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Clips from White Christmas (1954)

"Stop the Jeep, Sergeant."
White Christmas (1954)
"What's this all about, Captain?"
White Christmas (1954)
"A little entertainment for the men, sir. Tonight's Christmas Eve."
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"They should be lined up for full inspection."
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"You're absolutely right. There's no Christmas in the Army, Captain."
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"There's always a slip-up or two during a change in command."
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"The men get a little loose."
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"- I know I'm leaving them in good hands. - Thank you, General."
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"Sergeant, take me to headquarters immediately."
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"You'll have those men turned out on the double."
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"- Sergeant, take the shortcut. - Yes, sir."
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"That's not the way back to headquarters."
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"Joe, you know that and I know that, but the general doesn't know it."
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"♪ Just like the ones I used to know ♪"
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"♪ Where the treetops glisten ♪"
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"♪ And children listen ♪"
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"♪ To hear sleigh bells ♪"
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"♪ In the snow ♪"
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"♪ Of a white Christmas ♪"
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"♪ With every Christmas card ♪"
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"♪ And bright ♪"
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"♪ And may all your Christmases ♪"
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"♪ Be white ♪"
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"Well, that just about wraps it up, fellas."
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"'Cause we really had a slam-bang finish cooked up for him."
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"I guess you know by now"
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"That's not a very nice Christmas present, is it,"
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"That's a direction he's never taken in his entire life."
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"Well, all I can say is we owe an awful lot to General Waverly..."
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"Attention!"
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"Captain Wallace, who's responsible"
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"for holding a show in this advanced area?"
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"- Well, sir, as a matter of fact... - It was me, sir."
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"I mean, when you've got an entertainer, sir,"
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"I mean, sir, it's Christmas Eve, sir, and..."
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"Well, sir, I mean that if you were in New York, sir,"
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"you'd have to pay $6.60 or even $8.80 to see"
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"or hear a great singer like Captain Wallace, sir."
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"- Who are you? - Phillip Davis, sir."
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"Private first class, sir."
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"I said, "At ease!""
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"This division is now under the command of General Harold G. Carlton."
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"I don't want you to forget it, not that he'll let you."
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"He's tough, just what this sIoppy outfit needs."
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"You may even learn how to march."
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"I may come back and... fight for the enemy."
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"- Merry Christmas. - Merry Christmas."
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"Well, I guess all I can say is how much I..."
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"How am I going...?"
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"Just happen to have a slam-bang finish, sir."
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"Yes, sir."
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"♪ We'll follow the old man ♪ ♪ Wherever he wants to go ♪"
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"♪ Long as he stays away ♪ ♪ From the battle's fray ♪"
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"♪ Especially when he keeps us on the ball ♪"
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"♪ And we'll tell the kiddies ♪ ♪ We answered duty's call ♪"
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"♪ With the grandest son of a soldier ♪ ♪ Of them all ♪"
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"♪ We'll stay with the old man ♪ ♪ Wherever he wants to stay ♪"
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"♪ Long as he stays away ♪ ♪ From the battle's fray ♪"
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"♪ Because we love him ♪ ♪ We love him ♪"
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"♪ Especially when he keeps us on the ball ♪"
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"♪ And we'll tell the kiddies ♪ ♪ We answered duty's call ♪"
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"♪ With the grandest son of a soldier ♪ ♪ Of them all ♪"
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"- Look out. It's about to come down. - Get down!"
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"Put me down!"
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"What do you...?"
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"- This looks pretty bad. - Yeah, it's nothing but a scratch."
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"- Hey, Davis, how you feeling? - Pretty good, Captain."
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"I just dropped by to thank you for saving my life."
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"- Well, it was a life worth saving, sir. - Well, I appreciate it."
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"Anytime I can do anything for you, anytime, any place,"
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"- you just pick up a phone. - Thank you, sir."
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"- So long, Davis. Sorry. I'll see you. - That's all right, Captain."
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"Captain, you could do one little tiny favor for me."
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"- What's that? - Well, sir,"
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"when this is all over, you know, I thought maybe if you put this song"
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"in your act, it might be a big hit for you."
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"- Why, sure. Just pick up the phone. - Yeah. Captain,"
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"- This it? - Yeah."
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"Well, this is for two people. It's a duet."
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"Yeah. It needs two people, two dynamite entertainers."
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"But I work alone. I do a single."
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"Who do you figure on for the other hunk of dynamite?"
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"Well, I happen to know a fellow, Captain."
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"He's pretty funny in living rooms, kind of has a fair voice, you know, and I..."
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"Yeah, well... That's all right, Captain."
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"Oh, well. OK, Dynamite, we'll give it whirl."
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"♪ We're having a heat wave ♪ ♪ A tropical heat wave ♪"
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"♪ Well, now the temperature's rising ♪ ♪ It isn't surprising ♪"
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"♪ She certainly can ♪ ♪ Can-can ♪"
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"♪ With crazy words that roll along ♪"
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"♪ And if my song can start you laughing ♪ ♪ I'm happy, happy ♪"
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"♪ Nothing but blue skies ♪ ♪ Blue skies do I see ♪"
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"♪ Nothing but bluebirds, bluebirds ♪ ♪ All day long ♪"
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"♪ Noticing the days hurrying by ♪"
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"♪ When you're in love ♪ ♪ My, my, how they fly ♪"
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"Keep it bubbling now, girls."
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"- Phil, can I see you for a minute? - Yeah."
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"- Hello, honey. Hi. - Hi."
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"- You know Doris? - Yeah."
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"- Hi. - Hi. Hi. Fine."
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"On stage, girls! On stage. Finale."
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"Albert, did you get the notice drawn up?"
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"- Yes, sir. Show lays off tonight. - Good boy."
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"Cast and crew get ten days off with pay."
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"Gee, they'll go wild. Nicest Christmas present anybody ever had."
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"Well, a little rough for the holiday traffic,"
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"but I pulled a few strings, got you and Mr. Davis on the 1:00 train."
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"- Tickets are on the way over. - Good enough."
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"- Put that on the bulletin board. - Sign this, Bob."
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"OK. Say, if you want us for anything in New York,"
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"- for the Ed Harrison Television Show. - Yes, sir."
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"Too bad you and Mr. Davis couldn't get a little rest."
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"Oh, man, I wasn't about to turn this down."
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"This is a great big, fat plug for the show."
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"- Bring the tickets when they come. - Yes, sir."
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"Can I see you a minute?"
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"- How do you do? - Mutual, I'm sure."
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"I thought before train time, we'd get a bite to eat"
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"I'm afraid you can't either. We got some business to take care of."
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"- What kind of business? - We got to go look at an act."
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