Captain Calamity (1936)
No renewal found Free in the US since 1 January 1965, on the registry's reading: registration LP6794 of 1936 by Grand National Films, Inc was not renewed in the volumes searched. Record.
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488 shots over 1:00:36, read from the Internet Archive copy captain_calamity (captain_calamity.mp4, 640×480, 29.97 fps). Shot boundaries by PySceneDetect's adaptive detector; each frame links to the Archive's player at that second. Registry dossier: Captain Calamity No renewal found. JSON
Measurements: colour film on its keyframes (485 of 488 shots judged colour), average shot 7.5s long, a frontal face detected in 37% of keyframes. Shots are detected automatically and each is represented by its midpoint frame.
Released 1936 (Internet Archive).
198 beats in sequences, cut automatically at shot boundaries scored on picture change, pauses in speech, topic shifts, on-screen text and cutting rhythm (each beat says why it starts where it does). Each is annotated by a vision-language model from four sampled frames and the transcript lines in it, as observations with evidence; anything the frames and lines do not support is left null. Machine annotation (Qwen/Qwen3-VL-235B-A22B-Instruct), checked automatically: quotes must be verbatim, names must be spoken, "visible" events are sampled to a second model.
Beats
Passages cut at shot boundaries and annotated by a machine from four sampled frames and the transcript lines in them. Each beat says why it starts where it does and what was checked; sequences are visual groups, not scenes.
Model synopsis: Two men are shown individually through life preservers, each with a name and character role written on the ring. The setting is on water, with no other context provided in this beat.
Named: George Houston (frame:1), Juan Torena (frame:2). 2 people observed.
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2:521 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: Two people stand on a beach looking at a sailboat on the water. The scene includes a thatched structure and a log on the sand.
2 people observed.
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3:251 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A sailboat with multiple sails is on the water, with at least one person visible on deck and another climbing the rigging. The background shows a distant shoreline under a clear sky.
3 people observed.
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3:301 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A shirtless man stands at the helm of a sailing vessel under a clear sky. The scene is shot from a medium distance, showing the ship's wheel and rigging.
- A man stands at the helm of a ship. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
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3:351 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: Three shirtless men are on the deck of a sailboat near a rocky coastline. One man sits on a barrel while another stands nearby; the third is partially visible behind them.
3 people observed.
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3:381 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A shirtless man wearing a dark cap is shown against a solid blue background. No dialogue or additional context is provided in this beat.
1 person observed.
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3:421 of 1 shots sampled
4:411 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: Three shirtless men are visible on the deck of a ship, with a mountainous coastline in the background. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
3 people observed.
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Model synopsis: A woman and a man are seen on a boat, followed by two men in conversation; one man later dives into the water. The transcript includes greetings, mentions of a hotel and a sailing trip, and a suggestion to change one's mind.
- A woman and a shirtless man are seen on a boat, smiling and leaning on the railing. [frame:1]
- Two men sit together on the boat; one wears a pith helmet, the other a sailor cap. [frame:2]
- The man in the pith helmet gestures while speaking to the man in the sailor cap. [frame:3]
- 1 more under Evidence and details.
Named: Mike (t:6:26), Mr. Carr (t:6:26). 4 people observed.
“Hello, Captain Bill. Loving kisses. Hello, Anana. This is Mike's bad luck. Meet Mr. Carr.” 6:26 · “Mmm, he's nice. I like him. You come to see at Mammy's Hotel? We show you a good time.” 6:26
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7:071 of 1 shots sampled
7:271 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man in a light suit and white hat leans over a railing to help another man in dark clothes who is in the water. The scene takes place on a ship with water visible below.
- A man in a light suit reaches down to help another man in the water. [frame:1]
2 people observed.
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7:531 of 1 shots sampled
8:181 of 1 shots sampled
8:391 of 1 shots sampled
8:531 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A dimly lit, cluttered interior with two figures seated at a counter under a hanging object. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
2 people observed.
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Model synopsis: Two men are in a dimly lit interior space, one seated at a counter and the other standing; they appear to be conversing. One man wears a dark uniform and cap, the other a blue shirt and cap; the seated man holds a bottle.
- A man in a dark uniform sits at a counter while another man in a blue shirt stands beside him. [frame:1]
- Close-up of the man in the blue shirt smiling. [frame:2]
- Close-up of the man in the blue shirt continuing to smile. [frame:3]
- 1 more under Evidence and details.
Named: Captain Jones (t:8:56). 2 people observed.
“and she got no great for your old sparring partner captain jones yeah when you want to make” 8:56
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Model synopsis: Two men are seated at a bar, one in a dark suit and bow tie, the other in a blue work shirt and cap; they converse while a bottle sits between them. One man addresses the other as 'Diablo' and gestures toward something off-screen.
- The two men sit at a bar with a bottle between them. [frame:3]
Named: Diablo (t:9:25). 2 people observed.
“here we are” 9:11 · “It's how, Joplin?” 9:15
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9:541 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A group of people in patterned dresses and sarongs are gathered on a wooden platform at night. One person sits with their back to the camera while others stand or move in the background.
6 people observed.
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Model synopsis: Two men stand on a pebble beach near water in one shot; a group of people, including women in patterned dresses, are gathered on a wooden platform near a building in another. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in these frames.
3 people observed.
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10:251 of 1 shots sampled
10:561 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A person in a dark shirt is seen from behind, facing another person in a dimly lit interior space. The transcript contains a single line of dialogue: 'Fine, fine.'
2 people observed.
“Fine, fine.” 10:55
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11:011 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: Two women in patterned dresses dance on a wooden platform while seated men watch. The setting appears to be an outdoor or semi-outdoor structure with wooden beams and a thatched or rustic roof.
- Two women dance on a wooden platform. [frame:1]
- Men sit and stand around watching the dancers. [frame:1]
6 people observed.
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11:021 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A group of people in patterned dresses and casual attire are gathered on a wooden platform at night; two women dance while others watch. A shirtless man sits in the foreground with his back to the camera.
7 people observed.
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11:041 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man and a woman pose together in swimwear near a wooden structure. The woman wears a floral one-piece swimsuit and beads; the man wears a striped shirt and a beret.
2 people observed.
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11:061 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A woman in a floral swimsuit and a man in a striped shirt and beret stand together near a wooden structure. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
2 people observed.
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11:071 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man in a striped shirt and beret stands beside a woman in a floral dress holding a flower; they are in a dimly lit interior with wooden structures. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
2 people observed.
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11:091 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A woman in a floral swimsuit stands beside a man in a striped shirt and beret, holding a flower near his face. The setting appears to be a dimly lit interior with wooden structures visible.
2 people observed.
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11:151 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: Two men are seen on a beach at night, followed by a scene inside a dimly lit structure where a man in a striped shirt is restrained by others while a woman in a swimsuit stands nearby. No names are spoken that can be attached to the individuals shown.
- A man and a woman smile at each other in close proximity. [frame:1]
- Two men sit on a beach at night, one looking toward the water. [frame:2]
- The same two men remain seated on the beach, one smiling toward camera. [frame:3]
- 1 more under Evidence and details.
7 people observed.
