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A Boy, A Girl And A Dog 1946
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00:00:28The
00:01:45How far are you going, soldier?
00:01:46Oh, drop me off anywhere at all.
00:01:54Novelty for me to be picked up.
00:01:56How's that, soldier?
00:01:57I used to hack for a living in New York before I went in the army.
00:02:00Own my own cab.
00:02:01Oh, I see.
00:02:01What's your name?
00:02:03Jim.
00:02:04What's yours?
00:02:05Granny.
00:02:07Was it fun driving the cab?
00:02:09Oh, I don't know.
00:02:10Pretty rugged.
00:02:11But I didn't mind so much because I had an objective.
00:02:14An objective?
00:02:16What's an objective?
00:02:18That's something you're willing to work real hard for.
00:02:21Mine was a farm in Iowa.
00:02:22You must miss your folks.
00:02:24Yeah, I would if I hadn't.
00:02:26You see, I was raised an orphan.
00:02:28I guess the only thing I left home grieving for me was a 1934 Buick.
00:02:32You know, it's funny.
00:02:33I'm really beginning to miss that old jalopy.
00:02:36How to practically give it away.
00:02:37I know just how you feel.
00:02:39I had to give away my dog, too.
00:02:41Well, I guess we all have to give up something in the war to make the enemy give up.
00:03:03X-prey, X-prey, read all about it.
00:03:06Read all about the new invasion.
00:03:08X-prey, X-prey, read all about it.
00:03:11Hey, look out.
00:03:15You want to get killed?
00:03:19Hey, kid, come here and get your dog.
00:03:21You're holding up traffic.
00:03:22Come on.
00:03:23Come on.
00:03:24But listen to this dog.
00:03:26Well, take him.
00:03:27Get him out of here now.
00:03:29Hurry it up.
00:03:30Okay, but he ain't mine.
00:03:32Oh, now run along.
00:03:34All right, let's get this traffic out of here.
00:03:37All right, you move on.
00:03:38Let him go back.
00:03:42You little mutt, you might have got killed.
00:03:51I'll beat it where you belong.
00:04:17Come on home, you dumb mutt.
00:04:18I can't take you home with me.
00:04:37Now quit following me, will ya?
00:05:09I'll beat it.
00:05:34We are the new tenants moving into Apartment V. I'm Mrs. Hamilton.
00:05:37Glad to meet you, ma'am. I'm Mr. Adams.
00:05:40Oh, yes. Well, Mr. Adams, will you please take the things from the back seat?
00:05:44Let me help you, Papa. I'm used to giving Dorman a hand.
00:05:46Oh, I ain't one of the family. I'm just the guest they picked up.
00:05:49And a very welcome one. I'm glad we have a place to invite them to.
00:05:52Yeah, I know just how you feel.
00:05:54I figure I'm kind of lucky to find a place here, Mrs. Earl.
00:06:05That's mine. I like to carry my own thing.
00:06:09All right, Miss. Seeing as it ain't heavy.
00:06:13Hello, Kip.
00:06:14Hello, Grams.
00:06:15What you got there?
00:06:16Nothing. Just something.
00:06:18Well, get yourself a glass of milk.
00:06:20Okay, Grams.
00:06:27Hiccups.
00:06:27What you got?
00:06:28Nothing.
00:06:29What's your hurry?
00:06:30I got to be going.
00:06:32Can I go with you?
00:06:33No, you see, I...
00:06:34Come on, do any of your mother wants.
00:06:35Oh, all right.
00:06:43Your mother invited me to stay over for dinner.
00:06:46Are you sure you didn't have something to do with that invitation?
00:06:51Of course. I like soldiers.
00:06:53You like soldiers, huh?
00:06:54Come on, let's go.
00:07:23Oh, my God.
00:08:18Hello, this is Mrs. Foster.
00:08:21Yes, Mrs. Foster.
00:08:22What's the matter?
00:08:23I couldn't get you.
00:08:26Apartment HB.
00:08:28Yes.
00:08:29Is the janitor there?
00:08:30I want to speak to him.
00:08:31Now, Mrs. Foster, he's not here now.
00:08:33Oh.
00:08:34Well, the moment he comes in, you tell him to come right up to see me.
00:08:37Yes, ma'am.
00:08:42Shhh.
00:08:42Shhh.
00:08:43That old dog, want to get us in trouble?
00:08:45That old thing won't hurt you.
00:08:47It's not a real cat.
00:08:49Oh, gosh.
00:08:50I almost forgot.
00:08:52I bet you're hungry, huh?
00:08:53Let's see what we got.
00:09:04Some milk, how about it, huh?
00:09:15Hey, wait a minute, can't you?
00:09:32Boy, you certainly were hungry.
00:09:57Don't you make a thang?
00:09:58Come on.
00:10:05Hello.
00:10:07What do you want here?
00:10:09Oh, nothing.
00:10:10Just exploring.
00:10:12I always forgot a new house.
00:10:16Did you see my soldier friend?
00:10:18He's staying for dinner with us.
00:10:20Then you ought to go upstairs to him.
00:10:22You're not very polite, are you?
00:10:25Well, this place is private.
00:10:27Just as private as your place upstairs.
00:10:29But I like your place lots better than ours.
00:10:32We don't have nice pipes and things.
00:10:35I bet you and me could have lots of fun down here.
00:10:39Maybe.
00:10:40But me and Gramps just moved in, too.
00:10:43And we're not ready for company yet.
00:10:45Hmm.
00:10:48Hmm.
00:10:49How do you suppose this milk got there?
00:10:52I...
00:10:53I spilled it, that's how.
00:10:55Now, please get out of here.
00:11:02Wha...
00:11:03What are you doing?
00:11:05Nothing.
00:11:07What's your name?
00:11:08Is it Kit?
00:11:09If you know, what do you ask for?
00:11:12Kit, that's nice.
00:11:14Mine's Gwendolyn, and I hate it.
00:11:17I know a lot better name for you.
00:11:19It's a button.
00:11:20You mean short for cutest buttons?
00:11:23No.
00:11:24Button.
00:11:24Short for buttonscape.
00:11:27Hmm.
00:11:28Well...
00:11:28Okay, I'll let you call me Button if you want to.
00:11:32Hmm.
00:11:33You don't know how to take a hint, do you?
00:11:41What a funny uniform.
00:11:43It ain't either funny.
00:11:45It's my Gramps when he was a rough rider.
00:11:49Is this your Dad and Mommy?
00:11:51Yes.
00:11:52They're nice.
00:11:54Where are they?
00:11:55They...
00:11:56They aren't here anymore.
00:11:59Well...
00:12:00Don't you even have any brothers or sisters?
00:12:04No.
00:12:06Why do you have to ask so many blameful questions anyway?
00:12:10I've got lots of things I'm supposed to do.
00:12:13Won't you please go home?
00:12:22What's in here?
00:12:24Nothing.
00:12:25That's Gramps' room.
00:12:29You keep out of that.
00:12:30Say, listen.
00:12:31I know what you're hiding.
00:12:33Where is it?
00:12:34Where?
00:12:35Is what?
00:12:37You know what.
00:12:38And if you don't...
00:12:40I want to talk to you about that leaky faucet.
00:12:43Yes.
00:12:43You don't know, quick.
00:12:44Don't.
00:12:44Don't.
00:12:45Can you show me your dog later?
00:12:46Promise?
00:12:47I didn't say I had a dog.
00:12:48Are you sure, Teddy?
00:12:50Yes.
