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The misadventures of a British Royal Artillery Concert Party unit stationed in based in Deolali in British India and the fictional village of Tin Min in Burma during the last few months of the Second World War.
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00:00Meet the gang, cos the boys are here, the boys to entertain you.
00:09With music and laughter to help you on your way, to raising the rafters with a hey, hey, hey.
00:15With songs and sketches and jokes old and new, with us about you and Phil Blue.
00:21So meet the gang, cos the boys are here, the boys to entertain you.
00:26B-O-B-O-Y-S, boys to entertain you.
00:35Meet the gang, cos the boys are here, the boys to entertain you.
00:42Your handsome face is all white and leathery, just like your daddy Christmas, isn't it?
00:47Holy night, the silent night, I need a...
00:56Randy, Randy, do me a favour, no cabaret.
01:00Just make sure you sharpen that bit of old tin you call a razor.
01:03Don't you worry, Sam, I will make it sharp as bloody hell.
01:06LAUGHTER
01:07B-O-B-O-N, would you please ask Randy to put a sock in it?
01:14Randy, you are out.
01:16Ta-ta.
01:17This is a very delicate operation.
01:19She loves me.
01:21She loves me, no.
01:24Will you please build up?
01:26You're not writing home again, are you, Parky?
01:28Whoa, I swapped an ear-go-off for five fags.
01:30It seems a pity to waste it.
01:32I only write once a month.
01:33I can't think of nothing to say.
01:36Oh, it's easy.
01:38Dear Mum, I hope you're well.
01:41The news is quite good.
01:42I've got the deli itch.
01:44However, I've got over the runs.
01:45How's Dad?
01:48We've all been confined to barracks by old shutter,
01:51though none of us knows why.
01:52No, we don't.
01:53It's a damned disgrace.
01:55It's imprisonment without trial.
01:56That's against habeas corpus, isn't it?
01:59Yeah.
01:59They don't have habeas corpus in the army, sunshine.
02:01Hey, what is habeas corpus?
02:04Well, it means literally to have the body.
02:07We have that in India, sir.
02:09We call it Kama Sutra.
02:12Poor Tim Tenwala.
02:14Yes!
02:15Now, don't tell him to go.
02:16How much?
02:17Kitna Paisi.
02:18Sir, sir.
02:19Sir, sir.
02:20He say it is only eight annas.
02:22Oh, that's cheap.
02:23It costs you half a crown in Blackpool.
02:25Tell him I'll have it.
02:27What's your mind?
02:27TK, tell him.
02:28Yeah.
02:28He might tell us something rotten.
02:30He's going to have to roll.
02:30Sergeant Major, shut up.
02:31He's going to have to roll.
02:33Let's go deeper now.
02:33Right away.
02:33Right away.
02:38Limey's trying to hypnotise me.
02:44Sasa, he wants you to do a design in the sand.
02:47Oh, I'm sorry.
02:52That is filthy.
02:55Built up.
02:56Oh, goodness gracious.
03:00Is it bad news?
03:01No, no, sir.
03:02He has headache.
03:04No, no, no, no.
03:04What's he want now?
03:07More money?
03:07No, no, sir.
03:08He wants aspirin.
03:09Tell him to get on with it.
03:10He'll have his aspirin later.
03:11He wants to see the light.
03:13He wants to see the light.
03:13Yeah.
03:14Yeah.
03:14Yeah.
03:14Yeah.
03:15He says that he can see a shaft.
03:17A very bright light.
03:18A limelight, Sully.
03:19I'm in the limelight.
03:21Oh, I'm going to be a star.
03:22Oh, I'm so glad.
03:24It's such a relief to know, isn't it?
03:26He wants to see the light.
03:28Yeah.
03:28Yeah.
03:29Yeah.
03:29Yeah.
03:30He says they can see it shining through the trees.
03:33We hope no see it as Scarborough.
03:35I'm a bit jungle out there.
03:38Sorry, say, do they have jungle in Scarborough?
