The Marines Are Coming (1934)

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Machine transcription of the Archive copy's audio with Whisper large-v3-turbo (temperature 0); the model heard it as en. 977 segments kept, 240 dropped as the kind of hallucination the model produces over music and silence. Each timestamp links to the Archive's player at that second. This has not been checked against the film and can be wrong.

0:30 Oh, hey, hey!
1:00 -Hunt. -Hunt.
1:23 Company, ho!
1:33 All legalized, getting ready to swoop down on somebody. Hope it's not me.
1:38 Betten, huh?
1:39 He just looks tough.
1:50 Rusty bolt pitted barrel.
1:51 Arjun put this man on report for dirty rifle.
1:53 Aye, aye, sir.
1:59 This was the company.
2:02 Hey!
2:05 Fort!
2:07 - Dismissed. - Send Lieutenant Traylor in.
2:14 Come in, Mrs. Traylor.
2:17 Sir, first lieutenant, I'll report for duty in obedience to these orders.
2:20 Glad to see you, Traylor.
2:21 Sit down.
2:25 I guess I'm an all right colonel. Our lieutenant and the whole day.
2:29 All right.
2:30 I was getting ready to add that, sir. Well, I don't want to be harsh, especially to a returning hero. Oh, it was unavoidable, Colonel. Never mind the alibis. I used most of them myself.

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2:39 Right now I'm a bit curious about that overcoat.
2:43 Oh, it's...
2:44 It's a tropical fever, sir.
2:46 One minute I'm shivering from hand to foot, and the next moment I'm as cold as-- You're not chill now, I hope.
2:52 Oh, no, sir.
2:53 At the moment, I feel very comfortable. Yeah.
2:56 Well, you've been giving hot and cold sweats to several old credits since you've been away from the States. So the service will not tolerate an officer who fails to pay his debts. Why, it was an oversight, sir.
3:06 I'll take care of it.
3:07 Well, see that you do, trailer, and that's final.
3:11 I'm assigning you to Captain Benton's company.
3:14 Captain Benson, Captain Edward Benson.
3:16 Amen.
3:17 It would be a pleasure.
3:20 The adjutant will endorse your orders.
3:24 All right.
3:28 Hmm.
3:30 So you're signed to my command again.
3:33 How do you like the idea? Great break for you, Benton.
3:35 Not unless you change a lot. Me? I'll never change.
3:38 So I see. Wild Bill trailer playboy of the Marines. So somebody in this outfit's got to live up to those glamorous recruiting forces. You know Rick show holidays seeing the world through glass bottoms.
3:51 Join the Marines and be the first to fight the time out for fun and product.
3:56 So that's your idea, life in the Marines, eh? That's my idea of life anywhere. I want to be a smiling lieutenant, not a sourpuss, Captain. Why, you! As you were, Captain.
4:05 Uh...
4:06 Let's call a truce to this two man war. Since I've been in the Marines I've been in 18 skirmishes and 14 of them have been with you.
4:13 You and I will never have the same point of view, Trevor.
4:15 Long as you're in my company, you'll have to accept mine. Same old.
4:19 You know what you need, Skipper?
4:20 You need the softening influence of a lovely woman.
4:24 Huh?
4:25 For instance a Spanish dancer named Rosita. Oh somebody told you told me that's marine history. She followed you from Panama Gill to Panama City from Panama City to North. To San Francisco and there the chase ended.
4:38 Ah.
4:39 I tell you, sir, she was harder to shake than a seven with the other guy's dice, but you can bet your life I did it.
4:45 Come on.
4:47 You want me to stand by, lady? No, you can't sit down. I'll be back.
4:55 I'm going to go.
4:58 I have taken up the matter of his death.
5:00 Lieutenant Traylor.
5:02 And he has promised me... So.
5:04 He made you promises too, eh?
5:06 Don't you believe him, Comandante? He's one poof!
5:09 It's not worth a paper for two pins.
5:11 I beg your pardon. It is not for you to make an excuse. It is for Billy. He is a liar. He promised me this, he tell me that, and then like a little...
5:20 He slips away. What are you talking about?
5:22 I talk about Billy the same as you.
5:25 He came in San Francisco, he got to China.
5:27 But he lied. He's here!
5:31 The Army and Navy registered?
5:33 She says so.
5:39 Oh I see.
5:40 Lieutenant Traylor. Si, si, si, my B.C.
5:43 And you are Miss... - Andro Seater Hernandez, with full Olivera and Buonaventura.
5:47 You have not heard of Rosita the dancer from Fonta Miguel? Just one moment. Do you mind telling me just what you want with Lieutenant Traylor? I want to marry him.
5:57 If I catch him,
5:58 Did he...
6:00 Promise to marry you?
6:01 Really? He promised me anything if I go to China.
6:04 Once he was in Panama City, he said to me. Just one moment, señorita.
6:09 The lieutenant trailer of.
6:11 Try to make love to you.
6:13 Do you know Panto Miguel from the moon? She's shining.
6:16 Yes. Oh, it is beautiful.
6:19 The moon...
6:20 The smell of the flowers.
6:22 The lights and the water. And was such a night as this Lieutenant Traylor made love to you? Oh no, no, no, no, no.
6:28 He do not make love to me.
6:29 There is a trouble.
6:31 I made love to him. It is the night that he saved me from the bandits.
6:35 My ankle is what you call sprain.
6:37 He picked me his arms like this.
6:40 Oh, and I like it so much.
6:42 Then I sluggle close to him like this.
6:44 Oh, and I like it so much that I give Billy a big, big kiss. Yes, I understand, yes. Yes, but then he's spoiled it all.
6:51 He dumped me right on the ground.
6:53 No!
6:54 And then he shake his finger at me like this.
6:56 What do you think he says?
6:58 Is it Rosita?
6:59 Business and business.
7:00 If you kiss me again, I'll fake you. And then what happened? He'll thank me. And I like it.
7:06 Never, never can he lose me.
7:08 He saved my life.
7:10 Now it belongs to him.
7:12 Will you help me marry him? No, I think you'd better manage him yourself. Believe me, Comandante, I will.
7:19 So that's why I say no girl's gonna anchor me.
7:23 An anchor's not a bad idea.
7:27 If it's the right kind. Oh, nice number.
7:30 Is she going to be your anchor?
7:31 Yes, if I can persuade her.
7:33 I bet she's at least a general's daughter.
7:36 The father happens to be Captain Manning of the Navy.
7:39 You know what you're getting into, but...
7:41 Does she know what she's doing?
7:43 I think so.
7:45 You'll meet her this afternoon at the Admiral's party.
7:47 No admiral's party for me with this head.
