All the way from the Midwest, Stan (Stan Laurel) and Ollie (Oliver Hardy) find themselves in Paris. When Ollie falls in love with the innkeeper's daughter (Jean Parker), Stan encourages him to propose, which leads to a devastating rejection. After talking to a convincing officer (Reginald Gardiner), Ollie joins the French Foreign Legion to forget her, bringing Stan along. The two are shipped to Morocco, where they soon make a mess of things. When they go AWOL, it only makes matters worse.
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00:04:16dish. She certainly... Yes, sir. Don't call her a dish. She's the girl and I'm going to
00:04:22marry. Get a load of this diamond ring. Boy, it sure is a load. Yes, sir. Say, when are
00:04:36you going to get married? Just as soon as I ask her. Why don't you ask her now? Then
00:04:40we can all go out and celebrate. That's just what I intended to do. We'll get cleaned up
00:04:45and I'll go down and pop the quest. That's a good idea. You sure we'll have a lot of
00:04:49fun now? You sure can pick them. I never saw anything like you.
00:05:22What are you doing with that cushion? Well, I keep on bumping me head. See? Move it in
00:05:32front of the window where you can stand up.
00:06:11How anyone could be so stupid as to stand there and continually bump their head is beyond
00:06:31me. Oh! Why don't you stand in the window? Why don't you mind your own business? Oh. Well,
00:06:41there is always a holiday. Yes, I'm sorry. Papa, it's this. The girls think he's funny.
00:06:47Yes, this funny, yes. But remember, Georgette, you are a married woman and Francoise's little
00:06:54jealous. Oh, Papa, he's not serious. It's just the American way of having fun. Oh, yes, yes.
00:07:00Why me? Well, run along, you girls. Come, come, come, come, come, come, come, come. Francoise!
00:07:15Francoise! Francoise! It's so good to see you. After just a long time, why didn't I just know
00:07:19you were coming? I wanted to surprise Georgette. Where is she? Oh, my darling, Georgette, I've
00:07:37waited every day, every hour, every minute. My poor Francoise. Oh, I've worried about your
00:07:42way out in that lonely post in Morocco. Well, it was lonely, terribly lonely, but that's all
00:07:45over now. I've got great news for you. I've made arrangements for you to join me when I
00:07:49go back. Oh, darling, I'm so happy. I'm so happy. You must be hungry. I'll get you something
00:07:57to eat. Well, how about a nice, cool drink? Well, that's great. It'll just put me in the
00:08:07mood. Yes, sir.
00:08:23Throw it over your shoulder.
00:09:06What can I do for you? My friend and I would like a bottle of wine, and bring three glasses.
00:09:13Three glasses. We thought maybe you'd like to join us. You know, I feel as fidgety as
00:09:20a jitterbug. You do? Yeah. What's the matter? Well, I'm nervous. You know, Stanley, this will
00:09:25be the first time I've ever been married. Say, now's a good time to be. Go on now. Why don't
00:09:34you? Go on, tell her. What's the matter, you sis? I'll tell her for you. I know just how
00:09:40you feel. Let me fix it for you. I can fix it. Just see. Say, he's got something to tell
00:09:46you. Something to tell me? Yeah. He's nuts about you. Nuts? Just plain nuts. Oh, wait.
00:09:58No, I don't mean that. I mean he's crazy about you. He's going to marry you. Aren't you,
00:10:03Charlie? Go on. Stop talking. You want to marry me? Well, that is, if you don't mind.
00:10:14I must hear you make fun of me. No, he's not kidding. He's on the level. Aren't you,
00:10:19Charlie? Why, certainly. I was never more sincere in my life. That's very nice of you, I'm sure.
00:10:28But that can never be. Oh, won't you give me one chance, Georgia? Go on. Why don't you?
00:10:35Is there someone else? Oh, yes. Very much so. I'm so sorry.
00:10:53Well, that's that. No use crying over split milk. Well, I guess we'd better be going,
00:10:59eh? Come on, we'll... You go ahead. What's the matter? Aren't you going out with me?
