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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.
00:45Tonight is very special night.
00:48Once every week, our glorious British king give to Tommy Atkins three bottles of holy British water known as beer.
00:57And when British soldier boy get beer, oh-ho, there is such happiness.
01:02And in the evening, they gather together for a lovely British custom, which they are calling Get Stinking.
01:09While they are doing Get Stinking ceremony, they are singing Get Stinking songs.
01:14Like, roll out battle, let us have other one, and roll me over, do it again, please.
01:22And this is very special Get Stinking song, because Colonel Saab says it has two meanings.
01:27And when they are not singing, they are talking about Blighty, or talking about Sexy.
01:35Right, well, cheers.
01:37Cheers.
01:38Cheers.
01:38Cheers.
01:38Cheers.
01:38Here.
01:41Did I ever tell you about my landlady in Barrow and Furnace?
01:45The one that fancied you and sat on your bed?
01:47Yeah, that's right.
01:48Oh, it's a fairy story, is it?
01:49You're so butch.
01:53All right.
01:54Get them chai, sir.
01:55Get out.
01:56I'm clear off.
01:57Why are you saying get out?
01:59My chai is much more clean than your nerdy puggle party.
02:02Get out.
02:02Get out.
02:03Hey, you damn native.
02:05Do not be insulting our beautiful British pigs here.
02:08Warnch I to.
02:09Warnch I to.
02:09Tell me.
02:10Tell me.
02:10Dear, Angie, what's that to them in Bajos?
02:12I will be seeing, sir.
02:13Hey, Ptala.
02:15Hey, Ptala.
02:15Hey, Ptala.
02:16Kya, Ptala.
02:17Ah, Susti, Vandratum.
02:19Huh?
02:19Huh?
02:20I tell the cook that he is lazy monkey, and he do this.
02:24Thanks.
02:25Thanks, Randy.
02:26Ah, well.
02:27Cheers.
02:28Cheers.
02:29Cheers.
02:29That is a terrible, terrible drink.
02:36Now, now, here is something to make you happy.
02:38All right, now.
02:39Egg, banjo, and chips.
02:41Thanks, Randy.
02:41Yeah, it lasts.
02:42Oh, thank you.
02:43Now.
02:45There.
02:46These ain't chips.
02:49They're sweet potato chips.
02:51They're nothing like chips.
02:52Not even with vinegar.
02:53All chips, sweet potato chips, now they sell.
02:56No, lovely boys, do not get up.
03:00I is not inspecting you.
03:02Just seeing that the canteen contractors is doing their job.
03:05Nothing is too good for you boys.
03:08Here he is fighting for your country, and depraved of the immensities of celibization.
03:13Like good beer and women.
03:17We've got to see you is taking care of them, we.
03:19Eat up your egg, banjo, lovely boy.
03:21Give them muscles something to bite on.
03:24Look after them, bearer.
03:25What's up?
03:25See that there sweet potato chips is nice and crisp.
03:30What's that, Mrs. Harb?
03:31If I had my way, dear, there'd always be my word and the roses.
03:40What's got into him?
03:44Come on, Randy.
03:45Give us a gem.
03:45Oh, Harb, this is secret.
03:48So I will tell only you.
03:50Sergeant Major Harb is in love.
03:52Oh-ho-ho-ho-ho.
03:54Oh-ho-ho-ho-ho.
03:55Love?
03:56Yes, Harb.
03:57Who'd fall in love with him?
03:58Beautiful Chinese girl, Harb, with face like willow pattern plate.
04:01You mean shiny, flat and blue?
04:04No, Lofty.
04:05He means that her face is delicate and finely chiseled.
04:08Hey, it's not that Chinese bit that works for Mrs. Woody Love Evans, eh?
04:12The very same one, Sab.
04:13And I think Sergeant Major Sab wants to take her to temple
04:16and make promise to love and to be honorable and heaven knows what else.
04:20Tomorrow, he's going to ask Colonel Sab for wedding cheetah.
