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01:00Oh, what a night.
01:24What a town.
01:26Never been in so many night spots in my life.
01:28And at that, it didn't mean all of them.
01:39Oh, honey.
01:40Look, you slept on the bride's side of the bed.
01:43Does Mama love Papa?
01:45Oh, what time is it?
01:46Oh, it's two o'clock.
01:48We didn't hit the handle after daybreak.
01:51You want some breakfast?
01:52I couldn't get food past my tonsils.
01:54Neither could I.
01:55We need a couple of pick-me-ups.
01:59Hey, give me the bar.
02:01Yeah, the bar.
02:03Hello, is this the bar?
02:06Hey, shut off that son, will you?
02:08What are you trying to do, blind me?
02:10Oh, wait a minute.
02:10I wasn't talking to you.
02:12Better send up a couple of pick-me-ups.
02:15Yeah, make it two sidecars.
02:16410.
02:17The bridal suite.
02:18Well, did you sleep well?
02:23No, I had nightmares.
02:25Did you?
02:26So did I.
02:27Kept dreaming about Pirelli and the mob and what happened after a repeal when Pirelli turned
02:31tough and started blowing up laundries and machine-gunning trucks that wouldn't kick in.
02:36Yeah, smashing kids, too.
02:38Nothing doing in that line for me.
02:39I couldn't go for that.
02:40Yeah.
02:41I didn't mind that in the booze.
02:42That was kind of fun, but killing's a little out of my line.
02:46Yeah, we're just a couple of pick-ups.
02:48Hey, forget it.
02:50Me for a bath.
02:51You had one yesterday.
02:53What's that?
02:58Bonjour, monsieur, bonjour.
03:00The bridal suite, eh?
03:01Sure.
03:02I thought monsieur, madame, has spent unsatisfactory night.
03:05Yeah, everything was just dandy.
03:06Keep the change.
03:07Oh, monsieur, merci, merci, merci, merci, merci.
03:10Some clerk thinks we're a honeymoon couple.
03:15Ah, Paris edition of the Herald.
03:18Uh-oh.
03:20Looks like we skipped the big town just in time.
03:23A gigantic peace net has drawn in all the known gangster elements.
03:27And...
03:27Take a look at that.
03:40A long trip, huh?
03:42Pirelli must have followed us over here.
03:44Oh, you're crazy.
03:45This is a swell place for the hideout.
03:47Nightclubs, racetracks, gals.
03:49Yeah, just the kind of place where Pirelli would look for us.
03:51I tell you, we've seen the last of that guy.
03:53All we've got to do is to stay here till the heat's cooled off,
03:55then go back, dip into our safe deposit boxes,
03:58and live like a couple of kings.
04:00Cheer up, I tell you, we're sitting pretty.
04:01Pirelli, machine guns, they got us.
04:21Machine guns.
04:23Dumbbell.
04:25Well, ah, go on.
04:26You thought the same thing I did.
04:27I did nothing of the slot.
04:29I knew what it was all the time.
04:30Say, will you put that thing away?
04:31You want to land us both in the cooler?
04:34I need a drink.
04:36Yeah?
04:36Well, here's a little memory from last night.
04:39You know, I'm not sure that was Pirelli.
04:42Remember how he used to carry that peace shooter in a violin case?
04:44Just a bundle of nerves.
04:49Hey, qu'est-ce que tu fais?
04:50ArrĂȘte toi!
04:51Tu vois, tu vois quelqu'un!
04:52Cochon!
04:53Fire!
04:55Say, will you quit that fool habit?
04:56You're going to get us both into trouble.
04:58Oh, I can't help it.
04:59I've been doing it ever since I was a baby.
05:00Do you think I want to break my luck now?
05:02Come on.
05:03Let's get into our glad rags and see what's doing on the boulevard.
05:06Hey, you mean the new outfits with the stovepipe licks and everything?
05:08Certainly.
05:09Good and Paris, let's be Paris here.
05:12Whee!
05:16All right.
05:21Oh, yeah.
05:25Uh-uh.
05:26Do you see what I see?
05:27Oh, yeah.
05:28You see what I see?
05:28I'll tell you.
05:29I'll tell you.
05:30I'll tell you.
05:31Well, that's great.
05:32And how.
05:33Hey, hey, hey.
05:33You can't do that here.
05:34They're ladies.
05:35Right out of your class.
05:36Yeah.
05:37Hey, hey, hey.
05:37You can't do that here.
05:38They're ladies.
05:39Right out of your class.
05:41Yeah.
05:42But in mine...
05:43Monsieur?
05:45Americans.
05:46Well, the one who bowed to us looks like an Englishman.
05:48Oh, dear.
05:49Where is that husband of mine?
05:50Why don't you phone the officer's club and see if he's left there?
05:52I think I will.
05:53I think I will.
05:59Bring us a couple of slugs of hooge.
06:00Pardon, Monsieur?
06:01Hooge.
