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“Africa Screams” (1949) is a hilarious comedy-adventure film starring the legendary comedy duo Bud Abbott and Lou Costello. The story follows two book clerks who get caught up in an African expedition in search of a hidden treasure. What ensues is a series of wild and absurd situations featuring hungry lions, dangerous natives, and endless laughs.
🎬 Director: Charles Barton
🎭 Main Cast: Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Hillary Brooke, Clyde Beatty
📅 Year: 1949
🌍 Language: English
🎞️ Color: Black and White
⏱️ Runtime: Approx. 79 minutes
✅ Public Domain: Yes
📽️ Source: Available on archive.org
A must-see classic for lovers of vintage comedy and old-school adventure films.
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#AbbottAndCostello #ClassicComedy #1940sMovies #PublicDomain #OldHollywood #AdventureFilm #FullMovieOnline #BlackAndWhiteFilm #VintageCinema
Watch daily updated classics from our curated international film archive.
“Africa Screams” (1949) is a hilarious comedy-adventure film starring the legendary comedy duo Bud Abbott and Lou Costello. The story follows two book clerks who get caught up in an African expedition in search of a hidden treasure. What ensues is a series of wild and absurd situations featuring hungry lions, dangerous natives, and endless laughs.
🎬 Director: Charles Barton
🎭 Main Cast: Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Hillary Brooke, Clyde Beatty
📅 Year: 1949
🌍 Language: English
🎞️ Color: Black and White
⏱️ Runtime: Approx. 79 minutes
✅ Public Domain: Yes
📽️ Source: Available on archive.org
A must-see classic for lovers of vintage comedy and old-school adventure films.
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🔖 Hashtags (senza titolo nel tag):
#AbbottAndCostello #ClassicComedy #1940sMovies #PublicDomain #OldHollywood #AdventureFilm #FullMovieOnline #BlackAndWhiteFilm #VintageCinema
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00:01:22Stay right where you are.
00:01:26Don't move.
00:01:28Stay there now.
00:01:29Steady.
00:01:33Now, sit up!
00:01:35Get up!
00:01:36Sit up, you!
00:01:38Up, you fool, up!
00:01:41I'll show you who the boss is.
00:01:42Sit up, I said.
00:01:44Sit up!
00:01:45Up!
00:01:58Really, Mr. Livington?
00:02:00Oh, I'm sorry. Please, let me help you.
00:02:07Oh, here.
00:02:10Here.
00:02:14Boss!
00:02:15Oh, boss!
00:02:16What's the matter?
00:02:17Boss!
00:02:18Take it easy. What's the matter?
00:02:19Look!
00:02:20Wait a minute, wait a minute.
00:02:21Take it away.
00:02:22Not here!
00:02:23Take it easy, take it easy. Stay away.
00:02:25It's just a harmless little kitten.
00:02:27Boss, I'm scared of that.
00:02:29Look at the way you look in his face.
00:02:31Oh.
00:02:32I can't understand why you have this terrible fear of animals in you.
00:02:36What is it?
00:02:37What is it?
00:02:38When I was a little baby, I was scared by my piggy bank.
00:02:40Oh, that's nonsense.
00:02:42You want to hear something worse?
00:02:43What?
00:02:44I was 15 years old before I ate my first animal cracker.
00:02:48Come on, the store's about to open up.
00:02:50Fix up your collars.
00:02:51Get to work.
00:02:53Go on, go on.
00:02:59Inhale.
00:03:00Yes, sir.
00:03:01That's the truth.
00:03:05I do. May I help you?
00:03:06Do you happen to have a copy of Dark Safari by Cuddleford?
00:03:09I'll find out.
00:03:10Hey, Bob.
00:03:17How do you do, gentlemen?
00:03:18We like to speak to salesmen, pal.
00:03:20Well, I'm the salesman, Stanley Livington.
00:03:22I'm the clerk in charge of all Jungle Books.
00:03:25And at 11 o'clock, I give a lecture.
00:03:27Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:03:28You got a book by the name of Dark Safari by Cuddleford.
00:03:32Dark Safari by Cuddleford?
00:03:33We did have it.
00:03:34We did have it.
00:03:35But we got rid of it some time ago.
00:03:37I want to tell you, gentlemen.
00:03:38I read that book.
00:03:39I had nightmares for nine months.
00:03:47How well do you remember that book?
00:03:48Why?
00:03:49Do you remember a map of it?
00:03:50A map of that book?
00:03:51Of course I remember it.
00:03:53Could you draw it?
00:03:54Could I draw it?
00:03:55For $1,000?
00:03:56Draw that map and that book for $1,000?
00:03:58Mm-hmm.
00:03:59For $1,000, I could draw that map in oil.
00:04:01Okay, then meet us in the alley tonight at 7.30.
00:04:04And we'll take you to somebody who'll give you $1,000
00:04:06the minute you lay down the pencil.
00:04:08Is that a deal?
00:04:09Sure.
00:04:14Okay, pal.
00:04:16See you in the alley tonight at 7.30.
00:04:18And be there, chum.
00:04:20Get me?
00:04:23$1,000.
00:04:24Draw that map.
00:04:25Draw that map.
00:04:30I'm sorry, but that book is out of print.
00:04:32In fact, we sold the last one some time ago.
00:04:34Oh, dear, I was afraid of that.
00:04:35I've been to every bookstore in the city.
00:04:37There's a map in that book that I'd give $2,500 for.
00:04:41Will you give me that again, please?
00:04:43I said there was a map in that book that I'd give $2,500 for.
00:04:46$2,500?
00:04:49Excuse me, I'll be right back.
00:04:53What are you doing?
00:04:54Hey, Buzz, this you'll never believe.
00:04:55There were two guys in here.
00:04:56I understand.
00:04:57Look, Stanley, how well do you remember that book you read about Dark Safari?
00:05:00That's what I'm trying to tell you.
00:05:01There was two guys in here.
00:05:02Now, look, you remember there was a map in it.
00:05:04You too.
00:05:05Now, go away.
00:05:06Go away.
00:05:07What are you doing there?
00:05:08I'm drawing that map now.
00:05:09No, no, you don't.
00:05:10Buzz, don't tear that up.
00:05:12I've got a chance to make them pay.
00:05:14Quiet.
00:05:15Come on, follow me.
00:05:16Look, look, look.
