1. Faster than a speeding bullet.Copy !req
2. More powerful than a locomotive.Copy !req
3. Able to leap tall buildings
at a single bound.Copy !req
4. - Look. Up in the sky.
- It's a bird.Copy !req
5. - It's a plane.
- It's Superman.Copy !req
6. Yes, it's Superman,
strange visitor from another planet...Copy !req
7. who came to Earth with powers
and abilities...Copy !req
8. far beyond those of mortal men.Copy !req
9. Superman, who can change
the course of mighty rivers...Copy !req
10. bend steel in his bare hands...Copy !req
11. and who. Disguised as Clark Kent...Copy !req
12. —mild-mannered reporter
for a great metropolitan newspaper.Copy !req
13. fights a never-ending battle for truth,
justice and the American way.Copy !req
14. And now, another exciting episode
in the Adventures oi Superman.Copy !req
15. That's the last piece of film
I got from her.Copy !req
16. Let's see. Today's the 15th...
A week ago Friday.Copy !req
17. - Ten days.
- We haven't heard from Jim either.Copy !req
18. I ought to have my head examined.
That sister of mine's crazy enough...Copy !req
19. I had to send Olsen to Haiti with her.
Two irresponsible nuts. A fine pair.Copy !req
20. The Haitian officials can't find
a trace of them?Copy !req
21. Nothing. I've spent $200 on phone calls.Copy !req
22. I don't like it. Kent. I don't like it one bit.Copy !req
23. Did you see that voodoo doctor.
or whatever he was?Copy !req
24. He knew he was being photographed.Copy !req
25. Suppose I fly down there.
just take a look around.Copy !req
26. It's a good idea. I have two tickets
on the midnight Pan Am Clipper.Copy !req
27. - Two?
- Yes. I'm going with you.Copy !req
28. You don't have to make the trip.
In fact. I'll do much better alone.Copy !req
29. - I think I can make my own decisions alone.
- Just what I'm afraid of.Copy !req
30. - What?
- Oh. nothing. Chief. Nothing.Copy !req
31. I had the boys make a blowup
of this voodoo doctor. Just in case.Copy !req
32. I hope they aren't in his hands.Copy !req
33. So do I. You'd better go home
and get packed.Copy !req
34. - Our plane leaves in 55 minutes.
- Right.Copy !req
35. This is Haiti. Messieurs.Copy !req
36. Our police methods are somewhat different
than those in the United States...Copy !req
37. because our problems
are not the same.Copy !req
38. However. My government
has instructed me...Copy !req
39. to give you every assistance
within my power.Copy !req
40. - This I gladly do.
- Good. What do you suggest, Mr. Bergeret?Copy !req
41. What can I suggest? The gendarmerie
have searched the entire island...Copy !req
42. for your sister and the young man. Olsen.
It is unfortunate.Copy !req
43. That drum. Is that a voodoo drum?Copy !req
44. No. monsieur. Voodoo is
no longer practiced in Haiti...Copy !req
45. - ... except. Perhaps. In secret.
- Sounds like a voodoo drum to me.Copy !req
46. That drum is only talking. Sending
a message to someone back in the bush.Copy !req
47. - You understand what it's saying?
- No. monsieur.Copy !req
48. Unfortunately. That course was not included
in the curriculum at Harvard University.Copy !req
49. Tamboo say two white men
talk to Antoine Bergeret in hotel.Copy !req
50. This was taken from the last piece of film
my sister sent back to the States.Copy !req
51. This would appear
to be a voodoo doctor.Copy !req
52. But on the other hand.
sometimes photographers...Copy !req
53. how you say. Arrange such things.Copy !req
54. Not my sister. When she
takes a picture of a voodoo doctor...Copy !req
55. you can be sure it's the McCoy.
