Where's My Man To-Nite (1943)

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00:01:00You know, Grapp, I can't imagine a big, strong, healthy, red-blooded American meeting Sweetheart at the train and not taking her out to dinner afterwards, can you?

00:01:18Well now, Ginny, if you were talking about Rodney here, I reckon he just plumb forgot to invite Marty on for dinner.

00:01:27Maybe he was so busy thinking about the war and about the army until he just didn't think about asking her.

00:01:36Can't you think of anything else to say?

00:01:40War, war, army, that's all I hear around this place.

00:01:44Why, I suppose you'd all be glad if I was in the army.

00:01:47Why, Rodney, you never spoke that way to us before.

00:01:51Why, bless your heart.

00:02:16I'm like any other mother who gives her son to the army, waiting long, anxious nights, wondering how you are, if you've got a comfortable bed with plenty of blankets, wondering if you are safe and strong and healthy.

00:02:41Oh, I'm sorry, Mom.

00:02:44I guess I'm a little jittery this afternoon.

00:02:50Your father was a soldier, son.

00:02:53And a good one.

00:02:54Yeah.

00:02:56Bear was a good soldier.

00:02:59Good.

00:03:01Why, why, Rodney?

00:03:04Well, I'm going out, Mom.

00:03:06This will walk will do me good.

00:03:18And so, ladies and gentlemen, Sergeant Keene and his recruiting squad have finally arrived in our town.

00:03:25And a gigantic rally will be held this evening in the town square.

00:03:30In addition, Martha Adams, a local girl who has been touring with the recruiting squad, will be on hand to lend her thrilling voice to the proceedings.

00:03:39And now, more music.

00:03:41Ain't necessarily so.

00:03:44There you have it, folks.

00:03:54Miss Adams has just sung a message to you that should inspire every patriotic man, woman, and child to do his or her bit in winning this war for our country.

00:04:03The actual conflict has not yet reached our shores, but not one of us knows when it will come.

00:04:09So, let every one of you remember, from now on, take your change in United States defense stamp.

00:04:16And those men among you who are able-bodied, offer your services in arms to your country.

00:04:33So it's Mr. Tucker now.

00:04:35It used to be Robin.

00:04:35You ought to be ashamed of your friend.

00:04:37While other people are working their heads off to help our country, you sit back and enjoy yourself.

00:04:43And then you have the nerve to come here-

00:04:45I've got a right to do as I please.

00:04:47That's no excuse for your disrupting the honest efforts of those who really want to do something.

00:04:51Sure.

00:04:52Doing things with a tin soldier.

00:04:55You calling a real man a tin soldier.

00:04:58Why, you haven't even the courage to wear his uniform.

00:05:01I thought that was coming.

00:05:03You want to bury him in the army so you can have him all to yourself.

00:05:06Well, that's what you're asking.

00:05:08I'm only asking you to do your duty, Robin.

00:05:10You speak to me of marriage.

00:05:13But you haven't proven to be anything but a bragging coward.

00:05:17Yeah.

00:05:18I can even brag about finding out my sweetheart is giving me the double cross.

00:05:22Sure, I can brag about that.

00:05:24That's my answer to that remark, Mr. Tucker.

00:05:28And here's your ring.

00:05:30I'm through.

00:05:31No, no, no.

00:05:55Got a match, buddy?

00:06:11It seems like this war situation is getting kind of bad, don't it?

00:06:16Yeah.

00:06:17Guess so.

00:06:19Well, I ain't got much to offer, but any time up the sun needs me, I'll hear you.

00:06:25Ain't you?

00:06:26Yeah, guess so.

00:06:44And it says here, by fall, the United States expects to add another million soldiers to its fast-growing army.

00:06:53Auntie, do you think they'll take Rodney?

00:06:57Well, maybe.

00:06:59We've all got to do our best.

00:07:02You are a junior airy warden, and I'm sewing for the Red Cross.

00:07:07And besides, I think Rodney would want to go now anyway.

00:07:11What do you mean by that, Auntie?

00:07:13Well, I might say because of Martha Adams.

00:07:18Now, Rodney hasn't been out of this house not once since the day she left.

00:07:23He's got it back, and that ain't good.

