So Spike Lee just released a few weeks ago a new series on Netflix titled She's Gotta Have It and it's based off the film that he had in 1986 based off the same name. I heard a lot of people raving about it. Some people have some gripes but mostly people I know have said how much they loved it but I wanted to see the original film before I saw the new Netflix original series. So how did I think about it? My name is Brennan Keith Avery and this is Just My Opinion. Hey guys I want to thank you so much for tuning in to my Opinion Slash review for She's Gotta Have It, the 1986 version not the Netflix original that came out this year. I really do appreciate it but before I get into the review help your boy out by going ahead and subscribing to this channel. Also click the bell so you can be notified when I make uploads and also give me that thumbs up. Let's see if we can get this video to 100 likes. So Netflix has been doing their thing with all this original content I believe in 2018 they're going to have 80 new Netflix original films and series coming to their platform which is great. I love new material as most people do and it's the benefit that you get to watch it at home. And Spike Lee I'm pretty sure you've heard of this director before. He has like 76 directing credits, writing credits, producing credits, credits, etc. It has to do with films, TV series, documentaries and shorts. And this one is She's Gotta Have It which came out in 1986 and it is his second film and his whole filmography. And it's only an hour and 24 minutes as far as the content is concerned the things that happen on screen are just as interesting as everything that happened off screen as well and I want to talk about all of that. If you know Spike Lee's work you know that he's very unconventional. He makes films and does pieces of artwork. He's an art tour. He does pieces of artwork, none like any other filmmaker. But he was actually taught by Martin Scorsese and one thing that stood out to me in this film is of course we're in 2017 and we're used to seeing films in color. But of course this like I said came out of 1986 and 90% of this film is done in black and white. And a small portion of it is done in color and when that color popped on the screen it really did speak volumes, did pop, it was full of color and I like that contrast. One reason that's important to me and the reason why I brought it up as far as Martin Scorsese is concerned is that Martin Scorsese's film A Raging Bull that came out in 1980 that film was predominantly shot and filmed in black and white and shown in black and white and that had one scene that was full of color as well. And Scorsese taught Spike Lee and NYU and so you know I just thought that was interesting you know when I was looking up some information on this film. Something else the budget of this movie was only $175,000 it was filmed in 12 days. The budget was so tight and this is really fascinating to me that there was no retakes in this whole entire movie. And the budget was so tight as well that when the cast was taking breaks Spike Lee made sure that they didn't throw away the aluminum cans that had soda because he wanted to recycling money for it. So just from like a you know a penny pension guy there's nothing wrong with that you're trying to save money and you know do his thing with a tight budget I really do respect that and that's just something that I had to mention. But about the movie itself is like I said it's called She's Gotta Have It and what it's about is there is a character by the name of Nola Darling and you know she is she doesn't like being labeled she doesn't like being called a freak or anything like that you know these labels that society can sometimes put on women and it just goes back and forth with you know telling the story from her perspective of her three lovers and not just her perspective but her lovers as well plus her surrounding friends and immediately when the film started out something that I liked about it is you know Nola she talks to you the honest member this film breaks the fourth wall like Deadpool out of a comic book or something like that and you know I really do like that and sometimes it can work on screen and sometimes it doesn't but it does work well in this film and I'm imagining that that's gonna be taking place in a 2017 remake of this movie that I'm really am looking forward to but her three lovers is one gentleman by the name of Jamie Mars and also Greer and Spike Lee not only is he a actor no not only is he's director producer and writer he is also an actor in this film and some of his other films as well but he's in this role he's in this film as well he's in this film as well as a character named Mars and you know Nola she I don't want to say she's confused or whatever and there's one you know I really did enjoy this film for the most part but there's one thing that stood out to me that she kind of quoted in the beginning that it's not about control my body my mind or who's gonna own it you know who's gonna own it them or me I'm not a one-man woman period you know bottom line and that's a great way to start out the film but my only gripe is I'll get this out of the way is the film never really addressed it later on I mean she did gonna go to therapy one time and it was just kind of like hey you know she's looking for love and just doesn't know how to handle it and you know decipher which you know what kind of man she wants but they never the film never did go back and address why she is doing this or whatever but I still liked her character I had so much respect for Nola's character because she is like one of the most honest women that I've ever seen in any TV show any documentary any movie ever or whatever she didn't she wasn't rude or anything like that she wasn't blunt she was nice and calm collected you know Karen herself you know classy you know outside of the bedroom or even in the bedroom you know but she just you know she didn't hold back any punches she was with these men and these lovers that she was dealing with or whatever she didn't you know she just was she would tell them straight up like look you know I'm seeing you right now I may go see this other person tomorrow and I may go see this guy next week you know if you can deal with it hey great if you can't you know there's the door you know I'm saying like you know that's crazy and for you know for sparkly to create a character and I don't know if I didn't find anything to say this was based off a true story