the real thing.Copy !req
56. If this is the real thing.
then your sister's peril is also very real...Copy !req
57. for only the ignorant and the superstitious
believe in the powers of voodoo.Copy !req
58. And the ignorant and the superstitious
are always dangerous.Copy !req
59. If you don't need me. I think I'll take
a walk. I'm curious about that drum.Copy !req
60. If you will allow me to suggest...Copy !req
61. the Haitian bush is not the best place
for a stranger. Especially at night.Copy !req
62. - Well—
- Of course not. Stay where you are.Copy !req
63. When we go into the bush.
we'll take a competent guide.Copy !req
64. It'll be happy to supply a detachment
of gendarmes to accompany you.Copy !req
65. No. let's leave the police out of this. Just
get me a good guide who speaks English.Copy !req
66. I have a hunch if we find this bird.
we'll find my sister and Olsen.Copy !req
67. There are two men here
who know the jungle quite well.Copy !req
68. An American and an Englishman.Copy !req
69. - One of them is—
- Come in. I mean. Entrez.Copy !req
70. - I hope I'm not intruding.
- Certainly not.Copy !req
71. As a matter of fact.
I was about to mention your name.Copy !req
72. These gentlemen were just inquiring
as to someone...Copy !req
73. who could guide them
into the back country.Copy !req
74. Mr. White and Mr. Kent.
permit me to introduce...Copy !req
75. Mr. William Johnson.
one of the men I spoke of.Copy !req
76. - How do you do.
- It's a pleasure.Copy !req
77. - How do you do.
- How do you do.Copy !req
78. - Won't you sit down. Please.
- Thank you.Copy !req
79. I heard some drum talk
back in the hills a short time ago.Copy !req
80. It said strangers
were having a conference...Copy !req
81. with Monsieur Bergeret at the hotel.
I figured it had to do...Copy !req
82. with the missing photographer
and her assistant.Copy !req
83. The drums spoke of Miss White?Copy !req
84. No. that was an assumption
on my part.Copy !req
85. Which turned out to be correct.Copy !req
86. And now. If you gentlemen will excuse me.
I have some reports to get out.Copy !req
87. And if you need any official assistance
from the Haitian government...Copy !req
88. - ... please do not hesitate to call on me.
- Thank you. I appreciate it. I'll see you out.Copy !req
89. What's that drum saying now.
Mr. Johnson?Copy !req
90. Sorry. I wasn't listening to it.Copy !req
91. Did you meet Miss White
when she was in Cap-Haitien?Copy !req
92. I had the pleasure of meeting her
and her assistant— Nelson. I believe?Copy !req
93. Olsen. Jim Olsen.Copy !req
94. Yes. We met at a party
at Monsieur Bergerefs home.Copy !req
95. Incidentally...Copy !req
96. who's this ugly brute?Copy !req
97. That's what we
came down here to find out.Copy !req
98. Bergeret tells me you've spent
over 12 years here in Haiti.Copy !req
99. Yes. I'm an amateur explorer
and do a little writing.Copy !req
100. Would you be interested in guiding us
into the bush country?Copy !req
101. If you're looking for him. Mr. White.
he's a bokor. A voodoo doctor.Copy !req
102. I've managed to stay healthy here
by keeping out of voodoo.Copy !req
103. - You don't believe in voodoo?
- I believe in sharp knives and poisons.Copy !req
104. If your sister and Olsen
were unfortunate enough...Copy !req
105. to fall into the hands
of voodoo cultists, my advice...Copy !req
106. - ... is to forget about them and go back.
- We can do without that kind of advice.Copy !req
107. Then have the sense
to keep out of the jungle.Copy !req
108. Let the Haitian gendarmes handle it.
That's what they're paid for.Copy !req
109. - Good night. Gentlemen.
- Good night.Copy !req
110. Well. Of all the conceited—Copy !req
111. Good evening.
Sorry if I seemed to be eavesdropping.Copy !req
112. - Seemed to be?
- Matter of fact. I wasn't.Copy !req
113. Didn't want to tangle up
with Johnson.Copy !req
114. - We grate on each other's nerves.
- Who are you and what do you want?Copy !req
115. I'm Dr. Leland Masters.
You're Miss White's brother, I take it.Copy !req
116. - I am.