00:07:27But Rodney would never do in the army, Auntie.

00:07:31He's always had his own way about things, you know.

00:07:33There are many boys in the army, like Rodney.

00:07:39The army brings out the real manhood in them.

00:07:44Hold your point.

00:07:45Hold your point.

00:07:46Now, that was after, after Theodore and Teddy Roosevelt went to...

00:07:52Let me...

00:07:54Let me...

00:07:56Rufus and Grandpa, I'll add it again.

00:08:00They've been at war with each other since I was big enough to remember.

00:08:03But thank God it has never reached the shooting stage.

00:08:06Oh, that's the mailman.

00:08:12I hope I got all that.

00:08:13Now, let me see.

00:08:15If my memory serves me right, that was that, uh...

00:08:19You're wrong, Sam.

00:08:21That was when they were in San Antonio.

00:08:23Rufus, if I didn't know you so well, I'd kick you right out of this house.

00:08:28You don't have to kick me out.

00:08:31I'm going.

00:08:32But you're wrong.

00:08:33Listen, you loggerhead.

00:08:37You're the one that's wrong.

00:08:39I am not wrong.

00:08:41Yes, you are wrong.

00:08:42You are both wrong.

00:08:44It happened when the 25th Regiment landed at Tampa, Florida.

00:09:03You don't have to open that other envelope, big boy.

00:09:11It's only an invitation to a party.

00:09:14A party?

00:09:15Yep.

00:09:16A big party.

00:09:18In other words, dear cousin, you have been drafted.

00:09:21A party.

00:09:45A party.

00:09:46Well, that's about all.

00:10:08He says he'll ride again when he gets to his regiment.

00:10:11Yes, but he wasn't such a bad boy after all.

00:10:17I'm kind of sorry I spoke to him so harshly once or twice.

00:10:22My poor boy.

00:10:26And to think the last time we saw him, we had to have an argument.

00:10:32Yes.

00:10:35You know, Ellen, we ought to be proud of that boy out there fighting for his country.

00:10:43I am proud of him.

00:10:45I'm as proud as any mother could be.

00:10:55And just as said.

00:11:28Look how mean that sergeant looked over there.

00:11:40In class 30 in the morning.

00:11:44I don't get up until here.

00:11:47I can't see this.

00:11:50Look what a high.

00:11:51There's my feet bad, too, man.

00:11:56This guy gonna thrill me a hundred times a day.

00:11:59What?

00:11:59No chick.

00:12:00A hundred times I won't, man.

00:12:02I'm hungry.

00:12:03I'm hungry.

00:12:04I've been hungry for a long time.

00:12:06I know you're coming, because you said so.

00:12:13I'll bet you.

00:12:13I can't wait for a favor of that six bits you owe me.

00:12:16What six bits, man?

00:12:18Come on, Ted.

00:12:19I'm taking you.

00:12:20I know you're able to leave that to me.

00:12:22That was Bob Jones.

00:12:27All right, men.

00:12:33Until you're assigned to your respective companies, this is it.

00:12:37The non-commissioned officer in charge of quarters will assign each of you to a bed and explain

00:12:44your immediate duties.

00:12:46And remember this.

00:12:47From now until you're discharged, you're in the army.

00:12:52Fall out.

00:12:52The way that fella talked, he thinks this country was in serious trouble.

00:13:08Well, you know, I've been here a long, long time.

00:13:11This country's been worse at fixing now than it's ever been.

00:13:14Oh, that's a lot of hooey.

00:13:16You're old-fashioned.

00:13:17Listen, I'll tell you nothing can happen to this country.

00:13:20Well, buddy, you may know what you're talking about.

00:13:22But experience has taught me that anything can happen to anybody, any place, and any time.

00:13:29And if we don't all put our shoulders to the wheel and push, something's going to happen to us.

00:13:34And I'll put that in your fight.

00:13:35Oh, that's a lot of push.

00:13:50Oh, that's a lot of push.

00:13:52Oh, that's a lot of push.

00:13:54But what's going to happen to us?

00:13:57Oh, I tell you, they've got millions of other folks.

00:14:00Let them have it.

00:14:01Let them do their own fighting.

