THE RETURN OF RIN TIN TIN Full Movie, English, 1947 HD

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00:03:30Mother!

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00:03:39Paul!

00:03:41Paul!

00:03:42It's only a dream.

00:03:44I'm here, dear.

00:03:47Don't be afraid.

00:03:53Paul, why can't you like me a little bit?

00:03:56It's not that I don't like you, but it's not that I don't like you, but you're not my mother.

00:04:03How can I make you understand?

00:04:06Your mother was my dearest friend.

00:04:09When we were children, we went to school together.

00:04:11We played here in this very valley.

00:04:12We played here in this very valley.

00:04:14We grew up together.

00:04:15All the people here knew us.

00:04:17They all know you now.

00:04:20This is your home, Paul.

00:04:21Oh, they don't know me.

00:04:24At school, I don't even understand half their saying.

00:04:27I don't know.

00:04:27Nonsense.

00:04:28You speak perfect English.

00:04:30Your mother thought of that.

00:04:32It's the slang that puzzles you.

00:04:34But you'll catch on.

00:04:37Paul, listen.

00:04:38I'm afraid the society won't let me keep you here if we don't learn to be happy together.

00:04:45We're at the orphanage.

00:04:47We're not back there.

00:04:48We're almost children.

00:04:55I don't really hate people.

00:04:58It's just that while I'm scared of almost everybody,

00:05:03Please, don't send me back.

00:05:18Paul, now that school's out for the summer,

00:05:23how would you like to save the mission?

00:05:28Father Matthews is a very kind man.

00:05:31And he understands little boys.

00:05:33Oh, he'd talk religion and stuff.

00:05:37Not if you didn't want him to.

00:05:39Oh, you'd have a lot of fun there playing in the fields with the animals.

00:05:44You know, they have some sheep and a cow and a goat.

00:05:49You think I could stay out in the field with the sheep sometimes?

00:05:53And you think Father Matthew would let me take care of them all by myself?

00:05:57I'm sure he would.

00:05:59You know, everyone has to work at the mission.

00:06:01Well, I'll go with it.

00:06:06Anyhow, I won't have to be bothered with people.

00:06:08I'll go.

00:06:09No.

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00:06:11I'll go.

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00:13:14Father you're so understanding

00:13:16And I know you'll explain everything to the society

00:13:19I'll write to them now

00:13:21They won't take Paul away

00:13:23And I know you'll see you next to the end of the day

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00:16:53Why, that's a tame dog, Paul.

00:17:00Here, boy, here.

00:17:02Here, boy, here.

00:17:04Come on.

00:17:09There, you see.

00:17:11Why, he's quite tame.

00:17:13Pet him a little.

00:17:14He looks just like the others.

00:17:17Sure, and maybe there's some of his blood in there.

00:17:20This is a fine dog, Paul.

00:17:22He'll feel the firm muscles of him.

00:17:24Oh, no.

00:17:26What?

00:17:27What's this?

00:17:28A nameplate.

00:17:29Rin, Rin, Rin.

00:17:31That must be the dog's name.

00:17:33Come on, be friendly with him.

00:17:35Pet him a little.

00:17:37Go ahead.

00:17:43Oh, now, don't be afraid.

00:17:45That's just his way of saying hello to you.

00:17:48I tell you what.

00:17:49You get acquainted with the dog, and I'll do the chore.

00:17:52Let's go.

00:17:53Wow.

00:17:53All right.

00:17:54Let's go.

00:17:55Alright.

00:17:55Let's go.

00:17:56Let's go.

00:17:57Oh, no, no.

00:17:58Let's do it.

00:17:59It looks like we can get married.

00:18:00Let me go!

00:18:03All right!

00:18:06Put it on the floor.

00:18:10Oh, no!

00:18:13No, no!

00:18:15Come on!

00:18:17Goodbye!

00:18:19Ha-ha-ha-ha!

00:18:30Help!

00:18:31Mark!

00:18:32Speaker 4-0-1-1-2-2-1-2-1-2-1-1-1-2-1.

00:18:37Help!

00:18:39Mark, find me!

00:18:40Help!

00:18:41Mark, find me!

00:18:43Help!

00:18:44Mark, find me!