06:02Hooge, you dumb cluck.
06:03A snifter.
06:04And no cut stuff.
06:05Get me?
06:06Trot out something, it packs a kick.
06:07Kick?
06:08No.
06:09He can't understand a word of English.
06:10Okay.
06:11I'll slip a dormant French.
06:12Villebeau bringing me cognac foot sweet.
06:15Ah, cognac, Monsieur.
06:16Cognac.
06:17Sure, cognac.
06:18Bring a bottle.
06:20Boy, there ain't nothing like having an education.
06:23Dan, I got him again.
06:25Kick it off me.
06:26Kick it off me.
06:27Ah, take it easy.
06:28Take it easy.
06:29I think this belongs to the lady.
06:33Pardon me, Miss, but is this your airdale?
06:36Why, yes.
06:37Thank you, Monsieur.
06:38He followed my friend.
06:40Language.
06:41My name's Dan Linton.
06:42Oh, is this?
06:43Well, Mr. Linton, my sister, Madame Roulette.
06:45How do you do?
06:46Glad to meet you, Madame Roulette.
06:48Of course not, Mr. Linton.
06:50He's my sister, Yvonne Cartier.
06:52Tickle to death.
06:56What's the matter, you tired?
07:03I'm sorry, Mr. Linton, but we're expecting my sister's husband.
07:06Hmm, I'm sorry too.
07:07Say, can't you get rid of him?
07:09Of course not.
07:10I wouldn't think of it.
07:11He's an officer in the army and an excellent shot.
07:14Uh-oh.
07:15I'll be seeing you.
07:16I hope.
07:20What's the matter, no sale?
07:21No.
07:22One of them is married.
07:23Which one?
07:24The one.
07:25The one you like.
07:26Okay.
07:27I'll take the other one.
07:30Hey, where?
07:32Oh, my dears, I'm sorry I kept you waiting.
07:34Oh, that's all right, Henri.
07:35I've had new orders.
07:36I must leave from Morocco at once.
07:38To city belle-a-bez?
07:39Yes, and I'm leaving tonight.
07:40You can join me later, dear.
07:41Oh, Henri, just as we were having such a wonderful holiday.
07:44Well, it can't be helped.
07:45Check out Bill Benabou who's making trouble again.
07:48But, dear, didn't you capture him?
07:49I thought he was in prison.
07:50Well, so did I, but he escaped, and now there's the devil to be.
07:57To the bad luck of Pirelli.
08:01Well, of all the...
08:03Who threw that bottle at me?
08:05Do you realize you nearly hit me with that bottle?
08:07Well, look, I can't make a bullseye every time.
08:09Listen, waiter, get us another bottle of that Cognac.
08:11You fool, I'm not a waiter.
08:13And you be more careful.
08:15Me, monsieur.
08:16Tell the bottle of Cognac.
08:17Yeah, the bottle of champagne for a chaser.
08:20Really, sir?
08:22Don't mind them, Henri.
08:23It was only an accident.
08:24Yvonne, why don't you come with me when I go to join Henri?
08:27To City Bellibus.
08:28The desert has no attractions for me, my dear.
08:30But it's not all desert.
08:32Why, of course it isn't.
08:33You've never seen such a variety of scenery.
08:35Mountain, desert, beautiful oasis, shaded spots of peace and quiet and prickly heat and sand flea.
08:41Oh, no.
08:42That is not very often.
08:46Hey, take it easy with that thing, will you?
08:48All right.
08:49Great guns.
08:50Now look what you've done.
08:51I've had enough of this.
08:52Are you men looking for trouble?
08:53No, of course not.
08:54Please excuse my friend.
08:55Sure.
08:56I didn't mean no harm.
08:57First you almost hit me with a bottle and...
08:59But I can't help doing bottles.
09:01It's a habit of his.
09:02I guess I was born with it.
09:03And then you soaked the back of my head with champagne.
09:06Well, that's better than beer.
09:08At least I ain't no cheapskate.
09:09You clumsy idiot.
09:10Oh, please, Henri.
09:11It was nothing, really.
09:12Nothing?
09:13Of course it was something.
09:14No one wants champagne in the back of their neck.
09:16That's right.
09:17Listen, I'll buy the wine and we'll put it where it belongs.
09:19That isn't necessary.
09:20Oh, don't get sore.
09:21We're good sports.
09:22Forget it, Henri.
09:23You see, we've met Mr. Linton and his friend, uh...
09:26Mr. Carnover.
09:27Yes.
09:28Mr. Linton did me a service.
09:29Ah, that was nothing.
09:31Well, I'm sure it was nothing.
09:34This is our first trip abroad and we're only too glad to meet someone who can tell us where to go.
09:38Where do you want to go?
09:39I'll tell them where to go.
09:41We don't want to go there.
09:43We want to go someplace where nobody can find us.
09:45We're hot ladies, smoking hot.
09:47He means we're all burned out.