03:41Jungle?
03:42Jungle?
03:43It's a swindow.
03:44No, no, no, sir.
03:45Make another pattern in sand.
03:46No.
03:47I went to a fortune teller once.
03:49She told me one day I'd be a soldier.
03:51And who knows, lovely boy, one day it might come.
03:54Don't shut up!
03:56What is that man doing in here?
04:02He's a fortune teller, Sergeant Major.
04:04I will tell his fortune.
04:06If he is not out with this bastard in 10 seconds,
04:09he will find my toe right up his jacksie.
04:12Who is that toe?
04:22Oh, Sergeant Major Sarb, he is cursing you.
04:24He say that all your teeth will fall out.
04:28Oh dear, how sad, too late.
04:31Get out of my sight, Bear, and get him off this camp,
04:35and don't let me see him here again.
04:37Don't you worry, Sergeant Major Sarb.
04:38I will quickly give him the bums rust.
04:40Shut up.
04:41You are a lovely man.
04:44Right, lovely boys, now I expect you've been wondering
04:46why I asked you not to leave camp this afternoon.
04:49You didn't ask us, Sergeant Major.
04:50You told us we were confined to barracks until further orders.
04:53Oh dear, did I say that?
04:55Must have been a slip of the tongue.
04:57Because I am not annoyed with you.
04:59Oh dear me, no.
05:02I just thought we would do a bit of rehearsing.
05:06But isn't that of you going to ask me what for?
05:12What for, Sergeant Major?
05:14Good boy.
05:16Nicely put.
05:17Very polite.
05:20What for, said this smart young soldier?
05:22I will tell you.
05:23It's Saturday afternoon, there's nobody about, nobody can see you,
05:29so I thought we would rehearse the flag ceremony.
05:33What is the flag ceremony, Lofty?
05:36I don't know, Sergeant Major.
05:40I will tell you, Lofty Boy.
05:45It happens when the sun is setting.
05:48A detachment of hand-picked smart soldiers salutes the Union Jack
05:53and lowers it while the bugler plays the last post.
06:01It's bringing tears to your eyes already, boy, innit?
06:05You've been eating onions.
06:06Now, who is going to volunteer for this rehearsal?
06:16Well, it might help you lovely boys to make up your minds
06:19when I tell you that them that does not volunteer
06:21will be doubling around the barrack square in field service marching order
06:24until we are finished.
06:25That is what I'd like to see.
06:28Keen soldiers.
06:30Parade outside on the parade ground.
06:32Get on, Parader!
06:37Hey!
06:39You old dozy, idle fellow.
06:41Rise and shine.
06:42And pull your damn strength.
06:44You make our fine British officer sobs windy.
06:48And shit up straight with your bunkering.
06:53Hey, Angie.
06:55If you don't want to kill me,
06:56then I'll take you.
06:58Revolution!
06:59And don't be such clever Dickey.
07:03Hey, Helen.
07:04On your marks.
07:05Hey, Angie, Angie.
07:07Sergeant Major is going to make the concert party
07:10pull down the onion jack.
07:12Oh, dear man.
07:15This will mean many bags of bull.
07:18Why are they doing this, Angie?
07:21Are the British going to quit India
07:23like the way we have been suggesting
07:26by throwing stones at them?
07:28No, no, you ignorant coolie.
07:30This is part of British Empire way of life.
07:33Have you not heard them say,
07:35sun never set on British flag?
07:36Uh-huh.
07:37Do you know how they're doing that?
07:38What I'm telling you,
07:40they are jolly smart monkeys.
07:42Do you know what they're doing?
07:43They are taking down flag after tea
07:45and before gin and tonic.
07:48All right.
07:50Pay attention.
07:52Gunnar Sugden, are you listening, Gunnar Sugden?
07:54Yes, Sergeant Major.
07:56Gunnar Sugden,
07:57two paces forward,
07:58march!
07:59I have been doing a bit of snooping at your records.
