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Attached to the 15th Regiment.
Didn't I never tell you that?
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No, Uncle Bill!
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Why, we was under fire
for 191 days straight.
:02:07
Yes, sir! And our regiment was decorated
with the Croix de Guerre.
:02:11
You don't say, Uncle Bill.
:02:13
Why, children, I remember when
we come back from France in 1918...
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the flags was flying,
people were cheering.
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- Boy, I'm looking out for us.
- What you got there?
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Book of telephone numbers
I won from Joe.
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Boy, I'm gonna promote us
a couple of gals...
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- for the ball tonight.
- How do you spell "us"?
:02:58
- "U.S."
- You leave off the "S" and worry about you.
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Every time you start to promoting,
that spells trouble.
:03:04
Here we go again.
:03:08
- Did you go to the ball that night?
- We sure did.
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- And did Gabe promote you a girl, Uncle Bill?
- No, he didn't...
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but he promoted everything else-
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a girl for himself,
a big limousine and a chauffeur.
:03:19
We sure went there in style.
:03:21
This must be General Pershing coming.
:03:22
This must be General Pershing coming.
:03:25
Can't be, because
General Pershing's a blond.
:03:29
Well, boy, here we are,
and I'm gonna Lindy Hop down.
:03:32
Boy, I'm gonna carry on. Come on, honey.
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Come back at 12:00, my man.
:03:38
Come on, honey.
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Yes, you.
:03:42
Cousin Jake,
what you want this time?
:03:44
What you keep on calling me for?
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I'm sorry, Gabe.
I can't come back and get you.
:03:49
- Why?
- The boss wants to use the car at 7:00.
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But, Cousin Jake,
how we gonna get home?
:03:53
How'd you get uptown
from the ship this morning?
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- Walked.
- Right there's your answer.