The Lost World Page #2
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However, there is
something more important.
Professor Summerlee has implied
that I have been lying.
Is he ready to prove
or disprove my claim;
Will he join me
in this new expedition;
- Answer him, Summerlee.
I doubt that anyone would contribute
to such a wild scheme.
But if they do, I'll accept
your invitation.
- I'll go.
Provided that proper
financing is arranged...
and that the institute certifies
all other acceptable volunteers.
- Volunteers.! Volunteers.!
Yes. Volunteers.
May I call for qualified volunteers;
Ladies and gentlemen, volunteers;
- Here.
- And who are you, sir;
My name is Lord john Roxton. I've earned a certain
reputation as a big-game hunter, explorer.
Lord Roxton. Your eminence in the field
of exploration is well-known.
I feel sure the professors
will approve.
Oh, by all means.
You're welcome, sir. Summerlee;
For myself, I prefer a man
of less notoriety.
From what I hear,
Lord Roxton's more famous-
shall I call them escapades-
which have been so widely
reported in the gossip columns...
have hardly been
in the interest of science.
- However.
John, how wonderful.
I'm going too.
You're what;
You there, Professor.
And you too.
My name is jennifer Holmes, and I can ride,
fly and shoot better than any man I know.
- I want to go too.
- There will be no women on my expedition.
- But, Professor.
- That's final.!
- Hmph!
- May I hear from other volunteers;
- It's a man's world.
- Then why don't you volunteer;
May I hear from other volunteers;
What about it, Malone;
The climate's very good for colds.
You know, the professor owes me something
for that hit on the head.
- Good for you, Malone.
- You, sir.
Your name, please,
and your qualifications.
My name is Edward Malone.
I'm with Global News.
A fine collection of volunteers.
Women and reporters.
Didn't you have enough
at the airport, young man;
Must you continue
to invade my privacy;
I'll have no reporters on this trip!
- Not even for $1 00,000;
- Dad!
My name is Stuart Holmes.
I'm executive vice president
of Global News Service.
And I herewith authorize just such a contribution.
What about it, Professor;
Will $1 00,000 pay for
the passage of Edward Malone;
Very well put, my dear sir.
to resist logic... or cash...
I shall ignore my personal feelings and approve
Mr. Malone as a member of the expedition.
Summerlee;
An adventurer and a newspaperman.
Hardly a crew for
a scientific expedition.
Certainly not men of my choice.
But apparently, with public
appeal... and funds...
reluctantly I agree.
Then that settles it.
Now, may I suggest that this
public demonstration be adjourned;
Ladies and gentlemen, I thank you
for your indulgence. The meeting is adjourned.
- Well, that does it.
- For both of us, I guess.
Well, I'm afraid you'll both do only too well.
Oh, here comes Dad.
- Hello,johnny.
- Stuart.
-jenny.
- Hi, Daddy.
- Thank you, sir.
- Hello, Malone.
- Mr. Malone.
- My dear professor...
we of Global News
are perfectly delighted...
that one of our bright young men is going to
represent us on your epic-making expedition.
Delighted; I should
most certainly hope so.
Good evening.
Jnny, I'm sorry
they turned you down...
but delighted about Malone here.
And good for you,johnny. I'd appreciate it
if you'd look after my boy here.
I'd be glad to, Stuart.
But at the moment I'm looking after your girl.
- Excuse us.
- Good night.
What's wrong, Malone;
Read all about it.!
Challenger leaves for the Lost World.!
Challenger leaves
on safari.! Telegram!
Here's Worldwide News.
The latest bulletin from Ed Malone,
special correspondent for Global News Service...
reports the Challenger expedition
now flying over entirely unexplored wilderness...
en route to Professor Challenger's
still undisclosed destination-
his Lost World somewhere
in the endless rain forests.
According to Mr. Malone-
The trading post
ofTarama, gentlemen.
The port of no return.
Hot, what, eh, Summerlee;
Triumphal music.
Seems appropriate.
Who are those two characters;
We'll soon know.
Senors, I am Senor Costa, in charge of
your arrangements here in Tarama...
and all the supplies necessary to make
your journey to whatever place the senors seek.
Please, may I have
the honor of your name, senor;
Lord Roxton, isn't it;
Why, yes. Have we met;
- We have now.
- Please, senor. This is Gomez, your helicopter pilot.
- Please, Gomez. Allow me.
- You talk too much.
As I said, uh, Your Lordship,
I am Senor Costa.
to welcome Your Lordship's party.
- It's not my party.
- Uh, not- not your party;
Oh, senor. Please pardon my
understandable error.
May- May I wish all good fortune
to your undertaking.
Thanks. But you'll still take your orders
from Professor Challenger.
Senor Challenger;
Ha!
Oh, Senor Challenger, please forgive me.
Let me help you. Here.
Your slightest wish is my command.
Ah, splendid.
That'll be a pleasant change.
So you're our helicopter pilot, eh;
Yes. Manuel Gomez. Very happy to be
at the service of such a famous person.
Oh. So you've heard of me, have you;
Since your last visit to the Amazon,
who hasn't heard of you;
When I was told of-
of your return...
I moved heaven and earth,
trying to be under your command.
Well, that's very understandable, Gomez.
Very understandable.
Is your aircraft ready;
Everything ready.
We spend the night here at the trading post.
In the morning we only have to
load your equipment.
- Which I have arranged.
- Oh, you have, have you;
- What are those;
- Those, Professor Challenger, are mine.
- What is this;
-johnny and Mr. Malone.
- What's she doing here;
- A girl like this, it's anybody's guess.
- Mr. Malone, your cold seems so much better.
- Well, how'd you get here;
I flew in with Senor Gomez.
- What do you mean by bringing this woman here;
- She said you were expecting her.
Oh, don't blame him.
He didn't have any choice.
David, you can come out now.
- David;
- Hi.
- Well, who is David;
- My brother. We're both going along with you.
Your bro- I told you in London
that there'd be no women on this trip.
-And I meant no children either.
-You can't mean me, Professor. I'm past 21 .
Professor...
may I remind you that my father
has invested $1 00,000 in this expedition;
Yes, indeed.
It was very generous of him.
But that paid for
only one passenger, not three.
In that case, what would you do;
Abandon us here in the jungle;
- You will go back on the same
plane that we came in on.
Sorry, Professor, but since there's only
one means of transportation...
I'm afraid we'll have to
borrow your helicopter for a week.
- For a week;
- That'll be quite a delay with the rains coming.
Well, we can't walk.
I'm not going to argue with you.
You heard him, Gomez.
We'll leave in the morning.
- It'll be a real pleasure.
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