“Nice.” 11:21 · “Nice.” 11:23
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11:441 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A person in a blue shirt and light-colored pants is bent over on a pebble beach near the water's edge. The scene is outdoors with waves visible in the background.
- A person is bent over on a pebble beach near the water. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
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Model synopsis: Two men are on a beach; one is lying down while the other leans over him, then they stand and one places a hand on the other's shoulder. The transcript includes brief dialogue about agreement and thanks.
- Man p2 leans over man p1 who is lying on the beach. [frame:1]
- Man p1 stands up and man p2 places his hand on p1's shoulder. [frame:2]
2 people observed.
“Well, how about it?” 12:52 · “Plenty. Thank you very much.” 12:55
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Model synopsis: A man in a striped shirt and a man in a dark vest interact with a woman in a white dress inside a dimly lit room with rustic decor. The transcript includes greetings, a name reference, and dialogue about brandy and optimism.
- Three people stand near a table with a checkered cloth. [frame:1]
- A man in a dark vest leans toward a seated woman. [frame:2]
- A man and woman look at each other closely. [frame:3]
- 1 more under Evidence and details.
Named: Sam Siquiette Marvell (t:13:07). 3 people observed.
“Dear man! - Hi, ma'am! I'm glad to see you.” 13:03 · “is uh... monsieur Sam Siquiette Marvell” 13:07
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13:311 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man in a striped shirt and light trousers stands with his back to the camera, facing a dark doorway. The setting appears to be an interior room with a wall-mounted lamp.
- man stands facing a dark doorway with his back to the camera [frame:1]
1 person observed.
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13:321 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man in a striped shirt and light trousers stands in a doorway, holding the door open. The room has a wall-mounted lamp and a plain interior.
1 person observed.
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13:341 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man lies in bed under a mosquito net. The scene is dimly lit and appears to be indoors.
- A man is lying in bed under a mosquito net. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
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Model synopsis: A man in a striped shirt and cap speaks to another man lying in bed under mosquito netting; the dialogue suggests a reunion after a period of separation. The setting appears to be a dimly lit interior, possibly a cabin or small room, with minimal furnishings visible.
- A man in a striped shirt and cap gestures while speaking to someone off-screen. [frame:1]
- A man in a tank top lies in bed under mosquito netting, looking up. [frame:2]
- The man in the striped shirt smiles broadly. [frame:3]
- 1 more under Evidence and details.
Named: Monsieur Samson (t:13:36). 2 people observed.
“Hey, wake up before you shoot, Monsieur Samson.” 13:36 · “Here.” 13:41
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Model synopsis: Three men in swimwear pull a small boat onto a pebbled shore while a ship is visible offshore; in a separate shot, a man in a sailor’s cap talks to a woman in dark clothing near a wooden structure. A voice says 'Come back here with us.'
- Three men in swimwear haul a small boat onto a pebbled shore. [frame:1]
- A man in a sailor’s cap speaks to a woman near a wooden structure. [frame:2]
5 people observed.
“Come back here with us.” 16:19
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17:251 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: Two men sit at a table with drinks; one holds a spoon and smiles while the other, in a cap, laughs. The setting appears to be an indoor bar or restaurant with wooden paneling and bottles on the table.
2 people observed.
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Model synopsis: Two men are seated at a table in a dimly lit interior, discussing a treasure and a character named Captain Jones. One man, wearing glasses and a dark suit, confronts the other, who wears a light-colored hat and smokes a pipe, about the treasure and a person named Joblin.
- Two men are seated at a table in a bar, engaged in conversation. [frame:1]
- The man in glasses leans forward, appearing confrontational. [frame:2]
- The man in the hat exhales smoke while listening. [frame:3]
- 1 more under Evidence and details.
Named: Joblin (t:17:34). 2 people observed.
“What's this yarn about Captain Jones and his treasure? Treasure? I don't know anything about any treasure. Don't lie to me, Joblin.” 17:34 · “Mamie he was over here talking to you. The fool, laughing at all over Tom. How much has he got? Did he, did he say? You would never believe …” 17:44
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18:441 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man in a dark robe holds a black object while standing in front of a thatched wall. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
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19:021 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A woman in a white dress stands in a cluttered room, holding a newspaper near a fireplace. The room contains a hanging dress, a mirror, and floral arrangements.
1 person observed.
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19:051 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A person adjusts a white garment while standing in a cluttered room with a window and hanging clothes. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
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Model synopsis: Four close-up shots show different men's faces with intense expressions; one wears a hat. No dialogue or environmental context is provided in the frames or transcript for this beat.
4 people observed.
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21:131 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A group of men in a dim interior setting, some wearing caps, are gathered closely; one man smokes while another looks on with arms crossed. A voice says not to follow, then mentions Captain Bill being alive in Wittehan.
- A man in a white cap smokes while others look on. [frame:1]
Named: Captain Bill (t:21:19). 5 people observed.
“Don't follow me, lad.” 21:12 · “Never mind.” 21:16
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21:291 of 1 shots sampled
21:381 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: Three women in evening attire are shown in close proximity, smiling and interacting. No dialogue or environmental context is provided in this beat.
3 people observed.
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22:271 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: Two men sit at a table with a bottle and glasses; one wears a light shirt and tie, the other a dark cap and vest. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
2 people observed.
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22:361 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man in a cap speaks to a seated man and woman at a table with a bottle and dishes; the transcript includes a farewell to 'Miss Lewis'. No named characters are visually identifiable beyond the spoken reference.
- A man in a cap leans toward a seated couple at a table. [frame:1]
Named: Miss Lewis (t:22:35). 3 people observed.
“Goodbye, Miss Lewis. Goodbye.” 22:35
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22:401 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man and a woman stand under a thatched shelter near the sea. A table with a checkered cloth is between them, and a fence runs along the shore in the background.
2 people observed.
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Model synopsis: A man in a white suit and hat walks toward a doorway where another man and a woman stand; dialogue suggests a playful, flirtatious exchange involving scent and romance. The setting appears to be a coastal structure with a thatched roof and ocean view.
- A man in a white suit walks toward a doorway. [frame:1]
- A man and a woman stand facing each other in conversation. [frame:2]
- A man in a grey suit speaks with a slight smile. [frame:3]
- 1 more under Evidence and details.
3 people observed.
“Good morning, my... Morning, Doctor. Morning, Warren. How sweet and cool you look, Dad.” 23:37 · “just like a jasmine in a garden. Listen, you smell like one, Warren. Now, Doctor, a touch of scent doesn't owe it any harm. I'd rather have …” 23:42
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24:371 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man and a woman converse in a dimly lit interior; the man wears a white suit and the woman a blue shirt with a bow tie. The transcript mentions Captain Bill Jones, a treasure, and an investment, and includes a line about breakfast and a passenger list.
- A man and a woman stand close, talking in a dim interior. [frame:1]
- The woman laughs while holding a small object; the man smiles at her. [frame:2]
2 people observed.
