1:01:10
I just can't believe that
by tomorrow, Tony will be gone.
1:01:16
There are enough carrots here
to feed a cavalry regiment...
1:01:19
men and horses.
1:01:22
I think next to Pop, Tony must
be the nicest man in the world.
1:01:26
- Bridget, please.
- What, Colonel?
1:01:28
If you'll excuse me,
I've had enough this morning.
1:01:31
In fact, I think that henceforth,
1:01:33
you may operate this victory garden
entirely by yourself.
1:01:37
Golly, what did I do?
1:01:39
Since you're so obtuse...
1:01:41
"Tony, Tony, Uncle Tony."
1:01:45
I'd better look
for quarters elsewhere
1:01:47
since that's the way
I'm regarded around here.
1:01:49
Colonel Smollett, I wouldn't hurt
your feelings for anything.
1:01:53
It's not a question
of my feelings.
1:01:54
After all, a man
does have his pride.
1:01:57
There's the postman.
Maybe it's a letter from Pop!
1:02:03
You'll wait here, won't you?
1:02:27
- Mother! Mother! Mother!
- What's all the excitement about?
1:02:31
It's a letter to Jane and me
from Pop!
1:02:34
Well, bring it up.
1:02:37
Come on, honey, time to get up.
1:02:40
Mother, listen!
Pop says he may get leave soon!
1:02:44
Let me see!
1:02:46
What's that about Pop?
1:02:49
Look!
1:02:53
- Jane, let me look at you.
- What's the matter?
1:02:59
Darling, I'm afraid
you have the mumps.