Let me see.
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Second Officer Charles Herbert Lightoller:
Listen to this, Sylvia. [reads from magazine] Second Officer Charles Herbert Lightoller:
The new White Star Liner "RMS Titanic", the largest vessel in the world. It is not only in size, but also in the luxury of her appointments that the "Titanic" takes first place among the big steamers of the world. By the provision of Vinolia Auto Toilert Soap for her First Class passengers the "Titanic" also leads as offering a higher standard of toilet luxury and comfort at sea. [laughs] Mrs. Sylvia Lightoller:
Let me see. [takes paper]
Listen to this, Sylvia. [reads from magazine] Second Officer Charles Herbert Lightoller:
The new White Star Liner "RMS Titanic", the largest vessel in the world. It is not only in size, but also in the luxury of her appointments that the "Titanic" takes first place among the big steamers of the world. By the provision of Vinolia Auto Toilert Soap for her First Class passengers the "Titanic" also leads as offering a higher standard of toilet luxury and comfort at sea. [laughs] Mrs. Sylvia Lightoller:
Let me see. [takes paper]
Full Transcript
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Steady
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There's one back here dead sir
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Are you certain
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We are sir Yes sir
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Right Lower him over the side
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Lean left Lean left Gently Gently
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All right for the baker to come aboard now sir
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Yes pull him in
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Lean right Sir
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Lean right
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Movie Summary
On its maiden voyage in April 1912, the supposedly unsinkable RMS Titanic hits an iceberg in the Atlantic Ocean.
Actors
Second Officer Charles Herbert Lightoller
Mrs. Sylvia Lightoller