09:49You know, the excitement of big business.
09:51Oh, you Americans live at such a breathless pace.
09:54That's just what's the matter with us.
09:56We're out of breath.
09:57You should be.
09:58Yeah.
09:59Huh?
10:00What we need now is peace and quiet.
10:02And I know just where you can find it.
10:04Where?
10:05Morocco.
10:06It's in the North African desert.
10:07A desert?
10:08Oh, but such a desert.
10:10You've never seen such a variety of scenery.
10:12You've never seen such beautiful oasis.
10:15Shaded spots where anyone can find peace and quiet.
10:19Sounds swell.
10:20How do we get there?
10:21You simply join the foreign legion.
10:23But ain't that a regiment?
10:24No, it's an army.
10:25Oh, we don't want to fight.
10:27We're fed up on fighting the bullets.
10:29We can get plenty of that where we come from.
10:31Pirelli, shall I give it to him?
10:36Not here, quick, scrap.
10:38Sorry, ladies.
10:39We've got an appointment.
10:41Big businessmen.
10:42Why, they're just American gangsters.
10:44We'd like to join the legion.
10:56Hey, what are you laughing at, love?
10:57We mean it.
10:58It's the five years.
10:59Oh, no, no.
11:00A couple of months is good enough for us.
11:01They say they've been listening to five years of nothing.
11:04The draft of recruits is leaving in the boat train tonight.
11:07So make up your mind.
11:08Shall I pull the cork for the gentlemen?
11:09Oh, the gentlemen's pulled their own cork.
11:10Well, they keep things moving like this, and there's plenty more when I do that in here.
11:15Damn!
11:16Look who's here.
11:19Whoa!
11:20Ha-ha.
11:21This is a surprise.
11:22Sit down.
11:23Thank you, sir.
11:24Do you, uh, no other seat?
11:26And this is the only one left, sir.
11:27I've come.
11:28Uh, uh, no other seat?
11:29And this is only one left, sir.
11:31No other seat?
11:32And this is only one left, sir.
11:34Well, no other seat.
11:35I'm not, sir.
11:36No other seat.
11:37Well, no other seat, sir.
11:39Is there any other seat?
11:40Oh, no.
11:41were no other seat and this is only one lesson soon everyone on us now wait till you hear what
11:50we went and done oh leave him alone can't you see he's given us the rip oh but i can't help
11:55telling him remember what that game advises the one that was what you well we took it up we joined
12:00the legion can you try that indeed yeah sure we got railroad passes and everything third class
12:07but we fixed that we ride first or nothing and you did you also join yeah i'm in two five years
12:15the rank and file of the legion is forbidden to travel first class it is an irrevocable rule
12:20you will leave this coach immediately and who are you to be telling us what to do i happen to be
12:25captain reletta of the fourth regiment of the legion and i'm hailey shall asking how you doing
12:31you realize i'm giving you an order order my eyes you've got an officer where's your uniform you look
12:35one like a ribbon back to me will you get out of here we will not get out of here we're paying for
12:43this dinner we're going to stay here and eat it you will force me to order you under arrest in a minute
12:46you'll get forced out on your ear why you do monsieur stop it these men have no right to be in this car
12:53i demand that they be adjusted say we showed you our first class tickets didn't we oh i know they have
12:57plenty of money no doubt they bribed you but they must leave this car at once you shall leave the car
13:04now there's an idea yes we came here to eat out in repeating
13:12scum one meets while traveling can you imagine him trying to order us around what a chance
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23:33Hey, come here, dope.
23:35Say, does this kind of thing happen very often?
23:36Every other week.
23:38If it isn't one outpost, it's another.
23:40I didn't know there was a war on.
23:42There isn't.
23:42But the refs and Arabs don't know that.
23:44Somebody forgot to tell him.
23:47Oh, come on.
23:51Cigarette CD, cigarette CD.
23:56You know what?
23:57That must be the punishment the captain promised us.
24:00Oh, that's Grobner.
24:01He wants to get rid of us on the kind of Honey Evans.
24:03Her big crowd.
24:04I'd like to take her for a ride.
24:06Gee, if we only had our rods.
24:08We'll have a couple of new ones tonight.
24:10Come on.
24:11Let's go.
24:24Look at Grobner over there with our Honey.
24:30The big chiseler.
24:31Come on.
24:32Let's make it a real party.
24:35Hiya, honey gal.
24:36How you doing, babe?
24:37I'm doing okay.
24:38Why, you men know you have no right here.
24:40These cables are for non-commissioned officers.
24:42Get back where you belong.
24:43He's been hitting boys now out of you again.
24:45Don't be such an old mean egg.
24:47You know, you can't keep this gal all to yourself.
24:49Get away from this table or I'll order you under arrest.
24:51If you're going to start a fight in here, you can count me out.
24:53Oh, don't go, honey.
24:54I want to talk to you.
24:55Sorry.
24:56It's time for my number.