00:11:04I want to be... I want to be alone.
00:11:50It won't be long, darling. No, darling, but it's absolutely necessary. I report to headquarters.
00:11:54Are you back right away? Just as quick as I can.
00:12:05Don't worry about it. You'll get over it, all right.
00:12:18To think that this would happen to me. Just at a time in my life when I needed something real.
00:12:27Something wholesome. Something tender.
00:12:33Why don't you try a nice, fat, juicy steak? That'll make you feel better if you have something to eat.
00:12:38You don't understand.
00:12:42Get me some smelling sauce.
00:12:46Oh.
00:12:49Oh.
00:12:53Oh.
00:13:00That better than another.
00:13:02Oh.
00:13:05Get!
00:13:06Come on, come on!
00:13:07Get!
00:13:08Come on, come on!
00:13:11Get!
00:13:11Get!
00:13:27Put some water on my head.
00:13:38Get a towel.
00:13:49Is there anything else I can do for you?
00:14:08Yes.
00:14:09Leave me alone.
00:14:13Don't talk to me like that after all the hospital I've given you.
00:14:16Try to give you a candy and nice fat juicy steak.
00:14:20I've waited on you with your hands and feet.
00:14:23Try to tell you there's plenty more girls.
00:14:25You don't have to worry about that.
00:14:29If I felt as bad as you, I'd go and drown myself.
00:14:35Stanley, you've given me an idea.
00:14:37What?
00:14:37I'm going to follow your advice.
00:14:39Good.
00:14:40And drown myself.
00:14:42Oh, wait a minute now.
00:14:43Listen, I was only kidding.
00:14:44This is no time for kidding.
00:14:47I know, but don't you think you ought to think it over?
00:14:49Have you ever been drowned before?
00:14:50I have thought it over.
00:14:51And since Georgette has given me the air, I have nothing left to live for.
00:14:56Oh, don't be silly.
00:14:57What do you mean, don't be silly?
00:14:59This is a far, far better thing I do now than I have ever done before.
00:15:05Where have I been?
00:15:06Stanley, don't you?
00:15:07Oh, my God.
00:15:59Oh, my God.
00:16:11Well, goodbye, Ollie.
00:16:12Goodbye, Stan.
00:16:13Good luck.
00:16:14Where are you going?
00:16:16Well, I don't want to get my name dragged into this.
00:16:28What's this for?
00:16:29Now, when I count three, we'll both jump in.
00:16:32What have I got to jump in there for?
00:16:34I'm not in love.
00:16:36So that's the kind of a guy you are.
00:16:38After all I've done for you, let me jump in there alone.
00:16:40Do you realize that after I'm gone that you just go on living by yourself?
00:16:46People would stare at you and wonder what you are, and I wouldn't be here to tell them?
00:16:53There'd be no one to protect you?
00:16:55Do you want that to happen to you?
00:17:00I never thought of that.
00:17:02I'm sorry if I hurt your feelings, Ollie.
00:17:05I didn't mean to be so dispolite.
00:17:07That's all right, Stanley.
00:17:09Let bygones be bygones.
00:17:11This is going to be easier than you think.
00:17:14Now, move this over here for me.
00:17:30Don't do that.
00:17:33Are you ready?
00:17:35Goodbye, Ollie.
00:17:37Goodbye, Stanley.
00:17:41One.
00:17:43Two.
00:17:44Ollie.
00:17:45What?
00:17:46I just thought of something.
00:17:47Listen.
00:17:48Do you remember once you were telling me that when we passed away, we'd come back on this
00:17:53earth in some other form, like a bird or a dog or a horse or something?
00:17:57Oh, you mean reincarnation.
00:17:58Yeah, yeah, that's it.
00:18:00Well, now that we're going to go, what would you like to be when you come back?
00:18:04I don't know.
00:18:05I've never given it much thought.
00:18:07I like horses.
00:18:09I guess I'd like to come back as a horse.
