I Was a Male War Bride
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"Please fill in a test form
and bring to this office..."

1:14:04
Another form.
Will they ever run out?

1:14:11
I won't.
I won't answer those questions.

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- This isn't so bad.
- I won't answer those questions!

1:14:18
- You've got to. You don't want to stay, do you?
- No.

1:14:20
- Then you've got to answer.
- How can I?

1:14:23
You can. Perhaps the man
at the office will help you.

1:14:26
Impossible.
1:14:26
Control yourself and be nice.
Everything will be all right.

1:14:31
Read it on the way.
Goodbye and good luck.

1:14:34
- I tell you, there isn't another form.
- I told you first.

1:14:38
This form is for a woman.
1:14:41
On the other hand, if you don't
fill it out, you can't go.

1:14:44
That's right.
1:14:45
I've got to use this form.
1:14:47
I felt the same way, but if it's
the only form, let's fill it out.

1:14:53
Well, let's see.
1:14:55
Age and birth place,
we've got.

1:14:58
Here's the first:
Are you an expectant mother?

1:15:04
Yes...
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How many months?
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20.
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20? 20 months...
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Any female trouble?
1:15:17
Nothing but, Sergeant.
1:15:23
Have you had children before?
1:15:26
My aching back... You know
that awful feeling before breakfast?

1:15:29
- No, I don't.
- You're lucky.

1:15:31
This doesn't make any sense.
1:15:33
I know, but we've got to fill it out.
Ask another, there are some good ones.

1:15:42
Attention, please.
Attention, please.

1:15:45
Will Mrs Milton come to the desk,
please?

1:15:50
Take seat 18
in bus number 3.

1:15:57
- Mrs. Rochard. Take seat 19 in bus number 3.
- Thank you.


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