Revenge Of The Creature Page #3

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What else?

Joe, Johnson.

How are you,

Lou, Mr. Foster?

Never better, Joe.

The whole country is talking

about that catch of yours.

That right?

Well, it oughta be

worth a raise then.

It is.

What's this I hear

about you gettin' mauled?

Ah, just a few scratches.

Hey, we'll bring him right up.

Well, let's go

down there, boys.

Now keep him straight.

Guide him in there easily.

Watch his head that it

doesn't hit on that bulkhead.

All right.

Move him through slowly.

[Joe]

Lower itjust a little.

All right.

All right, take it away.

Watch this

railing here.

Hold steady there.

That's it.

Okay, swing it in.

Keep it comin', boys.

Keep him comin'.

Right in here.

All set, George.

Keep it comin'.

Raise it up a little.

Up a little higher.

All right, hold it.

Now down.

All right, hold it.

Hold it.

That's good.

Afraid I've got some bad

news for you, Mr. Foster.

The Gill Man?

Yeah. Been in a coma ever

since we captured him.

But he's

still alive.

Yeah, just about.

Look, Joe, you

can't do this to me.

I've got every man, woman and child

in the civilized world

waiting to meet the Gill Man.

The hotels are booked

for 50 miles around here.

I've got the radio,

the TV...

Louie, speeches aren't

gonna do any good now.

We'll put him in the receiving

tank and we'll see what happens.

Come on, let's

get rolling, Mac.

Okay, Joe.

[Joe]

Hold him level now.

[P.A. System]

I suppose we might describe

this, ladies and gentlemen,

as the creature's official

entry into the 20th century.

Here at Ocean Harbor it

will live, if it lives at all,

and become the object

of scientific study.

The question now is whether

Joe Hayes, the man who

captured the creature,

will be able to bring it out

of its comatose condition.

He's waiting for it now.

Alone in the tank.

Apparently showing no sign

of fear as his arms reach out.

Easy now.

Let it down easy.

I've got it. All right,

down just a little.

All right, hold it.

[George]

Can you get him out, Joe?

Yeah, I can make it.

Okay, take it away.

[George]

Take up the rig.

[Photographer]

Hey, boys, look up here.

Man, look

at that thing.

Will he come out of it?

[George]

Too early to tell.

Pardon me, sir.

Miss Dobson, may I

have a word with you?

Ladies and gentlemen,

I have here

Miss Helen Dobson.

One of the prettiest young

ladies it's ever been my

pleasure to interview.

Miss Dobson was a science

major at Belmont University

in Texas and now...

Well, perhaps I'd better

get her to explain it to you.

What brings you to the

oceanarium, Miss Dobson?

I'm here to gather material

for my masters thesis.

I'm studying ichthyology.

Ichthyology?

That's a ten-dollar word.

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