04:25If you were the only girl in the world, you will be very busy indeed.
04:31That's it.
04:31Look, if we transfer that sum to the Army Benevolent Fund,
04:34the whole thing will look correct and above board.
04:36Then what do we do with this sum?
04:38Buy a couple of bottles of gin and call it stock.
04:41I see.
04:43It's damn hot, isn't it, sir?
04:45Yes, yes.
04:45Punkawala!
04:47Gildy, get that punk-a-fink-a-row.
04:48It's getting dash gallum in here.
04:50Sab, I'm going to make a comeback in the first place of British Columbia.
04:55One hundred and twenty-eight hours a week!
05:02Come on, sir, madam.
05:03Come on, sir.
05:04I was wondering, sir, if I could have a word with you in private,
05:08on a private matter, sir.
05:10Yes, yes, of course.
05:11Shall I disappear?
05:13Oh, no, no, sir.
05:13It's nothing secret.
05:15As a matter of fact, sir,
05:17I was thinking of...
05:18Well, to put it in a nutshell, sir,
05:21I was thinking of getting married.
05:24Ah, see.
05:25Have we got a form that covers that sort of thing?
05:29I don't think so, sir.
05:30Well, I'd better ask you a few questions, then.
05:35Have you been married before?
05:37No, sir.
05:37The harm you always come first.
05:40Now, you realise that marriage is supposed to last for life.
05:43You're quite certain
05:44that the attraction you feel for the lady of your choice
05:47is not just sort of, um, physical.
05:50What, sir?
05:51Physical.
05:54You mean, like exercises?
05:55I know.
05:58Well, um...
06:00Who is it, by the way?
06:02She is outside now, sir,
06:03and I would be honoured if you met her.
06:04Oh, John, could you show?
06:05Bring her in, will you?
06:06He wants to see you now.
06:09Don't be scared.
06:10Oh, Bera, you better come in and translate.
06:12I just had made this up.
06:13Come on, he won't hurt you.
06:14This is her, sir.
06:15Ling Su.
06:17How do you do, Ling Su?
06:18How do you do?
06:19Awfully muggy, isn't it?
06:21Please.
06:22Yes, well, uh...
06:22I'll get these details off to someone or other,
06:24and I'm sure there won't be any snags.
06:26Would you like to ask any questions?
06:28The girl's up.
06:28The girl's up.
06:29The girl's up.
06:29The girl's up.
06:30The girl's up.
06:30The girl's up.
06:31The girl's up.
06:32The girl's up.
06:33The girl's up.
06:34The girl's up, she say that she is a virgin.
06:38Oh, really, yes.
06:40Good.
06:42I don't think I need to put that down, actually.
06:45Sergeant Major Tunnel.
06:49Girl, sir, she say he's Sergeant Major, sir, also virgin.
06:57You know how it is, sir?
06:58Yes, yes, of course.
07:00Tell her he has been married.
07:02Sir, are we done?
07:03Sergeant Major, Sergeant Major, sir, up to Shady Nick here.
07:08Yes, you can't do that in a battery office.
07:10Oh, don't worry about that, Sergeant Major.
07:11But look, we'll let you know as soon as we're here.
07:13That's all.
07:17About, uh...
07:18We'll go now.
07:20That is her salute, sir.
07:26She's a lovely girl, sir, isn't she?
07:27She's certainly in, Sergeant Major.
07:28Oh, isn't that nice, Ashford?
07:38I think it's the bitter end.
07:39What do you mean?
07:40Well, look at her.
07:41She's a beautiful, childlike, gentle girl.
07:44What on earth does she see in that awful, coarse, noisy, hairy ape?
07:47Put yourself together, Ashford.
07:50I can't help it, sir.
07:51Two years I've been stuck out here in this damn place,
07:53with the heat and the flies and no ladies.
07:56But then he walks in with that lovely girl.
07:58It's too much.
08:00If you want to know, I'm jealous.
08:01Oh, steady on, Ashford.