00:05:17Take it easy.
00:05:18Take it easy.
00:05:19Madam, you are the luckiest person in New York this morning.
00:05:22Allow me to introduce Stanley Livington, one of the world's greatest wild game hunters.
00:05:27How exciting.
00:05:28Wild game hunters are my weakness.
00:05:30This is really a thrill, Mr. Livington.
00:05:32So nice meeting you too, but I'm really not...
00:05:34It might interest you to know that when Mr. Cuddleford wrote Dark Safari, Mr. Livington was right there.
00:05:40Wonderful.
00:05:41Then you must be very familiar with the map that is in that book.
00:05:44Map?
00:05:45Yes.
00:05:46Oh, sure.
00:05:47That's one map I could draw in a dark room even without a pencil.
00:05:49You see, your troubles were all over.
00:05:51I could make arrangements to bring him over to your home this evening.
00:05:54Oh, marvelous.
00:05:55I think it's a wonderful idea.
00:05:56My name is Emerson.
00:05:57Diana Emerson.
00:05:58How do you do, Miss Emerson?
00:05:59Now, I've got a date in the alley.
00:06:00She'll have to wait.
00:06:01She'll have to wait.
00:06:02Here's my address.
00:06:04See you tonight, then.
00:06:05Goodbye.
00:06:06Goodbye.
00:06:08That's the kind of girl I dream about.
00:06:10But you should see the ones I get.
00:06:15I tell you, boss, the guy said he knew the map backwards.
00:06:18So we make a date to meet him, bring him in, have him draw it.
00:06:20Yeah, and the little muslin never shows up after us offering him a grand.
00:06:24Well, you can relax.
00:06:25I found somebody myself this morning.
00:06:27You did, boss?
00:06:28Where?
00:06:29The clopper's department store.
00:06:30That's where we found our guy.
00:06:32Wait a minute.
00:06:34Was he a silly-looking little fat guy?
00:06:36That's him.
00:06:37Why, that two-timer.
00:06:39You offer him a thousand and he holds out for a higher price.
00:06:42The minute he puts his foot through the door, I'll break every bone in his head.
00:06:45You'll do no such thing.
00:06:46When he leaves, you boys can meet him outside and get my money back.
00:06:50We get you, boss.
00:06:51Now go out the side entrance.
00:06:52I'm closing a deal with the man who's going to lead the safari.
00:06:58Won't you come in, Mr. Beatty?
00:07:08This is the place.
00:07:09Now, don't forget, she thinks you're a big-game hunter.
00:07:11Buzz, why do you keep getting me in the middle?
00:07:13I wish you hadn't.
00:07:14Why, you win great.
00:07:16Here I'm giving you a chance to make me $2,500.
00:07:19Is that the way you want to repay me for all the things I could have done for you?
00:07:22Come on.
00:07:25I'm sorry.
00:07:26Oh, come on.
00:07:38Stanley, will you come on?
00:07:39I'm shutting off the water.
00:07:41Well, turn it off and come on.
00:07:44I stopped it.
00:07:45Good.
00:07:46Come on up here.
00:07:47May I see you a minute, please?
00:07:55Now, now, what's the matter?
00:07:57My finger's stuck.
00:07:58Leave it then.
00:07:59Come on.
00:08:00OK.
00:08:01What's the matter?
00:08:02Let me see this.
00:08:04Not that one.
00:08:05Not that one.
00:08:06Not that one.
00:08:07That one.
00:08:08Don't burn that one.
00:08:09Wait a minute.
00:08:11Harry, did you answer the door?
00:08:13No.
00:08:14Do I have to?
00:08:15Answer the door.
00:08:16Oh.
00:08:17All right.
00:08:19I'll do everything around here.
00:08:21Get this.
00:08:22In the office.
00:08:23Hide.
00:08:24I've got to be a cook and a butler.
00:08:26One of these days I'll just...
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00:08:36Yes?
00:08:37Mr. Johnson and Mr. Livington to see Miss Emerson.
00:08:40Well, come in.
00:08:46Oh, who is knocking?
00:08:48Well, come in!
00:08:50Miss Emerson is busy for the moment.
00:08:52Will you step in the living room, please?
00:08:54Pat.
00:09:07Oh, that hurts.
00:09:15That belongs on our side.
00:09:17Yeah, I can't get it off.
00:09:19Help me get it off.
00:09:22I mean, get your hand...
00:09:23Well, not so hard.
00:09:24Get your hand out.
00:09:25I'll pull it off.
00:09:26Get your hand out of the way now.
00:09:27Get your hand out of the way, I tell you.
00:09:28Get your hand out of the way!
00:09:29I can't get it off!
00:09:30Well, I'll pull it off.
00:09:31I'll get it off.
00:09:32I'll get it off!
00:09:33I'll get it off!
00:09:34I'll get it off!
00:09:35Naturally, I haven't publicized the expedition because I could easily become the victim of
00:09:42unscrupulous people.
00:09:43If that map's one of the few in existence, the owner would practically have you in the
00:09:47palm of his hand.
00:09:48This man coming tonight is the gullible type, but fairly intelligent.
00:09:51If he can remember the map accurately, we'll proceed at once.
00:09:55That'll be fine with me, Miss Emerson.
00:09:57And now regarding your fee, suppose we say $5,000 in advance and $15,000 on completion.
00:10:04That's very liberal.
00:10:05On the contrary, money is no object, as long as I get what I'm after.
00:10:10Come on, will ya?
00:10:11Ah, that has pulled out that hand, this one.
00:10:12Well, put this hand in your pocket.
00:10:13Get your hand out of there.
00:10:14Oh.
00:10:15Oh, sometimes it's...
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00:10:17Stanley, I just found out that map is worth more than $2,500.
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00:17:22Oh.
00:17:23Oh.
00:17:24Oh.
00:17:25Oh.
00:17:26Oh.
00:17:27Oh.
00:17:28Oh.
00:17:29Oh.
00:17:30Oh.
00:17:31Oh.
00:17:32Oh.
00:17:33Oh.
00:17:34Oh.
00:17:35Oh.
00:17:36Oh.
00:17:37Oh.
00:17:38Oh.
00:17:39Oh.
00:17:40Oh.
00:17:41Oh.
00:17:42Oh.
00:17:43Oh.
00:17:44Oh.
00:17:45Oh.