- Strong family resemblance.Copy !req
117. Cranial structure very similar.
Anthropologist. I notice these things.Copy !req
118. This is Mr. Kent.
Bergeret told me about him.Copy !req
119. He's the Englishman
familiar with the bush.Copy !req
120. Ought to be. Spent the last eight years
tramping through it measuring skulls.Copy !req
121. Ethnology. Tiresome work.
Don't know why I ever took it up.Copy !req
122. Dr. Masters, did you hear anything
of particular interest...Copy !req
123. while you were standing
at that window?Copy !req
124. I heard Johnson give you some good
advice about staying out of the bush.Copy !req
125. Heard him give you some better advice
about not getting mixed up in voodoo.Copy !req
126. I take it you wouldn't be interested
in guiding us into the bush.Copy !req
127. I didn't say that. Said it's
a good place to stay away from...Copy !req
128. but if you want to go looking
for your sister and the boy. I'll take you.Copy !req
129. - Tomorrow morning?
- 7:30?Copy !req
130. We'll be ready. Would you care
to go out that way?Copy !req
131. No. I'll go through the garden.
the way I came in.Copy !req
132. Just a moment, doctor.
How did you know we were here?Copy !req
133. I heard a rada drum talking.Copy !req
134. I savvy that drum talk.Copy !req
135. - It isn't mine.
- I know.Copy !req
136. - Johnson left it.
- Well. At least we've got a guide.Copy !req
137. - I wonder.
- What do you mean?Copy !req
138. Ever notice how clean and fresh it is
down here. Chief? No soot, no grime.Copy !req
139. - What?
- I said. No soot. No grime.Copy !req
140. Of course not.
This is a tropical island. Not Pittsburgh.Copy !req
141. - Well. I think I'll go to bed. Chief.
- At 8:00? What's the matter. Kent?Copy !req
142. First you wanted to take a walk.
now you want to go to bed.Copy !req
143. - I'm sorry—
- You've got to stay...Copy !req
144. and help plan tomorrow's trip
into the bush.Copy !req
145. - Can't we do it in the morning?
- All right. I'll do it myself.Copy !req
146. - Good night, chief.
- Good night.Copy !req
147. Mademoiselle White...Copy !req
148. you would like me to remove
those heavy iron chains from your wrists?Copy !req
149. You still think they are made of paper?Copy !req
150. They are not made of paper.
They are made of heavy iron.Copy !req
151. Heavy. Heavy iron. Are they not?Copy !req
152. Yes.Copy !req
153. I will remove them if you tell me why you
were in the secret corridor of the Citadelle.Copy !req
154. - Tell me!
- I was taking pictures.Copy !req
155. Pictures of what?
What secrets have you learned?Copy !req
156. - I don't know.
- Tell me!Copy !req
157. I don't remember.Copy !req
158. Go back. Then. To your cell and think.Copy !req
159. And think until you do remember.Copy !req
160. Miss White.Copy !req
161. Yes?Copy !req
162. Those chains on your wrists.
they're only paper. You can break them.Copy !req
163. No. They're made of iron.Copy !req
164. - They're only paper. I'll break them for you.
- No.Copy !req
165. Only Legbu can break these chains.Copy !req
166. If anyone else breaks them. I will die.Copy !req
167. - You won't die—
- No. no. Please. No.Copy !req
168. All right. I won't touch them.Copy !req
169. Tell me. do you know
where Jim Olsen is?Copy !req
170. You remember Jim Olsen. Don't you?Copy !req
171. - They got you too. Huh. Jim?
- Superman.Copy !req
172. - You all right?
- Sure. But. golly. How did you find me?Copy !req
173. Never mind about that.
What's happened to Miss White?Copy !req
174. She drank tea at Bergerefs house.Copy !req
175. - Tea?
- Yeah. I didn't drink any.Copy !req
176. I don't know whether Mr. Johnson
or Dr. Masters drank any.Copy !req
177. - They were at Bergerefs place?
- Yeah. I know Miss White drank some.Copy !req
178. - I saw her.
- Go on.Copy !req
179. - There was something in it.
- What makes you think so?Copy !req
180. Because of what happened after. We left
Bergerefs and came here to the Citadelle...Copy !req
181. and a bunch of guys jumped out
and grabbed us.Copy !req
182. - Talk fast. Someone's coming.
- That voodoo man. Legbu...Copy !req
183. brought us into an underground room
and he put paper chains on us...Copy !req
184. and told us they were iron.
