:16:01
Oh, to see which side of my face
looks best and all that.
:16:06
Both sides look all right to me.
:16:09
Yes, but you're not
the movie director.
:16:11
If I was, you wouldn't be here.
:16:15
Well, is that a nice thing to say.
:16:18
This is no place for a girl.
:16:20
I wish you wouldn't keep harping
on that. It's very mean of you.
:16:24
Anybody would think
I'd been a lot of trouble.
:16:27
I haven't. You can't say I've been
one bit of trouble to anyone...
:16:32
...have I?
:16:34
- Sure you have. Sure you have.
- I don't see...
:16:37
Well, how?
:16:39
Just... Just being around is trouble.
:16:41
Oh, dear, and I thought everything
was going so nicely.
:16:45
Oh, you're all right.
:16:47
But women just can't help
being a bother.
:16:50
- Made that way I guess.
- Well, anyhow...
:16:53
I've had the happiest time
of my life on this old ship.
:16:57
That's... That's fine.
:17:05
Say...
:17:06
Did you really mean that, Ann?
:17:08
Of course. Everyone's so nice to me.
Dr. Denham and the skipper...
:17:12
Don't you think the skipper
is a sweet old lamb?
:17:17
I'd hate to have him
hear me say that.
:17:19
Iggy's nice to me.
:17:21
Iggy likes me better than
he likes anybody onboard.
:17:24
Don't you, Iggy?
:17:29
- That's right. Of course you do.
- Beauty and the beast, eh?
:17:32
Well, now, I never thought
I was good-Iooking.
:17:35
Put on one of the costumes.
The light's right for those tests now.
:17:38
All right, Mr. Denham.
I won't be a minute.
:17:42
Beauty and the beast.
:17:45
Mr. Denham...
:17:47
...I'm gonna do some butting in.
:17:49
- What's your trouble?
- When do we find out...
:17:51
...where we're going?
- Pretty soon.
:17:53
Will you tell us
what happens after?
:17:55
How can I? I'm not a fortuneteller.
:17:58
You must have
some idea what you're after.