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00:04:30You asked for it. The old one, too.
00:04:55For the love of Pete, what is it, an invasion?
00:04:58Hey, you kids, cut it out!
00:05:00Don't you know there's sickness in the neighborhood?
00:05:03Or will be!
00:05:08Come on! Come on up here! Come on!
00:05:10What are you...
00:05:13Oh, it's you again, eh?
00:05:15Oh, I got sore about someone made a pass at me.
00:05:18So I let him have it.
00:05:19Eh?
00:05:20There's nothing really wrong, sir.
00:05:21We were only training.
00:05:22Guess it maybe did look like the real thing.
00:05:25Training, eh?
00:05:26Say, you're new here.
00:05:28What's your name?
00:05:29Officer.
00:05:35He's Henry. Henry Tate.
00:05:37He's my boy.
00:05:38Nice lad.
00:05:40But the training he'll get from this hoodlum won't do him much good.
00:05:43Now get off the premises.
00:05:45And stay in your own backyard.
00:05:47Now, come on, get going.
00:05:48Oh, Henry!
00:05:50Coming, Mother!
00:05:51Come on, here.
00:05:52Get in your own yard and stay there!
00:05:56Who started it, Henry?
00:05:58Oh, he wanted to make a fort out of our trainer and raid it.
00:06:02Wish my nose didn't bleed so easy.
00:06:07Where have you been?
00:06:09Where were you during the fight?
00:06:11You went off and left me, huh?
00:06:17Hello.
00:06:18How do you do?
00:06:19The policeman's right.
00:06:21Spike's my son.
00:06:22And he's a bad influence for any boy.
00:06:25It was nothing.
00:06:26They're just boys playing.
00:06:28I hope you won't scold him.
00:06:30Scold?
00:06:31A beat-in wouldn't help him.
00:06:33He's past all that.
00:06:35You live right across the alley there.
00:06:38If you drop in, we might think of some way to keep our boys occupied and off the streets.
00:06:45Nothing but a jail would ever keep him off the streets.
00:06:56Henry, they couldn't hurt that old trailer.
00:06:58Why didn't you let the boys play with it?
00:07:00That's our home, Ma.
00:07:02Can't never tell them Paul decided to move on again.
00:07:05Don't say that.
00:07:06Don't even think that.
00:07:08Why, it's the first time we've ever had a place fit to live in.
00:07:11First time we've ever had linoleum on the kitchen floor.
00:07:14Curtains and real-looking glasses.
00:07:18And we don't have to walk miles over the prairie just to see another human being.
00:07:22So we don't go crazy from being lonesome.
00:07:24I don't ever want to move away.
00:07:26I don't ever want to leave here.
00:07:29It's quite lonesome here.
00:07:31I can't even put up with her.
00:07:33It's good to hear somebody laugh for a change.
00:07:35She sure laughs easy.
00:07:37Henry, you've got to learn to tolerate folks.
00:07:41Everybody has good points.
00:07:43You've got to be patient with humans, same as with animals.
00:07:46There's a side to humans, too.
00:07:48You never fool around with a bull.
00:07:50Wish you got a stick for the ring in his nose.
00:07:54You're worried about that boy Spike.
00:07:56I should say not.
00:07:58He's not a bull.
00:07:59He just thinks he is.
00:08:01I'll find a way to make him like me.
00:08:03If I want him to like me.
00:08:05Do you know how much money I made in three days, son?
00:08:08No.
00:08:09Look.
00:08:10Oh!
00:08:11And next week I'm on full-time.
00:08:14We can have decent clothes on.
00:08:16Everybody will like us.
00:08:18You can have a soldier suit or a sailor cap
00:08:20like those other boys now if you want.
00:08:22Aw.
00:08:23They only wear them to show off.
00:08:25They don't feel nothing inside.
00:08:27I can't be bothered with just playing a soldier.
00:08:31You never rightly learn to play.
00:08:33But you've got to learn.
00:08:35Playing's important to people, especially times like this.
00:08:38I know, Ma.
00:08:39But it's different for you and Pa.
00:08:41You're doing more work.
00:08:43I don't fit in no worse.
00:08:45You're helping your Pa and me.
00:08:47That's a job, too.
00:08:50Look, Henry.
00:08:52Paper doilies instead of tablecloths.
00:08:56You mean you don't have to wash them?
00:08:58No.
00:08:59Oh!
00:09:00Did you get any ice today?
00:09:02Yes, and paid for it out of my errand money.
00:09:04How much?
00:09:05Oh, no you don't.
00:09:06You just said I'm in this, too.
00:09:10Well, put the meat on the ice and the berries and the milk.
00:09:12And don't shake the bottle or you'll lose the cream on top.
00:09:15Well, sure we'll love having an icebox.
00:09:17Let Pa be surprised finding you working for once for a rich.
00:09:21He'll be tickled.
00:09:23Anybody here remember me?
00:09:27Why, John, we didn't expect you for another week.
00:09:30Well, I better get back before you run off with one of them city slippers.
00:09:33You're going to be much better.
00:09:35Right.
00:09:36Let's go.
00:09:37Come on.
00:09:38Let's go.
00:09:39Come on.
00:09:40Let's go.
00:09:41Come on.
00:09:42Come on.
00:09:43Come on.
00:09:44Come on.
00:09:45Come on.
00:09:46Come on.
00:09:47Come on.
00:09:48Don't let them get you.
00:09:49Come on.
00:09:50Come on.
00:09:51You looking for somebody, mister?
00:09:52Well, hello there, General.