“Have you heard of Captain Bill Jones, Mr. Warren? Heard of him? Who hasn't? They say he's found a great treasure somewhere.” 24:53 · “Yes, yes, I know. But he needs capital to go after it. Now, if you would invest, say, oh, a thousand dollars without letting him know that…” 24:53
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Model synopsis: A shirtless man works with a bucket and rope near water, then a bald man peers through a porthole. The setting appears to be on a ship near a rocky shore.
- A shirtless man bends over a bucket near water. [frame:1]
- The man pulls a rope from the bucket. [frame:2]
- A bald man looks through a round porthole. [frame:3]
2 people observed.
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25:551 of 1 shots sampled
26:511 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A group of men are on the deck of a ship; one stands near the railing while others sit or move about. The ship is on water, with a small boat visible alongside.
- Men are present on the deck of a ship. [frame:1]
3 people observed.
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Model synopsis: A woman and a man in a suit board a ship from a small boat, greeted by a sailor. The woman speaks to the sailor, recalling a past meeting, while another man in a straw hat is helped aboard.
- Miss Lewis and Mr. Warren are in a small boat approaching a larger ship. [frame:1]
- Captain Bill and Miss Lewis speak face-to-face on the ship's deck. [frame:2]
- Mr. Warren is shown in the small boat, holding a pipe. [frame:3]
- 1 more under Evidence and details.
Named: Captain Bill (t:26:54), Miss Lewis (t:26:57), Mr. Warren (t:27:12). 5 people observed.
“Hello, Captain Bill.” 26:54 · “May we come aboard? Well, hello, Miss Lewis. I'm glad to see you.” 26:57
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28:081 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: Two people stand on a boat near water with hills in the background. One wears a light suit and hat; the other wears a dark shirt and cap.
2 people observed.
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Model synopsis: Two men converse on a ship's deck; one, in a captain's cap, speaks with the other, an older man in a suit. The dialogue reveals a plot involving a woman, a trader named Mackenzie, and a threat of marriage to 'old man Warren,' which the speaker vows to prevent by making her a 'pirate queen.'
- An older man in a suit speaks while looking off-camera. [frame:1]
- The younger man in the captain's cap turns to face the older man, initiating a conversation. [frame:2]
- The two men continue their conversation on the ship's deck. [frame:3]
- 1 more under Evidence and details.
2 people observed.
“Well, they had some sort of misunderstanding. He must have been a dumb fool. Who is he? Well, a young trader by the name of Mackenzie.” 29:43 · “He's the best, but he needs a-going over giving up a gal like that.” 29:43
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30:251 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man in a sailor's cap smokes while another man in a work shirt stands beside him on a ship; the transcript includes a line about twenty dollars. The scene is set on a ship with visible rigging and sea in the background.
- A man in a sailor's cap smokes a pipe while another man stands beside him on a ship. [frame:1]
2 people observed.
“What the devil, what's this? Twenty dollars.” 30:25
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31:031 of 1 shots sampled
31:501 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man in a white shirt and tie floats in dark water. Another man, shirtless, leans from a boat to help him. A small boat with several people is nearby, and one man on the boat points toward the water.
- A man in a white shirt and tie floats in dark water. [frame:1]
- A shirtless man leans from a boat and reaches toward the floating man. [frame:2]
- A small boat with several people is near the ship; one man points toward the water. [frame:3]
5 people observed.
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32:351 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A shirtless man stands on the bowsprit of a sailboat at sea. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
- A man stands on the bowsprit of a sailboat, holding a rope aloft. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
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32:461 of 1 shots sampled
33:081 of 1 shots sampled
34:391 of 1 shots sampled
34:491 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man in a white shirt and glasses holds a pistol while leaning forward in a dimly lit interior. Another person is partially visible to the right, and a third figure is seated to the left.
3 people observed.
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Model synopsis: Two men discuss drugging someone with coffee while a third man, wearing a hat and bow tie, looks on. The conversation includes a threat to knock teeth out and a request for store orders.
- A man in a hat holds a wrapped object and looks at the camera. [frame:1]
- Two men stand side by side; one speaks while the other listens. [frame:2]
- The man in the hat looks off to the side with a serious expression. [frame:3]
- 1 more under Evidence and details.
3 people observed.
“Captain, let me put some of that stuff he sent for you in a cup of coffee and give him a nice drink, huh? Right. Well, pour it down as sort …” 36:11 · “No, no, no, Bill. You wouldn't do that. Then do I get an order for all my stores, all I need?” 36:11
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36:371 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: Two men are shown in a medium close-up; one speaks about theft of a treasury. The setting appears to be an interior space with plain walls and minimal decoration.
- A man in a brown shirt smiles while standing next to another man. [frame:1]
- A man in a blue shirt frowns while standing next to another man. [frame:1]
2 people observed.
“Trying to steal my treasury.” 36:35
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36:421 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A dark, cloudy sky hangs over a body of water with a pier and a small boat visible. No people or dialogue are present in this beat.
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38:331 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A woman in a dark, patterned dress leans forward over a group of people in a dimly lit interior. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
3 people observed.
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38:431 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A group of men are gathered in a dimly lit interior space; one man in a blue shirt and white hat is visible among others. No spoken dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
4 people observed.
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38:461 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A dimly lit scene shows several men in close proximity; one wears a cap and another is in motion. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
3 people observed.
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Model synopsis: A group of men in a dimly lit interior are engaged in a physical struggle; one man is being grabbed and restrained by others while a voice urges them on. The scene is chaotic and appears to take place at night or in a darkened room with artificial lighting.
- Men are physically restraining another man in a dimly lit room. [frame:1]
- The struggle continues with one man being held by multiple others. [frame:2]
5 people observed.
“Come on, get him! Get him!” 38:52
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38:561 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A dimly lit interior staircase with icicles hanging from the ceiling is shown. No people, dialogue, or on-screen text are visible in the frame.
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39:001 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A group of men in hats and coats are crowded together in a dim interior space. One man in a light blue shirt and white cap is seen from behind, surrounded by others in a tight cluster.
4 people observed.
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39:041 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A person in light-colored clothing is seen mid-motion on a stone staircase inside a dimly lit structure. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
- A person in light clothing is climbing or descending a stone staircase. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
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39:081 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man in a blue shirt stands near large tires while another man in a hat interacts with them; several people are seated in the foreground. The setting appears to be an indoor space with rough walls and dim lighting.
4 people observed.
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39:131 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man in a light-colored hat and shirt crouches near a wooden staircase in a dim, stone-walled interior. Icicles hang from the ceiling, suggesting cold conditions.
1 person observed.
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Model synopsis: A man in a fedora and suit speaks while holding a small object; another man in a dark uniform leans over a third man lying on a bed, who appears distressed. The transcript includes a plea about not revealing the location of Treasure Island and a refusal in Spanish.
- p1 speaks while holding a small object [frame:1]
- p2 leans over p3 who is lying on a bed [frame:2]
- close-up of p2 and p3, p3 has tear on face [frame:3]
- 1 more under Evidence and details.
3 people observed.
“That man, Samson, Naomi, she helped too. They tortured me.” 39:44 · “They want me to tell” 39:54
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40:161 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man in a suit and fedora stands in a doorway with a chair visible behind him; no dialogue or on-screen text is present. The setting appears to be a dimly lit interior room with a wall-mounted lamp and draped fabric.
