A Guy Named Joe Page #3
- PASSED
- Year:
- 1943
- 120 min
- 328 Views
Grumble, grumble. No other
Guy would wait an hour
To watch a girl
Make a bad landing.
Don't darling me!
Now, darling-
You oughta be
Grounded.
One of these days,
You're gonna spin in and
Break that scrawny little neck.
Not scrawny!
It's a turkey neck.
A turkey neck.
Who's talking?
Why, Pete!
You were worried!
Did you ever
Stop to think
What one of those
Crates cost?
Hah! That's a cover-up.
You love me.
I love airplanes.
That's the same thing.
Hello, al!
Say, you pretty near scared
Our hot pilot here to death
Comin' in like that.
Well, he's probably got a
Crush. They get over it, though.
Least all mine do.
Get in before
I do break your neck.
Oh, Pete. Sorry.
Nails wants to see you.
Aw, now, cliff,
Be a good fellow.
When you got here, we were
Gone. It's a kind of mystery.
Detective is always the fall guy.
Besides, I said
I was sorry.
See, this wouldn't have
Happened if you'd been on time.
Come on,
Come on.
If you hadn't pulled
Some fool stunt,
He wouldn't be out here hunting for you!
What have you done
Now?
Nothing. You know they can't
Run this show without me, honey.
You get all dressed up and be
At the inn for dinner at 8:00.
It's possible
I won't be there.
If you're not, I'll have somebody
Else... Better-lookin', too.
You do and I'll scratch your eyes out.
You sent for me,
Colonel?
Yes. Yes. Um...
Let's see, what-
Oh, sit down, major.
Thank you, sir.
Oh, I know
What it is.
I got a problem here
You can help me solve.
Is that so, sir?
Yes. Knowing how interested you are
In photography.
Ha ha. You must be thinking
Of someone else, colonel.
I'm not interested
In photography,
Especially
On my day off.
Oh, this won't take
Very long.
I happened to run
Across photographs
Of the raid
This morning.
Very, very interesting.
Here. Have a look.
Yes, sir.
Do you, uh, see it,
Major?
How high, or rather, how low would
You say that plane was flying?
Oh, I wouldn't
Know that, colonel.
About a thousand feet.
That's exactly
What I would say, major!
Exactly!
A thousand feet.
Captain yackey's report
Said the squadron
Bombed at, uh,
12,000 feet.
I was just wondering
Come in at a thousand?
And another thing...
Have you any idea
What that is, major?
No, colonel, I haven't
The faintest idea.
That is an engine
Whistle-
You know,
Off a locomotive-
Toot toot.
The fuselage of your ship.
Amazing, isn't it,
Major?
Would you like me
To say
Of course!
Of course I would,
Major!
You know, after all these
Years of being buddies,
Why should we
Suddenly allow rank
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