go.
00:42:23No use yelling anymore, Larry.
00:42:25Howard and the doctor.
00:42:28What do you think, Clyde?
00:42:30It might have been us.
00:42:32They weren't as lucky as we were.
00:42:35But I don't see anything of Sharky.
00:42:37It would suit me swell if we never saw that guy again.
00:42:40Well, Sharky's not such a bad fella.
00:42:43But we've got to find him if he's still alive.
00:42:58Oh, yeah.
00:43:29Don't kill me.
00:43:31Don't kill me. I'll go away.
00:43:33I won't touch your treasure.
00:43:35I swear.
00:43:36Treasure?
00:43:40Take it easy, old man.
00:43:42Nobody's going to hurt you.
00:43:46Water.
00:43:48Water.
00:43:52Water.
00:43:54Water.
00:43:57I can't breathe.
00:43:59All of it.
00:44:17You are not one of these ships' crew.
00:44:20Ships' crew?
00:44:21What do you mean?
00:44:23The ship that brought me here.
00:44:26They're down for stockade.
00:44:28We should go down there and tell Captain Robertson
00:44:32that I've found...
00:44:35The treasure?
00:44:37Yes.
00:44:39The treasure of Caymor.
00:44:42Where is it?
00:44:44It's here.
00:44:45The man that attacked me was guarded.
00:44:48He must be the only survivor
00:44:51of the last tribe of Caymor.
00:44:55But...
00:44:57Where...
00:44:58What's become of him?
00:45:00Where is he?
00:45:03In there.
00:45:08In the pit?
00:45:10With the crocodiles?
00:45:15But what am I to tell Captain Robertson?
00:45:17Where is the treasure?
00:45:20It's...
00:45:22Caymor.
00:45:53A coconut.
00:45:55Hey, what's the idea?
00:45:57Look out, here comes another one.
00:46:00Thanks, pal.
00:46:01You better have lunch with us sometime.
00:46:03Yeah, and bring your own coconut.
00:46:12That's service for you.
00:46:18Lunch is ready.
00:46:23Do you mind if I eat out on the veranda?
00:46:40Help, Clyde, help!
00:46:42Whoa, wait a minute, what's the hurry?
00:46:44Don't stop me, Clyde, there's a bear after me.
00:46:46Funny, he's running the other way.
00:46:48He is?
00:46:50Well...
00:47:03What was that?
00:47:05I ain't it.
00:47:07We had some of the circus, but they didn't sound like that.
00:47:10They weren't hungry then.
00:47:20Let's go.
00:47:39There sure are all sorts of wild animals around here.
00:47:41You should feel at home.
00:47:43I'd sure like to take some of them back alive.
00:47:46Say, if we're going to take ourselves back alive,
00:47:48we'd better find a way to get off this island.
00:47:56Look, Larry, a cartridge.
00:47:58See how bright it is?
00:47:59They couldn't have been here very long.
00:48:01That means there's somebody besides us on the island.
00:48:03Come on, let's look him up.
00:48:05How are we going to fight him in this jungle?
00:48:08You're a great animal trainer and all that, Clyde,
00:48:10but it takes an ex-Tripeze artist like me
00:48:12to know his way around this kind of country.
00:48:15What do you mean?
00:48:17See on the tree?
00:48:19I shall scale it and see what I shall see.
00:48:22See?
00:48:30Oh, boy, I see some huts with a high fence around them.
00:48:33Do you see any people?
00:48:35No, but I see smoke rising from one of the huts.
00:48:48Kick up the cook now.
00:48:50Oh, good.
00:48:52Did you hear anything in the captain's hut?
00:48:54Yeah, give us a lowdown.
00:48:55Kirby's telling him plenty.
00:48:57And the skipper ain't taking it laying down either.
00:49:00Kirby, do you mean to tell me that you,
00:49:03the first mate of my ship, are taking sides with the crew?
00:49:06I don't blame him for squawking, Captain.
00:49:09The ship was chartered by that explorer
00:49:11for a six-month cruise.
00:49:13And we've been on this island eight months.
00:49:15Well, we're not going to sail
00:49:17until Professor Livingston shows up.
00:49:19He was supposed to be back two weeks ago.
00:49:22But if you ask me, I don't think he'll ever show up.
00:49:25One of those jungle cats got him,
00:49:27just like they got Connors and Dixon and the rest.
00:49:30I'm not going to leave him on the island,
00:49:33and that's final.
00:49:39Either you're going to leave him on the island,
00:49:42or we're going to leave you.
00:49:45Now, you've got until tomorrow noon
00:49:47to make up your mind, and that's final,
00:49:49from myself and the crew.
00:50:02Come on, Nero.
00:50:03Come on.
00:50:04Come on, baby.
00:50:07Come on, Nero.
00:50:09Nero!
00:50:11Nero!
00:50:15Nero, come back here!
00:50:22Nero, you naughty boy!
00:50:24Come back here at once!
00:50:35Just you wait, Nero, when I get you!
00:50:41Nero?
00:50:42Nero?
