That's our son, Hank.

You seem to know your trade. But I can still admire Bolsheviks as men.

Where's our boy? Where's Hank?

You are strong, right?

The Hannassey bunch. Local trash.

Tough Willy.

My man !

Fine, carry on. I don't need you here... man !

Next trip, I'll bring you some green silk for a frock to match it.

You had to be a man.

Oh, where shall I find the company of real men?

The reason I mention it is that the Hannassey boys are in town.

What'd you see, fella?

He was a real man.

Can't a man rest?

It's a nice manly smell.

What kind of a man are you?

Stay a little while.

Liar, swindler, bully and coward.

We are going today to Hamburg.

I don't know, he's a good, tough boy.

You think he's not a man?

Take is slow, taking a bath

So what'll you'll have, little man?

War is a man's business.

I don't know. You're not a man.

There, the tall man in the Homburg, the lady in the white hat.

Our man Henderson will contact you there.

Do you know how much you weigh?

In your manhood, Marcus Vinicius. What hidden scorn you must have for yourself.

In my book, you'll always be a standup guy.

It can help prepare him to become a man.

You can act like a man, or we'll have to drag you out of here.

You'll need it. She's going to make a man of you.

He's a man...a real man!

That tramp I picked up, the one with the stolen shoes?

Where is this one?

I raised him, made a man of him.

It might even make a man of him. Come in!

I suppose it's a tough reputation you have, Tough Willy.

What can you do when you have to be a man?

It's the Great Dane at Hampstead.

You know, there was his son marching off to war to become a man.

Girls, daughters of the city of Hamburg, stricken with grief and yet so proud, on behalf of our leader and of the country's peasantry,

(Irene) We really need to talk ... ..It's completely unproper for a guy like you, who owns everything... ..to be always nervous and unhappy, like a crybaby.