08:02Think of your wife back home in Richmond.
08:05I mean, you can't compare her with that girl.
08:08Oh, yes, I can, sir.
08:09But that's what's making me jealous.
08:12There's always be an England.
08:16Sergeant Major, here is your beautiful belt,
08:18made snowy white with bags of bull.
08:21Thank you, Vera.
08:22I must look my best tonight.
08:23I'm seeing her father again.
08:24Sir, do you think her father will let you marry his beautiful daughter?
08:28Oh, that's all fixed up.
08:29Tonight, you're going to start teaching me his business.
08:31He runs a Chinese restaurant, you know.
08:34And you know, Vera, when all this lot's over,
08:36I've taken him back home
08:38and we're going to open a little Chinese restaurant in Pontypril.
08:42William's the Ching, I'll call it.
08:45But Sergeant Major, sir,
08:46what about your Welsh widow woman
08:48who has the pub and who's doing this?
08:51While she's waiting for you?
08:54Oh, I'll see her, all right.
08:56She can advertise on the back of our menus.
08:59I might even give a special rate.
09:02She comes like a million-dollar trooper
09:06Trying hard to look like Gary Cooper
09:10Super-duper
09:11Oh, Sergeant Major Saab.
09:16Isn't that this beautiful place?
09:18Ah, of course, sir.
09:18My place in Ponty won't be as big as it is to start with,
09:21but we'll expand like, you know.
09:22Mr. Su.
09:25How are you, buddy?
09:26How's your shape in there?
09:28My man, he come to learn trick of trade.
09:31Sure, true founder.
09:33Gotcha.
09:33Son Major, he say today he teach you all about the kitchen.
09:36Well, that's the place to start, I reckon.
09:38Come on, Lotus Blossom.
09:39He said the young girl not allowed in the kitchen.
09:42We'll have to have a little chat about that before we hit Pontypris, won't we?
09:48Oh, so this is where it all goes on, is it?
09:52It's funny-looking stuff.
09:53Doesn't smell bad, though.
09:54Saab, it is not permitted for me to eat this food.
09:57Why is that religion?
09:58No, Saab, doctor.
10:03Saab, he say that today you stand here,
10:05waiter bring the arder,
10:06and then you put the food on the tray.
10:09He cut.
10:10Noodle?
10:11Noodle.
10:13Bean shoot?
10:13Bean shoot.
10:15Chopped seaweed?
10:16Chopped seaweed.
10:20Sloop?
10:21Sloop.
10:23Lice?
10:24Lice?
10:25No, no, rice, Saab.
10:26Lice, very nice.
10:28Chao-men?
10:29Chao-men.
10:30What is chao-men?
10:31That is chao-sa.
10:32Roar, roar, roar, roar.
10:34Chao-men yawn.
10:36No, Saab, he said not use real chao-bow-wow now.
10:41I would not.
10:42Substitute chao.
10:44I see.
10:44Or smelly goat.
10:47King prawn.
10:48King, oh, king prawn.
10:51It's more like a shrimp to me.
10:56He's just told waiter to put on the menu
10:58Prince of Wales prawn.
11:02Mushroom?
11:03Mushroom?
11:05Water chestnut.
11:06Well, look, Mr. Su, I'll never remember all his flock.
11:08Chao-men.
11:10He said not to worry, all done by numbers.
11:13Ni-kau.
11:15Y-er, san-si, wu, liu, chi, ba, jiu, chii.
11:21One, two, three, four.
11:23No, no!
11:24No job in Chinese, Chinese.
11:26Y-e.
11:27Y-e.
11:28R.
11:29R.
11:29R.
11:30R.
11:311, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
11:45Again, sir.
11:46Again.
11:471, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
11:53Again, sir.
11:54Again.
11:551, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10.
12:01Who was I?
12:03Sir, that means restaurant open.
12:05It's a bit quick, innit?
12:07Sir, this is the order.
12:09Order?
12:13That's all in Chinese.
