1:03:02
- Mumps.
- Mumps?
1:03:05
Oh, Mother!
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Tony's last day.
1:03:12
Only children have mumps.
1:03:19
You sure you ain't leavin'
nothin' here?
1:03:21
Just my love, Fidelia.
You afraid maybe I'll come back?
1:03:24
I ain't sorry you're goin'.
1:03:26
Now, Fidelia, I always say
nice things about you.
1:03:29
I ain't got no time
for them complimentaries.
1:03:32
Besides, now that Miss Jane
got herself some mumps,
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we need this room
for Miz Hilton and Brig.
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At least give me credit
for good timing.
1:03:40
Don't bother with that.
I'll take it down.
1:03:42
I want to be sure it gets down.
1:03:43
I've got a going-away present
for you, Fidelia.
1:03:47
Here it is.
Always remember, a great master
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devoted some of his last hours
to you before he went off to war.
1:03:58
You like it?
I tried not to flatter you.
1:04:01
Why, Mr. Willett...
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it's just the way
I always wanted to look.
1:04:07
Someday I'll do you in oil.
1:04:10
I haven't much time. I want
to say good-bye to everybody.
1:04:13
You say your farewells.
I'll tote your bag for you.
1:04:16
That's very nice of you.
1:04:17
Mr. Willett, I must
have been stone blind
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not to see what
a lovely gentleman you is.
1:04:23
- Leaving, Lieutenant?
- On my way, Colonel.
1:04:25
I'll tell Miz Hilton
you's ready, Mr. Tony.
1:04:28
I rather envy you,
if I may say so.
1:04:30
We could use you, sir.
1:04:32
In the Navy?
1:04:39
- Good luck, Mr. Willett.
- Thank you, sir.
1:04:43
I guess we have to have a Navy.
1:04:52
- Don't come in, please!
- Don't you want to say good-bye?
1:04:55
I have an awful disease.
1:04:57
Can't scare me.
I'm coming in.