or not but if him to create a character like this and kind of in the late 80s a word or whatever that's a bold move I mean we have a lot of characters like that is in TV and movies today so it's not like a new thing but this thing came out in 1986 you know in the acting was great this can be described as like a serious sexy comedic drama and then it had all that I mean you know they had some decent sex scenes they even had some funny sex scenes to where one of her lovers was just like this musclehead jock you know loser that thought he was better than everybody and just you know thought that every woman should kiss his feet and this one scene when he was trying to give her you know they were trying to get it on or whatever I don't want to spoil it for you but I would just say to myself like dude you are just loving yourself too much you know this is crazy you know you need to you know put your ego aside or whatever but like I said I really did like know this character it was fascinating seeing her bounce back and forth between you know all of her multiple lovers you know that was entertaining too and I you know I think everybody should give this a chance because it's only an hour and 24 minutes and you may even learn a lot from it and I did I did speak about one great but I will say something else is there I kind of think the way that the men her lovers were chasing Nola was a little bit unrealistic never in my young 30 something years of life have I ever seen me and fight so hard for one woman I mean yeah I've met a couple of guys growing up there were like simple tins and what you know that they would bend over backwards for a woman and they know it's kind of pathetic well there were just a few scenes here what I was I mean come on guys I mean where's your dignity where's yourself a pride I mean like seriously she is I don't even want to say she's a player or a pimp or anything like that because there was no deceit from her at all you know and there's like two scenes that I want to mention but if you do try to watch it on Netflix because this is on Netflix as well not just the original you know it will maybe have a more powerful impact for you but you know other than the film not necessarily addressing why Nola is not able to make a decision on who she really wants to be with and I did find the man just being a little bit unrealistic everything else in this movie you know I really did enjoy and I pretty much loved if I were to rate she's got to have it the 1986 version out of a one out of ten I would give this in the eight out of ten yes in eight out of ten but guys that's just my opinion have you seen she's got to have it or do you want to see it have I turned you on have I turned you off do you agree with me or do you disagree with me let me know in the comment section below let's get this conversation going and keep it flowing 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Hello friends, welcome back to the channel. Three brand new events have just been announced for Pokemon Scarlet and Violet. We're going to cover all of the details in today's video. So three brand new events are coming to Scarlet and Violet later this week as we're recording this video on the 21st of January. We've got a brand new Terrorite event that's coming from the 26th and running till the 28th. It will be a spotlight Terrorite event again, not a seven star Terrorite event. The Blaziken seven star Terrorite event has just finished and I personally was expecting another seven star Terrorite event running this week, but it looks like things are changing up in the interim. We are going to have exclusively to Pokemon Scarlet the Fluttersman featuring over this weekend and then the Iron Juggalists will be featured in Pokemon Violet. Like I say, these will be five star Terrorites and more like a spotlight Terrorite event rather than what we've seen recently with the seven star Terrorite. So not as difficult a raid event as we'd normally expect to see alongside these events this week running from the 26th till the 28th. We've got the return of mass outbreak events to Scarlet and Violet as well. And these are all Pokemon that are version exclusive. So in Pokemon Scarlet you're going to get exclusively Skunky and Screlp in your versions and then in Pokemon Violet, you would normally get Gulpin and Cloncher, but these are all going to be appearing in both versions of the game and will be featuring rare and uncommon marks depending on the game version that you've got. We'll get into the details in a moment. And the final event we've got running alongside this is going to be a new global challenge that has been announced. Now this isn't running this coming weekend, but the registration for this opens on the 25th of January and will be commencing at the beginning of February running regulation F ruleset. Just to take a deeper dive you can see the next Terrorite battle has been announced for Pokemon Scarlet and Violet. This event will feature a focus on Pokemon Flutamine if you play Pokemon Scarlet and Iron Juggilist if you play Pokemon Violet. So although they're in separate versions of the game, you will still be able to go online and encounter these Pokemon from other players who have the opposite version to you, hosting these you'll be able to go in and get the opposite version of these Pokemon for your collection. Although I'm sure a lot of you by now probably have all of these Pokemon anyway. The same can be said for the mass outbreak event now like normal mass outbreak events that we've had recently where we've had increased shiny odds. These haven't got the increased shiny odds, but they do have increased rates for having the uncommon and rare marks depending on the game that you've got. So as you can see here the next mass outbreak event has been announced for Pokemon Scarlet and Violet. This event will feature a focus on the Pokemon Gulpin, Skunkie, Scraup and Cloncher and will feature outbreaks with the chance of getting the uncommon or rare marks. Skunkie and Scraup will be more likely to get the uncommon mark in Scarlet and the rare mark in Pokemon Violet and Gulpin and Cloncher more likely to get the rare mark in Pokemon Scarlet and the uncommon mark in Violet. This event like we've said will run from midnight UTC on January the 26th and run through to 2359 UTC on January the 28th. So it looks like both of these events will just be running for the one weekend which is this coming weekend from the Friday until the Sunday evening. So it's a good chance