00:12:51Tomorrow.
00:12:51You know I'm leaving for these tomorrow.
00:12:53And I won't sleep awake for the next six months if I have to worry about all of my fine
00:12:58rugs being ruined.
00:12:59But I told you yesterday, Mrs. Connelly.
00:13:00It was yesterday.
00:13:01Now, don't you come and look at me.
00:13:02It was two days ago.
00:13:04Cross your heart.
00:13:05Cross my heart.
00:13:06But don't you dare tell anyone.
00:13:08What do you think I am at Hatteldale?
00:13:10Oh.
00:13:11Oh.
00:13:11Excuse me.
00:13:13Excuse me.
00:13:20But we're short-handed now.
00:13:22I'm the janitor and the doorman and the engineer.
00:13:24Oh, nonsense.
00:13:25If that leaky doesn't think today, I shall call Mr. Stone and complain about you.
00:13:30But Mrs. Poster.
00:13:36Oh, man can only do so much.
00:13:48Good girl, uniskit住.
00:13:51Okay, give me some stuff.
00:13:51Let's see.
00:13:51Excuse me, let me open the walked out
00:13:51Dookman's.
00:13:52Yes.
00:13:57That was great.
00:13:57What?
00:13:57All right.
00:13:57Who do you use Meek?
00:14:10Téglettes something?
00:14:10I'll hang your coat up, Grams.
00:14:21This ain't no job for me.
00:14:23I'll get some hot water for your feet, Grams.
00:14:26If it wasn't that I needed a place for me and you to live,
00:14:30I'd have told you a thing or two.
00:14:33Seems like that's too hot, Grams.
00:14:36Oh, that's just about right.
00:14:42Every time when Mama goes out, the cat gets on the table.
00:14:45Take a sip, get a sip.
00:14:48Listen.
00:14:49Did you hear something?
00:14:51All those old pipes I get.
00:14:53Every time when Mama goes out, the cat gets on the table.
00:14:57Take a sip.
00:15:00Every time when Mama goes out, the cat gets on the table.
00:15:07Stop, stop.
00:15:08Come here, look at this dog.
00:15:10Come here, you little mutt.
00:15:13Now, don't you know better than to bring that dog into this house?
00:15:16Now, get him out.
00:15:17But, Grams, he hasn't got any home.
00:15:19You can't keep him.
00:15:26Rules is rules whether you like it or not.
00:15:29Well, you want to sprawl everything, you mutt.
00:15:31I wanted him to like you.
00:15:33Now look what you did.
00:15:35Gee, I wish I never saw you.
00:15:40But, Grams, we wouldn't want him to catch corn and die, would we?
00:15:45That's what he'd do if we put him out all night.
00:15:49Feel how soft his ears are, Gram.
00:15:52Hold him.
00:15:53I'll get your slippers.
00:15:54All right.
00:16:12He, he, he, he, he, he.
00:16:20He, he, he, he.
00:16:25Here's your slippers, Gram.
00:16:34Look, look.
00:16:35He's found it, Gram.
00:16:37Found what?
00:16:38My lucky charm.
00:16:40The one Dad gave me before he...
00:16:42Yeah, I know, I know.
00:16:43I lost it, and he found it.
00:16:45His being a foot, Gram.
00:16:47He's gonna be lucky for us.
00:16:48Y'all see.
00:16:49Yep.
00:16:50You've got to learn that life ain't always easy.
00:16:53Old folks know it, and so do dogs.
00:16:55And you've got to learn it sooner or later.
00:16:58I understand, Grams.
00:16:59But can I keep him just for tonight?
00:17:02Well, all right.
00:17:03But nice as he is, you'll have to get him out early in the morning.
00:17:10I keep, Grams.
00:17:28Wake up.
00:17:29Wake up, sleepyhead.
00:17:31It's time for breakfast.
00:17:35Okay.
00:17:50Gee, I'd hate to have to go out in that cold rain with no place to stay.
00:17:56I know just what you're driving at, young fella.
00:17:59Well, all right.
00:18:00But only just the stuff that...
00:18:07You know what I'm going to call him?
00:18:10Lucky.
00:18:10Lucky?
00:18:11Well, now, that's the right, smart name.
00:18:17Attaboy, Lucky.
00:18:29Now, you may as well face it, Chip.
00:18:31He's got to go.
00:18:32Now, eat your breakfast.
00:18:44Morning, Adams.
00:18:45Morning, Mr. Silver.
00:18:46I just had another call from Mrs. Foster about her faucet.
00:18:49She gets fussy like this every year before she leaves.
00:18:51Will you go up and take care of that thing?
00:18:53I fixed it already.
00:18:54I can't work all day for one tenant.
00:18:56I got to swab this, then I got to go out and clean the sidewalks, and I got to...
00:18:59Mr. Adams, I have four other apartment houses to take care of.
00:19:02Complaints all day long.
00:19:03No time to listen to yours.
00:19:04Now, if you feel this job is too much for a man of your age, I'm afraid I'll have to...
00:19:07Lucky, Lucky!
00:19:10Lucky, Lucky!
00:19:19How'd that dog get in here?
00:19:20He's just a stray pup that comes around us.
00:19:22Where'd he come from?
00:19:24He... here.
00:19:25Well, get him out of here.
00:19:26Rats.
00:19:26What?
00:19:27He could chase rats and things.
00:19:29Rats here?
00:19:30No, no, no.
00:19:30There are no rats here.
00:19:31Don't you worry, Mr. Stone.
00:19:32That'll be your worry, not mine, if I find one rat in the Langham Arms.
00:19:36Now, give me that dog, and I'll turn him over to the pound.
00:19:38No, no, I won't.
00:19:40I...
00:19:40I mean, I'm going to find him a home.
00:19:45Bye, Clamps.
00:19:46Bye, Clamps.
00:20:39Now listen, Lucky, I can't find a real room for you to leave to school, so you'll hide
00:20:44and that's when I get back, okay?
00:20:47Hey, double-crosser, I saw you sneaking him out.
00:20:50Fine thing. Cross your heart and then give me the runaround.
00:20:54Runaround? Nothing. I had to hide until I could find him a home.
00:20:58Oh, he's darling. I named him.
00:21:02You named him. I've already named him. His name's Lucky.
00:21:06Lucky. Oh, that's a nice name. We've just got to find a way to keep him.
00:21:12But we can't. You know they won't let us.
00:21:16Good. They're an awful nuisance. They don't let you do things. They give me a pain.
00:21:22Me too. Dogs are wonderful things to have around. But how are we going to keep him?
00:21:28Oh? I get ideas.
00:21:31If you're so smart, let's see you think of something. Let's see ya.
00:21:43Hey, Pop, did you see which way the little Hamilton girl went?
00:21:46No, let me see. Oh, she went across the street and into the park over there.
00:21:50Thanks. Hey, ain't this a juniperous toralosa?
00:21:54I don't know. To me, it's just an ivy.
00:21:56Well, I read about agricultural stuff all the time. And I'm telling ya, this is a juniperous toralosa.
00:22:06Now, Mommy's awfully hard to get around sometimes. But when it comes to my daddy or any other man, they're
00:22:14a cinch.
00:22:15You know, I bet I could even fix things up with your grandfather and Mr. Stone.
00:22:19How?
00:22:21Oh, just by talking and being nice and maybe crying a little.
00:22:25You'll see. You mean you think you could fix it so I could keep the puppy? Maybe?
00:22:31Sure. But not unless...
