:03:00
or have they
painted themselves?
:03:02
Shall I find out for you?
:03:03
Dont you dare.
:03:17
Introducing
:03:19
Col. Ha-ha from America!
:03:23
Ho... ho... ho!
:03:25
Bloodthirsty savages
from the wilds of America!
:03:30
Ha... ha... ha!
:03:32
See the redskins
scalp their victim.
:03:35
First time in Paris.
:03:37
They are Apaches, my friends,
Apaches.
:03:41
Like our own waterfront rats.
Just as wild.
:03:45
Thatd be a good name
for our bandits.
:03:47
Apaches.
:03:48
Ha, Apaches, why, splendid.
:03:52
Would you like to try
whether they are real?
:03:55
I?
:03:56
And leave you unprotected?
:03:58
Never.
:03:59
Oh, Pierre.
:04:01
Lets go in there.
:04:13
Attention, attention,
ladies and gentlemen.
:04:15
Step closer. Closer.
:04:17
Behind this curtain
is the strangest creature
:04:21
your eyes will ever behold.
:04:23
Erik, the ape-man!
:04:25
The monster who walks upright
:04:27
and speaks a language
even as you and I.
:04:31
The ruler of the jungle,
:04:33
whose giant hands
can tear a man in half.
:04:36
Erik, the ape-man.
:04:38
The beast with a human soul.
:04:41
More cunning than a man
:04:43
and stronger than a lion.
:04:46
Step up, ladies and gentlemen.
Step right in.
:04:48
Shall we go into this one?
:04:50
All right.
:04:52
Soldiers and children,
half-price!
:04:55
Step up,
ladies and gentlemen.
:04:56
Dont miss this opportunity.
:04:59
Thats good.
Lets go down there.