The Captain's Paradise Page #3
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- 1953
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OTHERWISE,
[ Chuckles ]
COME ON, DARLING.
GOOD NIGHT, MARJORIE.
GOOD NIGHT.
[ Both ]
GOOD NIGHT.
???? [ Classical ]
EVERYONE SAYS SO.
OH, SECOND HAPPIEST,
OF COURSE, I MEAN, DARLING.
[ Chuckles ]
[ Henry, Faint ]
[ Laughing ]
JIMMY.
STOP !
[ Screams ]
OHH ! JIMMY, NO !
[ Speaking Spanish ]
JIMMY, NO !
JIMMY.
[ Jimmy ]
COME ON, ABSALOM,
WAKE UP.
FULL SPEED. WE'RE HUNGRY.
NO.
[ Speaking Spanish ]
[ Laughing ]
[ Speaking Spanish ]
ANYTHING YOU LIKE.
TO MUSTAPHA'S.
[ Spanish ]
[ Ricco ]
AND SO YOU SEE,
HE WAS A GENIUS.
A GENIUS.
YES ?
[ Knock On Door ]
- WHAT ?
I SAY I'M NOT TO BE DISTURBED.
TAKE IT AWAY.
THROW IT OVERBOARD.
THROW YOURSELF OVERBOARD.
THROW THE PASSENGERS OVERBOARD.
PASSENGERS. MM.
THE CAPTAIN'S BODY
HIS BODY IS LYING IN THE DUST.
OH, REALLY.
NOTHING.
NO, NO. EVERYTHING
ABSOLUTELY PERFECT.
SOMETIMES THE CAPTAIN
BUT HE'S ALWAYS
YOU WANT ME:
PLEASE.
NOW, PLEASE,
DO NOT INTERRUPT.
LIVED IN HIS PARADISE.
AND THEN,
EVERYTHING PERFECT,
EVERYONE HAPPY,
HE GETS--
HOW YOU SAY--
A LITTLE CARELESS.
GOOD-BYE.
[ Speaking Spanish ]
[ Speaking Spanish ]
OH.
[ Whistles ]
[ Woman ]
JIMMY !
WELCOME HOME, JIMMY.
AMOR MIO.
VERY CHIC, VERY SAUCY.
OH.
OH, JIMMY,
IS WONDERFUL, THIS.
OH, INSTINCT.
[ Laughing ]
THAT FOOL, ALI.
I DIDN'T SAY APRON.
I SAID BIKINI.
NO, NO, DARLING.
I LOOK FUNNY,SI,
BUT I FEEL GOOD.
GOOD ?
UNDERSTAND ?
SO I COOK FOR YOU,SI ?
COOK ?
I SHOW YOU.
[ Speaking Spanish ]
DARLING,
THERE'S BEEN A MISTAKE.
MISTAKE ?
YOU'RE BEAUTIFUL.
SI.
BEAUTIFUL HAIR,
BEAUTIFUL HANDS,
BEAUTIFUL FEET,
BEAUTIFUL FIGURE,
BEAUTIFUL FACE.
I LOVE YOU TOO, JIMMY.
NOW I COOK.
VANISH ?
YOUR BEAUTIFUL FINGERS
WRINKLED ?
WHAT'S KALIKAN FOR
"BALD AS A COOT" ?
SI.
[ Speaking Spanish ]
WASHING AND DRYING...
[ Speaking Spanish ]
OH, NO, JIMMY.
HAPPENS TO ALL WOMEN.
AND NOT ONLY BEHIND.
BASTA, BASTA !
OH.
WELL, NEVER MIND.
LET'S HAVE SOME CHAMPAGNE.
SI.
[ Chattering
ALI.
OH,CAPITAN,
YOU DID, INDEED.
AN APRON.
IT WAS PRESEN FOR MY OLD MOTHER.
VERY IMPORTANT.
OH, YES, LOOK.
OH, YES, VERY NICE.
