Mel Welles credited as playing...
Jules Deveroux
- [Hank tries to contact the U.S. Navy using a jury-rigged wireless telegraph set]
- Dale Drewer: You getting through, Hank?
- Hank Chapman: How should I know? I'm not on the other end of this thing!
- Martha Hunter: Oh, Hank, you must get through.
- Hank Chapman: I know it. It's gone dead
- The Crab: [laughing, with Karl's voice] I'm afraid that won't help you, Hank. By the time ships and planes can arrive, this island will have vanished beneath the waves of the sea.
- The Crab: [with Jules' voice] But you will not drown. You will be a part of me.
- The Crab: [with Karl's voice again] And as with McLane, there will be no evidence of how you vanished, or of my existence. We will rest in the caves and plan our assault upon the world of men!
- Jules Deveroux: I'm not so sure you are right, Monseuir Quinlan. Maybe their bodies are gone, but who can tell of their souls, eh? Maybe if I call to them, they will answer - their ghosts will answer. McLane! Hello, hello! McLane!
- Dr. Karl Weigand: What do you want?
- Jules Deveroux: First, I want to reassure you that I am of sound mind, if not of body.
- Jules Deveroux: Strange. We can see only a small part of the island from this spot, but yet you can feel lack of welcome - lack of abiding life, huh?
- Ensign Quinlan: Yeah, I felt the same when I came here before to rescue your first group. I not only knew that they were gone but that they were lost, completely and forever, body and soul.
- Dr. Karl Weigand: We must go faster! There is very little time!
- Seaman Jack Sommers: Little time for what?
- Jules Deveroux: That is Dr. Weigand's small secret. Let us catch him and find out.