Which movie has an on-tape five minute intermission?

Longer movies from the early days often had intermissions. The best known I believe are "Gone with the Wind" and "How the West was Won".

Seven Samurai (1954)

The story, at nearly three and a half hours in length (including a five-minute intermission), is never weighted down with fat, as all of the many subplots bear fruit — so unlike most Hollywood films made today. Seven Samurai became an international sensation, and the highest-grossing Japanese film of its day.
http://www.altfg.com/blog/film-reviews/dvd-review-akira-kurosawas-seven-samurai/

"Gone with the Wind" (1939) has a 2:30 minute overture, a 4:00 minute intermission immediately followed by a 1:30 minute entr'acte and later 4:15 minute exit music.

Source: "Gone with the Wind' DVD 2 disc set


"How the West was Won" (1962) has 2:30 minute opening music, 5:10 minute intermission and 2:45 exit music.

Source: "How the West was Won" DVD


"Lawrence of Arabia" (1963)has a 4:15 minute overture, a 4:20 minute entr'acte and 1:45 minute exit music.

Source: "Lawrence of Arabia" DVD

(I rounded numbers when counting)