00:09:53How's the war going?
00:09:55Are you winning any more battles later?
00:09:57Ouch!
00:09:58Darn that nose.
00:09:59What ails you, son?
00:10:00You been in a fight?
00:10:01Only a little skirmish.
00:10:03Ah, these city kids ain't no good.
00:10:06Won't have to be bothered with them much longer.
00:10:10This project I've been working on is down around Oceanside.
00:10:13Jane's supposed to mention that,
00:10:14because it's a gas plant making rubber.
00:10:16It's a great big army training camp.
00:10:18About 10,000 acres fenced off from the public.
00:10:21Saw some of those tank maneuvers down there.
00:10:23Chuck, you know them tanks ain't much different from tractors.
00:10:26Did you miss Paul?
00:10:27You joined up?
00:10:28Oh, now, son, you know there ain't no call
00:10:30for an old married man like me to go jumping into fighting clothes.
00:10:33The government will let me know when they get to me.
00:10:36In the meantime, I'm sticking with my family.
00:10:39But if a man's family's able to do without him,
00:10:41he needn't hold back from joining.
00:10:43Not if he's a mind to.
00:10:45Looks like I ain't very welcome around here.
00:10:47Tell him, Mark.
00:10:48Tell him how much you made in three days.
00:10:52You working, Amy?
00:10:55Well, kind of belittles a man when his wife has to hire out.
00:11:00Not in war times.
00:11:01It releases her man to do his duty.
00:11:03We've always been a burden to you.
00:11:05Well, it seems to me like that's for me to say.
00:11:08As far as I'm concerned, I'd like to move out of here tomorrow morning.
00:11:12No, John.
00:11:15I couldn't desert my job.
00:11:17Not when they're shorthanded.
00:11:19And I want Henry to stay on here where there's so many advantages.
00:11:22Where he can choose what he wants to be when he's grown up.
00:11:25You mean to say Farman ain't good enough for him?
00:11:28Well, maybe it is and maybe it ain't.
00:11:31But he's going to get an education first.
00:11:33Farman ain't going to be forced on him.
00:11:37Oh, now, Amy, don't get so all fired put out about it.
00:11:41This place I got in mind don't need any pioneering
00:11:44like we've done in Kansas and Missouri and Dakota.
00:11:47This place is a going place.
00:11:49It's 20 acres, all barren fruit trees.
00:11:52Laying up in the hills only about 10 miles from the oceans.
00:11:55Oranges and avocados.
00:11:57A house?
00:11:58Well, it's got a fine old farmhouse on it built by the Spaniards.
00:12:01Must be pretty old then.
00:12:03Well, it's kind of old, but got a history.
00:12:05But no sink or bathtub, I suppose.
00:12:07Oh, I'm telling you, they really built the houses in those days.
00:12:10Just great big timbers.
00:12:11Of course, it needs a little fixing up, the roofing and such.
00:12:14But the barn's been kept right up.
00:12:16So we can live in the barn like we did in Missouri
00:12:18if you get around to fixing up the house.
00:12:21Any neighbors?
00:12:22Oh, sure.
00:12:23There's a ranch about four miles away.
00:12:25You get that, son?
00:12:26There's a ranch about four miles away right where the schoolhouse is.
00:12:29Maybe you can ride a horse to school.
00:12:32It'll have to wait.
00:12:34Now, Amy, this can't wait.
00:12:36The owner's got a couple of boys in the Navy,
00:12:38and he's practically willing to give the place away
00:12:40so he can follow them around.
00:12:41I already got enough money for the down payment.
00:12:44That is, lacking a few dollars.
00:12:48Oh, all right.
00:12:49He said he'd trust me for that.
00:12:51There'll be no moving, John.
00:12:55Well, I don't know.
00:12:58When a woman takes to wearing the pants,
00:13:00I guess there ain't nothing else for a man to do but to get out.
00:13:04Learn to wear a girdle.
00:13:06Did you finish the job up there?
00:13:09Yeah, the company's laying us off
00:13:11till they start a new housing project.
00:13:13They're looking for men at the steel company shipbuilding department,
00:13:16starting green at $0.78 an hour.
00:13:18Building ships, huh?
00:13:20You know, floods drove us out of Missouri.
00:13:23Lack of rain ground us into dust into Kansas,
00:13:25and you think I can work at anything to do with water?
00:13:28Water's my natural enemy.
00:13:30Well, I guess it's having neighbors that have you
00:13:32that makes you so stuck on this place.
00:13:34You don't like to have them four miles away, huh?
00:13:37Well, there's one there about four feet away.
00:13:40That ought to make you holler for joy.
00:13:51Don't fret about Pa.
00:13:53If you want Pa to do a thing,
00:13:55you got to make out you don't think he's able to.
00:13:58If I told Pa this city is dying late,
00:14:00you couldn't drive him away.
00:14:02He'd stay and fight, same as I want to do.
00:14:07Unless you think we're yellow.
00:14:09Henry, what a thing to say.
00:14:14Well, easy come, easy go.
00:14:20So long. Better luck next time.
00:14:23Thanks.
00:14:29Hello, Tate. How'd you make out?
00:14:31Well, I managed to save enough to pay you the rent.
00:14:34Forget it. After business hours,
00:14:36I can struggle alone without yours for a while.
00:14:38I want you to meet an important man around here.
00:14:40Knows all the ropes.
00:14:42Eddie, this is Tate with the construction company.
00:14:44Eddie Moore, Tate.
00:14:46How are you, Tate?