Miss White believed him...Copy !req
185. so I figured she must be drugged.
I pretended I believed him too...Copy !req
186. until I could beat it and get help.Copy !req
187. Start digging-Copy !req
188. Stop digging-Copy !req
189. Turn.Copy !req
190. Of what hidden things
did the woman take pictures?Copy !req
191. - I don't know.
- You know.Copy !req
192. I don't know.Copy !req
193. When you find the secret passage
to Christophe's treasure...Copy !req
194. - ... l will remove this iron chain.
- Yes.Copy !req
195. Turn.Copy !req
196. Dig.Copy !req
197. - It's all right. He's gone.
- Why didn't you grab him?Copy !req
198. That's the guy that got
Miss White hypnotized.Copy !req
199. No one can be hypnotized against his will.
Jim. Now. you were right the first time.Copy !req
200. - He's controlling her mind. She's drugged.
- What will we do?Copy !req
201. Just keep up your act until I get back.Copy !req
202. That Legbu's crazy.
Boy. I'd like to get away from here.Copy !req
203. You will. Don't worry. Just as soon
as I find out who's behind this.Copy !req
204. See you later.Copy !req
205. Are you gonna wear
that outfit into the jungle?Copy !req
206. It might be better
if I talked with Mr. Bergeret.Copy !req
207. I telephoned him.
He said he'd come over.Copy !req
208. You mean you don't want
to go into the jungle?Copy !req
209. - I think I can do more good here.
- Where it's nice and safe.Copy !req
210. - I have a theory I want to work out.
- Sometimes I wonder—Copy !req
211. What's the use?Copy !req
212. The trail forks here. That one
goes to the village of Tiburon.Copy !req
213. - And that one?
- That goes up to the Citadelle.Copy !req
214. - We'd better take the trail to Tiburon.
- Why not to the Citadelle?Copy !req
215. There's a lot of bush talk about strange
things going on up there, probably voodoo.Copy !req
216. Then we'll go to the Citadelle.Copy !req
217. All right.Copy !req
218. - Oh. come in.
- I'm sorry to be late. Monsieur Kent.Copy !req
219. - I was unavoidably detained.
- Quite all right.Copy !req
220. Is there a chemist or a laboratory
here in Cap-Haitien?Copy !req
221. No. but there is such a government
laboratory in Port-au-Prince.Copy !req
222. - Do you wish something analyzed?
- Yes. I do.Copy !req
223. In regard to the disappearance
of Mademoiselle White?Copy !req
224. Permit me to be of assistance.
I'll take you to Port-au-Prince...Copy !req
225. - ... in a government plane.
- I'm in a hurry—Copy !req
226. We will leave at once.
I'll personally introduce you...Copy !req
227. to the government chemist.
Dr. Simone Girarde.Copy !req
228. - What's the matter?
- This trail is closed.Copy !req
229. What do you mean. Closed?Copy !req
230. - That is a voodoo lock, ouanga.
- So what?Copy !req
231. To cross over one
is supposed to mean death.Copy !req
232. Of all the ridiculous things.Copy !req
233. That's what I think of voodoo.Copy !req
234. Don't move.Copy !req
235. - What the“?
- Get your hands up.Copy !req
236. It'll be happy to conduct an analysis
as quickly as possible. Monsieur Kent...Copy !req
237. - ... but these things take time.
- Thank you. Dr. Girarde. I'll wait.Copy !req
238. If you wish.Copy !req
239. I have some business to attend to
at the courthouse. Monsieur Kent.Copy !req
240. - I shall rejoin you here later.
- Thank you.Copy !req
241. - That's the fellow we're looking for.
- Looks like he found us.Copy !req
242. Why did you come to the bush.
showing my photograph to natives...Copy !req
243. - ... and asking where I could be found?