7:51 Oh, you go, Benton. That's your battlefield. Get this trailer.
7:55 You're going to the Admiral's party.
7:57 Ordered.
7:58 Oh, it is.
7:59 Something tells me you're going to regret this.
8:03 You're making a clean start here, Traylor.
8:06 Your old life is over and done with finished. I heard different.
8:10 Baby, kiss me!
8:12 Dad!
8:13 No!
8:14 You run away like a rabbit and give her a seat to the ditch, no? No, no, no, you got me all wrong, Rosita. I was just asking Captain Benton's permission to throw you a big surprise party tonight. Oh, Billy, you sweetheart. So funny.
8:27 No, it's all off now, Rosie. The Captain Ben won't let me leave the post, says I have the future.
8:32 Oh, me, Capitan, please let my Billy give me my surprise party. If you do, I will give you a great big kiss. Miss Willough, wait a minute. I don't understand.
8:41 The trailer!
8:42 Please, Mike, I've got to be so gentle.
8:44 But really, there's nothing I can do about it.
8:46 He seems to have the situation well in hand, sir. So it seems.
8:51 Oh, please, just in one, please.
8:53 Step back in the car.
8:54 Please, dear partner, please.
8:57 I'm going to go.
9:03 All right.
9:05 I'll be out of here in two shakes of the Admiral's hand. Oh, but it's this party, sir. You'll have to stay. You'll have to stay. This mid-Victorian stagecoach is my alibi. As long as it's here, they think I'm here. Both words, Cupid.
9:30 I've heard splendid things of your exploits in Port McGill, Lieutenant.
9:33 Everyone's talking about you. Thank you, Mrs. Dunn, but don't believe all you hear.
9:38 Help.
9:40 - Say, he did the most terrible things in Nicaragua.
9:43 I wonder if he's as wild as they say. If he's anything like his father, he is.
9:48 His grandfather was no Lily.
9:51 He was a Marine. Oh, no. We're not marching, Ness. We're dancing. It's supposed to be fun.
10:00 Uh-huh.
10:02 Amen.
10:04 I'm glad you insisted on my coming captain. It's even lovelier than I expected.
10:11 Isn't that the celebrated Lieutenant Taylor?
10:14 Yes, the conquering hero.
10:17 He seems to be the conquering type. Every girl at the party is raving about him.
10:22 Don't break in on him. Why not? Can't you see they're alive? Oh, excuse me.
10:31 So that's the great hero. Charming manners.
10:36 At least he picked it so that I'm still dancing with you. May I come in?
10:42 We're not marching, you know. We're dancing. This is supposed to be fun, darling. Do you always call people by their first names when you haven't even met them?
10:49 Not always, but you're lucky. I think you're swell. Dancing hero. I don't broadcast it.
10:55 I suppose these ribbons come with every uniform?
10:58 I got this one for saving a fish from drowning. I beg your pardon, is that supposed to be funny? You see, he was the general's favorite fish, poor old thing. His name was Arnold. Who, the general? Oh, no, the fish.
11:07 He was swimming in uncharted waters and didn't have his binoculars. Poor thing, he slipped right over a lighthouse. How amusing. No interruptions, please. Arnold Tripton was taking fast. I put all my water wings, plunged in and grabbed him by the ears.
11:18 But Arnold Beers were tender. He gave a mighty leap and jerked me right back into the boat.
11:24 Really I think they should have given the medal to the fish. That's just what I told the general. I think he took your advice.
11:31 Now I know you're slow.
11:46 Mr. Traylor, what's wrong? It's the old shop of the people. I feel faith. I want air.
11:51 I'll get you.
11:52 I can't. I can't drink water. Take me out. I want air.
11:59 Come on.
12:05 You'd better sit down. No, no, no. I must keep moving.
12:08 Oh, my God.
12:10 Oh, come, my sweet. The world's our playground. Oh, here. You can't do this. Stop. Let me go. You can't do this. When did you see I make this old car go? What you...
12:25 Would you mind telling me just why you're driving me out here? To tell you that you're the most gorgeous girl I've ever seen. Now what do you think about me? I think you're the most insolent, conceited man I ever saw in a uniform bar, none. Oh, love at first sight. Oh, I'm going back.
12:49 Amen.
12:52 Man the lake boat, women and children first. It was his fault. It was your fault.
12:58 Now the word of you, you're driving... Why? My brand new car! You might kill somebody. Who do you think you are? The five piece? Look at the car you're driving. Terrible. You're probably wrong to some rich butcher.
13:08 Oh, shut up here you tell your boss to pick it up with the marine oh
13:12 It will be a pleasure, Lieutenant.
13:14 I'll take this matter up with your commanding officers.
13:17 Oh, my heart, my head, my liver!
13:22 What's the meaning of this? You don't understand, Admiral. It's a bad case of tropical fever.
13:28 I was rushing him to the hospital. He insisted on driving and he doesn't know what he's doing. He doesn't know.
13:34 He doesn't know anything when he gets these attacks. I'm so sorry. Can't we get these cars untangled? What are you standing there for?
13:43 - Get busy! - Yes, sir.
13:50 Get out of the way. You're sick.
13:52 I...
13:54 Push a little more to the right, driver. Just a minute, just a minute.
14:00 Oh!
14:01 A little more...
14:03 Admiral it's strong back to make the Navy.
14:07 Oh!
14:12 Lieutenant Taylor's car, sir.
14:15 At your service, sir.
14:17 Where's my car?
14:19 Uh-huh.
14:20 Lieutenant Trader borrowed it, sir.
14:23 He and a young lady how long have they been gone?
14:29 Two hours and 17 minutes, sir.
14:33 Shall I?
14:34 Drive you to the barracks, sir?
14:36 Yes. Hello, Captain Benton. Where is my billy? Oh, please. Please tell me. Oh, please tell me. What is my billy? Oh, he's in my hair. What again, Captain?
14:47 Oh, you, you tell me what is my billy. Oh, come on, tell me. Oh, please. You, can you tell me what is my billy? Oh, please, tell me.
14:56 Oh, Paddy dear.
14:58 And did you hear?
15:01 The news that's going around.
15:07 Ten thousand...
15:09 Go!
15:11 Lay down there, swabs!
15:15 To fight one sick marine...
15:20 Oh, da-deedle-deed-a-da-dam-dam-deed-a-dam-deedle-dee.
15:27 Femme deem!
15:29 *Sings*
15:38 Lay down, Anderson.
15:41 Hey, put on your net, mammy, and rest your tired eyes. Don't fix my ponytail coat and pretty me up. I've got a heavy drink. Oh, boy, oh, boy, oh, boy. What time will you be walking the limousine, sir? Draw it away. I still have the roadster.