00:14:48Still on the job, Tate?
00:14:50Still on the job, Tate.
00:14:52Still on the job, Tate.
00:14:54Still on the job, Tate.
00:14:56Still on the job, Tate?
00:14:58Oh, no, I'm kind of laying off for a while.
00:15:01Well, there's a few good jobs open right now.
00:15:03Glad to spot a friend of Gregor's.
00:15:05You in the employment business?
00:15:07No, just good connections, that's all.
00:15:09Haven't seen you around recently.
00:15:10Where you been keeping yourself?
00:15:11Oh, I've been on an out-of-town project.
00:15:13Planning a foundation for a gas plant.
00:15:15Oh, is that so? Around here?
00:15:18Oh, well, I couldn't tell you that.
00:15:20That's a military secret, you know.
00:15:22Sure, sure, Eddie knows.
00:15:25He just wanted to see if you talked too much.
00:15:28Come on down to the bar, buy you a drink.
00:15:30Okay.
00:15:47What'll it be, Tate?
00:15:48Oh, beer.
00:15:50Bottle of beer.
00:15:51Better take something stronger.
00:15:53Looked like you had a long trip.
00:15:56Nope.
00:15:58Less than a hundred miles.
00:16:00Well, there it is, boys. Beat it.
00:16:04Yeah, you did.
00:16:05Well, so long, fellas. I'll be seeing you.
00:16:07Bye-bye.
00:16:08Good night.
00:16:14Oh, uh, Wally.
00:16:18How's the job going?
00:16:19Pretty stiff work.
00:16:20I got a heavy cargo.
00:16:21You gotta board a freighter by 3 o'clock in the morning.
00:16:23Good night.
00:16:45Well, see you around.
00:16:47Have another?
00:16:49Oh, no, thanks.
00:16:50This is my first night home in two weeks.
00:16:52I gotta get home with the family.
00:16:54Give you a lift?
00:16:55Oh, no, I just live around the corner
00:16:57in one of Mr. Kramer's houses.
00:16:59He's next to the Bailey trailer.
00:17:00Oh, cute trick.
00:17:02The Bailey family means lots of laughs.
00:17:05Yeah.
00:17:06That's right.
00:17:15Pier 10, 3 o'clock.
00:17:20Pier 10, 3 o'clock.
00:17:30Good morning, Mrs. Tate.
00:17:32Don't you ever take a day off?
00:17:33I don't mind, Marilyn.
00:17:34Well, make hay while the sun shines, I always say.
00:17:36Did we disturb you last night?
00:17:38That fella, he's the grandest company in the world.
00:17:40You know, he's the best sense of humor.
00:17:41He told me the funniest story I ever heard in my life last night.
00:17:44I wish you could remember what it was.
00:17:46Oh, he killed me.
00:17:47He's so refined and everything.
00:17:49I go for the refined type.
00:17:51And he's very influential, too.
00:17:53He gets positions for people.
00:17:54He's sort of an undercover man.
00:17:56He put my husband in a swell job in the steel plant,
00:17:59keeps him working day and night.
00:18:01But Eddie's so thoughtful.
00:18:02He sees I don't get lonesome, takes me everywhere.
00:18:05Well, my husband don't mind my going out with other men.
00:18:08In fact, he wants me to.
00:18:09He wants other men to hire me.
00:18:11Oh, would you mind pressing this handkerchief for me, dear?
00:18:17All right, man.
00:18:18We'll raid the trailer now.
00:18:19Hey, are we going to get permission?
00:18:21You don't ask permission from the enemy to bomb them.
00:18:23Come on.
00:18:30Hey, what about them Roman candles?
00:18:32Give me one.
00:18:33Wait a minute.
00:18:34I'm doing this.
00:18:35Hiya, fellas.
00:18:36What's up?
00:18:37We're raiding your trailer.
00:18:38Any arguments?
00:18:39I'm not afraid to capture an undefended object.
00:18:41Want to defend it?
00:18:42You mean I'm one of your commandos?
00:18:44Nah, you can be the enemy, like a Nazi, Jap, or Axis.
00:18:47Aw, I'll be neutered.
00:18:49OK.
00:18:50Now, these is bombs.
00:18:51You can have some of these for defense.
00:18:53Just Roman candles and sparklers.
00:18:55We ain't allowed no firecrackers, you understand?
00:18:58Now, you get in the fort and defend it.
00:19:00And we'll give you a couple minutes to get ready,
00:19:02and then we'll come after you.
00:19:03OK?
00:19:04OK.
00:19:15All right, you guys.
00:19:16We've landed.
00:19:17Now, we'll sneak in.
00:19:19And don't fire till I give the word.
00:19:22Get down.
00:19:25OK.
00:19:26Crawl on up.
00:19:28All right, men.
00:19:29Fire!
00:19:31Now, get down.
00:19:32Do it, you son of a bitch.
00:19:33Are you for real?
00:19:35If you were, I'd kill your ex-wife right now.
00:19:37Well, picture something better.
00:19:39Say, you'll need a couple of money.
00:19:41Let's see, how much is a cop's salary?
00:19:46What's that on your face?
00:19:47Not much.
00:19:48I need to see the look on your face.
00:19:49You think I don't know you?
00:19:52That's right, Vim.
00:19:53No, you, take a damn look at his shit
00:19:53and you'll know I'm not sleeping.
00:19:55C'mon, you...
00:19:56We might not be soldiers, but I gotta take a fall.
00:19:58All right?
00:19:59Hey, you're supposed to surrender.
