This Is the Army Page #3
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[PLAYS OFF-KEY]
-Maybe I spoke too soon.
-Are these okay for the minstreI stand?
Yeah, fine. I'II be with you in a minute.
Gotta fix the finaIe.
GROUP [SINGING] :
God bless America
Land that I love
Stand beside her and guide her
To the right with a light--
Wait. Wait a minute, feIIas.
HoId it. That song is out.
I got another number for that spot.
-What's the matter with this?
-It's a sweII tune...
...but too sIow for the finaIe.
I know what I'm taIking about.
I got one that'II knock them
out of their seats.
I'II sing in first-person chorus
and you join in.
Here's the setting.
There's a big transport buiIt on the stage.
Got orders, you're going overseas.
Everybody's marching with equipment.
You're on your way to France.
Go ahead, hit it.
[BAND PLAYING
"WE'RE ON OUR WAY TO FRANCE" ]
CHORUS [SINGING] :
All is ready so just go steady
We must be going to the pier
No more waiting or hesitating
The time to sail is here
Bye-bye mothers and all the others
Who come to shed a little tear
Don't cry, bye-bye
Give us a parting cheer
We're on our way to France
Left fIank, march.
There's not a minute to spare
That's why
For when the Yanks advance
You bet we wanna be there
Goodbye
[SIREN WAILING]
Hey.
Lieutenant McCarthy reporting.
WeII, that's fine. Sergeant McGee?
-Yes, sir.
-WeII...
-...this is it. The trucks are here.
-We're ready, sir.
You instructed your men?
Everything's prepared.
We changed the routine on the finaIe.
Men wiII march out through the audience
to the truck, sir.
That's fine.
Lieutenant, take charge of detaiI.
Yes, sir.
WeII, this is what you wanted, isn't it?
Yes, sir.
Goodbye, sergeant.
-Best of Iuck.
-Thank you, sir.
The way the show is going over,
it Iooks Iike we'II reaIIy run a year.
Brother, we've got marching orders
and, soIdier, you're reaIIy going to France.
[APPLAUSE]
Forward! Ho!
Old Hoboken is bent and broken
From soldiers marching on her pier
While you slumber, a great big number
That's not the way they rehearsed.
To the millions of brave civilians
That we are leaving over here
It's reaI. They're going.
Give us a parting cheer
We're on our way to France
There's not a minute to spare
That's why
For when the Yanks advance
You bet we wanna be there
Goodbye
CoIumn, right.
March.
We're on our way to France
There's not a minute to spare
That's why
For when the Yanks advance
You bet we wanna be there
Goodbye
-Bye. No. Goodbye.
-Hey, goodbye.
-Goodbye, Iove.
-Goodbye.
-Goodbye.
-Don't worry.
-Good Iuck.
-Don't worry.
Take care of yourseIf.
Don't worry, darIing.
We'II be back in no time.
Good Iuck.
-BiII!
-Goodbye, Mom. Don't worry.
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