00:51:03Sammy!
00:51:08Wait!
00:51:09No, a woman.
00:51:10Yeah.
00:51:39Try to hold him off a minute, Clyde.
00:52:00Clyde, Clyde, use this.
00:52:09Oh, Clyde.
00:52:16Ruth.
00:52:17Oh, Clyde.
00:52:22Oh, Ruth.
00:52:23Oh, Kaymore.
00:52:24And you, Larry.
00:52:26Pleasure meeting you here, and escorted by a lion.
00:52:30Escorted is right, especially by Sammy.
00:52:33Sammy?
00:52:34Who's he?
00:52:35That lion.
00:52:36He's the most ferocious one in the jungle.
00:52:37He's certainly a beauty.
00:52:38Isn't he, though?
00:52:39Such poise, such charm, such personality.
00:52:43If it hadn't been for you, Clyde, believe me,
00:52:46I'll never again object to your training animals.
00:52:49You mean you did object?
00:52:51Not at all.
00:52:52She just means she doesn't like it.
00:52:55But why, Ruth?
00:52:57Oh, Clyde, you were so wrapped up in your animals,
00:53:00you hardly had a thought for anything else.
00:53:03Even the day we sailed away when I came to see you.
00:53:06But, darling, I didn't realize then.
00:53:08You know, I, I...
00:53:10You'll pardon me if I, if I find a place to sit down.
00:53:13My knees are shivering.
00:53:15I guess I must have caught cold in them or something.
00:53:20I'm sure glad to find you safe and sound.
00:53:23Were you really worried about me, Clyde?
00:53:25I sure was.
00:53:26A minute of relief expedition worth an hour,
00:53:28I decided to come along.
00:53:30You gave up your axe just to come to me?
00:53:32Well, not exactly.
00:53:34You see, the circus season had just closed.
00:53:36There was nothing much to do.
00:53:38Clyde.
00:53:39Oh, of course.
00:53:40I could have started training some new cats.
00:53:43Then you did give up something to come to Caymore.
00:53:46Yes.
00:53:47I had planned on going to Africa for lions
00:53:49and to India for tigers.
00:53:51But you heard you could find both lions and tigers in Caymore.
00:53:54So you decided to kill two birds with one stone.
00:53:57That's right.
00:53:59But how did you know, Ruth?
00:54:03Ruth.
00:54:04Ruth.
00:54:05What's wrong?
00:54:07Lions, tigers.
00:54:08Tigers, lions.
00:54:09That's all you ever think of.
00:54:12I wish you'd never come here to save me.
00:54:14I wish I were dead.
00:54:21What's the matter with her?
00:54:23What a lover.
00:54:25Don Juan.
00:54:26Romeo.
00:54:29This is marvelous.
00:54:30What is it?
00:54:31Iguana.
00:54:32Iguana.
00:54:33Iguana.
00:54:35It's a native lizard.
00:54:40Have some more, Larry.
00:54:41I don't want to.
00:54:43You don't do any better than me.
00:54:45You don't know me.
00:54:46You don't know me.
00:54:47You don't know me.
00:54:48Oh, I don't know you.
00:54:49You don't know me.
00:54:50I don't know you.
00:54:51I don't know you.
00:54:52Oh, I know you.
00:54:53I know you.
00:54:54I know you.
00:54:55I know you.
00:54:57More Larry. No thanks. I'm afraid you'll fatten me up for Sammy don't
00:55:03like to like that people better than them when you better ask them I'm afraid if I
00:55:08ever met Sammy face to face I'd stutter don't tell me you're scared of him not
00:55:12much every time I think of that can I get an impediment my speech and in my legs
00:55:17to.
00:55:17The. Let me help you thank you but I get along without
00:55:27your help. What's the matter with you too. She just got to see him that's all don't
00:55:35tell me about
00:55:35a quarrel already all kind of past that up all right you know how to handle women.
00:55:40Tell me Captain.
00:55:47There's
00:55:47a word about Professor Livingston why don't you search for him I don't dare leave
00:55:51the crew why the Marriott is repaired and ready to sail the men are determined to
00:55:56leave tomorrow they're on the verge of
00:55:58a mutiny that's bad course I can't really blame them lions and tigers have killed
00:56:05over half and lately Sammy's been trying to enter the stockade why don't you kill
00:56:10him we can't get
00:56:10a shot at it and we haven't enough ammunition to hunt him down and why don't you
00:56:15catch it not a chance of that he's too smart have you dug any pit no that's what
00:56:22you need I'll show them in how we'll catch them the animals alive if you can do
00:56:26that maybe I can hold them in
00:56:27a long enough to find living.
00:56:40That's
00:56:56stockade can't be so very far from here and the ship to. Well
00:57:03if I'm ever going to get off this island I'd better get down and make friends with
00:57:07Captain Robinson and his crew I understand you men have given me until noon today
00:57:12to give you my answer right. Here it is I'm
00:57:19a master of the merry hour you'll say from this island when I give the word not
00:57:23before. I
00:57:31do the first man to price the board ship. You men have been panic stricken terrified
00:57:37by these jungle be. Now that Mr Brady has built traps for us there's no further
00:57:42cause for fear. He's trying to get in again.
