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00:00Mamie Stover is a business.

00:01Especially Mamie.

00:03She brings them in.

00:05You know that.

00:07She's that special that she can break the rules and get me beaten up?

00:11I can't afford to have trouble with the military police.

00:15Once I've placed off limits, it's goodbye Bundle-Own.

00:19Suppose I take a trip to one of the other islands for a few days,

00:22maybe a week until it's forgotten.

00:24That won't help.

00:27I'm sorry, Harry.

00:30But we have to part company.

00:33Here's two months' pay.

00:36After five years, here's your severance pay and goodbye, just like that.

00:43I've had your things, Pa.

00:53Okay with me, brother.

00:56I've been fed up anyway.

00:57It gets monotonous spending all your time with an ugly wife.

01:01Don't you say it, Harry.

01:04Don't say it.

01:05Don't say it.

01:05I'm a stupid girl.

01:05I feel like I'm just a little bit.

01:09Don't say it.

01:11I don't know.

01:12Mamie!

01:13Oh, you did it!

01:14Can't you tell it!

01:15You did what?

01:16You were wonderful.

01:17Oh, Mamie, you sweetie pie.

01:18You know he's got a broken lip.

01:19But they should have busted his head.

01:20What's all this about?

01:21Listen to Abe Lincoln Stover.

01:22You free us.

01:23Slaves that want to know what it's all about.

01:24Bertha gave old four eyes the gate.

01:25Oh!

01:26Oh!

01:27Oh!

01:28Oh!

01:29Oh!

01:30Oh!

01:31Oh!

01:32Oh!

01:33Oh!

01:34Oh!

01:35Oh!

01:36Oh!

01:37Oh!

01:38Oh!

01:39Bertha gave old four eyes the gate.

01:41Out!

01:42Finny Scram!

01:43You're kidding me!

01:46Ladies!

01:47Ladies!

01:48Please!

01:49Not so flamboyant!

01:51This is not a house of bedlam.

01:54Mamie, I'd like a moment of your time.

01:57Finish dressing, lady.

02:06Never mind the lecture, Bertha.

02:08You can't fire me.

02:09I quit.

02:10Fire you?

02:12What for?

02:15Have a snort.

02:16Help yourself.

02:18No, thanks.

02:19This isn't the watered stuff.

02:20No, I'm not drinking.

02:21Well, I am.

02:23With Harry gone, I don't have to mind my P's and Q's anymore.

02:29I wonder why we're always trying to be something we're not.

02:33What's the matter with trying?

02:35If you pitch hard enough, you can make it.

02:37That's what I used to think.

02:38That's what I used to think.

02:40Harry told me I was different so many times I began to believe the liar.

02:44Well, all that's passed now.

02:47I'm gonna show Mr. Atkins I needed him around here like a hangover.

02:53Mamie, I'm gonna build you into the biggest thing this business ever saw.

02:59And I'm boosting your cut to 35%.

03:01Well, the pardon came too late, Bertha, because I'm leaving.

03:08I only came in tonight to pack my things.

03:11Seriously?

03:13Absolutely.

03:16I'm gonna prove you can be something you're not supposed to be.

03:19Who's the salesman?

03:20What do you mean?

03:21I mean, who's the guy who talked you into walking out on a gold mine?

03:27His name doesn't matter.

03:29No, I guess it doesn't.

03:32They all give you the same pitch.

03:35I love you.

03:38Be mine, exclusively mine.

03:41I can't stand sharing you with anyone else.

03:44What's wrong with that?

03:45Nothing.

03:47Not a thing.

03:49How many guys who prance in here every night

03:53have some broad sitting around back home

03:55hanging on a promise that'll never be kept?

03:58Well, this one will, because we're getting married right after the war.

04:02Maybe even sooner.

04:03Or maybe never.

04:06Oh, tie it off, Bertha.

04:07What do you know about anything like this?

04:11You never met anybody like Jimmy.

04:16Jimmy.

04:20My salesman's name was Phillip.

04:23Philly boy.

04:251918.

04:27The last war.

04:29Good old Philly boy.

04:32He could promise you the whole world in six-syllable words.

04:38What would I know about anything like this?

04:40You're looking at a broad who waited all through a war...

04:47and then got brushed off.

04:51Jimmy's not like that.

04:53Neither was good old Philly boy.

04:58What am I complaining about?

05:01A girl he married, he's got old Philly boy...

