The Marines are Coming (1934)

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00:01:30All legalized, getting ready to swoop down on somebody.

00:01:36Hope it's not me.

00:01:38Betten, huh?

00:01:39He just looks tough.

00:01:40Rusty bolt, pitted barrel.

00:01:52I didn't put this man on report for dirty rifle.

00:01:54Aye, aye, sir.

00:01:59Dismiss the company.

00:01:59Specs, ho!

00:02:03Port!

00:02:04Ho!

00:02:05It's missed.

00:02:06Uh, send Lieutenant Traylor in.

00:02:09Come in, Mr. Traylor.

00:02:11Come in, Mr. Traylor.

00:02:17Sir, First Lieutenant Traylor reports for duty and obedience to these orders.

00:02:20Glad to see you, Traylor.

00:02:22Sit down.

00:02:22I guess I'm an hour late, Colonel.

00:02:27An hour, Lieutenant, and a whole day.

00:02:30I was getting ready to add this, sir.

00:02:31Well, I don't want to be harsh, especially to a returning hero.

00:02:34Oh, ho, ho, ho.

00:02:35It was unavoidable, Colonel.

00:02:36Now, never mind the alibis.

00:02:38Use most of them myself.

00:02:40Right now, I'm a bit curious about that, uh, overcoat.

00:02:43Oh, it's, uh, it's a tropical fever, sir.

00:02:46One minute I'm shivering from head to foot, and the next moment I'm as cold as...

00:02:50You're not chilled now, I hope.

00:02:52Oh, no, sir.

00:02:53At the moment, I feel very comfortable.

00:02:55Yeah.

00:02:56Well, you've been giving hot and cold sweats to several old credits since you've been away from the States.

00:03:01Well, the service will not tolerate an officer who fails to pay his debts.

00:03:05Why, it was an oversight, sir.

00:03:06I'll take care of it.

00:03:08Well, see that you do, trailer, and that's final.

00:03:11I'm assigning you to, uh, Captain Benton's company.

00:03:14Captain Benton? Captain Edward Benton?

00:03:18Would be a pleasure.

00:03:20The adjutant will endorse your orders.

00:03:30So you're signed to my command again.

00:03:33How do you like the idea?

00:03:34Great break for you, Benton.

00:03:35Not unless you've changed a lot.

00:03:37Me?

00:03:37I'll never change.

00:03:39So I see.

00:03:41Wild Bill Traylor.

00:03:42Playboy of the Marines, huh?

00:03:43Sure.

00:03:44Somebody in this outfit's got to live up to those glamorous recruiting posters.

00:03:47You know, rickshaw holidays, seeing the world through glass bottoms.

00:03:51Join the Marines and be the first to fight.

00:03:53We'll find out for fun and frolic.

00:03:54So that's your idea of life in the Marines, eh?

00:03:58That's my idea of life anywhere.

00:04:00I want to be a smiling lieutenant, not a sourpuss, Captain.

00:04:03Why, you!

00:04:04As you were, Captain.

00:04:05Yeah.

00:04:06Let's call a truce to this two-man war.

00:04:08Since I've been in the Marines, I've been in 18 skirmishes, and 14 of them have been with you.

00:04:14You and I will never have the same point of view, Trader.

00:04:16As long as you're in my company, you'll have to accept mine.

00:04:18Same old record, huh?

00:04:19You know what you need, Skipper?

00:04:21You need the softening influence of a lovely woman.

00:04:24Ha!

00:04:25For instance, a Spanish dancer named Rosita, eh?

00:04:27Ah, somebody told you!

00:04:29Told me?

00:04:30Kid, that's Marine history.

00:04:31She followed you from Ponta McGill to Panama City, from Panama City to Norfolk, Norfolk to San Francisco, and there the chase ended.

00:04:39I 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.

00:04:45Do you want me to stand by, lady?

00:04:49No, you can sit down.

00:04:50I'll be back.

00:04:58I have taken up the matter of his death with Lieutenant Traylor, and he has promised me...

00:05:04So, he made you promises too, eh?

00:05:06Don't you believe him, Commandante?

00:05:08His word, poof, is not worth a paper for two pins.

00:05:11I beg your pardon?

00:05:13It is not for you to make an excuse.

00:05:14It is for Billy.

00:05:16He is a liar.

00:05:17He promised me this, he tell me that, and then, like a little, he slips away.

00:05:21What are you talking about?

00:05:23I talk about Billy, the same as you.

00:05:25He came in San Francisco, he go to China, but he lied.

00:05:29He is here!

00:05:31The Army and Navy Register, she say so.

00:05:39Oh, I see.

00:05:40Lieutenant Traylor.

00:05:41See, see, my Billy, see.

00:05:43And you are Miss, eh...

00:05:44I'm Rosita Hernandez, Consuelo, Oliveira y Buonaventura.

00:05:47You have not heard of Rosita, the dancer from Ponta Miguel?

00:05:50Just one moment.

00:05:52Do you mind telling me just what you want with Lieutenant Traylor?

00:05:55I want to marry him, if I catch him.

00:05:58Did he promise to marry you?

00:06:01Really?

00:06:02He promised me anything if I go to China.

00:06:04Once he was in Panama City, he say to me.

00:06:06Uh, just, uh, one moment, Senorita.

00:06:09Did Lieutenant Traylor, uh, try to make love to you?

00:06:13Do you know Ponta Miguel from the moon?

00:06:15She is shining?

00:06:16Yes.

00:06:17Oh, it is beautiful.

00:06:19The moon.

00:06:20The smell of the flowers.

00:06:22The lights on the water.

00:06:23And with such a night as this, Lieutenant Traylor, uh, made love to you?

00:06:26Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no.

00:06:28He do not make love to me.

00:06:29There is the trouble.

00:06:31I made love to him.

00:06:33It is the night that he saved me from the bandits.

00:06:35My ankle is what you call sprain.

00:06:37He take me in his arms like this.

00:06:40Oh, and I like it so much.

00:06:42Then I sluggle close to him like this.

00:06:45Oh, and I like it so much that I give Billy a big, big kiss.

00:06:48Yes, I, I understand, yes.

00:06:50Yes, but then he spoil it all.

00:06:51He dump me right on the ground.

00:06:53Plop!

00:06:54And then he shake his finger at me like this.

00:06:56What do you think he say?

00:06:58He say, Rosita, business is business.

00:07:00If you kiss me again, I'll thank you.

00:07:02And then what happened?

00:07:03He spanked me.

00:07:05And I like it.

00:07:06Never, never can he lose me.

00:07:08He saved my life.

00:07:10Now it belongs to him.

00:07:12Will you help me marry him?

00:07:14No, I, uh, I think you'd better manage him yourself.

00:07:17Believe me, Comandante, I will.

00:07:20So that's why I say no girl's gonna anchor me.

00:07:24An anchor's not a bad idea.

00:07:26If it's the right kind.

00:07:28Oh, nice number.

00:07:30Is she gonna be your anchor?

00:07:32Yes, if I can persuade her.

00:07:33I bet she's at least a general's daughter.

00:07:36Her father happens to be Captain Manning of the Navy.

00:07:39You know what you're getting into, but does she know what she's doing?

00:07:43I think so.

00:07:45You'll meet her this afternoon at the Admiral's Party.

00:07:48No Admiral's Party for me with this head.

00:07:51Oh, you go, Benton.

00:07:52That's your battlefield.

00:07:53Get this, Trailer.

00:07:55You're going to the Admiral's Party.

00:07:57Orders?

00:07:58Orders.

00:07:59Something tells me you're going to regret this.

00:08:03You're making a clean start here, Trailer.

00:08:06Your old life is over and done with.

00:08:07Finished.

00:08:08I heard different.

00:08:10Baby, kiss me!

00:08:13So, you run away like a rabbit and give Rosita the ditch, no?

00:08:17No, no, no.

00:08:18You got me all wrong, Rosita.

00:08:19I was just asking Captain Benton's permission to throw you a big surprise party tonight.

00:08:23Oh, Billy, you sweetheart.

00:08:26So funny.

00:08:27No, it's all off now, Rosita.

00:08:29Captain Benton won't let me leave the post.

00:08:31Says I had the duty.

00:08:32Oh, me, Capitan, please let my Billy give me my surprise party.

00:08:36If you do, I will give you a great big kiss.

00:08:39Miss Will, wait a minute.

00:08:39I don't understand.

00:08:41Trailer!

00:08:43Please, my Capitan, just this one.

00:08:44But really, there's nothing I can do about it.

00:08:47He seems to have the situation well in hand, sir.

00:08:49So it seems.

00:08:51Oh, please, just this one, please.

00:08:53Let my Billy give me that party.