to take advantage of this while you can if you just started the games of course it's going to be a good opportunity to get some of these event exclusives in your game especially with those rare remarks that do have those increased chances of appearing in these outbreaks. And then on to the global challenge as well the next Pokemon Scarlet and Violet online competition has been announced this competition is the global challenge 2024 and runs the standard regulation F rule set. Registration for this is open from midnight UTC on the 25th of January and runs until the 1st of February at midnight but battles run from the 2nd of February through to the 4th of February. So it'll be the following week after the registration kind of opens this competition also gives a 100,000 league points a gold bottle cap and an ability patch to all players who complete three or more battles. So even if you don't want to compete in this tournament you can go in you can register for free and then do three battles you don't even need to do the battles you can just lose them and you're going to get all of these rewards but it's worth doing just for this. Players in Japan and Korea can use this competition in order to earn a place and then qualify for their national competitions to then try and battle for a place in this year's world championships. So even though it is primarily a qualifier for Japanese and Korean players it is open to the rest of the world so the rest of us will still be able to compete in this tournament but these are the three events that are running like I say I'm pretty surprised that the spotlight terror event is coming this weekend it's nice to see the mass outbreaks returning as well but the spotlight terror event is definitely thrown a curveball my way I was expecting to see another gen three seven star terror but I'm assuming it will probably have to wait and get that the following week which will then take us a little step closer to pokemon day but what do you think the next seven star terror event will be do you think it will be one of those gen three starters or do you think it will be a mix up again and we'll see finally something like Venus or or the blast hoist and I'm still expecting us to see at some point and I really hope as well we do get the paladin starters as well I think they're pokemon that I would like to see in seven star raids this is scarlet and violet and to get those as the starter pokemon in the terrarium at some point would be very nice especially as a seven star terror event but let me know down in the comment section below I hope you found this information useful today thank you so much as always for tuning in friends have a great rest of your day and I will see you all in another video very soon so till then take care of yourselves and bye bye


Well, sit down here, we often talk about that. That's it. We were there as the holiday season approached, saw the figures up there in the square that come out, so the music was wonderful. It was a fine time for you when you could travel freely and enjoy your life as you wanted. Sometimes I almost forget that there was a time when you could walk down the street all by yourself and look at a store window. That's the... It's not a compliment what I'm saying. It's fine. It's fine. Maybe you were a little tired and traveling in Europe, was it, in December? It was, yes, it would be. As I said, it would be four years. It's astonishing. It must be that little gym we've got upstairs that I'm working out in every day. Maybe you have a good medicine. We read a lot of it. Well, no, we're going to make sure that you can find out about that, too. A presentation, and those for you. Let me express my thanks. We know how much you are under pressure, how much work you have. I said you were spared some time to talk with us. It was a high honor. It's a real honor for us. We thank you. Well, this is... I'm delighted to see you again. And also to have the opportunity to talk with you. I don't... We don't make, you know, the same one, the deputy of Mr. Kohl, the deputy leader of our department, the general department. It's a great function I had when you came to me. We are not here to make German politics or to make German political campaigns in America. We are just here to tell you that we stand on your side, that our political party is not split. Our political party is firmly determined to fulfill all NATO commitments. No bargaining between East and West. Double-track decision is not a controversial issue in our party, in our youth organization. It is the only German youth, political youth organization, which is fully on the line of the party. Schmitt, Spitterly, fought by the young socialists, by the young liberals. We have the privilege and the fortune to be one line with our youth organization. And we will tell you that all the information about anti-American demonstrations and so on, this is a minority. The majority of the German population does not want to have to do anything with it. And we want to be ambassadors of our good will and to demonstrate it to you by our visit. Well, you know I'm happy to hear that because I think that the relationship between our two countries is just absolutely essential to the free world. We stay united with the common front. And for the future of NATO, in Europe, Germany, peace is a key. Have you seen that? That's some of the stories of Danny Boyd for years and years. And everyone knows the real story of him. The real story of him. He looked around everybody in the room. My mother and my wife was over there. She could see and she said, I'm ready to turn these on. I love your speeches. Excuse me. Okay. How are you? They are. When did that really last night go away? I forgot. I had to do this. Just fine. Nice to be here. The substance of our arguments without the laboring that why we believe it's wise for you to accept this legislation. And the second piece of paper is a list of organizations which are in support of the legislation. And some of which contact the White House directly. And you will notice that in favor of it we have a whole host of organizations outside that express their support for it. As well as several major companies that have supported it for their reasons. And there's also a letter signed by 48 House Republicans in support of the legislation. The purpose of those two attachments, of course, is to indicate the breadth of the support for the legislation. But let me just very quickly in addition to the memorandum that you have there.


