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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.
00:48Hey, oh, shut up straight when you're punkering.
00:50And you, stop your damn wailing and make room for me to park my backside.
00:58Because I have to wait here to carry these most important bags for Colonel, sir.
01:05What you're doing, huh?
01:07I'm making chapati for my dinner.
01:09My friend, you don't mind my telling you.
01:11But you're hitting your chapati much too hard.
01:14It will be tough, like the rubber tire of Colonel's GP.
01:17Randy, go and tell your grandmother how to suck the eggs.
01:21Here, try.
01:23To be through a layer.
01:26Isn't that beautiful?
01:27Well, it is certainly different.
01:31Now I am understanding why you have such fine teeth.
01:35What are you doing with Colonel's bags?
01:36I am putting them in GP.
01:39Because Colonel Saab and Captain Saab are going to Bombay, where they are going to stay in beautiful Taj Mahal Hotel.
01:47And when they get there, they are going to be drinking the cocktail.
01:50They drink the cocktails?
01:52Oh, yes.
01:54This is very holy ceremony among British officer Saabs.
01:57And they are slapping each other on the back.
02:00And they are chanting,
02:01Skin of your nose.
02:04Mud in your eyes.
02:06Your bottoms up.
02:09Then they drink the cocktails.
02:11Huh?
02:12Then they drink the cocktail.
02:14Then one very important shouting man is hitting table with hammer.
02:18And he is saying,
02:19My lord, lady, gentleman, be upstanding.
02:24And they are all upstanding together.
02:26Oh, dearie me, here come the trouble.
02:34Oh, that is not trouble, you ignorant coolly.
02:37That is Sadhu.
02:38He is holy man.
02:39He has come to do prayers and to make blessings.
02:41Oh, dearie me, he is wanting the lolly.
02:52Do you think we should be giving him any?
02:54Oh, yes, my friend, we must.
02:56We must, in case he curses us.
02:58This is what we British call the insurance policy.
03:02You know, I was better to sob once who was cursed.
03:05And he was very sicky.
03:07And he could not attend the cocktail drinking party.
03:10And what is worse, for two months, he could not be upstanding.
03:13What do you do now, Rangi?
03:21Now he is making holy place.
03:22He is going now, Rangi.
03:31Ah, yes, he is going now.
03:32But he will come back because he has made holy place.
03:37Have you any idea who is coming to this party, sir?
03:40The usual crowd.
03:41One or two fillies from Government House.
03:43Oh, and Emily Crichton Dunn-Howard.
03:45Emily Crichton Dunn-Howard?
03:47Yes, do you know her?
03:48Yes.
03:49She came out at the same time as my wife.
03:51Really?
03:51Yes.
03:52I met her at Lavinia Scott Montefiore's dance.
03:55Did you?
03:56Yes.
03:56She's a real goer.
03:59Who?
03:59Lavinia Scott Montefiore?
04:01No, Emily Crichton Dunn-Howard.
04:02Ah.
04:03We, er, we had a bit of a thing.
04:05You didn't.
04:07We both took our meringues into the conservatory.
04:12Let me sound really sad, but Bombardier Solomons...
04:14Sir, get out.
04:18Excuse me, sir.
04:20I did not wish to interrupt anything important.
04:23But it has come to my attention, sir,
04:24that Bombardier Solomons and Gunner Bowman is actually a scheme
04:26which I think you should nip in a bud before you go, sir.
04:30And with your permission, I'd like to wheel them in.
04:32All right, Sergeant Medeber, but remember, we haven't got a lot of time.
04:34Stop.
04:37Right, Gert and Daisy.
04:39Ciao!
04:40Left hand!
04:42Quick march!
04:43Left hand!
04:43Left hand!
04:44Left hand!
04:44Left hand!
04:44That's right, we are!
04:45I'm going to my heart!
04:47Go!
04:51Right, chef, stand at ease.
04:53Now, what's it all about?
04:55Well, sir, it's like this.
04:57Gunner Bowman...
04:57They are going to give a show, sir, charge for hat mission
05:00and put the money in their own pockets.
