Road to Morocco (1942): Rivalry

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The clip rivalry from Road to Morocco (1942) with Dorothy Lamour, Bob Hope

That's pretty good. What kind of animated esquire is this?
';Leave the country. Forget you ever knew me.
"Flea," he says. "Say nothing to nobody. Flea. "
Why you dirty, double-crossing hoarder!
Turkey, this is me... Jeff. Say something.
Turkey? The fellow is mad.
Take him away. Toss him to the crocodiles.
He's my friend. Tell them who I am!
He's just jokin'. Let me go. Wait.
Do you know this man? I never saw him before in my life.
You dirty, underhanded sickle-snoot!
We were in the same class together for years...
'til I got promoted. Bah!
Let him go.
Leave, all of you.
You stay. Oh, but hon!
Come.
Sit here beside me.
Orville, I want you to tell me the truth.
Do you know him? I used to, but I outgrew him.
I don't dally much with riffraff these days...
and he's a raffy kind of a riff. Wha-
Why didn't you tell me you had a friend in Karameesh?
And such a friend. You didn't tell her about me, huh?
I didn't want to dicker. It might've queered the deal.
This kid can't handle competition.
You can understand why, can't you?
Yes, I can. We have a proverb.
A goose is beautiful until it stands beside a peacock.
Say, goose- Say, goose-
What are you made up for? Ladies night in a Turkish bath?
What time do you light up,Jack?
You're looking at the future prince of Karameesh. Who?
I'm gonna be a pasha, with the accent on the pash. What?
We're going to be married- When is the big day?
When the moon, in its last quarter, silvers the blossoms...
of the almond tree... Tuesday night, about 9:00.
Drat! I shall be listening to "Hobby Lobby".
How can a dream like you go for a drip like this?
It is written in the stars.
I've been counseled by Hyder Khan, the wise one,
to take this man for my husband, and I must obey.

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