The Captain's Paradise Page #2
- Year:
- 1953
- 94 min
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[ Spanish ]
AH,CAPITAN. BUENAS DIAS.
BUENAS DIAS.
MUCHAS GRACIAS.
GRACIAS, CAPITAN.
VAMOS ! VAMOS !
THANKS, ABSALOM.
THE USUAL,CAPITAN.
[ Spanish ]
[ Spanish ]
[ Whistles ]
[ Woman ]
JIMMY !
JIMMY !
DARLING ! MMM !
JIMMY, DARLING !
[ Spanks ]
AH, JIMMY, THEY BEAUTIFUL.
EXOTICAS, COMO TU.
OH, GRACIAS. GRACIAS.
AND I MISS YOU.
IHAVEMISSED.
I HAVE MISSED.
BIEN.
AH.
OH.
BECAUSE I LIKE:
GIVING YOU THINGS.
COMO ?
YO.
NO.
NO.
???? [ Flamenco ]
[ Man ]
OLE ! OLE !
???? [ Man Vocalizing ]
[ Man ]
OLE ! OLE !
???? [ Stops ]
[ Cheering ]
[ Coughs ]
AND NOW, MY FAVORITE.
ARREZ A LA:
VALENCIANNA.
THE CAKE.
A PRESENT FOR:
YOUR ANNIVERSARY, CAPTAIN.
OH.
[ Translating Into Spanish ]
OH.
AND NOW:
YOU MUST BLOW. POOF.
TWO YEARS, JIMMY.
CARO MIO.
TO MY LOVER.
[ Horn Blowing ]
[ Spanish ]
[ Repeating
In Spanish ]
FOLLOWING WIND,
YES, CAPTAIN.
AND THANK YOU, RICCO,
FOR THE CAKE.
OH, SUCH A SMALL GIF FOR SUCH A HAPPY COUPLE.
OH, THANK YOU, RICCO.
THE HAPPIEST COUPLE
OF COURSE, CAPTAIN.
CHRISTINA ONLY HOPE IT TASTED--
OH, DELICIOUS.
YOUR WIFE'S AN EXPERT.
YOU'RE VERY LUCKY, RICCO.
THE SHIP'S ALL YOURS, RICCO.
AS USUAL.
[ Spanish ]
[ Spanish ]
SI, CAPITAN.
GOOD EVENING, CAPTAIN.
GOOD EVENING, RICCO.
AND A VERY:
PLEASANT EVENING TOO.
CAPTAIN, HUH ?
SOON BACK, YES.
WELL, NOW TO
THE SHIPPING OFFICE.
PLENTY OF WORK:
USUAL TIME TOMORROW, RICCO.
- AH, EVENING, ST. JAMES.
- EVENING, MAJOR.
LOOK, UH, APPARENTLY
WHAT ?
WHY WASN'T I TOLD ?
I DIDN'T KNOW, CAPTAIN.
AT ONCE.
WELL, UNFORTUNATELY NOT.
IT'S RATHER SERIOUS, YOU KNOW.
TO GET THROUGH.
DON'T YOU WORRY.
ALL RIGHT, OLD CHAP.
THANKS.
MR. RICCO, I'VE GIVEN
MEMBER OF THIS SHIP'S COMPANY...
IS ALLOWED ASHORE
AT GIBRALTAR.
I KNOW, CAPTAIN.
WITH A BRITISH PASSPORT.
YES, CAPTAIN.
DON'T THEY REALIZE THA ANYONE'S FOUND ASHORE HERE...
THE AUTHORITIES WILL
[ St. James
Speaking Spanish ]
[ Men Muttering ]
VERY WELL, RICCO.
VERY GOOD, CAPTAIN.
THE SHIPPING OFFICE
VERY GOOD.
GOOD NIGHT, CAPTAIN.
GOOD NIGHT. GOOD NIGHT.
THEY'RE A WICKED LOT.
YES, SIR.
GOOD EVENING.
EVENING, MR. BARKER.
OH, GOOD EVENING, SIR.
THANKS VERY MUCH.
YES, SIR.
THANK YOU, SIR.
THANK YOU.
???? [ Whistles ]
[ Woman ]
HENRY ?
DARLING.
OH, HENRY, DARLING.
DINNER WON'T BE--
HENRY, WHAT ON EARTH IS THAT ?
PRESENT FOR YOU, DARLING.
AN ANNIVERSARY PRESENT.
IT'S SO BIG.
I KNOW.
IT'S A COLLAPSIBLE
GARDEN CHAIR.
OH, NO, IT CAN'T BE.
HENRY, HOW WONDERFUL.
LOOK, YOU, UM,
FIT THIS GADGET...
INTO THE SOCKET,
LIKE THIS...
AND YOU'VE GOT A THING
WELL, I'M NOT SURE, DARLING,
BUT I THINK THAT'S
YES, QUITE RIGHT,
DARLING, AS USUAL.
WELL, THAT'S THE CHAIR'S
THING, I SUPPOSE.
THAT'S FOR DOING
IT'S GOT EVERYTHING.
AND GIVE THIS HOUSE THE BIGGES SPRING CLEANING IT'S EVER HAD.
THAT'S THE GIRL.
OH, IT'S LOVELY.
HENRY, YOU SHOULDN'T HAVE.
I DON'T SEE WHY I SHOULDN' GIVE MY WIFE A PRESEN WHEN I WANT TO.
I LOVE IT.
AND YOU.
OH, I FORGOT.
I SAY, REALLY ?
YOU KNOW.
OH, DARLING, SOCKS.
[ Giggles ]
WELL, I COULDN'T DARN
YES.
I LOVE THEM, DARLING.
OH, HENRY.
NOW, YOU MAKE
YOURSELF COMFORTABLE,
YOU HAVEN'T GOT TIME
FOR A PIPE TONIGHT.
OH, AM I ?
OH, YES.
REALLY ?
YES. THE AUTHORITIES
COME ALONG.
IT'S ALL READY.
WHAT'S THIS
DELICIOUS SMELL ?
IT'S NOT--
IT 'TIS !
MY FAVORITE !
RISSOLES.
I THOUGHT THAT'S
WHAT YOU'D LIKE.
HELLO, HELLO, HELLO.
WHAT'S THIS ?
WELL, I THOUGHT,
AS IT'S AN ANNIVERSARY--
YES, OF COURSE.
ALGERIAN.
SAYS IT'S VERY GOOD.
OH, DARLING, YOU'VE
OH, HENRY,
[ Chuckles ]
[ St. James ]
MAUD ?
JUST A SECOND, DARLING.
10:
00.BEDDY-BYES.
THERE.
OH, DARLING,
THIS IS A SURPRISE.
FROM A NEW RECIPE.
I'M SURE IT'S WONDERFUL.
MUST WE ?
IT SEEMS A SHAME.
TOGETHER.
[ Chuckles ]
THINK OF IT, HENRY,
THREE YEARS ALREADY.
TO THE MAN:
[ Whistles ]
CAPTAIN.
[ Ricco ]
HALFWAY ACROSS, CAPTAIN.
THANK YOU.
???? [ Latin ]
[ Growls ]
???? [ Stops ]
MORE ! MORE !
???? [ Resumes ]
???? [ Slow ]
???? [ Stops ]
GOOD GRACIOUS,
IT'S 10:
00.BEDDY-BYES.
YES, DARLING.
ARE YOU LEAVING:
AH, BEDTIME, I'M AFRAID.
MARJORIE THOUGH IT MIGHT BE NICE IF WE DROVE UP
IT'S SO LOVELY
YES.
OH, SORRY.
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