My bites have got bites...I""m a salesman, Ed." Further down the river, Ed and Bobby become separated from the other two behind them.They pull their canoe out of the river when they decide to rest in he thick wilderness next to it.More threatening than the untamed river are two evil, violent, primitive, degenerate and hostile mountain men, a gay hillbilly (Bill McKinney) and a grizzly, toothless man (Herbert "Cowboy" Coward) armed with a 12 gauge double-barreled shotgun who suddenly appear from the woods and confront the intruders." Edmund taunted the screeching serpent before it was smashed into the rocks.Meanwhile, the wounded Dragon crash-landed on a sandy island beach on Ramandu""s Island, where Aslan approached, roared, and turned the Dragon back into young Eustace."In he first actual synchronized sound heard in the film (not by Al Jolson!, but by young Bobby Gordon), Jakie entertains the cafe audience by singing ""My Gal Sal.Smoke rose from the cover over his body and then suddenly the glowing-blue corpse re-animated and rolled off the table.