15:55 You mean Captain Benton's car, sir? Sure. And his girlfriend to go with it.
15:59 Yes.
16:00 Hurry up.
16:01 I'm trying to...
16:03 Yes.
16:04 Take that south of the park, sir.
16:08 Come on now get that check ready. She's not the kind you can keep waiting. This is something special. Yes.
16:14 Yes?
16:21 Extra special serve.
16:22 The young lady is what we old-time Marines would call
16:25 Virginia wine Lollapalooza! How do you spell that?
16:30 Ellie!
16:31 Holla!
16:33 Uh...
16:34 P.A.C.H. Sir.
16:37 I'll say, and for what, no need is it in joy.
16:40 That's what you think.
16:41 Don't tell me she followed me to the Admiral.
16:44 I must tell you, sir. She did. Oh.
16:51 Cease firing!
16:56 Uh-oh!
16:58 Here we go again! Open this door, horse bait!
17:02 I want to see Billy!
17:03 You can't see him, he's in conference. Donkey, get off the line again. Open this door, can you? I'm sorry to have been late, Colonel. I hope you made yourself comfortable, sir.
17:15 - Hey.
17:16 The Colonel's here.
17:17 Two admirals, a general, and four majors.
17:20 What, no women? - No. This is a more monkey business. Let me in!
17:24 Martin!
17:25 Come in here and clove out Noah.
17:27 Yes, sir. Right away, sir. I'm coming, sir.
17:32 Come on.
17:33 - Eddie!
17:36 I know you're there.
17:39 General, this conference is going to make history.
17:42 It is gonna take its place alongside the VSI treaty, the Russian five-year plan, and the repeal of the 18th Amendment.
17:51 Hey!
17:55 Ha!
18:00 When do you think this conference will end, General?
18:03 What I want to accomplish tonight is going to take hours and hours and hours.
18:07 Maybe all night.
18:09 Ooh.
18:11 We are five stories up and there's no fire escape.
18:14 What about the bedroom? Where's that called? I'll see you.
18:17 Okay.
18:18 Yeah.
18:21 I'm going to go.
18:24 There's a ledge outside the bathroom window about that wide. A sand truck can make it on horseback there.
18:28 Where's my coat?
18:29 Go. Go. You say you're hungry, General, and you too, Colonel?
18:37 I'll call room service.
18:39 Oh.
18:40 I remember. I sent it down to the valet.
18:43 It must be in the server door. I look and see it.
18:46 Hello?
18:47 Room service?
18:48 This is Lieutenant Traylor speaking.
18:50 Send me up nine orders of roast beef.
18:53 some navy beans and some baked potatoes.
18:55 Oh.
18:56 And we want some ice cream and apple pie with some... Chili sauce for Rosita.
19:05 Come right into the big conference, Rosita. I would like for you to meet all these gentlemen.
19:11 Oh, hello there, General.
19:13 And how is it with you? Major?
19:16 Whew!
19:17 Lots of majors. How do you do, Major?
19:20 Gentlemen, gentlemen, I would like for you to meet Rosita, the Spanish dancer from Ponte Miguel, and my good friend, the Colonel.
19:31 Where's the colonel?
19:32 The Colonel!
19:34 Oh, there you are, señor.
19:37 Stop!
19:38 You think you give me the run around, eh? You give me a seat of the sleep off this afternoon, no?
19:42 Sleep up. That was the Admiral's reception I had to go.
19:45 Where are you going now? Well, to tell you the truth, I'm going out to-- I know. I know why you don't want to tell me.
19:52 You know what? Why? Because you're going to give Rosita a big surprising party. And you're afraid of spoils and surprising, no?
20:00 Yeah, yeah, that's right, Rosie.
20:02 Don't call me Rosie. I'm there to give speech my little blossom.
20:07 Won't you be surprised? Oh boy, so funny. Terrific. I'm laughing now. As soon as I get back, we'll have the party. Get back?
20:15 Where you going now? I'm going to Captain Manning's residence. I must say more important business.
20:20 Listen, you banana-holder.
20:21 From this place till never. Where you go, I go.
20:25 Fuck.
20:25 S-J-E-R-H-E-A-W-E-Y-I-I-M-F-E-S-A-O-A-Y.
20:29 Hoi-fei!
20:31 You're pretty tired, are you? Running around without a woman?
20:34 Three-timers? What kind of talk is that? Oh, I'm getting sick and tired of this kind of business.
20:39 You are getting sick and tired. You are getting sick and tired. Whatever you are selling, I have some. Now get this straight. So help me, I wouldn't marry you till the last woman on earth.
20:52 - Mimi.
20:54 You don't.
20:55 You don't love me?
20:56 No, no, no. Do you catch on or must I make myself plain?
21:01 All right, Billy.
21:03 If he...
21:04 Is that the way you feel about it?
21:06 All right.
21:09 No.
21:10 No fooling?
21:13 Stop pulling.
21:15 I'm sorry.
21:30 Okay.
21:34 Never a dull moment.
21:36 As if I'm not crazy enough myself, wouldn't I look swell married to a crazy woman? Trying to throw us up out of a five-story window.
21:44 such goings on. Why do I care? I know you're going to marry somebody else. What for should I leave? Who said I was going to marry somebody else? I'm a bachelor. I'll never marry anybody.
21:56 You mean that?
21:58 - Not never? - Well, hardly ever.
22:01 I might marry when I get to be a general. Oh, then I'll wait.
22:05 Uh-huh.
22:07 And no swan dives out of windows.
22:09 Positively no.
22:11 But when you are a general...
22:13 He will marry me, maybe?
22:15 Maybe.
22:16 Oh, I am so happy.
22:19 Oh, now blow.
22:31 Hey, wait a minute. I say before where you go, I'll go.
22:41 Cara de chango.
22:43 You're the only one who's wrong with me, but you're going to pay me!
22:46 - Think about it, wait a minute.
22:52 He's not there, you pig! The same way he was not in Caliente today.
22:56 I'll kill you!
22:59 You think you can make a fool out of Rosita, no? You find out where he is. How can I find out where he is? Maybe this will help you. Maybe this will help you. Find out where he is. Where is he?
23:11 Mr. Coward.
23:13 It's me!
23:14 Oh,
23:19 What's going on in here?
23:21 Who's in this room?
23:23 Well, there ain't nobody here but us chicken balls.
23:26 Well, whoever you are, where's the towel?
23:30 I am.
23:33 Why, Colonel Gilroy, I didn't know you were your soapbox. What are you doing here?
23:39 I just came to report, sir, that I'm moving back to the Marine barracks tomorrow.
