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(dramatic orchestral music)

(thunder rumbling)

(ominous music) (thunder rumbling)

(shop bell ringing)

(door latches)

- Good evening, Saunders.

- [Saunders] Good evening, doctor.

- Well, have you made up your mind?

- [Saunders] Well I, thought I'd like to talk to you again.

- All right.

I can think of nothing further to discuss however.

(thunder rumbling)

Other then to say that my offer still holds

good and I'm anxious to proceed.

(footsteps receding)

(door latches)

(monkey chattering)

You see I've gone as far as I can

in my scientific research among the lower animals

and my experiments in that field

met with complete success.

But it obvious that my findings will

not be accepted for the medical world

until they have first been demonstrated upon a human being.

- And if your experiment fails?

- Oh, have no fear my dear boy.

Have no fear.

All these have been placed in a state

of suspended animation for various periods of time.

During which previously induced diseases

have been completely cured.

Do you know what that means man?

Disease, the scourge of humanity will be cast out.

Human beings will be placed in

a cataleptic state until a cure is effected.

Then resuscitated and returned to normal life.

Think of it man.

The span of human life will be prolonged indefinitely.

And think of the part you're playing

in this great boon to mankind.

- Right now my interest in mankind

comes a little closer to home.

- [Ralph] How long do you think your wife

and family had a square meal?

(thunder rumbling)

- Too long.

- Well uh, wouldn't a thousand dollars go

a long way towards solving that problem?

(bills rustling)

- How long would you wanna keep me that way?

- Oh, only long enough to substantiate my theories.

- If anything happens, you'll see

that my wife gets this money?

(Ralph laughs)

- Nothing will happen my dear boy, nothing.

Now, let me have your coat.

(coat rustling)

That's right.

Now take your place on the table,

roll up your right sleeve and relax.

(footsteps receding)

(thunder rumbling) (ominous music)

- You should've gotten in touch

with us sooner Mrs. Saunders.

- I had to come all the way from Sunnyvale.

I, I didn't realize what he planned to do until,

until he didn't come home last night.

- This is not the first complaint

we've had about this self appointed doctor.

- If we can just get something definite on him,

we'll do the public a great service.

(curtains rustling)

(tense music)

(door slams)

(dramatic music)

- [Detective] Give it the shoulder.

(tense music) (door banging)

(door bangs) (shop bell ringing)

All right, break it down boys.

(door banging) (dramatic music)

- [Detective] O'Ryan?

(tense music)

- Afraid we're too late.

(tense music)

For years the medical profession has feared the results

of this outlaw scientist's experiments.

We've done everything in our power to curve his activities.

(Mrs. Saunders sobbing) (somber music)

- Maybe my department can stop him now.

(Mrs. Saunders sobbing) (somber music)

Calling all cars, calling all cars.

Pick up Ralph Benson, 5'9" tall, gray eyes, heavy set.

Wears a close cropped beard.

Last known whereabouts are

the vicinity of Market and Peck Streets.

Wanted for murder.

(engine rumbling)

- Flash.

At 7 o'clock this morning a general police call

was sounded for one Ralph Benson.

A pseudo scientist wanted for

the alleged murder of R.B. Saunders.

It is believed that Saunders came

to his death while a subject of Benson's experimentation's

in the realm of suspended animation.

The medical profession has joined hands with the police

in an all out effort to apprehend

the mad doctor of Market Street.

(orchestral music) (passengers chattering)

- Oh, Miss Wentworth?

When you get a chance will you introduce

me to that swell lookin' niece of yours (chuckles)?

- I'm the niece.

- Huh?

Well can you imagine that?

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- Oh uh, I'm sorry.

- Patricia?

Patricia?

(orchestral music)

- Why hello Aunt Margaret, how darling you look.

Do you know Mr. Hadley? - Oh, yes of course.

How are you Mr. Hadley?

- Why, fine thank you.

- It's so nice of you to ask me to dance.

You don't mind do you Pat?

- Well there isn't much I can do

if Mr. Hadley prefers you.

- Why, you didn't say

anything about that. - Oh, don't say another word.

If it were any other woman but my aunt I'd be jealous.

(Margaret laughs)

Put on your shin guards.

- Next time I have a niece she's gonna be younger then me.

Tell me more about Shanghai, Mr. Hadley.

I just love the Chinese.

They're so, so oriental.

- Do ya?

- Yes.

- Well, good evening Miss Wentworth.

- Oh, hello.