24:57I'll be seeing you.
24:58Toodle-oo.
25:03You know you're not permitted to sit with a non-commissioned officer.
25:06I'll have you thrown out of here.
25:07I wouldn't if I were you, Sergeant.
25:09You've been drinking too much, Grobner.
25:11Look at the tummy you've got on you.
25:13Do you realize what you are doing?
25:14Take it easy.
25:15It's all in fun.
25:16We're just playful, that's all.
25:18Are you tickly, Sergeant?
25:19Stop that.
25:20Stop that.
25:21Do you hear me?
25:21Then be a good boy and a list.
25:22What do you want?
25:23You're sore because we got a drag with honey.
25:25You'll fix it so we'll be sent to Boudini.
25:27I'll fix it so you'll be sent to prison for what you are doing to me.
25:31Men have got ten years for lesser crimes than this.
25:34We don't want to go to prison.
25:35We want to stay right here in Belle-Abez.
25:37Sergeant.
25:38It wasn't look in your hat.
25:39What?
25:40In your hat.
25:41In your hat.
25:42Two 1,000-franc notes.
25:45I see them.
25:47Do you think you can bribe a non-commissioned officer?
25:50Well, at least we can try.
25:52This money is yours as soon as our names come off that replacement list.
25:56We don't want to go on no shooting trips.
25:58We want soft jobs right here at the post.
26:00You fix it for us and you get 1,000 francs a month for the entire term of our enlistment.
26:05Is it a deal?
26:08I promise nothing.
26:10And it's all set.
26:11As well, the drinks is on me.
26:14Do you think I'd drink with filthy second-class private?
26:18Stand up and come to attention when an uncommissioned officer is about to leave.
26:26Soft jobs.
26:27A chambermaid's to a stable full of nags.
26:37Listen.
26:38Corporal.
26:39Ansel Cartier is taking out Captain Roulette's horse.
26:42He wants you to go along as an escort.
26:43I suppose you ride?
26:45Oh, sure.
26:46Very well.
26:46Scruise up your uniform and get the horses ready.
26:48You can take this one.
26:49Yes, Corporal.
26:50Hey, you can't do that.
26:51You ain't never been on a horse in your life.
26:53Oh, I'll stick on some.
26:54I'll say, listen.
26:54For a chance to talk to that girl, I'd ride a rhinoceros.
26:57Here you are.
26:57Your head chambermaid now.
26:58How many machine guns are sent with the detachment to Boudinil?
27:21Ten, Master.
27:24Ten less to be used at Elgazir.
27:26The sister of your enemy's wife has gone to ride outside the wall.
27:30With an escort?
27:31No.
27:32One soldier.
27:32They rode out through Bab Hadid's gate.
27:34Aha.
27:35Hassan.
27:36Yes, sir.
27:37Muley, we have work to do.
27:38Come.
27:45Whoa.
27:49Oh.
27:51Say, now what do I do with this?
27:53Hang on to the leash?
27:54No, no.
27:54You just let go of the reins.
27:56Oh.
27:56You haven't ridden very much, have you, Mr. Big Business Executive?
27:59No.
28:00As a matter of fact, this is my first offense.
28:02But I'm willing to learn if I can go out with you again.
28:04Well, I'll see if we can arrange it.
28:06Why were you and Mr. Conover, your friend, running away from that man in Paris?
28:10Was he an American policeman?
28:11Oh, no.
28:12No, no.
28:13No, he was a...
28:14Well, he was a former business associate.
28:16And we thought he was mad at us.
28:17But you had been breaking the laws in America, hadn't you?
28:20Well, yes.
28:21But it's a law that's since been repealed.
28:23And I know that's rather than a lame excuse.
28:25Well, it's no excuse at all.
28:27You were criminals then, weren't you?
28:29Yes.
28:30It's like this, you see.
28:31It all started out as good, clean fun and ended up as a rough house.
28:34Oh, I see.
28:35You were looking for a place to repent and peace and quiet.
28:38Exactly.
28:40And we found it.
28:45Yes.
28:46A fellow has to pay for his mistakes in this world.
28:48And we're paying for ours in the Foreign Legion.
28:53Uh-uh.
28:55Here comes trouble.
28:56Delegation from the Gas House Gang.
28:58Where are they all, master?
28:59Yes, but they've seen us too soon.
29:01Anyway, we'll try.
29:03No, I don't think they'd harm us.
29:04Maybe not, but I'm not taking any chances as long as you're with me.
29:07I'll get your horse.
29:15Come on, buddy.
29:15Come on.
29:29I'll make that ace turn right into a king.
29:35Now watch.
29:36What?
29:36Why don't they...
29:38Has that was Elkhartier returned yet?
29:43No, Captain.
29:44Oh, that's strange.
29:48Yes, sir.
29:48What happened?
29:49We were chased by Arabs, sir.
29:50Your horse bolted and they got him.
29:52We had to ride back double.