05:02And now, sir, you have heard it out of their own mouth.
05:06Well, sir, it's not quite like that.
05:07We was going to use the money to buy things to improve the show.
05:10I need a Carmen Miranda hat.
05:13The fruit's gone bad.
05:16It's irregular, sir, and entirely against debt will stand in orders.
05:19There's no checking they won't spend it on egg banjos.
05:21All right, well, I'll look into this one and let you have my decision later.
05:24Thank you very much, sir.
05:26Show!
05:26Right, we are quick march!
05:28Right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right!
05:33Now, Sergeant Major, I think we can make an exception in this case, you know.
05:37Not for discipline, sir.
05:38There's no telling where it will end.
05:40You let one of them do it, they'll all want to do it.
05:42I've made my decision.
05:44They can give a show, and whatever money they make,
05:46can go toward improving the costumes and things.
05:49Begging your pardon, sir, I think we're making a big mistake.
05:51Well, it's an order.
05:54Excuse me, Colonel Sar.
05:55Get out.
05:56What do you want, bearer?
05:57Sir, Mr. Sar, Colonel Sar's jeepie larry is waiting.
06:01All right, get out.
06:01Actually, we must go.
06:03You know, I think you've rather got your knife into the concert party, Sergeant Major.
06:06Oh, not at all, sir.
06:08I just don't like pandering to a lot of poofs.
06:12Be that as it may, I don't want to hear that you've prevented them from performing their show, all right?
06:16Sir.
06:17Pops down.
06:17I understand, sir.
06:19And I shall make no new addition.
06:21La, la, la, la, la.
06:23Oh, stand up straight when you were punkering.
06:26My dear Sullivan, get your dirty shower up and it'll get out of the devil!
06:32Excuse me, Sergeant Major.
06:34Do you really need me?
06:35I've just put my hair in curlers.
06:37Get on, Parada!
06:45In a second.
06:47Squatch out!
06:49Now, my lovely boys.
06:53As you know, the Colonel, for some reason, what is beyond my imagination, thinks very highly of you.
06:58So, we have decided that I will not stop you putting on your concert tomorrow night.
07:04Oh, thank you very much, Sergeant Major.
07:05You're a real brick.
07:08However, at the precise hour when you intends giving you a concert, I intends giving a moonlight parade for the old camp.
07:15So, lovely boys, you can have you a show, but the one thing you cannot have is a audience.
07:22That's hardly fair, Sergeant Major.
07:30No, that's hardly fair, Sergeant Major.
07:32Now, doubtless you are all disappointed at not being on this moonlight parade, especially Lady Beaumont.
07:43Are you disappointed?
07:46Heartbroken.
07:48I thought as much.
07:50So, you can all have you a moonlight parade right here in the sunlight.
07:54Them stones, what says Royal Artillery Depot is too big, so you can break them up into more artistic pieces.
08:00And then, you can put them up...
08:02What is this dirty mess on my parade ground?
08:06Sergeant Major Sarb, this is not dirty mess.
08:08This is holy men.
08:09I will not have dirty holy men making a mess on my parade ground.
08:11Get him off!
08:12Sergeant Major Sarb, do not say that because he will hear you.
08:14You might also feel my boot.
08:15Jow, jowdy, jowdy, jowdy, jowdy!
08:16Excuse me, Sergeant Major, but you shouldn't interfere with their religion.
08:19That's how the Indian Mutiny started.
08:20That's how the Indian Mutiny started.
08:21That's how the Indian Mutiny started.
08:22That's how the Indian Mutiny started.
08:23That's how the Indian Mutiny started.
08:24All right, Mr. Lardin Argonne Graham.
08:25My Pagan boot will not touch his religious backside.
08:26You!
08:27And then a Mackintosh can carry him.
08:28Relevantly away.
08:29Move yourself!
08:30Move yourself!
08:31Pick him up!
08:32Pick him up!
08:33Pick him up!
08:34Pick him up!
08:35Left wheel!
08:36And then a Mackintosh can carry him.
08:38Relevantly away.
08:39Move yourself!
08:40Move yourself!
08:41Pick him up!
08:42Pick him up!
