tell it to the marines

Having his first novel Tell it to the Marines published in 1966.

Go tell it to the Marines, he said, hearkening back to his childhood insults.

Tell it to the Marines; as in wars immemorial, the grunts were there.

Security may, as President Reagan dreams, end in the stars, but tell it to the Marines.

Don't tell it to the Marines.

That may be what they tell survey takers, and they can also tell it to the marines.

He also starred in the 1959-60 sitcom Tell It to the Marines.

They'd been stationed there for two years, and one soldiers highly readable tale can be found at Tell it to the Marines.

To mention that to the Committee," Sir Lawrence said slowly, "would certainly be telling it to the marines.

Tell it to the marines!

Obama debate jab implies bayonets obsolete, but don't tell it to the Marines

Tell It to the Marines #1-15 (March 1952 - July 1955)

Tell It To the Marines (1958, 3 issues)

Tell It to the Marines (1926)

The film was released under the title, Tell It to the Marines in the United Kingdom.

Tell It to the Marines aired every week from September 1959 to April 1960 on Wednesdays, mostly at 7.00pm.

If you disagree, tell it to the marines - and to Lady Macbeth and Margaret Thatcher.

Riders of the Purple Sage 1926 Tell it To the Marines (as Bandit leader).

"Tell it to the Marines" was the title of a 1975 episode of the American TV program Happy Days.

It was the final film acting role of William Haines who had a major success in the 1928 film Tell it to the Marines.

Tell It To The Marines (1960-Elektra)

Tell It to the Marines was a British sitcom that aired on ITV from 1959 to 1960.

The lyrics reference the catchphrase, Tell It to the Marines, and they address Kaiser Wilhelm directly.

The film Tell It to the Marines, starring Lon Chaney, premiered in New York.

Sir Walter Scott used the phrase "Tell it to the Marines - the sailors won't believe it" in his 1824 novel Redgauntlet.