23:42 Get out of here, you idiot! Get out!
23:45 Nice to have seen you, sire.
23:50 I'm starved.
23:57 Fire and fall back.
23:59 fire and fall back and you're my motto he who loves and runs away will live to love another day
24:07 ah but i'm running away soon not for me
24:09 No.
24:10 Dad's been appointed governor of Fonta Miguel. Fonta Miguel, my old stamping ground. Really? Sure. He sails in a month and I sail with him. Oh, I'm sorry.
24:19 Well...
24:20 Yes, for the next 30 days and consider yourself dated up to 24 hours of each.
24:24 Leave!
24:25 When do I sleep? When you get the font of the gal and you'll dream of me. Fire and fall back.
24:31 I'm not going to be a good one.
24:41 Oh, my God.
24:42 Oh, a lot of money. I want a lot of places to spend it. Oh, since you've been here, we've been every place. I'll make the bill new ones. Oh, then you're impossible. You're pretty good yourself. Let's see.
24:57 I'm going to play mine on red, just like your lips.
25:01 I'm going to go.
25:12 Hooray for the torch!
25:14 He's one tough soldier but a swell guy. Oh, but, sir, he's a bandit. He's my favorite bandit. He's giving me a trip to Pontemigal with Dorothy.
25:27 Hello?
25:28 Get away from that phone, you big gorilla!
25:30 Oh, oh, here we go again.
25:33 Rose Cedar? Tell her I'm on morning inspection.
25:37 Why are you here?
25:39 Oh, I know you. She heard you.
25:43 - Hey.
25:43 Don't give me that again!
25:45 I know he's dead!
25:46 Annie!
25:47 - Did the weather you think I eat on the gas for some money, no? - Yes, my little tamale. Captain Benton's company is going to Ponto Miguel, but not me. I stay right here in San Diego.
25:57 If you're giving me this run-around business again,
26:00 I will kill you.
26:02 But I'm not fooling you. Somebody's got to stay with a colonel and he picked me.
26:07 I think it's because he likes you.
26:10 All right.
26:11 Hi.
26:13 I believe you this time.
26:14 Ha-ha.
26:16 Heh.
26:16 I got a swell job to dance.
26:19 Wait till you see Rosita.
26:21 You'd never run away from...
26:22 Her baby.
26:28 Billy.
26:31 Lily.
26:33 Billy!
26:34 Billy!
26:36 I'm going to go here like a crazy guy.
26:39 Huh?
26:41 Voice!
26:45 I'm sorry I wasn't in. I was out shopping. Kenny thinks of the trip?
26:48 Oh, yes. You know that last minute is buying.
26:51 - You all fixed up? - I think so.
26:55 No, I'll pay mine.
26:56 I'll bet you like them.
27:00 Why so sad, my friend?
27:02 I'm not sad, I'm worried.
27:04 - What about? - About you.
27:06 You know, this trip is no picnic, Dorothy. It's serious.
27:09 Torch me, tear upon a McGill wide open.
27:11 It's no place for you. Don't you want me with you?
27:14 Of course, but it's dangerous.
27:16 Well, what of it?
27:17 I'm thrilled.
27:18 Shoving off tomorrow.
27:20 Oh, I hear Ponto Miguel is wonderful.
27:22 Oh.
27:23 Just another tropical island.
27:25 The water's like sapphire and emerald.
27:28 The air is perfuming.
27:30 That sounds like some of Bill Traylor's romantic nonsense. Bill?
27:34 That is not nonsense.
27:37 Too bad I didn't make you marry me long ago.
27:39 Perhaps you should have.
27:42 You know, except for the torch, it would make a splendid honeymoon. Leaving tomorrow on the transport, then partner McGill. Perfect. Dorothy, will you marry me?
27:53 Could you miss Maddy?
27:55 Oh.
28:04 Flowers for you.
28:05 from you-know-who.
28:06 And please don't be resenting
28:08 This silly bird, for all my word,
28:11 I'm giving the Burris to Benden.
28:13 Oh, my God.
28:15 I suppose that's Trader's idea of a joke.
28:19 I'd like to hand him a sock on the nose. Oh, that's not like you, Ned.
28:23 Dorothy, I was asking you to marry me.
28:25 Well, how can we? We sail tomorrow. And tonight's the big farewell party if you want. But we can be married on the boat.
28:32 People had been married until you won us.
28:34 Yes, I...
28:36 I'm not sure I can go tonight.
28:37 Oh, Ned.
28:39 said you take me by I will but I'm afraid we can't go and quite like
28:44 I have to check over my supplies. No, let somebody else do it.
28:46 Doesn't anything interest you but your work. But please Dorothy I have to. You are gallant.
28:52 Ooh.
28:53 Whoa!
28:56 Don't be alarmed, folks. I hope I'm not intruding. Oh, yes, all right. You look gorgeous.
29:02 Hi, Ms. Lovia. Hello, Treder.
29:04 - Well, I'll be getting along, Dorothy. Things are getting just too funny for me. - Oh, don't go, Ned. - Oh, don't go on my account. We like having you around, don't we, Dorothy? I'll see you later.
29:12 Oh, man.
29:14 Don't get all hunk about it. I was only fooling.
29:18 You've bowled over a lot of women one place or another, Trader.
29:20 Don't try it with Dorothy.
29:22 - She's not for you. - I think she's all for me.
29:25 You know, if I could believe you were on the level...
29:27 I have no right to object.
29:29 Well, if you win, I'll congratulate you. Thanks.
29:32 -If you win her. -Thanks again.
29:37 I hear it.
29:39 Oh, the flowers are lovely. Thanks, Bill. What was this pear? There's a little expression I made up one time.
29:47 All's fair in love and war, especially love.
29:51 I have a swell idea. You and I will go to Tijuana ahead of the rest of the crowd.
29:55 Well, who told you I was going with you?
29:58 This little bird told me.
29:59 Oh.
30:23 -Ooh, that's lovely. -Catline, same vintage, sir? -Yes, but send it over here, please. -Oh, but it's supposed to be a farewell party. -It is. You and I say farewell to the United States.
30:34 Well, I
30:36 - Well, we're in Tijuana, that's Mexico. - Oh, what's a little thing like a borderline? Just something to ride over. - No matter whose territory. - Yeah.
30:48 Ladies and gentlemen.
30:50 The Club Madrid presents, for the first time in North America, the artiste that makes the
30:55 The Firebird of Panto Miguel.
30:57 Rosita!
31:27 I got a Paris that grieve thee, leave, leave me, then leave thee. He makes me always cry, ran away from me when I'm dying.