1 person observed.
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Model synopsis: Two figures walk through a narrow, dim corridor with hanging vines or ropes. A group of people, including a woman in a light dress, are gathered in a dark, crowded space with wooden beams overhead. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
- Two figures walk through a narrow corridor with hanging vines or ropes. [frame:1]
- A wooden beam and thatched roof are visible overhead in a dark space. [frame:2]
- A group of people, including a woman in a light dress, are gathered in a dark, crowded space. [frame:3]
6 people observed.
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40:361 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man in a blue shirt and light trousers is seen inside a dim, arched stone structure, holding another person. The setting appears to be a confined interior space with rough walls and minimal lighting.
2 people observed.
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40:401 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A person in a striped shirt is visible behind vertical bars in a dimly lit interior. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
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40:471 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man in a blue shirt and light trousers is being restrained by another man in a dark shirt inside a stone archway. A third man in a fedora and suit stands behind them on a staircase, observing.
- A man in a blue shirt is being held by another man in a dark shirt. [frame:1]
3 people observed.
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40:511 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: Two men are shown in a close-up; one wears a sailor-style cap and the other a fedora and suit. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
2 people observed.
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Model synopsis: A woman in a blue floral dress and jewelry is shown among a crowd, followed by a man in a white suit climbing stairs while another man in a striped shirt stands above. The scene ends with the man in the white suit falling backward down the stairs. The only spoken line is '¡Adiós!' at 41:04.
- A man in a white suit climbs a staircase while another man in a striped shirt stands above him. [frame:2]
- The man in the white suit is seen from behind, reaching upward while climbing. [frame:3]
- The man in the white suit falls backward down the stairs while the man in the striped shirt looks on. [frame:4]
5 people observed.
“¡Adiós!” 41:04
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“¡Gracias por ver el video!” 41:34
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“¡Suscríbete al canal!” 42:04
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“¡Vamos!” 42:30 · “¡Gracias!” 42:32
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Transcript
Machine transcription of the Archive copy's audio with Whisper large-v3-turbo (temperature 0); the model heard it as en. 289 segments kept, 24 dropped as the kind of hallucination the model produces over music and silence. Each timestamp links to the Archive's player at that second. This has not been checked against the film and can be wrong.
- 1:12 What shall we do with a drunken sailor? What shall we do with a drunken sailor? What shall we do with a drunken sailor? Early in the morning? There she is, Bill. Sailing right across your shoulder blades. You should have put her on my chest where I could get a look at her now and then. Scratch her, will you? She itches.
- 1:35 Your marigolds are a sweet little ship, Bill. Good stuff in her, too. I helped lay the keel myself.
- 1:42 Independent training in the islands ain't what it used to be.
- 1:45 No.
- 1:47 Company Schooners out of Sydney gets the cream of the trade.
- 1:51 I can get a load of copra from Jim. Only to find the Walla Waga benchman in and got the last of it and sailed on his wildfire. It was Walla Waga.
- 2:01 Brung me young Mr. Carr here.
- 2:04 Cars dying of a broke heart. I was when I came here. Now I'm dying of homesickness. You see, my girl married the other fellow. If any man steals your girl, suck him in the nose and get another one.
- 2:19 Just like Jim here do to me if I should steal his Mary.
- 2:24 "Train so, Bill. You can have anything I got."
- 2:30 Take a
- 2:32 He brushed them both.
- 2:37 Well, tide's coming in.
- 2:40 We gotta go out on it. Come on if you're sailing with me. So long, Mary. Tell Jim goodbye for me when he wakes up.
- 2:56 We got a passenger, Mike. Mr. Carr. Mike is mate and chief cook and supercargo and steward aboard the Marigold. We're taking Mr. Carr as far as Tapillo. Ah, I like Tapillo. My anana is there. Ah, you and your anana. Come on, shove up!
- 3:46 Reef 2! Come back below! Look where you go and pay out astounding line! A astounding line! Heed 2 and measure the depth! We'll measure our depth! It's 14 fathoms now! And drop it to 9! Find your hole! You kinky heads! You anchor drop! Your anchor head for shore! We're riding! We're riding!
- 4:16 Riders of the rolling sea. The rolling waves become our slaves. We make them all behave the way that we want them to. Ship ahoy. We're riders of the rolling sea. We sail the rough uncharted parts. No fear within our hearts and ready to die or do. Ship ahoy.
- 4:46 Every level on deck. Listen, all you sailing men. We're coming to land again.
- 4:57 All right.
- 4:59 The scum of the South Seas. The Maori mate, she sail pretty quick, Captain. Better hurry. She's the only steamer stopping here for a month to come. Well, come on. We'll drop you at the dock. That's a funny thing. You know, I had every kind of sickness except love sickness.
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- 5:16 Not that I ain't broken a lot of hearts in me time. Oh, well. Winter Rover, always a Rover.
- 5:22 It'll be a long time before I look at another woman.
- 5:26 She gave me this to remember her by. All I want now is to forget. Hey, that looked like money. It was once. A lucky gold piece. A gold piece? Hey, backwater, Mike! Get it!
- 5:46 today? I'd have gone after it myself. Oh, Mike will get it. He's the best underwater man on the island.
- 5:53 Is it good to spend? Some people might want it. Well, then why don't you say so? Here's me without a copper in my pocket, let alone a gold piece. What is it? The Spanish Dublun.
- 6:06 Good boy, my good boy. A shark? Yeah, a female of the species.
- 6:26 Hello, Captain Bill. Loving kisses. Hello, Anana. This is Mike's bad luck. Meet Mr. Carr. Mmm, he's nice. I like him. You come to see at Mammy's Hotel? We show you a good time. Oh, Mr. Carr's sailing on the Mall he made. You better change your mind. See you tonight, Anana. I don't know, Mike. Maybe I say trip on Mallory made myself. Come here, Mike.
- 6:56 time enough for that later what did i tell you they're all alike uh...
- 7:56 I know a name in this town was kind of sweet on me once. We'll look her up. What good will that do? She married into a grocery store. Leave the grub to me. Yeah, you better look out to get your throat cut. What we need's a drink. Come on, we'll try a job. All right.
- 8:26 I got a cargo trade goods in stores were to keep going the worst of the only guy on the beach that sells the stuff we need but you don't owe him nothing captain you settle with him last time we were here yeah I put the old cheap in the nose too it may hurt my credit a little all you fix him up hey how about that great captain standby I'll come out of that with a bottle of bus
- 8:56 and she got no great for your old sparring partner captain jones yeah when you want to make
- 9:11 here we are
- 9:15 It's how, Joplin?
- 9:18 Well? Oh, yeah.
- 9:25 Take a look at that, Diablo.
- 9:31 Know what it is?
- 9:34 Looks like gold. What do you take for it? A couple of dollars? A couple of dollars. Why, that's a Spanish tabloon. That's the real thing. That's what pirates used to lay aboard ships in Plunder Towns to get. A couple of dollars.
- 10:25 Maybe a treasure island, Joblin.
- 10:29 Was there much treasure? Much?
- 10:35 Look.