00:14:03Brother, there's just two things you seem to do.

00:14:09The first is, there's millions of us, too.

00:14:15And the second, this is just as much our country as it is anybody else.

00:14:22Well, even so, what are we fighting for?

00:14:24We've got everything we need in this country.

00:14:27All the money, airplanes, everything.

00:14:29Now I ask you, Debbie, what have we got to worry about, hmm?

00:14:35Jim Japps?

00:14:36Tim Japps?

00:15:04Tim Japps?

00:15:05Hey soldier, hey soldier, are you sick?

00:15:31No, what time is it?

00:15:33It's time you're getting out of here early, Lee.

00:15:36Not that early, ain't it?

00:15:37It won't be early in the next ten days if you get up and fall on the kitchen, Lee.

00:16:03Come on, Tucker.

00:16:04You can do better than that.

00:16:10Come on, Tucker.

00:16:11You can do better than that.

00:16:17Come on, Tucker.

00:16:18You can do better than that.

00:16:19Come on, Tucker.

00:16:20Come on, Tucker.

00:16:24Come on, Tucker.

00:16:25Come on, Tucker.

00:16:26Come on, Tucker.

00:16:27Come on, Tucker.

00:16:40All right.

00:16:41Thanks.

00:17:10Trucker, I thought you should be good at this.

00:17:19What is it?

00:17:20Just what I'm trying to do.

00:17:25Okay, buddy, by me.

00:17:27Turn and turn.

00:17:30Right.

00:17:31Hang on.

00:17:36I want to turn.

00:17:40You can do better than that, Tucker.

00:17:50Try it again.

00:18:00Well...

00:18:01I guess you just can't make soldiers, Elson.

00:18:10I want you men to look closely and see how this is going through.

00:18:17All right.

00:18:19Up.

00:18:23Up.

00:18:26Up.

00:18:29Up.

00:18:31Okay.

00:18:31Now, I think you've got a good idea of what this is all about.

00:18:38Now, the next thing is the cleaning of the barrel.

00:18:42Now, if you'll notice, at the cleaning of the barrel, you'll have to take the ramble rod,

00:18:47which is on the side there, and put small cloth on it, rag such, and scrub the barrel out.

00:18:54That is to keep it clean.

00:19:04Have it, Tucker?

00:19:05You're not playing with a toy cannon here.

00:19:08This is a real 37-yard.

00:19:10And keep your hands off it unless I tell you to do it.

00:19:13These men's life can't be in danger because you don't understand.

00:19:21Okay.

00:19:22Hut.

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00:19:24Two.

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00:19:27Now, get up.

00:19:28Up.

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00:19:30One, two, three, four.

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00:19:48Sir.

00:19:49That fellow Tucker would be a great soldier if he wanted to.

00:19:53I think so, too, Sergeant.

00:19:55Maybe we can bring it out of him.

00:20:01You better take this along.

00:20:04You may need it out on that desert.

00:20:06You know, Arizona isn't just across the street from Texas.

00:20:10Where shall we put it?

00:20:11I think the best place to put it is that radiator.

00:20:14There won't be room enough for him to get in there

00:20:16after he puts that suitcase in there.

00:20:17Now, both of you, just hold your horses.

00:20:20I'll find a room for everything.

00:20:23I don't think I'd put all that junk away out there anyway.

00:20:27Now, see here, young lady.

00:20:28I'll have you know that my souvenirs ain't no junk.

00:20:31Do you understand that?

00:20:33Now, Papa, I didn't mean it that way.

00:20:36You're darn true, you didn't mean it that way.

00:20:39Why, those things in that car is worth more than a million dollars to me.

00:20:42Well, I've got a bolo in there that old Ike Ganardo himself used in Mindanao

00:20:47and a saddle blanket that Ted Arusos had when we were in Cuba.

00:20:50And when I get to Fort Huachuca, I'm going to put them things on this place

00:20:56so them youngsters will have something to guide on.

00:20:58Don't forget to take good care of them two coconut heads of mine.

00:21:01I don't want to lose them.

00:21:03Don't worry.

00:21:03I'll take good care of that handful of stuff I've got there that belongs to you.