12:17You translate it.
12:19I cannot read the Chinese.
12:25Wait a minute, wait a minute.
12:30Is this one right?
12:34A bit more of that.
12:38Sir, come, I'll show you.
12:43Ni kwan ni fu fan?
12:45You are, see?
12:46Ni kwan ni fu fan is simple.
12:47What does that mean?
12:48Sergeant Maitisov, that means you be cloakroom attendant.
12:55They're doing the limehouse blue, isn't it?
12:58Oh, oh, oh, limehouse blue!
13:00I'm the real limehouse blue!
13:01Show going well tonight, sir, to misusow.
13:03They're doing the limehouse blue, isn't it?
13:06Oh, you're limehouse blue!
13:09You are gonna be done!
13:12Oh!
13:18Show finishing now, sir.
13:20It's about time, too.
13:22It's a load of rubbish.
13:24The only thing you were doing, get on with them shoes.
13:29Is it King Sarb, the King?
13:33Oh, Sergeant Major Sarbit, it makes one so proud to be British.
13:39It is so moving, and when ardents hear it,
13:43they can hardly wait for the end before rushing to the exit
13:46so no one will see the tears in their eyes.
13:52Do you think it's important, Laurie?
13:53I'm sure it is.
13:54We should have changed first.
13:56There isn't time.
13:57Oh, Gloria, sir.
13:59If you're such a beautiful girl,
14:01I'd like to get you on a slow boat to China.
14:07Oh, you.
14:10Why the hell do you think you were on bombardier?
14:13Shut up!
14:15How dare you decimate that parade round
14:17by mincing across it dressed up like a tart?
14:19And all them sleeves out, does it want to catch malaria?
14:22I can't blow them down.
14:25It's a dress.
14:26Shut up!
14:27What do you want?
14:28Well, you see, we're just finishing the show,
14:30and this Chinaman came backstage,
14:32and he gave me this note to give to you.
14:34He said it was a matter of life and death,
14:35so we brought it straight round.
14:36Shut up.
14:40You will find no happiness with Ling Su, only death.
14:44Come here.
14:45I'm trying to make a fool out of me who wrote this.
14:47Honestly, Sergeant Major,
14:49it was given to us by a real-life Chinaman.
14:51Sergeant Major, sir, is it signed?
14:53Well, it's just an inkblot on the bottom.
14:54If you'll permit me, Sergeant Major, sir.
14:57Oh, Sergeant Major, sir, this is not blood.
15:00This is signed of black scorpion.
15:02What does that mean?
15:03It is a tongue.
15:04What's a tongue?
15:05Chinese secret society.
15:07You mean like the buffaloes?
15:08Shut up!
15:10See, Sergeant Major, sir,
15:11before you troated your plight
15:12to the enchanting Ling Su,
15:14she had another suitor called Cho Hong,
15:16and he was of the family of black scorpion.
15:18She is the family of red scorpion,
15:20and it is written that only a scorpion
15:22can marry a scorpion.
15:24Oh, Sergeant Major, sir, you are in terrible danger.
15:27Twaddle.
15:27A Chinaman walking in this camp
15:29and trying to kill me, I should co-go.
15:31This goes in a waste-pate of a basket for a start.
15:35Oh, Sergeant Major, sir, there is one message.
15:40What's it say?
15:41Oh, sir, it says,
15:44before dawn breaks, you will die.
15:47Move, sir!
15:51You?
15:52Did you see a Chinaman?
15:53Yes.
15:58What do you look like?
16:03Yellow.
16:05Would you know him again if you saw him?
16:06Sir, this is the thing I saw.
16:08I mean,
16:10they all look alike to me.
16:18But I would not get a plate of proper chips, eh?
16:21Me, too.
16:22My mum, she makes smashing chips.
16:24These sweet potato chips are horrid.
16:26Oh, bad.
16:28I'm going to have some more when I finish this lot.
16:29Good.
16:30Beats me where he puts it all.