29:53I left members Elkhartier at the hotel, sir.
29:55Arabs got my horse right under the walls of Elkhartier.
29:57Yes, sir.
29:58You were responsible for the safety of Mademoiselle Khachie.
30:01I know, sir.
30:02You were also responsible for my horse, which was stolen.
30:04Well, that wasn't my fault.
30:05Of course it was.
30:06You were legionnaire.
30:08You clumsy, worthless lout, you.
30:10You...
30:10I know, sir.
30:12I'm to report to Sergeant Grosvenor as being under arrest, sir.
30:15Corporal.
30:16Sir.
30:17Put this man back on the stable to tell where he belongs.
30:19Yes, Captain.
30:20Rub that horse down with liniment.
30:25When you're through with that,
30:26clean out all the stalls and troop D's stables.
30:29Can I use a little liniment on myself, Corporal?
30:31Absolutely not.
30:32You should know better than that.
30:33Government property can't be wasted.
30:35Yeah, but Corporal...
30:35Oh.
30:40Well, it looks like you can't keep that supper date
30:43we made with Honey Evans for tonight.
30:45No.
30:45I guess we'll have to call it out.
30:47Call it out nothing.
30:48Well, I'll throw a party she'll never forget.
30:52Give her my love.
30:55Sure.
30:56I'll even give her a kiss for you.
30:59Hey, where's your manners?
31:07What you do here?
31:09No legionnaire private is permitting this hotel.
31:11Yeah, I know all about that.
31:13I'm looking for a friend of mine, Stryke Carnival.
31:15Giving us supper here tonight.
31:16Monsieur Carnival has not come yet.
31:18Yeah, that's all right.
31:18I'll wait.
31:21I wonder what's keeping, Henri.
31:23We'll be late for that dinner.
31:25I think I'll phone the post.
31:28I'm sorry, dear.
31:29I've been in the commandant's office until just a few moments ago.
31:32Something very important.
31:34Now, Henri, don't tell me you've been ordered away again.
31:36Yes, dear, I can't help it.
31:39They're sending me to Elkazir first thing in the morning.
31:41If you think that I'm going to stay here alone.
31:44But you won't be alone, dear.
31:45You'll have Yvonne with you.
31:47I'm afraid I'll be a very poor substitute on you.
31:50You'll have to get permission to take us with you.
31:52To Elkazir?
31:54Impossible.
31:54Why, you double-crossing two-timer, you.
32:01That's a fine trick to play on me.
32:04I hired the room.
32:05I buy the plows.
32:07I ordered the wine.
32:08I paid for the supper.
32:09Even go out and dig up a twerky.
32:10You should have left it dirty.
32:12And it isn't a twerky, it's a peasant.
32:14All right, so it's a peasant.
32:15It's all right for me to round up the dame and send it here in a cab.
32:18Sneaking through back alleys and dodging MPs.
32:20While you, the fair-haired boy, slides in and cuffs all the gravy.
32:23Wait a minute, wait a minute.
32:25Don't you call me gravy.
32:27Hey, hey, take it easy, honey.
32:28Easy nothing.
32:29You've got to come here to referee a scrap and eat my supper.
32:32It isn't going to be a free-for-all.
32:33Let's make it on the gunfight.
32:36That goes for me, too.
32:38Good heavens, what's going on in there?
32:40Now, darling, you must understand.
32:42Don't, darling, me.
32:43I insist that you take us with...
32:44Ah, here you are, Miss Honey Evans.
32:48You have an appointment with me,
32:50and here you go to supper with these two regimental banks.
32:52Well, what of it?
32:53My time's my own, isn't it?
32:54Sure it is.
32:55It's not got getting price enough.
32:57Shut up, baboon face.
32:58Shut up yourself, you old walrus.
33:01Attention, you two good-for-nothings.
33:04You know you have no right to be in this hotel.
33:06What if I call the MPs?
33:07Who are those people in there?
33:09I don't know, Captain.
33:10Don't lie to me, of course you know.
33:12Take your passkey and open that door at once.
33:14All right, Captain.
33:15They can't be officers.
33:16Excuse me.
33:18I will.
33:19I will open it for you.
33:23You won't call anybody.
33:25We're paying you a thousand francs a month to lay off us,
33:28and this comes under the head of laying off.
33:30Grosvenor.
33:31Yes, Captain.
33:34I was just about to place private men's and I'm kind of on to arrest.
33:38I'll attend to that.
33:40What's this I hear about a thousand francs a month?
33:42Have you been accepting bribes from these men?
33:45Captain.
33:45Answer me.
33:47Yes, Captain.
33:47I might have expected they'd attempt to corrupt the morale of the non-commissioned officers,
33:52but I never dreamed they'd succeed with you.
33:55You will pay every franc of that money into the widows and orphans fund of the Legion.
33:58I need you in Alcazor.
34:00But when we return from there, I shall recommend that you be reduced to the ranks.
