:47:00
In a way I'm glad
you're not in America,
:47:02
with everything rationed here,
like gas and meat.
:47:05
Heart-rending, ain't it?
:47:07
Why don't we send them
some food parcels?
:47:13
- What do all those broads say?
- What do they always say?
:47:17
- Let me read one.
- It's not good for you, Animal.
:47:21
Hey, this is with a typewriter!
It's from a finance company!
:47:27
So it is from the finance company.
It's better than no letter at all.
:47:31
So they want the third
payment on the Plymouth.
:47:34
So they want the fourth,
the fifth, the sixth, the seventh...
:47:38
so they want the Plymouth.
:47:40
Sugar-lips Shapiro.
Amazing, ain't it?
:47:45
- I believe it.
- You believe what?
:47:47
My wife. She says,
"Darling, you won't believe it,
:47:50
"but I found an adorable baby
on our doorstep
:47:53
"and I've decided to keep it.
:47:55
"You won't believe it, but it's got
exactly my eyes and nose".
:47:59
Why does she keep saying
I don't believe it? I believe it.
:48:04
I believe it.
:48:06
I believe it.
:48:14
This is it, gentlemen.
Don't bother to scrape your shoes.
:48:20
OK, gang! Meet our new guests.
:48:22
This is Lieutenant Dunbar
and this is Sergeant Bagradian.
:48:25
Lieutenant?
:48:28
Knock it off fellas.
The pleasure's all mine.
:48:31
- How are things?
- What's doing on the outside?
:48:33
What's new in the States?
:48:35
The skirts are shorter,
if that's what you mean.
:48:39
The Lieutenant will be here for a week
until the Krauts ship him
:48:43
to the officers' camp in Silesia. All
railroads out of Frankfurt are fouled up.
:48:47
Somebody blew up
an ammunition train.
:48:49
Somebody, my eye.
:48:51
The Lieutenant did it
with 50 German guards around.
:48:53
Glad to have you here.
:48:55
You're in time
for the Christmas pageant.
:48:58
Looks more like
the lost company of "Tobacco Road".