00:18:11Huh.
00:18:12What would you like to be when you come back?
00:18:14Oh, I'd rather come back as myself.
00:18:16I always got along swell with me.
00:18:18You can't come back as yourself.
00:18:21Now, come on and stop wasting my time.
00:18:24Are you ready?
00:18:26Goodbye, Ollie.
00:18:27Goodbye.
00:18:29One.
00:18:31Two.
00:18:32Ollie.
00:18:33Just thought of something.
00:18:36Do you think the water's deep enough?
00:18:38Maybe you might bump your head if it isn't just...
00:18:41Well, I never thought of that.
00:18:54What?
00:19:06Oh, my God.
00:19:21Oh, termites.
00:19:29Hey, we can't jump in there.
00:19:33There's a fella watching us.
00:19:39What are you trying to do?
00:19:40Talk me out of this.
00:19:41I came here to jump in this river, and that's what we're going to do.
00:19:45Now, you quit this horsing around, or I'll jump in without you.
00:19:48Don't leave me, Ollie.
00:19:49Well, are you ready?
00:19:51All right.
00:19:51Goodbye, Ollie.
00:19:52Shut up.
00:19:54One.
00:19:56Two.
00:19:57Lovely, gentlemen.
00:19:58What seems to be the trouble?
00:20:00Well, if you don't mind, we're going to jump in the river.
00:20:03But why commit such a foolish action?
00:20:05Well, surely your troubles can't be as bad as all that.
00:20:08Well, that's what I've been trying to tell him.
00:20:10All because he fell in love with a dame.
00:20:12Now, isn't that silly?
00:20:14No woman is worth that.
00:20:15I should say no.
00:20:16You haven't seen her.
00:20:18If you knew her as I know her...
00:20:20I understand, but don't forget there are plenty more fish in the sea.
00:20:24He's not in love with a fish.
00:20:25It's a girl, is he?
00:20:27Look, look, that's just an expression, my friend.
00:20:29Oh, I realize perfectly how you feel, but you've too much to live for.
00:20:33Sure, you've got your dog, and it's me, and...
00:20:35Life is too precious to throw away on account of some woman who probably isn't worthy of you.
00:20:40He's right, Ollie.
00:20:42She's worthy, all right.
00:20:43But there was another man.
00:20:45And if I could meet him face to face, would I, to him, would be nobody's business.
00:20:50Yes, sir.
00:20:52Well, advice is cheap.
00:20:54Maybe if you've listened to my suggestion, you'll probably dissolve.
00:20:57What is your suggestion?
00:20:58Join the foreign legion.
00:21:01What for?
00:21:02To forget.
00:21:05Say, that's not a bad idea, Ollie.
00:21:07Better than jumping in here, you could forget in all our troubles.
00:21:10You're right, Stanley.
00:21:11Thank you, mister, for telling us.
00:21:13It was a pleasure.
00:21:13Goodbye, and good luck.
00:21:15Goodbye.
00:21:16Gee, that's great, isn't it?
00:21:18Now we don't have...
00:21:19Say, we can't join the foreign legion.
00:21:21We've got to be back in Des Moines on the 17th.
00:21:24Well, you ready?
00:21:26One.
00:21:27Just a minute, Ollie.
00:21:27Hey, mister.
00:21:29If we join the foreign legion, how long will it take him to forget?
00:21:33No time at all.
00:21:34Just a matter of a few days.
00:21:37Well, that's from a plenty of time.
00:21:39Now we don't have to worry about it.
00:21:41Say, we won't need this, will we?
00:21:43No.
00:21:43Come on.
00:21:45Come on.
00:21:49Oh, my God.
00:22:16Oh, my God.
00:22:55Oh, my God.
00:22:56Right shoulder hurt.
00:23:00Present hurt.
00:23:06Order hurt.
00:23:13Take command, Captain.
00:23:16Lieutenant, close order drill for the first patrol.
00:23:18Very well, sir.
