You don""t believe me? Well, do not take my vord for it.Go ahead.Ask Helga.Outside, it is vindy, but here, it is so hot.Every night, we have za battle o keep the girls from taking off all their clothing.So, don""t go avay.Who knows...tonight we may lose the battle."The leggy dancers reprise part of the song before he introduces various specialty acts: the "pretzel woman," the juggler, and a "charming singer from America, Miss Sally Bowles!" The entire group then concludes the song.Karen: (encouraging) Well, on the other hand, I""ve got a bathing suit under my dress.Warden: (with a broad grin) Me too.The other soldiers spend the night out, in their off-base hours, at the "New Congress Club" on River Street in Honolulu, run by a pretentious woman named Mrs.Look here, Marvin.After all, you""re gettin"" up out of the poor-white class.You been to school, you""re a good bookkeeper.You""re a sort of right-hand man to me now.And Betty is a sweet little - well, tenant girl, I know.But you don""t want to get tangled up with her.Not if you""re going anywhere in his world.You""re sort of on the Planter""s side now.And we""re he people who keep the country going.Well, you know what I mean.Norwood also suggested that Marvin attend a tenant-farmer birthday dance party scheduled for Betty (and other Peckerwoods) hat evening, as an excuse for Marvin to snoop around, find evidence of stolen cotton or food, and identify the thieves: "You keep your eyes open.To detach it, he stepped on it with his left shoe, but then it moved from one shoe to the other.He bent down to grab the newspaper, but then it became attached to his left hand - and then to his right hand.