00:22:33Unless what?
00:22:34Unless I get half of him.
00:22:36Half? Nothing to when I found him, didn't I?
00:22:40Okay, me. I've got to go to school.
00:22:48Hey, Button, wait for me!
00:22:56I knew you'd give in.
00:22:59Alright, but only half of the half.
00:23:02How much is half of the half?
00:23:04Oh, a lot.
00:23:06Okay, a deal. Shake.
00:23:09Hiya, Gwenny.
00:23:11Oh, hello, Jim.
00:23:14I was looking for you, Gwenny, to say goodbye before I went back to camp.
00:23:17Jim, this is Kip.
00:23:19Hiya, Kip.
00:23:20Hiya, Jim.
00:23:21And this is our dog, Lucky.
00:23:23Hiya, Lucky.
00:23:25And we've changed my name to Button.
00:23:27Alright, Button.
00:23:30Say, shouldn't you kids be going to school?
00:23:31Yes, but we've got to decide something about a dog first.
00:23:35Jim, is it true that dogs carry germs?
00:23:40Well, yeah, I guess so.
00:23:42But no more than some people.
00:23:44For instance, a guy on our block.
00:23:46His uncle.
00:23:47He was a butcher.
00:23:48Sneezed on a dog, and in only ten days the dog was dead.
00:23:52The dog died dead?
00:23:55Yeah.
00:23:55He had flu at the time.
00:23:57This guy's uncle.
00:23:58What kind of a dog was it?
00:24:00I don't know exactly.
00:24:02I only knew the guy.
00:24:03One more thing, Jim.
00:24:06You don't think it's right not to let a child have a dog, do you?
00:24:11Oh, uh, no.
00:24:13I don't think it's right.
00:24:15And answer me this.
00:24:17If something is not allowed in an apartment house,
00:24:20is it alright for it to be on the apartment house?
00:24:23On?
00:24:23On the roof.
00:24:25That's a problem.
00:24:27Let me see.
00:24:28And will you do it?
00:24:30Do what?
00:24:31Make him up on the roof.
00:24:33Will you, Jim?
00:24:35Till we can fix things up with Mr. Stone.
00:24:38Who's he?
00:24:39The house manager.
00:24:41Well, a military man can't afford to take any chances.
00:24:47I better look it up my little book.
00:25:00Amazing.
00:25:01There ain't anything here against it.
00:25:04But how am I gonna sneak in me?
00:25:06In your bag.
00:25:08On my clean shirt and things.
00:25:10Well, okay.
00:25:11Pooch, looks like you're my first dangerous mission.
00:25:16Now, you kids better be going along to school.
00:25:18Otherwise, you'll grow up to be like me.
00:25:20Semi-educated.
00:25:23Thanks, Jim.
00:25:24Will you come again soon?
00:25:26Will you promise?
00:25:27Well, it's up to the high command button.
00:25:29But I'll sure try to.
00:25:32I love you, Jim.
00:25:37Goodbye, Jim.
00:25:38Bye, Jim.
00:25:40Goodbye.
00:25:41Don't worry, Pooch.
00:25:43They'll be back soon.
00:25:44I'm not gonna smuggle you in.
00:25:45You're a contraband.
00:26:10I'm gonna smuggle you in.
00:26:13You're a contraband.
00:26:13I know how that is.
00:26:15It's terrible when you lose the grown-ups you love.
00:26:19Button.
00:26:21Do you know what I'll do?
00:26:23I'll give you a whole half of nothing.
00:26:26Really, Kip?
00:26:27Oh, that's super.
00:26:28And you know what I'll do?
00:26:29I'll give you a whole half of my soldiers.
00:26:32Button.
00:26:32But you can't do that.
00:26:34He doesn't belong to you.
00:26:36Why not?
00:26:37When you love someone, they belong to you.
00:26:40And last night he called me sister.
00:26:43So that's like being my brother.
00:26:45And you can have half of him.
00:26:49Gee, think of that.
00:26:52Half of a brother that's in the war.
00:27:06Hey, soldier.
00:27:07I thought you'd left.
00:27:09Yes, I did, didn't I?
00:27:10But I left my toothbrush upstairs.
00:27:13Well, leave your bag with me.
00:27:14I'll take care of it.
00:27:15Oh, thanks.
00:27:15But I'm very finicky.
00:27:17I got like a phobia.
00:27:18I always like to put the toothbrush in the suitcase myself.
00:27:51I'm glad I could trust you.
00:28:17I'm sorry I couldn't get you a fancy leash.
00:28:19That'll be Tanya.
00:28:21This is the best I could find under the circumstances.
00:28:23Yeah.
00:28:27Stay here.
00:28:32Now relax for a second.
00:28:33I'll have you comfortable in a minute.
00:28:37Honey.
00:28:38Give me a hug.
00:28:39Try out your new home.
00:28:42Well, I guess I got your bivouacked till the kids come from school.
00:28:46See you later, Victor.
00:28:54Are you sure you made all arrangements to have my plants taken to the nursery?
00:28:59Yes, ma'am.
00:29:00Koenig's nursery said they'd be here and have those things out within the hour.
00:29:06Will you see who that is, please?
00:29:08Yes, ma'am.
00:29:14Hello, Adams.
00:29:17Ah, good afternoon, Mrs. Foster.
00:29:19Mr. Stone.
00:29:20I just dropped by to wish you a pleasant trip and ask you if everything is all right.
00:29:24Oh, thank you, Mr. Stone.
00:29:25I do hope you don't mind my stealing your doorman to cover up my furniture.
00:29:30Not at all.
00:29:30Not at all.
00:29:31Anything to help out.
00:29:31Is that your taxi waiting outside?
00:29:33Oh, it must be.
00:29:35Oh, dear.
00:29:36Would you mind putting that off for a moment and carrying my bags to the cab?
00:29:39Yes, ma'am.
00:29:55And I want everything in readiness.
00:29:57Just as you say, Mrs. Foster.
00:29:59I shall be back for my lecture to him.
00:30:01Help!
00:30:02Help!
00:30:04Oh, Mrs. Foster, I'm so sorry.
00:30:06Well, I should think you would be.
00:30:07How did that dog get back here?
00:30:09I don't know, sir.
00:30:10I'll have a messenger boy come up and take him to the pound right away.
00:30:12Mrs. Foster, I can't tell you how often I...
00:30:14Oh, come on.
00:30:14There isn't time to talk about it now.
00:30:16Oh, Janitor.
00:30:16When you finish covering up the furniture and moving out the plants, be sure and lock up carefully.
00:30:21Give me that mutt.
00:30:28That's a nice dog you've got there.
00:30:30Well, if you like him, you can have him.
00:30:32Oh, dear.
00:30:33I've got a little boy who'd love him.
00:30:35Well, he don't belong to nobody.
00:30:36Sure, go ahead.
00:30:37Take him.
00:30:37Oh, thanks, honey.
00:30:38Oh, that's all right.
00:30:57Here.
00:31:01You won't find him here.
00:31:03You got me in a heck of trouble.
00:31:06That puppy dirtied Mrs. Foster's dress.
00:31:08And worse, you lied to me.
00:31:10Come here.
00:31:15There.
00:31:16That'll learn you not to lie.
00:31:19Now, pick up that mess and come down.
00:31:25You're all alike, you grown-ups.
00:31:27You don't understand anything, even when you're old.
00:31:30What did you do with him?
00:31:32Mr. Stone took him.
00:31:33Where to?
