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A mix-up with a dictating machine brings a big, but poorly-timed Mother's Day surprise for Parker, Gruber, and Tinker.
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00:00I
00:17Figured I'm calling it bourbon hmm
00:20Lacks the bouquet for bourbon better age it a couple more hours and call it ancient brandy that'll do it
00:30How you doing with the invitation mr. Parker? Oh, not bad listen to this
00:37Gamble your cares away on beautiful McHale's Island the Las Vegas of the Pacific
00:41Open to all eligible servicemen those with money yes burn this invitation after reading perfect mr. Parker perfect go on
00:49Even though you're not near I'll always miss you mother dear
00:54You know Gruber I don't think it was such a good idea sending out these Mother's Day cards as tickets
00:58I thought the convoy comes in on Mother's Day besides. This is war. We've got a camouflage the operation
01:04Mother's Day sure won't seem the same without
01:07mom
01:08Let's not get more to him. Mr. Parker why if all those guys show up think of all the gifts we'll be able to afford
01:13We're sending our mothers mink coats mink aprons mink mink
01:18Oh, hi skip. Let me take a look at those, will you?
01:24Seven
01:26Seven again. Hey skip you got a hot roll going for you. I mean, I got hot dice here
01:33Come here. You guys come over here. Now look. I agreed to underwrite this. This is his blowout just to break the monotony not the seventh fleet
01:41You guys think this number one is gonna do with a blowout. Come on show them, honey. Oh
01:59My mother knew this she'd kill me
02:01I
02:31And so I hope you received the genuine coral necklace that I sent you in time for Mother's Day.
02:57It's just a little reminder that you're sugarplum.
03:01He's fighting a war out here in these islands.
03:04That's all for now, mums.
03:06Cordial best wishes, et cetera, et cetera.
03:09Ah, excuse me, mums.
03:11Hello!
03:12Come in.
03:13I mean...
03:14Come in!
03:15Hello.
03:16I saw my head knocking on the door.
03:17Ensign Parker, officer of the deck reporting, sir.
03:20At your service, sir.
03:22Any orders?
03:23Knock it off.
03:24What's the matter?
03:25What is it?
03:26What?
03:27All right.
03:28All right.
03:28I'll be right there.
03:30Parker?
03:31I have to go over to the supply department right away.
03:34While I'm gone, you're in charge.
03:35Yes, sir.
03:36When I say in charge, I mean in charge of yourself.
03:40Don't make any command decisions.
03:42All is well.
04:07under three.
04:20one two three
04:21one two three
04:23one two three
04:24take a letter to Admiral Halsey
04:34dear bull
04:35wars of the 17th received
04:38and contents noted
04:39we're
04:41to sugar plum
04:49with love mums
04:51strike that letter to Admiral Halsey
04:59to the
05:01Secretary of the Navy
05:02morale of men
05:04with Mother's Day fast approaching
05:07the heart of every American fighting
05:09man yearns for his
05:11mother's smile
05:12his mother's touch
05:14his mother's kiss
05:17think what it would mean morale wise
05:22if some fighting unit were to receive a surprise visit
05:25from their mothers on Mother's Day
05:27oh boy
05:28strike oh boy
05:29a good random selection might be for instance
05:34a gallant crew of PT-73
05:37under the command of Quentin R. McHale
05:40what are you doing in there
05:50what what what
05:51get these over to the airstrip on the double
05:53the Admiral's plane is waiting for them
05:55oh yes sir
05:56I'll guard these dispatches with my life
05:59they're not dispatches you boob
06:01they're cookies and don't you shoot them
06:03yeah I'd like some of his ice cream
06:04yes sir
06:05right sir
06:06get away from my dictaphone
06:10what is this
06:11get over there on the double
06:12yes sir
06:13shut the safe
06:15see now where was I
06:23oh yeah yes
06:24uh cordial best wishes
06:26that's all for now mums
06:27uh Wallace R
06:29uh Wally
06:30Binghamton
06:31Captain
06:32USNR
06:33oh uh
06:35add a PS
06:36um
06:36happy Mother's Day
06:38uh Yeoman
06:40transcribe these for my signature
06:42yes I've read the letter from this Captain Binghamton
06:53the man is obviously bucking for a section 8 Mr. Secretary