- You remember me?

I'm your deck steward.

- Why yes, of course.

How are you?

- I'm fine thank you.

Would you like to dance?

- Why, I'd love to.

- The deck steward's place is on the deck.

Remember that.

- Yes sir.

I'm sorry.

- But I...

(orchestral music) (passengers chattering)

- Well Colonel, do you still think he's on board?

- There's no question about it Captain.

He must've dyed his hair or shaved his beard.

He might be a little difficult to identify

but we've got over a week before we get to New Zealand.

- It isn't a very pleasant thing to know

that you've got a murderer loose on your ship.

- You see, an ordinary killer is easy to catch.

This fellow Benson is clever, very clever.

- [Captain] And a little crazy.

- [Mr. Crandall] I wouldn't be surprised.

- Excuse me, you're wanted on the bridge sir.

- Very well.

Do you wanna come along?

- No thank you, I'll see you later.

(orchestral music)

(passengers applauding)

(orchestral music)

- Evening Mr. Crandall.

- Oh (laughs), it's you Mr. Graham.

- Yes, I thought I'd take a breath of fresh air.

It's rather stuffy in the salon.

- Thanks.

You're getting off in New Zealand, that right?

- Yes.

What's your destination?

- Australia.

You have business in New Zealand?

- Not yet.

I'm going to take a look around

and if I find a suitable location.

- What's your line Mr. Graham?

- Antiques.

Oh, look.

There's a ship.

Must be five miles away.

There's something fascinating about passing a ship.

- [Mr. Crandall] Yes there is.

(orchestral music)

- Must be a freighter.

- No, I think that's a passenger boat.

Suppose I might be wrong but...

(hand whacks)

(water splashes)

- Man overboard!

Man overboard!

(footsteps receding)

Man overboard!

(orchestral music) (footsteps receding)

- Man overboard sir.

- Stand by.

(lever dinging)

(orchestral music)

- There's a man overboard!

- [Woman] Who was it?

- [Crew Member] I don't know, they're goin' back.

Maybe they can find him.

(all chattering)

- Oh, isn't it exciting?

Just when things were getting dull.

- [Patricia] Aunt Margaret.

- Oh, come on.

- Turn on the search light.

(passengers chattering)

- Lower away!

(passengers chattering)

(water splashes)

Now lower!

(boat clattering)

There! - Never find him.

- Guess he took the count huh?

- How perfectly awful.

- If he had only learned to swim.

(water splashing)

- Well Captain?

- I'm afraid it's no use.

Order the men back to the ship.

- Yes.

Return to ship!

(lever dinging)

(water splashing)

(shoes scuffling)

- Good morning.

- [Red] Morning.

(door slams)

- Oh I uh, I hope I didn't embarrass you last night.

- Not at all.

- You see, I'm not up in this nautical etiquette uh,

this is my first and last trip.

- Being discharged?

- No, this is sort of a post graduate course

in working my way through college.

- Yes?

- I'm on my way to Australia to

get a job at a hospital there.

I just completed by internship.

- Well, I wish you the best of luck.

- Well, isn't there something I can get for you?

- No, thank you.

- How 'bout a cup of bouillon or maybe a sandwich?

- Just had my breakfast.

- How 'bout a nice blanket?

Oh, you'd love a blanket.

It's good for you.

- I don't think I need it.

- Oh, we have to look after our passengers you know?

That's what we get paid for.

- Look, for your information this

is the south seas and it's a very warm day.

- Well that's just the time to watch out.

Why, most people catch cold on warm days.

- But I don't want a blanket.

- Okay.

(chair clattering)

Oh!

I'm sorry, I'm terribly sorry.

I can't understand what could've happened.

The chair must've not been put together right.

- [Dwight] What's going on here?

- Oh, why gee sir, the chair collapsed

and then Miss Wentworth collapsed and I,

well I was just trying to help uh, un collapse her.

- Will one of you gentlemen please help me up?

- That's all.

I'll take care of this.

- Anything else Miss?

- No, thank you.

- You can go.

- Yes sir.

(shoes scuffling)

- You know the man, the one who fell overboard.

- Well he didn't fall overboard, he was pushed.

- Pushed, but why?

- He was a detective.

He sailed with us to capture Ralph Benson.

- Benson.

That name's familiar.

- Well you must remember, the papers was full of it.

He's a chemist who's been experimenting with suspended life?

- Oh, didn't he kill a man and

then try to make him live again?

- Mm hm, that's the man.

