Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

- How much time I got to pay for the rest? - Sixty days.

They took to the hill there. Yeah, that-a-way.

How do you like New York, Alvin, as much as you've seen of it?

it's mighty hard to get 'em straight again.

Well, there ain't any English people down our way, just Americans.

"Business is business."

They say he captured Hindenburg. And the Crown Prince.

Get in there, you guys. Move forward. Move...

- I'll be more than glad to, Alvin. - Thank you, Mr. Hull.

Im drinkin against Tony Delgadillo

Now, Sergeant, the people of New York would like to show their appreciation.

Giddap, Noah. I'll be seeing you.

I've been wanting to talk to you about this.

They say you never hear the one that's hit you.

I'm Cordell Hull, Sergeant York,

Joshua, 14, verse 9...

They're a-telling, Cordell Hull are speechmaking over in Jimtown.

Well, I hope so.

Now, which one of them would you shoot first?

First platoon at 6:10,

in something outside his own self.

I reckon that there gun shoots a might to the right.

I congratulate you, York.

He had six or seven other pigs that didn't run off.

- Goodbye. Goodbye, Gracie. - Goodbye, Alvin.

as Commander-in-Chief of the American Expeditionary Forces,

Alvin York cut center five times and won Lem's beef critter on the hoof.

and running around in his shirttail.

That land were mine.

Now... Now go ahead with the reading.

I can tell you these garments are mighty popular with the ladies.

I'll be a-coming back.

- Bull's-eye. - Bull's-eye.

- Halt where you are. - Halt!

- Mr. Tomkins, I just want to... - Come closer and I'll hit you.

- Sounds all right. - Turkeys sure is dumb animals.

Why, twixt the two of you, you'd have old Satan down in a jiffy.

Seems you picked up a good bit down in the hills, Alvin.

- Having any trouble with him? - No, sir. Why?

Come on, fellows. Get your targets ready for the beef shoot.

This is where we change cars, Alvin.

I ain't having but five eggs and they're kind of puny.

How's the crops up your way, Alvin?

I wanna be a-going home.

whereby all men were pledged to defend the rights of each man,

Attaboy, Tom. I heard my daddy talk about fighting Yankees.

Anyway, your time was rightly up last Tuesday.

The Lord sure do move in mysterious ways.

The other's a croak, just like a frog, about moonrise.

Jim Corey, next shooter.

Did you ever think when you start plowing your furrows crooked,

Let's see now. That's $40.50.

Be sitting, Alvin.

Could I be getting a can of baking powder and a...

No, ma'am, he ain't.

Hey, Zeke, you ain't paid your dollar yet.

- Howdy, Miss Gracie. - Howdy, Alvin.

Maybe. Come on, get your mule.

Oh, I reckon it's worth about...

Giddap, Noah, giddap. Come on.

Well, anyway, since driving over here,

And another thing, I'm gonna give you back the clock you sold me.

I'm expecting my husband to love me.

Zeke was a-telling me, but I... I couldn't believe him.

What... What would you do, Mr. Hull?

Why, the... The war in Europe.

That little hollow...

And I hate to be telling you, but I don't want to see you get in no trouble.

Why, it's Alvin York.

Yep, fighting could have been mighty plentiful

Women folks around here wear split bonnets.

He's kind of pussle-gutted, it appears to me.

Well, I'll learn 'em fellows to shoot the best I can,

They'll get a chance when I put the critter up again.

Gotta get under there.

Well, looks like he's done a heap already,

- No, he ain't. - Well, why ain't he?

They haven't? Ain't they civilized? Where you from?

I'm right glad, Son.

Which one of your men is York?

you as much as told me that you were quite prepared to die for your country,

The Lord sure does move in mysterious ways.

Well, you got to write a letter to the draft board.

Well, there's a beef and turkey shoot coming up. You must've heard about it.

I'd sure like to see you toad-hop her about, Alvin.

What's the matter?

but seeing as how I'm trying to do the fair and square thing, Alvin, $20.

What's the matter, Alvin?