00:17:46Oh.
00:17:47Oh.
00:18:18Oh,
00:19:16all you do is snap at me.
00:19:18Me snap at you?
00:19:21Oh, ain't that a laugh! Me snapping at him!
00:19:24Why should you laugh?
00:19:37No scratch!
00:19:45What are you doing?
00:20:15Ow!
00:20:45Hey, you!
00:21:05Oh, Gunner!
00:21:07Look, not me, the post!
00:21:09Oh,
00:21:13oh,
00:21:16arms complainer.
00:21:36Hello.
00:21:37Hello.
00:21:38The camp's coming along fine, Miss Emerson.
00:21:40And in the morning, we'll start for the Interior.
00:21:42Very good.
00:21:44Well, we've looked the whole place over.
00:21:46You want to know something, boss?
00:21:48They still look like a place to find diamonds.
00:21:50You fool!
00:21:51Don't you ever mention the word diamonds.
00:21:53We're supposed to be after an orangutan.
00:21:56And another thing, boss,
00:21:57I'm getting awfully sick of these two guys you're depending on.
00:22:00They're always fouling us up.
00:22:03Just be patient.
00:22:04It won't be long now before the map is in my hands.
00:22:07Stanley!
00:22:08Stanley!
00:22:09Drop everything!
00:22:10Huh?
00:22:11Drop everything!
00:22:12Come here.
00:22:13Come here, Stanley.
00:22:14Get out.
00:22:15Get out from under there.
00:22:16Hurry up.
00:22:17Come here.
00:22:18Come on, Stanley.
00:22:19No, boss!
00:22:20I just want to have the tenner!
00:22:21Never mind the ten.
00:22:22Come over here and draw that map.
00:22:23The map?
00:22:24The map.
00:22:25If I draw it, will you let me go home?
00:22:26Why do you want to go home?
00:22:27I forgot something.
00:22:28What did you forget?
00:22:29I forgot to say this.
00:22:30Hey, draw the map.
00:22:31Come on.
00:22:32Boy, oh, boy, can you picture me a tycoon.
00:22:33Ho, ho, ho!
00:22:35Buildings, yachts, railroads.
00:22:36I don't know.
00:22:37I might even buy an airline.
00:22:38According to how I feel.
00:22:39Boy, winters in Maine, summers in Florida.
00:22:44Oh, it's unbelievable.
00:22:45Get him.
00:22:46He can't even get his laundry out.
00:22:48Have you got it ready yet?
00:22:49Come on.
00:22:50You got it?
00:22:51Attaboy.
00:22:52Oh, this paper here is worth a million dollars.
00:22:54A million dollars?
00:22:55I mean, I thought I did it.
00:22:56Give me something.
00:22:57I've got to have something for it.
00:22:58Oh, sure, sure.
00:22:59I intended to.
00:23:00Here.
00:23:01Here's a nickel.
00:23:03Here's a nickel.
00:23:05Hello, Diana.
00:23:06Harry, some tea for Mr. Johnson.
00:23:08And plenty of sugar.
00:23:10Wonderful day we're having.
00:23:11You're looking marvelous yourself.
00:23:13You're in fine spirits.
00:23:14I have all the reasons in the world to be.
00:23:16I finally persuaded Stanley to draw the map.
00:23:19Oh, well, may I see it?
00:23:21I also made some very interesting discoveries.
00:23:24Aside from the orangutan, there are far more important things to be found in that particular territory.
00:23:30Really?
00:23:31Yes, and due to the facts, I personally think I'm entitled to a new deal.
00:23:34Well, what kind of a deal did you have in mind?
00:23:36Well, I'd say 20% of the safari's profits would be fair.
00:23:41Very liberal.
00:23:43In view of your generosity, may I see the map?
00:23:46Oh, yes, surely, surely, surely.
00:23:48Now, this map will take you right to...
00:23:53Uh, there seems to be something lacking here.
00:23:57I'll see Stanley.
00:23:58There's some detail work.
00:24:00He hasn't really completed the map.
00:24:03I'll be right back.
00:24:04Here's your tea, and I put plenty of sugar in it.
00:24:06Drink it yourself.
00:24:07Oh, drink it yourself.
00:24:08Drink it yourself.
00:24:10Harry, I want to see Boots and Graffner immediately.
00:24:13All right.
00:24:16Give me.
00:24:17Give me.
00:24:18Give me.
00:24:19Give me.
00:24:20Give me.
00:24:21Give me.
00:24:22Give me.
00:24:23Wise aleck, eh?
00:24:24Now, what's the matter with you?
00:24:25Thought you were putting something over on me.
00:24:26This is not the map that was in Cuddleford's book.
00:24:28Oh, yes, it is.
00:24:29This, this thing tells you how to get to Clopper's department store.
00:24:31Well, that's the map.
00:24:32I used to keep that map in Cuddleford's book.
00:24:34Listen, you nitwitted numbskull.
00:24:36These people want a map of the Bangui Territory.
00:24:38The Bangui Territory?
00:24:40Bangui Territory?
00:24:41Yes.
00:24:42I was wondering why they want to pay all that kind of money just to find the directions how I get to Clopper's department store.
00:24:46That I couldn't understand.
00:24:47Just a minute.
00:24:48Do you realize we're in the most dangerous spot we've ever been in in our lives?
00:24:51Dangerous spot?
00:24:52Dangerous spot.
00:24:53Buzz.
00:24:54What?
00:24:55Is it worse than the time when Skinny Malink knocked the chip off my shoulder?
00:24:57Ah, certainly.
00:24:58Worse than that?
00:24:59I should say it is.
00:25:00And the time I drew the line like that?
00:25:02Far more.
00:25:03Yeah, but that time he came over the line.
00:25:05It's worse than that?
00:25:06Never mind that it's worse than that.
00:25:07Oh, are we in trouble.
00:25:08Wait a minute.
00:25:09Oh.
00:25:10We've got to do something.
00:25:11I have it.
00:25:12We've got to get out.
00:25:13Sure.
00:25:15Hold on.
00:25:18What you doing, boys?
00:25:19Going somewhere, fellas?
00:25:20We were just going to take these little trunks inside the tent.
00:25:24Get moving.
00:25:28Go ahead.
00:25:29Knock the chip off my shoulder.
00:25:30Not that.
00:25:31Your head's liable to go with it.