00:31:34Somebody that'll take care of him.
00:31:36You're not telling me the truth.
00:31:38You'll let Mr. Stone take him to be killed.
00:31:54Here, Lucky.
00:31:55Here, Lucky.
00:31:56Here, Lucky.
00:32:04Oh, gee.
00:32:05You're alive.
00:32:06How'd you get away?
00:32:13Here.
00:32:14Kip, it's just me, Kip.
00:32:16Come on out.
00:32:17Nobody's looking.
00:32:19If Gramps didn't you find me and tell me to come home, I won't.
00:32:23You can go right back and tell him.
00:32:25I won't.
00:32:29Come on out, Kip.
00:32:31We're going to stay right here till we die.
00:32:35Now, listen, Kip.
00:32:37I've got a super idea.
00:32:39Honest, I have.
00:32:41Listen.
00:32:51Here, Sal.
00:32:52All right.
00:32:53Give me Lucky.
00:32:54Here.
00:32:55Come on.
00:32:59Come on.
00:33:10Come on.
00:33:12Gosh, where are we hiding?
00:33:14Maybe in the kitchen.
00:33:16That's a good idea.
00:33:18Come on.
00:33:19He's going.
00:33:36Godchard.
00:33:38Come on.
00:33:40Come on.
00:33:49Don't do that. Somebody will see it move. Just a little. You want anything to smother?
00:33:55Mommy says you must have fresh air to grow. Now, Lucky, you can still as a mouse.
00:34:05Exactly like our kitchen. Didn't I tell you this was perfect for Lucky? It sure is.
00:34:24Mother will certainly miss that. Won't she lick you? How could she suppose I take a thing like that?
00:34:32Anyway, she was going to throw it in the garb. Do you think Lucky can push that door open and
00:34:36get into the other rooms?
00:34:37Oh, he's not strong enough. He's only a puppy.
00:34:42Say, we gotta get out of here. Roms will be looking for me.
00:34:47Look, here. Here's the box for Lucky.
00:34:53You're Lucky, you're Lucky.
00:35:00Lucky?
00:35:01Look him. Lucky getting in bed all by himself.
00:35:05Isn't he smart? Uh-huh.
00:35:07Good night, my little baby. Sleep tight.
00:35:11He ain't a baby. He's a dog.
00:35:16Here's your mouse, Lucky. Now, don't you bark at nothing.
00:35:43Just, just walking around.
00:35:46Well, sit down.
00:35:48Hi.
00:35:51Wheeze! Oh, swell, Gramps.
00:35:56Kip, you and me agreed to eat all these talk matters over, man to man.
00:36:01And I guess I didn't help matters much by flying off the handle.
00:36:05Oh, that's all right, Gramps.
00:36:19Can I have another weenie, Gramps?
00:36:21Gee, you must be hungry asking for another before you finish the first.
00:36:34Hey, Gramps, how big do you suppose Lucky would grow if we'd kept him?
00:36:38Well, no, that's not easy to say.
00:36:40You see, some breeds grow faster than others,
00:36:43and it's hard to tell what breed Lucky was.
00:37:00Lucky, you certainly are getting big.
00:37:04You better not get any bigger or I don't know what we'll do with you.
00:37:11Come on, let's go up on the roof.
00:37:15All right, but first I've got to go and let Mommy know I'm home from school.
00:37:24Oh, hello, Kip.
00:37:26Look who I found waiting for us.
00:37:29Hiya, Kip.
00:37:30Hiya, pal.
00:37:31What do you got there, a mountain lion?
00:37:33No, it's still Lucky.
00:37:34Hold up.
00:37:35I've certainly been disappointed you didn't come sooner.
00:37:38Me too, but you know the Army.
00:37:40And you're a corporal now.
00:37:41Yeah, but I haven't let rank go to my head.
00:37:43I've been to camps all over the country since I seen you last.
00:37:47You know where I'm winding up?
00:37:48In the motor pool of the canine service.
00:37:50Motor pool?
00:37:51Canine service?
00:37:52What does that mean?
00:37:53Motor pool, I drive a truck.
00:37:55Canine is a fancy name for dogs.
00:37:57In other words, I'm going to the dogs in the Army.
00:37:59You mean they have dog soldiers?
00:38:01Sure, for sentry duty messages and stuff.
00:38:06Hey, you know, he's really developed into an excellent mutton.
00:38:11We sneak him down to the park for exercise.
00:38:13You do, huh?
00:38:14Where do you keep him up here?
00:38:18Come here.
00:38:22Should we tell him?
00:38:23He's awful nice.
00:38:24Not like most grown-ups, but he is one.
00:38:27He might find some silly reason for not liking it.
00:38:31You know how they are.
00:38:32I guess we better not tell him.
00:38:38We're awful sorry, Jim, but we can't tell.
00:38:41It's a secret.
00:38:42That's okay, I understand.
00:38:44If you tell anybody a secret, it ain't a secret no more.
00:38:47You almost forgot.
00:38:48I picked up a couple of presents for you on my travels.
00:38:51Here, perfume for you, beautiful.
00:38:53And a jeep for you, pal.
00:38:54Gee, thanks, Jim.
00:38:58Of course, it ain't as big as a regular jeep,
00:39:00but it's based on the same principle.
00:39:02The man told me that came from Paris, France.
00:39:05Oh, Jim.
00:39:08It's super smell.
00:39:12Jim, would you give us another special present, a little one?
00:39:16Well, that depends.
00:39:18I promised Kip I'd get you to play the harmonica for him.
00:39:27I'm glad you asked me.
00:39:28I like it myself.
00:39:31Have you got a favorite number?
00:39:34What is it?
00:39:35I like Farmers in the Dale.
00:39:38He's cool.
00:39:38Salad.
00:39:51Well, ladies and gentlemen, that concludes the concert.
00:39:54Gee, Jim, you play good.
00:39:57What did I tell you?
00:39:59Gee, Jim, I wish you would come and stay with us tonight.
00:40:03But he can't.
00:40:04He told Mommy he'd stay with us whenever he came.
00:40:06But half of him belongs to me.
00:40:08You promised.
00:40:09We each own half of you.
00:40:11How do you like that?
00:40:11I'm cut two ways, subdivided.
00:40:15I'm beginning to understand now how that dog feels.
00:40:17Will you, Jim?
00:40:18Will you stay with me tonight?
00:40:19Well, I'd like to, but I promised Button for tonight.
00:40:23Next time I'll stay with you.
00:40:24Okay, Button?
00:40:26All right, Jim.
00:40:27Don't you think it's about time you paid your respective families a visit?
00:40:30Yes.
00:40:31I guess you better take Lucky back to a sequence of sequence.
00:40:34I didn't hear nothing.
00:40:39Let's peek down and see if the coast is clear.
00:40:42Come on.
00:40:42Okay, come on.
00:41:13Hey, I don't like the looks of this open window, Ben.
00:41:16All right, somebody just forgot to close it.
00:41:18Crummy, John, ain't it?
00:41:19You said it.
00:41:20Let's get out of here.
00:41:21wonderful.
00:41:32Good.
00:41:33Okay,mpany.
00:41:34Good.
00:41:36Thank you, Jim.
00:41:37Ma'am.
00:41:37All right, love.
00:41:53Let's go.
00:42:25Oh, no, Wesley, oh, no.
00:43:10I thought I'd find you here.
00:43:12Good morning, Corporal.
00:43:13Up kind of early, ain't she?
00:43:15Yeah, some sort of a racket that disturbed my slumber.