And his guinea pig double crossed him and stayed dead.

- I remember now.

Have they arrested him?

- Well that's the trouble, they don't know who he is.

He's probably changed his appearance.

Don't you worry.

It was the detective he was after and he got him.

- Oh.

Aunt Margaret?

You know that man who drowned last night?

- Mm hm.

- He didn't commit suicide, he was murdered.

- Oh, well that does make a difference doesn't it?

Murdered Aunt Margaret, murdered.

- Murdered?

Hm.

Hm?

Well then he's dead.

He not only drowned that detective,

he's wanted for murder too.

- No.

- Don't tell anybody, it's a secret.

They're, they're trying to keep

the whole thing very quiet.

He's a murderer.

'Course he goes in a round about way

to do it but he does it.

- That's positively invigoratin'.

- Isn't it?

(orchestral music)

Oh, well there's somebody I haven't told.

Excuse me.

- Sure.

(orchestral music)

- Oh, Mr. Graham I've been looking all over for you.

- Really?

- Yes.

We're up to our ears in a murder mystery

and it's right under our noses too.

- You don't say?

- Yes I do.

The murderers name is Ralph Benson

and he's right on this very ship.

- [Patricia] Aunt Margaret?

- Oh, oh yes darling.

I'm coming.

Uh, excuse me please.

(orchestral music) (passengers chattering)

- Aunt Margaret, I don't wanna tell you what to do

but you've got to be more careful with whom you talk.

Don't forget this Ralph Benson person

is much more successful at killing people

then he is at bringing them back to life.

- Oh my goodness.

(orchestral music)

Uh, just forget what I said.

- Pleasure.

(orchestral music)

(water sloshing) (orchestral music)

(upbeat orchestral music)

(phone buzzing)

- Yes?

- There's a fire in the hold sir, beyond control.

- Close your above head doors.

Stand by for further orders.

- Yes sir.

- Fire in the hull sir.

It's beyond control.

- Man the fire stations.

Take necessary precautions.

- [Crew Member] Yes sir.

(alarm blaring)

- The ship's burning!

(woman screams)

(all exclaiming) (dramatic music)

(fire alarm blaring) (dramatic music)

(woman screams)

(dramatic music)

(fire alarm blaring) (dramatic music)

- Miss Wentworth?

Miss Wentworth, wake up!

- Oh!

What do you want?

- Where's Patricia?

- I don't know.

- Come on, you gotta get off the boat.

- What in the middle of the ocean?

Don't be silly.

My ticket's good to New Zealand.

- But the boat's on fire.

- I still say that my ticket - what?

Oh I'll sue the company, that's what I'll do.

I and a million friends.

Oh this is, I wasn't warned about anything like this.

Now take your coat!

(dramatic music)

- Aunt Margaret!

Aunt Margaret!

(passengers exclaiming) (dramatic music)

- Patricia!

- Patricia!

(passengers exclaiming) (dramatic music)

- Oh there she is!

- Aunt Margaret!

- We've been lookin' everywhere!

(passengers chattering) (dramatic music)

- This boat's full, take the next one!

- I'm getting on this boat!

- [Crew Member] There's room on the next one.

(dramatic music)

- [Crew Member] This way!

(dramatic music)

All right!

Lower away!

(dramatic music)

- Radio our position.

Stand by to abandon ship.

- Yes sir.

(dramatic music) (fire crackling)

(telegraph beeping) (dramatic music)

- S.S. Paradise, she's on fire.

- General broadcast.

Stand by all ships.

S.S. Paradise on fire sinking fast.

15 degrees eight minutes south,

173 degrees, 23 minutes west.

Pick up survivors near (unintelligible) islands.

(telegraph beeping) (dramatic music)

(gentle music) (waves splashing)

- Haven't you any idea of where we are?

- Well, it could be any one of a dozen islands.

If our signal got through we'll be picked up all right.

- Well I hope so.

I must get to New Zealand, I simply must.

- Aunt Margaret's planning to be married.

- Yes.

But, every time I get there Sir Archibald has just left.

You know, this is my sixth trip to New Zealand.

Or is it seven?

I must speak to him about that.

- Hey you know I'm booked to fight Mulligan.

If I don't show up he'll think I took a powder.

(wood thudding)

- Well, all we need is some food and we'll have breakfast.

- Did you see any signs of other survivors

or people that might live here?

- No, Mr. Graham.

I don't believe there's anybody else on the island.