00:08:55Please.

00:08:55Oh.

00:09:02I'll be out of here in two shakes of the Admiral's hand.

00:09:07Oh, but it's this party, sir.

00:09:09You'll have to stay.

00:09:10This mid-Victorian stagecoach is my alibi.

00:09:13As long as it's here, they think I'm here.

00:09:14Bonsoir, Cupid.

00:09:29I'm very glad to have you with us.

00:09:30I've heard splendid things of your exploits in the Hawthorne McGill, Lieutenant.

00:09:34Everyone's talking about you.

00:09:35Thank you, Mrs. Dunn, but don't believe all you hear.

00:09:39They say he did the most terrible things in Nicaragua.

00:09:43I wonder if he's as wild as they say.

00:09:46If he's anything like his father, he is.

00:09:48His grandfather was no Lily.

00:09:51He was a Marine.

00:09:53Oh.

00:09:56We're not marching, Dad.

00:09:58We're dancing.

00:09:58It's supposed to be fun.

00:10:04I'm glad you insisted on my coming, Captain.

00:10:07It's even lovelier than I expected.

00:10:11Isn't that the celebrated, Lieutenant Traylor?

00:10:14Yes, the conquering hero.

00:10:17He seems to be the conquering type.

00:10:19Every girl at the party is raving about him.

00:10:21Don't break in on him.

00:10:23Why not?

00:10:23Can't you see they're in love?

00:10:24Oh, excuse me.

00:10:33So that's the great hero.

00:10:34Charming manor.

00:10:35At least he fixed it so that I'm still dancing with you.

00:10:37Nap at him.

00:10:38We're not marching, you know.

00:10:39We're dancing.

00:10:40This is supposed to be fun, Dorothy.

00:10:41Do you always call people by their first names when you haven't even met them?

00:10:44Not always, but you're lucky.

00:10:45I think you're swell.

00:10:46Dancing hero.

00:10:47I don't broadcast it.

00:10:48I suppose these ribbons come with every uniform?

00:10:50I've got this one for saving a fish and drowning.

00:10:51I beg your pardon.

00:10:52Is that supposed to be funny?

00:10:53You see, he was the general's favorite fish.

00:10:54Poor old thing.

00:10:55His name was Arnold.

00:10:56Who, the general?

00:10:57Oh, no, the fish.

00:10:58He was swimming in uncharted waters and didn't have his binoculars.

00:10:59Poor thing.

00:11:00He slipped right over a lighthouse.

00:11:01How amusing.

00:11:02No interruptions, please.

00:11:03Arnold tripped and was thinking fast.

00:11:04I put all my water wings, plunged in, and grabbed him by the ears.

00:11:07But Arnold's ears were tender.

00:11:08He gave a mighty force.

00:11:09You know what?

00:11:10I don't know.

00:11:11I don't know.

00:11:12I don't know.

00:11:13I don't know.

00:11:14I don't know.

00:11:15I don't know.

00:11:16I don't know.

00:11:17But Arnold's ears were tender.

00:11:19He gave a mighty leap and jerked me right back into the boat.

00:11:23Really?

00:11:24I think they should have given the medal to the fish.

00:11:26That's just what I told the general.

00:11:28I think he took your advice.

00:11:31Now I'm not yet close.

00:11:34Mr. Traylor, what's wrong?

00:11:47It's the old shop of the people.

00:11:49I feel safe.

00:11:50I want air.

00:11:51I'll get you some water.

00:11:52I can't.

00:11:53I can't drink water.

00:11:54Take me out.

00:11:55I want air.

00:12:04No, no, no. I must keep moving.

00:12:06Oh, come, my sweet. The world's our playground.

00:12:08Oh, here. You can't do this. Stop letting me go.

00:12:10You can't do this.

00:12:11When did you see I make this old car go?

00:12:13But you...

00:12:15Would you mind telling me just why you're driving me out here?

00:12:18To tell you that you're the most gorgeous girl I've ever seen.

00:12:20Oh, my God.

00:12:21Oh, my God.

00:12:22Oh, my God.

00:12:23Oh, my God.

00:12:24Oh, my God.

00:12:25Oh, my God.

00:12:26Oh, my God.

00:12:27Oh, my God.

00:12:28Oh, my God.

00:12:29Oh, my God.

00:12:30Oh, my God.

00:12:31Oh, my God.

00:12:32Oh, my God.

00:12:33Oh, my God.

00:12:34Now, what do you think about me?

00:12:35I think you're the most insolent, conceited man I ever saw in a uniform bar, none.

00:12:41Oh, I love that first sight.

00:12:44Oh, I'm going back.

00:12:51Man in the lake boat.

00:12:52Women and children first.

00:12:53It was his fault.

00:12:54It was your fault.

00:12:57Now, the word of you were driving...

00:12:59It wasn't in my brand new car.

00:13:01You might have killed somebody.

00:13:02Who do you think you are?

00:13:03Look at that car you're driving, terrible.

00:13:05It probably belongs to some rich butcher.

00:13:07I'll shut up here, you.

00:13:09Tell your boss to pick it up with the Marines.

00:13:11It will be a pleasure, Lieutenant.

00:13:13I'll take this matter up with your commanding officer.

00:13:15Oh, my heart, my head, my liver.

00:13:21What's the meaning of this?

00:13:23You don't understand, Admiral.

00:13:25It's a bad case of tropical fever.

00:13:27I was rushing him to the hospital.

00:13:29He insisted on driving, and he doesn't know what he's doing.

00:13:31He doesn't know.

00:13:33He doesn't know anything when he gets these attacks.

00:13:35I'm so sorry.

00:13:37Can't we get these cars untangled?

00:13:39What are you standing there for?

00:13:41Get busy.

00:13:43Yes, sir.

00:13:49Get out of the way.

00:13:51You're sick.

00:13:53Push a little more to the right, driver.

00:13:55Just a minute.

00:13:57Just a minute.

00:13:59Oh.

00:14:01A little more.

00:14:03Admiral, it's strong backs that make the Navy.

00:14:05Oh.

00:14:11Lieutenant Taylor's car, sir.

00:14:15At your service, sir.

00:14:17Where's my car?

00:14:19Uh.

00:14:21Lieutenant Taylor borrowed it, sir.

00:14:23He and a young lady.

00:14:25How long have they been gone?

00:14:29Uh.

00:14:30Two hours and seventeen minutes, sir.

00:14:33Shall I drive you to the barrack, sir?

00:14:35Yes.

00:14:37Hello, Captain Benton.

00:14:39Where is my billy?

00:14:40Oh, please.

00:14:41Please tell me.

00:14:42Oh, please tell me.

00:14:43What is my billy?

00:14:44Oh, he's in my hair.

00:14:45What again, Captain?

00:14:47Oh, you.

00:14:48You tell me what is my billy.

00:14:49Oh, come on.

00:14:50Tell me.

00:14:51Oh, Paddy dear.

00:14:52And did you hear?

00:14:53The news that's going around.

00:14:55Ten thousand gobs laid down their swabs to fight one sick marine.

00:15:01Oh, da-dee-dee-dee-da-dee-da-dam--dam-dee-dam-deedle-dee.

00:15:11Now, da-dee-dum-deedle, eh, dam-dee, da-dee-dum-deedle-ee.

00:15:25Oh

00:15:42Put on your net

00:15:44Don't fix my toilet tail coat and pretty me up. I've got a heavy thing. Oh boy. Oh boy. Oh boy

00:15:51What time will you be wanting the limousine to draw it away? I still have the roadster you mean Captain Benton's car sir sure and his girlfriend to go with it

00:16:08Come on now get that check ready. She's not the kind you can keep waiting. This is something special. Yes

00:16:21Extra special sir young lady is what we old-time marines would call a genuine

00:16:28Lollapalooza. How do you spell that?

00:16:30Ellie

00:16:35P. A. C. H. Sir. I'll say it for what?

00:16:40That's what you think don't tell me she followed me to the Admirals. I must tell you sir she did

00:16:51You can't see him he's in conference. Don't give me that old baloney again. Open this door I can't you

00:16:58I'm sorry to have been late Colonel. I hope you made yourself comfortable sir

00:17:06The Colonel's here two admirals a general and four majors

00:17:11What no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no

00:17:18What now women?

00:17:19This is a monkey business

00:17:21Mountain come in here and close that door oh yeah sir right away sir I'm coming

00:17:24Come in here and close that door.

00:17:26Yes, sir.

00:17:27Right away, sir.

00:17:28I'm coming, sir.

00:17:34General, this conference is going to make history.

00:17:38It's going to take its place alongside the Versailles Treaty,

00:17:42the Russian Five-Year Plan,

00:17:44and the repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment.