34:03Yes, Captain.
34:04And as for you two men, you're a disgrace to the uniform you wear,
34:09and prison would be wasted on such as you.
34:11But service in the field may make soldiers of you, though I doubt it.
34:15But, but, but...
34:15I'm taking a detachment on active duty in the morning, and you'll go with me.
34:20Two big businessmen who joined our Legion for a rest.
34:25You will find anything but that in Alcazor.
34:34A hundred, Frank.
34:41Fifty.
34:42A hundred.
34:43Fifty.
34:43No, no, no, no.
34:44A hundred.
34:44Any moment will come to blows.
34:47Mademoiselle Cartier, can I speak to you alone, please?
34:51Can you think of anything worth saying?
34:52Well, about that, uh, you know, that business at the hotel at Bell Abbey.
34:57I was there because...
34:58I haven't the slightest interest in knowing why you were there or what you were doing.
35:02Now, would you excuse me?
35:03Sure.
35:03Are you coming, Louise?
35:04Yes, sir.
35:06Thank you, ma'am, ma'am, chef.
35:09Please speak, the general's car is coming, sir.
35:19My general.
35:20Well.
35:21Hello, Rolette.
35:21You're looking very well indeed.
35:23You've met my wife, Madame Everard?
35:25Of course.
35:26My wife and her sister are here, and they'll be very pleased to entertain you.
35:29Thank you very much.
35:30We are very proud to welcome you to Alcazor, general.
35:32Well, that's fine, but don't let's make a ceremony of it.
35:35You and I know what a messy place Alcazor is.
35:38I know, but Pierre, it's so colorful.
35:40Oh, yes.
35:41I have no doubt we'll find a bit of color in Hades, too.
35:44Oh, Rolette, call your ladies, and we'll all ride up to the barracks together.
35:49Thank you, general.
35:49Say, what's eating you?
36:03Must be something in the air in this place.
36:04That tastes like Pirelli stuff before it was cut.
36:17Yeah, I bet it doesn't pack half the while if this letter does.
36:20Oh, don't remind me.
36:22Because, yeah.
36:24Your bank accounts have been seized, and your safe deposit boxes have been attached.
36:29That dirty crooks.
36:30Yeah, if we ever get back to New York, we won't have a dime.
36:33I won't have a dime.
37:25Relax women and the inspector general's wife.
37:43With those women as our hostages, we could demand the evacuation of all El Ghazir.
37:48Ask the word among the faithful.
37:49When I fall at the feet of the general's wife, have them surround the women and carry them off.
37:55Why are they following us?
38:02Native curiosity.
38:04We're, we're, we're infinite.
38:06It's all right.
38:07The town's well-pleased.
38:09Come on.
38:10I'll tell you.
38:10It's all right.
38:11On.
38:15Ćıkkı
38:15This is the last time.
38:18The star-spaz.
38:19The star-spaz.
38:20The star-spaz.
38:20Konaise.
38:21The star-spaz.
38:22The star-spaz.
38:23And the star-spaz.
38:24The star-spaz.
38:25The star-spaz.
38:25No, no, no one in it here.
38:35Get out of here, brother.
38:36Hello there.
38:37What's the matter?
38:38You go out there and tell that mob to go away from here.
38:40Yes, ma'am.
38:41I'll go out and tell those nasty people to go right home.
38:47Come on, Spike.
38:48Come on.
38:49Come on.
38:50Come on.
38:51Come on.
38:52This way, ladies.
39:06You two men fall in the high.
39:08About.
39:09Face.
39:10Order.
39:11Hunt.
39:12Forward.
39:13Hunt.
39:14We'll probably get a military medal for this.
39:19Privates Linton and Carnival.
39:21From the testimony of the head men of the village and the corporal in command of the patrol,
39:26it has been proved that you are both found in a native quarter strictly forbidden to legionnaires.
39:31That your presence there endangered the peace of the town.
39:34That you are carrying concealed weapons in violation of a stringent regulation.
39:39That during the disturbance, one of you struck a native holy man.
39:44Your sergeant major also testifies that since your enlistment, you have been a source of
39:50constant irritation to your superior officers.
39:53It's the decision of this court that you serve six months at hard labor in the disciplinary
39:59camp under the command of adjutant cartelini.
40:14So you're tired, eh?
40:16You don't want to work anymore today.
40:18I suppose you'd rather have a siesta.
40:20Is that it?
40:21No, adjutant cartelini.
40:23I can't stand up anymore.
40:26I'm sick.
40:28I'm done.
40:29You're lazy.
40:30Get back to work.
40:32I can't.
40:34I can't.
40:36I'll brain that devil in a minute.
40:40Take it easy in you.
40:41You'll kill the kid if it keeps to happen.
40:42I wouldn't be the first one he's killed.
40:44I'd kill the king.
40:52Let me help you.
40:53Let me help you.
40:57Why did someone report Catalini?