OKAY, ALI, I'LL GIVE I TO MADAME NEXT TIME.
YOU GIVE ME:
BACK THE APRON,CAPITAN.
NO, I'LL HOLD ONTO THAT.
YES. A PRESEN FOR SOMEONE IN GIBRALTAR.
OKAY,CAPITAN.
GOOD MORNING,CAPITAN.
GOOD MORNING, PEDRO.
MORNING, RICCO.
MORNING, CAPTAIN.
UH, YES.
MM. UH...
IT'S VERY IMPORTANT.
THE TELEPHONE IS OUT OF ORDER.
GOOD EVENING, MAJOR.
WITH THECAPITAN,SIR.
THE CAPTAIN ORDERS SPARE PARTS
THANK YOU.
FOR CIRCULATING PUMP ?
FOR THE CIRCULATING PUMP.
[ Speaking Spanish ]
THREE-SIXTEENTHS
BY-BY-BY ONE-FIVE-EIGHTHS
SPLIT MANGANESE BRONZE.
THREE-SIXTEENTHS BY--
BY ONE-FIVE-EIGHTHS.
[ Speaking Spanish ]
OH, WHOA, WHOA.
YOU BETTER COME:
BUT HAS NOT A PASS, SIR.
OH, IT'S ALL RIGHT.
THANK YOU, MAJOR.
UH, THE CAPTAIN LEF A PARCEL BEHIND.
[ Horn Honks ]
NOT MUCH NIGHTLIFE
HERE, I'M AFRAID.
OH, IN KALIK,
EVERYBODY UP ALL NIGHT.
DANCING, DRINKING.
OF A NIGHT BIRD.
NOT LIKE:
MADAME ST. JAMES, HUH ?
HUH ? OH, I DON' KNOW ABOUT THAT.
OH, HERE WE ARE.
I'LL JUST INSPECT THE PICKE AT EUROPA POINT...
AND COLLECT YOU.
THANK YOU, MAJOR.
EXCUSE ME, I--
I WISH TO SPEAK:
TO CAPTAIN ST. JAMES.
I'M AFRAID HE'S ASLEEP.
HE DOESN'T LIKE BEING
OH, VERY, VERY URGENT.
UNLESS CAPTAIN FIXES,
GOLDEN FLEECE:
CANNOT LEAVE TOMORROW.
OH.
OH, WELL, IN THAT CASE,
THANK YOU.
I WON'T KEEP YOU A SECOND.
THIS WILL GET SPOILED
IF I'M NOT CAREFUL.
PORRIDGE. CAPTAIN LOVES
IT FOR BREAKFAST.
COFFEE FOR BREAKFAST...
AND IN GIBRALTAR,
I'LL TELL HIM.
SOMETIMES.
HOLIDAY ?
GOOD IDEA.
RICCO.
OH, YES.
UH, PSST.
CARLOS TO YOU.
HMM.
HENRY, THERE'S
HE SAYS IT'S IMPORTANT.
IT'S RICCO.
RICCO ?
WHERE ?
DOWNSTAIRS.
YOU STAY HERE.
NO, I CAN'T, DARLING.
HE'S JUST COMING.
OH, THAT'S GOOD.
YOU'VE NO PASSPORT--
HE GAVE ME A LIFT.
MAJOR ? WHY ?
CIRCULATING PUMP
BROKEN DOWN, CAPTAIN.
LUBRICATING WICKS AND--
UH, VERY NICE COOK
YOU GOT HERE.
OH, YES. YES.
AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
I MUST NO GO ALONE, MAJOR SAID.
FINE.
THEN HE CAN TAKE YOU DOWN TOO.
YOU GO GET DRESSED, HENRY,
AND I'LL GIVE RICCO
OH, NO. RICCO
IF HE'S NOT ALLOWED
GO ON, HENRY.
YES, PLEASE.
ALL ABOUT KALIK.
NOT NOW. COME ON, RICCO.
OH, REALLY, HENRY.
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