06:57you like the idea sir
07:02yes sir
07:04yes sir
07:05morale wise and public relations wise
07:07it could put us on the front pages
07:09but we've got to work fast sir
07:11rounding up the mothers
07:12yes sir
07:13right away
07:14bye sir
07:15chaffin' up great eh Skip
07:32boy in a few short hours
07:34we're gonna make history
07:35this is gonna be one of the biggest blowouts
07:36this time in Jim Brady's bar mitzvah
07:38yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah but uh I thought this is gonna be an exclusive soiree
07:41but it looks like the only ones we're not expecting is the Japanese name
07:44with a couple more tables we could handle them too
07:47no Skip we should never agree to this
07:48suppose Binghamton drops in
07:50please don't even remind me will ya
07:51oh come on don't worry Skip when the convoy arrive and he'll be too busy to worry about us
07:55yeah well he's over there unloading chip beef
07:57we'll be unloading our money belts
07:58I'll be glad when mother's day is over
08:01why we're gonna have a ball
08:03we're gonna be rich
08:03we're gonna be famous
08:04we're gonna be court-martialed
08:06oh god
08:06well sir it looks like perfect weather for arrival of the convoy
08:11don't let appearances deceive you Carpenter
08:14the wind is coming in from McHale's Island and I smell something
08:17uh-huh you get it too huh
08:20no sir I have a sinus condition
08:22it's hanky-panky Carpenter that's what it is
08:26those brigands of 73 have been quiet all week
08:29that means they're up to something
08:30Captain Binghamton's office
08:35yes
08:36yes
08:38oh good heavens I'll tell him
08:41it's trouble
08:43I know it's trouble
08:44wait let me sit down before yourself
08:45all right
08:47sir that was the landing strip
08:50yeah
08:50Captain Bryce from the Pentagon has just landed
08:52Bryce?
08:54the Pentagon?
08:55oh yes sir
08:56that's in Washington D.C. sir
08:57oh
08:58I know where the Pentagon is
09:00oh go take care of your sinus condition
09:02let me please
09:03there must be trouble
09:04I know it's trouble
09:06why else would the Pentagon want to see me?
09:08where's the trouble?
09:12the secretary of the navy
09:14sends me his congratulations
09:18that's right
09:19he really went overboard on your idea
09:21oh
09:22oh well that's nice
09:23the secretary went over on my
09:26what um
09:26what idea was that
09:28that made the secretary
09:29over
09:30how many letters do you write to the secretary?
09:32oh
09:33letters
09:34well relax Binghamton
09:36it's okay
09:36but from now on
09:37you better go through channels
09:38yes
09:39now your guests are flying in
09:40right behind me
09:41they should be here in about half an hour
09:42oh good
09:43my guests are right behind you
09:44yeah I could only round up
09:45three of the mothers
09:46but it should work out fine
09:47oh I think so
09:47three mothers
09:48makes a nice
09:49mother
09:50now come on Binghamton
09:51stop acting as if you don't know
09:53what I'm talking about
09:54it's your mother's day suggestion
09:55don't you read your own letters?
09:58oh yes
09:59yes I read all of the
10:00it's just that I'm a little surprised
10:02I don't blame you
10:04I was a bit shook up myself
10:05when the secretary went for the idea
10:07well you know the secretary
10:08ah it should be quite a surprise
10:10for the boys on the PT-73
10:12yes I think so
10:13the boys on the PT-73
10:17yes and we want to keep it a surprise
10:19our photographer should be able
10:21to get some great reaction shots
10:23well
10:24we better get back to the airstrip
10:26it's time to greet the mothers
10:28of PT-73
10:29the mothers of PT-73
10:35so that's what McHale's been up to
10:36you could have at least sent for my mother sir
10:38and for any mothers
10:40McHale must have forged my name to that letter
10:42forgery?
10:43sir you can finally bring him up on charges
10:45on charges?
10:46what are you talking about?
10:47didn't you hear him?
10:48the secretary likes my idea
10:50funny though
10:51I never would have taken McHale
10:53for a mother's boy
10:54you coming Binghamton or aren't you?
10:57oh yes yes captain
10:58this fellow's in my way
10:59would you get on?