08:05And from that, it transposes
08:07that Gunnar Sugden here
08:10was for two years a member of the boys' bugle band.
08:13Is that right?
08:15Yes, Sergeant Major.
08:17And of course, he joined the army
08:18and we started to win the war.
08:20You know what that is, don't you?
08:30A bugle.
08:32Good boy.
08:35Now,
08:36do you know the tune of the last post?
08:39Yes, Sergeant Major.
08:41When I give the word,
08:43you will play it.
08:47There's just one thing, Sergeant Major.
08:48No arguments.
08:50Stand over there
08:51and wait till I give the word.
08:56Sergeant Major has given his trumpet to lofty sub.
08:59Why is he doing this?
09:01This is part of British code, Mohammed.
09:03The British code?
09:05True British gentleman
09:06never blows own trumpet.
09:11Now, lovely boys,
09:13you all know how to present arms, don't you?
09:15Even you, Mr Ladida,
09:16going to Graham with your university education
09:18is not too stupid to do that, is you?
09:21Well, well, well,
09:23we're rather inclined to do it at different speeds,
09:24Sergeant Major.
09:29Different speeds, Sergeant Major?
09:32What you may not have been learnt
09:33at Oxford and at Cambridge
09:35is how to fold the flag.
09:37Get a Beaumont.
09:38Cop hold of the two ends.
09:48Right.
09:50On command one,
09:51you will bring two ends together.
09:53What?
09:57On command two,
09:59bring the right hand down to the bottom corner,
10:01making sure
10:03to hold the top part secure
10:04thumb and forefinger
10:05of the left hand.
10:06Two!
10:10On command three,
10:12bring both ends horizontal once again.
10:15Eight!
10:19What are you doing?
10:23I did just what you said, honest.
10:25He did, Sergeant Major.
10:26I was watching.
10:27Shut up.
10:29As you were.
10:35Man!
10:36No!
10:37Eight!
10:45You are doing it deliberate, aren't you?
10:48Excuse me, Sergeant Major,
10:50but really it's quite simple.
10:52You're facing him, you see.
10:54So when you use your right hand,
10:55he must use his left.
10:57And vice versa, of course.
10:59Thank you,
11:01Professor Einstein.
11:04When I want you around,
11:05I will ask for it.
11:07As you were.
11:09Man!
11:10No!
11:11Late!
11:16On command four,
11:18you will take three paces towards me
11:19and and me your hen.
11:21Is that clear?
11:23Yes, Sergeant Major.
11:25Four!
11:27What are you doing with your right foot?
11:29It's my fault, Sergeant Major.
11:31I've been making him practice that
11:32for the dancing cheek-to-cheek number.
11:33My compliments to Ginger Rogers, you.
11:34And tell her that if she do not put her right foot on the ground,
11:35she will be dancing cheek-to-cheek in the glass house.
11:36Go!
11:37Oh, that lovely sound!
11:38Heaven!
11:39I'm in heaven!
11:40Oh.
11:43It's my fault sergeant major. I'll be making him practice that for the dancing cheek-to-cheek number
11:49My compliments the ginger Rogers you
11:52And tell her that if you do not put a right foot on the ground she will be dancing cheek-to-cheek in the glass house
12:13There's one thing I cannot stand is Indian music
12:19On the command five you will commence to roll the flag starting at the top
12:33There now you better iron it before you use it again otherwise it won't be fit to be seen
12:40Why we have still got some insanity left
12:43We will pass on to the actual loading ceremony
12:47General Parkins
12:48Sir
12:49Stand by on the string
12:50Yes sir
12:52The guard commander gives the order to present arms
12:56And when this manoeuvre has been completed
12:59The string man commences to lower the Union Jack
13:04Slowly and relevantly
13:07While the bugler plays the last post
13:11Is that clear?
13:13Sergeant Major
13:14Shut up
13:18Guard
13:20Present
13:22Ice
13:27Parkins
13:28Lowered away
13:29Yes sir
13:30Slowly boy and relevantly
13:31Bugler
13:32Play
13:33Bugler
13:34Play
13:35Your records clearly state that for two years he was a member of the boys bugle band is that right?