00:20:25You should have used strategy.
00:20:26Now, was this supposed to be a reconnaissance mission?
00:20:27Now, was this supposed to be a reconnaissance maneuver?
00:20:29Or were you trying to establish a preliminary bedchamber?
00:20:33What do you care?
00:20:34You've got to use your brains in this war.
00:20:35More important than bullets.
00:20:36You've got to study strategy.
00:20:37Now, first, you ought to send an advance patrol.
00:20:38Scout the enemy.
00:20:39You'll see targets, like munition dumps.
00:20:46You better get busy with some of that strategy.
00:21:20Who started it?
00:21:21A fellow with a cigarette.
00:21:22And what fellow?
00:21:23We didn't see his face, because he dropped it from a P-38.
00:21:24I ought to run you in.
00:21:25That's what I...
00:21:26I'll lay a flat for he did it.
00:21:27Making a smoke screen.
00:21:28How about that lad?
00:21:29Sorry, sir.
00:21:30I didn't make a smoke screen.
00:21:31I'll take care of him, mister.
00:21:32If my boy's done anything, I'll tend to him myself.
00:21:33So, wise guy.
00:21:34Do you realize what you've done?
00:21:35I don't.
00:21:36I don't.
00:21:37I don't.
00:21:38I don't.
00:21:39I don't.
00:21:40I don't.
00:21:41I don't.
00:21:42I don't.
00:21:43I don't.
00:21:44I don't.
00:21:45I don't.
00:21:46I don't.
00:21:47I don't.
00:21:48Do you remember what I told you about staying
00:21:51in your own backyard?
00:21:53You VASPER, come on, get in there and stay there.
00:21:56Hey off, if you've got a permit to carry a gun...
00:22:00You talk, I guess, and the rest of you, too.
00:22:02Go on and stay out of here.
00:22:03Amy, imagine.
00:22:05It might have been awful.
00:22:07I might have had to be rescued and me with no make up on yet.
00:22:18You didn't set fire to that trailer on purpose, did you, so we wouldn't have to move?
00:22:32Well, we're just going to move anyway, even if we have to walk.
00:22:37Now, are we going to move out of here together, or do I go alone?
00:22:44I guess you go alone.
00:22:45Oh, that's how it is, huh?
00:22:48I didn't set my own boy against me.
00:22:49Now, John.
00:22:50Well, you set him a fine example of disrespect, and a fine education he's getting, left to
00:22:56run the streets so his ma can make extra money for gym cranks.
00:23:05If it wasn't accident, Pa, I wouldn't have done it on purpose, nor would I, after all
00:23:22the good times we've had in it.
00:23:24You're a mother's.
00:23:25Ma, don't worry about Ma, none.
00:23:26I'll get her to see things her way.
00:23:27You know, the city thing's got us licked, but...
00:23:28Who said it's got us licked?
00:23:29I mean, I've been offered all kinds of paying jobs.
00:23:30Dan, I can handle anything they've got, and give them pointers.
00:23:31Yes, you could, Pa.
00:23:32For instance, if I wanted to turn this trailer into, now, a fruit stand, how'd you go about
00:23:33it?
00:23:34Well, there ain't nothing to it.
00:23:35You just pull off the burnt part and hang a door over it.
00:23:36You put some wood on it, and it'll just hang from the window.
00:23:37Oh, Pa, thank you so much.
00:23:38I'm going to be a good boy from now on.
00:23:39I've got you, Pa.
00:23:40I'll get her to see things her way.
00:23:41You know, the city thing's got us licked, but...
00:23:42Who said it's got us licked?
00:23:43Why, I've been offered all kinds of paying jobs.
00:23:44Yes, you could, Pa.
00:23:46For instance, if I wanted to turn this trailer into now
00:23:50a fruit stand, how'd you go about it?
00:23:53Well, there ain't nothing to it.
00:23:55You just pull off the burnt part and hang a door over it.
00:23:57You put some hinges up the top,
00:23:59put a couple of props on the bottom to hold it open,
00:24:02and put a lock on the bottom, so...
00:24:05What do you want with a fruit stand?
00:24:08Well, maybe not fruit. Maybe soft drinks.
00:24:11Just have a business where I can make enough
00:24:13so I can buy a fancy trailer, like Mrs. Bailey's over there.
00:24:17Gee, I bet Ma'd go for that.
00:24:33Gosh, you're handy all right.
00:24:36You're a heap lots more than the other folks around here.
00:24:39It's a pity there ain't no way to tell the head folks about you.
00:24:42Shucks. They'd even be offering you army commissions
00:24:45to teach things to the soldiers.
00:24:48If they knew about you.
00:24:50Yeah.
00:24:57Hello. Uh, won't you come in?
00:24:59Uh, lovely day, don't you think?
00:25:04My boys set the fire.
00:25:06I'm willing to pay for the damage.
00:25:08But there was no damage.
00:25:10What about the trailer?
00:25:12Won't you come in and sit down, please?
00:25:14I was just about to have a cup of tea,
00:25:16and I'd just love to have you join me.
00:25:19Do you like sugar in your tea?
00:25:21Because I don't have any cream or lemon.
00:25:24You don't know how many years I've been hoping
00:25:26to get shut of that trailer.
00:25:28We've moved from just every place. Missouri...
00:25:41Hello, lad.
00:25:42Morning, officer.
00:25:43Say, why are you always defending Spike?
00:25:46Sure, you're no help to me.
00:25:48Why make war on a fella that don't count?
00:25:50We got plenty to do.