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00:22:29Sorry, Wren, I wish you could talk and tell me all about your stuff.

00:22:37I hope nobody claims you.

00:22:41Well, hon, bedtime for Wren, too.

00:22:45Better take a night for him.

00:22:47You know, Father, don't get off his own stuff.

00:22:51I'm afraid the valley sheepmen would never forgive us if we let Wren go wild and mixed with the coyotes.

00:22:56We must keep him locked up in the barn.

00:22:58My bed's wide.

00:23:00Now, now, Paul, you know Brother John would never approve if he saw Wren on the bed.

00:23:05And there's nice green straw for him in the barn.

00:23:08Good night, friend.

00:23:10That's okay.

00:23:12Don't get mad at Father.

00:23:14You've got to have some space.

00:23:18Come on, then.

00:23:21Bye, Wren.

00:23:22Good night.

00:23:28Good night.

00:23:28Bye.

00:23:30Good night.

00:23:30Bye.

00:23:31Way.

00:23:31Bye.

00:23:32Bye.

00:23:33Bye.

00:23:34Bye.

00:25:05I'll let you know.

00:25:06Goodbye.

00:25:07I'll let you know.

00:25:09Goodbye.

00:25:37What a mess, Lynn.

00:25:39Will you help me?

00:25:41Come on.

00:25:45Come on.

00:25:47There you are.

00:25:49There you are.

00:25:51There you are.

00:25:53Come on.

00:25:55I've got a good idea.

00:25:57I've got a good idea.

00:25:59I've got a good idea.

00:26:01I've got to be a good idea.

00:26:03I've got a good idea.

00:26:05Come on.

00:26:07Get up there.

00:26:09Come on, Agnes.

00:26:13Agnes.

00:26:15Come on.

00:26:17Don't be lazy.

00:26:19Come on.

00:26:23Take care of it, Lynn.

00:26:25Come on.

00:26:27Terrence.

00:26:31I bet you're the smartest dog in the world.

00:26:33I bet you're the smartest dog in the world.

00:26:35Come on, Lynn.

00:26:37Let's go, boys.

00:26:55Come on.

00:26:57Come on.

00:26:59Let's go on now.

00:27:01We'll do it together.

00:27:05aqui is a favorite example.

00:27:07There it is where the sacrifice josie's dead.

00:27:09Do you think he needs to beyan ostat?

00:27:11Yes!

00:27:13Oh my gosh.

00:27:15Oh, my gosh.

00:27:16Let me find out here.

00:27:17We'll be in there for almost some reason.

00:27:18We'll hope its cause that's messed up

00:27:19funny.

00:27:20It has to worry about something.

00:27:21It will there as long as a could.

00:27:22We'll need to know it.

00:27:24We'll get some advantages.

00:27:25There we go.

00:27:26All we know is something different.

00:27:27Oh, my God.

00:27:57Oh, my God.

00:28:27And not only that, he does all kinds of things.

00:28:32He's a humdinger.

00:28:33A very intelligent thought.

00:28:35I think you're getting over some of your shyness, Paul.

00:28:38You're going to like it at school, this fall.

00:28:40But couldn't you just go on with your reading and writing and stuff, Father?

00:28:45You mustn't even hold that thought, son.

00:28:47You're not going to be afraid anymore.

00:28:49Not afraid of crowds, not afraid of groups of boys, not afraid of being indoors.

00:28:53But I can't help it.

00:28:55It comes over me sudden, and I get all hot and sweaty, and then I want to run.

00:28:59You want friends, don't you?

00:29:03Friend's my friend.

00:29:05He's better than people.

00:29:07Not you, Father.

00:29:08Better than most people, I mean.

00:29:11The good Father loves all people because he understands them.

00:29:15And the helpless appeal not in vain.

00:29:17To him come all who are heavy laden and oppressed.

00:29:22Paul!

00:29:23The wind's tired.

00:29:27I guess I'll put poor old old some wind in the barn.

00:29:30We're forgetting something, Paul.

00:29:33Come.

00:29:39Oh, Heavenly Father, make us firm in thy face.

00:29:43Without belief, without faith in thee and in mankind, we are as nothing.