00:25:32Oh.
00:25:36Go on.
00:25:37Get moving.
00:25:45Now, I'm getting sick and tired of getting pushed around by you guys.
00:25:48Did you hear me?
00:25:49I'm getting sick and tired of it.
00:25:52Hey.
00:25:53Come on back.
00:25:54Come on back.
00:26:00Hey.
00:26:01Come on back.
00:26:04Save me.
00:26:05Come on back.
00:26:06Hey.
00:26:07Hey.
00:26:14Step on that side of the line.
00:26:16Come on.
00:26:21Stanley.
00:26:22Stanley.
00:26:23No.
00:26:24Don't bother me.
00:26:25You're not going to kill anyone.
00:26:26Don't hold me back.
00:26:27Don't do that.
00:26:28Somebody's got to get it.
00:26:29And when I get this mad, somebody's got to get it.
00:26:31Stanley.
00:26:36Fine friend you are.
00:26:37You bring me away out here in the heart of the jungle.
00:26:40Why?
00:26:41Because you told me that you could draw the map.
00:26:43You can draw it, can't you?
00:26:45You know you couldn't.
00:26:46Why'd you bring me away out here?
00:26:47Now what am I going to do?
00:26:49What am I going to do with the boats I was going to buy,
00:26:51and the buildings I was going to buy,
00:26:52the railroads I was going to buy?
00:26:53Put that down.
00:26:55And how fine how do you do?
00:26:57Nice goings on from a pal, from a friend.
00:26:59I never expected it from you.
00:27:02I'll have to go into bankruptcy.
00:27:04That's all.
00:27:05That's all that's left for me to do.
00:27:06And what'll my friends say?
00:27:08They'll think it's you, my bosom friend.
00:27:09Look, when are you going with the water?
00:27:11Oh, my tent's on fire.
00:27:18Well, what have you got to say for yourself?
00:27:33Hold it, hold it.
00:27:34Stop.
00:27:35No, no further.
00:27:36What are you stopping here for?
00:27:37It's early yet.
00:27:38Well, this is where Cuddleton stopped.
00:27:40Now, on the bottom of page 389, according to Cuddleton,
00:27:43he wrote that he had a very uneventful day.
00:27:45Therefore, he made camp on the bank of the Crocodile River.
00:27:48Now, over there is the Crocodile River.
00:27:50Uh-uh.
00:27:52Over here.
00:27:54You'll have to forgive him.
00:27:55You see, Stanley is actually living in the boat.
00:27:58That's not all.
00:27:59That night, Cuddleton, he posted a double guard
00:28:01because he was nearing the banky country,
00:28:03which was full of ferocious animals and camels.
00:28:05Stanley's right.
00:28:06This is pretty dangerous territory.
00:28:08I suggest we pitch camp on this side tonight.
00:28:10But that means we're losing the entire half day.
00:28:12Well, if you cross over, you're going to lose two days anyway.
00:28:14Why?
00:28:15Well, according to Cuddleton, when he crossed the river,
00:28:17he was brought down by jungle fever.
00:28:19And he was that way for 36 hours.
00:28:22Miss Emerson, I think we should look for a location to pitch camp.
00:28:25All right, Mr. B.
00:28:26Stanley, come in.
00:28:32You've got to use a little more tact when you talk to Miss Emerson.
00:28:34You know, she's liable to send us back to the States.
00:28:36Good, good.
00:28:38Good.
00:28:39What's the matter?
00:28:41Oh, my goodness.
00:28:43You're worrying about that?
00:28:44That's just a little baby lion.
00:28:47Wait a minute, wait a minute.
00:28:48I'll get a hold of him.
00:28:50Buzz, don't.
00:28:51Buzz, don't.
00:28:56Remember what happened at the department store.
00:28:57Don't do it.
00:28:58Now, don't get excited.
00:28:59This little cat was raised on milk.
00:29:01I'm sorry, but I ain't meat now.
00:29:02Take it away.
00:29:03Go back to his mother.
00:29:04Now, go ahead, touch it.
00:29:05There you are.
00:29:06You see?
00:29:10There he is.
00:29:11Look how good he runs.
00:29:12Hey, I got my finger back.
00:29:14What do you mean you got your finger?
00:29:15You touched him, didn't you?
00:29:16I touched a real lion.
00:29:17That's all there is to it.
00:29:18A real lion.
00:29:19Brave, too.
00:29:20Well, that's it.
00:29:21Just like that.
00:29:22That'll take that fear out of you.
00:29:25I'm going to catch that little baby lion, and I'm going to bring it back to Diana.
00:29:29Hey, wait a minute.
00:29:30That's a good idea.
00:29:32That'll put us in good with her.
00:29:33Go ahead, kid.
00:29:34I'll see you at camp.
00:29:36Da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da!
00:29:49Whoa!
00:29:54Hey, Buzz!
00:29:55Buzz!
00:29:56Come on!
00:30:06Well, Buzz, I guess we lost that pussy-cat. Oh, Buzz. Oh, no. Hey, Buzz. Oh, Buzz. Hey,
00:30:25it's dark down there. I can't see a thing. How'd you ever fall in a trap anyway, you
00:30:30boy? I'm going to throw you some rope down there. Can't see a thing, so grab for it.
00:30:37Come on, boy. Now, Buzz, you better go on a diet because you're getting awful fat and
00:30:55awful heavy. Give me the other end of the rope. Thank you. Now, we'll leave it here
00:30:58for whoever plows there.
00:31:28Buzz! Hey, Buzz! We better go over and check on that trap.
00:31:58Stanley! Stanley! All right, boys. You've done a good job now. Take them back to the
00:32:09truck. Come on, boys. Back to the truck. Stanley! Stanley! Stanley! Look out there,
00:32:26fellow. There's a trap right there in front of you. A trap? Thanks, stranger. Hey, my
00:32:31name is Buzz Johnson. I'm looking for a little chubby guy by the name of Stanley Livington.
00:32:36Have you seen him? No, I haven't. My name is Frank Buck. Frank Buck? Well, I'm certainly
00:32:41glad to know you. Glad to see you. I'm looking for a great big guy called Orangutan Gargantua.