31:50 I chase him round like crazy, he's lazy, I can. But when I find him, he'll kiss me, care how he meets me. He longs for this because he's crazy for his roots, so maybe.
32:20 I know he's far his name. Where my roots be gone, there ain't no other for him. There better not be done, for now I do adore him. I hate blood.
32:50 I'm away crying, get away from me, I'm not dying.
32:57 I hate him round, I'm crazy. He makes me like mad. But when I find him, he'll kiss me, tell how he miss me. He longs for this because he's crazy for his Rosita baby.
33:29 Who are you?
33:30 I don't know him!
33:34 Playmate with his trailer.
33:36 And what do you got? Oh, I'm going to be a soldier boy, and you're going to have a candy store, and you and I are going to be married. Everything. I used to want everything.
33:46 But now I only
33:47 But you're so hard to guess. Oh, maybe that's why you want me.
34:02 Harvey, you're wonderful. And your father is certainly a splendid fellow. What? Why? From taking you to Papa Miguel. Now, what a time we're going to...
34:15 I'll go. It'll make you fall right into my arms. Do you find life at the labor base, Mr. Manning? Are you trying to be funny? Oh, what was I saying?
34:45 Oh, Panta Miguel.
34:51 She's from Panta Miguel. Yes, she must have seen me there. Is that possible? Ha, ha, ha, ha.
35:14 I've heard about a girl, a Spanish girl.
35:17 But I thought that was all over. It is all over, Dorothy.
35:20 Now look. She is beautiful. I don't blame you.
35:24 What's the matter, jealous? Why should I be jealous? The same reason I'm jealous of Ned Benton.
35:29 You love me, darling, the same as I love you.
35:32 What's the use of sidestep? We love each other. But that girl. Oh, off of my life. Long ago. Ever since I met you. Oh, I must think. Don't.
35:39 I could give your life something.
35:41 Far places that leave pictures in your soul forever. Sounds that would ring like bells in your heart. Places of long ago and far away.
35:49 I could paint your life bright gold. Are you?
35:52 - Thanks. - Marry me.
35:56 But we could never be happy. Your life is without reality.
36:01 Just brightly painted madness.
36:03 Charming, isn't it? With you as my wife, I could be something. Anything. A colonel, a general.
36:10 Why, I can be.
36:11 Even Major General Commandant of the whole Marine Corps.
36:14 But we failed him. Oh what of it. When we get on the boat. You'll marry me tonight.
36:21 in tier one.
36:22 You will, Doriton.
36:24 Or.
36:41 Hello, everyone!
36:45 It's up to time, folks. I'm the happiest guy in the world. Doug and I are going to be married.
36:50 You're all my guests!
36:52 We're going to be married here in Tijuana tonight. - Thank you so much. Thank you. - Bill, I told you I'd congratulate you if you ever won, huh?
37:04 I do congratulate you. Thanks, Ned.
37:07 Would you do me a big favor?
37:09 Be my best man.
37:12 You really mean?
37:13 Absolutely.
37:15 Right. Champagne! Champagne for everybody! Buckets and buckets of champagne!
37:21 Dorothy.
37:23 With all my heart.
37:25 I wish you owe me the best.
37:27 I know you do, Ned.
37:28 The biggest night in the world. Come on, what do you say? Bring on the reserves. Bring on that campaign. Hark down. Mr. Lopez would like to see you, please. Excuse me, darling.
37:38 Here we go.
37:43 I want champagne. What's the matter? I'm sorry, Mr. Trader. You're in for Santa Miquel tomorrow.
37:48 You must send your account to her.
37:49 It is long overdue.
37:51 Don't you trust me? I always pay my bills. I am not interested in always.
37:56 This is a lot of money and I want it tonight.
38:00 Here's $300 on account. Nothing going on.
38:06 I want it all.
38:10 All right?
38:11 That roulette wheel of yours took my door.
38:13 I'll make it to Amy back. Tonight's my lucky night.
38:17 You right with you? See you later, Dorothy.
38:23 Who is that woman?
38:26 Look here, Rosita.
38:28 I want to tell you something.
38:29 You better tell Rosita something pretty nice.
38:31 or I'll get all over this place.
38:33 Who is that woman?
38:35 I have to be nice to her. Father's a big shot in the Navy.
38:38 He's going to be governor of Ponte Miguel.
38:39 You like her?
38:40 Well, I'm very fond of her father.
38:43 And I have to get along with her so that she'll promote me. You want me to be a general, don't you? Bet you my boots I do. Yes, I must remember that. She's here tomorrow, get me?
38:53 Could you stay here, no?
38:54 Five minutes.
38:55 Chively.
38:57 You left and just to come to see Ruthita? Oh, good. I get you. That takes two guests for you.
39:03 Now run along. I have my own getting to attend to.
39:10 Well, that makes 15 times in a row and I have one of that.
39:14 Billy, don't bet some more.
39:16 Those two, they laugh at you. That's all right. I think they're funny too.
39:19 I don't trust him.
39:21 She's got best face.
39:22 I'm not that only space go away here to the last of it give me another stack and don't laugh I'll break the bank before I'm through
39:29 Face the best.
39:31 Round and round the little ball goes. Where it stops nobody knows. Here's where I start to go. Don't do that. Black is due to win.
39:40 I'm not sure.
39:43 Is he coming soon?
39:44 I...
39:46 I think so.
39:51 Good evening.
39:52 Take back your friend, Billy. They won't let you win, I know.
39:56 You're supposed to be working here. What do you mean by telling such things?
40:00 -Crestomus! -It's you, Crestomus! Like all these fuckers here, but he's my very special friend!
40:05 Let go of me!
40:07 May I hand on her if the same is wearing a hand on me. What is it to you when he stands for here? He's my boyfriend!
40:13 Positively.
40:16 We better get the rest of the boys, Bob. Looks like a fight. We'll have to get Triller out of here.
40:20 They're loving you, Billy. You bet you might get his one big crook.
40:23 You lie. I haven't got you a minute, Lopez. Get back to the table door, okay?
40:46 I am pulling him over to you, Captain.
40:49 on the condition that you take him across the border
40:53 And keep him dead.
40:55 Thank you sir I will.
40:57 The prison man wants to talk to you.
41:00 - Good night, Captain. - Good night.
41:02 Thanks for going to all the trouble now. Just skip all that. We're shutting off of the base.
41:07 I've got to go back to the cafe for Dorothy. Don't be a complete fool.
41:10 I took Dorothy back to San Diego hours ago. Oh, on my wedding night.
41:15 But I'll make it all up to her. I'll square every trailer.
41:18 You keep away from Dorothy.
41:20 Me keep away.