Happy national signing day for high school student athletes for some today marks where they will play collegiately next year for others finally put in that pen to paper and ending the process in Grand Rapids is after noon three student athletes announced where they'll continue their athletic careers. Marisa Rossi will play volleyball at Division one Southern Illinois. Ty Bischoff will wear the sweater for Wisconsin Superior Women's Hockey and Heaven Hamley makes it official for basketball committing to Stephen F. Austin. It means a lot to me like I never thought when I was younger that this day would come especially going to division one level.  I met a lot of the players my cousin plays basketball at UWS so I stayed with her and met a lot of the girls and I liked all the facilities, I liked the campus. It's one of those realization moments that it's actually happening and it means a lot to me because I know that my next coming years I'll be able to play the sport that I love and just keep working hard to make my game better. To Brainerd High School the Warriors announced five student athletes today that will continue their athletic careers. Allen Kleffman playing baseball at Minot State teammate Mikhail Peterson baseball at UMD and golf. Jack Evans is heading to Sioux Falls. Elena Christensen will continue playing softball at Bemidji State and swimming. Katie Streep signs to MSU Mankato overall an exciting day to be a warrior. I really like the school and the team and even if I wasn't doing athletics I still want to go there. They have a really good nursing program so I'm excited. I like the town and the softball program is really good and I love the coach, I love the team and I'm just really excited to be there. Good baseball town, it's out in North Dakota, that's just the place. I like to do stuff out there, hunting fish and outdoor stuff and it just felt right right away. I really like the area down there and the school and they've got a good baseball program down there. I really fell in love with the school as well as the town. There's always something going on down there and when I went down on my visit I met with some of the guys in the team and they just felt like the best fit for me. MSU Men's Basketball with two early signees, Mack Borklin and Cody Lander and also MSU Volleyball inks five, three from Minnesota and two from Wisconsin. MSU Women's Basketball locked up a key piece for the future today, six foot forward Taylor Vold from Hermantown signed with the Beavers following in the footsteps of both of her parents. Honestly it wasn't that tough of a decision for me because of the community and the coaches itself, it really just attracted me from the second I saw it. Here is the whole class, four from Minnesota, one from Missouri and one from Wisconsin. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.


Dedicated to the strength of the nation, now heard on more than 1,300 radio stations. Proudly we hail. Yes, in westward hope, the United States Army and United States Air Force presentations. And our heroes are producers, the well-known Hollywood showman, C.P. McGregor. Thank you, Wendell, and greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to your Theatre of Stars, where each week Hollywood's foremost motion picture talent joins us in plays we know you'll enjoy. That highly popular star of the cinema, the idol of millions of western fans, William Bill Elliott, heads our distinguished cast of radio players in an exciting drama titled, Westward Hole. Bill Elliott portrays a famed guide and able Indian fighter who leads the caravan of hardy pioneers over the treacherous trails and passes into the far west. Not all the pioneers are serious, nor all of them honest and courageous. As you ride with Bill Elliott through 30 exciting minutes, you meet the people and share their hardships and pranks. And now, here is an important message from Wendell Niles, then the curtain for Act I of Westward Hole. Your Army and Air Force are a means to an end, the end piece. Maintenance of peace is the prime function of our armed forces. And this is accomplished in many ways, by judicial occupation of former aggressive nations and assistance and rehabilitation of their people, by keeping an adequate army and Air Force as insurance against future conflict and by many other methods. Give your men in uniform your backing. And I once again, our producer. It's curtain time and here's Act I of Westward Hole starring Bill Elliott as Christian Latimer. Out of the stirring sagas of the great American cavalcade west, many monuments of courage marked the unseen trails that led through the uncharted territory to the western lands of promise. Trails were carved across the face of this nation by strong men and women. A land was conquered and won by courage that would not quail before the endless stretch of prairies, the high vastness of the great Rockies, and the constant threat of torture and death by the Indians. To this magnificent spirit of American progress, we humbly dedicate this story. The time, the last century, the place St. Louis, Missouri, a train of Conestoga wagons assembled for the trip west. In charge was wagon boss Christian Latimer, the famous scout. A blacksmith prepares a heavy iron tire as Chris Latimer calls to a heavyset man on horseback. On the double with you. What is it, what is it, Chris?  