08:43Pick him up!
08:44Pick him up!
08:45Left wheel!
08:46Get back to your place!
08:51Move yourself!
08:53Move yourself!
08:58All ye may be, but hear this.
09:01There is nothing more all ye to this man's army than the pergrade ground on which we are standing
09:05right now.
09:06It is sacred.
09:07And as long as this crown is on my wrist, it will remain unsilaged by dirty foreign feet.
09:15It's all in the same two men!
09:16Pick him up!
09:17Pick him up!
09:18Get him right off this camp!
09:19Move yourself!
09:20Move yourself!
09:24I therefore removed the aforementioned offensive old ye man and caused him to be placed outside
09:30W.D. property.
09:32Blimey!
09:33Is he bones back?
09:34Here, Randy!
09:35You better tell the Sergeant Major.
09:36Saab, I tell him pretty damn quick.
09:37Excuse me, Sergeant Major Saab.
09:38Shut up!
09:39What do you want better?
09:40Sergeant Major Saab, dirty mess is back on parade, Saab.
09:41What?
09:42And Sergeant Major Saab, I think he has come to stay.
09:43What do you mean?
09:44He has brought his bed.
09:45What?
09:46You dirty mess is back on parade, Saab.
09:47What?
09:48And Sergeant Major Saab, I think he has come to stay.
09:51What do you mean?
09:52He has brought his bed.
09:53What?
09:54You dirty mess is back on parade, Saab.
09:55What?
09:56And Sergeant Major Saab, I think he has come to stay.
09:59What do you mean?
10:00He has brought his bed.
10:01What?
10:02What?
10:03You dirty mess is back on parade, go dirty!
10:07He can't hear you, Sergeant Major's in a trance.
10:12You see, Sergeant Major Saab, he is saying his prayers.
10:17Then he will go to bed.
10:18Go to bed, is he?
10:21I'll soon settle his arse.
10:23You must not do that.
10:31I'm not hurting him. I'm just making him more comfortable.
10:39Sergeant Major, I think you've upset him.
10:45Sergeant Major Sarb, he's cursing you.
10:48He says your own child boy will be like bread of nails.
10:51Tell him to get stuffed.
10:57Very difficult to translate, sir.
11:01You won't sleep all your life.
11:05Sergeant Major Sarb, he says that never again you have good sleep
11:09and all night you'll be pricked by nails.
11:13Tell him to get nodded.
11:16That is even more difficult to translate.
11:20You are going.
11:22Sergeant Major Sarb, he says he's going.
11:24But my soul will remain here.
11:27Sergeant Major Sarb, he says that he is going.
11:29But he is going to leave his spirit in that place
11:31and it will be plague to you, Sergeant Major Sarb,
11:33and also dirty big damn nuisance.
11:35Well, you've all had a nice rest, haven't you? Get on with your work!
11:45My eyes making eyes at me.
11:51Look at my hands.
11:53Calloused they are. Calloused.
11:56Who ever heard of Ginger Rogers with calloused hands?
11:59I'd like to get my hands on Sergeant Major shut up's throat.
12:02Yeah.
12:03Fancy him holding a special parade, says we can't get an audience.
12:07Yeah.
12:08I wish that curse would come true.
12:10Oh, glory, that would die.
12:12But Sarb, the curse of the sadhu is very strong.
12:15Yes.
12:16Perhaps we could exploit it in some way.
12:19What do you mean?
12:20Well, so he thinks it's coming true.
12:23Somebody could get under his bed and stick pins in him.
12:26But I know one very naughty man in the bazaar
12:30who make the itching powder.
12:33Itching powder?
12:34Yes, Sarb.
12:35He make it from chilies, the viscous of the mouse,
12:37and some very hard short hairs from certain part of water buffalo.
12:45Randy, you're a genius.
12:46Oh, Sarb.
12:47You are most kind and quite right.
12:51Big head.
12:56Go back and pull your punker.
13:00Randy, Randy, get down the bazaar and get some egg done.
13:03Ma'am.
13:04We've got to get that powder in the Sergeant Major's char pie
13:07before he gets his head down this afternoon.