40:59Wouldn't he listen?
41:00Sure they'd listen.
41:01The last minute trial is buried right over that hill.
41:07What about the guards?
41:10Senegalese.
41:10They were scared of the people who remained open.
41:13They're scared of death of them.
41:15They won't talk.
41:16They think he's got the evil eye.
41:18Say, if this bunch had any backbone, they'd rush the guards and...
41:21That's just right.
41:22Somebody to get a machine gun before they do it.
41:24A leader.
41:26I know what'll limber you up.
41:29The punishment.
41:31No.
41:32No.
41:35Do you mean to tell me they stand for that sort of thing in the Legion?
41:38No.
41:39I've never heard of it in any other camp.
41:41But they don't know about Catalini.
41:43It's Kaffar.
41:45What do you mean, Kaffar?
41:46He has a beetle in his brain.
41:50Created from the sun.
41:52But he art smart enough when an officer comes around to inspect the camp.
42:04See those tunnels through that gorge?
42:07That's an example of the work the men in the labor camps are doing.
42:10Oh, you wanted some water.
42:11I'm afraid you'll find this rather warm.
42:14But that's one of the penalties you'll have to pay for insisting on making this trip to the desert.
42:18A disciplinary camp is no place for women.
42:20Well, that's the least we could do for those men after what they did for us.
42:23You ought to be ashamed of yourself for allowing the general to sentence them to the labor camps.
42:27The Legion is founded on discipline.
42:29But what happened wasn't their fault.
42:30You seem to have forgotten they practically saved our lives.
42:33I did not forget.
42:34I did my best to get them off with a lighter sentence.
42:36They've broken every regulation since they enlisted in the regiment.
42:39But you must do what you can, Father Monri.
42:41I intend to, my dear.
42:43What sort of a place is that camp?
42:45Not a very pleasant one.
42:47Adjutant Cardellini is a strange fellow.
42:49Sometimes I wonder if his mind isn't affected.
42:51Captain Relay and his ladies.
43:13They are following the time to the prison camp.
43:15Yes, master.
43:15Tim, get two men.
43:36Take him to the camp and throw some water on him.
43:42Water won't do him any good.
43:44You killed him.
43:44What do you mean, I killed him?
43:46Oh, you'll never give him a chance.
43:48He was half dead when you ordered him back to work.
43:51Thank you, guys.
43:51Leave out a stand for this.
43:54Attention.
43:57Fall in.
44:06Forward.
44:07Too deep.
44:10Straight.
44:11Straight.
44:13Forward.
44:13March.
44:14Pick up that man.
44:18Pick up that man.
44:18Pick up that man.
44:18Pick up that man.
44:18Pick up that man.
44:18Pick up that man.
44:18Pick up that man.
44:20Pick up that man.
44:21Pick up that man.
44:22Pick up that man.
44:23Pick up that man.
44:36Pick up that man.
44:38Pick up that man.
44:39Pick up that man.
44:41Pick up that man.
44:42Pick up that man.
44:43I'm going to give you an example of what mutineers may expect from me.
45:03You've never seen a man staked out, have you?
45:06The sun bores through his eyes to have seen his brain's on fire.
45:10Before I'm through with you, you're going to pray for death a thousand times.
45:18Check him out!
45:19Look at what I've got, Mr. Cardellini!
45:23You and the men, whether you have been a drunk-damn guest or I'll miss you all over the camp!
45:29Let's go! Let's go! Let's go! Let's go!
45:35Let's go! Let's go! Let's go!
45:37Let's go! Let's go!
45:39Let's go! Let's go!
45:41Let's go! Let's go!
45:43Let's go! Let's go! Let's go!
45:45Let's go! Let's go!
45:46Let's go!
45:47Let's go!
45:48Let's go!
45:49Let's go!
45:50Let's go!
45:51Let's go!
45:52Get up, boy!
45:53You dead?
45:54No!
45:55Wait a minute!
45:56Wait a minute!
45:57Wait a minute!
45:58Wait a minute!
45:59You guys! Use your heads!
46:00If the kill can't leave, that means the end of all of us!
46:03We've got to let him live!
46:05Hey! Look! Look!
46:06Look! Look!
46:07There comes Captain Rillette from his river!
46:11We'll give the seat one of his own, primary craft marshal!
46:13Yes!
46:14Yes!
46:15Yes!
46:16Yes!
46:17We've stopped Cardellini from murdering any more of us,
46:19and that's what you wanted, isn't it?
46:21We're there to listen to our side of the story.
46:22If he doesn't, me and my buddy will take the rap for it.
46:24It's no use killing innocent people!
46:26Ah, you're crazy!
46:27We can't leave any witnesses alive!
46:29If we do, they'll sweat the blood out of us in some other prison camps!
46:32Come on, boys!
46:33Let's get it! Let's finish them all!
46:35Ahhhh!
46:38Drank him out of us!
