Thank you, sir
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Lt. Cmdr. Charles E. Madison:
And, uh, 10 pounds of oranges. Would you check those for bruises...? Hotel Waiter:
I will, sir. Lt. Cmdr. Charles E. Madison:
The admiral will have breakfast tomorrow at 7:30 with Capt. Ellender and Commander Cummings. I've scribbled down how everyone likes their eggs. [Hands a sheet of paper to the waiter] Hotel Waiter:
Thank you, sir
And, uh, 10 pounds of oranges. Would you check those for bruises...? Hotel Waiter:
I will, sir. Lt. Cmdr. Charles E. Madison:
The admiral will have breakfast tomorrow at 7:30 with Capt. Ellender and Commander Cummings. I've scribbled down how everyone likes their eggs. [Hands a sheet of paper to the waiter] Hotel Waiter:
Thank you, sir
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In this world you're as strong as your sea power
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You tell them Jesse Damn right
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My father was class of 1869
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He beat the Army 2 0
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when they were still pitching baseball underhanded
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I wish he was pitching for us this year
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My grandfather died slipping a sloop
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through the Union blockade at Charleston
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I knew we'd get back to the Civil War
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My people have shipped out for this country under sail wood and diesel
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Movie Summary
An American Naval Officer's talent for living the good life in wartime is challenged when he falls in love and is sent on a dangerous mission.
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Hotel Waiter
Lt. Commander Charles Edward Madison