41:22 You can't tell me. I'm advising you. Well, I don't want your advice.
41:34 Yes.
41:42 That came yesterday.
41:44 Of course I still hope the trailer would square everything.
41:47 But last night he went too far.
41:50 I've given him fair warning.
41:51 He's through.
41:52 You mean court-marshal? Yes.
41:57 It will lock him out of the core forever.
41:59 Well, a dose of civilian life may make him see the light.
42:03 No, that would be pitiful.
42:05 To see the light...
42:06 and then realized that he was exiled from the Marines.
42:09 Of course if he resigned it would save the face of the Corps and give him a break.
42:14 Uh...
42:15 I'm sorry.
42:17 You tell him.
42:20 Yes, sir.
42:25 Come in.
42:30 Play with the Romarden.
42:39 I know I acted like a sap last night, but I'll make up for everything on the boat.
42:43 You're not going on the boat, trailer.
42:45 You're leaving the Marine Corps.
42:47 Leaving the core?
42:48 I'm asking you to resign.
42:50 for your own good.
42:52 Me resign?
42:54 To save yourself a court-martial.
42:55 And second, dismissal.
42:58 There's no doubt about that but you detest it.
43:00 You said you'd keep me away from Dorothy. You've used your right to get me kicked out.
43:08 Nothing can make you understand.
43:10 I understand plenty.
43:12 I'm going to go.
43:23 I'm sorry for your trailer.
43:25 You're just all wrong.
43:28 Come on.
43:36 There it is.
43:37 Last time.
43:40 Lieutenant William Traylor.
43:42 and are good riddened.
43:44 You don't mean it, sir.
43:45 You'll be back again. You're crazy. I have to enlist.
43:48 I wouldn't come back if they made me Major General Commandant.
43:51 You'll always be a Marine, sir.
43:53 Here.
43:54 Take that to the adjutant's office.
43:57 Well, well, what are you waiting for?
44:01 Come on.
44:02 Come on.
44:04 Amen.
44:06 Come on.
44:08 I'm sorry.
44:09 Come on.
44:12 Buck!
44:13 But come back with that!
44:14 Bart, come back!
44:16 Come on.
45:16 Okay, that's all. How about it, Doctor?
45:18 You're in pretty fair shape.
45:20 But he'll be better when he got out of boot camp. There's no doubt about it.
45:25 I always told them that a man who was once a Marine
45:28 Just couldn't stop being one.
45:32 Ha!
45:34 Ah!
45:37 There's a company of Marines shutting off her laptop. Where are you going? Rosita, tell me.
45:48 Do you love me?
45:49 I followed him from Puerto Miguel to Panama City, from Panama City to San Francisco, from San Francisco to San Diego, then from San Diego to Iguana. I changed my guess and he asked me.
46:01 Do I love him?
46:03 I'll be the gulp, do you?
46:05 If you love me, Rosita, you must believe in me. This is all I believe in.
46:09 says here you're going to Fuente Miguel.
46:14 flowers.
46:15 Pour in this thing to the blood.
46:18 They are going to pardon Miguel, but Buckland Island, attached duty, special to Juneau, Alaska. Alaska, icebergs, Eskimos.
46:26 Wales Day and long, long night.
46:30 - My reen's been a lot for. - Here. Read to yourself.
46:47 You see, it says positively.
46:53 He's in the shoebox.
46:55 Don't you lie to me? No hombre, he can lie to Rosita Hernández con suelo, Olivera y Buonaventura. MLS, we're going to Alaska!
47:02 Madam! Come on, what do you say?
47:07 On the stairs, madame.
47:11 Goodbye, my sweet. I'll see you in Alaska.
47:14 Oh, Billy! Billy, don't go away! Oh, Billy!
47:18 Really?
47:20 I'm not.
47:41 Are you happy, Ned? You know I am. Why, ever since we left San Diego, I've been trying to get you to set the date.
47:47 Say when Dorothy. Oh, just a little more time to see Miss.
47:51 It wouldn't be fair to come to you with Bill still lurking in the corner of my heart.
47:57 Can't you get him out of your mind? Oh, of course I can. And I will.
48:00 Besides, he's miles and miles away.
48:04 What?
48:05 What's the matter?
48:07 Bill's here. What?
48:09 Oh!
48:11 He arrived this morning with my replacements. He's enlisted.
48:13 Bill Traylor's a private?
48:17 Oh, no.
48:20 You still care.
48:22 Are you afraid? I think I am.
48:25 Phil just flew into my life out of nowhere.
48:28 He smothered everything in me that can see clear and think straight.
48:32 I always understood. You're sweet, Ned.
48:35 If only he hadn't come here.
48:38 He'll never hurt you again.
48:40 Dorothy, I give you my word. I'll never let him come near you.
48:44 Come on.
48:46 Here we are.
48:48 I'll see you when you get here later.
48:58 I don't know how it happens, Traylor, but your orders are all right.
49:01 Yes, sir.
49:04 You're making a clean start down here.
49:07 Your old life is over and done with.
49:09 Finished. I heard different.
49:10 What's that?
49:11 I heard different about conditions down here. My old friend, the torch. Yes, the torch is tearing the country wide open. He's killed some natives. I've lost a lot of men, too.
49:18 too many.
49:21 Look here, Bill.
49:22 Yes, sir.
49:23 It's about...
49:25 About Dorothy.
49:27 I want you to keep away from her.
49:29 You want you-- You heard me.
49:32 Orders.
49:34 Yes.
49:35 As private trailer, I'll take orders and do my duty. But when off duty, I'll go where I please, see whom I please, and do what I please. And you can't stop me.
49:43 Private trailer I can find you within the limits of this camp with further orders.
49:47 That's all.
49:49 I said that's all.
49:54 What'd he say? He said plenty of that two-faced hypocrite using his rank to confine me to camp.
50:00 Maybe it won't be for long. I'll say it, Mort. I'm leaving right now.
50:07 Come on.
50:13 Hey, snap out of it, driver. We just got word the governor said we'd bring him here. Wind her up.
50:18 I'm going to go.
50:23 Oh, my God.
50:24 Come on.
50:30 Have they taken the governor away? How is he?
50:33 Oh, they did? Well, that's too bad. You wait.
50:38 They're taking him away. Couldn't wait. You go on back to camp. I'll stay here.
50:42 I'm going to go.
50:44 Quite mistake I guess. Where's Miss Manning? I have a message for her.
50:48 In the garden, sir.
50:56 Hello.
50:58 Dorothy. Dorothy.
51:00 Oh, this is the garden I told you about, remember?
51:03 I've pictured you in it a million times.
51:06 What you say hello to me, darling? This is Bill.