(Mr. Graham tsks)

(water splashing)

(stick thudding) (water splashing)

(speaking in foreign language)

(all chanting)

(doorway beads clattering) (all chanting)

- [Elan] Tanao must live.

(all chanting)

- [Barab] Tanao will die.

(all chanting)

- Why you say Tanao die?

- [Barab] White man come to island.

- White man bring evil spirits.

Every time traders come, people die.

They go in fire.

Get white man.

When stars shine we burn evil spirits and Tanao get well.

- Can't complain about a life of excitement.

A murder mystery, a shipwreck and now we're

the prisoners of a bunch of savages.

- Why did they bring us here?

What are they gonna do with us?

- Oh stop asking questions.

You sound like one of them quiz programs.

- Oh!

Uh, how do you do?

(tribe member grunts)

I beg your pardon?

(tribe member grunts)

Oh.

- Mm.

Very interesting.

Artistic in a crude sort of way.

(dramatic drumming)

- Aunt Margaret, isn't there something we can--

- Say, mister would you please get out of the way?

(tribe member grunting)

(Patricia sighs)

Oh, you should be more careful of what you eat (chuckles).

If you please hm?

(dramatic drumming) (tribe vocalizing)

Why they're, they're building a big fire.

Maybe they're gonna give us a weenie roast.

- I'll take mine with mustard.

(tribe vocalizing) (dramatic drumming)

- They're gonna burn us in that fire.

- I shouldn't be surprised.

They're a very superstitious tribe and think we are evil.

- Well, I'm superstitious too but

I don't go around burning people.

- Hey, this could be serious huh?

(tribe member speaking in foreign language)

(tribe vocalizing) (dramatic drumming)

(tribe member speaking in foreign language)

(dramatic drumming)

- You're going to put us in that fire?

(speaking in foreign language)

- Hey, wait a minute, are you on the level

about givin' us this jungle hot foot?

(Barab speaking in foreign language)

I'll take these four.

(all chattering) (men grunting)

- Take your hands off of me.

(men speaking in foreign language)

- Cut it out or I'll slap 'em dead.

(all chattering)

You can't do this to me I tell ya!

(dramatic drumming)

(woman screams)

(dramatic drumming)

(woman screams)

- Tanao?

Tanao dead.

Evil spirits kill her.

- I can bring her back to life.

I can make your Tanao live again.

- But Tanao dead.

- Yes, I know but I can bring her back to life.

- You do that you'll have anything.

- Black case in boat.

Bring it quickly.

- [Elan] In boat?

- Boat we came in on beach.

Must have black box.

Hurry!

(Elan speaking in foreign language)

(hands clapping)

Go!

(footsteps receding)

- You know who he is?

- Benson.

(tense music)

- Tanao lives.

Tanao lives.

(gentle music)

Tanao?

(gentle music)

- Elan?

(gentle music)

- You God of life.

We your slaves.

(all cheering)

(Margaret laughs)

- He'd be handy to have around.

- Make a swell second.

(tribe cheering)

(doorway beads clattering)

- You like?

- Very much.

- Anything you want you ask.

- I'll do that.

- Tanao much better.

- Oh, I'm glad to hear that.

Did you break up the boat as I told you?

My people must not leave the island.

(doorway beads clattering)

- You wanted to see us?

- [Ralph] Yes, come in.

- Hey, that was a great trick you done there.

How 'bout showin' me so I can

be the life of the party (laughs).

- I'm afraid you haven't the mentality to learn it.

- What's the idea of ordering people around?

- It's a habit I've acquired, a very pleasant one.

I dare say you know that I'm Ralph Benson,

and naturally you're aware that I'm wanted for murder

but there's nothing you can do about it.

- Oh, we could have you arrested.

There's a law against murder and you know it.

- There's only one law here at present and that's mine.

Please remember that.

I asked you here because I wanted to tell

you we're all remaining on this island.

Why?

So that I may continue my experiments.

Before long I'll be able to bring people

back who've been dead for months, maybe years.

I'll be the greatest man who ever set foot on this Earth.

All will honor my name.

- Well what do you want us for?

- Well naturally I have no intention

of you informing the police of my whereabouts.

Besides, it might be necessary for me

to experiment upon the more civilized.

That'll be all for the present.

You may go now.

(floorboard creaking)

(birds chirping)

- Maybe I shoulda let him have one huh?

- Wonder why he put us so far from the settlement.

- He isn't afraid we'll run away.