11:02oh now look at this
11:03these guys are getting carried away
11:05just in time Skip
11:05all right men
11:06fall out for inspection
11:08ready for inspection sir
11:15here we go
11:17all right you weight balls
11:19you know what I told you about tonight
11:22there'll be no loaded dice
11:24no marked cards
11:25whatever you say sir
11:26after all
11:27you're the pit boss
11:28Skip us a suspicious boat
11:30approaching the island
11:31half mile away
11:32so what's suspicious about that
11:34a boatload of suckers
11:34are coming in early
11:35this boatload of suckers
11:36also contain captain Binghamton
11:38Binghamton
11:39Binghamton
11:39Canadian rag
11:40Canadian rag
11:41hey a couple of you guys
11:43give me those caps
11:44get this table out of here
11:45look you're too heavy
11:47wait a minute
11:48here
11:48cover it with these tablecloths
11:49come on
11:50go go
11:51come on you guys
11:53hurry it up
11:54food you get away from this food
11:56and get lost
11:57go on
11:57boys Skip
11:58I hope the captain doesn't break us
11:59I look lousy
11:59and fell bottom trousers
12:00hey Skip
12:17he's brought a boarding party
12:18with him too
12:19this one is a shopper
12:20to all the female cops
12:21I'm glad you've been
12:22drinking Williams a punch
12:23could be the Andrews sisters
12:25there's three of them
12:26hey you wanna know something Skip
12:27one of those ladies
12:29look old enough
12:30to be my mother
12:30holy toledo
12:33it is my mother
12:33mom
12:36come down
12:42it's mother
12:44oh yes
12:46bless you
12:51bless you
12:54oh wonderful
12:57the navies
12:58and wonders
12:59for you. Oh, you've grown so
13:01tall, Harrison. Ma,
13:03don't call me Harrison. Oh,
13:05I'd like you to be that skipper, Commander
13:07McHale, my mother. Oh, you do, ma'am.
13:09Oh, tell me, Mrs. Bell,
13:11just how did you all get here?
13:13Your nice Captain
13:15Binghamton sent for us. It's a
13:17Mother's Day surprise. Oh.
13:19I'll smile for the camera,
13:21everybody. Say cheese.
13:24Boy, this sure is
13:25a pleasant surprise, ma'am. Straighten
13:27your hat. Fix your tides, Junior.
13:29Oh, yeah. Uh, Mom,
13:30don't call me Junior around the guys. You know how they
13:32pick up stuff like, oh, Mom, why don't you meet a fellow
13:35officer of mine? Hey, Skip.
13:37This is my mom, Skip. This is
13:38Commander McHale. How do you do, ma'am?
13:40Mac and I are on the boat together.
13:42Come on, there's quite a boy you've got here. He's a real
13:45Navy man. I know all that,
13:46but you don't seem to. Why hasn't
13:48he been promoted?
13:52You're a lot of fun, aren't you?
13:54Well, everybody, look at the birdie.
13:56Look at the birdie, everybody.
13:58There, Collins. Get that before the crying
14:01stops. Look at the size of those
14:03tears. I've never seen anything
14:05like that before. From a sailor?
14:09Oh, don't carry on so,
14:11Lester. Please, don't call
14:13me Lester, ma.
14:15My, you're practically skin and bones.
14:18I miss your cooking, ma.
14:19Oh, you should take
14:21better care of my boy, Captain
14:23unbundled men.
14:24That's Binghamton.
14:25Binghamton.
14:26Oh, let's have a big smile for the cameraman.
14:29Let's just say cheers.
14:30Cheers.
14:31Cheers.
14:32Cheers.
14:34Look, we're going to have a party.
14:37Come on.
14:38Oh, how delicious
14:40it looks.
14:41Look, then you were expecting us.
14:44Oh, well, no.
14:45No, but you see, this is just
14:46our regular four o'clock snack.
14:48But, uh, now that you're here,
14:51why be our guest, ladies.
14:52Go on, help yourselves.
14:54Oh, come on.
14:55Oh, isn't it nice?
14:58A four o'clock snack
15:00in the Navy.
15:00Oh, yeah.
15:01Uh, we're growing boys.
