Alfred Krukshank:
We are missionaries. The province sent us here to fight evil, not flee from it.
Sun Lo: Will you allow me to take little Ching-Ching out of harm's way?
Alfred Krukshank: Barbara will remain here with us. And I wish you would not refer to her as Ching-Ching.
Sun Lo: Mr. Kruikshank, you may do as you wish with your own life, but Ching - Barbara is a child. Her honorable parents were my friends.
Alfred Krukshank: I know. But they did not desert their posts when danger threatened.
Sun Lo: No, and they were killed.
Mrs. Kruikshank: Please, Alfred.
Alfred Krukshank: I have decided.
--William Stack (as Alfred Kruikshank) in Stowaway
Sun Lo: Will you allow me to take little Ching-Ching out of harm's way?
Alfred Krukshank: Barbara will remain here with us. And I wish you would not refer to her as Ching-Ching.
Sun Lo: Mr. Kruikshank, you may do as you wish with your own life, but Ching - Barbara is a child. Her honorable parents were my friends.
Alfred Krukshank: I know. But they did not desert their posts when danger threatened.
Sun Lo: No, and they were killed.
Mrs. Kruikshank: Please, Alfred.
Alfred Krukshank: I have decided.
--William Stack (as Alfred Kruikshank) in Stowaway
Frank Burton Cheyne:
Elliot, I'm going to be a father again.
Elliott: Good Heavens, Mr. Cheyne.
Elliott: No, no no Elliot... just that it seems that smart little boys from so-called wealthy well-bred parents don't grow up very successfully by themselves.
--William Stack (as Elliott) in Captains Courageous
Elliott: Good Heavens, Mr. Cheyne.
Elliott: No, no no Elliot... just that it seems that smart little boys from so-called wealthy well-bred parents don't grow up very successfully by themselves.
--William Stack (as Elliott) in Captains Courageous