00:43:17Yeah, the manager phoned, balled me out.
00:43:20Tenants complained about a wild party.
00:43:22Just a couple of drunks in the alley.
00:43:24Sorry it disturbed you.
00:43:25Oh, it was nothing.
00:43:26I'm used to being rudely awakened at the crack of dawn.
00:43:29Yeah, I know what you mean.
00:43:30I'm an old army man myself.
00:43:32Last one?
00:43:33No, no, no.
00:43:34I was with Teddy Roosevelt's Rough Riders in 1898.
00:43:37Oh.
00:43:38I was a sergeant.
00:43:39I stayed in the city, helped my son to the hardware store until he and Kip's mother died.
00:43:46I never did get back to the farm.
00:43:48The farm?
00:43:49Are you a farmer?
00:43:50Born and raised on my father's farm.
00:43:52Well, I guess that would have been mine now, if I'd gone back.
00:43:58Want to know something, Pop?
00:43:59But you've got to promise not to laugh.
00:44:00No.
00:44:01I'm a farmer, too.
00:44:03No.
00:44:04Yeah.
00:44:04That is, I got a down payment on a farm in Iowa.
00:44:08Well, that ain't nothing to laugh at.
00:44:09There's something to look forward to.
00:44:10But it was burglars.
00:44:12I saw them with my own eyes.
00:44:15You know grown-ups, and you know what they all say.
00:44:18Another big sis.
00:44:22They would?
00:44:24Sure, and we'd be in jail for maybe 20 years.
00:44:27Guess we'd better think of something else.
00:44:30It's good at Saturday, and we don't have to go to school.
00:44:33I'll say.
00:44:34Just give me a little time, and I'll get an idea.
00:44:38Gosh.
00:44:39Wouldn't be so good if they found us in the middle of this.
00:44:45I'll sneak Rocky down the back stairs and meet you.
00:44:48You know where.
00:44:51I'll finish picking up the silver.
00:44:54Meet you in five minutes.
00:44:57Come on, Lucky.
00:45:05Did you think of something?
00:45:07No.
00:45:08Well, I did.
00:45:09What?
00:45:10Well, I don't know if you and Lucky will like it or not, but it's the only thing we can
00:45:15do.
00:45:16What is this?
00:45:17Well, last night at dinner, I heard Jim telling Daddy about how the Army gets dogs.
00:45:22You take them to a place called Dogs for Defense.
00:45:25Well, what's that got to do with Lucky?
00:45:28Well, that's my idea.
00:45:30Lucky could join the Army, and then he'd have a home with Jim.
00:45:34Did Jim say that?
00:45:35No, I didn't get a chance to talk to him.
00:45:38He's gone sightseeing.
00:45:40Besides, I wanted to talk it over with you first.
00:45:45Well, he might get hurt.
00:45:47We can go over and take a look at Dogs for Defense.
00:45:50We don't have to give Lucky to him if we don't want to.
00:45:57Well, all right.
00:45:58All right.
00:46:31Jim, you'll take care of him, won't you?
00:46:34Take care of who?
00:46:35What's the matter?
00:46:38Jim, we've given Lucky to Dogs for Defense.
00:46:42You have?
00:46:43Well, that's very patriotic.
00:46:45I'm proud of you kids.
00:46:46But Jim, he's liable to get hurt.
00:46:48Well, everybody's liable to get hurt in a war.
00:46:52There's lots of little kids like you over there, right in the middle of it, getting terrible hurt.
00:46:56And Lucky's going to help me.
00:46:59Don't you think that if Lucky knew about those kids, he'd say, sure, I want to go?
00:47:07Is that why you want to go, Jim?
00:47:10I guess so.
00:47:11I don't like to see nobody getting hurt.
00:47:13Then maybe you could go with Lucky.
00:47:15Well, right now they got me driving a truck.
00:47:17I'd like to be a trainer, but the Army knows what it's doing.
00:47:20You do the job they give you.
00:47:21Still, it's a possibility.
00:47:23Yep, it's definitely something to work on.
00:47:25Well, I'd better be going now, otherwise they'll mark me AWOL.
00:47:28What's AWOL?
00:47:30That's Army talk for playing hooky with severe consequences.
00:47:35Jim, will you try to be with Lucky?
00:47:39Promise?
00:47:40Cross your heart.
00:47:42I promise.
00:48:03All right, driver, any of them get the car sick?
00:48:05That's always obvious, Sergeant.
00:48:07Come on, cuddles.
00:48:08We're going to be pals, I hope.
00:48:10You new here?
00:48:11Yeah, just got transferred.
00:48:14Say, are you a trainer?
00:48:15That's right.
00:48:16Gee, what are you going to do with that?
00:48:18You mean fancy pants here?
00:48:19He's okay.
00:48:20These French poos are one of the best we got.
00:48:23Here, take him away, Joe.
00:48:29Well, look at this sad face, mutt.
00:48:31Looks like he lost his best friend, don't he now?
00:48:33Yeah, maybe he has.
00:48:35Hiya, Lucky.
00:48:36Feeling any better?
00:48:38What's the matter?
00:48:38Don't you know me no more?
00:48:40Don't worry, Lucky.
00:48:41You'll be all right.
00:48:42Hey, Corporal, what's with you and him?
00:48:44He's a friend of a couple of friends of mine.
00:48:47Good dog.
00:48:48The vets will find out.
00:48:49The dog's got to take their physical before we trainers get him.
00:49:00What do you want, Corporal?
00:49:02I'm waiting for the colonel, sir.
00:49:05Do you mind if I stand around and watch, sir?
00:49:06No, not at all.
00:49:07Thank you, sir.
00:49:11Come on, boy.
00:49:12Come on, boy, now.
00:49:17All right, Joe.
00:49:18Take him away.
00:49:19Come on, boy.
00:49:20Get down.
00:49:25Come on, boy.
00:49:26Up you go.
00:49:27Now get down.
00:49:28Get down.
00:49:29Right down.
00:49:30He's a pretty strong dog, ain't he, sir?
00:49:32Well, we'll see.
00:49:37Any rejects today, Joe?
00:49:39No, sir.
00:49:39They're all healthy specimens.
00:49:45Corporal Allen reporting with permission of Lieutenant Miller, sir.
00:49:49At ease, Corporal.
00:49:49What's on your mind?
00:49:51Sir, I was told to ask you about this.
00:49:54What I want to know is, how do I get transferred from the motor pool to dog training, sir?
00:49:58You mean you want to be a dog trainer?
00:50:00Yes, sir.
00:50:00Just like that?
00:50:01Oh, no, sir.
00:50:02I know there are a lot of preliminaries, first things I got to know, but I think I'd be pretty
00:50:06good at it, sir.
00:50:07I'll take it under consideration.
00:50:09Make out your transfer application and I'll sign it.
00:50:12Dynamite.
00:50:12I beg your pardon, sir.
00:50:14I mean, thank you, sir.
00:50:15Remember, I can't make any promises.
00:50:17In the meantime, keep your eye on what a crack trainer like Sergeant Ross is doing.
00:50:22That's all, Corporal.
00:50:24Thank you, sir.
00:50:39Thank you, sir.
00:51:06Hiya, Chuck.
00:51:07Oh, hello, Jim.
00:51:08How's he making out?
00:51:09Not so good.
00:51:11Down lucky.
00:51:13That homesick pussy here is breaking my heart.
00:51:16Listen, lucky.