Well, yes, Chris.  You want to stay up on that horse when this wagon train starts moving out of here for fourth deal? Why, why, now I was planning on it. All right then, where's that mule skinner you promised me? Or are you going to drive that last wagon? Now, Chris, now you said I was going to scout for you this trip. I said if you get me a good teamster. Chris, you know a good teamster scares his hog wallow in the desert. Now you know that, now give me time. No, Pinky, just in case you wanted to sleep on it a couple of days, you know we're leaving tomorrow noon. I know, I know, and I'll have your teams to get up at. What's the matter with Pinky? Oh, hello, Miss Genevieve, I guess Pinky's got his troubles and I'm probably number one on his list.  That's very nice, ma'am. But I reckon Pinky wouldn't quite agree with you. Did I hear right? The train leaves tomorrow noon? That's right, ma'am. Well, what about me? You got that place yet? Oh, I'm sorry, ma'am, but there's been nobody pull out. It doesn't look as though anybody will pull out. And if I don't get a mule skinner before tomorrow noon, there's liable to be a whole wagon left behind. You know, we're so pressed for space that I'm not even letting Pinky take that goat of his, Arabella. That's how bad it is. Well, I still plan to go, you know. Lots of others had their hearts set too, ma'am. You aren't the only one that's going to be disappointed. Speaking of being disappointed, I'm going to be just that if you don't get over to the farewell dance tonight. Well, I'll be there. You will, Mr. Crystal Adams? Sure. Somebody's got to spread the wax on the floor. Look at that barbecue, ma'am. I reckon I'm really going to enjoy this. Uh-huh. Oh, Pinky, what about that mule skinner? He just reminded me. I'm sick to my stomach. Well, you better not fail me, or you're going to be riding a heart bored a long ways. I feel it deep already. See, isn't this Joe Victory coming in? Yes, sir. It sure enough is. He's looking for somebody, Chris. I think he's here. You're right.  He's no good. He's so low he can read by the light of a hot foot. I know all about Victory. Hey, Chris, glad to see you. How are you, Chris? Victory. Pinky, good to see you, Chris. Thanks. What are you doing in St. Louis? Oh, I move around a lot. And so? You know, I heard just the opposite. If I heard the Wells Fargo, people would put a hobble on you. You're listening to rumors too much, Chris. I was clear to that robbery a long time ago. Well, that's fine. I'm glad to hear that. By the way, I understand your train leaves tomorrow. That's right. I hear you're short of mule skinner. Well? I'm offering my services. No thanks, Victory. Why not? I said no thanks. Listen, what's so special about that train anyway? Nothing that I've heard. There is too. Something's going on. What's the matter with me? Ain't I good enough for you? Excuse me, Victory. I've got to see somebody. No, you don't.  Look out, Victory. You better look out, Latimer. I'm not going to take you apart. All right, you ask for it. Throw him out, Pinky.  Can we step outside a minute, before I can talk to you alone? Why, sure, ma'am. I couldn't help hearing what he said about the train, Chris. Is there something unusual about this train? Well, um, I know. No, except everybody in the country is trying to get on it. There is something about that train. The reason you don't want me to go. Miss Genevieve, why do you want to make this trip? Don't you know that it's hard enough for a man, let alone a woman? Is there other women going? But they've got folks. They've got families moving out there. Chris. Yes, ma'am? Tell me something. Yes? Is it true what they say? That this is going to be your last trip? I reckon it is, ma'am. When I get to California this time, I'm planning on staying a while. Oh, don't, Chris. Say, wait a minute, ma'am. I didn't know you felt this way. But don't you be presuming anything. I merely want to get through Indian country safe. I know I have a chance of doing that with Chris Latimer. Oh, thank you, ma'am. And don't you be too surprised if you find me on that train of yours. Don't you be too surprised? You've got to help me. Chris will never recognize me after I get all dressed up with this beard and everything. Ma'am, maybe not. But I don't want to get my head knocked off. If I can help in any manner of means, I sure enough will. Pinky, you're looking for a team, sir. But you, Miss Genevieve, are you just a little girl? I don't see any team of horses with any man alive. You've given them before? No, but I can learn. Oh, there you go, making a joke out of this. Now I'm putting my foot down, no. Pinky. Did I see you slipping that go-to-yard Arabella into a wagon early this evening? Uh... Did you? Pinky, I just know you're going to help me. Ma, I up here in this wagon seat, isn't it? Now what do I do, Pinky?  