16:31Is that garnet?
16:32I don't know what you're complaining about.
16:35Grub's grub.
16:37Millions of people in India are starving.
16:40There's not enough food to go round.
16:42I somehow feel that your presence in India isn't helping the situation.
16:45All right, men, stand easy.
16:53Now, pay attention, chaps.
16:56Oh, by the way, the show was jolly good tonight.
16:58Oh, thanks very much, sir.
16:59It is absolutely first class.
17:00Very good, indeed.
17:01Yes.
17:02Now, what was I going to say?
17:03Oh, yes, of course.
17:04Now, someone has made a threat on the life of Sergeant Major Williams.
17:09Anyone we know, sir?
17:12It seems that Sergeant Major Williams has got mixed up with the Tongs.
17:16What was he doing?
17:17Poking the fire, sir?
17:22That's terribly funny, isn't it?
17:25Put yourself together, Ashwood.
17:26This is serious.
17:27I'm awful, sorry.
17:28Now, the Tongs is a secret Chinese society
17:32and apparently they want to kill the Sergeant Major.
17:35If that's what they're up to, I'll join them tomorrow.
17:38So, I want an armed guard to watch the Sergeant Major all night.
17:41So, you'd better get your rifles.
17:43Bombay of Beaumont, you will be in charge of the armed guard.
17:46Yes, sir.
17:46You'd better go and change that dress.
17:49What other one would you like me to put on?
17:53Uniform! The Colonel means uniform!
17:54You'd better change, too, Gunna, Gunna,
17:58so you won't be mistaken for a China man.
18:00What shall I put on, sir?
18:02Uniform, then, he will not be mistaken for a soldier, neither.
18:04Move his hand! Move his hand!
18:06Move it, move it!
18:08That's a double, that's a double!
18:09Tchoo!
18:10Tchoo!
18:10Tchoo!
18:11Tchoo!
18:11Tchoo!
18:12Tchoo!
18:12Tchoo!
18:13Tchoo!
18:13Tchoo!
18:14Tchoo!
18:14Tchoo!
18:15Tchoo!
18:15Tchoo!
18:16Tchoo!
18:16Tchoo!
18:17Tchoo!
18:17Tchoo!
18:18Tchoo!
18:18Tchoo!
18:19Tchoo!
18:19Tchoo!
18:20Tchoo!
18:20Tchoo!
18:21Tchoo!
18:21Tchoo!
18:22Tchoo!
18:23Tchoo!
18:23Tchoo!
18:24Tchoo!
18:24Tchoo!
18:25Tchoo!
18:25Tchoo!
18:26Tchoo!
18:27Tchoo!
18:28Tchoo!
18:29Tchoo!
18:30Tchoo!
18:31Tchoo!
18:40I'm begging your pardon sir but I does not need a bunch of puffs to guard me.
18:51I was quite capable of looking after myself and I was not afraid of no China man.
18:55I appreciate how you feel sergeant major but we can't take any risks.
18:58We think a lot of you you know.
19:00You better stay all night in the battery office it's easier to guard.
19:03And get anything you want to make yourself comfortable.
19:05I'll just slip into my gym shoes if you don't mind sir.
19:06I don't fancy sitting up all night in my boots.
19:08Right. Bearer, get sergeant major's gym shoes for young.
19:11Watch your crown sir.
19:13Oh sergeant major sir. After those heavy boots this will bring such relief.
19:18I would just tap the sand out bearer will you?
19:21Watch your sir.
19:23Do not worry sergeant major sir. It is totally dead.
19:30Thank goodness it's dead Ashwood.
19:33Well you couldn't expect it to live long inside the sergeant major's gym.
19:38And the note says before dawn breaks you will die.
19:52That is totally correct.
19:54May bol rao rengi.
19:55Those Chinese men are very slinky.
19:57B'hot khraab.
19:58If I was in sergeant major boots I would run like hell.
20:03You're a ruddy fool.
20:05Only sergeant major sirs do not run away.