15:04Oh, my, they set
15:05a fine table.
15:07Uh, do you have
15:07any chip beef?
15:08I've always wanted
15:10to taste chip beef.
15:11Oh, no, ma'am.
15:13Well, you pulled
15:13another fast one, McHale,
15:15but I'm going to let you
15:15get away with it this time,
15:17you sentimental sneak.
15:21Skipper, we're in a jam.
15:22Hey, in a few hours
15:23there's going to be
15:23200 crapshooters here.
15:24What did my mother say?
15:25Yeah, well, forget about them.
15:26What about Binghamton?
15:27What are we going to do, Skipper?
15:29Yeah, what are we going to do?
15:29You should have thought
15:30of that before.
15:31I don't know what we're
15:31going to do.
15:32But right now,
15:33we've got to get rid
15:33of Binghamton.
15:34Lester, come eat.
15:36Have a piece of this
15:37nice layer cake.
15:39Oh, no.
15:40And the bottom layer
15:41is a roulette wheel.
15:45My goodness, what?
15:48Excuse me, ladies.
15:49I guess it is just
15:51a little bit lumpy
15:52because, uh...
15:53Well, it's not like
15:53the cake that you mothers
15:54make, I'm sure.
15:56Shall we try it again?
15:57Huh?
15:58Oh, yeah.
16:00Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
16:01It says it's an apple
16:02turnaround cake.
16:05Yes.
16:07Stand back, McHale.
16:07You're ruining the picture.
16:08Now, just a minute, sir.
16:10I think at this point
16:11that the ladies
16:12need to rest a little bit
16:13after that long trip.
16:15Oh, no, no, no.
16:15Well, I guess you're right, McHale.
16:17We got enough coverage, Collins.
16:19Let's go.
16:20Come on, Binghamton.
16:20See you tomorrow, sir.
16:22Bye-bye, Captain.
16:23Bye.
16:24Bye-bye.
16:25See you tomorrow.
16:29Problems, problems.
16:30I don't get it.
16:31Why would Binghamton
16:32send for our mothers?
16:33What's he got up his sleeve?
16:34I'm not so sure
16:35he sent for them.
16:36He accused me
16:37of pulling a fast one.
16:38Hey, you want to know
16:38something funny?
16:39About a week ago,
16:40I had the same idea
16:41about Mother's Day.
16:42Hey, Chuck,
16:43this is no time for theories.
16:44Right now,
16:45we got to move into action.
16:46What are we going to do?
16:47My mom doesn't even know
16:48how I gamble.
16:49What about the dancing girls?
16:51Boy, if my mother finds out
16:52she'll take me
16:52out of the Navy.
16:53Hold it, hold it,
16:54you swabbies.
16:55Now, look,
16:55in a couple of hours,
16:57every card shark
16:58and crapshooter
16:58in the fleet
16:59is going to be here.
17:00And we sure don't want
17:01the ladies around
17:02when they start arriving.
17:03So here's what
17:03we're going to do.
17:08My, that dinner
17:09was absolutely yummy.
17:13And your own
17:14Filipino houseboy.
17:15I never expected
17:16such luxury, Commander.
17:17Well, the Navy
17:18takes care of its own, ma'am.
17:20See if Mrs. Groove
17:21will have some more coffee.
17:23Irving.
17:27And Irving,
17:28he doesn't look like.
17:30But that chicken Polynesian,
17:31that was delicious.
17:33Ah, you got to give me
17:33the recipe.
17:34He said he'd be happy to, ma'am.
17:38Thank you, Irving.
17:41Tell me something,
17:42Mr. McHale.
17:43You're such a handsome man.
17:45How is it that
17:46you never married?
17:48Oh, well, uh, well, uh,
17:49I guess I never met
17:51the right girl, ma'am.
17:53You have now.
17:55Oh?
17:56I have a sister.
17:58Young, wealthy, beautiful.
18:00Ah, Aunt Sophie
18:02isn't young, wealthy,
18:03or beautiful.
18:03I'll handle
18:04the matchmaking, Lester.
18:08Look at it this way, Quentin.
18:10Love is a game
18:11and marriage is a gamble.
18:13Gamble?
18:14Yes, that's right, ma'am.