00:29:49Please give us courage.

00:29:51Dispel our timidity.

00:29:52Take away these nameless fears that we've had us.

00:29:56Make us strong and courageous in thy face, O Lord.

00:30:00Amen.

00:30:04Paul, it's not religion I'm trying to stuff you with.

00:30:06It's a belief in something.

00:30:08I believe in men.

00:30:09Of course you do.

00:30:10And please, God, the dog may be your link back to reality.

00:30:13Could you stay in my room tonight, please, Father?

00:30:15Now, now, we've been over that so many times.

00:30:18Off with you.

00:30:19Maybe if I need the barn door open, then we'll feel like he's all alone.

00:30:24He won't run off.

00:30:25No, I don't believe you would.

00:30:27He's too intelligent and well-fed to run away.

00:30:30All right.

00:30:31Leave the barn door open.

00:30:33Thank you, Father.

00:30:34Come on, men.

00:30:35Come here, boys.

00:30:35Come on.

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00:32:48all right son but remember god's been on your side no one's come to claim rin

00:32:53couldn't you offer thanks in the chapel if if he stays on my side

00:33:03i'll talk to you later

00:33:11you have heard that it had since said thou shalt love thy neighbor and hate thy enemy

00:33:17but i say to you love your enemies do good to them that hate you and pray for them that

00:33:23persecute and calumniate you that you may be the children of your father who is in heaven

00:33:29who maketh his son to rise upon the good and bad and raineth upon the just and the unjust

00:33:36for if you love them that love you what reward shall you have do not even the public insist

00:33:46so

00:33:55i don't feel like playing today

00:33:59i must be awful wicked when father feels bad because i don't go to chapel

00:34:15father's a very good man man but i just can't go in the chapel when all those people are there

00:34:21he keeps saying have faith and love god and everything will be all right

00:34:30i can't love god i can't love nobody

00:34:34i love my mother and my father you should have seen what happened to them and my little brother

00:34:41i love my home the field the river and the village and then it was all noon

00:34:49and i hid in the cellar and i sneaked out at night there was a lot of kids like me

00:34:53i fought with him for a bit of bread there's a little bit of bread and that's how it was

00:35:04i saw a lot of things father matthew doesn't know about

00:35:10that's it i don't care of nobody something happens every time it's me it's something inside me

00:35:23i love you rich i love you

00:35:42father matthew yes i'm gordon melrose at santa barbara

00:35:46how do you do mailman tells me you've got a trained shepherd dog around here

00:35:50that's right mr melrose a dog did stray here well the dog i'm looking for had a color on and a

00:35:56namesake rin tintin yes we have the dog well that's certainly a release a dog from one of the best

00:36:06bloodlines in the world i advertise in the papers and over the radio i'm afraid we don't see the papers

00:36:12as we should and the radio i suspected rin was a show dog oh not show father he's taken everything

00:36:20there is i got him for training and for stud oh well if the dog's around oh of course i'll be glad to

00:36:27make the small donation to the church we uh we've become very attached to the dog sir come now father

00:36:35the dog's valuable mr melrose it's not merely possession of the dog you see we have an orphan

00:36:43here who is well very shy among people the boy sensitive fine very intelligent but he suffered a

00:36:50great deal this dog has brought him back a little way toward a feeling of security a a sense of belonging

00:36:59is there is there any possibility of buying the dogs not a chance father rin cost me twenty five

00:37:05hundred dollars and plenty of sweat and trouble to train but he's the best dog i ever had

00:37:10how about getting this boy another dog i'm afraid just any dog wouldn't do sir you see it's well quite

00:37:17an involved matter of affection for a certain animal or being that's too bad sorry i can't help you

00:37:25well where's rin i'll find him for you

00:37:38oh

00:37:42oh

00:37:44oh

00:37:48oh

00:37:50oh

00:37:53oh bring win here please

00:37:54win

00:38:00win who now now sir let's have the dog here you cramp you come out here grin belongs to miss melrose

00:38:10i'll send a check for a month's feeding chief but i wouldn't say he's got much care here

00:38:15no he's probably been leading a dog's life

00:38:21well so long father

00:38:22oh

00:38:34oh my friend we have quite a bit of reality to face

00:38:38yes father now about the door we may never see him again but if he should come back