00:21:08Jenny, when I get out there, I'm going to pin one of my medals right on Rodney's bullet.

00:21:14Yep.

00:21:14I'm going to give him this one right here.

00:21:17That's the one that I got for catching them 17 moros at Iliwilo that time.

00:21:23Tucker, you'll find if you put a little more musseline on that mop

00:21:26you'll get through with that job or retreat.

00:21:30Papa Simmons,

00:21:31the company commander will want to see you in the room right away.

00:21:34Okay.

00:21:34I'll be back as soon as I see the company commander, Tucker.

00:21:38I want that job finished.

00:21:42Papa Simmons is a fine soldier.

00:21:44I hear they'll make a sergeant out of him soon.

00:21:47Yeah.

00:21:48I hope they'll make him a general.

00:21:51Say,

00:21:52you're not letting this man's armor get you down, please.

00:21:55What else is a guy going to do when they treat him like this?

00:21:58Doesn't I win the wrestling match?

00:22:00Don't I help them win all the other games around here?

00:22:02Well, I even show them up on the tracks.

00:22:05And what do I get?

00:22:06Slinging a mop.

00:22:08Oh, the sucker for even trying.

00:22:22Oh, come now, Tucker.

00:22:24It doesn't make any difference who has the best uniform.

00:22:27You're in the army, and I'm proud of you.

00:22:30You're proud of me.

00:22:31Ha!

00:22:32I've had a hard day, but I can laugh at that.

00:22:35I mean every word of it.

00:22:36After all, you have no reason to be angry with me.

00:22:39No?

00:22:40Haven't I?

00:22:41You took Martha away from me.

00:22:43And now I know it makes you happy to see me do this.

00:22:46Doesn't it?

00:22:47Well, that's not true.

00:22:49But why not come over to my quarters this evening?

00:22:51I've got a real surprise for you.

00:22:54What do you say?

00:22:56All right.

00:22:57I'll come.

00:22:58Fine.

00:23:11All right.

00:23:12Oh, Captain.

00:23:37Hi, Captain.

00:23:38Hi, Captain.

00:23:39Glad you came over.

00:23:40I've got a real surprise for you.

00:23:41Okay.

00:23:42I'll go.

00:23:43This is broadcasting from my nationwide hookup from a Cub Army camp in Texas.

00:23:48You're all going to listen in.

00:23:50Brothers, I'd like you to know who Friday's on the subject.

00:23:53Even though he's just a Friday, he's a mighty fine young star.

00:23:56In addition to being a personal friend of the gentlemen, the boys from the school year on the radio.

00:24:01Have a seat, gentlemen.

00:24:06Let's see, Bob.

00:24:07I'll turn it down.

00:24:08And now, for the treat you've all been waiting for, I present Miss Martha Adams.

00:24:18Hello, everybody.

00:24:20It's indeed a pleasure to sing for you, especially the boys in the camps.

00:24:24Our first song is dedicated to a very dear friend, Sergeant Robert L. Key of Fort Huachuca, Arizona.

00:24:30Cut that thing off.

00:24:32Cut that damn thing off.

00:24:34So, this is your quick surprise.

00:24:36This is why you invited me here.

00:24:38You wanted me to know that Martha was dedicating a love song to you, huh?

00:24:40Well, that's ridiculous, man.

00:24:42You ought to be glad of the opportunity.

00:24:43Yeah, you better.

00:24:46What are you doing?

00:24:48John!

00:24:49What's going on here, Sergeant?

00:24:53Nothing much, sir.

00:24:54Just a little misunderstanding.

00:24:56All right.

00:24:57Private Tucker.

00:25:00Put your barracks in the rest and call us.

00:25:03Don't even who you've made of your mind back to raise.

00:25:05You understand?

00:25:05Yes, sir.

00:25:07I guess you're good and so at the army now, ain't you?

00:25:22Or who wouldn't be, keeping a guy cooped up in a place like this?

00:25:27Well, I'd just as soon be in jail.

00:25:30But you just wait until they need me.

00:25:32I'll show them.

00:25:33I know somebody needs you right now.

00:25:34She stopped us when we were in town this morning.

00:25:38She sure did.

00:25:39She wants to see you bad, too.