18:15Yes, that's the magic word.
18:17Chuck, don't you think
18:19it's time for our surprise?
18:20Oh, yeah, the surprise.
18:21We got it.
18:22Yeah, the surprise.
18:24Uh, yeah.
18:24Now hear this, ladies.
18:26Mom.
18:26At exactly
18:271700 hours,
18:29uh,
18:29that's five o'clock
18:30to you civilians.
18:31Yeah, uh,
18:33we'll all report
18:34aboard PT-73.
18:36The purpose?
18:37Sightseeing cruise
18:38around the harbor
18:38with your sons.
18:39Yay!
18:41All right, all right.
18:42Now, we're gonna be out
18:43kind of late,
18:44so you better pick up
18:44some raps.
18:45Zero, exactly.
18:4730 seconds.
18:48Let's shape up.
18:49Gee, I know
18:50that kind of talk.
18:51Isn't he wonderful?
18:53No, but personally,
18:54I couldn't enjoy it
18:55till I know
18:55the table's clean.
18:57Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
18:58no guest ever does
18:59KP on this space.
19:00After all,
19:01that's what we got
19:01Irving for.
19:02Awesome.
19:04All right, now, ladies.
19:05Let's go.
19:06Let's go.
19:07Two by two,
19:07buddy system,
19:08mother and son.
19:09All right.
19:09Board.
19:10Bye.
19:11Bye-bye.
19:13Bye.
19:15Bye-bye now.
19:16Bye.
19:18Oh, boy.
19:19Now, if they just
19:20can get away
19:20before they're gonna skip.
19:21What a time
19:22for the gals to show up.
19:25Hi, Chuckie.
19:27Hi, boys.
19:29Who were they?
19:30Uh, who are who?
19:32Mom, that's pretty girls.
19:34Oh, uh,
19:35those aren't girls, Mom.
19:36They're, uh,
19:37native orphan waifs.
19:38That's right.
19:39Orphan waifs.
19:40They come once a week
19:41for the laundry.
19:42Doing the laundry.
19:44Yeah, orphans
19:44doing the laundry.
19:45All right, now,
19:46we've got a lot of
19:47sightseeing to do, girls,
19:48so come on,
19:48let's go on the double,
19:49move out.
19:49Now, will you stop
19:50that chattering, Junior?
19:52Chuck, Mom.
19:53The poor things.
19:56They've hardly
19:56got a stitch on.
19:57They could catch
19:58a double pneumonia.
20:00I've got a nice
20:01cardigan I don't need.
20:03One of them
20:03looks just my size.
20:05And I've got
20:06a last year's
20:07tweet knit.
20:08I have a wool bolero.
20:10For clothes,
20:10they don't have,
20:11but for ukuleles,
20:13they have.
20:14Come on, darlings.
20:15I've got a tweet knit
20:16suit.
20:17Oh, wait a minute.
20:19Hey, what about
20:19the sightseeing trip?
20:21Hey, line up here.
20:22Hey, that's an order.
20:23Uh, please.
20:24What?
20:25They could...
20:26I'm sorry, Skip.
20:27I tried it.
20:28Maybe they'll
20:29listen to you, Skip.
20:30Oh, not my mother.
20:31Bring out that booze!
20:32Uh-oh, you better
20:32start blowing taps.
20:33Look who's here.
20:35There's all the action
20:36out there!
20:36All right, now,
20:37wait a minute.
20:37You guys stay here.
20:38I'll take care of this.
20:39Get them dice,
20:39them dice going.
20:40Come on,
20:40where are they days?
20:41Hey, you guys,
20:42this Mother's Day
20:43fit was a great idea.
20:45Panhunt!
20:46Ah, that is
20:47man.
20:47Now, listen.
20:49I got something
20:49I want to explain to you,
20:50so if you'll just
20:51follow me, huh?
20:52Come on.
20:54Come one, come all
20:55to our first
20:56annual gaming festival.
20:59Gamble your cares away
21:00at beautiful
21:01McHale's Island,
21:02the Las Vegas
21:02of the Pacific.
21:04I found it down
21:04by the doc, sir.
21:05It's for 6 p.m. Sunday.
21:06That's today, sir.
21:07I know what day it is.