13:09Itching.
13:10Itching.
13:11Itching.
13:12Itching.
13:13Itching.
13:14Itching.
13:15Vera?
13:16What are you doing here?
13:17Mr Sarb, I'm just making your char pie all smooth and silky
13:20so you can have dirty big kip, isn't it?
13:22If she wants a job, get them boots polished.
13:24That's it, sir.
13:25No nails in here, Vera.
13:26No nails in here, Vera.
13:27No nails in here, sir.
13:28No nails in here, sir.
13:29No nails, sir.
13:30What are you looking at?
13:31Not looking, sir.
13:32I'm just cleaning booties.
13:33Do that out, sir.
13:34I'm just making your char pie all smooth and silky
13:35so you can have dirty big kip, isn't it?
13:36She wants a job.
13:37Get them boots polished.
13:38That's it, sir.
13:39No nails in here, Vera, eh?
13:41No nails in here, Vera, eh?
13:43No nails in here, Vera, eh?
13:44No nails in here, Vera, eh?
13:45No nails in here, Vera, sir.
13:46What are you looking at?
13:47Not looking, sir.
13:48I'm just cleaning booties.
13:49Do that outside.
13:50Because I am going to have 40 winks.
13:51Just that.
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14:42there's one thing you learns in a British army is control control not working
14:52well fellas it was a good try just didn't come off maybe around he didn't put enough powder in the
15:15bed can't what he put in the old packet he's so thick-skinned he probably didn't even notice well
15:20Randy said he was squirming like he was in the frying pan he just wouldn't give way you've got
15:24to hand it to the sergeant major he's a man of iron maybe we'll think of something else tomorrow yeah
15:29maybe well good night fellas sleep well night dully turn the light up lofty I'm asleep
15:39right here what's that
15:43sergeant major shut up sab is not shut up any longer sab
15:49come on he's always been rotten now he looks at he's very sicky maybe we should send for the mo right
16:10nobby go get the mo tell him it's urgent right off on sab you should send for the holy man he's waking up
16:16where am i we was worried about your sergeant major worried about me whatever
16:28tell you the truth i have had a bit of a bad night you know but it's nothing to be concerned about
16:42you go back to sleep lovely boys this seems all right we'll tell the mo not to bother
16:49right squaw chan turn the dice squaw chan right want to come out and move you will attack all
16:59holy men who are sticking nails into your sergeant major
17:01what should we do we better humor him i suppose come on boys give it to him
17:10they're gone
17:16sergeant major can we go back to bed now please
17:20yes it's all right now you can go
17:24come on fellas
17:25one man stay here in case he comes back
17:30in the parkings
17:33sir
17:34come here
17:35yes sir
17:37stay with me son
17:42look after your old sergeant major
17:44yes sir
17:45climb upon my knee sonny boy
17:48i'm talking to you sonny boy
17:53there's no way of knowing
17:56do something sorry
17:57attention gunner
17:59there's no way of knowing
18:04he already has gone bonkers
18:05he's obviously got a very high temperature and it sent him delirious
18:08sunny boy
18:10they're coming back
18:12right
18:12right
18:13move yourself
18:14move yourself
18:14right
18:15and if you seize one of them slant eyed sons of heaven carrying a sharp nail
18:19let him have it
18:21follow me boys
18:23keep your wits about you boys
18:37who is what in the rear
18:46me sergeant major
18:50watch careful you're gonna send them won't you
18:53i will sergeant major
18:56good boy
18:58come on
19:00don't touch the holy man
19:08you might get cross
19:10you better step over him fellas
19:15come on
19:24psst
19:24sorry sorry
19:25he's here
19:26that's not the
19:27m-o
19:28no you see he's gone to a cocktail party with the seal
19:30this is the orderly
19:32blimey what can he do for us
19:33i have sleeping tablets
19:35i ain't feeding him sleeping tablets the way he's acting he'll have me fingers off
19:38ah
19:39i have
19:40hypodermic syringe
19:42i don't fancy sticking that thing in him either
19:45no no
19:46you think it's another nail
19:47look
19:47come on
19:48screw up on him
19:49oh dearie me
19:50sergeant major sarve is going to get the needle
19:53is that loaded
19:55good boy
19:58good boy
19:59but keep the safety catch on
20:01he's monkey man
20:25this is very bad
20:26oh dear
20:30come on boy
20:32now we're going to get him down
20:38so they like very much the banana
20:42here sergeant major
20:46nice bananas
20:47lovely fresh bananas
20:49get your nice bananas
20:51you want him to eat it not buy it
20:54come on son
20:56come on
20:56down you go
20:57nice bananas
20:59good boy
20:59nice
21:00nice bananas
21:01there you are
21:05nice easy
21:06nice
21:07nice
21:08nice
21:08bananas
21:09good
21:11nice
21:11easy
21:11easy
21:12easy
21:12good
21:13sorry sir
21:13a little more to the left
21:15Bombardier, what the hell are you doing?