You don't get off an island without a boat.

Benson took care of ours.

- He sure is a screwball.

- Yes and crazy too.

- Do you think he meant what he said?

- If you're talkin' about his experimenting

I don't see how he can do that with us.

He wants to bring the dead back to life and we aren't dead.

- [Jim] He could remedy that.

- You mean croak us?

- Oh now, isn't that silly with

all the people dying every day.

(plane engine whirring) (birds chirping)

What's that?

(plane engine whirring) (birds chirping)

- It's an airplane.

- They're looking for us.

- Where is it?

- Yoo hoo!

Yoo hoo!

Oh, here we are!

Down here!

We're right down here, wait for me.

(plane engine whirring) (birds chirping)

- They picked up a couple a dozen

on an island just south of here.

- Great.

We haven't done so badly ourselves.

I'd like to split that $5,000

reward offered by Sir Archibald.

(plane engine whirring)

- Hey!

(Red whistling)

Hey!

- Wait for me.

Help, pilot!

Oo, oo, pilot look!

Here we are down here!

- Margaret they can't hear you.

- They can't?

Oh!

- Let's take a look on the other side.

- Righto.

- Hey fellas!

Hey!

- Pilot!

Hey, woo hoo!

Oh pilot!

Woo look!

(Margaret sighs)

(plane engine whirring)

- I thought we had 'em for a minute.

- You tried, that's all anyone can do.

- Now we'll never get off the island.

- Look bub, anytime you want

your jaw broken just let me know.

- I was nearly in New Zealand.

(birds chirping)

(Red chuckles)

- Hey Maggie, was you ever in Burlesque?

- Oh no (laughs).

(Red chuckles)

Oh!

(Red laughs)

(gentle music)

- Tanao happy you save her life.

- Oh hello Tanao.

- For you.

- Oh, thank you Tanao.

- You no like flowers?

- Oh yes, yes of course but

just now there are things of more importance,

much more importance.

Put them over there on the table Tanao.

(gentle music)

- God of life bring back more people from dead?

- Someday Tanao.

Someday I shall bring many people back from dead.

Someday because of me, there will be no death.

That's why I must go on with my great work.

Nothing must interfere with it.

- How you do, bring back people from dead?

(tense music)

- Sit down Tanao.

(tense music)

You like flowers?

- Smell pretty.

- Yes.

(tense music)

(dramatic drumming)

What's that?

- Elan.

Drums.

He call pretty girls to village.

(dramatic drumming)

You like to have wife?

(dramatic drumming)

- I'm afraid not Tanao.

- You come to village.

Elan give you prettiest girl on island.

- You don't understand Tanao.

Nothing must interfere with my work.

- I understand.

You bring white girl here to make wife.

(dramatic drumming)

- No Tanao, I'm afraid even that pleasant prospect

must not interfere with my experiments.

- Maybe white wife help experiment.

Sometime wife help in great work.

- You've given me an excellent idea.

Maybe white wife would help in great work.

Maybe white wife completely necessary to my experiments.

(dramatic drumming)

- Guess I know what you're thinking about.

- Seems like a long time ago, the boat and all that.

- I was pretty fresh.

- But cute.

You know I'm sorry we didn't have that dance.

- Oh, that's all right.

We'll have a lot of dances together, you'll see.

- My imagination isn't that keen.

First we've gotta get off the island.

- That plane will come back.

You'll enjoy New Zealand.

It's a great country.

- I planned to look around after Aunt Margaret got married.

- You know there's an island down there

where stealing cattle is capital punishment.

Stealing a goat is grand larceny.

Stealing a woman is petty larceny.

- I suppose I should be insulted.

- Well let me assure young lady,

there's nothing petty about me.

For instance, a couple of days ago if I did this,

(tropical music)

I'd probably gotten a slap in the face, and now...

(hand slaps)

(Patricia laughs)

(tropical music)

- I sure wish they had some plumbing on this island.

You know it's a sleepers jump to that well.

(birds chirping)

- Uh oh.

(tropical music)

- Hey folks, the boogeyman is here.

Anybody want a headache?

- Well, well old hocus pocus himself.

- Good morning all.

I trust you're comfortable?

- Most comfortable thank you.

- Look Benson, some arrangement should

be made to get the women off the island.

- And be deprived of such charming companions?

Oh I'm sorry.

I shall have to veto your heroic gesture.

- Look, you know you're gettin'

kinda heavy around the middle.

How 'bout you and me workin' out?