21:09Oh, McHale
21:10has pulled some
21:11dastardly schemes
21:12in his day,
21:12but this tops them all.
21:13So that's why
21:14he wanted those mothers
21:15to front for one
21:16of his orgies.
21:18It still doesn't
21:19seem possible
21:19that Commander McHale...
21:20McHale, anything
21:20is possible.
21:22Get me, Captain Bryce.
21:23Get me my boat.
21:24I'm going to pick up
21:25a little present
21:26for the Secretary
21:26of the Navy,
21:27McHale in irons.
21:29Gift draft
21:29for Mother's Day.
21:31Yes, sir.
21:31I've been there.
21:32Yes, sir?
21:33You almost went
21:34out the door
21:34ahead of me.
21:42All right,
21:43Binghamton,
21:43now stop playing games.
21:44I demand I know
21:45why you rush me
21:46back out here like this.
21:47I didn't want to spoil
21:48my little surprise,
21:49Captain Bryce.
21:50I want you
21:51and the Secretary
21:51of the Navy
21:52to see just what
21:53kind of a man
21:54McHale really is.
21:55Oh, Captain Bryce
21:56and Captain Binghamton.
21:58Collins,
21:58I didn't expect
21:59you back so soon, sir.
22:01No, I'll bet
22:01you didn't, McHale.
22:03We're here
22:03for your little
22:04Mother's Day party.
22:06Looks like we're
22:07just in time, too.
22:09Hope you've got
22:09plenty of film.
22:10You're going to enjoy
22:11this, Captain,
22:12and so is the Secretary.
22:15McHale,
22:15I'm looking forward
22:17to it, too.
22:26Uh, excuse me, Collins.
22:30All right, Willie.
22:31I'll call your mother
22:32just as soon as I get back.
22:34Thank you, Mr. Boyd.
22:35Bing 12.
22:38No one has bingo yet?
22:40Better call another
22:41number, Junior.
22:43Chuck.
22:45Pete, have another sandwich.
22:47Beverly likes a man
22:48with meat on his bones.
22:52Who's Beverly?
22:54Some girl Mrs. Gruber
22:55wants me to meet.
22:57You were so right,
22:59Binghamton.
23:00Your surprise
23:00was worth seeing
23:01for myself.
23:03McHale,
23:03you ought to be
23:04congratulated.
23:05What an unselfish gesture,
23:07sharing your mothers
23:08with the rest of the fleet.
23:09Well, thank you, sir.
23:11I'm sending a message
23:12to the Secretary
23:12of the Navy
23:13commending you both
23:14for this operation.
23:15Well, what are you
23:16standing there for, Collins?
23:17Start snapping.
23:20Not good, sir, huh?
23:21Well, McHale,
23:22you got away with it again.
23:25Oh, uh...
23:26Captain Binghamton!
23:27Come, have a piece of fruit.
23:30Maybe we should get
23:30a piece of fruit, Captain.
23:31No, I don't want
23:32a piece of fruit.
23:33Oh.
23:34Captain.
23:37By the way, Captain,
23:39are you married?
23:40Yes.
23:41Too bad
23:42that I have a girl
23:43for you.
23:44Oh, jeez, Captain, jeez.
23:47Bye-bye!
23:53Bye-bye!
23:53Bye-bye!
23:54Bye-bye!
23:58Ah, well, there they go, boys.
24:02Oh, come on, Chuck.
24:04Look, they'll probably
24:05be back again for Christmas.
24:07Christmas?
24:07How do you figure?
24:09Well, all you got to do
24:10is write another letter
24:11for Binghamton,
24:12maybe this time
24:12to the President.
24:13Oh, that's our boy.
24:16Aw, come on, Mr. Parker.
24:18All right.
24:19Get you.
24:19Skipper-san,
24:20how long you figure
24:21this war gonna last?
24:24Well, that's hard to say,
24:25Fuji.
24:26Why, you anxious
24:27to get back to Tokyo?
24:28Oh, no.
24:29Groover-san,
24:30your mama says
24:31she have a nice girl
24:32for Fuji
24:33in Ireland.
24:35Ireland?
24:36Wrong Ireland!
24:37New York!
24:39Oh, boy!
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