13:50Yes Sergeant Major
13:51Then what was you doing?
13:52I was the drummer
13:53I was the drummer
13:54I was the drummer
13:56I was the drummer
13:57I was the drummer
13:59I was the drummer
14:00I was the drummer
14:01I was the drummer
14:02I was the drummer
14:03I was the drummer
14:04I was the drummer
14:05I was the drummer
14:06What are you doing?
14:08I was the drummer.
14:17Because I had so much fun that I had a day before.
14:20But not Louis Armstrong.
14:24Get back in the ranks.
14:28If I could make a suggestion, I could hum it, Sergeant Major.
14:36I could have it, Sergeant Major.
14:41Get this, Gunner Graham. While I've got breath in my body,
14:44the Union Jack will not be lowered while La-dee-da Gunner Graham sings La-dee-da.
14:50It will be lowered in a relevant silence.
14:54Get back to the present!
14:59Bombardier.
15:00Sir.
15:01Lower the flag.
15:06Well, tug it, tug it!
15:19Pull it, boy, pull it.
15:21Haven't you got the strength to pull a flag down?
15:24What have you been doing?
15:28Shall I get a ladder?
15:29No, you will not get a ladder.
15:31Guard!
15:32Ground arms!
15:33And double over here!
15:36Oh.
15:37What rotten to do?
15:38Our glorious Union Jack has got knotted.
15:44Right.
15:46Now you will note,
15:47that at the base of this piastre,
15:48there is a pin.
15:50I am going to extract that pin,
15:52where upon,
15:53the flag pole will fall right across there.
15:59And you better catch it,
16:00because otherwise,
16:01it will hammer you into the ground.
16:06All except Gunner Saganoo halfway there already.
16:11Can I pardon you?
16:12Sir.
16:14Yes, sir.
16:18You will stand by to take the pin
16:20when I have extracted it.
16:22Yes, sir.
16:23Right.
16:25Stand by.
16:34Pin coming out now!
16:36No!
16:43Well, what did they do?
16:45Trying to make this house
16:46a spook pole go on back up?
16:49What an act.
16:50It's broke the house down.
16:55Here we are again.
16:56Farrah.
17:00Come on yourself.
17:01Empty bucket cut away, too.
17:02Watch yourself.
17:06I have good news.
17:09Roof mending water coming tomorrow
17:11to take away hole.
17:13Hey, bearer.
17:14Empty bucket.
17:15This, uh,
17:16Krishna Godfeller you praise to,
17:18is he any good like?
17:19Yes, sir.
17:20Mr. Sar.
17:21Jolly good.
17:22Very powerful and merciful, sir.
17:23Just like your own God,
17:24only more than you.
17:25Mr. Sar.
17:26I have good news.
17:27Roof mending water coming tomorrow
17:28to take away hole.
17:29Hey, bearer.
17:30This, uh,
17:31Krishna Godfeller you praise to,
17:32is he any good like?
17:33Yes, sir.
17:34Mr. Sar.
17:35Oh, yes, sir.
17:36Mr. Sar.
17:37Oh, yes, sir.
17:38Mr. Sar.
17:39If Krishna hear your prayer,
17:40it work every time, sir.
17:41Unfortunately,
17:42in India,
17:43lying very busy.
17:44Mr. Sar.
17:45If you want to get rid of hole,
17:46do not pray.
17:47Wait for roof mending wall.
17:48Krishna.
17:49Ahri.
17:50Ahri Krishna.
17:51Ahri.
17:52Ahri Krishna.
17:53I'm only a number sergeant, Major.
17:54Uh,
17:56ahri.
17:57Ahri Krishna.
17:58Ahri Krishna.
17:59Ahri.
18:00Ahri Krishna.
18:02Krishna.
18:11Harry.
18:14Harry Krishna.
18:17I'm only an humble sergeant major, and I'm not very important.