20:08It is not the code.
20:09Chawala, eat her out.
20:11Hey, you are being summoned into the presence of the colonel sir.
20:14Now do not forget your P and Q.
20:15No, I will watch them very carefully.
20:20Chawala, I want you to stand by to serve tea all night.
20:23Yes, colonel sir.
20:24I will dispense my mostly enchanted tea at all times.
20:28Well I have a cup now.
20:29I'm parched.
20:31Sergeant major, stand away from the window.
20:33You two move by desk will you?
20:35Yes.
20:35A little more room.
20:37If you can.
20:39There's good ads.
20:39You'd better sit down then you won't make such a large target.
20:45Right.
20:46Settle down.
20:47Now pay attention, chefs.
20:48Two attempts have already been made on the sergeant major's life.
20:51And there's no saying where these Chinese johnnies will strike next.
20:54So you must keep a good lookout.
20:56They may try anything.
20:57They might even try poison.
21:00That's a point, actually.
21:02They may even have slipped something into the child.
21:06So no one must drink the tea until...
21:09Are you all right, Ashwood?
21:12Yes, I think so, sir.
21:14That's all right then.
21:15You can drink the tea, chefs.
21:18Oh, my godfathers!
21:21Good God, is he?
21:23I went to sit down and there wasn't a chair there.
21:27Pull yourself together, Ashwood.
21:31Right, Sergeant major, if there's anything you want, just let us know.
21:34Bromfield, Vermont?
21:35Yes, sir.
21:35You're in charge.
21:37Carry on.
21:38Carry on.
21:39Do you know what he said?
21:42I'm in charge.
21:45Gunners, Clark and Evans, keep a sharp lookout.
21:48Gunners, Macintosh, keep a lookout out that window.
21:51The old guards will be on the lookout and on the alert at all times for Chinamen and things.
21:58There.
21:59That's that thing too, then.
22:00What the hell do you think you were doing?
22:06I'm looking after you.
22:08The colonel put me in charge.
22:10Shut up.
22:12The colonel said you've got to keep sitting down.
22:13Don't judge me!
22:14Don't judge me!
22:16I is in charge here and I do not need a bunch of poofs to wet nurse me all night.
22:21Excuse me, Sergeant Major Sarp, but I have a message from the enchanting Ling Su.
22:25Why did you tell me before?
22:26Because I did not wish to speak in front of Colonel Sarp.
22:29She say her father has plans for your safety as long as you can get through the night.
22:34That's going to be difficult.
22:37Will this lot guard in me?
22:39Beaumont?
22:40Sergeant Major.
22:43Excuse me, sir.
22:44If I may suggest something, Sergeant Major, a thought has just occurred to me.
22:50Thank you, Professor Enstein.
22:53There will now be five minutes silence while the mighty brain of Lardy Dog and of Graham ticks over.
22:59I look at it this way, Sergeant Major.
23:01They've already tried to kill you with a knife and a scorpion.
23:04Now, if we can work out all the different permutations on methods of dispatching you,
23:09then we can anticipate them.
23:10Well, in the Sherlock Holmes story, The Speckled Band,
23:15a poisonous snake came down the bell rope.
23:20Thank you, Beaumont.
23:21If I requires the butler during the night, I will not use the bell rope.
23:26They could use a poison dart, sir, through a blowpipe.
23:28Well done, clever boy.
23:32But they could not get near enough.
23:34They might use a very long blowpipe and a Chinaman with a big puff.
23:42I did not think of that one, Lofty.
23:45Markintosh.
23:45Sergeant Major.
23:46Can you see a Chinaman out there lurking with a 50-foot pipe?
23:49No sign of anybody, Sergeant Major.
23:54How strange.
23:55I thought the place would be teeming with them.
23:57I never heard such one in my life!
24:00You!
24:01We're only trying to help, Sergeant.
24:02Shut up!
24:03We should consider all possibilities, Sergeant Major.
24:05All possibilities, Sergeant Major.