21:25Depot orders clearly state that bombardeers will knock stick needles into the sergeant majors.
21:31Into the sergeant majors.
21:43He's still got a heebie-jeebies.
21:45I think we've gone too far.
21:48It's perfectly simple.
21:50The itching powder gave a physical manifestation to an auto-suggestive precondition created by the holy man.
21:55The result is a suspension of the normal non-emotive mental criteria.
22:00You mean he's gone bonkers?
22:04Precisely.
22:06Randy, did you find the holy man?
22:08Yes, sir. I find him.
22:09And he say he will not be able to take away curse from sergeant major, sir, unless he get 200 rupees.
22:16200 rupees?
22:17Yes, sir. For organ fund.
22:19Blimey. It wouldn't cost that a Westminster Abbey.
22:21This is different organ fund, sir.
22:24Well, he ain't getting 200 and that's final.
22:27Sir, then I find two other holy men, sir, and they say they will not take away curse because this holy man, not holy man at all, but very naughty double-crossing phony who could not make proper curse to save his own bacon, isn't it?
22:41You mean he wasn't kosher? He wasn't cursed at all?
22:45That is correct, sir.
22:46We've got to tell the sergeant major.
22:48No, no, no, no, no, no. It won't make any difference. It's all in the mind, you see.
22:51He thinks he's being cursed by a holy man. Well, he's got to be decursed by one.
22:56Well, can't any of the holy men pretend to take off the curse?
22:59Oh, yes, sir. For 300 rupees.
23:01Well, that's it, fellas. We've got to find ourselves a holy man.
23:06So I'm telling them, to make their skin brown, they should be using walnut juice because that is what doing according to Mr. Rudyard Kipling, who is a very clever writing man.
23:18But no, they want all my old tea leaves. It is not right, I'm telling you.
23:23No, my heart should be using chicken and cherry blossom.
23:31Don't be dicky clever.
23:36Oh, handsome, real handsome.
23:39And, Sal, all he want now is just a little sprinkling of the cow dung.
23:43No! No!
23:45I adore the line. I adore the line, Salie.
23:50I don't believe in holy men.
23:53There's nothing to matter with me.
23:55It's just a touch of flu and a bit of doby it's thrown in, that's all.
23:58Well, maybe the holy man could cure that and all.
24:01Aye, it's worth a try.
24:03Right, bring it over here, where the holy man lay. Come on.
24:06Quick as you can, fellas.
24:08Salie, Salie, what are you up to?
24:11Look, Gloria, all you have to do is lie on here.
24:18I'm not lying on that!
24:20What's the matter? It's just a conjuring trick.
24:22Yes, you see, the secret is that the nails are very close together.
24:24Yes.
24:25This means that the weight is evenly distributed,
24:27so it's more or less the same as a flat surface.
24:30Yeah.
24:30Oh.
24:33Ah!
24:39Oh, well, bang goes that theory.
24:41Salie!
24:42No, no, no, no.
24:42Excuse me, Sal, I have one most excellent wheeze.
24:45We could put something very strong down Boman Sal's dirty,
24:49which will prevent the nails from being tricky.
24:52Good idea, Randy. Find something.
24:53Achatab.
24:54Hey, Mohammed!