I think I can remember that. Oh, Dad Rabbit, why do I always get myself involved? Oh, here comes Chris now. He'll be wanting to see you drive them horses. And don't forget to lower your voice. Yes, everybody help here. You looking for me? Yeah, I got your team, sir. Well, that's fine. Where is he? He's there with his back seat on that wagon. Uh-huh. Oh, kind of a runt, isn't he? I heard that, and I resent it. I meant no offense. All right, driver, take that team and circle around and bring them back between those barrels. Get up there! Hey, he's not taking that team between the barrels. He's going to run them between those egg crates. It's not them fresh eggs. Why, they're scarcely an inch clearance on either side. Look out! What an anomaly that's going to make. Don't be too sure. Here he comes. Look at him. Hi, Golly. He played us that verse. Sign him up, Pinky Pat. And believe me, that is good work. I'm beginning to think it once again. Jay, he comes to soldier from the garrison and he's really a hot foot in it. Mr. Letterman. Yes, Sergeant? Captain Hayes would like to see it once, sir. It seems to be very important. I'll be right over, Sergeant. Captain Hayes, you're sent for me. Hello, Chris. I want you to meet an old friend of yours, Dave Bonner. Hiya, Chris. Hi, Golly.  Dave Bonner. Well, the last time I saw you, we were riding out of Santa Fe together with Kit Carson. That's right. You still like those dude clothes, don't you? No remarks now. I see you still got that big diamond ring. I thought you might have lost it to a pair of blue eyes somewhere. No, no. No, not me, Chris. I just got back to St. Louis. I haven't had much time to look around. Yes, Chris. I know you won't have much time now. Why is that, Captain Hayes? Well, Dave's helping us out to get that shipment that goes through to Fort Diehl.  I guess you can call two million dollars and gold big. I wish that we could give you a military escort all the way, Chris, but of course that's impossible. However, you're a real danger in the Paiute country. That's why Dave is going to run courier to Fort Diehl. Oh. Yeah, Dave will notify the commanding officer there of the gold shipment, and he'll meet you with an escort from Fort Diehl about three days this side of the fort. Well, by golly, I feel better about it now. Well, I knew you would. Well, so long, Dave. Captain Hayes, I've got to get a wagon train moving out of here at noon. There's a tension about the departure. The horses stamp as if they sensed the charged atmosphere of the perilous adventures to come. The women bundle their frightened crying babies into the canvas top schooners. The skinners check their lines and harness. Last-minute chores are done and finished. Then the reverent steeple bell rings out, and down the long line of waiting wagons rides the scout and wagon boss, Chris Latimer. Finally, down the line, a cry. Now, you send me? Figure out what happened to Miss Genevieve. Oh, her. Yes, I thought for sure she'd at least come down to say goodbye. Oh, you never can figure out women, Chris. Can't be done. Hey, I'd better go tell that new mule skinner to keep his wagon in line. No, no, no. Let me do it. Funny, I thought that new mule skinner might give me a lot of trouble. Now, I reckon it's just the opposite. Sometimes, Binky, I can't for the life of me. I understand you. Oh, I'm just no good loco fool, crazy loon, most of the time. But I find it fun. Pause briefly from our story, Westwood Hole starring Bill Elliott, for an important message from our government. Aviation Cadet Pilot Training is one year of rugged training, man, but it's worth it. Just ask any pilot in the U.S. Air Force. As a Cadet Pilot, you'll learn all about the latest most modern airplanes, how to fly them, chart your course, engine maintenance, and many other interesting and necessary phases of flying. When you complete your training, you'll win your pilot's wings. You'll be commissioned a lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force Reserves, with monthly pay up to $336. And if you're especially proficient, you may win a regular commission. It's a great opportunity, man, but you've got to work fast now in order to make the next class. Find out today if you can qualify. Ask at your nearest Air Force base or recruiting station. If you can meet the requirements, get your application in right away. Our curtain rises on Act II of Westward Hole starring Bill Elliott as the famous scout and wagon master Christian Latimer. Slowly, the rumbling cavalcade moves ever westward, a white and moving monument of courage, weaving its way across the endless reach of prairies through clests and canyons hewn by the invincible armies of the elements. Pioneers these, pitting their strengths against the wilderness. Riding at the head of the train on his horse Stormy Night, Chris Latimer, picturesque in fringe buckskin, watches the unconquered land ahead. The Calvin Ford's a high stream. Chris is suddenly very attentive to the sound in one of the wagons. What in the name of all tarnation, Pinky? Yes, boss. What's that racket going on in your wagon? Racket, Chris? I don't hear no racket going on. Let me have a look under the tarp in your wagon, Pinky. Well, I'm swearing to you, boss. There ain't nothing in my wagon except an ammunition. Well, I've never heard no ammunition flatten like a long bearded goat. Throw back that tarp. Yeah, all right, boss.  