00:23:30These clothes sure don't fit you very well, do they?
00:23:32Oh, they'll be all right for now.
00:23:34We only use them for a few days until I begin.
00:23:37That's right.
00:23:37Left time.
00:23:40Left.
00:23:42Right shoulder hurt.
00:23:47Watch out.
00:23:50Watch out.
00:23:53Watch out.
00:23:54Watch out.
00:23:56Right shoulder hurt.
00:24:10Watch out.
00:24:14Watch out.
00:24:17Watch out.
00:24:19Watch out.
00:24:22Watch out.
00:24:36Hold.
00:24:36Ollie, look.
00:24:38Well, blow me down.
00:24:41What a small world.
00:24:43Well, we followed your advice.
00:24:44Yes, but nothing's happened yet, has it, Ollie?
00:24:46Show these men to the commandant.
00:24:48Yes, sir.
00:24:49Well, we'll be seeing you.
00:24:51Yes, take care of yourself.
00:24:52Gee, Ollie, don't he look good?
00:24:54Good, does.
00:24:56Hey, hey.
00:24:57Where are you going to have dinner?
00:25:01Genshaw.
00:25:05Bye.
00:25:19Good morning.
00:25:21I'll now assign you to your duties.
00:25:23Reveille at five, you dress quickly,
00:25:25make up your bunks and get ready for inspection.
00:25:28Inspection until seven.
00:25:29Ten minutes for breakfast.
00:25:31You drill until one and march until four.
00:25:35What about Lance?
00:25:36You'll have that while marching.
00:25:39You have inspection until six.
00:25:41Fifteen minutes for mess, kitchen duties until ten,
00:25:44inspection until eleven, then taps.
00:25:46That is all.
00:25:48We have to do all that.
00:25:49You won't have time to forget.
00:25:51Why don't you tell him?
00:25:51Uh, how much do we get for all this work?
00:25:55One hundred centimes a day.
00:25:56Well, that's not bad.
00:25:58Uh, how much is that in American money?
00:26:01Oh, American money?
00:26:03Well, it's equivalent to about three cents a day.
00:26:06Of course, it varies with the rate of exchange.
00:26:08Well, how much do we get for overtime?
00:26:10There ain't gonna be any overtime.
00:26:13If you think that you're gonna get that much work out of me for three cents a day, brother,
00:26:18you are crazy.
00:26:20Is that so?
00:26:22Absolutely.
00:26:23Yeah, and that goes for me, too.
00:26:26Because we don't work for less than twenty-five cents a day, do we, Ollie?
00:26:30Uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh,
00:26:40uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh,
00:26:56uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh,
00:27:00uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh,
00:27:00uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh,
00:27:00uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh
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00:30:18Get back to her!
00:30:28Get back to her!
00:30:43Haven't I got enough trouble without you making it tougher?
00:30:46Well, it's your own fault.
00:30:48If you hadn't fallen in love with Georgette, we wouldn't be here.
00:30:51Wouldn't have to...
00:30:51Will you stop reminding me of that?
00:30:54But here I am trying to forget and you keep talking about it all the time.
00:30:57Now here's another day wasted.
00:31:00Well, maybe you don't try hard enough.
00:31:02If you can't forget, why don't you try and pretend to forget?
00:31:06How can anybody pretend to forget?
00:31:09Well, I know if it was me, I'd sit down and relax.
00:31:12I'd close my eyes and I'd concentrate and I'd think of nothing.
00:31:16Wouldn't be long then. That's what I'd do.
00:31:18Say, I think you've got something there.
00:31:20I know I've got something.
00:31:22Why don't you take a whirl at it?
00:31:29Why don't you take a whirl at it?
00:31:29Now don't think of anything.
00:31:31I won't.
00:31:33I know it's tough to forget a swell gal like that.
00:31:37Gorgeous hair and lovely eyes.
00:31:41Beautiful teeth.
00:31:44Ruby lips.
00:31:47Gorgeous.