You know, boxin' a little?

It'll put ya in condition.

(Ralph's throat clears)

(birds chirping)

- Thank you.

My condition is quite satisfactory.

I came over here to invite you and Patricia

to have dinner with me this evening.

- Oh, thank you Mr. Benson

but we have a previous engagement.

- I'm afraid you'll have to break it.

I'll be expecting you.

Good morning.

(Margaret chuckles)

- Easy Red.

(tropical music)

- I'll be he wants to poison us.

- Oh, I'm sure he doesn't wanna do that but,

he definitely has some reason.

- Well, then let's invite him over here and poison him.

(all laughing)

Oh no I mean it!

I do.

(all laughing) (birds chirping)

(server speaking in foreign language)

- Try some papaya, they're delightful.

- Thank you, I tasted them when I was in Honolulu.

- I wish we'd stayed there.

- You're not a very pleasant person.

- Well I like that.

I don't have to stay here-- - Aunt Margaret,

we're not in as fortunate a position as Mr. Benson.

He can say what he pleases.

- That's right.

- You ladies have nothing to complain about.

If it hadn't been for me you'd have been burned alive

but just think of it, my genius has turned

an island of savages to devoted slaves.

- Incredible.

- I asked you here tonight for a very definite purpose.

- That's what we thought.

- To accomplish what I want it may

be necessary for me to remain on

the island for several years,

and I don't see any reason why I should live alone.

(Ralph's throat clears)

You, understand? (gentle music)

- Not exactly.

- I'm asking you to marry me.

(gentle music)

- You can't be serious.

(gentle music)

- Now don't tell me to shut up.

Listen Mr. Genius, you wouldn't dare speak

to my niece like that if it weren't for the fact--

- Please Aunt Margaret, it won't do

you any good to excite yourself.

(gentle music)

- Mr. Benson, I appreciate your compliment,

but your proposal is quite impossible.

- I don't agree with you.

However, you have until tomorrow to make your decision.

(gentle music)

- Wish I'd have been there.

I'd have torn him apart.

- Oh, I thought of that but it wouldn't have done any good.

He'd just put himself together again.

- You can't reason with him.

He's a crazy man obsessed with power.

That's a pretty dangerous combination.

- Well there's only one thing to do.

Marry him.

- Why didn't you go down with the ship.

- Well at least I'll have to give him some answer.

Promise to marry him or something.

- If you could just stall him,

we might be able to get away.

- I was thinking of that.

There are other islands nearby.

- Hey I'll get a canoe off of one

of them natives if I gotta take 'em all on.

Well, one at a time.

- Pat, do you think you could stall him?

- Well, I'll try.

- I do hope you'll forgive me for talking shop

especially when there's so much

more important things to talk about.

Our marriage for instance.

- Oh, I'd like to talk about that.

- Mm?

- I think it would turn out very nice but uh,

I don't think there's any reason why we should rush into it.

Probably a couple of weeks.

- Well that's uh, a little too indefinite.

- Well shall we say a few days then?

Is that better?

- Oh much better.

I'll tell the Chief to make preparations.

We'll have a mating ceremony, huh?

I can't help but notice your change of attitude

and I'd even get the impression that you liked me.

- Oh I admire you very much.

You're clever.

- Thank you my dear.

(gentle music)

This is perfect for my first experiment.

I can seal the body up in there.

And later restore it to life.

- I guess you could.

- You know my dear, I shall soon be able

to bring back life to a person

who's been dead for three days or more,

just as the natives worship me,

call me the God of life,

so shall all the people of the Earth.

Mark my words.

- Of course.

Do you uh, still intend to experiment on the more civilized?

- Oh yes, yes, yes but uh (laughs),

that's no matter for my future wife to worry about.

I have the choice of three men.

- Which one?

- Well I haven't decided yet.

That's a mere detail (chuckles).

(tense music) (birds chirping)

- This is it Red.

Stay here and don't let anybody take the boat.

I'll get the others.

- Don't worry about me.

I'm the best little canoe watcher you ever saw.

Go ahead, beat it.

(tense music) (birds chirping)

- Well, we're all set.

We've got a boat.

- Wow! - Where is it?

- Down by the lagoon.

Red's on the job.

Come on, let's get this stuff down there.

- I'll help you.

- No, Dwight and I can manage.

Come on.

Get yourself an armful there.

A couple more trips and we can

get all this stuff down there.

- Jim?

(gentle music)

(tense music)

- You say she's with other man?