00:17:46Hi!

00:18:00When do you think this conference will end, General?

00:18:02What I want to accomplish tonight is going to take hours and hours and hours.

00:18:06Maybe all night.

00:18:08We're five stories up, and there's no fire escape.

00:18:10What about the bathroom where there's no fire escape?

00:18:12What about the bathroom?

00:18:14Where does that go?

00:18:16I'll see.

00:18:17Okay.

00:18:23There's a ledge outside the bathroom window about that wide.

00:18:26I'm saying you can make it on horseback now.

00:18:28Where's my coat?

00:18:29Coat. Coat.

00:18:33You say you're hungry, General, and you too, Colonel?

00:18:36I'll call room service.

00:18:40I remember.

00:18:41I sent it down to the valet.

00:18:43It must be in the server door.

00:18:45I'll look and see.

00:18:46Hello?

00:18:47Room service?

00:18:48This is Lieutenant Traylor speaking.

00:18:50Send me up nine orders of roast beef, some navy beans, and some baked potatoes.

00:18:55Oh, and we want some ice cream and apple pie with some...

00:19:00Chili sauce for Rosita.

00:19:02Come right into the big conference, Rosita.

00:19:03I would like for you to meet all these gentlemen.

00:19:04Oh, hello there, General.

00:19:05And how is it with you, Major?

00:19:06Oh, lots of majors.

00:19:07How do you do, Major?

00:19:08Gentlemen, gentlemen, I would like for you to meet Rosita, the Spanish dancer from

00:19:09Puerto Miguel.

00:19:10And my good friend, the Colonel.

00:19:11Where's the Colonel?

00:19:12The Colonel?

00:19:13The Colonel?

00:19:14Oh, there you are, Senor.

00:19:15So, you think you give it a run around, eh?

00:19:16You give Rosita the sleep-up this afternoon, no?

00:19:17Sleep-up?

00:19:18That was the Admiral's name.

00:19:19And how is it with you?

00:19:20And how is it with you?

00:19:21And how is it with you?

00:19:22Major?

00:19:23And how is it with you?

00:19:24Major?

00:19:25Oh, lots of majors.

00:19:26How do you do, Major?

00:19:27And how is it with you?

00:19:28Well, it's a blue light for you, Major?

00:19:29So, I think I'm going to show you as well.

00:19:30It's a low bar that you have to know.

00:19:31You're not going to be here, Major.

00:19:32The Colonel.

00:19:33Yes, he's the master's name.

00:19:34And how is he going to be?

00:19:35Well, my good friend, the Colonel.

00:19:37And my good friend, the Colonel.

00:19:38Where is the Colonel?

00:19:39The Colonel.

00:19:40Oh, there you are, Senor.

00:19:41So, you think you give it a run around, eh?

00:19:43You give Rosita the sleep-up this afternoon, no?

00:19:44Sleep-up?

00:19:45That was the Admiral's reception I had to go.

00:19:46Where are you going now?

00:19:47Well, to tell you the truth, I'm going up to...

00:19:50I know.

00:19:51You know what you don't want to tell me?

00:19:52You know what? Why?

00:19:53Because you're going to give Rosita a big, surprising party.

00:19:57And you're afraid of spoils and surprising, no?

00:20:00Yeah, yeah, that's right, Rosie.

00:20:03Don't call me Rosie.

00:20:05A mere figure of speech, my little blossom.

00:20:07Won't you be surprised?

00:20:09Oh, boy, so funny.

00:20:10Terrific.

00:20:11I'm laughing now.

00:20:13As soon as I get back, we'll have the party.

00:20:15Get back? Where you going now?

00:20:17I'm going to Captain Manning's residence.

00:20:18I'm going to see him on important business.

00:20:20Listen, you banana oiler, from this place till never.

00:20:23Where you go, I go.

00:20:25What?

00:20:30You three-timer, you?

00:20:33Running around without a woman?

00:20:35Three-timer? What kind of talk is that?

00:20:37Oh, I'm getting sick and tired of this kind of business.

00:20:40You are getting sick and tired.

00:20:41You are getting sick and tired.

00:20:45Whatever you are selling, I have some.

00:20:47Now get this straight.

00:20:48So help me, I wouldn't marry you to the last woman on earth.

00:20:52Billy, you don't, you, you don't love me?

00:20:56No, no, no.

00:20:58Do you catch on or must I make myself plain?

00:21:01All right, Billy.

00:21:02If you, if that's the way you feel about it.

00:21:05All right.

00:21:07Goodbye.

00:21:08Goodbye.

00:21:09No, no fooling?

00:21:11No fooling.

00:21:12Goodbye.

00:21:13Goodbye.

00:21:14Goodbye.

00:21:15Goodbye.

00:21:16Goodbye.

00:21:17Goodbye.

00:21:18Goodbye.

00:21:19Never a dull moment.

00:21:31As if I'm not crazy enough myself, wouldn't I look swell married to a crazy woman?

00:21:36Trying to throw herself out of a five-story window.

00:21:38Such goings on.

00:21:39Why do I care?

00:21:40I know you're going to marry somebody else.

00:21:41What for should I leave?

00:21:42Who said I was going to marry somebody else?

00:21:43I'm a bachelor.

00:21:44I'll never marry anybody.

00:21:45You mean that?

00:21:46Not never?

00:21:47Well, hardly ever.

00:21:48I might marry when I get to be a general.

00:21:49Oh, then I'll wait.

00:21:50Oh.

00:21:51Uh-huh.

00:21:52And no swan dives out of windows.

00:21:53Positively no.

00:21:54But when you are a general, you will marry me maybe?

00:21:57Maybe.

00:21:58Oh, I am so happy.

00:22:00I am so happy.

00:22:02I am so happy.

00:22:04Oh, no.

00:22:05But when you are a general, you will marry me maybe?

00:22:08Maybe.

00:22:09Oh, I am so happy.

00:22:12I am so happy.

00:22:14Oh, no.

00:22:15You are so happy.

00:22:16I am so happy.

00:22:17I am so happy.

00:22:20Calm down.

00:22:24Now blow.

00:22:32Hey, wait a minute. I say before where you go, I go.

00:22:50He's not there, you pig. The same way he was down in Caliente today.

00:22:54I'll kill you.

00:22:56Hold on, hold on.

00:22:58You think you can make a fool out of Rosita, no?

00:23:00You find out where he is.

00:23:02How can I find out where he is?

00:23:04Maybe this will help you. Maybe this will help you.

00:23:08Find out where he is.

00:23:10Where is he? The coward.

00:23:12What is he?

00:23:20What's going on in here?

00:23:22Who's in this room?

00:23:24Well, there ain't nobody here but our chicken bars.

00:23:26Well, whoever you are, where's the towel?

00:23:30Right here.

00:23:34Why, Colonel Gilroy, I didn't know you were your soap bars.

00:23:37What are you doing here?

00:23:39I just came to report, sir, that I'm moving back to the Marine barracks tomorrow.

00:23:43Get out of here, you idiot! Get out!

00:23:45Nice to see you, sire.

00:23:50You're upstart.

00:23:57Fire and fall back.

00:23:59Fire and fall back, and you're Marine.

00:24:01My motto, he who loves and runs away will live to love another day.

00:24:07Ah, but I'm running away soon.

00:24:08Not for me.

00:24:09No. Dad's been appointed governor of Papa Miguel.

00:24:12Papa Miguel, my old stamping ground.

00:24:14Really?

00:24:15Sure.

00:24:16He sails in a month and I sail with him.

00:24:17Oh, I'm sorry.

00:24:19Well, here's to the next 30 days and consider yourself dated up to 24 hours of each.

00:24:24Oh, please.

00:24:25When do I sleep?

00:24:26When you get to Papa Miguel and you'll dream of me.

00:24:28Fire and fall back.

00:24:30Oh.

00:24:31Oh, a lot of money.

00:24:45I want a lot of places to spend it.

00:24:47Oh, since you've been here, we've been every place.

00:24:49I'll make the Bill new ones.

00:24:50Oh, Bill, you're impossible.

00:24:52You're pretty good yourself.

00:24:53Oh.

00:24:54Indeed.

00:24:55I'm going to play mine on red, just like you'll live.

00:24:59Oh.

00:25:00Hooray for the torch.

00:25:01He's one tough soldier but a swell guy.

00:25:02Oh, but, sir, he's a bandit.

00:25:03He's my favorite bandit.

00:25:04He's giving me a trip to Ponte Miguel with Dorothy.

00:25:08Hello?

00:25:09Get away from there for you, big gorilla.

00:25:11Oh, here we go again.

00:25:12Oh, here we go again.

00:25:13Oh, come on.

00:25:14Oh, come on, come on.

