:34:21
Those poor suckers,
Manfredi and Jonson.
:34:24
They got out of Stalag 17 all right,
:34:26
only not quite the way
they wanted to go.
:34:29
Somebody in our outfit was tipping
off the Krauts. Only who was it?
:34:34
The Animal, or Harry, or Hoffy,
or Price, or Blondie or Joey, or Duke?
:34:40
It sure wasn't me.
Maybe it was Sefton.
:34:44
Sergeant J.J. Sefton.
:34:47
It's about time I told you more
about that Sefton guy.
:34:51
If I was a writer,
I'd send it to the "Reader's Digest"
:34:55
for one of those "Most Unforgettable
Characters You've Ever Met".
:34:58
He was a big time operator,
always hustling, always scrounging.
:35:01
Take, for instance, the horse races.
:35:04
Every Saturday and Sunday
he'd put on horse races.
:35:06
He was the sole owner and operator
of the Stalag 17 Turf Club.
:35:10
He was the presiding steward,
the chief handicapper,
:35:13
the starter, the judge,
the breeder and his own bookie.
:35:16
He was the whole works, except I was
the stable boy for five smokes a day.
:35:21
Give me Equipoise.
Ten on the nose.
:35:24
Ten on the nose.
:35:30
- Come on, come on.
- Ten on Schnickelfritz.
:35:33
- Equipoise.
- Schnickelfritz.
:35:35
Come on, boys.
The horses are at the post.
:35:39
- Equipoise?
- Equipoise.
:35:41
Ten on Equipoise.
:35:43
Five on Sea Biscuit. I'll pay when
the Red Cross parcels come in.
:35:47
- No credit.
- Have a heart, Sefton!
:35:49
Sorry, it's against the rules
of the Racing Commission.
:35:51
Any more bets?
Ready, Cookie?
:35:54
- Ready!
- Let them go!
:35:57
And they are off and running
at Stalag 17!