00:31:50I can see her now
00:31:54So can I
00:31:56Will you shut up
00:31:58How can I concentrate when you keep talking about her all the time
00:32:02Now keep quiet
00:32:03Let me alone
00:32:04Now sit down
00:32:30Hey Ollie
00:32:31If you don't stop bothering me
00:32:33I'm going to punch you in the nose
00:32:36Didn't I
00:32:38Tell you to quit that
00:32:48You'll hear about this later
00:33:08Hey Luggs
00:33:09When you get through with that washing
00:33:11The cook wants you to manicure them vegetables for tomorrow's stew
00:33:14I beg your pardon
00:33:15You heard
00:33:19Well can you beat that
00:33:21How do you think we're going to do all this washing
00:33:23Stanley I feel something coming over me
00:33:25You do
00:33:26A miracle has happened
00:33:31What
00:33:31I've completely forgotten
00:33:33You mean you've forgotten Georgette
00:33:35Who's Georgette
00:33:37Gee that's swell
00:33:38Now we can finish the washing and we can go home
00:33:40Finish nothing
00:33:42We're going now
00:33:46Now you're talking
00:33:48Absolutely
00:33:52And I found them asleep
00:33:53And when I told them to go back to work
00:33:55They threw wet laundry in my face
00:33:59Oh they did eh
00:34:00Well I'll show them what it means to disobey my orders
00:34:06Goodbye
00:34:07Bye
00:34:08Goodbye
00:34:09Gee I'm sure glad to get out of this joint
00:34:11Me too
00:34:12Have you got everything?
00:34:14Uh huh
00:34:14Now we'll go over to that commented guy
00:34:16And tell him we're through
00:34:17And at the same time
00:34:18I'll give him a piece of my mind
00:34:19I don't blame you
00:34:20Three cents a day
00:34:22Ha
00:34:22Left time
00:34:25Left
00:34:32Turn out the guard and place them both under arrest
00:34:34Yes sir
00:34:48Say what's the big idea of keeping us waiting?
00:34:55You know what?
00:34:56What?
00:34:56He's not here
00:34:57Well of course he's not here
00:34:58Well let's go look for him
00:35:00Look nothing
00:35:00I'll leave him a note
00:35:01Oh I wouldn't bother to leave him a note
00:35:03Just leave him a P.S.
00:35:05Good enough for him
00:35:13I'll leave him a P.S.
00:35:39Now he can put that in his pipe and smoke it
00:35:43Maybe he doesn't smoke a pipe
00:35:44Well whatever he smokes it
00:35:46Well you've got to be careful about those things
00:36:10What did you say in the note Arlie?
00:36:12I said plenty
00:36:13And if I could have spelled raspberry
00:36:15I'd have told him a lot more
00:36:17That'll learn him
00:36:17Three cents a day
00:36:19Right
00:36:39Never during my army career have I been so grossly insulted
00:36:43Just wait till I get my hands on him
00:37:09Attention
00:37:10Captain
00:37:11Twenty-four
00:37:21One
00:38:23I ain't had no loving since January, April, June or July.
00:38:31Snow time, say no time to stay outdoors and spoon.
00:38:39Shine on, shine on, harvest moon for me and my gal.
00:38:47I ain't had no love for me and my gal.
00:39:21I wonder what time the train leaves for Paris.
00:39:24The sooner the better for me.
00:39:25Say, which way to the depot?
00:39:27Just around the corner.
00:39:30Goodbye.
00:39:33Let no one pass through that gate, no matter what happens.
00:39:37Yes, sir.
00:39:44Come on.
00:39:46Say, we're not going to take a plane, are we?
00:39:49I should say not.
00:40:04I wonder what keeps them up.
00:40:05I don't know, but I know what keeps me down.
00:40:09Me too.
00:40:11Good old terracotta for me any time.
00:40:14Promiscously.
00:40:14Good old terracotta for me any time to stay there.
00:40:37Come on.
00:40:39Come on.
00:40:40Come on.
00:40:41Come on.