18:24I'm not very holy either.
18:27But if you want a lifelong friend...
18:30...help me, please.
18:36Help me to get that bloody concert party up the jungle!
18:46You must have a few gins tonight, Nigel. I wish you bon voyage.
18:49I say, it's all rather sudden, isn't it?
18:51Well, that's how these things happen, you know.
18:53Anyway, 12 o'clock tomorrow, and it's me for the other car.
18:56Yeah, but you won't actually be doing any of the fighting, of course, will you?
18:59No, no, no, not this time. No, they put me in charge of welfare.
19:02Oh, you mean billiard tables and things?
19:04I don't see it, actually.
19:06They don't have billiard tables in the jungle.
19:08I'm awfully sorry, sir.
19:09They couldn't level them.
19:11No, I think it's just books and entertainment and the kinema and drafts and things.
19:20What a shame you won't be here tomorrow night to see the new show.
19:22Yes, pity all this then.
19:23I didn't know you had a concert party.
19:25What sort of things do they do?
19:27They're doing a night in Havana.
19:28Several of them dress up as girls.
19:31Then this chap comes back, selling peanuts.
19:35And he sings, peanuts.
19:40That's rather good.
19:41I suppose, sir, I suppose I couldn't borrow them for a couple of weeks.
19:44I don't think I could do that.
19:45Oh, you could, sir.
19:46I mean, well, the temple's not very full, sir, and them poor boys up the jungle,
19:50they need joking and relaxation.
19:52Yeah, they dress up as girls, you say?
19:55Girls, sir?
19:56They're lifelike.
19:57You can't tell them apart.
19:59Really?
20:00Yeah, well, of course, they don't have to rough it, you know.
20:03They spend most of their time at the back of a three-tumner,
20:05have to sleep on the ground.
20:07Oh, they'd revel in it, sir.
20:11As long as they can entertain, you know, sir, it's in their blood, you see.
20:14I suppose I could spare them for a week or two.
20:16I tell you what, we'll get them to give an audition after tiffing,
20:18and then you can see if they're up to scratch.
20:20I'll go and get them ready for it, sir.
20:22I want you to take a special chitty to the concert party, Barsha.
20:29Hey, that Krishna God, if he was, is pretty good, isn't he?
20:36If you're looking for a moral to be soft,
20:38if you're little little monkeys, can't be wrong.
20:41Peanuts, we're playing again.
20:43Peanuts, we'll stick again.
20:45Peanuts, we'll stick again.
20:47Peanuts, we'll stick again.
20:49Peanuts!
20:53Peanuts!
20:55Peanuts!
20:57Very good.
20:58Very well indeed.
20:59Of course, of course, we normally throw peanuts at the audience,
21:03but you being officers, we didn't like to do that.
21:05Yeah!
21:05Well, if your commanding officer can be persuaded to let you go,
21:12you're absolutely right for my audience.
21:15Carry on some minute.
21:16Go!
21:17Well done, boys, I'm proud of you.
21:21Carry on, Bombardier.
21:24Here, Randy, Randy.
21:26Who is he, anyway?
21:27Oh, sir, he is BIC.
21:29BIC?
21:29Ah, sir.
21:30Very important colonel.
21:33He's from Delhi, sir.
21:34And Sergeant Major, sir, says that he is big cheese
21:36in entertainment and billi-balls, isn't it?
21:40That's it, lads!
21:41It's Delhi for us!
21:43It's Delhi for us!
21:43Sorry, sorry!
21:44White dinner jacket!
21:46It's the big time!
21:47No more dirty bashers!
21:49Oh, a proper orchestra!
21:52And, sir, I will wear silver banged round turban
21:54and flower behind your room.
21:56Yeah, of course!
21:57And I shall polish my tea urn
21:59and fill it with half a pound of very best typho tips.
22:04Randy ki nahi pakri ka nahi phun,
22:06is ki chai,
22:08or mein karega phun,
22:09same ready string.
22:10Oh, sir, at last!