05:04and a one-way ticket to a crummy four-room apartment.

05:11But I've got a half a dozen annuities.

05:14And another fortune coming up.

05:16The boom started, Mamie.

05:18It'll grow all through this war.

05:20A million spenders coming through the island every few months.

05:22Well, I better get packed.

05:27I tell you what.

05:31I'll, uh...

05:33I'll make it 40%.

05:37I can't figure anyone walking away from money like this.

05:39I wish I didn't have to, Bertha.

05:42But it was Jimmy's last leave, and he wanted me to promise.

05:46And I promised.

05:48Naturally.

05:50Look.

05:52I'll get you a mailing address in the good part of town...

05:55in case he writes to you.

05:57Well, what he doesn't know won't hurt him, will it?

06:00No, I guess not.

06:02Look at it this way, Mamie.

06:04Suppose your Jimmy's on the level, like you say he is.

06:06Suppose when he gets back home, you can show him a bank book...

06:11with another 50 or 100,000 in it.

06:13You think he'll object?

06:16Show me a guy who ever objected to a dowry.

06:22Forty percent, Mamie.

06:25The biggest cut in the place.

06:30Make it 50.

06:34Okay.

06:3650.

06:38But that's confidential.

06:39Just between us.

06:40Yeah.

06:41Want a drink?

06:43Yeah.

07:07Hey, Captain, come and hurry up and get them doors open!

07:11There's a war on!

07:14Too much jewelry on him, Peaches.

07:16Take some of it off.

07:18Nina...

07:20You the proprietor, madam?

07:22I have that privilege.

07:23I'm Captain Sumac, in command of the military police detail for this area.

07:28It's a great pleasure to make your acquaintance, sir.

07:30What can I do for you?

07:33We've received complaints from servicemen about overcharging.

07:37The bungalow?

07:39That's preposterous.

07:40I'm not here to debate it, madam.

07:42I'm here to tell you that if these complaints continue, your establishment will be placed off limits.

07:48Well, you have my word, my most solemn word.

07:51There'll be no further complaints.

07:53Ladies, I want you to hear Colonel, uh...

07:59What was the name? Summer?

08:00Sumac.

08:01Sumac.

08:02Eldon Sumac.

08:03And it's Captain.

08:04Thank you very much, sir.

08:06I'm delighted that Captain Sumac is here to see the high-type of our personnel.

08:10Would you like to stay with us and judge for yourself?

08:17Yes.

08:19Yes, I think I will.

08:20Wonderful.

08:22Miss Dover?

08:24Show Captain Sumac into the cocktail lounge.

08:33Glad I'm getting a chance to thank you for the other day.

08:36Oh, I just did that to make my sergeant happy.

08:40He enjoyed talking things over with Mr. Atkins.

08:43You tell your sergeant that he talks good.

08:46Oh, can I buy you a drink?

08:47Yeah, thanks.

08:48Well, soda pop only.

08:49I'm on duty.

08:51Two soda pops.

08:52Soda pop?

08:53Mm-hmm.

08:54You don't have to go the soda pop way.

08:55Oh, I can take it if you can.

08:57Charlie, Henry, open up the door.

08:59Smile, ladies.

09:00Smile.

09:01Make our heroes welcome.

09:03Smile.

09:04Smile.

09:05Smile.

09:06Smile to make us welcome.

09:07Come on.

09:08Smile, everybody.

09:09Smile, everybody.

09:10Surprise.

09:12Oh, come on.

09:13Here she is.

09:14Among us as many soldiers.

09:25Oh, come on.

09:27This, diesem separate room...

09:30...as often as new soldiers like this.

09:32The usual, Gladys. The usual.

09:48Don't your ship ever sail, Tarzan?

09:50I got no ship. I'm on special duty.

09:52Where? Here?

09:53Come on, quit making me nervous. Give me some tickets.

09:55Tell you what, Tarzan, I'll throw in some extras

09:58if you tell me what you do with all these tickets.

10:00Come on, come on, you're not old enough.

10:02Come on!

10:09Do you know how long you'll be stationed in Honolulu?

10:14Quite a while, I hope.

10:17If you mean me, I don't think it'll do you much good.

10:19We don't do business with officers.

10:23What do you do with yourself in the daytime?

10:25Rest up for the nighttime.

10:26Four tickets, mister. Pay now.

10:29Oh, honey, this is on the house.

10:30We're going to choose.

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