00:25:15Come on.

00:25:16Come on, come on.

00:25:17Come on.

00:25:18Oh, come on.

00:25:19Come on.

00:25:20Come on.

00:25:21Come on.

00:25:22Come on.

00:25:23Come on.

00:25:24Come on.

00:25:25Come on.

00:25:26Come on.

00:25:27Come on.

00:25:28Come on.

00:25:29Come on.

00:25:30You're a nurses.

00:25:31What, the orgra?

00:25:32Oh, here we go again.

00:25:33Rosita.

00:25:34Uh huh.

00:25:35Tellernot more morning inspection.

00:25:37Why, uh here.

00:25:38oy!

00:25:39Oh, oh.

00:25:40Well.

00:25:41I, no use.

00:25:42She heard you.

00:25:43Don't give me there again.

00:25:44And now he's there.

00:25:45Billy, did me, what I came to assistance my master Pan vertex.

00:25:49Yes, my little tamale.

00:25:50Captain Benton's company is going to Ponte Miguel.

00:25:54But not me.

00:25:55I stay right here in San Diego.

00:25:56If you're giving me this run around business again,

00:25:59But I'm not fooling you, somebody's got to stay with a colonel and he picked me.

00:26:04I think it's because he likes you.

00:26:06All right.

00:26:07All right.

00:26:08I believe you this time.

00:26:10Uh-huh.

00:26:11I got a swell job to dance.

00:26:14Wait till you see Rosita.

00:26:16You'll never run away from her, baby.

00:26:19Oh, my God.

00:26:29Billy.

00:26:30Billy.

00:26:31Billy.

00:26:32Billy!

00:26:33Billy!

00:26:34Billy!

00:26:41Fui!

00:26:45I'm sorry I wasn't in.

00:26:46I was out shopping.

00:26:47Anything's the trip?

00:26:48Oh, yes.

00:26:49You know that last minute in spying.

00:26:51Get off me, Steph?

00:26:52Oh, I think so.

00:26:54No awfully nice.

00:26:56Well, glad you liked it.

00:26:58Why so sad, my friend?

00:27:02I'm not sad.

00:27:03I'm worried.

00:27:04What about?

00:27:05About you.

00:27:06You know, this trip is no picnic, Dorothy.

00:27:08It's serious.

00:27:09The torch may tear Ponta Miguel wide open.

00:27:11It's no place for you.

00:27:13Don't you want me with you?

00:27:14Of course, but it's dangerous.

00:27:16Well, what of it?

00:27:17I'm thrilled.

00:27:18Shoving off tomorrow.

00:27:20Oh, I hear Ponta Miguel is wonderful.

00:27:22Oh, it's just another tropical island.

00:27:25The water's like sapphire and emerald.

00:27:28The air is perfume.

00:27:30That sounds like some of Bill Traynor's romantic nonsense.

00:27:33It is.

00:27:34But it's not nonsense.

00:27:36Too bad I didn't make you marry me long ago.

00:27:39Perhaps you should have.

00:27:41You know, except for the torch, it would make a splendid honeymoon.

00:27:45Leaving tomorrow on the transport, then Ponta McGill.

00:27:49Perfect.

00:27:50Dorothy, will you marry me?

00:27:53Will you, Miss Manning?

00:27:55Oh.

00:28:04Flowers for you from you-know-who.

00:28:07And please don't be resenting this silly bird for, on my word,

00:28:11I'm giving the bird to Banton.

00:28:13I suppose that's traitor's idea of a joke.

00:28:18I'd like to hand him a sock on the nose.

00:28:21Oh, that's not like you, Ned.

00:28:23Dorothy, I was asking you to marry me.

00:28:25Well, how can we?

00:28:26We sail tomorrow.

00:28:27And tonight's the big farewell party at Tijuana.

00:28:29But we could be married on the boat.

00:28:31People have been married in Tijuana.

00:28:33Miss, I...

00:28:35I'm not sure I can go tonight.

00:28:37Oh, Ned.

00:28:38You said you'd take me.

00:28:40Well, I...

00:28:41I will, but I'm afraid we can't go in quite late.

00:28:43I have to check over my supplies.

00:28:45No, let somebody else do it.

00:28:47Doesn't anything interest you but your work?

00:28:49But please, Dorothy.

00:28:50I have to.

00:28:51You are gallant.

00:28:52Don't be alarmed, folks.

00:28:58I hope I'm not intruding.

00:29:00How are you, Dorothy?

00:29:01You look gorgeous.

00:29:02Hi, Miss Lovia.

00:29:03Hello, Shredder.

00:29:04Well, I'll be getting along, Dorothy.

00:29:05Things are getting just too funny for me.

00:29:07Oh, don't go, Ned.

00:29:08Oh, don't go on my account.

00:29:09We like having you around, don't we, Dorothy?

00:29:11I'll be there, I think.

00:29:12I'll see you later.

00:29:13Oh, Ned.

00:29:14Don't get off.

00:29:15I'm bothered.

00:29:16I was only fooling.

00:29:18You bowled over a lot of women one place or another, Trader.

00:29:21Don't try it with Dorothy.

00:29:22She's not for you.

00:29:23I think she's all for me.

00:29:25You know, if I could believe you were on the level,

00:29:28I'd have no right to object.

00:29:30Well, if you win her, I'll congratulate you.

00:29:31Thanks.

00:29:32If you win her.

00:29:33Thanks again.

00:29:34Well, the flowers are lovely.

00:29:35Thanks, Bill.

00:29:36What was this pair?

00:29:37A little expression I made up one time.

00:29:38All's fair in love and war.

00:29:39Especially love.

00:29:40Bill.

00:29:41I have a swell idea.

00:29:42You and I will go to Tijuana ahead of the rest of the crowd.

00:29:43Well, who told you I was going with you?

00:29:44This little bird told me.

00:29:45Oh.

00:29:46Oh.

00:29:47Ha ha.

00:29:48Ha ha.

00:29:49Ha ha.

00:29:50Ha ha.

00:29:51Ha ha.

00:29:52Ha ha.

00:29:53Ha ha.

00:29:54Ha ha.

00:29:55Ha ha.

00:29:56I have a swell idea.

00:29:57You and I will go to Tijuana ahead of the rest of the crowd.

00:29:58Well, who told you I was going with you?

00:29:59Ha ha.

00:30:00This little bird told me.

00:30:01Ha ha.

00:30:03Ha ha.

00:30:04Ha ha.

00:30:05Ha ha.

00:30:06Ha ha.

00:30:07Ha ha.

00:30:08Ha ha.

00:30:09Ha ha.

00:30:10Ha ha.

00:30:11Ha ha.

00:30:12Ha ha.

00:30:13Ha ha.

00:30:14Ha ha.

00:30:15Ha ha.

00:30:16Ha ha.

00:30:17Ha ha.

00:30:18Ha ha.

00:30:19Ha ha.

00:30:20Ha ha.

00:30:21Ha ha.

00:30:22Ha ha.

00:30:23Oh, that's lovely.

00:30:24Chathane.

00:30:25Same vintage, sir?

00:30:26Yes.

00:30:27Send it over here, please.

00:30:28Oh, but this is supposed to be a farewell party.

00:30:29It is.

00:30:30You and I say farewell to the United States.

00:30:32Ha ha.

00:30:33Ha ha.

00:30:34Ha ha.

00:30:35Ha ha.

00:30:36Ha ha.

00:30:37Well, we're in Tijuana.

00:30:38That's Mexico.

00:30:39Oh, what's a little thing like a borderline?

00:30:40Just something to ride over.

00:30:41Ha ha ha.

00:30:42Ha ha.

00:30:43No matter whose territory.

00:30:44Oh, thank you.

00:30:48Ladies and gentlemen, the Club Madrid presents for the first time in North America, the artiste that makes the tropics tropical, the firebird of Ponto Miguel, Rosita.

00:30:58I'm looking for my baby.

00:31:00We need the silvery moon.

00:31:01I think I'd kill him, maybe.

00:31:02Unless I find him soon.

00:31:04He said he lost me certain.

00:31:06But if he ain't be sure, I make what you call a burden.

00:31:08Or let me kiss blue.

00:31:09I got up a risk and briefly.

00:31:10Live with me.

00:31:11Then live with me.

00:31:12Then live with me.

00:31:13Then live with me.

00:31:14Oh, he makes me always.

00:31:15Oh, he makes me always.

00:31:16I think I'd kill him, maybe.

00:31:18I think I'd kill him, maybe.

00:31:19Unless I find him soon.

00:31:20He said he lost me certain.

00:31:21But if he ain't be sure, I make what you call a burden.

00:31:26Oh, he leaves the night.