24:07You!
24:07I ask you, how could they get near enough to use a blowpipe?
24:12No.
24:17These Chinese are very clever, Sergeant Major.
24:21None of these Chinese are very clever, Sergeant Major.
24:25I tell you this, Mr. Laity-Dogunner Graham, they is not as clever as I am!
24:31Hey, Vera.
24:32How?
24:33Get that flit gun.
24:33This place is even with mosquitoes.
24:34What's the time to make it up?
24:36That's enough, that's enough!
24:41Right, you better load your rifles, I suppose.
24:43Get the ammunition box, Beaumont.
24:45Yes, sir.
24:45Randy, hold my gun.
24:46Watch us out.
24:51What's the matter now?
24:53It's very heavy.
24:55Not the way up the way.
24:57If I caught a Chinaman with a blowpipe, I'd ram it right down his gob.
25:02Ooh!
25:03Ooh!
25:06All right, Sergeant Major, all clear.
25:13You can come out now.
25:16Morning, gentlemen.
25:17Morning, Sergeant Major.
25:18No sign of any Chinaman?
25:20No, sir.
25:21They asked to get up pretty early in the morning to catch me out.
25:24It's enough to sew right through the balls.
25:34Chinese fiends.
25:36My son, my five-year-old experience tells me that I can do this job with Seraphia, and that is not Chinaman.
25:42Dry rot.
25:42In the spring of the year.
25:47In the spring.
25:48Good morning, sir.
25:49Come on a minute, sir.
25:50She said that she is now ready to go with you.
25:52Well, go away.
25:54To secret place in the hills, where you'll be married.
25:57Her father has made all arrangements and has car waiting.
26:01Well, I'll have to ask the Colonel for leave.
26:04Colonel Saab, if you go with her, you will never be able to return here again.
26:17Well, that'll make me a deserter.
26:19Some deserter.
26:23She says that if you love her, you will go with her.
26:29Of course, I love her. You tell her that.
26:32She says that her love for you will remain as long as the moon and the stars will remain as long as the moon and the stars will remain.
26:48She will go now to the temple and wait for ten minutes.
26:52If you do not then come, her father will make her leave without you.
26:58Well, Sergeant Major Saab, what to do, huh? What to do?
27:10She is offering you a lifetime of happiness and enchantment.
27:14You see that, Bearer?
27:18That's up.
27:20Took me 20 years to get that.
27:22It's the only thing I ever wanted.
27:24Till now.
27:28Bombardier Beaumont?
27:30Sergeant Major.
27:32We're going back to camp.
27:34Get the men fell in.
27:36Men?
27:38You never called us that before, sir.
27:42And Beaumont?
27:44Sergeant Major.
27:46Just for once, try and act like a soldier, will you?
27:50I'll try, sir.
27:52As if I can do it, boy.
27:54So can you.
27:56You know, there's an old Hindu proverb which says that when the heart is full, it is time for tears.
28:06Happiness is as the butterfly.
28:09If you can catch it in your hand, you must either let it fly away or keep it and watch it die.
28:20You can walk it in your hand.
28:22If I can do it, you must have been exposed, you must have been exposed.
28:26That's all the time.
28:28You can walk it in your hand.
28:30You can walk it in your hand.
28:31You can walk it down.
28:32If you can help it, please.
28:33Hey, hey, hey.
28:34You can talk to begin your identity.
28:36That's all that you're holding.
28:37I'll give out the fight.
28:39You know, I'll do it so.
28:41But I'm going to fall by it.
28:42But I'm going to turn your hand.
28:44I'm going to go again.
28:46There's an old Hindu proverb.
28:48To give us a cheerio, a head-to-head
28:51To gather the band, and the running band
28:54To pass the boys, to the baby of fun
28:57So please take those boys, the boys are here
29:00The boys to entertain you
29:03B-O-Y-S, boys to entertain you
29:09And not for the glory, but her of the...
29:15Shout out!
29:18To be continued...
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