North to Alaska Page #10

Synopsis: Sam and George strike gold in Alaska. George sends Sam to Seattle to bring George's fiancée back to Alaska. Sam finds she is already married, and returns instead with Angel. Sam, after trying to get George and Angel together, finally romances Angel, who, in the meantime, is busy fighting off the advances of George's younger brother, Billy. Frankie is a con man trying to steal the partner's gold claim.
Director(s): Henry Hathaway
Production: 20th Century Fox
  1 win & 1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
7.0
Rotten Tomatoes:
43%
APPROVED
Year:
1960
122 min
359 Views


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And then l wanna tell you

you're the worst double-crosser l ever met!

- First you double-cross me...

- You? l double-crossed you?

Me, with George. And now you're

double-crossing your boyfriend Frankie!

You're wrong about everything!

Not once since l've met you

have you been right about anything at all!

Yup. That's my boy Sam, all right.

Oh! You!

Well, here she is. l found her for you -

your nice, square, straight-out girl.

- ln business again, as usual.

- She's not my girl. l wish she was.

- She's yours!

- Oh, no, l'm not!

Listen. We were putting it on for you.

- No, we were not!

- Of course we were!

He won't believe you.

He'd rather believe me!

l wouldn't believe you on a stack of Bibles!

No matter what else he is, George is not a liar.

lf he says he's putting it on, he's...

Wait a minute! You are a liar,

- or why else are you here?

- l'm looking for a fella named Boggs!

- Ohhh!

- Take it easy, Sam.

Timber!

- Take it easy.

- Sam, l can't find Frankie,

but Boggs is here, locked up in a room.

- What room?

- l don't know.

Well, this is as good as any place to start.

Hey! What is this?

Take it easy.

Billy! ls he in here?

No.

Don't give up, kid. This is promising.

- Billy!

- Oh, l can take care of myself.

Gentlemen! What a pleasant surprise!

- That's him!

- You're just in time to have a drink.

- We want to have a little talk with you.

- Oh, that's good.

Cos it gets very lonely here, you know.

l got nobody to sing with.

Let's all sing together, all right?

Gold is found in every...

What we wanna find out is

why you've cross-filed on our claim.

Cross-filed? l did?

- Well, don't you remember?

- Now, think.

Didn't Frankie Canon ask you

to do something for him?

Frankie? No!

He's the nicest guy l ever met.

He gave me this whole room

and all this whiskey, for nothin'!

- All l did was put an X on a piece of paper.

- You signed something? What did it say?

l don't know. lf l could read,

l wouldn't have to sign with an X, right?

And Mr Canon told me l would never

have to push another broom again

as long as l live.

That's enough talkin'. Let's drink

and sing. Are you ready?

Gold is found in every ditch...

Come on. The commissioner

wants to hear ya.

- Does he like singin' too?

- He's crazy about it.

Gold is found in every ditch

You tote and haul and lug...

Wait here. l'll get Boggs, and

you get him out of town as fast as you can.

Hiya, Mr Canon!

- We found your friend.

- l'm gonna sing for the commissioner.

- Come on with us.

- Maybe you'd better come and listen.

- l'm not interested.

- You're gonna get interested.

Get out of the way!

Look out! Behind you, Sam!

- You...!

- What the...?

Duck!

Sam, look out!

The Good Book says

that man must love his fellow man.

Music! Music!

When the saints go marching in

When the saints go marching in

O Good Lord, l wanna be in that number...

Hey, l want you!

Get off there!

- You're comin' with me!

- Wait a minute!

You!

When the saints go marching in

O Lord, l want to go up yonder

When the saints go marching in

- Gold is where you find it...

- Save that for the commissioner.

All aboard for the Queen of Seattlel

All aboard! All aboard

for the Queen of Seattlel

When the saints go marching in

- When the saints go marching in...

- Shut up. Shut up.

- O Good Lord, l wanna be in that number...

- Shut up!

- What's going on here?

- Commissioner, we've had our hearing.

This is Boggs, and this is the crook

that tricked him into fakin' our claim.

Yeah, Boggsy, sing to the commissioner.

Gold is where...

Sing with me, Commissioner.

- Hey, partner!

- All aboard the Queen of Seattlel

- All aboard! All aboard!

- We're back in business again, huh?

McCord! You'll have to come inside

and file a complaint.

Later. Angel!

- Hey, Commissioner.

- But if you wanna strike it rich

- You got a match?

- Yeah.

You drink it from ajug

Angel! Where are you going?

l have to catch that boat, Sam,

and get my things...

You have to stay here.

Everything's startin' to work out fine.

You gotta stay, Michelle.

The big lug loves you!

- What are we, a sideshow?

- Last call, Queen of Seattlel

Last call!

You've got to stay, Angel!

- Why, Sam? Why do l have to stay?

- Because you have to, that's why!

But that's no reason. Why?

- That's no reason why?

- No. That's no reason. Why?

Because l... want you to.

Don't you understand?

No, l don't understand. Come on, tell me.

Tell her, you big lug!

Because l love you, that's why!

Oh, Sam!

Hey, ma'am? Haven't you

got a ticket to sail with us?

You use it!

l've got a present for you for Michelle.

l got it from Frankie when he was broke.

l practically stole it!

A solid diamond ring!

Oh, George. This is the most

beautiful present l ever had!

Gee, l wish l had a present to give you.

Here's one from me.

- Beer on the house! Come on!

- And champagne!

l got myself a real gold mine!

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John Lee Mahin

John Lee Mahin (August 23, 1902, Evanston, Illinois – April 18, 1984, Los Angeles) was an American screenwriter and producer of films who was active in Hollywood from the 1930s to the 1960s. He was known as the favorite writer of Clark Gable and Victor Fleming. In the words of one profile, he had "a flair for rousing adventure material, and at the same time he wrote some of the raciest and most sophisticated sexual comedies of that period." more…

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