00:25:52Fighting Nazis and Japs.
00:25:54Oh, you know a lot about...
00:25:56No. For instance,
00:25:58how do you go about getting a commission?
00:26:00Like for...
00:26:01How is it?
00:26:02For me?
00:26:03For Pa.
00:26:04Pa?
00:26:05Pa.
00:26:06Pa.
00:26:07Pa.
00:26:08How is it?
00:26:09For me?
00:26:10For Pa.
00:26:11He can hit a squirrel between the eyes at 100 yards.
00:26:14And no sights on his rifle.
00:26:16Is that so?
00:26:18No sights?
00:26:19Well, now, if he could do it with no gun,
00:26:22that'd be something.
00:26:24It's true. I can do it too.
00:26:26I'd like to see.
00:26:27You see, we didn't have no springs
00:26:29or even a trigger on our old rifle.
00:26:31And when you held back the hammer with your thumb,
00:26:33you couldn't see the sights.
00:26:34So we just learned not to use them.
00:26:36That's something.
00:26:45Load her up again.
00:26:47May I have something to stand on, mister?
00:26:49Yeah, you betcha, sonny.
00:26:52Here you are.
00:26:58Is this gun loaded?
00:26:59Yep. Fire away.
00:27:06Sorry, sir.
00:27:07Well, that's all right.
00:27:08Let's see you do it again.
00:27:17Hey, that's some shooting, kid.
00:27:19How do you do it?
00:27:20It's like squirting a hose to knock over a bee.
00:27:22Anything you look at, you hit.
00:27:25All right.
00:27:26Let's see you hit that bird up there on the right.
00:27:33That's enough for me.
00:27:34It's only the sounds of the livestock
00:27:36and your own voices day and night.
00:27:38I just love every noise here.
00:27:41Even that.
00:27:43Neighbors visiting.
00:27:45Well, it just doesn't seem real yet.
00:27:47Joe was going from bad to worse
00:27:50until he finally landed in jail before he was 19.
00:27:54And my last boy, Spike, takes after his brother.
00:27:59City's never been nothing but grief to me.
00:28:02Joe's in the army now.
00:28:03That's wonderful.
00:28:04It brings me money from the government.
00:28:07But I don't ever hear from Joe.
00:28:10And I don't ever expect to.
00:28:13Oh, you got company.
00:28:15I was just wondering if your iron's still hot,
00:28:17if you'd mind running it over these things.
00:28:19Not at all.
00:28:20Thank you, dear.
00:28:21Any time in the next hour will do.
00:28:24I wonder if she heard.
00:28:27You see, Spike doesn't know about his brother Joe.
00:28:31When I came west to see Joe go, I stayed on,
00:28:34thinking maybe in new surroundings Spike could change.
00:28:38But he didn't, unless for the worst.
00:28:42And Mrs. Bailey won't talk.
00:28:44She's a little peculiar.
00:28:45But she certainly understands Joe.
00:28:48I'm sure she will.
00:28:50Ma, Ma!
00:28:51You'd never guess, Pa.
00:28:53You'd never guess.
00:28:54Up, up, up.
00:28:57Over.
00:28:58Ma, sorry.
00:29:00That dog's having preserved us all.
00:29:02Sorry, ma'am.
00:29:03He's paining.
00:29:04He's practically in the army already.
00:29:06I met a soldier, and he pained his leg.
00:29:08He's got a gun.
00:29:09He's got a gun.
00:29:10He's got a gun.
00:29:11He's got a gun.
00:29:12He's got a gun.
00:29:13He's got a gun.
00:29:14He's got a gun.
00:29:15He's got a gun.
00:29:16He's got a gun.
00:29:17He's got a gun.
00:29:18He's got a gun.
00:29:19I met a soldier, and he pained his dog.
00:29:20And they made a star, and they take him for training.
00:29:22And I can write to Hobo, and Hobo reads my letters.
00:29:24And he doesn't get in trouble for the record.
00:29:26He can put it back in the news.
00:29:27Henry, what are you talking about?
00:29:29Hobo's in the army.
00:29:32Did you get that, Pa?
00:29:33Hobo's in the armed forces.
00:29:35Moving right up, ain't we?
00:29:38Right up with the swells.
00:29:41Never mind pressing the dress, dear.
00:29:43I don't mind.
00:29:44I'll do it.
00:29:45Oh, no, no.
00:29:46I have another little dress I can wear.
00:29:47I just want it to be cool for the beach.
00:29:48Eddie's taking me.
00:29:50Is, uh, Eddie your husband?
00:29:52Oh, no.
00:29:53Eddie's my husband's friend.
00:29:55He takes me out when my husband's working.
00:29:57Well, it seems like your husband's always working.
00:30:00That's right.
00:30:01Oh, you never met Mr. Bailey, did you?
00:30:03He's so cute.
00:30:04And he simply adores me.
00:30:06But he likes other men to admire me, too.
00:30:08But, uh, it's all on the up and up, you know.
00:30:13Well, so long.
00:30:18Well, that shows you what city life will do for you.
00:30:21You're going to try to make a fighter out of Hobo, huh?
00:30:24You know, Hobo ain't never learned nothing but to be gentle.
00:30:27Maybe nip at the cow's heels to hurry him along a little.
00:30:31Now, I guess you'll get to be mean.
00:30:33Maybe a killer.
00:30:35More than likely, you'll just fizzle out like your pa,
00:30:38trying to do something he don't belong to.
00:30:40That's me.
00:30:42I'm a big machinery man now in a steel mill.