- 10:36 How much do you think a couple of cakes, chock-a-block full of those things, would be worth? Oh, my soul.
- 10:45 A couple of cakes. You know, I can be a great help to you in this. You're darn right you can.
- 10:55 Fine, fine.
- 11:13 Hello, Sherry. Hello. What's your name? Banana. Banana.
- 11:21 Nice.
- 11:23 Nice.
- 11:25 You keep away from her. Run along. I teach you. Mike!
- 11:40 No, the diablo.
- 11:47 What happened? She's been fighting. What?
- 11:55 Come on, Mike. Get him, Mike. Go ahead, do it now, Mike. Come on, see, lady? That's a crazy fool. Come on, Mike. Let me go again, Captain. Here, Chef Drake. Chef Pierre, I catch him with my another. Another. For that, she to go fight a friend of mine? And I can let him, too. Yeah. We'll see about that. Hey, wait a minute. This is my fight now.
- 12:25 Right here? Nothing. Very nice.
- 12:32 It's good to see you again, Bill.
- 12:38 It's good to see you, too. You know, of all the guys I don't like, you're the one I like most. Get in there. Look! Yes!
- 12:52 Well, how about it?
- 12:55 Plenty. Thank you very much.
- 13:03 - Dear man! - Hi, ma'am! I'm glad to see you.
- 13:07 is uh... monsieur Sam Siquiette Marvell
- 13:10 Go see for yourself.
- 13:12 What about him?
- 13:13 I see you again, eh? Yeah, I'll keep an eye peeled. Bill, the brandy's waiting. And Anna said you wanted to be... Yeah, well, and Anna's an optimist. Say, my good luck. Let's hear it. Well, take a look.
- 13:36 Hey, wake up before you shoot, Monsieur Samson.
- 13:41 Here.
- 13:43 Oh, I thought they had you in the jug over at Sydney. It is a long story, my friend. Move over and I tell you.
- 13:52 Gold, I'm sure it's real gold. Thatcher, you know how these buried treasure tales have been going through the islands all these years?
- 14:00 It's about time somebody found some, don't you think? How much did you get, Bill?
- 14:05 Well, it's hard to say just how much this stuff is worth, but...
- 14:09 The people in the town got the idea I had a couple of kegs aboard my ship, huh?
- 14:16 Course I haven't really
- 14:19 All I've got is this one little piece of a sample. I know you, Bill. You always was lucky. Yeah, I won't deny that. Well, I've got to go, Mame. I've got to see...
- 14:42 Well, so long. So long, Bill.
- 14:47 So, here I am, my friend. Badly in need of money. Suggest you get it for me.
- 14:55 Very quick.
- 14:57 I broke but you can get some for me it will be better for you Sam what do you want I've got to talk to you quick
- 15:11 It's private. Ooh, never would I intrude upon two lover secrets.
- 15:17 Don't forget what I tell you, eh?
- 15:21 Yeah.
- 15:22 Well,
- 15:23 Sam, what do you think happened?
- 15:25 That big lunkhead, Captain Bill Jones, has found a pirate treasure. Gold, Sam, he's gone out aboard his boat. A pirate treasure. Are you drunk so early?
- 15:33 Try your sock, you one. I tell you, I saw it, Sam.
- 15:37 - Call what?
- 15:39 Pockets full of gold, hands full of Spanish coins. Gold, Sam. Gold! Don't you realize?
- 15:45 Gold!
- 15:53 Hey! Hey, Mike! Mike! Huh?
- 15:57 Oh, we wait for you, Captain. Well, I'm staying ashore. I've got a date with Joplin. Where's Bert?
- 16:05 Here he comes.
- 16:09 Come on.
- 16:19 Come back here with us.
- 16:27 Don't leave a waiting test, Captain!
- 16:30 Hi, Doc. Hello, Bill. Long time O.C., Doc. That's right. I was unconscious last time you made the peel. My old enemy here had me down. Yeah, I heard about it. Must have been a rip-storer. Oh, it was. I was out for three days. I saw the managool coming in this morning. I've been waiting for you. Oh, well. Sit down, Bill. Have some breakfast. Yes, sir.
- 17:00 coffee. Right away. Here's to your appetite, Bill. It's never failed me yet. How's yours? You look fit. Oh, I'm about the same. I exist on this mostly. You can't teach a besotted old stomach new tricks. Tell me about yourself.
- 17:14 Where have you been, Bill? What have you been doing? See this thing? It's a doubloon. Where did you steal it? Found it. Found it? Yep, at the bottom of a lagoon. Oh, but you're a liar, Bill. No, I ain't. Not much of a one. Say, what are you up to? Well, Doc, here's the way of it.
- 17:34 What's this yarn about Captain Jones and his treasure? Treasure? I don't know anything about any treasure. Don't lie to me, Joblin.
- 17:44 Mamie he was over here talking to you. The fool, laughing at all over Tom. How much has he got? Did he, did he say? You would never believe it, Johnson.
- 17:56 but he brought back
- 17:57 Two kegs of it. Two kegs of it, Bill? Choc-a-blah.
- 18:03 You're killing me, Bill. You're a calamity to these parts. If I only had some trade goods, knives, tobacco, muskets, flash junk, I could take a swing through the islands. That is, if I had some grub.
- 18:14 Joblin might stake you on speculation. He's hard up for cash. Joblin? The old parrot owns half the island. Yes, but he's overreached himself with land. Says him right. He's crooked as a sea serpent. Here's someone who knows more about that than either of us. Past eight years. Well, how'd that be? Well, I'll tell you sometime. Please go on with your breakfast. I have to change anyway. Hurry back. I will.
- 18:49 What's the matter, Bill? Did you see the way she looked at me? Yeah, it seemed to register. Register? She was a bullseye. I can feel a bell ringing inside.
- 19:08 Captain Bill, not then, Mr. Lewis.
- 19:12 No, she's the daughter of an old friend.
- 19:14 and Dodd Lewis. He was murdered in his safe broken open, everything taken, including a note for $20,000, which he'd loaned to Joblin. Madge came here to collect the money. She had nothing else. But Joblin paid off the note before Lewis' death, that it was returned to him and he destroyed it. Of course, Madge knows he's lying, but she has no proof. She had no money, no place to go, so I made her come here.
- 19:39 Joblin's a dirty crook. Well, I'm almost sure of that.
- 19:44 truth out break every ribbon is chest one by one but you can't do that bill what's the matter job lines the matter always has been the cheating devil I never mind job and go finish your breakfast and let me congratulate you
- 20:00 Captain Bill, I'm so glad for you. About what? Why, the treasure, of course. Who told you about the treasure? Why, everybody's talking about it. It's all over town. All over town? Oh, Bill.
- 20:12 I got it straight from Captain Bill's mate. They brought back a whole fortune in gold pieces. I know a man who saw the gold. Pieces of eight. Vanished the blooms. It's out in the bottom of the blue. Pirate's treasure. No, it was on the Calvo Island. How much do you suppose he got? Four kegs going down. He's running over with it. Four kegs? Chester, did you say ten barrels of gold? Eight barrels? Nothing. Twenty he's got. The blooms. The blue. Pirate's treasure. The gold?