00:38:45it's going to prove something it'll prove there's a bond between you and rin

00:38:49a bond

00:38:51yes and no one not even mr melrose can take that away

00:38:55really

00:38:57now about these fears we must learn to face them paul we know their origin and that's half the battle

00:39:04no one in america is going to hurt you we want to be your friend i want always to be your friend

00:39:11you like me don't you i dare you i dare you like me

00:39:16yes paul go on if i like somebody very much it happens something always happens like rin and people

00:39:24too it's been that way a long long time this can't be so my voice paul we must read more together

00:39:33in this book is all the wisdom all that men have learned through the ages

00:39:38god's own word is here son it'll tell us that such a thing can't be solved let him prove it

00:39:44prove it let god show me this isn't always going to happen paul that's close to sacrilege

00:39:50it's faith we need strong inner faith let him show me he's off

00:39:54all right it's a crime the condition they let him get into yes sir he sure looks a little rough

00:40:07don't he rough that's hardly the word for it look at that

00:40:11i still can't understand what made him run off well a big dog like that just wants to run

00:40:21say maybe he misses kids or something and you'll have to clean and disinfect everything in the place

00:40:26okay mr melrose yes i'm mrs grail father matthew told me you have a dog here by the name of rin

00:40:37tin tin tin i'd like to buy him oh of course as the saying goes every dog has his price but

00:40:43rin's case is different it would mean so much to the boy yes i know about that i'm sorry for the

00:40:49youngest would you take 200 i've already discussed that with father matthew and you won't change

00:40:54your mind i'm sorry rin tin tin is not for sale why don't you get the kid a mutt it'll do just as

00:41:02well i'm afraid not good day mr melrose good day man now listen hey stay in there and be a good dog you

00:41:19understand

00:41:39oh

00:41:49Amen.

00:42:19Amen.

00:42:49Amen.

00:43:19Amen.

00:43:49Glitch, Glitch.

00:43:59Glitch.

00:44:03Glitch, Glitch.

00:44:07Glitch.

00:44:09I knew you'd come back.

00:44:11Come here, Glitch.

00:44:13I knew you'd come back. Come here, Rince. Come on, boy.

00:44:21Good boy, Rince. That old Murrow will cut his head off. He won't find you.

00:44:25In the daytime, he'll take you to the field. And at night, I'll hide you in the barn.

00:44:29All you've got to do is keep quiet while you're here.

00:44:38Come on, Rince.

00:44:43Come on.

00:44:46Give me up!

00:44:50Yes!

00:44:51Nobody was here to look for you here.

00:45:21You'll be nice and comfortable.

00:45:23Come on, let's make it better.

00:45:51Don't want to let it go back, we don't know.

00:45:55I'll come up here and save Mr. Melrose.

00:46:21Go, go, go.

00:46:43Paul's been in bed for hours.

00:46:45The dog is bound to come back here.

00:46:47That boy's a smart one, he can have him without you knowing

00:46:49it, couldn't he?

00:46:49Fall is in his room, asleep.

00:46:51If you don't disturb him, you may see it yourself.

00:47:12In bed, huh?

00:47:14Where's the dog?

00:47:15Where is he?

00:47:15What have you done with him?

00:47:17Please answer the question, Paul.

00:47:21I was sick and thinking in the barn so nothing could get out.

00:47:24In the barn, eh?

00:47:25The boy's lying.

00:47:27That attitude will get you very little cooperation around here, sir.

00:47:30I'll just take a look in the...

00:47:33Smoke.

00:47:34The barn's on fire.

00:47:36Vin's in there!

00:47:37Vin's catching a lock!

00:47:39Vin!

00:47:47Wait, Paul!

00:47:48Wait!

00:47:51What do you think you need to do?

00:47:54Come with me!

00:47:59Yes!

00:48:09This is the way you fix things up!

00:48:10Paul, Paul!

00:48:11How could you do this?

00:48:13If you got nothing, you'd come with me!

00:48:16Are you all right?

00:48:24Buddy, we're going to have to fire.

00:48:27I'll take care of you later.

00:48:30Come on.

