:21:12
Look at them !
:21:21
The p y gmies will enchant
Parisians.
:21:26
I predict a phenomenal success.
:21:29
I have a contracted agreement
with Madame Van den Ende.
:21:32
I have the p y gmies in my zoo
untill the end of the summer.
:21:36
You are going to miss the
height of the season in Paris.
:21:41
You must be patient dear Comte.
:21:43
Would you allow me
to approach them?
:21:49
I am simple professor always
fascinated by new discoveries.
:21:53
Le Compte de Verchemont has
shown the greatest interest.
:22:00
Isn't that right, Fraser?
:22:02
What? Yes, indeed .
:22:06
I've no objections. Would you
arrange a visit, Mr Beckinsale?
:22:11
We have requests from all over
Europe to exhib them.
:22:17
It seens everyone wants to get
a glimpse of primitive life.
:22:22
Thanks to my brother
and my husband .
:22:25
They're the people who
started all this craze. . .
:22:28
You forget Dr Dodd . I hear
he hasn't been well .
:22:34
Is someone able to give me
some encouraging news?
:22:45
The illness afflicting Dr Dodd
has no remedy.
:22:49
I don't think anyone can do
anything to help him.
:22:52
Poor Jamie.
:22:56
No need to worry Dr Dodd .
The fever is gone.