- Yes.

Your woman put arms around sailor man.

- Where are they now?

- Where she live.

- Tell Elan I want to see him, quick.

(doorway beads clattering)

(gentle music)

(fruit rustling) (gentle music)

(footsteps approaching) (gentle music)

(tribe chattering) (men grunting)

- I can't understand what's keeping him.

- Well, let's get started.

We don't have to wait for him.

- Now you wait here.

I'll look for the skipper.

(tense music)

Jim?

(tense music)

- Oh, why don't they hurry?

- There's not much longer then we have to wait.

Somebody's bound to find us.

- [Patricia] Well we can't leave without them.

- Don't be crazy.

This is our one chance to get away.

There's food enough there for the three of us

but the five us, we'll never make it.

- Why you, you can't do a thing like that.

I never--

- I can't can I?

I'm not gonna let that that crackpot kill me.

- [Patricia] Oh Aunt Margaret!

(Margaret screams)

- [Margaret] Come back here!

- [Patricia] Come back here!

- Oh!

Oh.

(water splashing)

- Hey, what happened?

Where's the boat?

- Dwight took it.

- He did?

That dirty double crosser.

- Did you find Jim?

- I was up to the hut, didn't get the grub.

It was all over the floor.

Looks like there was a fight or somethin'.

- I'll bet Benson got him.

Oh Pat, where are you going?

- I'm going to find Benson.

- Hey, wait a minute, we'll all go.

- I'm coming.

- You shall the honor of being my first experiment.

I'm going to put you to sleep.

A long sleep of death.

- Why you lunatic!

- I regret you won't have the pleasure

of witnessing my marriage to Miss Patricia.

- Why you!

(tense music)

(Jim grunting) (tense music)

(gentle music) (crickets chirping)

- Put him in there.

(tribe chattering)

(gentle music)

Why don't they do as I ask?

- My people afraid you put man in ground, no go to sky.

- Tell them not to worry.

I God of life.

(Elan speaking in foreign language)

(gentle music) (tribe chattering)

(rocks thudding) (gentle music)

(dramatic music) (water splashing)

(tribe chattering)

(Elan speaking in foreign language)

- My people 'fraid.

- Tell them not to be.

Send them back to the village.

(footsteps approaching)

- Where's Jim?

- In there.

He is my experiment.

- You've got to get him out of there.

Don't stand there and stare at me,

you've got to get him out of there.

- Don't get excited my dear.

I'll do exactly as you wish.

However he'll remain in there until after our marriage.

When will that be?

- As soon as possible.

(tribe cheering) (dramatic drumming)

- For show huh?

(tribe laughing) (dramatic drumming)

- Well I, I've kept my promise.

- You want me to bring your sailor back to life.

Is that it?

- I married you because I had no choice.

- Oh don't say that darling.

After all there is my vanity to consider.

- Please, you've got to keep your promise.

- Have I?

(tribe member cheering) (dramatic drumming)

- Mr. Hogan, I knew it, we have to go to work on him.

(tribe member cheering) (dramatic drumming)

- Okay Maggie.

(tribe member cheering) (dramatic drumming)

- Listen uh, man in ground bring evil spirit.

(tribe member cheering) (dramatic drumming)

- Look fellas, God of life ought

to get man out of ground.

(tribe chattering) (dramatic drumming)

Hey Chief, Chief, Chief?

Evil spirit's know white man all covered up with rocks.

Evil spirit's gonna be plenty sore.

You can't blame him.

Evil spirits no want man dead.

Want man live.

(Elan speaking in foreign language)

- Why did the drums stop?

(tribe chattering)

- Guess I'm gettin' kinda smart huh?

- I'll give ya odds either way.

- Hey Maggie?

(tribe chattering) (birds chirping)

- [Ralph] What's this?

Tell 'em to go away.

Dance or something.

- They no go way.

- Man in ground evil.

- [Elan] They think you can no bring back dead.

- I can bring him back any time I wish to.

- You do now.

- [Kalo] Make man live.

- All right.

Bring him to my hut.

(Elan speaking in foreign language)

(tribe chattering)

(tense music)

He's alive.

(tense music)

- Jim?

(tense music)

- How do you feel skipper?

Can you make it all right?

- Fine, yeah.

- Oh, when you came back to life I thought I'd die.

- I wasn't dead.

Just a case of suspended animation.

The idea itself isn't new.

Several scientists have suspended life by freezing.

People have been kept alive indefinitely that way.

