The West Point Story Page #6
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with his Uncle Harry.
He's gonna sign with Bixby.
And what felony
do you want me to commit?
I want you to give the kid a taste
of show business.
She's here, all right, but why?
- Well, didn't you know?
- No.
Well, Bix got her to come up
as a blind drag for Tom...
...and Tom got Bix special permission
to come to the hop.
Now, tonight, he's gonna ask you
to be in the show.
I told him to do it.
And when he starts selling,
baby, you start buying.
I came up here for one night,
not to make a career out of this.
Now, didn't we say
that this was time for a little giving?
And just think, just think...
...the first dame
ever to be in a West Point show.
With what you have to swing?
Start swinging.
a little refreshment.
Say, that's nice. For you.
After you, sir.
- Do your boys have this?
- Yes.
When she comes up here,
give her an introduction...
...and send her right into it, huh?
- Right.
You did a number in your last picture,
the "Military Polka."
- We liked it up here.
- Oh, thank you.
- How about doing it for us now?
- Oh, really, I don't want to sing now.
- Come on, they'd enjoy it.
- But I didn't bring my music.
Please.
- All set?
- All ready.
Put your arms around her shoulder
When the order's "Shoulder arms"
Take a full, firm grip
Of the lady and her charms
If her heart is your objective
You can win it right away
When they play the "Military Polka"
"To the right flank" is the order
- Then it's:
- Left about-face
So you face your neighbor's girl
But you turn back to attention
Love's the order of the day
When they play the "Military Polka"
Hut, two, three, four
Hut, two, three, four
Hut, two, three, four, here they go
See those military men in line
See their uniforms
Their buttons all a-shine
It's amazing how erect they stand
Begins to beat to beat the band
And the band's terrific
It's positively great
When they play for marching
And when they syncopate
Get set
Fall in
They're all set to begin
Hut, two, three, four
Hut, two, three, four
Hut, two, three, four
Put your arms around her shoulder
When the order's "Shoulder arms"
Take a full, firm grip
Of the lady and her charms
If her heart is your objective
You can win it right away
When they play the "Military Polka"
"To the right flank" is the order
- Then it's:
- Left about-face
So you face your neighbor's girl
But you turn back to attention
Love's the order of the day
When they play the "Military Polka"
See the dancers marching forward
Straight across the ballroom floor
If he steals a kiss
All is fair in love and war
From now on there's no retreating
'Cause you'll fall in love to stay
You can bet your boots
You'll all be recruits
When they play the mil...
Military
The "Military Polka"
- Would you like a little air?
- Fine.
You see, up here, every spring,
we put on our show.
- Well, that's the musical without girls.
- That's right.
- Not much fun in that, is there?
- Well, we have to break out sometime.
Sort of celebrate
the end of the gloom period.
Look what I've done.
I'm all thumbs.
I'll get it.
What's the name of that song
they're playing?
- Oh, that's the ballad from our show.
- Is it? Sing it for me.
No, no, I'm out of my class.
You're used to professionals.
Oh, come on. Tonight you may lose
your amateur standing.
You love me
The miracle of miracles
You love me
In every dream
You seem so unattainable
It's not explainable
And yet you're mine
You're mine
Believe me
Believe me
I'm sure this heart of mine
Would not deceive me
And even if you never say it
This I know is true
You love me
Just as I love you
Tom, that was just wonderful.
Oh, and I love that song.
Really, your voice just thrilled me so...
Here. Don't spill it.
Kiss her.
Kiss her!
Not on the hand. No.
On the mouth.
Look.
Like that.
- What's that?
- That's "Army Blue."
It means we have exactly one hour
to get back to barracks before taps.
Will you please tell me
what this is all about?
You know that idea you had
about the local playing the princess?
I've thought it over. It's positively great.
That's not a local, that's a movie star.
And she's cadet-happy.
And the cadet is movie-star-happy.
And in about five minutes...
...they'll be on Flirtation Walk.
Doesn't that make you wish
you were young again?
I suppose you know
this crooked little path is famous.
This isn't the road
that's paved with bad intentions, is it?
- Rocks in your shoes?
I'll get it.
Wonderful little pebbles.
Scattered in the most convenient places.
Slows down the enemy...
...and brings her into range.
Something tells me
I'll be safer as a moving target.
Warn you:
Flirtation Walk gets darker.Also previously arranged?
You know, the girls
sometimes call this Temptation Walk.
Tom, you know,
you really have a beautiful voice.
What are you gonna do with it?
You know my uncle too?
Well, yes, but you can't throw away
talent like yours.
You could have a great career.
You could be a star.
Well, right now I'm concentrating
on a star on my shoulder.
Incidentally, Tom,
it was nice of you to ask me.
It was wonderful of you to come.
Oh, I mean about the show.
- Do you really want me?
- Want you?
Well, I mean, if you do,
That'll be wonderful.
- And what a lovely princess you'll make.
- Thank you.
Well, what do you know.
By a fortunate coincidence,
Nice maneuvering, general.
- Now what?
- Well...
You've been kissed, I know
In the very last row
When the love scene is on
At the movie show
But wait until tonight
And you'll be kissed but right
By the Kissing Rock
It's a lovely spot
And believe it or not
If you just care a little
You'll care a lot
So let's dispense with talk
And take Flirtation Walk
To the Kissing Rock
Now, a girl once refused to kiss a lad
And the lad was a man of honor
He warned her she'd make
The rock real mad
And the legend is the rock fell upon her
That was years ago
And it must have been so
'Cause from that day to this
Not a girl said no
- And that's the story of
By the Kissing Rock
- What's this for?
- You're supposed to put it on.
And now, so the rock won't fall down
and kill us both...
It's just a legend.
Oh, it's a lovely legend.
And a wonderful timesaver.
Would you stop making
a Supreme Court case out of nothing?
- Out of nothing?
- Yes.
How much did Eberhart promise you
to come up here?
Now, look, sweetheart,
I've been doing this all for you.
- For me?
- Yes.
Why do you suppose
I'm in this usher's outfit?
Because I like to play soldiers? No.
All right, I'm gonna get the kid
busted out of here.
Does he know what he's got?
No. But you know, and so do I.
There's gold in them thar tonsils.
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