- 20:42 Gold? Did you hear? Those guys found gold. Oh, gold. Pirate gold, Mike? Gold. Gold and gold. In the cave. Big iron-bound kiss. Rotten and bursting with it. Jewels and boils. Scattered among dead men's bones.
- 21:12 Don't follow me, lad.
- 21:16 Never mind.
- 21:19 Captain Bill is keen as alive in Wittehan.
- 21:24 Tell us more about it. Go ahead. Come on, tell us about it. Come on. All right. Well, it was this way, huh?
- 21:42 What's the matter with you girls? Haven't you got anything better to do than to talk about treasure? There's customers to wait on. Come on, get busy. And I'm up to Samir.
- 21:54 You know Captain Bill's mate. What did he tell you about it? Oh, mate, tell me. The foreign hedgehog report is so full of gold, you're walking it up to your knees.
- 22:05 What a sensation. Up to your knees, eh? So you see, the story's all a myth. There is no treasure.
- 22:35 Goodbye, Miss Lewis. Goodbye.
- 22:43 Poor Bill. He's flat broke.
- 22:47 Oh, I'm sorry. You know he's been a hero to me ever since I first saw him. What, you met Bill before? Remember when the steamer McCullough went ashore eight years ago? Of course. I've always kept that clipping. I was on that steamer with my mother and father. Captain Bill's little schooner was the first to reach us. And he stood by in that terrible storm until everyone was saved. Oh, he was wonderful.
- 23:12 Bill shows up best in storms and fights. The minute I saw him, I knew he was my Captain Bill. I wish I could help him. You silly child. I should think you'd have trouble enough without... Well, here comes one of your troubles now, the bumptious old fool. Shh! Have you no respect for wealth? None whatever.
- 23:37 Good morning, my... Morning, Doctor. Morning, Warren. How sweet and cool you look, Dad.
- 23:42 just like a jasmine in a garden. Listen, you smell like one, Warren. Now, Doctor, a touch of scent doesn't owe it any harm. I'd rather have it on my handkerchief than on my breath. I got him that time. Yes. I know this Romeo of yours wants to be alone with you.
- 24:07 Madge, I don't think the Doctor likes me. Oh, it's just his way.
- 24:12 either. And I don't think you should stay here in his house. People are beginning to talk. That's ridiculous. I'm only thinking of your own good. I've told you a dozen times how fond I am of yours.
- 24:42 Why don't you madame? You can't go on living like this.
- 24:53 Have you heard of Captain Bill Jones, Mr. Warren? Heard of him? Who hasn't? They say he's found a great treasure somewhere. Yes, yes, I know. But he needs capital to go after it. Now, if you would invest, say, oh, a thousand dollars without letting him know that I suggested it,
- 25:12 marriage, seriously. Hey, watch out with you're doing. They're captain's breakfast. Bill, did you ever have a list of the passengers?
- 25:53 Have you ever met any of them since? The passengers, I mean. No, and I'm glad of it. There wasn't a good-looking gal in the bunch. I looked them all over careful, like the same as I always do. There's one you missed, Bill. Which one? You, T.
- 26:08 Good morning, Bill. Hi, Dublin.
- 26:12 Don't you think we could go below and have a little conversation, sort of private-like? We're fumigating below to keep out the rats. But you'll have to have stores, Bill. You know, you can have anything we've got. Well, that's fair enough. All you've got to do is leave a couple of doubloons, a couple of bags of doubloons, and my say is the security, and then you can... Security? Oh, I'm surprised that you're jobbing. That hurt's coming from you. Ah, but Bill, business is business.
- 26:38 Security. For visitors, Captain. Pretty lady this time.
- 26:43 But, Bill, listen. Ah, you're a great disappointment to me, Joplin. Great disappointment. Oh.
- 26:54 Hello, Captain Bill.
- 26:57 May we come aboard? Well, hello, Miss Lewis. I'm glad to see you.
- 27:02 Well, you come over the side like a sailor, miss. At least a sailor's daughter. And you've helped me over the side once before. When was I that lucky? I was on the McCullough.
- 27:12 You? I? I thought you said there were no good-looking women under McCullough, Bill. Well, supremacal. Oh, you better help Mr. Warren aboard. He's no sailor. Without old Goonie in the boat, who is he? He's one of the richest planters on the island. What's he want? He wants to talk to you. Be nice to him, Bill. Come aboard, Mr. Warren. It's about time somebody thought that.
- 27:37 Careful, will you? You don't need to tear my arm out of its socket.
- 27:42 Thought you had some meat on those bones. Oh, Captain Bill Jones, Mr. Guy Warren. How do you do, Captain?
- 27:50 First, I want to see your ship. She ain't exactly a boudoir below death. Never mind. I grew up at sea on my father's schooner. I'll show you about. If you go for it, hold your nose. Oh, I know. We carried copper, too. I don't mind it. Come on, Doctor.
- 28:10 Charming girl.
- 28:13 Yeah. Can you blame me for loving her? Loving her? You? Yes.
- 28:20 She wants me to invest a thousand dollars in your next treasure voyage. The devil she does. Yes. If I do, she'll marry me. Now, if you let her think that I have invested a thousand, I'll make you a little present of, say, a hundred dollars. Easy money, Captain. And she gets a fuzzy old granddad for her husband, eh? You and your rotten hundred bucks. Listen, you old walrus.
- 28:42 You know where the devil lives? Of course I do. Well, go there, then. Bless you. Come on. Ned, Ned, come here, quick. We're leaving the city. Goodbye. I hope you choke. I'll teach you a lesson. You can't... I should have dropped him over the side. I hoped you'd accept his offer, but I'm kind of glad you didn't.
- 29:12 Did you know she was thinking of marrying that fuzzy old lobscouse? Yeah. Well, why don't you do something about it? What could I do? If you're a doctor, you could poison the old buzzard. Yes, I might get that. But the poor child would only be that much worse off. Why don't you marry her yourself? Do you think she deserves that?
- 29:43 Well, they had some sort of misunderstanding. He must have been a dumb fool. Who is he? Well, a young trader by the name of Mackenzie. Old Wallerwaga Burns made in a wildfire? That's the lad. He's a good sort, isn't he? He's the best, but he needs a-going over giving up a gal like that. Bill, she's licked. If anything should happen to me, her only way out would be to the... to the altar with old man Warren. I'll carry her off the sea before I'll let her do that. Make a pirate queen of her, eh?
- 30:12 or I'll break his blasted neck. You can't say, Bill. Where's the money to come from? Oh, yeah, that's it. The money. Skip.
- 30:25 What the devil, what's this? Twenty dollars.
- 30:29 Bird, Skip, I didn't steal that money. A fellow gave it to me to put some stuff in your coffee. Yeah? What kind of stuff? Something to put you to sleep. Hmm. Mm-hmm. And then he and his mates are coming aboard to find our treasure.
- 30:42 Then he's going to give me a hundred bucks more. Nice guy. Oh, swell guy, yeah. When's all that's going to happen? Well, he says pretty soon now. He come out to see me today just to find out how smart I am. By golly, I must be smart. We need grub. Why, you cheat and scheming devil, swittling a trust in business man out of his investment. I wonder who's behind this. There's nobody off the beach. Nobody on the beach has got 20 bucks.
