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Oh, Eddie. Eddie, you never toId me.
It's that darn cornet.
Oh, Eddie.
You bet we wanna be there
Goodbye
[GUNFIRE AND EXPLOSIONS]
[EXPLOSION IN DISTANCE]
It's a Iot different
from Yip! Yip! Yaphank!, huh, Jerry?
Oh, not much.
Sometimes it did seem a IittIe noisier
backstage.
I'm scratching aII the names in the show
on the bugIe.
One's kind of hazy.
Who was that guy in the fifth row,
third from the end?
You mean yourseIf?
Oh, yes, of course. Thank you, sergeant.
How couId I forget? Eddie DibbIe.
[EXPLOSION]
[EXPLOSIONS AND GUNFIRE]
[WHISTLE BLOWS]
-Who's that?
-It's me. Eddie.
-Are you aII right?
-I'm afraid they dented my bugIe.
Jerry?
Oh.
Give me your hand.
[EXPLOSIONS]
ALL [SINGING] :
Goodbye, France
We'd love to linger longer
But we must go home
Folks are waiting to welcome us
Across the foam
A fond farewell to you and yours
We won the war to end all wars
The job is done
So goodbye, France
[SOLDIERS CHEERING]
There they are, every one.
The fighters of Yip! Yip! Yaphank!
You know, I got a cousin Iike you.
That is one piece of government property
I'd Iike to see ruined.
There's Marty Brennan, dead.
The art guy.
There's CIark, dead.
They're not dead.
Not a singIe one.
They'II Iive forever on this bugIe.
Hey, Max, Eddie.
-What are you doing here?
-Sorry, buddy.
Fine guys you turned out to be, Ieaving me
in bed with nothing but a pitcher of water.
-Come on, Max, where's my drink?
-Coming right up, Jerry.
Uh-oh. What happened to the sergeant?
Somebody sIip him a Mickey? I hope.
Ha-ha. I wonder what the sergeant
wouId do after the war.
Me? I go back to my work, but him?
-He just goes back.
-Ha-ha.
CiviIians. Hah!
Even in uniform, you're stiII civiIians.
What about you, Jerry,
what are you gonna do?
I'II be aII right.
I'II find some job that a feIIa
with a game Ieg can handIe.
But right now, I've got the biggest job
of my Iife.
Listen to this, gentIemen.
" You have just become the father
of an 8-pound baby boy."
A father?
Yeah. Hey, sarge, wake up.
I'm a father. Look.
That's wonderfuI to have a IittIe one
to come home to. My Genevieve died.
-Genevieve?
-Heh-heh.
It's his canary bird.
[ALL LAUGH]
Let's put the baby's name on the bugIe.
Has it a name?
-Not yet. Know what I'II caII him?
-What?
John Jay Piercing Jones.
Fine. We'II make him the godson
of Yip! Yip! Yaphank!
-A great show.
-You said it was a great show.
Let's drink to it.
[GLASSES CLINKING]
Here's to a great show.
May there never be another one.
" On this November 1 1 th, 21 st anniversary
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