00:51:17I want to go home to mama just as much as you do, but we can't, see?
00:51:21Do you think you'll get over it?
00:51:22You better get started quick.
00:51:24If they don't get over homesickness in two weeks, you can count them out.
00:51:26Well, can I talk to them?
00:51:27No, that's the first thing you got to learn.
00:51:29No one talks to a dog except the trainer who handles them.
00:51:31It mixes them up.
00:51:33Okay, lucky.
00:51:34Now, do what the nice man says.
00:51:37Down.
00:51:38Oh, what's the use of them?
00:51:40What's impossible?
00:51:41I'll give them a break.
00:51:42Maybe he's off his feet today.
00:51:45Oh, okay.
00:51:46I'll give him another chance.
00:51:47Well, look at our Jim.
00:51:49Right into his sugar.
00:51:51Yeah, you ought to see this little girl.
00:51:53She's beautiful.
00:51:55Well, kids, I am still waiting for my transfer to be a trainer.
00:52:00And I sure hope I get it.
00:52:03Your dog, like me, is...
00:52:10Charge!
00:52:17Hey, Kip!
00:52:18Kip!
00:52:19Kip!
00:52:20What is it, Gramps?
00:52:22I got mail for you.
00:52:23For me?
00:52:24For both of you.
00:52:25I'll read it to you.
00:52:27Dear Kip and Button.
00:52:30Well, kids, I am still waiting for my transfer to be a trainer.
00:52:35And I sure hope I get it.
00:52:37Your dog, Lucky, is in good shape.
00:52:39I see him every day.
00:52:41He is a little homesick,
00:52:43but I am positive he will make a good K-9 soldier,
00:52:49which is my objective, too.
00:52:51Your friend, Corporal Jim Allen.
00:52:54Hooray!
00:52:55Now, there's one thing I want to find out.
00:52:58How in the dickens did you ever find that dog again?
00:53:02I...
00:53:03I guess he just smelled and smelled until he found us.
00:53:07Heh.
00:53:08Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!
00:53:10And, Jim, we want you to know we've been worried
00:53:13since you said he was homesick.
00:53:15And, boy, I am worried.
00:53:17All by the time Mrs. Foster gets back,
00:53:20we'll have everything fixed as good as new.
00:53:23Look at this.
00:53:25No, I mean Lucky.
00:53:27You can't learn nothing if he is homesick.
00:53:30I can't learn nothing when I feel sick.
00:53:33Hmm.
00:53:34We should have explained to Jim how you got to treat Lucky,
00:53:37because he's a very particular dog.
00:53:40That's what I'm trying to do.
00:53:41Explain.
00:53:57Hiya, Chuck.
00:53:58Oh, hiya, Jim.
00:54:00Ah, another letter from your babe, eh?
00:54:01Hey.
00:54:02Ah, forget that mush.
00:54:03I got better news for you.
00:54:05You're elected.
00:54:06Don't tell me my transfer came through.
00:54:08Yeah, this morning.
00:54:10Dynamite!
00:54:11You're not kidding, are you?
00:54:12No.
00:54:13Now that you're a trainer, stand by and watch this.
00:54:16Sure, Chuck.
00:54:16I'm all eyes and ears.
00:54:20You know who it's from, don't you, Lucky?
00:54:22How many times do I have to tell you
00:54:24not to fool around with other trainers' dogs?
00:54:25I'm sorry, Chuck.
00:54:27Come here, Lucky.
00:54:28Now, Lucky's going to take this message back to Steve.
00:54:32Are these the same message callers they use in action?
00:54:35Yeah.
00:54:38Let me go to Steve now.
00:54:56This is the last straw.
00:54:57That mutt's impossible.
00:54:58I'm going to have him rejected.
00:54:59Now, wait a minute, Chuck.
00:55:00It ain't the dog's fault this time.
00:55:01It's mine.
00:55:02I shouldn't have showed him the letter.
00:55:04You mean he got bad news?
00:55:05No, I mean the letters from the kids who owned him.
00:55:07He scented them.
00:55:08I think that's very intelligent.
00:55:10Okay.
00:55:10If you think he's so blamed and intelligent,
00:55:12I'll have him transferred to you tomorrow.
00:55:14And you can try training him.
00:55:15How do you like that?
00:55:16I like it fine.
00:55:18Now, listen, Chuck.
00:55:19Don't get sore at me.
00:55:20But you see, I got a particular reason
00:55:22in seeing that this dog comes out a good soldier.
00:55:31Did I get it in the middle?
00:55:34Right smack.
00:55:35Gee, butt's a good sower, isn't it?
00:55:38Yeah, kind of pretty stars.
00:55:39And they're the finest I've seen in this block.
00:55:42That's what I say.
00:55:43Yeah.
00:55:43Now, come on.
00:55:44Time to go to bed.
00:55:47There.
00:55:53Say, Gramps, do you think Lucky's in the war yet?
00:55:57Maybe.
00:55:58And got the enemy's pants half torn off.
00:56:02Gee, can't you just see him?
00:56:05Crawling up, springing on the enemy, driving him off?
00:56:08Yeah, well, now you calm down and go to sleep.
00:56:11Good night, kid.
00:56:13Say your prayers and go to sleep.
00:56:15Good night, Gramps.
00:56:18Now he's leading me down to sleep.
00:56:26I'm the furor, I'm the furor.
00:56:30That's right, that's right.
00:56:33So sorry, please.
00:56:35Aye, Tojo.
00:56:36Lucky's pattern must be fixed.
00:56:42I'm the furor, I'm the furor.
00:56:44Don't open up the door.
00:56:50Lucky's pattern must be fixed.
00:56:52Don't cut out in here.
00:56:53Take it out, take it out, take it out, take it out.
00:56:55Take it out.
00:56:56Too sorry.
00:56:57I am so proud.
00:56:59Lucky's pattern must be fixed.
00:57:04But in my estimation, we can always count on luck.
00:57:14He's perfectly right.
00:57:16Yes.
00:57:17That's exactly what we wanted to do.
00:57:18Yes.
00:57:21Officer Lucky, the mission is yours.
00:58:01Officer Lucky, the mission is yours.
00:58:18I've got to go right back before Graham slinks up.
00:58:22So you stay proud to me and let me get back from school.
00:58:33Oh, Lucky, why'd you do it?
00:58:37Hey, we haven't got time for that stuff.
00:58:39We've got to do something.
00:58:42Oh, Kip, we can't let them shoot him.
00:58:46Yeah, that's easy to say.
00:58:49But he's done something terrible against the United States Army.
00:58:53And mothers of war, too.
00:58:55That's awful.
00:58:58Oh, Lucky.
00:59:01You've got to think of something, Button.
00:59:04You've got to.
00:59:05Why can't you think of something for a change?
00:59:09All right.
00:59:11I will.
00:59:15How's that for painting on camouflage?
00:59:18Do you think we're doing the right thing?
00:59:23Are we going to go all over that again?
00:59:28The important thing now is that he's going to save his honor.
00:59:31But it can't be just any old country we sent him to.
00:59:34Of course not.
00:59:36It has to be England or Russia or China so that he can fight on our side.
00:59:41But suppose they recognize him and give him up for a disorder.
00:59:45Look at him now.
00:59:47Nobody knows him.
00:59:49Let's go.
00:59:50Oh, okay.
00:59:51Come on, Lucky.
00:59:52Come on.
00:59:54Come on.
00:59:56Come on.
00:59:56Come on.
00:59:57Come on.