I thought I told you to leave that galloping songbird home. Well, I know, boss. I just couldn't chair myself away from Arabella. I was gonna, but when I comes to saying good-bye, she looked at me with them soft brown eyes of her, and it was like trying to cut off my left arm. When that goat of yours starts to flatten and end in country, Pinky, you're going to gag her with a wagon tongue. You can hear that bar mit for 10 miles. I won't have to do no gagging, boss. I got Arabella trained so she won't let out a peep when I tell her not to. Yeah? Oh, I assure her, boss. And just to prove it to you, I'll show you.  Now then, Mr. Boss, he's as quiet as a mouse. And see that you keep her that way, Pinky.  You won't hear another peep, boss. Arabella. Arabella. An area of peep, huh? I'll be talking to you later, Pinky. And maybe we'll be having a massive barbecued goat before long. Whoa now. Whoa, hold it, Stormy. Hey, what's the matter with that wagon and the river up there? Well, it looks like she was bogged down. Looks like the driver was dumped into the streamer. Well, that's one way to get a nice school of bad. I think he's climbing back on the wagon now. He'll get out of there. No matter, can't he stay on the wagon? Hey, it's that new mule skinner. I better give him a hand. Come on, Stormy. Come on, that wagon. Hey, wait a minute. The water, Mr. Worcesters. Well, this is a fine how do you do? Well, I suppose you had to know sooner or later. I'm sorry. Never mind about that. You know you're holding up the whole wagon train. Move over. Yes, sir. Now then give me those lines. Yes, sir. Now, Mr. Worcesters, there ought to be a law against such things. Get up there. Yeah. Now then, Miss Genevieve, you can take over until I find that pinkie. And then he can take over.  And as soon as you can, you'd better get some dry things on so you don't catch cold. Onward, onward. The cry is westward whole. The Latimer train moves on, and the Paiute Indian country is reached. The day approaches for the rendezvous with the military escort. The place of the rendezvous three days from the 4th. Once in the Indian country, hearts beat a little faster. At the head of the column is Stride Stormy Night. Chris Latimer raises his hand and shouts an order. Wagon! Take a look. You see what I see? There's four riders coming out of the gully. Yeah. Here's one of them. Sweat. What's he doing there? Well, I don't know, but I'm going to find out. Pinkie, you better come with me. The rest of you men keep us covered. Come on, Stormy. Come on. Out here in Paiute country. They're very good friends of mine. I thought you might like to know. Why? You're leading unprotected trains through their country. What are you building up to, Vickery? I thought you might like to buy a safe passage through. With what? With that gold you're carrying, the Fort Deal. You must believe in Pipe Dream, Vickery. No, my information is authentic. Well, do you want a deal, Latimer? No thanks. Don't say I didn't warn you. Come on. Hey, Pinkie. Yeah? You know, this is serious. Why? Well, we're not going to get our escort from Fort Deal. No? As a matter of fact, they don't even know we're out here. Why not? Didn't they send a courier? Dave Bonner didn't get through. How do you know? You know, he had a diamond ring he always wore. God rest his soul. And I just saw it on the finger of one of those indians. This is bad, Chris. Come on. We've got to get set for them. The Latimer train, encamped on a knoll, formed into a huge circle, settled down watchfully for the night. Only the quiet prairie sounds, the coyote howling, and the rustle of a hawk's wings. Inside the circle, a baby cries. But suddenly they came, swarming down from the hills out of the darkness in a wave of bread.  The sound of carbines return from the barricade of white and then arrest it. Well, Pinkie, I guess we've turned them back for a little while in a way. But we're done for, Chris, unless we can get some help. Yeah, you're right. I'm trying to figure a way out. They got us plumb surrounded. There must be 2,000 of them varmints. Wait a minute, Pinkie. Now I know why I pulled up on the snor. Yeah? Yeah. You take that small pot of wagon, set a fuse to it. What are you going to do, Chris?  