[FLEET] No moon No wind Nothing to spy things by No wave No swell No line where sea meets sky Stillness Darkness Can't see a thing, says I No reflection Not a shadow Not a glint of light Meets the eye
And we go sailing Sailing Ever westward on the sea We go sailing Sailing Ever on Go we...
[IDA STRAUS] It's a beautiful night, Mr. Straus Even though there's no moon Look at all the stars Can you find the big dipper?
[ISIDOR STRAUS] The big dipper? I can't even find our own stateroom. Every time I go out for a walk, finding my way back is an adventure.
[IDA STRAUS] Maybe you should drop bread crumbs
[ISIDOR STRAUS] Can you feel how cold it's getting, Mrs. Straus? All in the past couple of hours Would you like me to get your fur stole?
[IDA STRAUS] What, and maybe never see you again? No thank you, I'd rather freeze
[FARRELL] Are you cold, then, Katie?
[MCGOWAN] Not now that you've got your arm around me
[FARRELL] But I don't - Oh, you're a funny one, Kate McGowan.
[MCGOWAN] Funny? T'anks very much.
[FARRELL] Because you come right out with what you want.
[MCGOWAN] And you find that funny, do you? What kind of girl do you think I am? You think I need to be told what I want? Life's too short for that, me boy-o
[SMITH] The weather's quite changed, Mr. Lightoller
[LIGHTOLLER] Yes, sir, it's turned very cold Only one point above freezing
[MURDOCH] Ocean temperature's down to thirty-one degrees, Captain.
[SMITH] Warn the carpenter to check our supply of fresh water, Mr. Murdoch - And tell the engine room to watch the steam winches.
[MURDOCH] Aye aye, sir
[SMITH] There's not much wind, is there?
[LIGHTOLLER] No, sir. It appears to be a flat calm.
[SMITH, LIGHTOLLER & MURDOCH] See how calm it is Smooth as polished glass Ah, the open sea Feel the bite in the air Ah, the open sea Smooth as polished glass
[FLEET] And we go sailing Sailing Ever westward on the sea We go sailing Sailing Ever on go we...
[NEVILLE] Charles, think! In two days, America! What's the first thing your going to do when we get there, darling? After marrying me, of course.
[CLARKE] Apply to the sports desk of an important New York newspaper. I'm sure that they can use a journalist with my experience.
[NEVILLE] Oh, darling, you're sure to be a success!
