Morton 'Hammy' Hammond:
Looks like somebody's been reading our mail.
--Richard Quine (as Morton 'Hammy' Hammond) in Babes on Broadway
--Richard Quine (as Morton 'Hammy' Hammond) in Babes on Broadway
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Narrator: If you remember Pearl Harbor, you'll recall that in the year that followed the Japanese were almost invincible. Early in 1943, however, they were checked. Stopped cold by the Marines at Guadalcanal, the Navy in the Coral Sea, and the Allied armies in New Guinea. This was a period of far-reaching decisions, desperate strategies, and incredibly daring counter-strokes - not the least of which involved two bright young naval officers...
--Richard Quine (as ) in The Wackiest Ship In the Army
Narrator: If you remember Pearl Harbor, you'll recall that in the year that followed the Japanese were almost invincible. Early in 1943, however, they were checked. Stopped cold by the Marines at Guadalcanal, the Navy in the Coral Sea, and the Allied armies in New Guinea. This was a period of far-reaching decisions, desperate strategies, and incredibly daring counter-strokes - not the least of which involved two bright young naval officers...
--Richard Quine (as ) in The Wackiest Ship In the Army