00:25:43She's a radio singer.

00:25:45And now, is she good looking.

00:25:47Mmm, mmm.

00:25:49My, my, my.

00:25:51Say, fellas, do you mean...

00:25:54Yeah.

00:25:55She's staying at the Alameda Hotel.

00:25:59Room 20.

00:26:01Too bad you can't go to town.

00:26:04But, uh, maybe she'll be coming out tomorrow.

00:26:09Like she said she would.

00:26:11Sergeant Keene is going to bring her out tomorrow.

00:26:14Show her around the post.

00:26:16Uh, tell me.

00:26:17Did you fellas tell her that I was on the rest and quarters?

00:26:21We had two ears and one mouth apiece.

00:26:26And we hear twice as much as we talked.

00:26:29Well, this is all Sergeant Keene's idea.

00:26:33He deliberately planned our fight to...

00:26:36So he'd have me here when Martha arrived.

00:26:39Did we do anything wrong?

00:26:41No, fellas.

00:26:42You ain't done nothing wrong.

00:26:44You've done me a favor.

00:26:46Yeah.

00:26:47And I'm not going to be in here when Martha arrive tomorrow, either.

00:26:50Well, fellas, I'll be seeing you again, I hope.

00:27:04But don't forget that you've got two eyes and only one mouth apiece.

00:27:07So long.

00:27:08Looks like she's got him going.

00:27:17Huh.

00:27:19The way it looks to me.

00:27:22She's got him going.

00:27:23The way it looks to me.

00:27:53The way it looks to me.

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00:50:52Oh, my God.

00:51:22Oh, my God.

00:51:52Oh, my God.

00:52:22Oh, my God.

00:52:52Oh, my God.

00:53:23In Arizona?

00:53:24Yeah.

00:53:27You've been in Arizona ever since you crawled in here last night and went to sleep.

00:53:32But there's nothing to be afraid of now.

00:53:34Oh, I figured you was on a furlough and was just trying to save money on train fare.

00:53:40So I've been keeping my eyes peeled for the bulls so you wouldn't get pinched.

00:53:45Yeah.

00:53:46Yeah.

00:53:46On furlough.

00:53:48Sure.

00:53:57How far are you going?

00:54:00Texas?

00:54:00Texas might be a big state, sonny.

00:54:04Yeah.

00:54:05Sure is.

00:54:07He's Texas.

00:54:07Well, we won't be bothered with the bulls from now on.

00:54:16There's a lot of desert between here and Texas.

00:54:18And how did you find out I was running away?

00:54:21Well, that didn't take much vigor in, sonny.

00:54:26You see, you and me are something alike.

00:54:29You talk in your sleep, and I walk in mine.

00:54:37Yeah.

00:54:40Yeah.

00:54:40I do talk in my sleep.

00:54:44That's what my mother says.

00:54:47And you walk in your sleep.

00:54:50Yeah.

00:54:52And that's why you stay awake all the time.

00:54:56You're afraid you'll walk off the train.

00:54:57Is that it?

00:54:59Not afraid, lad.

00:55:02Only cowards are afraid of anything.

00:55:06I'm just careful, that's all.

00:55:08But why didn't you turn me into the bulls while I was asleep?

00:55:14Well, I'm not a coward, sonny.

00:55:20Not a rat.

00:55:38Not a rat.

00:55:47Not a rat.

00:55:52Not a rat.

00:56:00Shout out to you.

00:56:06I've got to get out of here.

00:56:09I've got to go home to wife and baby.

00:56:12I've got to go home to Ellen.

00:56:14Ellen?

00:56:15Well, who is Ellen?

00:56:17Ellen...

00:56:18Ellen's my wife, doctor.

00:56:21She wrote me a letter in...

00:56:23in France, telling me we had...

00:56:26we had little baby.

00:56:28And...

00:56:29and she named him after me.

00:56:32She named him...

00:56:35Rodney...

00:56:36Tucker...

00:56:38Junior.

00:56:43Rodney...

00:56:44Tucker...

00:56:45Junior?

00:56:46Yes, doctor.

00:56:48Rodney...

00:56:49Tucker...

00:56:51Junior.