51:08 Bill.
51:10 who's going to be Major General Commandant of the whole Marine Corps.
51:14 Turn around.
51:16 You afraid?
51:17 Yes.
51:18 Oh, why should you be afraid of me?
51:21 I know I acted miserable up north and I'm awfully sorry.
51:24 But when this crazy war's over, we will get married and go on a real honeymoon. No, no, Bill. But I've worked like a dog. I've stood drilling the blistering sun in the soaking rain. I've done kitchen police, paid all my debts.
51:35 Just for a chance to take you in my arms.
51:37 Do you realize what you mean to me, Dorothy?
51:39 I realize what I mean to your vanity. My vanity adores you. Oh, please, Bill, don't say any more. No more words, darling, only these.
51:46 I love you.
51:48 Oh, it's...
51:48 So hopeless.
51:49 You'll never change.
51:51 It can only mean wretchedness and grief to us.
51:56 Ned, I'm glad you're here.
52:00 You were confined to camp naturally you're under arrest.
52:03 Ned anything to keep us apart Dorothy.
52:06 Captain Benton's an officer and a gentleman.
52:08 But you can't stop me, not if I have to break every regulation of the Marine Corps. Oh, Bill, no, no. Private trailer, report to the guardhouse. What?
52:15 Disobedience of orders absence without leave insubordination to a superior officer.
52:19 Five days, bread and water.
52:28 One.
52:29 a soldier, sweetheart, but now she's an awesome...
52:34 She was once a soldier, sweetheart, but now she's an officer's mess.
52:43 All right, trailer, your time is up. You can beat it any time now.
52:48 She was once a soldier's sweetheart, but... Down! Down! Hey!
52:58 Come on.
52:59 Your time's up, sir.
53:01 I mean Bill.
53:02 Five days in there on Brad and Walter and five days listening to them.
53:07 I know. I don't envy them when you get through with them. I wouldn't lay my hands on that ornery marine hide. You wouldn't? No, I'm saving it all for Benson.
53:16 I'm gonna knock his teeth straight down his throat.
53:19 But you can't do that.
53:20 He's gone out on patrol.
53:22 I know it. I'm going out after him.
53:27 Uh-oh.
53:34 Come on.
53:37 There's one more drink and I'm going out in the jungle and get him.
53:43 I'm in Mario.
53:45 I want to tell you about that guy, Ben.
53:48 Now I know him like a brother. All day long you tell me about him.
53:51 I think that you'd like this fellow bentonate. I'm glad you asked.
53:55 He's an old bread and water dishwasher. That's another dish. You wouldn't understand. Get me a drink.
54:01 When you pay.
54:02 You're getting pretty drunk, Bill. I think you're... I think you're poor. Make it snappy.
54:07 Who is good to pay me?
54:08 I will.
54:10 Give Senor Traylor anything he wants.
54:12 What's the big idea? I never forget a friend.
54:16 Don't you remember, Senor Traylor?
54:18 I'm Esteban Laredo.
54:20 Last year when you drive the torch back to the hills.
54:23 You got your one of our machine guns, you remember? I've captured lots of machine guns, millions of them.
54:28 You could kill us.
54:29 Easy.
54:30 But you don't.
54:34 Have one on me, Mario.
54:36 Three.
54:37 And you know what a torch will do with you?
54:40 He'll make you captain.
54:41 Right away. Carpenter.
54:42 -Claro.
54:43 What are you saying?
54:45 The torch would make Senor Trailer a general.
54:49 Well, Belcher is going to be a general, huh?
54:53 All right.
54:54 No.
54:54 Gotta be careful. Rosita be right on my tail. Don't want to be a general. I'd have to marry her.
55:01 They'll come with us. The torch will welcome you.
55:06 You gentlemen have been too kind. I'm sorry not to accept your invitation, but I got a private war on with this guy, Batman.
55:14 Well, this one does it, and I'm going out in that jungle and find him.
55:17 You can't.
55:18 find Captain Benton.
55:23 It has batons.
55:40 It is swell.
55:42 Isn't it terrific?
55:43 Benton, the shining light of the Marine Corps. Old Semper Fidelis himself.
55:48 Has he got a Marine and a pickle?
55:50 Benton, he's a kind of a pickle himself. Oh, boy, what I'd give to see that smug face of his now.
55:57 That's easy, my friend. Sure, just come with us.
56:00 Not a bad idea.
56:02 Then I can give you my sock and a jaw, huh? Positively anything you want. Oh, it's you.
56:11 Go into the place, eh?
56:13 Why is everybody asleep?
56:22 If you are away to greet you, my friend. Thanks for the reception, boys.
56:31 Under cover, all of you!
56:34 Whoa!
56:37 out
56:38 Oops!
56:39 Bájate.
56:40 Hey.
56:41 Here's Loreto with the prisoner.
56:43 A marine. A playmate for you.
56:47 Wait up.
56:54 Hello, Mr. Whiteville.
56:55 Hello, Mr. Targe.
57:00 - Where's the guy you been looking for? - I'm glad you saved him for me. He's my meat, hamburger. That's what I'm gonna make out of him. - Not so fast, my friend.
57:10 You say you want to join my army? That depends. How's your liquor?
57:18 Oh.
57:34 I'm...
57:35 Not a bad layout. I will like it here.
57:38 So you found your level at last, huh? I'm waiting.
57:43 You can't wait a little longer, my friend. But old David Lipp here said I could take a sock at him. I am giving orders here.
57:52 What do you know about machine guns?
57:54 I know everything about machine guns. I can make them something big.
57:58 Then maybe you can fix this one.
58:01 Was he handling it when you captured it?
58:04 I see.
58:06 Noble soldier. Oh, smart guy, aren't you? Why didn't you swallow it?
58:16 A new gun guarantee with every sale.
58:28 Listen carefully, Torchy, Whiteyear. You'll hear this thing say proper.
58:34 My man out there! Get away!
58:36 Floreto, you tie it.
58:38 Susan. Susan, hi!
58:43 Yeah, that's the road the Marines would take, too.
58:46 You're all for me, eh? Ah, 100%.
58:51 Come on.
58:53 Smoke signals.
58:55 The Marines are on that trail.
58:57 I got to place my man.
58:59 Taddle!
59:00 After I defeat the Marines, I make an officer.
59:02 Consider me a general. No.
59:05 I forgot. Just make me a colonel.
59:23 I'm going to go.
59:30 All right up.
59:31 Take Benton out and shoot him.
59:33 I always keep my word.
59:35 Next, next!
59:36 The general here promised me I could have it out with Benton if I came up here.
59:41 That's right, I did.
59:44 All right.
