:33:02
I don't know that
I'll ever be in London.
:33:13
I don't see how anybody
can shoot a thing like this.
:33:20
Fritz, why don't you
teach me how to shoot?
:33:25
It might be important
if there's a battle.
:33:28
All right.
Come on.
:33:35
Well, first...
:33:38
you pull the gun
tight into your shoulder.
:33:40
And, uh...
:33:44
Well, here.
Tight into your shoulder.
:33:48
And, uh, right hand
near the trigger.
:33:52
No, no!
Here.
:33:54
Left hand out to support it.
A little more. Right.
:33:57
No, no. You have to use
this hand to support it.
:34:02
Ah, now you sight
along the barrel here.
:34:05
I hope you don't mind.
:34:08
Why do you think
I wanted you to teach me?
:34:20
-[ Ernst ] Roberta, where are you?
- I'm over here.
:34:26
May I have this
next dance, milady?
:34:32
You said that's what
you missed most of all.
:34:34
I thought maybe I could
make you feel at home.
:34:36
Wherever
did you get that?
:34:37
You wish the name of
my tailor, my good man?
:34:40
Go past the town square,
take the first street left.
:34:42
Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha. I thought you
were supposed to be covering the pits.
:34:46
And I thought you were supposed
to be working on the bridge.
:34:49
- He was teaching me how to shoot.
I asked him to.
- Fritz?
:34:55
Come here a minute.
I wanna show you something.