00:56:52I've got to get out of this hospital, doctor.

00:56:56I've got to go home.

00:56:59I'll...

00:57:00I'll...

00:57:01I'll soldiers go home now.

00:57:03The...

00:57:04The war is over.

00:57:06I've got to go home to...

00:57:08to Ellen.

00:57:10I've got to get home to...

00:57:12to my wife and...

00:57:14and baby.

00:57:15I...

00:57:16I've got to get...

00:57:18I've got to get...

00:57:22Oh...

00:57:24Mummer Tea.

00:57:36So he was my father.

00:57:39And that's why he didn't come back home.

00:57:44He didn't know where to come to.

00:57:46He got hurt in a traffic accident...

00:57:48He got hurt in a traffic accident, lost his memory when he left the hospital, and he thought

00:57:57that I was the doctor.

00:58:00And that's why, that's why I'm not going back to the army.

00:58:06No, I'm not going back.

00:58:18Goodbye, Dad.

00:58:23Goodbye.

00:58:48Goodbye, Dad.

00:59:18Hey, Grandpa, you didn't see two or three Japs down the road there, did you?

00:59:26Hey, mister, if I see a whole regiment of Japs anywhere, there's going to be some shooting

00:59:31guns, and I ain't going to be the one that gets shot neither.

00:59:34Well, where are you headed, boy?

00:59:35Fort Wachuba, Arizona.

00:59:37Okay, boy, let her rip.

00:59:48Fort!

00:59:57Fort!

00:59:58Fort Wachuba, Arizona.

01:00:07Fort Wachuba, Arizona.

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01:03:30HONEST I WOULD

01:03:31GRANPPA

01:03:32I KNOW YOU WOULD

01:03:33SON

01:03:34I'VE BEEN A FOOL

01:03:36GRANPPA

01:03:37I THOUGHT

01:03:38I DIDN'T HAVE

01:03:39ANYTHING TO FIGHT

01:03:40FOR A WHILE BACK

01:03:41BUT NOW I KNOW

01:03:42THAT I HAVE

01:03:43EVERYTHING TO FIGHT

01:03:44FOR

01:03:45MY FAMILY

01:03:46MY HOME

01:03:47MY FREEDOM

01:03:48DEMOCRACY

01:03:49EVERYTHING

01:03:50FOR GOD SAIGHT

01:03:51GRANPPA

01:03:52IF IT ONLY

01:03:53GIVES ME

01:03:54ANOTHER CHANCE

01:03:55FOR GOD SAIGHT

01:03:56GRANPPA

01:03:57IF ONLY IT GIVES

01:03:58ANOTHER CHANCE

01:04:00Son, I've been thinking.

01:04:03Maybe they would give you another chance.

01:04:06If only for God's sake.

01:04:09Maybe if we prayed to him,

01:04:13he would give you another chance.

01:04:16I'm afraid he's the only one who can give you that chance now.

01:04:20Do you reckon he will, Grandpa?

01:04:22Sure he would, son.

01:04:24Let us pray to him.

01:04:26Let him hear our voices in the wilderness.

01:04:29Come on, son.

01:04:30Let us pray.

01:04:39Say, Wash, what is a ham?

01:04:42A what?

01:04:44A ham.

01:04:46Brother, next to chitlin',

01:04:50a ham is the best part of a whole.

01:04:53I don't mean that kind of ham.

01:04:55I mean that radio ham.

01:04:58Oh, that's different.

01:05:01A radio ham is one of them fellas,

01:05:03one of them radio fellas that sits up

01:05:05and tune in all night on somebody's conversation.

01:05:09You know, like a party line.

01:05:12A telephone.

01:05:14How come?

01:05:16Well, here it says here,

01:05:18shortwave ham hears

01:05:21Jap radio broadcast.

01:05:24Elmer Brown,

01:05:25SW ham at Bisbee, Arizona,

01:05:28reported to police that he heard

01:05:30a Japanese language broadcast

01:05:32on his one tube set

01:05:34at 3.30 this morning.

01:05:35The fact that Brown heard

01:05:38the broadcast on a single tube set

01:05:40would indicate

01:05:41that the transmitter

01:05:42is located

01:05:43somewhere close by.