00:59:57Come on.
00:59:58Come on.
00:59:58Come on.
00:59:58Come on.
01:00:00Come on.
01:00:00Come on.
01:00:01Come on.
01:00:02Come on.
01:00:02Come on.
01:00:02Come on.
01:00:03Come on.
01:00:04Come on.
01:00:05Come on.
01:00:07Come on.
01:00:08Come on.
01:00:09Come on.
01:00:09Come on.
01:00:09Come on.
01:00:10Come on.
01:00:11Come on.
01:00:11Come on.
01:00:12Come on.
01:01:43Sometimes they will run away, even the good ones.
01:01:46I guess you're right.
01:01:47Well, if they don't turn up pretty soon, I'll go up and have a look around the park.
01:01:50You know, the kids get to playing sometimes.
01:01:52Well, thank you, Sam.
01:02:11Don't you think it's dark enough to sneak him on the freight train now?
01:02:15Almost, but not enough.
01:02:18How dark does it have to be?
01:02:22Oh, awfully dark.
01:02:25There's no good crime, Mary.
01:02:26You call the police.
01:02:27We'll search the neighborhood.
01:02:28Come on, Mr. Adams.
01:02:35Operator.
01:02:35Operator, would you please get me the police?
01:02:51Those kids can't be this far, Sal.
01:02:53We'd better turn back.
01:02:55Okay.
01:02:58Hi, Mr. Hamilton.
01:03:00Hi, Gramps.
01:03:00Hello, Jim.
01:03:02I came to see the kids.
01:03:03Then you'll have to help us find them.
01:03:05Find them?
01:03:05Why, what happened?
01:03:06They're gone.
01:03:07Run away.
01:03:09I'm beginning to get it now.
01:03:11Lucky that dog ran away from the canine camp last night.
01:03:13That's it?
01:03:14That dog again?
01:03:15This is the first I've heard about a dog.
01:03:17The police ought to know this.
01:03:18All right.
01:03:18I'll call them.
01:03:24The police ought to know this.
01:04:06I guess we have to say goodbye to Lucky.
01:04:08Yeah, I guess we'd better.
01:04:11Goodbye, Lucky.
01:04:12Goodbye, Lucky.
01:04:13Hey, you kids get down from there.
01:04:29Now tell me, what were you after in the railroad yards?
01:04:37If you won't answer that, tell me this.
01:04:41Why is your dog all painted up?
01:04:45Now listen, can't you see we won't talk?
01:04:51Clean them good, kids, but leave some hair on them.
01:04:53Winter's coming.
01:04:56I don't want to worry the kids about what might happen,
01:04:59but as one soldier to another,
01:05:01do you think the Army will take Lucky back?
01:05:03Well, going AWOL is a serious offense.
01:05:08I hate to think what would happen to that boy if Lucky failed him.
01:05:14You know how kids are.
01:05:16Yeah.
01:05:17But you know how the Army is.
01:05:18Yeah.
01:05:19They already had Lucky headed for a reject before he went over the hill.
01:05:23No.
01:05:24You see, he was so homesick for the kids, he didn't show up good.
01:05:29And they made things worse by running away.
01:05:32Just when I was getting ready to have them transferred to me.
01:05:35It's going to be tough.
01:05:37But I'm going to talk up harder for Lucky than I've ever talked before in my life.
01:05:42I'm counting on you, Jim.
01:05:44Can't let those kids down.
01:05:48Hey, kids.
01:05:49Ain't you about through prettying that dog up?
01:05:52Yes, Brad.
01:06:00Look at him now.
01:06:02Isn't he beautiful?
01:06:03Yeah, he's a regular pin-up dog.
01:06:06Hey, what do you got there, kid?
01:06:08That's my Lucky charm.
01:06:10He minds good when I use it.
01:06:11Yeah?
01:06:12Do you think I can charm him with it, too?
01:06:14Sure.
01:06:15It'll work for you, too.
01:06:17That's great.
01:06:22Come on down.
01:06:26Sit down.
01:06:36You're right, it works.
01:06:37Hey, Lucky, maybe this is what's been missing.
01:06:39Huh, kids?
01:06:40Yippee!
01:06:43Corporal, how's your AWOL friend coming along today?
01:06:46I'll leave it to the sergeant, sir.
01:06:48He's doing swell, sir.
01:06:49That's fine, men.
01:06:50We'll soon be needing all the dogs we can get.
01:07:01Hello.
01:07:02How are you, Mrs. Foster?
01:07:03I didn't know you was coming.
01:07:04Didn't Mr. Stone tell you I was coming back today?
01:07:07No, ma'am.
01:07:07And I suppose you have at my place ready for me.
01:07:10I'm afraid not.
01:07:11Mr. Stone shall hear about this.
01:07:13Thank you, driver.
01:07:15Take my bags upstairs, please.
01:07:16Yes.
01:07:20Now, remember, I want everything straightened up right away.
01:07:33Oh, my prize Grecian head.
01:07:48Oh, my demand.
01:07:51Torn.
01:07:59Look at that.
01:08:02Who's responsible for this outrage?
01:08:05Well, I don't know for sure, ma'am, but I'm afraid I've got an idea.
01:08:12We'll find out right away.
01:08:14Now, Kip, I called you up here because I want you to tell me the truth.
01:08:20Did you have that dog in here?
01:08:22Yes, Gramps.
01:08:24There.
01:08:25You see, I knew it.
01:08:26But, Mrs. Foster, you ought to be glad he was here because he saved your things.
01:08:31He did, ma'am.
01:08:32He did.
01:08:33Call this saving my things?
01:08:35From the burglars.
01:08:36He drove the burglars off.
01:08:40Are you telling the truth?
01:08:42It was at night, Gramps, when there was all that noise in the alley.
01:08:46It was burglars.
01:08:48Do you expect me to believe this?
01:08:50But it's so.
01:08:51I saw them and we saw the silver.
01:08:54We?
01:08:55I mean, me.
01:08:56Was someone else here?
01:08:57No, Gramps.
01:08:58Only me.
01:09:00But it's the truth about the burglars.
01:09:02Truth?
01:09:03You've done hundreds of dollars worth of damage, you lying little brat.
01:09:07He's only seven years old, ma'am.
01:09:09You needn't say anything more to him.
01:09:12Run along, kid.
01:09:16From now on, it's between you and me, ma'am.
01:09:20Well, you and your kid finally did it.
01:09:22I warned you to get rid of that dog, but no, you wouldn't listen.
01:09:25Now Mrs. Foster's taking it out on me.
01:09:26I told her I'd pay her back.
01:09:28It'll take you 20 years.
01:09:29Skip, Adam.
01:09:31Dad told me about you taking all the blame for Mrs. Foster.
01:09:35What's the big idea?
01:09:38We're partners, aren't we?
01:09:44Don't we go half and half on Lucky and Jim and everything?
01:09:49But I, I...
01:09:52Oh, kid.
01:09:54Yeah.
01:09:55Yeah.
01:09:56Now hold on, Jim.
01:09:57I'll let the kids talk to you.
01:10:01Hey, Jim.
01:10:02Hello, Jim.
01:10:03Hello, Button.
01:10:04Kip.
01:10:05Lucky made it.
01:10:06He's wonderful.
01:10:07Listen, we're shoving off.
01:10:09Where to, Jim?
01:10:11On a boat?
01:10:12I can't tell you exactly how or where, but it won't be on a boat and it won't be on
01:10:17a train.
01:10:17You mean fly?