24:55I will accept your kind offer of one chapati.
24:58You are most welcome.
25:02Excuse me, Boman Sal,
25:04while I put one chapati down your backside.
25:07Oh! Oh! Oh!
25:09Oh! It's hot! Oh! Ah!
25:11Oh!
25:14Oh!
25:16It's rather nice.
25:19He's here.
25:20Quick, sit down.
25:23Salie, boy.
25:25Keep your shoulders back, say, boy.
25:27Sergeant Major.
25:28Sergeant Major.
25:29Come and sit over here.
25:30Oh.
25:30Come on.
25:31You're very good doing this for me.
25:33There you go.
25:34I'm a whitey-taifu-lapsa!
25:37Got to beat us up.
25:39Gus is now going from you to holy man,
25:42and you must chant as he does.
25:45Au-wa!
25:48Au-wa!
25:50Ta-na!
25:52Ta-na.
25:53Ta-na!
25:54Ta-na!
25:55Ta-na!
25:56Ta-na!
25:56You've just got to do it again.
25:58Au-wa!
25:59Ta-na!
26:01Ta-na!
26:02Ta-na!
26:03No, no.
26:03You've got to do it a little bit faster.
26:04Au-wa!
26:06Ta-na!
26:06Ta-na!
26:07Ta-na-na!
26:10Ha-na!
26:11Ha-na!
26:12Ha-na!
26:13Ha-na!
26:14Ha-na!
26:14Ha-na!
26:14Ha-na!
26:14Ha-na!
26:15Sorry about the sound.
26:16Ha-na!
26:16Ha-na!
26:17Ha-na!
26:17There you go.
26:17Big Pardon.
26:18Ha-na!
26:18aa!
26:18Ha-na!
26:18Ha!
26:19Ha-na!
26:20Ha-na!
26:20Ha-na!
26:20Ha-na!
26:20Ha-na!
26:21Ha-na!
26:22Ha-na!
26:22Parking, make the Sacred Mountain!
26:23The Sacred Mart coming up!
26:25Curse is now gone from you to a holy man.
26:31One more thing, Sergeant Major.
26:33You must not go out in the moonlight for at least a month,
26:36so you have to cancel that moonlight parade.
26:38It is cancelled.
26:39Right, you're cured.
26:44I'm feeling better.
26:46Oh, congratulations, Sergeant Major.
26:48We were getting quite worried about you, Sergeant Major.
26:51Well, I'm seeing clearly for the first time for hours.
26:54I'm sorry, sir, but I cannot get it all off.
27:10He spent two hours scrubbing at me and he won't come off.
27:13Yes, sir, I've even taken him to Doberwalla
27:15and he said he would not come clean
27:17unless he bashed him against rock.
27:22I'm sorry, Gloria.
27:24It's all right, Thoddy.
27:26I suppose I'll get used to being an Indian after a while.
27:29Come on, you better turn in.
27:32Yeah, I was good, though, wasn't I?
27:34With all that wailing and all that.
27:36You know, when I go into a role, you know,
27:38I really get into it, I give it a lot of integrity.
27:41Oh, Sab, you a top-hole, Sadhu.
27:44Yeah.
27:44You know, it's funny how the mind can play funny tricks, isn't it?
27:48I mean, he thought he was cursed and so he was.
27:51Funny, that.
27:52Well, good night, sunshine.
27:53Yeah.
27:54Night-night.
27:54Good night, Randy.
27:55Night-night, Thod.
27:56Sleepy-tighty.
27:57Yeah.
27:57What's the matter?
28:04Look, do not play the joke.
28:06I'm not playing the joke.
28:07Fully, feel that.
28:08What?
28:11There's nothing there.
28:13You sure?
28:13Of course I'm sure.
28:14Come on, get some sleep.
28:16That way.
28:17Night-night.
28:18Good night, sweetheart.
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29:12With us, the boys, there's plenty of fun.
29:15So meet the boys, the boys are here.
29:18The boys to entertain you.
29:21B-O-Y-S, boys to entertain you.
29:28Land of hope and glory, mother of the...
29:34Shadow!
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