01:05:47Mm-hmm.

01:05:49You reckon there's

01:05:50a Japanese broadcasting station

01:05:52located somewhere

01:05:54in these hills close by?

01:05:57Could be.

01:05:58Could be.

01:06:00Could be.

01:06:01Could be.

01:06:02Could be.

01:06:03Could be.

01:06:04Could be.

01:06:05Could be.

01:06:06Could be.

01:06:07Could be.

01:06:08Could be.

01:06:09Could be.

01:06:10Could be.

01:06:11Could be.

01:06:12Could be.

01:06:13Could be.

01:06:14Could be.

01:06:15Could be.

01:06:16Could be.

01:06:17Could be.

01:06:18Could be.

01:06:19Could be.

01:06:20Could be.

01:06:21Could be.

01:06:22Could be.

01:06:23Could be.

01:06:24Could be.

01:06:25Could be.

01:06:26Could be.

01:06:27Could be.

01:06:28The End

01:06:58You can't go back. We're out of luck.

01:06:59No, no, my boy.

01:07:01A good soldier's never out of luck.

01:07:03Not even when his last shot has been fired.

01:07:06Now, let me see.

01:07:09Yep, there she is.

01:07:11Well, there's what?

01:07:12You see that cliff right over there?

01:07:14What do you mean over to the left of that big rock up there?

01:07:17Yep, that's her, my boy.

01:07:19Right to the former very eye.

01:07:21That is known as the entrance to old Geronimo's stronghold.

01:07:25There's a hidden valley up there in the mountains.

01:07:28And the only way to get in or out is through that gap.

01:07:33And that gap is so long, so narrow, so deep,

01:07:37that a half a dozen Indians could hold off a whole regiment of soldiers there any time.

01:07:42Yes.

01:07:43I've read about that in school.

01:07:46Say, but what about some water for old Betsy here?

01:07:49We can't go much further than what's in that radiator.

01:07:51Listen, son, halfway up that trail is a spring of water.

01:08:09What's the matter, Gramps? Tired?

01:08:11Tired nothing.

01:08:12I'm just getting started.

01:08:14Okay, come on.

01:08:15Ah, Banzai.

01:08:32We are to notify number 17 to carry out instruction with regards to destruction of objective number 294.

01:08:42Good.

01:08:43We will, uh, we will notify him at 8.30 o'clock.

01:08:49Honorable President of the United States will make speech,

01:08:52and American people will listen.

01:08:54But number 17, he will listen to message from the Mikado.

01:09:00Ah, Banzai.

01:09:03This wasn't here the last time I was up here.

01:09:05Hey, looks like somebody's been digging for gold.

01:09:14But there ain't no gold around here.

01:09:18Maybe not.

01:09:20But from the looks of this, they're still digging.

01:09:29Made in Japan.

01:09:30Wait a minute, Gramps.

01:09:36Where are you going?

01:09:38I'm going to have a look in that hole.

01:09:39You better stay up here.

01:09:41Hold on a minute, young fellow.

01:09:42If there's anything in that hole that's worth seeing,

01:09:45I'm going to see some of it, too.

01:09:46Okay.

01:09:47Let's go.

01:09:48Don't say I didn't warn you.

01:09:49Let's go.

01:10:00Let's go.

01:10:31Why, it looks like a radio here, son.

01:10:34Why, it is.

01:10:36Well, I wonder who it belongs to.

01:10:39It belongs to the Japanese government.

01:10:43It is very unfortunate that you come here.

01:10:47I am so very sorry.

01:10:51Why, you low-down yellow-bellied skunk.

01:10:54You up to some of your dirty tricks, huh?

01:10:56For this time, I'm going.

01:11:00How should I be?

01:11:16I'm going.

01:11:19I'm going.

01:11:19Sir, that pass is known as the entrance to Old Geronimo Stronghold.

01:11:44Yes, Sergeant, I've heard about that.

01:11:46There seems to be a fight going on.

01:11:52One of them looks like a soldier, sir.

01:11:55Why, it is a soldier.

01:11:56Yeah, they're them jobs we're looking for.

01:11:58Yes, Sergeant, I've heard about that.

