He was exultant: "We are free.Now, now.It""s time to hunt a pirate."Out on the street (witnessed by Henry Turner), Jack was captured by the British and threatened with execution by dawn.This simple, poignant ""womens-type"" film was positioned between his classic war filmIn Which We Serve (1942)and his later epic films, includingThe Bridge on the River Kwai (1957),Lawrence of Arabia (1962), andDoctor Zhivago (1965).And she also challenged him about whether he worked at Westin Hills, rather than as a general practitioner.When compared to the first anti-war film of the talkie era,All Quiet on the Western Front (1930),The Big Paradeis more a film of escapist entertainment rather than an anti-war treatise, although its powerful battle scenes and staging undoubtedly influenced director Lewis Milestone""s later film.She was viciously slashed (sending her to the hospital on a stretcher).As a result, Evelyn was to be put away in a state sanitarium.A long musical interlude montage sequence followed (to the tune of "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face" sung by Roberta Flack), when Tobie and Dave were reconciling their relationship and walking along the coastline.