00:32:47Have you seen him? Oh, no. Well, I just built this trap for him. Come on, you better get
00:32:52away from this trap. I think we'd better. Say, Mr. Buck, is there really such an animal
00:33:00as an Orangutan Gargantua? Of course there is. There is? The one right on this district
00:33:04now. Great big fellow. About 20 feet high. Face almost human. Matter of fact, I've got
00:33:12traps all around me except for him. Hey, Buzz! Mr. Buck, I wondered if you'd help me find
00:33:22my camp. Why, I'd be very glad to. Trap! Trap! One more, please!
00:33:35We got one! We don't need a baby though, but we got him. Buzz, get that around there. Come
00:33:40on now. Now, get him in the net there. Bring him up. Pull him up. Mr. Johnson, that's the
00:33:45first of the species ever captured by human beings. Come on, Mr. Buck. Come on, get him
00:33:57up there. Get him up. Pick this rock out of the way. Is he ferocious? We don't know.
00:34:16It's Stanley! Stanley! Where have you been? I have searched this jungle all night long
00:34:24for you. Last night I went to take a shot. This is no time for clowning. Clowning? Now
00:34:29listen, what are you trying to do? Make a monkey out of yourself? That's it! That's
00:34:31all the extra work you did for my men here. Listen, are you the guy that dug this hole?
00:34:34Yes, I am. The least you could have done was put a red lantern in. I'm going to report
00:34:37you to the African League for better road improvement. I certainly am. Take it easy.
00:34:40What are you trying to build anyway? A trap? Yeah, it's a trap. You're doing it all wrong.
00:34:44What do you mean I'm doing it all wrong? This guy doesn't know a thing about building
00:34:46a trap. I showed Frank Buck how to build all his traps. He listens to me. I'm one of the
00:34:51biggest game hunters in the whole world. That's why I'm over here. You got the whole thing.
00:34:56When you keep quiet after what I saw last night, I'm the boss. I know what I'm talking
00:35:02about. Who's this character? Frank Buck. Frank Buck. How do you do? See you later, Mr. Buck.
00:35:10Yeah, well, get on with the truck and stand over there. Boys, set the trap again now. Get
00:35:13it all ready. Mr. Buck, the boys have finished resetting the traps. All right, go down the
00:35:16other way now and set the other one. I'm sorry I fell in your trap. Oh, that's all right.
00:35:21But last night I saw something like I never saw before in my life. Now, even in a nightmare
00:35:24I never saw anything like this. I want to tell you, he had a head like that. I mean, look
00:35:28right at him like that. Be careful. Come on.
00:35:58Good sugar.
00:36:58What's the matter with you? Huh? He must be tired. What's the matter? You see this thing
00:37:15over there? Certainly not. Then I got jungle fever. I'd better get him back to our camp.
00:37:20I think you better too. I just follow the trail exactly as I told you and you won't
00:37:24miss it. And look out for my traps. Oh, wait a minute. I think you better take a gun along
00:37:27with you. Well, George, I think we can use one. Yeah. Thanks a lot. All right. So long,
00:37:31Mr. Buck. So long. So long. Bye, boy. Come on. Come on. Take it easy. Take it easy.
00:37:43What a business for a guy to be in. Crocodiles and lions bring a lot of dough back in the
00:37:48States. You can have it. Okay, boys, you're finished. Let's go back to the compound.
00:38:10Well, boss, after this swim, I'll feel like a diamond in the rough. Yeah. Diamonds. That's
00:38:14right. Stanley, I think Diane is trying to put something over on us. Doesn't it seem
00:38:19funny to you that as soon as Clyde Beattie goes out to bag lions, she lets us come down
00:38:24here to take a swim in the river? Oh, tush, tush. Never mind the tush, tush. I can use
00:38:29it. I can use it. Just a minute. We may be in the diamond territory. Maybe she knows
00:38:34where the diamonds are. Boss. Maybe she has the diamonds. Boss, you got to take it easy.
00:38:39You need more sleep nights, kid. Now forget about diamonds. I'm a little worried. Don't
00:38:42get worried. I know. Come on. Let's go in and take a bath, a bathe or something, and
00:38:49swim nicely. All right, put it down. Put it down. Come on, let's go. Well. The last one
00:38:54in is a whole maze. Wait a minute. Where are you going? I'm going to dive in. In there?
00:38:58Of course you're there. I ain't going to dive in over there. I'll hurt your head over there.
00:39:01Did you read this sign? What? Do you know what that sign says? Who's walking on the
00:39:06grass? Hey, wait a minute. You can't dive in there. There's nothing but crocodiles in
00:39:10there. What? Crocodiles. Wait a minute. Don't get excited. Don't get excited. You see over
00:39:15here? There's nothing but nets. I dive inside the net. Yeah, the crocodiles can't get in
00:39:19the nets. That's good. That's well. Go ahead. Right in. Enjoy yourself. Okay. Can you make
00:39:24it? Oh, come on. That's warm. It's cute. Sure. Head up, boy. Whoa, boy. Where are you going?
00:39:33Where are you going? What a belly flop. Hey, Buzz. What's my impersonations? Oh, you do
00:39:41impersonations? Yeah. Watch. My first one. A seal. A seal. Here I go. Pretty good, huh?
00:39:53Hey, watch my animal. What's this? A whale. A whale. That's a whale. Yeah, watch this
00:40:02one, Buzz. An alligator. Look, I want to go in there, too, you know. When I do the alligator.
00:40:06Well, let me go. Here I go. Buzz. Buzz. How do you like that? The guy couldn't wait. He
00:40:22better dive in. Hey, Buzz. Buzz, stop tickling. Stop tickling, Buzz. He's a playful little
00:40:36guy. Buzz, come on. Buzz, come up. Buzz. Buzz. Buzz. Buzz. Buzz. Buzz. Buzz. Buzz. Buzz.
00:41:02Buzz. Buzz. Buzz. Buzz. Buzz. Buzz. Buzz. Buzz. Buzz. Buzz. Buzz. Buzz. Buzz. Buzz. Buzz. Buzz.
00:41:31I don't understand why he has to try those cats out before he sends them back to the state. He
00:41:37worries me. Doesn't worry me half as much as those two knotheads you brought along with us.