59:44 I give you five minutes, then I'll be back.
59:48 Watch him carefully. Maybe you'll learn something. You'll learn plenty. Carlos!
59:52 Take what men you need and go dig a grave.
59:55 I'm going to get you.
1:00:06 Now I'm in command.
1:00:09 Come on.
1:00:14 Well, come on.
1:00:19 You thought I was with those guys, didn't you?
1:00:22 Yeah, I did for a minute. Good old sacrifice, gentlemen. You're just as dumb as you ever were.
1:00:38 That was meant for me, you hurt?
1:00:40 Yeah, but I don't know how bad it is.
1:00:42 The prisoners are trying to escape!
1:00:44 Attack the strongholds!
1:00:56 I'm going to go.
1:01:02 You're okay trailer.
1:01:04 That's what I've been trying to tell you for years.
1:01:21 Let me take that for a while.
1:01:23 You want to play too? Yeah.
1:01:35 No sense in both of us getting knocked off.
1:01:37 Listen, I'm still your commanding officer. Go on the men. That's orders.
1:01:45 - Orders are orders, but if I disobey you this time, you'll have to court-martial me. I won't resign.
1:01:50 So long.
1:01:57 Come on.
1:02:04 Hey.
1:02:06 Come on.
1:02:10 Come on.
1:02:13 Here.
1:02:18 Hey, don't be so conscientious all the time. This is me.
1:02:35 I'm going to go.
1:02:45 Why don't you obey orders?
1:02:46 Anybody can obey orders. It takes genius to win a war.
1:02:53 Genius.
1:02:54 Take ammunition.
1:02:56 We're out.
1:03:01 - What are you doing with that guy? - Winning your cock-eyed war. Tell your men to cease firing and surrender or I'll let you have it. - Come on. - Come on.
1:03:14 Oh, my God.
1:03:15 Let's hear that voice of yours. Call off your men.
1:03:17 Why should I? You lack of ammunition. But I still have shelter in this gun. Come on, speak up.
1:03:25 Man, don't shoot!
1:03:26 I'm a prisoner!
1:03:28 Now I want you to do what I say.
1:03:30 Come and get me, they're out of a division!
1:04:03 Go!
1:04:04 Those two men in that house cannot hurt us.
1:04:07 The Marines can.
1:04:09 Now you take your places for the ambush.
1:04:11 And don't shoot.
1:04:12 -Hunter, take it close.
1:04:14 Take a picture.
1:04:22 Come on.
1:04:23 Well, here comes our gang!
1:04:31 Our men are marching right into their ambush.
1:04:46 Lay down your rifles and come here, man!
1:04:52 Do as I tell you, the Moranes will blow us to pieces.
1:04:57 What are you working for? Come on!
1:05:07 It's working.
1:05:09 Hurry up, man!
1:05:16 This gag isn't in the field manual.
1:05:38 Oh, you ought to see the other guy. You mean Captain Benton?
1:05:42 The first thing he did when they patched him up was to recommend you for a citation. How is old Semper Fi Dollars?
1:05:48 Well, they say it'll be...
1:05:50 Walking around tomorrow. And the day after that, he'll be raising the devil with every man in his company.
1:05:55 Yeah.
1:05:56 and putting them in the brig on bread and water.
1:06:02 Well, more power to him.
1:06:09 Oh, look at Mama with the poses.
1:06:11 These are for you, Leatherneck.
1:06:13 For me. For you.
1:06:21 No!
1:06:34 She loves you, sir.
1:06:36 It's wonderful.
1:06:38 What are you saying?
1:06:39 I said it's wonderful.
1:06:41 Yeah.
1:06:43 Sure.
1:06:44 It's wonderful.
1:06:47 What are you saying?
1:06:48 I said it's wonderful.
1:06:50 Yeah.
1:06:51 Sure.
1:06:53 It's wonderful.
1:06:55 Hey, get me my stuff. I'm getting out of here.
1:07:00 But you can't do it, sir. Not in your condition, sir. You'll die.
1:07:04 Good soldiers never die. They only fade away.
1:07:09 Sister.
1:07:10 Where can I find Billy Traylor? He's down there. Wait a minute, miss. You can't go down there. Oh, who's that? Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait a minute.
1:07:18 Oh, but you can't do this. I said you'll tell you, but a fake man! Oh, but you can't go down.
1:07:24 You can't come in here. - Go back to me. - Don't you think you're gonna stop me yet.
1:07:35 I just got in on the Santa Maria! Where is he?
1:07:39 What is who?
1:07:39 You know who I mean, Billy! Oh, I'm sure he didn't expect you, mad damn.
1:07:44 There is no news.
1:07:45 - Let him, please, let him get. - I don't know, I don't know, I tell you. Well, give a guess.
1:07:50 How can I give a dare? I'll show you in a minute how. So you see Dorothy you were right.
1:08:03 I'll never change.
1:08:04 I may be a fool.
1:08:05 But I'm willing to risk it.
1:08:07 You're a hero to me calling me a hero. I tell you again. I didn't know what I was doing. I was half tight. Oh, but Bill dear don't call me dear.
1:08:16 Do you think I'd raise my finger to say that buzzard, Benson? Bill, you're lying. You were wounded. Do I look as if I were wounded?
1:08:25 You're just saying that.
1:08:27 All right, take it or leave it, but the gal for me.
1:08:30 is a gal who will sort of bounce around the same way that I do. You know, sort of a female marine.
1:08:37 Like that girl in San Diego that... Sure, Rosita. We understand each other.
1:08:42 But you're coming away from that sort of thing.
1:08:44 She's out of your life. Rose-Deef is out of my life. Don't be silly. She goes wherever I go.
1:08:51 Oh, dear.
1:08:53 I don't believe you.
1:08:58 Oh, my God.
1:09:03 Aha.
1:09:04 The Lord just wouldn't let me lie.
1:09:13 Goodbye, Dorothy.
1:09:16 And good luck.
1:09:18 Goodbye, Bill.
1:09:19 Good luck to you.
1:09:55 Rosita, you'll never know how glad I am to see you.
1:10:00 What's that for?
1:10:01 for those cold nights in Alaska.
1:10:06 Oh, yes? You think it's very funny, no? You sent me to Alaska to die, no, and please to dance. Ha, ha, ha, ha! Don't you horse me! It says right here on the register,
1:10:15 Captain Benson's company goes to Shanghai.
1:10:18 They are going, but I'm on detached duty, special to Washington, D.C. Here, look for yourself.
1:10:25 Oh, Billy, you'll tell me the truth at last. It's about time, and I think they're going to make me a general. Oh, baby. Come on, eh?

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