I Was a Male War Bride
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See? Could've been even better
if I'd had some co-operation.

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If I'd had a French girl here...
:53:07
What do you mean
by that remark?

:53:09
You haven't been giving me
much help.

:53:12
- You think a French girl could do better?
- Yes, I do.

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- Do you want to try again?
- Yes.

:53:18
So do I.
:53:21
Wait a minute. Lean back.
Comfortable?

:53:24
Yes.
:53:28
Major, we want to get married.
:53:30
When did you reach that decision?
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This afternoon, about 2:30.
:53:35
In a haystack,
Henri was on the motorcycle...

:53:37
I don't think the major will be
interested in the details.

:53:40
And you two didn't want
to go away together.

:53:43
It would seem your mission
was very successful.

:53:45
- Thank you.
- Congratulations.

:53:47
You're the first to know.
:53:48
I guessed as much. As to getting
married, there's one hitch.

:53:52
- Itch?
- It's probably the haystack...

:53:54
I don't...
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Hitch. Marriages between American
military personnel and aliens,

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and you come under that heading,
must be approved by the general.

:54:04
There's a set procedure.
:54:06
It's only red tape.
:54:07
Do you itch, Catherine?
:54:09
She said "hitch".
We've got to get things approved.

:54:12
Here are the forms.
Fill them out in quadruplicate.

:54:16
When completed, send them to
the Colonel's office. And good luck.

:54:23
Goodbye, Captain.
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Yes.
:54:29
Is she always so confusing?
:54:31
No, but this will be. Look at
all this stuff we've got to fill in.

:54:35
She said there were only four.
:54:36
You misheard. She said four of each.
Let's go to my room to work.

:54:40
Fine. Wait a minute.
:54:46
Souvenir.
:54:47
You'll end up with a pocketful.
:54:55
This is impossible.
:54:56
Don't give up now,
we're half way through.

:54:58
My uncle's politics, my aunt's
religion, any warts...


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