But before they can retire, pushy Corporal Bull orders them to "police" the yard and shovel the manure out of the barn - their first real task: "Hey, you Bozoes! No sleep for you babies until you dress this manure pile! Come on! Take he anchors off them shovels!" He sings a revised Army song o entertain them:You're in the army nowNo use to raise a row;Shovel and chuckThe goo and the muck,You're in the army now!His buddies joke with Bull about the detestable work:Slim (complaining): Say, I joined this army to fight.]:Nicholson: My name is Nicholson.Saito: I am Colonel Saito.(He steps up on a box to view the prisoners and address them.) In the name of his Imperial Majesty, I welcome you.I am the commanding officer of this camp, which is Camp 16 along the great railroad which will soon connect Bangkok with Rangoon.Max Steiner provides the lush, romanticized, Academy Award-winning score for the film that was nominated for a total of three Academy Awards, including Best Actress (Bette Davis) and Best Supporting Actress (Gladys Cooper), with Steiner's nomination as the sole win (his second Oscar)."Temple: "I remember that.Yup.He couldn't have been more than seven years old when I told him that fairy story.What's it like where he's buried?"McCloud: "Just crosses on a slope.High up, there's what's left of a church.You can see a river from where George is."Temple expressed his desire to some day visit George's burial plot with Nora, and then gave his gratitude to McCloud for his service and for describing his son's last days.Without answering the question, the Sheriff reaches for his bottle and reacts with polite hostility: "If there are no further questions.