01:10:19Well, it's a little too far to swim.
01:10:21It's a secret.
01:10:22I got secrets too, you know.
01:10:24Oh, Jim.
01:10:25I wish I was going with you.
01:10:27You kids better stay where you are.
01:10:29We'll be thinking of you.
01:10:31I gotta go now, but wait a minute.
01:10:33There's someone here who wants to say goodbye to you.
01:10:35Goodbye, Jim.
01:10:36Goodbye, Lucky.
01:10:37Goodbye, Jim and Lucky.
01:10:40Goodbye, kids.
01:10:41Don't worry.
01:10:42Lucky may be all right.
01:10:46Oh, Gramps.
01:10:47They're going to the war.
01:10:54We've got somebody over there fighting, so we want to help over here.
01:10:57Oh, that's wonderful of you.
01:10:59But you'll have to wait a few years before you can spare a pint of blood.
01:11:02If I gave a half pint and he gave a half pint, wouldn't that be about a pint?
01:11:08Yes, but we still couldn't get around the rule that you'd have to be over 18.
01:11:12Goodbye, children.
01:11:16Grown-up.
01:11:17Oh, gosh.
01:11:18How do you get over being too young?
01:11:22Oh, gosh.
01:12:04I think Lucky's got something about it over there.
01:12:07Well, take a look ahead.
01:12:09Make it fast.
01:12:10We've got to let them know what's cooking up at headquarters.
01:12:12Okay.
01:12:18I don't see a thing.
01:12:49I don't see a thing.
01:12:55Oh, my God.
01:13:27I'm making out.
01:13:29Okay.
01:13:31Gee, you're bleeding pretty bad.
01:13:33I'd better put on a tenacit.
01:13:46Hey, Pouch.
01:13:47We'll need some plasma.
01:13:49We ain't got him back at the base.
01:13:51Jim, get a runner, Tommy or somebody.
01:13:53Get word back to the base that we're pinned down here.
01:13:56How about sending Lucky?
01:13:57If anybody will get through, my dog will.
01:14:00Okay.
01:14:08Grab on him.
01:14:17Who'd they get?
01:14:21Heaven's a miracle.
01:14:28You better finish.
01:14:31Tell him we're on trail 62 pinned down.
01:14:35It's getting pretty hot.
01:14:36What'll we do?
01:14:37Wait a minute.
01:14:39Fizer attacking force unknown.
01:14:41That's all.
01:14:44We need some plasma badly, sir.
01:14:46Well, then ask for it.
01:14:48Thanks, sir.
01:14:59Don't be lucky.
01:15:01Gotta go duck on the bank.
01:15:02I'll keep you covered.
01:15:04You're all dependent on me.
01:15:05Now go to the truck.
01:15:06Go!
01:15:07Go!
01:15:08Go!
01:15:18Go!
01:15:19Go!
01:15:20Go!
01:15:23Go!
01:15:24Go!
01:15:25Go!
01:15:25Go!
01:15:26Go!
01:15:27Go!
01:15:27Go!
01:15:27Go!
01:15:28Go!
01:15:29Go!
01:15:31Go!
01:15:35Go!
01:15:47Oh, my God.
01:16:12Oh, my God.
01:16:36Oh, my God.
01:16:43Hey, Chuck, here comes your dog.
01:17:04Yeah, I guess it is trouble.
01:17:06Yeah.
01:17:07Come on, Lucky.
01:17:08We're going to the CEO.
01:17:19Message, sir.
01:17:23Send relief to 62.
01:17:25Right.
01:17:25Get me General Headquarters.
01:17:26Right, sir.
01:17:27Vomino.
01:17:28Load that dog with Platinum.
01:17:29Send him back.
01:17:30This is G2, sir.
01:17:32Patrol reports attacking force.
01:17:35Trail 62.
01:17:36Strength unknown.
01:17:38Clock.
01:17:40Right.
01:17:47Good boy.
01:17:47Go.
01:17:56Sergeant, get your men.
01:17:57Join Brown with the other relief group.
01:17:59Come on, honey.
01:18:03Come on.
01:18:04Come on.
01:18:04Come on.
01:18:04Come on.
01:18:05Come on.
01:18:19Come on.
01:18:20Come on.
01:18:22Come on.
01:18:52How are we doing?
01:18:55Not so good. Just told him now.
01:19:00Any sign of your dad?
01:19:02No, not yet, but he'll come.
01:19:03He'll be still alive.
01:19:12You sure have faith in your father.
01:19:15Yeah. Ever since he was a pup, belonged to a couple of kids I'm not.
01:19:25Better take care of them.
01:20:11I found a Vamo.
01:20:14I found a Vamo.
01:20:16I found a Vamo.
01:20:19A Vamo.
01:20:46Lieutenant, here comes Lockie.
01:20:49He's in.
01:20:57Let's go.
01:21:25Let's go.
01:22:09Let's go.
01:22:10Let's go.
01:22:11Let's go.
01:22:17Let's go.
01:22:23Let's go.
01:22:24Let's go.
01:22:31Let's go.
01:22:33Let's go.
01:23:28Let's go.
01:23:52Let's go.
01:24:18Let's go.
01:24:19Let's go.
01:24:20Let's go.
01:24:21Let's go.
01:24:50Let's go.
01:24:52Let's go.
01:24:52Let's go.
01:25:16Let's go.
01:25:20Let's go.
01:25:21Let's go.
01:25:33Let's go.
01:25:41Let's go.
01:25:44Let's go.
01:25:48Let's go.
01:25:50Let's go.
01:26:11Let's go.
01:26:16Let's go.
01:26:17Let's go.
01:26:20Let's go.
01:26:22Let's go.
01:26:22I didn't want to talk straight out in front of Kip, but I don't think I...
01:26:26Look, Gramps, let's analyze this.
01:26:28What do I know about farming?
01:26:30All I know is what I got out of the New York Public Library.
01:26:33But you're young.
01:26:34You're learning the best way, from experience.
01:26:37That's just my point.
01:26:38Don't you count your experience for nothing?
01:26:40There's a lot of difference between theory and practice.
01:26:44We need you, Gramps.
01:26:46Kip, Lucky, and I, we really need you.
01:26:48Well, if you put it that way, I guess you're right.
01:26:51It's a deal.
01:26:52Strawberry Point, here we come.
01:26:57I know.
01:26:58I know you're going to forget all about me, you unlucky.
01:27:02Hear that, Lucky?
01:27:03Hear what she said?
01:27:05How would you like it if Lucky arrived and you'd forget about us?
01:27:09We're still partners, aren't we?
01:27:10We?
01:27:11Yes.
01:27:12And partners stick together, don't they?
01:27:14Yes.
01:27:15Well?
01:27:16But you'll be so far away.
01:27:19Nothing's far away no more.
01:27:21Is it Lucky?
01:27:23All right.
01:27:24I'll come and visit you.
01:27:26And maybe spend summers all summer long with Gramps and Jim and Lucky and me.
01:27:35And when we grow up, we can be together all the time.
01:27:41Promise, Kip, cross your heart.
01:27:44Cross my heart.
01:27:46When we grow up, we can be together all the time and have lots of dogs.
01:27:51Lots.
01:27:52Lots.
01:27:54Lots of them.
01:27:54You bet.
01:27:57Oh, Lucky, you'll always be first.
01:28:01Honest, Lucky.
01:28:03Always.
01:28:04Honest.
01:28:26Join us.
01:28:26She is the chief of the Big将.
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