00:30:44Did you take a job?
00:30:46Yeah.
00:30:47Instead of trying to feed the army from a farm where I ought to be,
00:30:50I'll probably end up being fed myself.
00:30:56Henry, is the man coming for Hobo?
00:30:59Or how did you go about it?
00:31:01He'll be along here.
00:31:02Has to eat yours and pass consent.
00:31:06Here, Hobo.
00:31:31It's a duty, Hobo.
00:31:34It just ain't to have a star to show off.
00:31:37If I put up a star, it's because you're out there fighting
00:31:41to save us from being slaves.
00:31:44Do you understand, Hobo?
00:31:46Do you?
00:31:50So you see, Hobo, you've got to do your bit too.
00:31:54When it's all over, we'll play again.
00:31:56You'll see.
00:31:58You'll make a fine soldier, Hobo.
00:32:01Some dog.
00:32:08Some soldier.
00:32:10Boy, is he a fighting fool.
00:32:12Bet you he could lick his weight in old shoes.
00:32:15Hobo, attack.
00:32:18Hey, get out!
00:32:19Hey, cut him off!
00:32:20Cut him off!
00:32:21Will you leave me alone?
00:32:23Get out!
00:32:24Leave me alone!
00:32:26Hey, get out!
00:32:27Hey, cut him off!
00:32:28Will you cut him off?
00:32:30Hey, get out!
00:32:31Hey, cut him off!
00:32:32Will you cut him off?
00:32:33Go, you!
00:32:34Stay.
00:32:37You should wear a painted suit when you want to train a dog.
00:32:40I ain't training him.
00:32:42Nice going, Hobo.
00:32:44OK, buddy.
00:32:45I got your parents' consent.
00:32:49Have you got a leash for him?
00:32:51You won't need a leash.
00:32:52He'll follow you.
00:32:53All right.
00:32:55Come on, Hobo.
00:33:10Can you imagine that?
00:33:12Hobo's a war dog.
00:33:16Come on, old boy.
00:33:17You and I ain't going to see a lot of each other.
00:33:20Now remember, bud, if there's any kind of special dog food he likes,
00:33:24you send it to me and I'll see that he gets it.
00:33:26I will, sir.
00:33:27Come on, Hobo.
00:33:28I don't want you to worry about it.
00:33:30Good luck, Hobo.
00:33:31Nip and nip.
00:33:33Now I should have kicked his ribs in.
00:33:35Oh, yeah?
00:33:36Well, maybe he's only a dog.
00:33:38But at least he's never been in prison like your brother, Joe.
00:33:41That's a lie.
00:33:43And I'll kill anyone who says it.
00:33:47Mama!
00:33:48Mama!
00:33:54Mama?
00:34:06Mama, what's the matter?
00:34:10Your father, Mr. John Pearson, was terrified.
00:34:27Would you like to be our commanding officer?
00:34:29We figure you know a lot about this strategy.
00:34:31And we ought to get some of it, too.
00:34:33Did Spike send you?
00:34:34No, we offer him because his brother Joe was in jail.
00:34:38We don't want to give Mr. Wynn no gangster.
00:34:40You've got no right to hold it against him.
00:34:42What his brother is or does, you're deserters.
00:34:45Who asked you to stick up for me?
00:34:47What you trying to do, square yourself for starting a story?
00:34:50I didn't.
00:34:51I didn't even know about it.
00:34:52Well, you know now what kind of stock I'm from.
00:34:54So you better watch your step.
00:34:56I got to lock up.
00:34:58Got to go.
00:34:59Have to see Hobo at the training camp today.
00:35:01He's graduating.
00:35:02Want to come along?
00:35:04Oh, what do you know?
00:35:06Ain't we palsy-walsy all of a sudden?
00:35:08No, thank you.
00:35:11I think I'll stick around and run your stand for you.
00:35:14You mind your stand for you, Hank, till you get back?
00:35:17Do you want a punch in the nose?
00:35:21Well, do I run your stand for you?
00:35:24Or rather, you would like to pay protection money.
00:35:28Well, if it isn't your friend, law and order.
00:35:36Darn that nose.
00:35:38What happened to it?
00:35:39Does it for no reason at all.
00:35:41The gang leader's going to watch my stand.
00:35:43I got to go see Hobo at the fort.
00:35:45He's graduating today.
00:35:47I was wondering if you could kind of keep an eye on the stand, please.
00:35:50If you want something, or want to lock up, here's the key.
00:35:54Well, sure I'll keep my eye on it.
00:35:56And I know the boys will take good care of it.
00:35:59Ha ha!
00:36:00Ain't we sitting pretty with the police?
00:36:03Help yourself to an apple, officer.
00:36:05A nice red one.
00:36:06To match your nose.
00:36:10You can give Cloudy an orange, sir.
00:36:12And that goes for the rest of the fellas, too.
00:36:14So long, fellas.
00:36:15So long, Henry.
00:36:17Well, Cloudy, you're going to get an orange, are you, huh?
00:36:20Oh, hello.
00:36:21What's the bandage on your arm?
00:36:22Did you hurt yourself?
00:36:24That's my mourning.
00:36:25Mourning?
00:36:26It's white.
00:36:27Mourning's black.
00:36:28Black didn't show up on me.
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00:42:56Oh, who didn't make it?
00:42:59Well, it don't surprise me none.
00:43:03There ain't nothing to get upset over, son.
00:43:06There's lots of us trying to do things we don't belong in.
00:43:09What we ought to do is to quit this town foolery and go on back where we belong.
