Pin Up Girl Page #8

Synopsis: Glamorous Lorry Jones, the toast of a Missouri military canteen, has become "engaged" to almost every serviceman she's signed her pin-up photo for. Now she's leaving home to go into government service (not, as she fantasizes, to join the USO). On a side trip to New York, her vivid imagination leads her to True Love with naval hero Tommy Dooley; but increasingly involved Musical Comedy Complications follow.
Production: Twentieth Century Fox
 
IMDB:
6.1
Rotten Tomatoes:
33%
PASSED
Year:
1944
84 min
82 Views


Hup-hup-hip. Port arms.

Hup-hup. Inspection arms.

Hup-hup-hip. Port arms.

Hup-hup-hip-ho.

Order arms. Hup-hup-hip.

Right shoulder arms.

Hup-hup-hip-ho.

Left flank, harch.

Forward arms. Hup-hup.

To the rip, harch.

Company halt. Forward harch.

Company halt. Forward harch.

For the left flank, harch.

To the left shoulder, arms.

Hup-hup.

Third squad to the rip, harch.

Second squad to the rip, harch.

Third squad to the rip, harch.

Fourth squad to the rip, harch.

First squad to the rip, harch.

Second squad to the rip, harch.

Third squad to the rip, harch.

Fourth squad to the rip, harch.

Left step, right step, rip, harch.

Right shoulder arms.

Hup-hup-hip-ho.

To the right flank, harch.

To the rip, harch.

Rip, harch. Rip, harch.

To the right flank, harch.

To the rip, harch.

Without a pause, company halt.

Hup-hup-hip-ho.

Hup-hup-hip-ho.

Marching manual.

Arms. Hup-hup-hip-ho.

Hup-hup-hip-ho.

Hup-hup-hip-ho.

Hup-hup-hip-ho.

Hup-hup-hip-ho.

Hup-hup-hip-ho.

Hup-hup-hip-ho.

Hup-hup-hip-ho.

Hup-hup-hip-ho.

Hup-hup-hip-ho.

Hup-hup-hip-ho.

Hup-hup-hip-ho.

To the rip, harch.

Hup-hup-hip-ho.

Hup-hup-hip-ho.

Hup-hup-hip-ho.

Come on. Cover up there.

Hup-hup-hip.

To the left flank, harch.

First platoon to the rip, harch.

To the left flank, harch.

First squad to the rip, harch.

Second squad to the rip, harch.

Third squad to the rip, harch.

Fourth squad to the rip, harch.

First squad to the rip, harch.

Second squad to the rip, harch.

Third squad to the rip, harch.

Fourth squad to the rip, harch.

Flank platoon to the rip, harch.

To the rip, harch.

Company right, harch.

Come on. Guss it up there.

Dress up those lines.

To the rip, harch. Hup-hup.

To the rip, harch.

Company halt. Forward harch.

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