:11:02
Hey, Kelly, get away from that chimp.
:11:05
And stop feeding him bubblegum.
:11:09
- Can't anybody be friendly around here?
- Friendly? That chimp?
:11:12
He'd bite your finger off just for fun.
:11:14
- But he was only-
- It's your lookout.
:11:17
His teeth are poison.
Once they sink into you, you'll blow up...
:11:20
- ...like an eggplant.
- All the other animals are being fed.
:11:23
May I ask what time we get ours?
:11:25
You may not hear it with the other noises,
but I'm beginning to rumble.
:11:28
We dine at 9.
:11:31
How continental.
:11:37
Come here, darling.
:11:38
You're such a nice little baby.
Come on over.
:11:41
Come on, little baby. You're nice.
:11:53
This is Miss Kelly.
Mr. Brown-Pryce, Mr. Boltchak.
:11:55
- How do you do?
- How do you do?
:11:58
Mr. Marswell, you look a lot better.
:12:02
I bet you even smell better.
:12:04
Let's hope your temper's the equivalent.
:12:07
It's on an even keel.
It'll probably improve with food.
:12:11
Now that's my nice, healthy boy.
:12:16
The Nordleys are coming out
by next week's boat...
:12:19
...instead of the following.
:12:20
Good. That means we can get rid of them
one week earlier.
:12:24
- I'm handing them over to you, Boltchak.
- Relatives, I take it?
:12:27
No, customers. He's an anthropologist.
:12:31
He's going on safari.
:12:33
You'll have to excuse me,
I left my cap and gown at the cleaners.
:12:37
Anthropologist.
:12:40
He studies man and man's development,
looks for skulls...
:12:44
...examines heads and all that.
:12:45
Examines heads. Should have met him
before I left New York.
:12:48
He could have examined both mine.
:12:54
Let's not get sick over this, gentlemen.
It's not that funny.
:12:57
You're so good, Miss Kelly.