46:43Say our fellows to our kids,
46:44the first kind of attack is one of these leaders!
46:45They'll be gone mad!
46:46Why you-
46:47Get up.
46:48What has happened here?
46:49Can't let him get her power.
46:50I'll hit a prison to die on the road.
46:51Yeah, he'll get his.
46:52That ink came right on Devil.
46:54But before we'll finish you...
46:55Then you'll all go with me.
46:56Because the Arabs are surrounding his camp now.
46:58You hear that, men?
46:59You've got to fight for it,
47:00and you can't do that without a commanding officer.
47:01Alright, don't listen to them!
47:02There won't be any attack!
47:04He's got his answer.
47:31Oh, am I good?
47:33A small spot in that peace and quiet.
47:51El Ghazir is answering.
47:53They get relief to us by morning.
47:56Well, if we're still here by morning.
47:59Come up! Here I come!
48:04Duck!
48:29I'm going to ask for the children.
48:34Well of course.
48:38We are reducing our limits.
48:42Let's go leave'd you?
48:44We'll get them tonight.
49:13Yes, master.
49:18Are the ladies safe, sir?
49:20For the moment.
49:22Why don't the snobs come and get it over with?
49:24We've got one full belt of ammunition left.
49:26Save it. We'll need it.
49:39A nitroglycerin bomb.
49:41An explosive of tremendous force.
49:44The slightest concussion will blast them all to shatan.
49:47I can place it in their camp, master.
49:50No, you might fail.
49:52I'll do this myself.
49:54At the sound of this explosion, you're attacking force.
50:00If Catalini was insane, why didn't you report at that inspection?
50:03Only one man had nerve enough to do that. He paid for it with his life.
50:07Are you sure it was an Arab bullet that cut Catalini?
50:11Yes, sir.
50:12He was hit during the first attack. I saw him fall.
50:16It's better that way.
50:17There's no more water in the wounded.
50:19What? Well, there was the whole tank of it.
50:21I know, I know, but it's empty now.
50:23Well, I'll see about that.
50:24If you hang on to that, you may need it.
50:26If we do get out of this, are you going to charge the boys with mutiny?
50:32Why shouldn't I?
50:33Well, if you do, I think you're as cruel and mad as Catalini himself.
50:37What's that on, Mr. Spike?
50:42I'm burning up.
50:44Look.
50:45Pull it home.
50:46Yeah.
50:47They've been concentrating their fire all around it.
50:51There's plenty of wine bottles in Catalini's tent, but they're all empty.
50:54No wonder that guy was nuts.
50:58There's a little bit left in here, but I was...
51:01I was saving it for the girls.
51:03Say, a lot of dead Arabs lying around.
51:06They've all got canteens.
51:07How about they get a collection?
51:10Okay.
51:11Hope we don't stop a couple of slugs ourselves.
51:36Hey.
51:37That'll pick up water from the others.
51:38I may as well finish the wine in this bottle, huh?
51:40Oh.
51:41Oh.
51:42Oh.
51:43Oh.
51:44Come on.
51:45Oh.
51:46Get out of here.
51:48Oh.
51:50Oh.
51:51Hey.
51:52That'll pick up water from the others.
51:53bottle, huh?
52:12Just another Arab. Knocked into the royal crutches.
52:16It's full.
52:20Oh, more of that fermented mare's milk.
52:23What was that?
52:31It must have been that guy's canteen.
52:33That was a bomb and meant for us.
52:35Why, that dirty...
52:36Come on, let's take him back to camp.
52:38Captain, run!
52:51Sorry we came here too late to help you, Captain.
52:56You arrived in time to clean up the mess.
52:59Return the prisoners to El Ghazir under guard.
53:01For valorous conduct under fire, I shall recommend that their sentences be revoked.
53:06You mean you're gonna forget about the mutiny?
53:08Mutiny?
53:09What mutiny?
53:10Excuse me, sir.
53:11I think the heat's got him.
53:12For meritorious service in capturing Sheikh Abdel Ben Abu, I shall recommend that Privates
53:17Linton and Carnover be recommended to the rank of corporal.
53:21Dismiss your company.
53:22Company!
53:23Yes!
53:24Please!
53:25Henri will surely get a staff appointment now.
53:26Oh.
53:27I think we can thank you for that.
53:29Well, guess this is goodbye.
53:30No, it's just au revoir.
53:31Say, how would a Frenchman say that?
53:32Well, he just...
53:33he kissed my hand.
53:34That's right.
53:35And how would an American say it?
53:36Oh, lady.
53:37That's right up my street.
53:39Bats right up my street.
53:41That's right.
53:43Well, we'll see you.
53:45I'll see you.
53:49Well, you're...
53:50I'll see you.
53:51Well, I'll see you.
53:52You're right?
53:53Well, you're right.
53:54You're right.
53:55You're right.
53:56You're right.
53:57You're right.
53:58private linton sir what are you doing receiving my decoration sir and thank you very much
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