:46:02
I'll look forward to it.
:46:04
Well, I'd better be going.
:46:07
- Good-bye, Miss Hilton.
- It's nice to know you.
:46:09
So long, and next war,
come into the Navy.
:46:11
Thanks. Thank you, sir. I will.
:46:14
Well, good-bye.
:46:16
That seems like
a very nice boy.
:46:18
- Yes, he is a nice boy, but...
- Now, Jane.
:46:22
You take the word
of your old Uncle Tony
:46:24
and be kind to that boy
the next time he comes here.
:46:26
- Well, he's nice enough, but...
- But what?
:46:29
Well, he's so young.
:46:31
Besides, he isn't
even an officer.
:46:34
Why, Jane, I'm surprised at you.
:46:35
Those are the boys
who do the fighting,
:46:37
and largely for their dreams
of girls like you.
:46:41
Far be it from me
to run down officers.
:46:44
You go right on advertising us.
Every little bit helps.
:46:47
- Tony, I wish...
- What do you wish, little Janie?
:46:50
I wish I were 27.
:46:55
Now, that's a coincidence.
So do I.
:46:58
Where's that Brig?
Do you suppose she ran out on us?
:47:01
I've got a nickel bet with her
on Twenty Questions.
:47:28
Good evening, Mrs. Hawkins.
Let me help you down.
:47:31
My, but you're strong, Lieutenant!
:47:35
Here, men,
help the young ladies.
:47:37
Yes, sir!
:47:43
Mrs. Hawkins,
I'm so frightened.
:47:45
There's nothing to be frightened of.
Just go in and dance.
:47:48
This here vehicle
got Susie Fleming aboard?
:47:53
But a boy named Spencer
was supposed to meet me here.
:47:57
Come on. Just go into the cloakroom
and they'll give you your nametag.