00:41:41Relax. Buzz, please don't make me do this. You're going to do it. I don't want to. You're
00:41:57making a coward out of me. No, I'm not making a coward out of you. The gossip that's going
00:42:00around this camp. Stanley's a coward. Stanley's a coward. Afraid of a little teeny weeny alligator
00:42:05like that. Big alligator. Oh, stop it. Are you afraid of that? I think so. Oh, stop. It's
00:42:10only a skin. Feel it. Feel it. Don't be afraid of it. Now, look. I'm going to make a hero
00:42:15out of you, whether you like it or not. I'm going down that path. You know where the water
00:42:20bag is? Yeah. You meet me there. I'll be in this skin. Uh-huh. And make sure you bring
00:42:25Diana with you. Oh, you want me to get Diana and bring her over by the path by the water
00:42:28bag? And then you're going to have the lion skin on and then, uh-huh. That's it. Uh-huh.
00:42:32Just act like Clyde Beatty. Okay, Buzz. Atta boy. I'm going over to have a chit chat with
00:42:36Diana. Shut up. I'm going to show her I'm a pretty brave kid and I don't like this kind
00:42:40of talk going around. Boy, you're talking. I'll figure it by the path by the water bag.
00:42:43I'll be there. Well, boys, in a little while, we can say goodbye to Mr. Beatty and his lions
00:42:53and crocodiles and cages. Tag this one for shipment back to the States. He's a good one.
00:43:02And get the other three ready for the training cage. I'll be back later then to work them
00:43:06out. Diana? Yes, Danny? I would like to have a chit chat with you. You don't mind? Of course.
00:43:20Excuse us, fellas. Now, uh, a few things I want to get straightened out. I, uh... Yeah?
00:43:26Let me tell you over here. Diana, there's some talk going around this camp and I don't
00:43:34like it. I don't like it no how. And I'm getting plenty peeved about it. And I have a right
00:43:39to have a drink. People are going around saying that I'm afraid of lions. Well, that's not
00:43:43true. That's a lie. I'm one of the finest big game hunters in the world. No one surpasses
00:43:49Stanley Livington. You think the lions that Clyde Beatty catches are big ones? They're
00:43:56nothing but kittens. A little bit of kittens. I want to tell you something. I'm going on
00:44:03a big game hunt myself. I'm going to catch a lion just for you to show you how big I
00:44:06can catch them. You afraid of lions? No. Good. Take a look. Stanley. Stanley, what's
00:44:19the matter with you? She scared me. Oh, never mind. Listen, I'm going into the cage and
00:44:24you behave yourself. I can't understand why he gets so scared.
00:44:54Stand back. Have no fear, fair lady of that wild beast. I, Stanley Livington, will protect
00:45:06thee and yous too. Get back, Stanley. I'll put him for you. Why not let the lion chew
00:45:16on him for a while? No lion's going to spoil my fun. Let him alone, Grappler. Nice work,
00:45:21Buzz. Look. He's heading him toward the cage. Well, I'll be. Come on, come on. Get in the
00:45:36cage now. I'll show you who's the boss. Come on, come on. The key. I need it no more. Diana,
00:46:01watch. I'm not afraid of lions. And the gun, that's only for quiet beating. Oh, me oh my.
00:46:13Don't get scared. I've got them under control. Boy, that stupid little lady had shown off
00:46:18like that. Come on, Buzz. Get up on the box. Do a good job. Come on, stop stalling. Get
00:46:26up there. Come on, get up there. Hey, Buzz, this I got to tell you. You walked in the
00:46:33cage like a real lion. You even hopped around like a real lion. You want to know something
00:46:40else? You even smell like a real lion. That's the part I don't understand. Stop breathing
00:46:45down my neck, too. I don't like that. How do you do? Oh, this is going to be horrible.
00:46:53Hey, you come up real close. Now, cut it out or I'll hit you right in the puss with a chair.
00:46:58I'm not afraid of nothing. How do you do? I'm a pretty brave kid. I don't care about kittens.
00:47:04I don't care how big the kittens are. How are we doing, Buzz? Hey, Buzz, get those nails
00:47:15filed. They hurt. There's your right one. I've seen enough. Stanley. Stanley. Stanley,
00:47:34come out of there. Hey, Buzz, did we fool them? I wish you could have got the look on
00:47:41their faces when they saw you in here. Stanley, come out. I can't. I locked the door over
00:47:48here. Well, throw the key out. I threw the key out long ago. Where? Over there. Stanley.
00:47:56Hey, look. Hey, hey, enough is enough. Now, go away before you queer it. What are you
00:48:02talking about? They don't know you're inside the lion's skin. I'll look for the key. Oh,
00:48:10the big guy. What a look on his face. Buzz, I'll tell you, you should have seen that big
00:48:19guy's face. He didn't know you was inside the lion's skin. I know that you're inside.
00:48:39I know that you're inside.
00:49:09I'm paralyzed. Hey, Stanley, I found the key. Everything's all right. You've got nothing
00:49:29to worry about. Stanley. Stanley. Oh, no. No. Stanley. Stanley. What did you do with
00:49:47my buddy? It's all my fault. I should have never let him do it. My bosom pal. Why is
00:50:05this cat in here? And who locked this gate? All right, let the rest of them in. Come on.
00:50:30Come on.
00:51:01Come on.
00:51:11Come on.
00:51:21Up. Up.
00:51:30Up.
00:51:32Up.
00:51:59Up.
00:52:02Up.
00:52:21All right, boys, let the others in.
00:52:31Oh, this is terrible. Stanley. Stanley, it's all my fault. Don't blame anyone else but me.
00:52:44Stanley, how was I to know a real lion would go into the cage? Oh, this is terrible, Stanley.
00:52:53Stanley, how could I? Oh, snap, I just lost the best friend I ever had. Oh, if he was
00:53:00only here. There's a kid's never done a bit of harm to anyone. He was a nice boy. What
00:53:07a man he was. I never appreciated him until now. No, you didn't. You was mean to him
00:53:12all the time. No, it's too late. It's all over. He's gone. Yes. The way I used to trap
00:53:20him and set him into things, it was all wrong. I would send my worst enemy out to do the
00:53:26things I taught him to do. The way I used to cheat him. You used to slap that poor kid
00:53:32all over the place. Oh, I used to cheat him. That kid never did nothing to nobody. He was
00:53:38only here. He was a nice boy, that kid. Oh, I feel like jumping off a cliff. That's what
00:53:47I should do. Poor Stanley. But no, no, no, I've got the nerve. He was only here to tell
00:53:54me what to do, Stanley. What should I do, Stanley? Oh, I know what I'll do. It's that
00:54:01lion. That lion. The one that got him. I'll spend the rest of my days right here in this
00:54:07forest. I'll get that lion. No, you don't. I'll get that lion if it's the last thing
00:54:11I do. No, you don't have to. I'll spend my life here in this forest. I'll tell you what
00:54:15to do. You don't have to get that. How, boss? Stanley, what's the matter? Stanley, look.
