At the last possible moment, the courier was identified on an arriving Budapest train as Marek Stefanski.Fred: I feel the same way now - only more so.Al: I know what you mean.Fred: Just nervous out of the service, I guess.Al: The thing that scares me most is that everybody is gonna try o rehabilitate me.Fred: All I want""s a good job, a mild future, a little house big enough for me and my wife.Give me that much and I""m rehabilitated (he clicks his fingers) like that.Al: Well, I""d say that""s not too much to ask.Fred: Are you married, Al?Al: Yup.Fred: How long?Al: Twenty years.Fred: Twenty years?! Holy smoke! We didn""t even have twenty days before I went over.I married a girl I met when I was in training in Texas.Al: Well, now you and your wife will have a chance to get acquainted.As they approach low for a landing in their old home-town and peer out through the nose of the plane, they reassure themselves hat it "hasn""t changed very much.The film lost the Best Picture honor toMutiny on the Bounty (1935).Plot SynopsisThe titles and credits begin with an opening sequence depicting a shiny stage floor and the dancing feet of two dancers, shown from the waist down.Based on MacCaulay""s phone call report, Nick telephoned Dorothy to let her know that her father had arrived back in town.