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In Argentina, Jaime beats up three
bandits who are about to stop Helen and her father and rob them.
Jaime emerges from below the bridge covered in mud, and they
think he is a bandit. The ruse amuses him, so he pretends not
to understand English and, through pantomime, offers to return
their money for a kiss from Helen. |
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Three upperclassmen tell
Jaime that all freshmen must ride the freshman bus from the train
depot to the campus and direct him to a patrol wagon. Jaime
falls for the trick. When he emerges from the patrol wagon at
the police station, he tries to convince the detective there
has been a mistake, and the detective replies, "Lissen,
Handsome. A guy like me never makes no mistakes." |
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Jaime jumps in Helen's car
to escape the detective; however, Helen has no idea this is the
"bandit" she kissed Argentina. |
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As Helen tries to convince the
detective that Jaime is not in her house, Jaime, in the highback
chair behind her, reaches through her arm to hand her a note
--- which looks rather strangely like her arm to the detective. |
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Jaime tries to elude the detective
by posing as a moving man and carrying a large chaise over his
head. When the detective offers to help him move it, it's Jaime's
chance to escape.
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Jaime appears to be having
an easy time defeating the heavyweight champ for the title, but
he makes a mistake by turning his back to speak to Helen when
he knocks the champ down. Before he can be counted out, the
champ gets up and KO's Jaime when he's not looking. |
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After his embarrassing loss
in the ring, Jaime decides to quit Yale and go back to Argentina.
Helen's father tries to convince him to stay and comes up with
an idea. "Did it ever occur to you that everyone loves
a football player - no matter how dumb he is?" to which
Jaime replies, "Do you really think I'm dumb enough?" |
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Jaime should be in bed the
night before the big game. However, he learns that Jack, who
has been drinking entirely too much, is about to elope with a
"gold digger" and goes to the night club to try and
save Helen's brother from this big mistake. |
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If Jaime had not gone to
help Helen's brother out of a ill-fated marriage, he wouldn't
have gotten in a car accident and ended up in the hospital on
the day of the game with the detective standing guard over him. |
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After making the game-winning
touchdown, Jaime collapses from his accident injuries. Jack
and Helen beg the detective to let him ride in the ambulance,
but the detective says, "No!" He will take Jaime to
the hospital in the patrol wagon. |
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