00:31:27Let me kiss blue.

00:31:28Oh, he's gone up a risk and briefly.

00:31:30Leave with me.

00:31:31Then leave with me.

00:31:33Leave with me.

00:31:34Oh, he makes me always crying.

00:31:35Ran away from me.

00:31:50But I'm dying.

00:31:53But when I find him, he'll kiss me, tell how he'd miss me, he longs for this because he's crazy for me to see the baby.

00:32:14Wherever he is throwing, if someone plays guitar, I know he's far the same, where my russies are.

00:32:25There ain't no there for him, there better not be none, for now I do adore him, I hate blood.

00:32:36Oh, the police that grieve me, deceive me, deceive me, deceive me.

00:32:47He makes me always crying, then a wave's on me, I'm dying.

00:32:58I hate him round like crazy, he makes me like mad.

00:33:09But when I find him, he'll kiss me, tell how he'd miss me, he longs for this because he's crazy for his Rosita baby.

00:33:21Who are you, Sam?

00:33:30I don't know him.

00:33:32Playmate with his trailer.

00:33:35And what do you got?

00:33:38Oh, 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.

00:33:42Well, everything.

00:33:44I used to want everything, but now only.

00:33:47But you're so hard to guess.

00:33:48Oh, maybe that's why you want me.

00:33:50You're wonderful.

00:34:03And your father is certainly a splendid fellow.

00:34:05What?

00:34:06Why?

00:34:07From, uh, taking you to Parker Miguel.

00:34:10Now, what a time we're going to...

00:34:20It'll make you fall right into my arms.

00:34:21Oh, how?

00:34:22Do you find life at the neighbor base interesting, Miss Manning?

00:34:23Are you trying to be funny?

00:34:24Oh, uh, what was I saying?

00:34:25Oh, part of me down.

00:34:26Hmm.

00:34:27She's from part of me down.

00:34:28Hmm.

00:34:29She's from part of me down.

00:34:30Yes, she must have seen me there.

00:34:31Is that possible?

00:34:32It'll make you fall right into my arms.

00:34:34Do you find life at the neighbor base interesting, Miss Manning?

00:34:38Are you trying to be funny?

00:34:40Oh, what was I saying?

00:34:41Oh, Pata Miguel.

00:34:45She's from Pata Miguel.

00:34:48Yes, she must have seen me there.

00:34:50Is that possible?

00:34:53I'd heard about a girl, a Spanish girl, but I thought that was all over.

00:35:04It is all over, Dorothy.

00:35:06Now look.

00:35:07Gee, what's the name?

00:35:09Is that a girl?

00:35:12I've heard about a girl, a Spanish girl, but I thought that was all over.

00:35:16It is all over, Dorothy.

00:35:18Now look.

00:35:20She is beautiful.

00:35:23I don't blame you.

00:35:24What's the matter?

00:35:25Jealous?

00:35:26And why should I be jealous?

00:35:27The same reason I'm jealous of Ned Bentham.

00:35:29You love me, Dorothy, the same as I love you.

00:35:31What's the use of side-stepping?

00:35:33We love each other.

00:35:34But that girl.

00:35:35Oh, after my life, long ago, ever since I met you.

00:35:37Oh, I must think.

00:35:38Don't.

00:35:39I could give your life something.

00:35:41Far places that leave pictures in your soul forever.

00:35:44Sounds that would ring like bells in your heart.

00:35:47Places of long ago and far away.

00:35:49I could paint your life bright gold.

00:35:51What are you saying?

00:35:53Marry me.

00:35:54But we could never be happy.

00:35:58Your life is without reality.

00:36:00Just brightly painted madness.

00:36:02Charming, isn't it?

00:36:04With you as my wife, I could be something.

00:36:06Anything.

00:36:07A colonel, a general.

00:36:09Why, I could be even major general commandant of the whole Marine Corps.

00:36:14But we sailed tomorrow.

00:36:15Oh, what of it.

00:36:16When we get on the boat.

00:36:17You'll marry me tonight.

00:36:18In Tijuana.

00:36:19You will, Dorothy.

00:36:20Won't you?

00:36:21Hello, everyone.

00:36:22It's at the time folks.

00:36:23I'm the happiest guy in the world.

00:36:25Dorothy and I are going to be married.

00:36:29You're all my guests.

00:36:31What are you?

00:36:32No, you're all my guests.

00:36:33You're all my guests.

00:36:34You're all my guests.

00:36:35You're all my guests.

00:36:37You're all my guests.

00:36:39I'm the happiest guy in the world.

00:36:40I'm the happiest guy in the world.

00:36:42Doug and I are going to be married.

00:36:44You're all my guests.

00:36:46We're going to be married here in Tijuana tonight.

00:36:50Thank you so much.

00:36:54Bill.

00:36:56I told you I'd congratulate you if you ever won, huh?

00:36:58I do congratulate you.

00:37:00Thanks, Ned.

00:37:02Would you do me a big favor?

00:37:04Be my best friend.

00:37:06Be my best friend.

00:37:08You really mean it?

00:37:10Absolutely.

00:37:12Right.

00:37:14Champagne. Champagne's for everybody.

00:37:16Buckets and buckets of champagne.

00:37:18Dorothy.

00:37:20With all my heart,

00:37:22I wish you only the best.

00:37:24I know you do, Ned.

00:37:26The biggest night in the world.

00:37:28Come on, what do you say? Bring on the reserves.

00:37:30Bring on that champagne.

00:37:32Pardon. Mr. Lopez would like to see you.

00:37:34Please.

00:37:36Excuse me, darling.

00:37:38Excuse me.

00:37:40I want champagne. What's the matter?

00:37:44I am sorry, Mr. Trader.

00:37:46You are in for Conta Michael tomorrow.

00:37:48You must sell your account at that.

00:37:50It is long overdue.

00:37:52Don't you trust me? I always pay my bills.

00:37:54I am not interested in always.

00:37:56This is a lot of money, and I want it tonight.

00:37:58Here's $300 on account.

00:38:00Nothing going on.

00:38:02I want it all.

00:38:04All right.

00:38:06That roulette wheel of yours took my dough.

00:38:08I'll make it pay me back.

00:38:10Tonight's my lucky night.

00:38:12Be right with you.

00:38:14See you later, Dorothy.

00:38:16Who is that woman?

00:38:18Look here, Rosita.

00:38:20I want to tell you something.

00:38:22You better tell Rosita something pretty nice,

00:38:24or I'll yell all over this place.

00:38:26Who is that woman?

00:38:28I have to be nice to her.

00:38:30Her father's a big chap in the Navy.

00:38:32He's going to be governor of Ponta Miguel.

00:38:34You like her?

00:38:36Well, I'm very fond of her father.

00:38:38And I have to get along with her so that he'll promote me.

00:38:40You want me to be a general, don't you?

00:38:42I bet you my boots I do.

00:38:43Yes, I must remember that.

00:38:44She's here tomorrow, get me?

00:38:45But you stay here, no?

00:38:46Positively.

00:38:47You left her just to come to see Rosita.

00:38:48Of course.

00:38:49I get you.

00:38:50That takes two gets for you.

00:38:51Now run along.

00:38:52I have my own getting to attend to.

00:38:54I have my own getting to attend to.

00:39:06Well, that takes 15 times in a row, and I haven't won a bet.

00:39:10Billy, don't bet no more.

00:39:11Those two, they laugh at you.

00:39:12That's all right.

00:39:13I think they're funny, too.

00:39:14I don't trust him.

00:39:15He's got a bad face.

00:39:16I'm not betting on his face.

00:39:17Go away.

00:39:18Here.

00:39:19Here's the last of it.

00:39:20Give me another stack.

00:39:21And don't laugh.

00:39:22I'll break this bank before I'm through.

00:39:23Place your bets.

00:39:24Round and round, the little ball goes.

00:39:26Where it stops, nobody knows.

00:39:27Here's the last of it.

00:39:28Give me another stack.

00:39:29And don't laugh.

00:39:30I'll break this bank before I'm through.

00:39:31Place your bets.

00:39:32Round and round, the little ball goes.

00:39:34Where it stops, nobody knows.

00:39:35Here's where I start to go.

00:39:37Don't do that.

00:39:38Black is due to win.

00:39:43Is he coming soon?

00:39:44I...

00:39:45Well, I think so.

00:39:51Dorothy.

00:39:52Take back your friends, Billy.

00:39:54They won't let you win, I know.

00:39:56You're supposed to be working here.

00:39:58What do you mean by telling such things to customers?

00:40:00He's your customers, like all these fuckers here.

00:40:02But he's my very special friend.

00:40:06Let go of me.

00:40:07May I hand on hers the same as letting a hand on me.