01:12:13Yes, Sergeant, I've heard about that.

01:12:19All right, what's going on here?

01:12:29Bring it up.

01:12:30Bring it up.

01:12:35Corporal, take charge of these men.

01:12:37All right, group out.

01:12:49Tucker, what are you doing here?

01:12:50What is all this about?

01:12:52Well, sir, I was just about...

01:12:54Oh, Grant, you should never have gone in there.

01:13:07Why'd you do it?

01:13:08That's all right, son.

01:13:10It's just the way I wanted to die.

01:13:13The Lord has been good to me.

01:13:14He let me have one more fight for my country.

01:13:23One last fight.

01:13:25Oh, my God.

01:13:30Oh, my God.

01:13:42Oh, my God.

01:13:44Oh, my God.

01:13:47Oh, my God.

01:13:48I know I hope my soul is up.

01:13:52A.W.O. who?

01:14:17A.W.O.L.

01:14:19That's bad.

01:14:20Especially the time of war.

01:14:23A.W.O.L.

01:14:27But say, when did he do all this?

01:14:29I thought he just went A.W.A.Y.

01:14:50You reckon they'll stand him up and shoot him in time of war?

01:15:03Don't know.

01:15:05It might.

01:15:07A.W.O.L.

01:15:10A.W.O.L.

01:15:12A.W.O.L.

01:15:13A.W.O.L.

01:15:14A.W.O.L.

01:15:15A.W.O.L.

01:15:17A.W.O.L.

01:15:18A.W.O.L.

01:15:21A.W.O.L.

01:15:22A.W.O.L.

01:15:23A.W.O.L.

01:15:24A.W.O.L.

01:15:25A.W.O.L.

01:15:26A.W.O.L.

01:15:27A.W.O.L.

01:15:29A.W.O.L.

01:15:30A.W.O.L.

01:15:31A.W.O.L.

01:15:32A.W.O.L.

01:15:33A.W.O.L.

01:15:34A.W.O.L.

01:15:35A.W.O.L.

01:15:36A.W.O.L.

01:15:37A.W.O.L.

01:15:38A.W.O.L.

01:15:39A.W.O.L.

01:15:40A.W.O.L.

01:15:41A.W.O.L.

01:15:42A.W.O.L.

01:15:43A.W.O.L.

01:15:44A.W.O.L.

01:15:45A.W.O.L.

01:15:46A.W.O.L.

01:15:47A.W.O.L.

01:15:48A.W.O.L.

01:15:49A.W.O.L.

01:15:50A.W.O.L.

01:15:51When he got through with those two Japs, boy, they look like they've been in a ring with Joe Lewis.

01:15:58Joe Lewis? Now, there's a real American for you.

01:16:01Why, look what he did at...

01:16:11Did... did they?

01:16:13Yes, fellas.

01:16:15They gave me another chance to prove that I'm an American, too.

01:16:18To prove that my blood is red just like yours or anybody else's.

01:16:23They're giving me an opportunity to fight for freedom and for democracy and for the protection of our loved ones back home.

01:16:31They're going to let me pay back those cutthrows for what they did at Pearl Harbor.

01:16:35And they're going to let me collect in person for what they did to Grandpa Tucker.

01:16:41Yes, fellas.

01:16:42They gave me another chance.

01:16:44And they gave me that chance with Grandpa's own regiment.

01:16:48The Fighting 25th U.S. Infantry.

01:17:01Martha!

01:17:02Rodney!

01:17:05Hello.

01:17:06Hello, Rodney.

01:17:07Did you send for me?

01:17:08Yes, Rodney.

01:17:09I read about your heroic beings in the paper, and I just had to come down and congratulate you personally.

01:17:15Did you come all up here just for a rest?

01:17:17Well, not exactly.

01:17:20You see, I've joined the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps.

01:17:25Wax to you.

01:17:25And since we're both in the service, I wondered if you still have that ring.

01:17:33You mean the one you gave me back?

01:17:35I didn't really want to give it back to you once.

01:17:38Sure.

01:17:39Do you still have the finger?

01:17:40for you.

01:17:43Hold it.

01:18:00Hold it.

01:18:06Hold it.

01:18:07Hold it.

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