- What have you done with my sister?Copy !req
244. That is an interesting question.Copy !req
245. There will be more interesting questions
when the gendarmes get here.Copy !req
246. If they do get here. Monsieur. They will not
find any witnesses to testify against me.Copy !req
247. You are a student of Haitian history.
monsieur le docteur.Copy !req
248. I will spare you so that later you
may answer some questions for me.Copy !req
249. Thank you.Copy !req
250. You will go in there for the present.
monsieur le docteur.Copy !req
251. My advice to you, Mr. White.
Is to cooperate.Copy !req
252. I have another room for you.Copy !req
253. You will go in quietly. Monsieur.Copy !req
254. Kate. Kate. It's me. Perry.
Kate. Don't you recognize me?Copy !req
255. Get in there.Copy !req
256. So you knew it was only paper.Copy !req
257. This is a most interesting room
that you have entered.Copy !req
258. It is known as the wine press.Copy !req
259. Do you see that small stone gutter
and that little hole in the floor?Copy !req
260. That is so the wine can run through
when the grapes are squeezed.Copy !req
261. I am now going to remove
the hypnotic spell from Miss White...Copy !req
262. and then I'm going
to ask her a question.Copy !req
263. - Upon her answer depend your lives.
- But she doesn't know the answer.Copy !req
264. It will be most unfortunate
for all of you if she does not.Copy !req
265. Miss White...Copy !req
266. turn toward me.Copy !req
267. I only know that when I gave him
the result of the analysis...Copy !req
268. he seemed very excited and left at once.
asking me to tell you that he had...Copy !req
269. to return to Cap-Haitien immediately.Copy !req
270. But if he was in such a hurry.
why did he not wait for me?Copy !req
271. I had agreed to return him by airplane.Copy !req
272. What substance
was on the handkerchief?Copy !req
273. Burnt sienna. Cocoa butter. Bolomania.Copy !req
274. Can you tell me. Monsieur Bergeret.
what possible significance that could have?Copy !req
275. lam not sure. But...Copy !req
276. I must return to Cap-Haitien at once.Copy !req
277. But I tell you. I had no reason
for taking pictures in the lower corridors...Copy !req
278. except for photographic interest.
I didn't see any secret doors.Copy !req
279. I am not convinced
that you're telling the truth.Copy !req
280. $0...Copy !req
281. What are you going to do?Copy !req
282. I am going to use this room for the same
purpose that Henri Christophe used it.Copy !req
283. - Thank heavens.
- Thank Superman.Copy !req
284. - Where's Dr. Masters?
- Locked behind that stone wall.Copy !req
285. What“? Who are you?Copy !req
286. That's Superman.Copy !req
287. - I always thought you were only a legend.
- Legbu! He's getting away.Copy !req
288. He's not the only one mixed up in this.Copy !req
289. I think Dr. Masters
knows some of the answers.Copy !req
290. - You're quite wrong. I know nothing of this.
- Someone does.Copy !req
291. Now. watch.Copy !req
292. It's Johnson!Copy !req
293. I didn't think you were this big a fool.Copy !req
294. All this voodoo rigmarole is a blind...Copy !req
295. to cover up his attempt
to steal the Christophe treasure.Copy !req
296. It'll find it yet, don't you worry.Copy !req
297. Why did you think I knew
anything about the treasure?Copy !req
298. I saw you snooping around
with a camera.Copy !req
299. My sister is a photographer! And you
can't take photographs without a camera!Copy !req
300. - Perry. Don't lose your temper.
- I almost lost my life over this imbecile.Copy !req
301. Digging for treasure.
You'll get plenty of digging in prison.Copy !req
302. Well. Don't be afraid of this tea. Jim.
I made it personally.Copy !req
303. No. thank you.
I think I'll still stick to water.Copy !req
304. - The prodigal son returns.
- Hi. Mr. Kent.Copy !req
305. Hiya. Jim. Hello. Miss White.
Glad to see you safe and sound.Copy !req
306. I'm glad to be safe and sound.
Mr. Kent. I assure you.Copy !req
307. - Where have you been?
- Port-au-Prince.Copy !req
308. Port-au-Prince. Eh? We came close
to being crushed to death.Copy !req
309. We'd all be dead if not for Superman.Copy !req
310. - Really?
- You've never seen anything like it.Copy !req
311. The walls were closing in.
and we would've all been crushed—Copy !req
312. But. Monsieur Kent— How did you
get back here so quickly?Copy !req
313. I flew.Copy !req