00:43:13John.
00:43:16What happened, Henry?
00:43:18When he went in the water, the fire, he was just a coward.
00:43:21Hush, Henry.
00:43:23That isn't because he's a coward.
00:43:26When you were too little to remember, Hobo had some dreadful experiences.
00:43:30Our barn caught fire once, and he went into the burning barn and got the horses out.
00:43:35And then the hayloft fell on him, and he almost burned to death.
00:43:38Sure, horses he understands.
00:43:41But who ever heard of trying to win a man's war with dogs?
00:43:44John.
00:43:47And once in Missouri, Hobo went into the floodwaters after a chicken coop covered with chickens.
00:43:53He was trying to get it to shore when a sudden rush of water carried him away, carried him for miles.
00:43:58He had an awful struggle to get out.
00:44:00You cried and you carried on, but you're only four and you don't remember those.
00:44:12I'm sorry, Hobo.
00:44:14I apologize.
00:44:16I didn't mean it.
00:44:34Oh, Hobo.
00:44:39Oh, come on, Hobo.
00:44:41You're the best dog in the world.
00:44:43Come on.
00:44:45Here, Hobo, take it.
00:44:46We're glad to have you back.
00:44:48Well, I'm going now.
00:44:55Did you, uh...
00:44:57Did you say anything?
00:44:58No.
00:45:05Well, I, uh...
00:45:08If you think...
00:45:10Well, I...
00:45:12I got offered a job as a night watchman.
00:45:14I guess I better take it.
00:45:16I got no place to sleep anyway.
00:45:20John.
00:45:24But I tell you, I seen him.
00:45:26And the kid was crying.
00:45:30Look.
00:45:31There he is.
00:45:34Well, if it ain't my old friend, Hobo the bozo.
00:45:40So your dog's back on a furlough, is he?
00:45:44Welcome home, soldier.
00:45:46He didn't make good.
00:45:48You're telling me.
00:45:49He's yellow.
00:45:51He don't like fire.
00:45:53He don't like water.
00:45:55He joined the army, but he had an otter.
00:46:01Stop it!
00:46:02Stop it!
00:46:03Stop it!
00:46:06Hey, cut it out!
00:46:07Stop it!
00:46:09Leave her alone, will ya?
00:46:11Oh, cut it out!
00:46:13I don't quit it!
00:46:16Anybody's gonna get a dog like this, they're prisoners!
00:46:19Give me that dirty cat!
00:46:29Get Jack!
00:46:31Henry!
00:46:32Henry!
00:46:33Henry!
00:46:34Sorry.
00:46:35Henry, Henry, Henry.
00:46:37Don't ever come back in my yard again!
00:46:39None of ya!
00:46:40Leave the hobo!
00:46:44Oh, he's a fiddle.
00:46:46Can't even make friends or nothing.
00:46:48That ain't true.
00:46:49Everyone likes you.
00:46:51We still belong, though.
00:46:53We got a country.
00:46:54They can't take that away from us.
00:46:56Of course not.
00:46:57Everybody has that, Henry.
00:46:58I guess all soldiers are scared going to the battle.
00:47:02Of course they are.
00:47:20Aw, brace up, hobo.
00:47:22We've been through worse storms than this.
00:47:24You oughta know.
00:47:25Come on, lend me a hand.
00:47:27Carry some of those papers.
00:47:34All right, old boy.
00:47:35Go get some more.
00:47:38He sure made a monkey out of Spike.
00:47:40He sure used strategy.
00:47:43I thought I could rely on you men.
00:48:00You can rely on us.
00:48:01We're reliable.
00:48:02If you'll run the stand, I'll pay you 10%.
00:48:05Where's Pa?
00:48:06In the bedroom.
00:48:09You enlisted?
00:48:11No, son, I ain't enlisted.
00:48:14But you're in uniform.
00:48:16Yeah, I guess you think all a guy needs is a uniform to be a big shot.
00:48:20This here ain't no uniform.
00:48:21It's just a guard's outfit.
00:48:23Well, I guess I got a chance of getting shot if I get it.
00:48:26I'm a soldier.
00:48:27I'm a soldier.
00:48:28I'm a soldier.
00:48:29I'm a soldier.
00:48:30I'm a soldier.
00:48:32Well, I guess I got a chance of getting shot at that.
00:48:35But my luck don't change.
00:48:37You ain't got a pistol, Pa.
00:48:39Better take the old rifle.
00:48:40You'll know more about it.
00:48:42John.
00:48:43Yeah?
00:48:44The uniform's mighty good, isn't it?
00:48:46Yeah.
00:48:47Pretty, ain't it?
00:48:49Well, I'm doing the best I can to keep up with you.
00:48:52You and your girlfriend.
00:48:56Which only goes to show he was just dying to grab you in his arms.
00:49:00That's men for you.
00:49:01But did you see the look he give me?
00:49:03As much as to say, come here, darling, while I wring your neck.
00:49:09Oh, hello, Eddie.
00:49:10Come on in.
00:49:12Hiya, sugarpuss.
00:49:13How are you doing, Mrs. Tate?
00:49:15What are you doing?
00:49:16Getting a repaint job?
00:49:17Say, that's no repaint job.
00:49:20She's the latest model.
00:49:21I'll have to put her down as a client for the SPLW.
00:49:24What's SPLW?
00:49:26Society of Prevention of Lonely Women.
00:49:29Oh, Eddie.
00:49:30Didn't I tell you you had a wonderful sense of humor?