- 31:12 What if this thing's gonna run into money? Big money. That the balloon wasn't so unlucky after all. Then you're good luck, Captain. I'm the ship's mascot.
- 31:26 The roaring waves become our slaves we met. Ahoy, Bill! Ahoy! Ahoy there!
- 31:46 Well, wait a minute. I've been thinking. A girl like you alone on a schooner with a guy like me? Maybe we ought to have a chaperone. That's right, you should.
- 31:56 Why don't you come along? Sure, Doc. Everybody knows you're on the level. The voyage would do you good. Not a bad idea. I'd like to get away at that. Then it's settled. How soon do we sail? Well, if I can raise some money in a day or two, we'll put to sea in another thing. As soon as we overhaul the wildfire, you're going to marry young Mackenzie. Do you get that? I get it, Bill. Well, what's the matter? You love him, don't you? You're no sweetheart. Well, I'm glad that's settled. So long, Bill. So long, Doc. Bye.
- 32:42 Hey, Captain. What? Hey, Skip, come here. Come here.
- 32:49 That fellow that gave me the money, he came aboard to see me while you was out fixing the gym. He said that tonight's the night I have to put that stuff in your coffee.
- 32:56 Here's the stuff. Did you get any more money out of him? More money? No, but he said tonight... Ah, you don't understand the business of being a proper crook. A crook promises and gets paid. Then he backs down and gets more pay. He had the money to give you, all right, but you didn't sense enough to ask for it. I ought to take it out of your wages. If you ever get any wages... Look, and then after you're knocked out with the stuff, I'm supposed to show a light in the taffle. Then he comes out in the boat with some gin for the crew. Nice guy. And there'll be a powder in the gin. Oh, sure, but I don't know that.
- 33:26 When the crew gets good and drunk, he and his mates come aboard and get the gold. Then you get knocked in the head. Oh, sure. He's a nice guy. You know, the fellow behind this rig out would be a pretty smart guy. If he wasn't such a fool about treasure.
- 33:43 My biscuits are burning.
- 33:58 Dead to the world.
- 34:02 It worked all right. That's fine, fine. Take a look at the rest of the crew. A blasted sense and act like we was afraid of them. They won't wake up.
- 34:13 Look.
- 34:16 See them land down there? The big lug. That gives us the whole night to work in. We'll tear this tub's ribs from the keel till we find it. It'll be below decks. Have you got your tools, chips?
- 34:27 Yeah, I got him right here. Come on, come on, let's go.
- 34:53 Ah, I like cracking over the head. You ain't going to.
- 34:56 old as any man's can get it. But no hitting of a man what's been dropped. Look here. He's been talking with a bulkhead here. Most natural that he hit that where he could keep an eye on him. Turn it out. Right. Smash it in. It's coming. Hey! You're looking in the wrong place, mate. Mike!
- 35:26 Take it.
- 35:31 A boy to steal my treasure, eh? Jobless. So you're the guy behind this, eh? I suppose you know it means prison for all three of you. It was a gamble, Bill. Just looking for your treasure? I lost him. I'll pay. You bet you'll pay. You'll sweat the bilge out of your filthy hide on a rock pile. Oh, no. No, Bill. Listen. You've got to have stores.
- 35:57 You just make out a list and I'll take him ashore. Ashore? You get ashore once and you'd call me a liar. You'd say you weren't even on my ship. Shall I give him a shave, Captain?
- 36:11 Captain, let me put some of that stuff he sent for you in a cup of coffee and give him a nice drink, huh? Right. Well, pour it down as sort of we have to knock his teeth out. No, no, no, Bill. You wouldn't do that. Then do I get an order for all my stores, all I need?
- 36:26 until they're all aboard yes bill anything you say well let this be a lesson
- 36:35 Trying to steal my treasury.
- 36:45 I'm waiting for a hat full of wind. It'll come with a tide at eight bells. Then we'll up anchor and sail. But Mike's still ashore, isn't he? Yes, he's saying goodbye to his girl. Oh, he'll be aboard in time, all right. I've never seen it quite so calm here at night. You're so lovely. Oh, I'm so glad to be aboard your ship. I'm happy, Bill. Good. So am I. Careful.
- 37:09 woman aboard a ship is bad luck yes i've seen that work out too but it all depends on the woman your good luck for me nothing can go wrong now captain bill
- 37:23 i saw someone swimming toward the ship
- 37:30 well take it easy and i know what's happened it's my captain bill you're going to quickly kill him
- 37:39 and this
- 37:40 It's not the thing you're gonna kill Mike if you don't tell.
- 37:43 One of you boys entered the boat lively. Now I'm going ashore. Look out, but it may be a trap. Then it may not be a trap. If they've hurt, Mike, I'll tear the place down around their ears. All right, I'm going with you then. Now suit yourself. Here, take care of her, Madge.
- 37:54 Well, come below and I'll get you some dry clothes. Gee, if I was a well-man-skipper, I'd go with you. You fellow boy, keep guard that. I know what a boy'd like. Get back. Yeah.
- 38:11 There, this will cover you up till we get something better. Oh, this is pretty. I guess I look too nice to be good, huh? Oh, I wouldn't say that. I know this will kill me.
- 38:22 But I'm going to help the captain.
- 38:52 Come on, get him! Get him!
- 39:22 no
- 39:30 like cut and burn the poor devil please nothing but raw meat who did this to you like who did it here
- 39:44 That man, Samson, Naomi, she helped too. They tortured me.
- 39:54 They want me to tell
- 39:57 Where is Treasure Island?
- 40:02 No puedo decir eso.
- 40:04 No.
- 41:04 ¡Adiós!
- 41:34 ¡Gracias por ver el video!
- 42:04 ¡Suscríbete al canal!
- 42:30 ¡Vamos!
- 42:32 ¡Gracias!
- 42:36 ¿Qué es lo que se piensa?
- 43:06 ¡Gracias por ver el video!
- 43:36 El Terrain, is this mind me, blinds me, tell me why, why does the moon in the sky seem to gleam brighter on thunder?
- 44:06 ¡Suscríbete al canal!
- 44:36 de tu vida.
- 44:42 My heart stands still in the night with you.
- 45:03 ¿Es es el Wildfire, Capitan? ¡No puedo hacerle la rig! ¡Es muy extraño! Llega en la chana en la canta como eso. ¡Es como alguien tenía la idea de que nos quedara fuera de la gente! ¡Por Dios, es Joblin Schooner, la Maluca! ¡No puedo verlo ahora! ¡Black Pears ha tenido! ¡He está dejando de la moneda de los hombres!
- 45:27 ¡Visor es coming!
- 45:28 Esa de los rifles, Mike. ¿Está bien seguro que es Joblin, Maluka? ¡No!
- 45:33 Y es armado con un crew de al menos 20 hombres.
- 45:38 ¿Puedo decir que es un problema para él? No puedo decir. ¿Qué están en aquí para? Solo la verdad es que la verdad es que no es. Pero si no es para no bien.