00:40:43Come on.
00:40:43Come on.
00:40:45Could you tell us the way to the railroad depot?
00:40:49It's your hobby.
00:40:52Georgette.
00:40:52So you've changed your mind.
00:40:55Darling, I forgive you everything.
00:40:58Say, I thought you said you'd forgotten her.
00:41:00Don't be silly.
00:41:01How could I forget my little Georgette?
00:41:05Oh, dear.
00:41:06I understand.
00:41:08Stanley, we wish to be alone.
00:41:10Come on.
00:41:12Go ahead.
00:41:21Darling.
00:41:24Oh, this is...
00:41:31Oh, please.
00:41:32Please, let me give you a hug.
00:41:34What's the big idea?
00:41:36The idea is that this lady happens to be my wife.
00:41:38Oh, is that so?
00:41:41Your wife?
00:41:42Yes, you would-be homewrecker.
00:41:44Fransman.
00:41:45Fransman, please don't hear me not understand.
00:41:46Kindly step into the car, my dear.
00:41:48I want to speak to this gentleman alone.
00:41:52Now, once more, I'm going to give you a piece of advice.
00:41:54Keep away from my wife.
00:41:56If I ever see or hear of you being in her presence again,
00:42:00I'll see to it that your worthless carcass lies sizzling in the desert sun
00:42:04at the mercy of the vultures.
00:42:06You understand?
00:42:07Yes, sir.
00:42:10Yes, sir.
00:42:17Hey, mister.
00:42:18You don't have to worry about us.
00:42:20We are leaving right now.
00:42:21Aren't we, Ollie?
00:42:22We certainly are.
00:42:23Yes, sir.
00:42:25Fall in.
00:42:26Where's the toll?
00:42:27Fall in.
00:42:29What do you mean, fall in?
00:42:31We're through.
00:42:31Can't you get our note?
00:42:33Yes, I got your note, and when you signed it,
00:42:35you signed your own death warrant.
00:42:36You're under arrest for desertion.
00:42:38Now, fall in.
00:42:42Throw them into jail and have the guard to keep a close watch on them.
00:42:45Yes, sir.
00:42:46Fall in.
00:42:47Back.
00:42:58Oh, two deserters.
00:43:01Deserters, eh?
00:43:03Come on.
00:43:03I'll show you to your suite.
00:43:10Get in.
00:43:12Hey, come on.
00:43:13Get in.
00:43:16Don't push me.
00:43:18Revolution, eh?
00:43:25I'll see you at sunrise.
00:43:27I'll, um, um, I'll show them where to get off at.
00:43:32Well, what did we do?
00:43:34What did you do?
00:43:35Why, you know...
00:43:38Get in there.
00:43:41Get in there.
00:43:47Hey, mister.
00:43:49What?
00:43:50You forgot your keys.
00:43:52Look.
00:43:56Why don't you keep your mouth shut?
00:43:58Hmm.
00:44:02Hmm.
00:44:03Hmm.
00:44:12Hmm.
00:44:18Thanks.
00:44:23Hmm.
00:44:28Hmm.
00:44:31The prisoners have been found guilty
00:44:34and will be shot at sunrise.
00:44:42There's a nice pickle we're in.
00:44:44Shot at sunrise.
00:44:46I hope it's cloudy tomorrow.
00:44:49Say, Ollie.
00:44:50What?
00:44:51Do you still want to come back as a horse?
00:44:53I don't care if I never come back.
00:44:58I don't care.
00:45:36I don't care.
00:46:07I don't care.
00:46:14THE END
00:46:53I'll play you another one now
00:46:55Shut up
00:46:58Got to sleep
00:47:06Hello
00:47:35Put that thing down
00:48:06I'll play you another one
00:48:08Well
00:48:09I guess we'd better get some sleep
00:48:12Won't be long for that
00:48:15Suck it
00:48:16Hey
00:48:18What?
00:48:18Get in there
00:48:19What for?