And then I'll make a dash for it. You'll never make it, Chris. Don't you say that. You get the pot of wagon ready. I'll get stormy. You're not going through that howl and mob of murderers, are you? Somebody's got to, ma'am. And I figure I've got as good a chance as the next man. Chris? Yes, Miss Genevieve? I just wanted to tell you. I just wanted to tell you. I'm sorry. I've been trouble to you. You haven't been any trouble? God, bring me back to St. Quigley. Thank you, ma'am. And in the way you say it, I think he might do that. All right. Light the fuse. All right, Chris. If I get through, you'll hear three rifle shots. All right. Let her go. Signal stormy. Let's go. Hey, you'd think so. Oh, Pete. Who's that? Oh, that's the Harris baby. Maybe I can help him out here. I sure did. He made it. A signal. Three shots from a rifle ringing out of the prairie fastness. Those had been heard together with a baby's cry and the muffled sound of hearts that beat through the agonizing moments. A symphony of courage it was, the squeak of the wagon wheels, barriers past and surpassed. Westward Hole, the nation was built. The curtain falls on the final act of Westward Hole. Our star, Bill Elliott, will return for a curtain call after this timely message from Wendell Niles. School days are here again. But in the Army, it's school days all year round from men who want it. You see, the Army man has the facilities of the Armed Forces Institute available to him. This means he can choose to take subjects from a great variety of courses at high school and college level. Many high schools and colleges give academic credits for these. The soldier can study in his off-duty hours by correspondence or in organized classes. And the cost, two dollars, initial enrollment. That's all. As long as he continues his U.S.S. schooling, there is no further fee. That's one reason so many men interested in continuing their education are making a career of the U.S. Army. There are other advantages, too, such as good pay, security, chance for advancement, and many others. Find out all about the educational facilities in the Army men. Ask at your local recruiting station this week. Now, back at the microphone, our star, Bill Elliott, and our producer. Well, ladies and gentlemen, you've seen our star, Bill Elliott, in motion pictures. And just this summer, you may have seen him in his new rodeo. Now I want you to meet him as he really is. Bill Elliott, take a bow. Hey, not you. Come here, Bill, and get that critter out of here. What's the matter, ZP? Hey, Stormy, come on, get out of here. Stormy has turned out to be a ham. Well, he's heard applause now, ZP, and you know what that does to horses. And people. That's right. The Bar-Bar-A Ranch rodeo is back off the road. Yes, sir, and it was a mighty good season, too, considering this was my first rodeo venture. Did you take Thunder, your red rider horse? You bet I did. You know Thunder's a high school horse. He does tricks.  He's a registered quarter horse stallion. And I used him in the rodeos for the cutting horse contest. That's where you cut out stairs. He's mighty fast, too. Say, Bill, there may be some that don't understand the word quarter horse. You know, one-legged horse or only one-fourth of a horse? Yes, sir, that's right. Well, you know, Stormy's supposed to be mighty fast on sprints for a quarter of a mile or less. That's how the quarter horses get their name. You breed horses at Van Nuys Ranch, don't you? Yes, sir, just quarter horses. By the way, I use Stormy in all of my Republic pictures. Bill, they tell me a great story on you out at Republic. Remember that race last fall at the Hollywood Park between a quarter horse and a thoroughbred? Yes, sir, how well I remember that race between Barbara B. and Fair Truckle. And by the way, I placed my bet on the thoroughbred Fair Truckle. And he lost his race to the quarter mare, Barbara B. What do you suppose Stormy thought about that this week? This is C.P. McDowell, huh? Well, C.P., that's my cue to hightail it out of here. But tell me, what's doing here next week? Next week, Bill, and ladies and gentlemen, the popular actor, John Lund, joins our proudly-wehaled star in a dramatic story of Place in the Sun. John portrays a country doctor in our play, marries into society, and is on his way of becoming a great specialist. His problem is to serve humanity or to specialize in making money from the sometimes inconsequential ills his wealthy patients develop. It's a tense drama in John Lund's best acting. Well, I'll be tuned your way in. Goodbye, and thanks, C.P. McDowell. Be sure to join us next week, ladies and gentlemen, when we bring you John Lund in the Place in the Sun. Until next week, this is C.P. McGregor saying thanks for listening and Cheerio from Hollywood. William Bill Elliott appears with the courtesy of the Hollywood Board and the committee that arranges for the appearance of all stars in this program. Music is under the direction of Eddie Scravanis. This program is rebroadcast The Armed Forces through the worldwide facilities of the Armed Forces Radio Service. Remember proudly we hale, next week presents John Lund. This program is transcribed in Hollywood for release at this time. Wendell Niles speaking.


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