- 45:47 Si no hubiera el girls, ¿y me hubiera de ser feliz? ¿No hubiera de ser feliz? ¿Puedo haber lido el before y no hubiera de ser feliz? ¿Y con 20 hombres en el crew? Ah, 20 o 100. ¿Qué me ha dado un buen? Ah, pero ¿qué de Joblin?
- 45:58 Dublín no está tan seguro. He es el de la verdadero.
- 46:16 ¡Oye! ¡Hale mi amigo, Captain Veal! ¡I ven para visitar! ¡Vamos a la vuelta, Pierre! ¡¿Qué? ¿Vas a la vuelta? ¿Vas a la vuelta?
- 46:28 Mike, que los men, si se han ido a la mano, si un poco de la escuadra, si se han ido a la mano, si se han ido a la mano. Bien, Captain.
- 46:58 ¿Joplin en la Maluca? Yo swear en mi honor No sé que no era ni su amigo, Samson Yo sentí a mandio de surrender, Bill Ha, ha, ha, ha Friend, speak up, ¿por qué no te? You got your face hidden Pero yo puedo sentir como un viejo, ¿qué es?
- 47:16 Bill, si te surrenderas, promesas de no harm Acá de ti y a tu y a tu people We know you got that gold on board Yeah, just come aboard Anytime you like, and try and find it Oh, you
- 47:28 y mike en saver se get it from a get back to your job
- 48:03 y a de la vida de un 20 de la liga six de las no can't come out the like and handle a rifle so can i no hay may try it tonight but we'll be ready for him i don't feel so good but if there's any trouble you can count on me for the boys
- 48:28 Bueno, mañana.
- 48:32 y en el que se va a hacer
- 48:47 Gracias.
- 48:47 ¿Me refiere a él?
- 48:49 no captain only last night she tell me she loves me well it looks like it my gold son she's come off to more than one ship
- 48:58 i know you come
- 49:09 ¡Vamos juntos, Mike! ¡Vamos, me y los chicos!
- 49:12 y estamos esperando hasta el día
- 49:16 Gracias.
- 49:16 Bien, Capitán.
- 49:18 Gracias.
- 49:19 Gracias.
- 49:23 Gracias.
- 49:25 ¡Gracias!
- 49:55 un poco suave la tierra como un speak up man patrick came find it nada con su cimini samson took her away he tried a maker tell for you hide treasure he wouldn't believe that she didn't know so he beat her to see that i fight for her
- 50:16 Pero Samson, me hagas.
- 50:19 Por lillanana.
- 50:21 Served me right.
- 50:25 Gracias.
- 50:25 Gracias.
- 50:27 You're getting off easy, Pierre As soon as they sober up their men They come to attack you Get ready, Neil We'll do better than that
- 50:36 ¡Vamos a la de ellos!
- 50:38 Do what you can for him, Doc. Yes. Into the boat, Mike. Twenty rounds each man. I'm leaving Doc and you in charge to hold the deck.
- 50:51 One way or another, I won't be going long.
- 50:56 How about it? You know best, Bill.
- 51:00 You're not afraid? No, I'm not afraid. I'm scared. I'm anxious, but I'm not afraid.
- 51:08 ¡Gracias!
- 51:38 ¡Suscríbete al canal!
- 52:08 y
- 52:38 ¡Suscríbete al canal!
- 53:04 ¡Verdad!
- 53:07 ¡Verdad!
- 53:34 ¡Vamos!
- 54:04 ¡Buenos días, Pierre!
- 54:09 ¡Buenos días! ¡Gracias! ¡Buenos días, doctor!
- 54:16 ¡Buenos días!
- 54:21 ¿Qué puedo hacer, doctor? ¡Nos días, mi querido!
- 54:28 No hay que irnos a la gente. ¡Están pronto para nosotros ahora!
- 54:34 ¡Túes un hombre y una mujer!
- 54:40 ¡Gracias! ¡Gracias!
- 54:44 ¡Stay back! ¡Here they come!
- 54:51 ¡Más!
- 54:56 ¡Don't kill me, Bill! ¡I give up! ¡I surrender! ¡Let me hear you! ¡Gapten! ¡Ah, he'll cheat! ¡He'll hang!
- 55:04 No, no, no. I didn't do it. I didn't kill him. It was something. I swear, Bill. Come on, get him below.
- 55:14 Ahoy!
- 55:19 Ahoy, Doc.
- 55:24 I knew you'd be back.
- 55:27 Your calamity, Bill. Can't we do something?
- 55:32 No, no, my dear.
- 55:34 en la que se vayan la que el cojo en
- 55:50 - ¡Vamos! - ¡Vamos!
- 56:01 ¿Qué es el barrio, Mike?
- 56:06 ¿Dónde está el Captain Bill?
- 56:08 Bilo.
- 56:10 Por Samson.
- 56:13 ¿Vale a dar el distrito signal? Vamos a necesitar. ¿Dónde está el Captain?
- 56:27 ¿Va a mantener me tiedo así? ¿Vale a ser tan valioso, Samson?
- 56:31 ¡Samsin!
- 57:01 Gracias.
- 57:10 Oh, Madge, ¿sí que ese chonera que hubo aquí? Es el wildfire.
- 57:25 Look, están poniendo a la moto.
- 57:29 Ollawag will be sending young Mac aboard.
- 57:32 En no tiempo at all, you'll be in each other's arms. You're glad, I guess.
- 57:40 ¿Qué? ¿A mí? ¿Qué? ¿Qué tengo que hacer con esto? Oh, aquí hay un pequeño presento para ti. $20,000. Que te lo haré un buen lugar, ¿vale?
- 58:13 All happiness to you.
- 58:22 Where's Mike?
- 58:25 He went below to call you. Below? Holy smoke, he's after Samson.
- 58:33 ¡Helph! ¡Helph!
- 58:37 ¿Qué estás haciendo? ¡Lete me ir, Capitán Bill! ¡Este hombre me pertenece! ¡Va a matar por lo que me ha hecho a mi anana! ¡Va a matar y a la pierna en la cabeza!
- 58:52 López es muy bueno para él. Él debería morir como mi Anadá.
- 58:57 No, Mike, pero no podemos ser nosotros. Se ha un mil mil de recompensas en su cabeza.
- 59:02 Gracias.
- 59:04 que no me olvidaré. Sí, sé, sé cómo te sientes, pero... ¡Vamos, chico, chico! Pensad en todos los océanos que hemos visto todavía. Es un mundo de divertido esperando por ti y yo.
- 59:17 ahoy come on kid hello Mac Bill we saw your distress signal, something wrong? plenty that's wrong and lots that's right hello Mac Madge Madge Lewis what are you doing aboard this ship? never mind what she's doing, don't stand there gaping it the girl take her in your arms and give her a kiss that's what she's been waiting for we've been lying here at Keeker waiting for you to get in so that you two can get married
- 59:47 ¡Gracias!
- 1:00:00 What?
- 1:00:02 Hey, why don't you let me carry you off the fine young man? Well, I wanted to go for a sale.
- 1:00:11 Well, don't stand there gaping at her. Take her in your arms and give her a kiss. That's what she's waiting for.
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