00:48:20Never mind what for
00:48:22Hurry up
00:48:25Come on
00:48:26I can't get you
00:48:28I can't get you
00:48:29I can't let a fella know it
00:48:29Take this care
00:48:30Shh
00:48:31Go ahead
00:48:53Say where are we going?
00:48:55This tunnel leads to the outside wall
00:48:58We're making our escape
00:49:01Well are we allowed to do that?
00:49:04Go ahead
00:49:05I can't get you
00:49:08You'll love to do that
00:49:15Isn't this fun?
00:49:17They don't know where we are
00:49:18It sure is
00:49:20I'm dying with laughter
00:49:21Go ahead
00:49:30See what you've done
00:49:31Now we've got to dig our way out
00:49:35Go back to the cell and get those ten plates
00:49:38I don't want to go back to the cell
00:49:39Will you hurry?
00:49:41This is our last chance
00:49:44What do I have to always do everything?
00:49:50Always me
00:49:51Me
00:49:52What you had to
00:49:55Remember you
00:50:15Bring the prisoners
00:50:18Yes
00:50:24All right
00:50:25Come on you
00:50:26The sun's up
00:50:27Come on
00:50:33Come on
00:50:34Escape
00:50:35What?
00:50:37Give me the commandant
00:50:43Sir
00:50:44The prisoners have escaped
00:50:46What?
00:50:47The prisoners have escaped
00:50:49Then find them
00:50:50Yes sir
00:50:54I want both those prisoners brought back dead alive
00:50:57Call out the entire post if necessary
00:51:01I wonder what time it is
00:51:03How do I know?
00:51:05You should be beyond the wall by now
00:51:08Seems like we've been working
00:51:10I guess you're right
00:51:11We'd better start digging up
00:51:13It's a good idea now
00:51:22Oh stop all this nonsense now
00:51:25Don't you dare go back to Paris again and leave me alone
00:51:27See?
00:51:28Darling
00:51:32Oh bring up a bottle of that special vintage wine from the cellar will you?
00:51:36Yes sir
00:51:38Yes sir
00:51:44You get out of here
00:51:45I'm going to try
00:51:46I'm going to try
00:51:47I'm going to get blessed
00:51:47I'm going to get annoyed
00:51:48And I'm good
00:51:49You're going to try
00:52:06It's not toooo
00:52:18You're going to try
00:52:33I wonder where we are.
00:52:35Maybe some saloon outside the fort.
00:52:45See if the coast is clear.
00:52:47I don't want to see if the coast is clear.
00:52:54I don't want to see if the coast is clear.
00:52:54Come on in.
00:52:59Come on in.
00:53:02What the hell?
00:53:03What the hell?
00:53:30Mr. Maddox, I got first back to the back.
00:53:42Loret, may I come in?
00:53:57Georgette?
00:53:58Yes, dear.
00:53:59Are you all right?
00:54:01Yes, I found him.
00:54:11Yes, dear.
00:54:11Yes, dear.
00:54:17Okay.
00:54:25Yes.
00:54:26Yes.
00:54:49At a time like this, you had to do that.
00:54:54Quick, help me get her on the bed.
00:55:09Quick, get me a glass of water.
00:55:30Look out.
00:55:38Don't do that.
00:55:40What is the meaning of this?
00:55:43What will we say?
00:55:44You think of your story.
00:55:46I've got mine.
00:55:47Don't do that.
00:55:56Don't do that.
00:56:12Don't do that.
00:56:15Don't do that.
00:56:20Don't do that.
00:56:23Don't do that.
00:56:24That's all.
00:56:24Don't do that.
00:56:38The End
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00:58:59Let's cover up the hole.
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01:07:17Hey, Stan.
01:07:19Look, I'm over here.
01:07:25Well, here's another nice mess you've gotten me into.
01:07:33Allie, is that really you?
01:07:36Of course it's me.
01:07:37Gee, I'm glad to see you.
01:07:39Here we go.
01:07:41Here we go.
01:07:42THE END
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