22:12At long last!
22:14I shall be a star!
22:16Yes, lovely boy,
22:17you will be a star!
22:17Get telling boys!
22:18The colonel is very proud of you,
22:20and so am I!
22:22You passed the hordition
22:23with flying colours!
22:25You mean he's going to let us go?
22:26Yes, he is!
22:27Oh, no, no!
22:28He didn't want to, mind!
22:30But I persuaded him!
22:32Oh, gee!
22:34Thanks, Sergeant Major!
22:36Well, we've had our differences in the past,
22:38haven't we?
22:38But that's all over now, isn't it?
22:41Yeah, of course it is, Sergeant Major!
22:43And to show there's no hard feelings,
22:45I would like you to put a little request number
22:47in the show to remind you of me.
22:49You name it, Sergeant Major!
22:52Can I say, then?
22:53Yeah, Sergeant Major.
22:54Do you know that lovely old song,
22:56Trees?
22:57I think so.
22:58How's it go?
22:59I think that I shall never see
23:04A poem lovely as a tree
23:08Beautiful!
23:10Beautiful!
23:13You sing that song for me.
23:16Cos where you are going,
23:17the scenery will be just right.
23:20Do you know where you are doing a show?
23:22Up the jungle.
23:24Hey, shut up!
23:26We thought he was an entertainment officer in Delhi!
23:28He was!
23:29But now he's going to do shows
23:30deep, deep, deep in the jungle.
23:32And you know he'll be waiting for you
23:33at the stage door, Gunner Beaumont,
23:35lovely little slant-eyed Japanese!
23:38Right!
23:39So yours, you and all his bombardier,
23:41the Royal Artillery Concert Party
23:42will report at 1,200 hours on Monday,
23:44ready for moving off.
23:48All except for Gunner Parkins,
23:49who will report sick tomorrow morning.
23:53Report sick?
23:54Why? What's wrong with me?
23:57We don't know, boy.
23:59That is why we have to see the M.O.
24:01Come on, dear, sir.
24:12In this one,
24:13I have put all your greasy paint.
24:17Your Buddy Flanagan coat and hat,
24:19your Groucho Marxist spectacles,
24:21and your Terry Brown tummy, sir.
24:24What's that?
24:25Sir, that is mine.
24:26Where's the rest of your stuff?
24:29No, sir, that is all I have, sir.
24:31Except for this one letter, sir,
24:32from Lieutenant Barber,
24:34to whom I was bare at two years, sir.
24:36And in it he's right that I'm
24:37top old fellow
24:38and jolly good all-round chap.
24:42Yeah.
24:43All right, fellas,
24:44those that have them can smoke.
24:45Track a beer in five minutes.
24:47Look at that, Parky.
24:49Isn't that a beautiful sight?
24:51I wish I was going with them.
24:54Oh, you couldn't, boy.
24:55Not in your state of health.
24:57I didn't know Dandruff
24:59could be that serious.
25:00Well, I suppose I'd better bid him
25:07a fond farewell.
25:11Now!
25:14Right, lovely boys.
25:16Only a few short minutes
25:18and we shall be forever parted.
25:20Oh, dearie me.
25:21He is saying goodbye to troops.
25:23My eyes will dry.
25:25This has been a very entertaining week.
25:27On 23rd,
25:33Bomber Deer Solomons
25:33tried to bribe the M.O.
25:36to say he was not fit.
25:39This failed because the M.O.
25:41would not accept stage money.
25:45Get on, son, madam.
25:4724th,
25:49Gunnar McIntosh
25:50pretended that he had gone
25:51doolally tap
25:52and ran around the camp
25:54shouting,
25:54I am mad,
25:55I am bonkers,
25:56take me away.
25:57Nobody noticed any difference
26:00so this did not work either.
26:03Carry on, son, madam.
26:07Something is doing.
26:08Sobs are rushing about
26:09like their flies are blue.
26:12Is this some kind of a disease?
26:14Ah,
26:15like dobes each,
26:16only makes them run much faster.