- No!

- Yeah, but what about Tanao?

- Oh, she had a heart attack and Benson

was smart enough to take advantage of the situation.

- Now that your alive the natives

believe in him more then ever.

- Yeah, that's the trouble.

If there were only some way we

could break down their blind faith in it.

Hey, what's that?

(tense music) (birds chirping)

It's Barab.

He's drowned.

- Oh, poor man!

Oh!

- I'd like to see Benson bring this baby back to life.

(fingers snapping)

I got it. Here give me a hand.

- Look out, you'll strain yourself.

- What are you gonna do?

- I'm gonna break up the honeymoon

and get us all off the island.

- [Red] Now you said somethin'.

(footsteps receding) (tense music)

(birds chirping) (tense music)

(doorway beads clattering)

- [Ralph] What is this?

- He drowned.

- Why'd you bring him here?

- I thought he'd make an interesting experiment.

- Take him out or I'll call the natives.

- I don't think you'll do that.

- If you do they'll know you're a quack.

- You can't restore this natives life.

- Who says I can't?

- It so happens I've studied medicine.

You've suspended life all right

which is not a great miracle,

but you've never brought anyone back from the dead

and I don't believe you're going to start now.

- Why don't you call the natives?

(tense music) (birds chirping)

- What do you want?

- Make arrangements so we can all get off the island.

- Yeah, and you can stay here and be the big shot.

- I'll arrange for you to leave in the morning.

I'll remove this.

- Oh no, we'll keep Barab until we're ready to leave.

You might change your mind.

(bead clattering) (dramatic music)

(gentle music) (birds chirping)

(tense music)

- Barab dead?

- You go back to the hut Elan.

Barab will be all right.

(tense music)

- You make him live now.

- But, it will take time.

- You do it quick with Tanao, with sailor boy.

You do it now with Barab.

- Barab evil.

Evil spirits.

If I make him live then all your children will die.

You understand?

All your children will die.

- Barab not evil.

Our children not die.

You bring him back.

You make him live.

(tense music)

- Bring him in here.

(speaking in foreign language)

(doorway beads clattering)

(tense music)

- Benson's got himself on the spot.

- And us too I'm afraid.

- We gotta get outta here.

Come on.

(tense music)

- [Kalo] Him no can do.

- [Ralph] I can!

But send them away.

- They no go away.

They my people.

- [Ralph] Didn't I make Tanao live?

- You make Barab live before sun come up or you go in fire.

(tense music)

(glass thuds)

(tense music)

- Sun come up.

Barab no live.

(tense music)

- You can't.

- You make fire.

(tense music)

- You can't kill me I tell you.

(tense music)

I've got a wife, remember?

No!

Let me go, let me go!

You, you can't kill me!

I, I've got a wife.

I, I'll bring him back.

(dramatic music)

- Maybe we can light a fire and,

and signal a passing ship.

If one passes.

- Oh, we're fresh out of matches for one thing Red.

- Am, am I hearing things?

(plane engine whirring)

- Oh!

- It's a plane! (Margaret gasps)

It's coming from over there!

- Maybe it's a mirage.

- Oh!

- No, no!

- No it's a plane!

- It's a plane!

Hey!

- Hey!

(plane engine whirring)

- Sure I saw a fire.

Could be a signal.

(whistling)

- Hey! - Hey!

- Hey Mr. Pilot! - Hey down here!

(triumphant music)

- You were right boy.

We got ourselves a load.

And a couple of women too.

- I hope it's Sir Archibald's lady friend.

- I'll put down on the beach.

(triumphant music) (plane engine whirring)

- I think they saw us.

They're headed for the beach!

(tribe member speaking in foreign language)

- Natives!

Come on!

(triumphant music)

- Well, don't you think we ought to say goodbye?

- Come here! (Margaret screams)

(dramatic music)

- [Pilot] Let's get goin'.

(dramatic music)

- The natives are goin' berserk!

Get outta here quick!

- Give her the gun!

(plane engine whirring) (triumphant music)

- After we're married Red,

I'd like you to come and visit us.

- Aw, thanks Maggie.

Soon as I KO this here Mulligan I'd sure

like to meet this Archie guy (chuckles).

- After you visit Aunt Margaret Red,

you might spend a little time with us.

- Is that a proposal?

- [Jim] Well I can't wait for you to propose to me can I?

(plane engine whirring)

("Wedding March" by Felix Mendelssohn)

(upbeat music)