00:54:23It's really you. Sure, boss. Wait a minute. Are you all there? Sure. The lion didn't hurt
00:54:30you? No, no, no. It's really you, Stanley? What do you think I am, a mirage or something?
00:54:35You're no mirage. I'm no mirage. You're real. Sure. You double-crosser. You double-crosser.
00:54:43What's the matter with you? What's the matter? How do you like that? I was sitting on a piece
00:54:53of broken milk bottle. Wait a minute, wait a minute. That's a diamond. I thought I saw
00:54:57it away. No, that's a real diamond. That's a real diamond? That's what I've been looking
00:55:01for. That there's, that there's. No, don't touch. Don't get hoggish. It's mine. I found
00:55:07him. I found the diamond. Diamond? That's a piece of broken milk bottle. Don't tell
00:55:10me what it is. There's another piece over there. I've been looking at that one for a
00:55:12long time. Wait a minute. Stanley. It's another diamond. A real diamond. Look at him. Stanley,
00:55:19look at here. Come here. Follow me. There's another one. This is unbelievable. You, come
00:55:25on. Come on, Stanley. Stanley, look. Another one. I'm rich. I'm wealthy, Stanley. Can you
00:55:33imagine? Look, Stanley. Come here. Look at here. Look, Stanley. Another one. I, I can
00:55:40buy buildings. I can buy polar ponies. I can buy yachts. I can buy everything that my heart
00:55:46desires. I, Stanley. Do my eyes deceive me? Look, Stanley. Stanley, another one. Stanley,
00:55:53look at that. Look at the size of that diamond. Well, don't stand there. Think of something
00:55:59I can buy for myself. Think of something. I, put that away. Continue. Stanley, look
00:56:04at here. Look at here. Stanley, two of them. Hold these. Hold these, Stanley. Hold them.
00:56:09Don't drop them, Stanley. What your eyes see, your heart must believe. Two of them. Real.
00:56:14What are you doing with my diamonds? Trying to steal them? Yeah, that's right. That's
00:56:18my diamonds. Look at the size of them. Stanley, do you realize? Stanley, it's another diamond.
00:56:28Another diamond. Stanley, look. Stanley, come here. Stanley, my back is broken. Pick that
00:56:37up. Hurry up. Put it on here. What? There's another one. Well, pick it up. Put it on
00:56:44here. I'm watching you. Come on. Another one. Another one. Come on. Put it on here.
00:56:51Boy, oh boy. Another one. In your magic. Nothing but diamonds. Diamonds. Boy.
00:57:07There it is.
00:57:21There it is.
00:57:52Umgala.
00:58:11Fine mess you got us into. All on account of your lust for money. Me? Oh, Buzz. Now I
00:58:20know what they mean when they say, boy, are you on hot water. Never thought it was going
00:58:24to be anything like this, though. No excuses.
00:58:35Buzz. Buzz. How did you get yourself untied? Quiet. Quiet. You're smart, Buzz. I take back
00:58:44everything I've ever said about you. Good work. Tell me what you do, Buzz. I'm going
00:58:54to stay like this. Don't make a move until I make a break for it. I can see him. Get
00:58:59back over there. Make out your tide.
00:59:01Pulling. Pulling.
00:59:06Get ready. They're turning away. Come on. Come on, Buzz. Come here. Buzz, come on, will
00:59:15you? How can I? I'm still tied. You're not tied. You untied me. I did nothing of the
00:59:20kind. You untied yourself. I did not. Well, untie me. Come on. Are you kidding? No, he
00:59:26isn't. Come on, hurry up. Get these on. Hurry up. Hurry up. Here they come. Come on.
00:59:57Get him. Get him. Get him. Get him. Get him. Get him. Get him. Get him. Get him. Get
01:00:06him. Get him. Get him. Get him. Get him. Get him. Get him. Get him. Get him. Get him.
01:00:26What else is on your mind? You know, Diana, I never did go for that talk of yours about
01:00:42a 20-foot monkey. Really? Yeah. And as for bringing Clyde Beattie out here to capture
01:00:47wild animals, you didn't fool me for a minute. Well, just why did I come to Africa, Mr. Johnson?
01:00:53Diamonds. And I know just where they are. And you can lead us to these diamonds? That
01:01:00I can, but first we'll talk business. You and I will cut this pie right down the center.
01:01:05Isn't that wrong? Now, no bickering. Take it or leave it. I don't seem to have any alternative.
01:01:10That you have. So, when you make up your mind, just give Buzz a buzz, huh? Yeah, big boy,
01:01:16hold on to that. Boss, what's putting that pie down the center? I'll handle this my own
01:01:24way. Get ready to break up camp while I give Mr. Beattie his walking papers. Hey, boy.
01:01:36Boy, come here. Now, gather up my belongings that are scattered around here. I might be
01:01:42moving to better quarters. And by the way, leave these things right here in case that
01:01:48little fat boy, you know, little fat boy, if he does show up, this is good enough for
01:01:53him. Go. Chief wants the head man. Yes, sir. And so I've decided there's no such thing
01:02:11as an orangutan gargantua. And now that we have enough animals to have made the expedition
01:02:15worthwhile, I'd suggest that you and your men prepare to leave for the coast. That's
01:02:19all right with me, Miss Emerson. I'll go and tell my men. All right, Mr. Beattie. Miss
01:02:23Emerson, Miss Emerson, there's some fellows out there who want to see you. They want to
01:02:26hold a conference. I think you'd better hurry. All right, Harry. Chief wants to talk. We'll
01:02:36talk in the house. Chief say, many white men come to land the bankers for diamonds.
01:02:58Many white men die. Why does the chief want to see me? Chief want to be your friend. Chief
01:03:04want to make deal. Want trade these diamonds. What does the chief want for the diamonds?
