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00:00 To...

00:01 Elfin, the end.

00:03 Yes, thank you.

00:05 Professor?

00:06 This story takes us way down to the South Pole.

00:10 Rather than have you stand on your heads, let's turn the theater over.

00:17 There, that's better.

00:20 Two things you will find most of down here are ice...

00:24 and penguins.

00:27 It's amazing that anybody would want to live here,

00:30 but most penguins wouldn't live anywhere else.

00:33 You couldn't find better weather for fishing,

00:38 skiing,

00:40 tobogganing,

00:42 or swimming.

00:43 And there is nothing the average penguin likes better than a day at the beach.

00:50 Uh, but come on, let's meet Pablo.

00:53 He lives down at the end of Main Street.

00:56 Let's go in and see what's cooking.

00:58 Pablo could never remember having been warm enough,

01:03 and so his closest companion was Smokey Joe,

01:06 his little stove.

01:08 Between chills, Pablo had one burning desire,

01:19 to spend the rest of his life on some tropical shore.

01:22 So we see him bravely set forth for the isle of his dreams.

01:27 The other penguins turned out to give him a big send-off.

01:30 But when he gets just so far away from his stove...

01:35 See what happens?

01:40 Too bad.

01:45 Perhaps he'll give up this wild idea.

01:49 But no, he's off to another stop.

01:52 This time he's bringing a friend.

01:56 Uh-oh.

01:59 Uh-oh.

02:00 Uh-oh.

02:01 Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh!

02:05 Anyway, it was a hot idea.

02:12 Well, maybe he'll be content to stay at home.

02:18 Maybe he'll be content to stay at home this time.

02:21 But no, there he goes,

02:28 hot-footing it to the land of the sun.

02:31 By now, the farewell committee has been reduced to two.

02:37 What?

02:38 Discouraging, isn't it?

02:53 Suddenly, Pablo got one of those ideas that change a person's whole life.

03:02 A boat.

03:04 But where would he get a boat?

03:06 Just watch.

03:07 Where there's a will, there's a way, they say.

03:20 And now, the official launching.

03:31 Day after day, the south wind carried him north.

03:35 One day, a blanket of fog rolled in.

03:41 And it was so thick...

03:44 Must be near Cape Horn.

03:54 As the fog lifted,

03:58 he found himself headed straight through the Straits of Magellan

04:02 and northward along Chile's rocky coast.

04:05 One day, a storm cloud came up.

04:08 Just a little bitty old storm cloud, though.

04:12 And it just tried awful hard to have its first storm.

04:18 Didn't amount to much, though.

04:22 One day, on lookout, Pablo had a bit of a shock.

04:27 A water spout off the port bow.

04:29 But it proved to be the Juan Fernandez Islands where Robinson Crusoe once lived.

04:37 And still does, apparently.

04:39 Four bells and all's well.

04:46 According to Pablo's chart, he should be nearing Viña del Mar.

04:51 And strangely enough, that's just where he is.

04:55 He sailed past Lima, capital of Peru.

04:58 Hugging the coastline with a tenacity of purpose seldom found in a penguin.

05:03 One day, his telescope picked out a city high up on top of a mountain.

05:08 The map said it was Quito.

05:10 And it was right smack on the equator.

05:13 It wasn't as easy to cross, but with a little help from Neptune, he made it.

05:21 So, making a left turn, he followed the equator, headed for the Galapagos Islands.

05:26 Ah, that good old sun.

05:29 Pablo felt that he'd never get enough of it.

05:32 Oh, he hadn't counted on this.

05:40 Things looked pretty bad.

05:43 Help! Man the pumps! She's sprung a leak!

05:47 Pipe all hands on deck!

05:49 Do things! Get going! Take to the lifeboats!

05:51 Abandon ship! Unruffle the mizzenmast and man the poops!

05:55 Oh, don't just stand there! Get going! Swap the decks!

05:58 Help!

06:01 (hissing)

06:03 (hissing)

06:05 (hissing)

06:21 (hissing)

06:24 (hissing)

06:26 Look! What's that?

06:39 Just what he's been looking for!

06:41 Pablo has finally reached the isle of his dreams.

06:49 And so, as the warm tropical sun sinks slowly in the west,

06:54 we leave little Pablo.

06:56 A bird in paradise.

06:58 A picture of health in his new coat of tan.

07:01 He should be the happiest penguin in the world.

07:04 Only, sometimes he gets to thinking.

07:11 (laughing)

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