1:46:02
And what, may we ask...
1:46:04
is the purpose of that
hideous gargoyle?
1:46:07
Merely a decoy, ma'am.
1:46:08
Oh! To frighten away
the sharks, we imagine.
1:46:12
Something of the sort.
1:46:19
The crew will now demonstrate
the workings of the submersible.
1:46:24
Stand to!
1:46:29
Aren't they rather small
for sailors?
1:46:32
They are, ma'am, but because of
the size of the craft...
1:46:35
the Navy made an exception.
1:46:36
They should make it a rule.
1:46:38
lt is quite fatiguing
to pin on all those medals...
1:46:41
while standing on our toes.
1:46:59
This is the main engine
which propels us under water...
1:47:01
at the rate of two knots.
1:47:03
The reciprocating
stabilizer mechanism...
1:47:06
the high-voltage
acid batteries...
1:47:09
the multi-stage compressor...
ballast tank trimmer...
1:47:13
the air pump which filters
and recirculates the air.
1:47:17
How charming!
1:47:18
The air pump, ma'am?
1:47:20
Canaries!
Must make the crew feel at home.
1:47:23
Yes, ma'am.
1:47:25
These are for firing
the torpedoes...
1:47:27
which are accurate
up to as much as 1 20 feet...
1:47:29
the telescope for scanning
the surface of the water...
1:47:32
But where is the glass bottom?
1:47:34
The what, ma'am?
1:47:37
The glass bottom!
1:47:38
You know...to observe the fish.
1:47:41
And the plants and the cockles.
1:47:43
That's not quite
the idea, ma'am.
1:47:45
H.M.S. Jonah has been
commissioned as a warship.
1:47:48
A warship?
1:47:57
Stop that noise!
1:47:58
Stop it!