00:40:09What is it to you when he stands for here?

00:40:11He's my boyfriend.

00:40:12Positively.

00:40:16So you better get the rest of the boys, Bob.

00:40:17Looks like a fight.

00:40:18We'll have to get Traylor out of here.

00:40:19They're robbing you, Billy.

00:40:20You bet you might hurt his one big crook.

00:40:21You lie.

00:40:22I've got you a minute, Lopez.

00:40:23Get back to the table door, I see.

00:40:31Keep him rolling.

00:40:32Stop it.

00:40:33Get back.

00:40:34Get back.

00:40:35Get back.

00:40:44I am calling him over to you, Captain.

00:40:46I am putting him over to you, Captain, on the condition that you take him across the border and keep him there.

00:40:55Thank you, sir. I will.

00:41:00Good night, Captain.

00:41:01Good night.

00:41:02Thanks for going to all the trouble, Ned.

00:41:04Oh, just skip all that. We're shutting off at the base.

00:41:07I've got to go back to the cafe for Dorothy.

00:41:09Don't be a complete fool. I took Dorothy back to San Diego hours ago.

00:41:13Oh, on my wedding night.

00:41:15But I'll make it all up to her. I'll square every trailer.

00:41:18You keep away from Dorothy.

00:41:20Me? Keep away?

00:41:22You can't tell me. I'm advising you.

00:41:24Well, I don't want your advice.

00:41:26Thanks for getting me out of this.

00:41:27I don't want your thanks.

00:41:42That came yesterday.

00:41:43Of course, I still hoped the trailer would square everything.

00:41:47But last night, he went too far.

00:41:50I've given him fair warning. He's through.

00:41:53You mean court-martial?

00:41:54Yes.

00:41:56It will lock him out of the Corps forever.

00:41:58Well, a dose of civilian life may make him see the light.

00:42:03No, that would be pitiful.

00:42:05To see the light and then realize that he was exiled from the Marines.

00:42:09Of course, if he resigned, it would save the face of the Corps and give him a break.

00:42:15Uh, Benton, uh, you tell him.

00:42:20Yes, sir.

00:42:21Come in.

00:42:30Please leave the room, Benton.

00:42:31I know I acted like a sap last night, but I'll make up for everything on the boat.

00:42:43You're not going on the boat, trailer.

00:42:45You're leaving the Marine Corps.

00:42:47Leaving the Corps?

00:42:48I'm asking you to resign for your own good.

00:42:52Me, me resign?

00:42:54To save yourself a court-martial and certain dismissal.

00:42:58There's no doubt about that with you to testify.

00:43:00You said you'd keep me away from Dorothy.

00:43:02You've used your right to get me kicked out.

00:43:08Nothing can make you understand.

00:43:10I understand plenty.

00:43:12I'm sorry for you, trailer.

00:43:25You're just all wrong.

00:43:36There it is.

00:43:37The last time.

00:43:40Lieutenant William Trailer.

00:43:42And are good riddance.

00:43:44You don't mean it, sir.

00:43:45You'll be back again.

00:43:46You're crazy.

00:43:47I'd have to enlist.

00:43:48I wouldn't come back if they made me Major General Comodan.

00:43:51You'll always be a Marine, sir.

00:43:53Here.

00:43:54Take that to the adjutant's office.

00:43:57Well?

00:43:57Well, what are you waiting for?

00:44:12Buck, Buck.

00:44:13Buck, come back with that.

00:44:15Buck, come back.

00:45:16Okay, that's all.

00:45:17How about it, Doctor?

00:45:18You're in pretty fair shape.

00:45:20But he'll be better when he got out of boot camp.

00:45:21There's no doubt about it.

00:45:25I always told him that a man who was once a Marine just couldn't stop being one.

00:45:30Pop.

00:45:42There's no company of Marines shoving off for a last stop.

00:45:45Where are you going?

00:45:46Rosita, tell me.

00:45:48Do you love me?

00:45:49I follow him from Ponte Miguel to Panama City, from Panama City to San Francisco, from San Francisco to San Diego, then from San Diego to Ibuana.

00:45:58I change by Jesus and he asks me, do I love him?

00:46:03I'll be the gulp to you.

00:46:05If you love me, Rosita, you must believe in me.

00:46:08This is all I believe in.

00:46:09It says here you're going to Ponte Miguel.

00:46:13Music, flowers, warring the things in the blood.

00:46:17Now, they are going to Ponte Miguel, but Buck and I on detached duty, special to Juneau, Alaska.

00:46:24Alaska, icebergs, Eskimos, whale's sake, a long, long night.

00:46:30Marine's in Alaska.

00:46:31Here, read for yourself.

00:46:47You see, it says positively.

00:46:54Is this a true, Buck?

00:46:56Don't you lie to me?

00:46:57No, hombre, sin lie to Rosita, Hernández, Consuelo, Oliveira y Buonaventura.

00:47:00Nevertheless, we're going to Alaska, maddam.

00:47:04Come on there, what do you say?

00:47:07Bonas deus, maddam.

00:47:12Goodbye, my sweet.

00:47:13I'll see you in Alaska.

00:47:15Oh, Billy.

00:47:16Billy, don't go away.

00:47:17Billy, oh, Billy, Billy.

00:47:41Are you happy, Ned?

00:47:42You know I am.

00:47:44Well, ever since we left San Diego, I've been trying to get you to set the date.

00:47:48Say when, Dorothy.

00:47:49Oh, just a little more time to see, Ned.

00:47:51It wouldn't be fair to come to you with Bill still lurking in the corner of my heart.

00:47:57Can't you get him out of your mind?

00:47:58Oh, of course I can.

00:47:59And I will.

00:48:01Besides, he's miles and miles away.

00:48:04Why, Ned, what's the matter?

00:48:07Bill's here.

00:48:08What?

00:48:09How?

00:48:10He arrived this morning with my replacements.

00:48:12He's enlisted.

00:48:14Bill Trailers a private?

00:48:17Oh, Ned.

00:48:20You still care?

00:48:22Are you afraid?

00:48:23I think I am.

00:48:25Bill just flew into my life out of nowhere.

00:48:28He smothered everything in me that can see clear and think straight.

00:48:31I always understood.

00:48:33You're sweet, Ned.

00:48:36If only he hadn't come here.

00:48:39He'll never hurt you again.

00:48:40Dorothy, I give you my word.

00:48:41I'll never let him come near you.

00:48:46Here we are.

00:48:50I'll see you when you get here later.

00:48:51Soon as I get through, Captain.

00:48:52Bye.

00:48:54Bring camp, please.

00:48:55Well, I don't know how it happens, trailer, but your orders are all right.

00:49:01Yes, sir.

00:49:04You're making a clean start down here.

00:49:07Your old life is over and done with.

00:49:09Finished.

00:49:10I heard different.

00:49:11What's that?

00:49:11I heard different about conditions down here.

00:49:13My old friend, the torch.

00:49:14Here's the torch is tearing the country wide open.

00:49:16He's killed some natives.

00:49:17I've lost a lot of men, too.

00:49:18Too many.

00:49:21Look here, Bill.

00:49:22Yes, sir.

00:49:23It's about...

00:49:24About Dorothy.

00:49:27I want you to keep away from her.

00:49:29You want you...

00:49:30You heard me.

00:49:32Orders?

00:49:34Yes.

00:49:36As private trailer, I'll take orders and do my duty.

00:49:38But when off duty, I'll go where I please, see whom I please, and do what I please.

00:49:41And you can't stop me.

00:49:43Private trailer, I can find you within the limits of this camp until further orders.

00:49:47That's all.

00:49:50I said that's all.

00:49:54What did he say?

00:49:56He said plenty of that two-faced hypocrite, using his rank to confine me to camp.

00:50:00Oh, maybe it won't be for long.

00:50:02I'll say it won't.

00:50:03I'm leaving right now.

00:50:04Hey, snap out of it, driver.

00:50:14We just got word the governor took we to bring him here.

00:50:16Wind her up.

00:50:17Have they taken the governor away?

00:50:33How is he?

00:50:33Oh, they did?

00:50:34Well, that's too bad.

00:50:35You wait.

00:50:38They're taking him away.

00:50:39Couldn't wait.

00:50:39You go on back to camp.

00:50:40I'll stay here.

00:50:41Quite a mistake, I guess.

00:50:46Where's Miss Manning?

00:50:47I have a message for her.

00:50:48In the garden, sir.

00:50:56Hello, Dorothy.

00:50:59Dorothy.

00:51:00Oh, this is the garden I told you about, remember?

00:51:03I've pictured you in it a million times.

00:51:06Won't you say hello to me, Dorothy?

00:51:07This is Bill.