00:48:33I guess this is goodbye, Wren.

00:48:36She's a good dog.

00:48:38And it better be goodbye if Wren knows what's good for him.

00:48:41The attachment of the dog to the boy is a circumstance no one can control, Mr. Melrose.

00:48:45Then quit feeding him.

00:48:46Chase him off.

00:48:47Throw something at him.

00:48:48Show him you don't want him here.

00:48:49You're ruining a valuable dog.

00:48:51The dog will not be abused here, sir.

00:48:55You like Wren, boy?

00:48:57Oh, yes, sir.

00:48:59I like him better than anything else in the world.

00:49:01Listen, you make him think you don't like him.

00:49:04Throw something at him or he's going to have to be whipped until he does obey.

00:49:09Instead of whipping him, wouldn't it be better to secure him for a few days?

00:49:13I'm a dog trainer, Father, and the best judge of my methods.

00:49:16Wren must be made to remember where he belongs.

00:49:25Why doesn't God step in and do something?

00:49:29God has his own way of stepping in, Paul.

00:49:31And usually at the right time.

00:49:33But, Father, it would have been better if the dog hadn't come to Paul in the first place.

00:49:45The boy improved a great deal after Wren came, Mrs. Graham.

00:49:48Yes, but he's gone now.

00:49:50And it seems to have pushed the boy further back.

00:49:52He may become really bitter.

00:49:54No, not Paul.

00:49:55Bitterness would have come to him in the first reaction after adversity, if it were coming at all.

00:50:00But it seemed so perfect at first.

00:50:02Paul was beginning to believe that something, even a dog loved him.

00:50:07Then that man took Wren away.

00:50:09How can you see any good in that?

00:50:11Well, the scriptures tell us,

00:50:14If ye have faith, nothing shall be impossible unto you.

00:50:17God performs his mercies in devious ways, Mrs. Graham.

00:50:21Let's see what happens.

00:50:27Now, that's how the hinges should have been in the first place.

00:50:30I'd just like to see him try and make that fence.

00:50:34Okie dokie.

00:50:50All right.

00:51:01All right.

00:51:02Oh, Wren.

00:51:03Oh, hey.

00:51:04Oh, hey.

00:51:05Oh, hey.

00:51:07Oh, hey.

00:51:08Oh, hey.

00:51:11Oh.

00:51:12Hey.

00:51:13Oh, hey.

00:51:15Oh, my God.

00:51:16ете a�� tha nieman but a Leben has came in a foster spot.

00:51:18Oh, boy.

00:51:19Oh, my God.

00:51:49Oh, my God.

00:52:19Oh, my God.

00:52:49Oh, my God.

00:53:19Oh, my God.

00:53:49Oh, my God.

00:54:19Oh, my God.

00:54:49Oh, my God.

00:55:19I'll go to Mrs. Graham.

00:55:22She's got to bring Wren back.

00:55:25Please make them know I didn't mean it.

00:55:29Don't let them go at the wild dogs.

00:55:33That's all, I guess.

00:55:36Amen.

00:55:49This has gone far enough.

00:56:05I tell you, the dog attacked me.

00:56:06He's gone bad.

00:56:07Can't you understand?

00:56:08I've got to find him.

00:56:09The dog was here.

00:56:10He's not here now.

00:56:12Look, Father, with respect to your cloth and all that,

00:56:15I'm the one who's responsible for any killing that dog does.

00:56:18It's his neck or mine.

00:56:19Now, will you tell me the truth?

00:56:22Mr. Melrose, we're rather given to the truth here.

00:56:25And I advise you to leave before you lose the protection of this cloth you claim to respect.

00:56:31Okay.

00:56:32I'll find him myself.

00:56:49I'll find him.

00:57:04I'll find him.

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01:00:36Going to bed fun good night. Oh, you must keep the window closed tonight

01:00:41But we might come home. Mr. Melrose has no one to take for the dog now written gone back

01:00:46I know what's wrong with me. It happens when you get whipped and people don't want you

01:00:50Brin thinks people don't want him

01:00:53So he just don't want people dogs and human beings aren't quite the same Paul

01:00:57You gotta prove a thing before you can blame anybody for it. The Bible says so

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