00:49:32Come on, Eddie, let's get going.
00:49:34Now, you leave it set a couple of days and it'll just look fine.
00:49:36Goodbye, Amy.
00:49:37Goodbye.
00:49:41Got any money, Ma?
00:49:46Oh, the government.
00:49:48It's your allotment check.
00:49:50Oh, give me two bucks, Ma.
00:49:52Do you hear me?
00:49:53Give me two bucks.
00:49:54I'm going to the amusement pier.
00:49:56I'm sick of this bunch around here.
00:49:58Here's the allotment check, Spike.
00:50:00This is a letter from your brother, Joe, from overseas.
00:50:05Joe?
00:50:06What's he saying, Ma?
00:50:29This is a lot of bunk.
00:50:32Joe never said that.
00:50:38Bet you an MP had him covered.
00:50:40Somebody else made him write that.
00:50:43Yellow, my foot.
00:50:47Not Joe!
00:51:11Did you have enough to eat?
00:51:12Uh-huh.
00:51:13You almost finished?
00:51:14I put back all the broken places and drawn in the missing countries.
00:51:17Just put the Dutch East Indies back.
00:51:20But, Henry, what's that?
00:51:22That's Japan.
00:51:23I ain't bothering to put that back.
00:51:25Oh, Henry.
00:51:27I got to check up on a few things at the stand, Ma.
00:51:29Won't be long.
00:51:30Don't be late.
00:51:31Remember the curfew.
00:51:45Are you in there, Tate?
00:51:47Who's that?
00:51:48That you, Tate?
00:51:51Oh, hello, Moore.
00:51:59Okay.
00:52:10Sure gets sleepy hanging around this place all night.
00:52:18How you doing?
00:52:19Oh, all right, I guess.
00:52:22Hey, you better have a drink.
00:52:24Wake you right up.
00:52:25Yeah, I guess I might as well.
00:52:27Ain't nothing else to do around here.
00:52:29Oh, well, this job is only a temporary one.
00:52:31I got something else in mind for you.
00:52:33A good job.
00:52:34Lots of responsibility.
00:52:35Right up your line.
00:52:38Well, that sounds something more like it.
00:52:42Thanks.
00:52:45You know, I've been reading about these tanks.
00:52:49I've seen some of them in the news.
00:52:51I can't figure out if they're going to...
00:52:55That's it.
00:52:57That's it.
00:52:58All right, see you.
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00:58:41You're all right now, don't talk.
00:58:43Where'd the kid come from?
00:58:44She was inside.
00:58:45Yes, she's one of the boys in the neighborhood.
00:58:47Here's your dog, too.
00:58:49You're looking all right.
00:58:50Come on, get up there.
00:58:51There you are.
00:58:53There you are.
00:58:54You're all right, aren't you?
00:58:55Huh?
00:58:56I'm all right.
00:58:57Yes.
00:58:58Pa!
00:58:59Pa!
00:59:00Pa's inside!
00:59:01There's Pa!
00:59:02Pa!
00:59:03Wait a minute.
00:59:04Wait a minute.
00:59:05That's my boy.
00:59:07Help me.
00:59:14Bring that kid over here.
00:59:15He's under arrest.
00:59:16He broke the curfew.
00:59:20If you'd only talk and tell us something.
00:59:25Henry, where's your father?
00:59:28You didn't set the fire, did you, Henry?
00:59:33Was it my boy, Spike?
00:59:35I got a stew on, in the pot, I mean.
00:59:37First time I ever cooked him alive.
00:59:39Hope it won't poison you all.
00:59:40If it's good, I'm going to save some for the cutie pie.
00:59:42He gets home tonight.
00:59:44Oh, it's you again.
00:59:46Now, don't worry, Mrs. Tate.
00:59:47Everything's going to be all right.
00:59:50Mrs. Bailey, I'll have a word with you for just a minute.
00:59:53Oh, darling, you've read my mind.
00:59:56You got your ticket?
00:59:57This is the third one today.
00:59:58Do you think I am a ration book?
01:00:00Hello, baby.
01:00:01Are you ready?
01:00:02We're going to Reno.
01:00:03I've got the tickets and everything.
01:00:04You've got another trip coming to you, laddie.
01:00:06Will you excuse your boyfriend?
01:00:08Friend?
01:00:09I never saw him before in my life.
01:00:11All right.
01:00:12All right.
01:00:15Oh, sabotage-er.
01:00:19Oh, dear.
01:00:24John, where's your guard uniform?
01:00:27Oh, I quit that job.
01:00:28But I got another one.
01:00:29Doing what?
01:00:30Oh, I just made up the mind to do it, and I done it.
01:00:32I enlisted.
01:00:34John, you didn't need to.
01:00:36I'll go to the farm.
01:00:37We'll raise avocados.
01:00:38Oh, no we won't.
01:00:39I just did one.
01:00:41Come in.
01:00:42Who's running this house?
01:00:44Come in.
01:00:47John Tate?
01:00:48Yeah, that's me.
01:00:49Henry Tate?
01:00:50Yes, sir?
01:00:51I have the honor of informing both of you and your dog Hobo
01:00:55that you have been recommended for a citation for valor.
01:00:58Congratulations.
01:01:01Well, what do you think of that, Amy?
01:01:06Yeah!
01:01:07The dog is back.
01:01:11Yes!
01:01:15Yes!
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01:01:20The dog is back!
01:01:21Yes!
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01:01:28Yes!
01:01:29We'll get you a citation for valor,
01:01:31and your dog Hobo.
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