00:51:09Bill.

00:51:10There's going to be Major General Commandant of the whole Marine Corps.

00:51:14Turn around.

00:51:16You afraid?

00:51:17Yes.

00:51:18Oh, why should you be afraid of me?

00:51:20I know I acted miserable up north, and I'm awfully sorry.

00:51:24But when this crazy war is over, we will get married and go on a real honeymoon.

00:51:27No, no, Bill.

00:51:28But I've worked like a dog.

00:51:29I've stood drill in the blistering sun and the soaking rain.

00:51:32I've done kitchen police, paid all my debts, just for a chance to take you in my arms.

00:51:37Do you realize what you mean to me, Dorothy?

00:51:39I realize what I mean to your vanity.

00:51:41My vanity adores you.

00:51:43Oh, please, Bill, don't say any more.

00:51:44No more words, darling.

00:51:45Only these.

00:51:46I love you.

00:51:48Oh, it's so hopeless.

00:51:50You'll never change.

00:51:51It can only mean wretchedness and grief to us.

00:51:57Ned, I'm glad you're here.

00:52:00You were confined to camp.

00:52:01Naturally.

00:52:02You're under arrest.

00:52:03Ned.

00:52:03Anything to keep us apart, Dorothy.

00:52:06Captain Benton's an officer and a gentleman.

00:52:08But you can't stop me, not if I have to break every regulation in the Marine Corps.

00:52:12Oh, Bill, no, no.

00:52:13Private trailer, report to the guardhouse.

00:52:14What?

00:52:16Disobedience of orders, absence without leave, insubordination to a superior officer.

00:52:20Five days, bread and water.

00:52:21She was once a soldier's sweetheart, but now she's an officer's mess.

00:52:35She was once a soldier's sweetheart, but now she's an officer's mess.

00:52:43All right, trailer.

00:52:44Your time is up.

00:52:45You can beat it any time now.

00:52:46She was once a soldier's sweetheart, but now...

00:52:53Now!

00:52:54Hey!

00:52:59Your time's up, sir.

00:53:01I mean, Bill.

00:53:03Five days in there on bread and water and five days listening to them.

00:53:07I know.

00:53:08I don't envy them when you get through with them.

00:53:10I wouldn't lay my hands on that hungry Marine Hyde.

00:53:13You wouldn't?

00:53:13No, I'm saving it all for Benton.

00:53:16I'm going to knock his teeth straight down his throat.

00:53:19But you can't do that.

00:53:20He's going out on patrol.

00:53:22I know it.

00:53:23I'm going out after him.

00:53:27Uh-oh.

00:53:37Just one more little drink and I'm going out in that jungle and get him.

00:53:43Come here, Mario.

00:53:45I want to tell you about that guy, Benton.

00:53:48Oh, I know him like a brother.

00:53:49All day long you tell me about him.

00:53:52I think maybe you don't like this fella, Benton, eh?

00:53:54I'm glad you asked me.

00:53:56He's an old bread and water disherarder.

00:53:58Breathing out of this, you want it?

00:53:59Oh, you wouldn't understand.

00:54:00Get me a drink.

00:54:01When you pay.

00:54:02You're getting pretty drunk, Bill.

00:54:04I think you can't...

00:54:05Oh, thank you, Paul.

00:54:06Make it snappy.

00:54:07Who is good to pay me?

00:54:08I will.

00:54:10Give Senor Trailer anything he wants.

00:54:12What's the big idea?

00:54:14I never forget a friend.

00:54:16Don't you remember us in your trailer?

00:54:18I'm Esteban Laredo.

00:54:20Last year when you drive the torch back to the hills,

00:54:23you captured one of our machine guns, you remember?

00:54:26I've captured lots of machine guns, millions of them.

00:54:28You could kill us easy, but you don't?

00:54:31I thank you very much.

00:54:32Make nothing of it.

00:54:34Have one on me.

00:54:35Mario, three.

00:54:38And you know what a torch he'll do with you?

00:54:40He'll make you captain right away.

00:54:42Carlos, Carlos.

00:54:43What are you saying?

00:54:45The torch would make Senor Trailer a general.

00:54:50Well, Bill Trailer's going to be a general, huh?

00:54:54No.

00:54:55Better be careful.

00:54:56Rosita be right on my tail.

00:54:58I don't want to be a general.

00:54:59I'd have to marry her.

00:55:02Bill, come with us.

00:55:03The torch will welcome you.

00:55:06You, gentlemen, have been too kind.

00:55:08And I'm sorry not to accept your invitation,

00:55:10but I got a private war on with this guy, Benton.

00:55:14Well, this one does it, and I'm going out in my jungle and find him.

00:55:17You can find Captain Benton.

00:55:23It's Benton's.

00:55:24Benton, the shining light of the Marine Corps, old simplified towards himself.

00:55:44And has he got a Marine in a pickle?

00:55:45Benton, he's a kind of a pickle himself.

00:55:46Oh, boy, what I'd give to see that smug face of his now.

00:55:49That's easy, my friend.

00:55:50Sure.

00:55:51Just come with us.

00:55:52Not a bad idea.

00:55:53And then I can give him that sock on the jaw, huh?

00:55:55Positively, anything you want.

00:55:56Oh, it's you.

00:55:57Anything you want.

00:55:58So this is the place, huh?

00:56:00Why is everybody asleep?

00:56:06If you are awake, to greet you, my friend.

00:56:08Thanks for the recession, boys.

00:56:10I'm sorry.

00:56:11I'm sorry.

00:56:12I'm sorry.

00:56:13I'm sorry.

00:56:14I'm sorry.

00:56:15I'm sorry.

00:56:16I'm sorry.

00:56:17I'm sorry.

00:56:18I'm sorry.

00:56:19I'm sorry.

00:56:20I'm sorry.

00:56:21I'm sorry.

00:56:22I'm sorry.

00:56:23If you are awake, to greet you, my friend.

00:56:25Thanks for the recession, boys.

00:56:27Undercover, all of you.

00:56:30Whoa.

00:56:31Ow.

00:56:32Ow.

00:56:33Oh.

00:56:34Oh.

00:56:35Oh.

00:56:36Oh.

00:56:37Oh.

00:56:38Oh.

00:56:39Oh.

00:56:40Oh.

00:56:41Oh.

00:56:42Oh.

00:56:43Oh.

00:56:44Oh.

00:56:45Oh.

00:56:46Oh.

00:56:47Oh.

00:56:48Oh.

00:56:49Oh.

00:56:50Oh.

00:56:52Oh.

00:56:53Oh.

00:56:54Hello, Mr. Wise Mill.

00:56:55Hello, Mr. Torch.

00:57:00Who's the guy you been looking for?

00:57:02I'm glad you saved him for me.

00:57:04Here's my mate, Hamburger.

00:57:06That's what I'm gonna make out of him.

00:57:07Oh.

00:57:08Not so fast, my friend.

00:57:10You say you want to join my army?

00:57:12I got to appearance, as your legger.

00:57:17Oh.

00:57:18Oh.

00:57:36Now a bad layout.

00:57:37I will like it here.

00:57:39So you found your level at last, huh?

00:57:41I ain't waiting for this, son.

00:57:44You can't wait a little longer, my friend.

00:57:46But old David Lipp here said I could take a sock at him.

00:57:49I am giving orders here.

00:57:52What do you know about machine guns?

00:57:54I know everything about machine guns.

00:57:56I can make them something big.

00:57:58Then maybe you can fix this one.

00:58:02Was he handling it when you captured it?

00:58:05I see.

00:58:07Noble soldier, huh?

00:58:09Oh, smart guy, aren't you?

00:58:12Why didn't you swallow it?

00:58:16A new gun guarantee with every sale.

00:58:28Listen carefully, Tartie Whitey, and you'll hear

00:58:30this thing say proper.

00:58:34Wait, man out there.

00:58:35Get away.

00:58:37Loretto, you tight.

00:58:38Just, you should hide.

00:58:40Hey, that's the road the Marines would take, too.

00:58:45You're all for me, eh?

00:58:46Ah, 100%.

00:58:53Smoke signals.

00:58:54The Marines are on that trail.

00:58:56I got to place my men.

00:58:58Trailer, after I defeat the Marines, I make an officer.

00:59:01Consider me a general.

00:59:04No, I've forgotten.

00:59:06Just make me a colonel.

00:59:08Oh, Loretto, take Benton out and shoot him.

00:59:24I always keep my word.

00:59:25Nix, Nix.

00:59:27The general here promised me I could have it out with Benton

00:59:29if I came up here.

00:59:30That's right, I did.

00:59:32All right, I give you five minutes, then I'll be back.

00:59:35Watch him carefully.