26:17Now the best attempt yet.
26:20Gunnar Beaumont
26:22applied to the trick cyclist
26:24for a discharge
26:25on the grounds
26:26that he was
26:27psychologically unfit
26:29for military service.
26:31That did not work either
26:33because
26:34rumour as it
26:35that the trick cyclist
26:36is also psychologically unfit
26:38for military service.
26:39It takes one
26:42to know one.
26:44Well, lovely boys,
26:46the sands
26:47is running out.
26:49Your transport
26:50is ticking over
26:50at the vehicle depot.
26:51I have replaced
26:55the distributor arm
26:56that disappeared
26:56during the night.
26:58Shut up.
27:01The tyres have been reflated
27:03and it only remains
27:06for me to say
27:06au revoir,
27:07adieu,
27:08goodbye,
27:09or as we says in Wales,
27:10tolstine bobsize.
27:11Can you spare a moment,
27:14Sergeant Major?
27:14Sir,
27:15and if you were thinking
27:16of making a run for it,
27:17Bombardier,
27:19Ilford is that way.
27:21About 6,000 miles.
27:26I just had this letter
27:27from a friend of mine
27:28in Delhi.
27:29It appears the papers
27:30are on the way
27:30posting Captain Ashford
27:31and I up the jungle.
27:33Oh,
27:34well,
27:34I'm sorry, sir.
27:36Excuse me asking,
27:37you haven't got
27:39the actual papers yet,
27:40so why are you packing now?
27:41Well,
27:41if we go with the
27:42concert party,
27:43our posting will have
27:44to be posted on to us.
27:45And if we move quickly,
27:46they'll never catch up
27:46and we can come back here.
27:49By which time,
27:49the whole thing
27:50would have blown over.
27:52Well,
27:52I'll miss you, sir.
27:54Oh,
27:54you'd better come along as well.
27:56Oh,
27:56with a concert party?
27:57Yes,
27:57of course.
27:58Sir,
28:00what's going to happen
28:01to Gunnar Park in?
28:03Oh,
28:03bring him along too.
28:04Park your kit,
28:05Gunnar?
28:05Yes,
28:06sir.
28:12What about my dandruff?
28:14Soon clear up in the jungle.
28:20All right, fellas.
28:22Start loading.
28:22That's it.
28:23Come on.
28:24Cheer up, Sally.
28:25It might be quite nice.
28:26But at least there's one
28:27consolation.
28:28We'll get away from old
28:29Sergeant Major Shatter.
28:30Hold it!
28:31What is it?
28:33Has the posting been cancelled?
28:34No, lovely boy,
28:35the posting has not been cancelled.
28:36I am coming with you.
28:40There is one very old
28:41Hindu proverb
28:42which say
28:43that when you have
28:44cholera and beriberi
28:45and your wife
28:46is having congress
28:47with best friend,
28:49it does not stop
28:50your house
28:50from catching fire.
28:56We can't want
28:58the boys are again
28:59the boys who ain't
29:00the same thing.
29:02With music and laughter
29:03and the talk
29:04and walk away
29:05the friends are
29:06not to give a
29:06hey, hey, hey
29:07the songs
29:08that get in
29:09and don't go with you.
29:11With us and love
29:12to you
29:12and give a
29:13sound
29:14with the camp
29:15and the boys are again
29:16the boys who ain't
29:17the same thing.
29:20Not good to make
29:21you forget
29:22so give us a cheer
29:23with a
29:24hey, hey, hey
29:25just gather around
29:26and look at his gun
29:28there's plenty of fun
29:30so meet the gang
29:32cause the boys are here
29:33the boys to entertain you.
29:37B-O-Y-S
29:40boys to entertain you.
29:43And not for
29:44and glory
29:46but for
29:47and of the
29:48Charter!
29:49Charter!
29:50Charter!
29:51Charter!
29:52Charter!
29:53Charter!
29:54Charter!
29:55Charter!
29:56Charter!
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