01:03:13Chief have sweet tooth for little fat man. Him? Oh, no, not him. Little fat man. Strong,
01:03:26strong. Little fat man. Friend of tall, thin man. Oh, Stanley. Tell the chief he's made
01:03:36a deal. Chief say, deal good. Excellent. He's going to sell them on the roof. Gunner, Gunner,
01:03:53who is it? It's me, Buzz. Have you seen Stanley? Well, if you see him, tell him to hide until
01:03:58he sees me. If I see him, I'll tell him. Yeah. But so far, I haven't even seen Africa. How
01:04:03is it? Oh, Gunner. Hey! I'll tell him later. Diana, there's something I want to tell you.
01:04:21We're in very dangerous territory. Last night, Buzz and I were captured by the cannibals.
01:04:25Man-eating cannibals. And you know what they did? They tied us up to the stakes. And one
01:04:29guy looked at me, and he went like this. And I know that was for no good. And I want to
01:04:33tell you something else. I escaped. And then I untied Buzz, and he escaped. And there they
01:04:36were, all these cannibals. And I was starting to fight them. And I hit one with a right.
01:04:39Hit another one with a right. I hit one with a fancy uppercut. I went like this. Boom!
01:04:42And I hit another one with a right. And I kept heading. One guy looked just like him.
01:04:48He had a head on like that, too. And this guy that had a head on like this, I hit him
01:04:51such a belt, I went whoop! Right on the side of the head over here, I hit the guy. Oh,
01:04:56he's got the bump. There it is. Quick, after Stanley.
01:05:17Diamonds! Diamonds! Dropped in my lap by some kind of fate.
01:05:48There it is! There it is!
01:06:00I can't let Stanley know about these. They're all mine. I won't share them with no one.
01:06:04I won't. I won't. Hey, Buzz! Buzz! Buzz, come on, quick. Get up, will you? Hey, what's
01:06:19this? My diamonds. Little fat man got them. Oh, you snitch. Can you see them, Stanley?
01:06:40Stanley, what am I going to do? My diamonds. My diamonds. That's what they're after, my
01:06:46diamonds. Oh, no, they can't take my diamonds from me. They'll ruin all my dreams. What
01:06:51happened to my boats? My buildings? Give me my diamonds. I know what I'll do. I'll hide
01:06:59them. They'll never find them. I can always come back and get them, Stanley. Here's a
01:07:03good place right here. Now, mark the tree.
01:07:33Come on, boys, load the trucks. The men have finished setting the traps, Mr. Buck. They
01:07:43said this area's pretty well covered. Well, I hope we bag some big ones here. More! The
01:07:48cage! Come on! Get me out of here! Someone get me out of here! All right, all right, all
01:07:55right. Come on, Rita, get her out of there. Have you seen a short, fat man in a tall, thin
01:07:59band running through the jungle? No, and I don't want to either. Now, I'll never catch
01:08:02up with them. Where are you going? Wait a minute. Where are you going? I've got to find them.
01:08:06You're not going to run around this jungle alone. You stay right here with me. Come on,
01:08:27stay with me. Stanley, Stanley, I'm going back for the diamonds. You keep running. How
01:08:36can I keep running? You've got a hold of me! Go ahead, keep going.
01:08:58We got him, that's Stanley! Keep him covered, Gunner. Not me, him! I'll go get help. Oh,
01:09:07you're such a nuisance. Don't give me no trouble, Stanley. I shoot and shoot to kill. I know
01:09:13you do, Gunner. I won't give you any trouble. You won't even know I'm here. Don't press
01:09:19in so hard. Oh, scared, eh? Look at your face. It's getting greener and greener, inch by
01:09:25inch. And you're getting spots on your kisser. Stanley, don't force me to pull this trigger.
01:09:34I got an itchy finger. Ah, here it is. My diamonds. Where are my diamonds? I put them
01:09:51here. My diamonds. Who's that? Is that you, Harry? It's me, Harry. He's scared stiff. He
01:10:01didn't budge an inch. He didn't? No. Did you find Boots and Crackler? No, I didn't. I'll
01:10:06tell you what you do. Keep Stanley covered. I got him. Keep him covered. Got him. We'll
01:10:10bring him back to camp. Okay. He's a pretty dangerous kid, this Stanley. You did a good
01:10:14job there, kid. Oh, not a spark on him. Keep walking. Hands high. Keep walking. My diamonds.
01:10:20They've got to be around here someplace. Yeah, that's the mark. Why should this happen to
01:10:28me? I planted them right here. Me, who's been so good to his friends. They've got to be
01:10:34here. They must be here. My diamonds, where are them? Keep walking. Keep walking. How did
01:10:39you ever get into this mess? I don't understand. Go on. Keep going. Keep going. I got an eye
01:10:48on you. What are you trying to do, make a monkey out of me? I see you.
01:11:09I see you.
01:11:39How did you watch where you're going, you clumsy ox? Me? Yes, you. Why, you tripped me those
01:12:06big feet of yours. I did no such thing. What are you kicking me for? Who's kicking who?
01:12:13You kicked me. I didn't even touch you. Look, I told you to lay off of me. I didn't trip
01:12:23you and I didn't kick you. So now leave me alone. Oh, yeah? Yeah. I'll leave you alone.
01:12:28Look, I'll hit you harder than Louis ever did. Oh, yeah? Yeah.
01:12:58Oh, yeah? Yeah.
01:13:28My diamonds, no, no. Oh, I can't understand it. I had an empire in the palm of my hand
01:13:56and it just slipped through my fingers. I can't understand it. I can't understand it.
01:14:26I can't understand it. I can't understand it. I can't understand it. I can't understand
01:14:55it.
01:15:26I can't understand it. My big buildings, my airplanes, my railroads, my yachts. I can't
01:15:54understand it. I can't understand it. I can't understand it. I can't understand it. I can't
01:16:23understand it. I can't understand it. I can't understand it. I can't understand it. I can't
01:16:52understand it. I can't understand it. I can't understand it. I can't understand it. I can't
01:17:21understand it. I can't understand it. I can't understand it. I can't understand it. I can't
01:17:45understand it. I can't understand it. I can't understand it. I can't understand it. I can't
01:18:14understand it.
01:18:22Sunday driver?
01:18:23I'm sorry, sir. Mr. Livington, what about that raise I've been asking you about?
01:18:27I'll talk to my partner, if he's in.
01:18:30Thank you, sir.
01:18:43He's in!
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