00:59:36Maybe you'll learn something.

00:59:37You'll learn plenty.

00:59:38Carlos, take what men you need and go to the army.

00:59:40You'll learn plenty.

00:59:41Carlos, take what men you need and go to the army.

00:59:43You'll learn plenty.

00:59:44You'll learn plenty.

00:59:45Carlos, take what men you need and go to the army.

00:59:48You'll learn plenty.

00:59:49You'll learn plenty.

00:59:50Carlos, take what men you need and go dig a grain.

00:59:54Yes, I'm such a...

01:00:06Now I'm in command.

01:00:08Yes.

01:00:20You thought I was with those guys, didn't you?

01:00:22Yeah, I did for a minute.

01:00:23For a good old type of fire challenge,

01:00:24you're just as dumb as you ever were.

01:00:38That was meant for me.

01:00:39You hurt?

01:00:40Yeah, but I don't know how bad it is.

01:00:42The prisoners are trying to escape.

01:00:44Attack the stronghold!

01:00:45Stronghold!

01:00:46Let's go!

01:00:47Let's go!

01:00:48Let's go!

01:00:49Let's go.

01:00:50Let go!

01:00:51Let go, let's go.

01:00:52Let go!

01:00:53Let go, let go!

01:01:03You're OK, trainer.

01:01:04That's what I've been trying to tell you for years!

01:01:07Let me take that for a while, huh? You want to play, too?

01:01:24No. There's no sense in both of us getting knocked off. Listen, I'm still your commanding officer. Go on the men. That's orders.

01:01:45Orders are orders, but if I disobey you this time, you'll have to court-martial me. I won't resign. So long.

01:01:54What?

01:02:04Oh.

01:02:19Hey! Don't be so conscientious all the time. This is me.

01:02:24Why don't you obey orders?

01:02:25Anybody can obey orders.

01:02:26It takes genius to win a war.

01:02:31Genius?

01:02:32What?

01:02:33What?

01:02:34What?

01:02:35What?

01:02:36What?

01:02:37What?

01:02:38What?

01:02:39What?

01:02:40What?

01:02:41What?

01:02:42What?

01:02:43What?

01:02:44What?

01:02:45What?

01:02:46What?

01:02:47What?

01:02:48What?

01:02:49What?

01:02:50What?

01:02:51What?

01:02:52Come on.

01:02:53Genius.

01:02:54It takes ammunition.

01:02:56We're out.

01:03:02Ha, playing possum, huh?

01:03:03What are you doing with us, guys?

01:03:04Winning your cockeyed war.

01:03:08Tell your men to cease firing and surrender, or I'll let you have it.

01:03:12Let's hear that voice of your ass, call off your men.

01:03:15Why should I?

01:03:17You have to put ammunition.

01:03:18Well, I still have shells from this gun.

01:03:19But I still have shells on this gun.

01:03:20Come on, pick up.

01:03:24Man, don't shoot.

01:03:26I'm a prisoner.

01:03:27Now I want you to do what I say.

01:03:29Come and get me.

01:03:30They're out of ammunition.

01:03:49Stop!

01:03:51Stop!

01:03:52Those two men in that house cannot hurt us.

01:03:54The Marines can.

01:03:55Now you take your place for the ambush,

01:03:57and don't shoot until they get close.

01:04:00Take your place.

01:04:19Whoa! Here comes our gang!

01:04:31Our men are marching right into their ambush.

01:04:46Lay down your rifles and come here!

01:04:48Man!

01:04:52Do as I tell you,

01:04:53the Marines will blow us to pieces!

01:04:57What are you waiting for?

01:04:58Come on!

01:05:07It's working.

01:05:09Hurry up, man!

01:05:15This gag isn't in the field, Manu.

01:05:17Oh, you ought to see the other guy.

01:05:18You mean Captain Benton?

01:05:20The first thing he did when they patched him up was to recommend you for a citation.

01:05:21How is old Semper Fi Dulles?

01:05:22Well, they say he'll be walking around a little bit.

01:05:23You know what?

01:05:24You know what?

01:05:25You know what?

01:05:26You know what?

01:05:27You know what?

01:05:28Well, and the day after that, he'll be raising the devil with every man in his company.

01:05:29Yeah.

01:05:30And putting them in the brig.

01:05:31Oh, you ought to see the other guy.

01:05:36You mean Captain Benton?

01:05:38The first thing he did when they patched him up was to

01:05:41recommend you for a citation.

01:05:43How is old Semper Fi Dulles?

01:05:45Well, they say he'll be walking around tomorrow.

01:05:48And the day after that, he'll be raising the devil with

01:05:50every man in his company.

01:05:52Yeah.

01:05:53And putting him in the brig on bread and water.

01:05:56Well, more power to him.

01:06:01Oh, look at Mama with the posies.

01:06:03These are for you, Leatherneck.

01:06:05For me, for you.

01:06:06Hey!

01:06:07Blah!

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01:06:54Blah!

01:06:55Blah!

01:06:56Hey, get me my stuff.

01:06:57I'm getting out of here.

01:07:00But you can't do it, sir.

01:07:02Not in your condition, sir.

01:07:03You'll die.

01:07:04Good soldiers never die.

01:07:05They only fade away.

01:07:09Mister, where can I find Billy Traylor?

01:07:12He's down there.

01:07:13Wait a minute, miss.

01:07:14You can't go down there.

01:07:15Oh, who's that?

01:07:16Wait a minute.

01:07:17Wait a minute.

01:07:18Wait a minute.

01:07:19Oh, but you can't do this, sir.

01:07:20I said he'll catch him by the slick man.

01:07:21Oh, but you can't go down.

01:07:24You can't come in here.

01:07:26Who makes me so you think you can stop me, eh?

01:07:35I just got in on the Santa Maria.

01:07:37Where is he?

01:07:38Where is who?

01:07:39You know who I mean, Billy.

01:07:41Oh, I'm sure he didn't expect you, mad damn.

01:07:44There is no news.

01:07:45I don't know.

01:07:47I don't know, I tell you.

01:07:49Well, give a guess.

01:07:50How can I give a guess?

01:07:52I'll show you in a minute how.

01:07:54Oh, oh, oh, oh.

01:07:55Oh, oh, oh.

01:08:00Oh, oh.

01:08:01So you see, Dorothy, you were right.

01:08:03I'll never change.

01:08:04I may be a fool, but I'm willing to risk it.

01:08:07You're a hero to me.

01:08:08Calling me a hero.

01:08:10I tell you again, I didn't know what I was doing.

01:08:12I was half tight.

01:08:13Oh, but Bill, dear.

01:08:14Don't call me dear.

01:08:16Do you think I'd raise my finger to say that buzzard, Benson?

01:08:19Ah, ha, ha.

01:08:20Bill, you're lying.

01:08:21You were wounded.

01:08:22Do I look as if I were wounded?

01:08:24Bill, you're just saying that.

01:08:26All right.

01:08:27Take it or leave it.

01:08:28But the gal for me is a gal who will sort of bounce around the same way that I do.

01:08:33You know, sort of a female marine.

01:08:36Like that girl in San Diego that-

01:08:38Sure.

01:08:39Rosita?

01:08:40Ha, ha.

01:08:41We understand each other.

01:08:42But you're coming away from that sort of thing.

01:08:44She's out of your life.

01:08:45Rosita's out of my life?

01:08:47Don't be silly.

01:08:48She goes wherever I go.

01:08:50Oh, dear.

01:08:52I don't believe you.

01:08:55Oh, the Lord just wouldn't let me lie.

01:09:13Goodbye, Dorothy.

01:09:16And good luck.

01:09:17Goodbye, Bill.

01:09:18Good luck to you.

01:09:20Good luck to you.

01:09:50Rosita, you'll never know how glad I am to see you.

01:09:56What's that for?

01:09:57For those cold nights in Alaska.

01:10:01Oh, yes?

01:10:02You think it's very funny, no?

01:10:03You sent me to Alaska to die, no?

01:10:05And Chris to dance.

01:10:06Ha, ha, ha, ha.

01:10:07Don't you host me.

01:10:08It says right here on the register, Captain Benson's company goes to Shanghai.

01:10:12They are going, but I'm on detached duty.

01:10:14Oh, dear.

01:10:15Oh, dear.

01:10:16Oh, dear.

01:10:17Oh, dear.

01:10:18Oh, dear.

01:10:19You are going, but I'm on detached duty, special to Washington, DC.

01:10:22Here.

01:10:23Look for yourself.

01:10:32Oh, Billy.

01:10:34You're telling me the truth at last.

01:10:36It's about time.

01:10:37And I think they're going to make me a general.

01:10:38Oh, thank me.

01:10:41So fine, eh?

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