00:57:49No it's
00:57:49a tiger I think he's in the pit. Don't shoot him Captain I want to take him back
00:57:55alive. To make a net we've
00:57:59a ship that's for loading cargo but that is just
00:58:02a thing. And
00:58:10I have to get him in the net what are you going to do with it you know I can't put
00:58:13a minute.
00:58:14There.
00:58:24Don't forget Kirby belongs to me.
00:58:33What's the big idea. I had to do this but I want to take our lives you want all
00:58:40right Kirby. The baby plans to take some wild animals back to a circus.
00:58:50When they had with
00:58:51a net. I've seen all the wild animals I want to be on. And I don't care
00:58:59for free.
00:59:10I. Don't know but now until I give
00:59:17a word. You're going to get back to the fact that. There's
00:59:32no use that's no way to act nobody like.
00:59:41You.
00:59:54That was
00:59:55a close call. Let that be
00:59:59a lesson. Baby slip that tiger into the cage like it was
01:00:06just. One or fifty of all the same today.
01:00:13With him here we'd be pretty safe from the cat. What do you mean say to going out
01:00:18to find living.
01:00:35Well
01:00:46well the lovebirds I always said Clyde had strange powers what did he do with you
01:00:52the hypnotic guy. Oh I don't mean
01:00:57a midget here I mean you. Have you forgiven him. I have not.
01:01:04I. Think I'm dead it looks like he's had
01:01:07a satisfactory talk with the crew. The all settled the men aren't enthusiastic about
01:01:13staying here but they'll do it I'll bet they really want to see Clyde work on some
01:01:17more animals when do we start right away let me think of the find the buried city
01:01:22of came or somewhere in the mouth and that's where we should search first I know
01:01:26the way to show me
01:01:27a map he had drawn in his diary.
01:01:57I. Think I'm.
01:02:11Going to have to make.
01:02:27A.
01:02:46Life. You already asked me not to shoot the tiger didn't you.
01:03:27You.
01:03:41Hey you.
01:03:58You.
01:04:00You.
01:04:06You.
01:04:07You.
01:04:31OK.
01:04:37You.
01:04:44You.
01:05:08You.
01:05:14You.
01:05:20You.
01:05:24You.
01:05:26You.
01:05:32You.
01:05:37You.
01:05:42You.
01:05:47You.
01:05:51You.
01:05:56You.
01:06:05You.
01:06:11You.
01:06:15You.
01:06:20You.
01:06:25We're going to get you.
01:06:42All right, it's working.
01:06:47Get some water.
01:06:50There's no use.
01:06:52Why, it's Livingston's diary.
01:06:57There's a map of the island.
01:07:00And there's a mark.
01:07:01The cave.
01:07:02Buried city.
01:07:03Treasure.
01:07:04And Sharky's been there.
01:07:05He's seen Livingston.
01:07:06We've got to go to him.
01:07:07Right.
01:07:08We'll find the treasure.
01:07:09Have the men step lively, Mr. Kirby.
01:07:18We want to catch the tide.
01:07:19Aye, aye, sir.
01:07:20Huff for the men.
01:07:21So long, Sammy.
01:07:22See you in the circus.
01:07:23It's been a lucky trip for you, young man.
01:07:39You got everything you wanted, didn't you?
01:07:43Yes, sir.
01:07:44I warned Sammy the minute I laid eyes on him.
01:07:47And there he goes.
01:07:50Isn't there anything in this world you want besides lions?
01:07:56Yes, there is.
01:07:57When you see I, uh, yeah.
01:08:00Young man, when I got married, I said, let's get married.
01:08:03And that's all there was to it.
01:08:05Yeah.
01:08:06And that's just a hint, Captain.
01:08:14They dropped the cage.
01:08:15Clyde, Sammy's tearing himself to pieces.
01:08:17Come on, Clyde.
01:08:18Come on, Clyde.
01:08:19Come on, Clyde.
01:08:20Come on, Clyde.
01:08:21Come on, Clyde.
01:08:22Come on, Clyde.
01:08:23Come on, Clyde.
01:08:24Come on, Clyde.
01:08:25Come on, Clyde.
01:08:26Come on, Clyde.
01:08:27Come on, Clyde.
01:08:28Come on, Clyde.
01:08:29Come on, Clyde.
01:08:30Come on, Clyde.
01:08:31Come on, Clyde.
01:08:32Come on, Clyde.
01:08:33Come on, Clyde.
01:08:34Come on, Clyde.
01:08:35Come on, Clyde.
01:08:36Come on, Clyde.
01:08:37Come on, Clyde.
01:08:38Come on, Clyde.
01:08:39Come on, Clyde.
01:08:40Come on, Clyde.
01:08:41Come on, Clyde.
01:08:42Come on, Clyde.
01:08:43Come on, Clyde.
01:08:44Come on, Clyde.