Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines or How I Flew from London to Paris in 25 Hours 11 Minutes

00:00:31 Ever since man started to think, he's wanted to fly.

00:09:15 - Father doesn't know about this. - Oh.

00:13:10 - Me? - Yes.

00:18:14 - Rumpelstrosse. - Herr Colonel?

00:22:58 Ha! Interest in the race is woridwide.

00:26:41 - My bicycle, please. - Oh, sure.

00:29:57 you'll want to know all about the practice times.

00:34:18 Morning, sir.

00:40:50 On the axle?

00:44:28 Mm-hmm. It's got an Anzani engine in it, developing 70 horsepower.

00:48:49 Halt!

00:54:39 - You ever think that cigar might too? - Mmm. Ah.

00:57:43 Can you swim?

01:02:32 He's right. This'll be the one to beat, governor.

01:06:26 - What the devil is my daughter doing in that contraption? - Going back to Brookley, I think.

01:11:45 Nothing is going to make me change mine. Nothing!

01:15:50 Yes, it must be a flying machine. It's got, um, propellers.

01:27:11 I shall take the greatest pleasure in punching you when you are looking.

01:31:36 Excuse me.

01:35:06 Good luck.

01:42:35 perhaps, uh, the sisters...

01:51:42 - It is possible. - I see.

01:56:26 I've got to get to Calais to continue the race!

02:11:42 Orvil was marvelous! He had to stop to pick him up.