Desert Fury Page #3

Try it and see.

I don't have to. I know.

Look, if something's eating you,

tell me. I'll handle as I always do.

This is one time you're

not handling anything.

It's my life and I'm going to

work it out in my own way.

Eddie.

Yeah?

You got to cut it out.

You got to get it off your mind.

You know how?

She's probably in the

back. Shall I find her?

There's no hurry. Let's see

what kind of a layout she has.

Place your bets.

No more bets.

Good evening, Mr Bendix.

Well, hello, Mr Bendix.

Hi, Chuck.

Hello, Johnny.

Change the dice.

You're kidding aren't you, Mr Bendix?

Come on, give me the dice.

Eight is the point. The point is eight.

Alright, folks.

Hold it, Mr Bendix.

Sorry, Miss Paula.

It's good money.

Not at this table it isn't.

You don't want to get me fired, do you?

Fritzi won't fire you.

You've got too much on her.

I'm sorry. Those are her orders.

Here you are, Miss Haller.

Shoot for me.

Everybody down and tight.

Alright, coming out, big six and eight.

A six and a two. She made it.

Let it ride. Keep shooting, Miss Haller.

Try your luck again. Here we go.

Everybody down in time. Coming out.

Eleven!

The dice are hot.

It rides again.

You bring me luck.

Coming out. Everybody down.

Coming out. Here we go.

Six!

Six is the point. The point is six.

Coming out again. Everybody in time.

And she made it the, the hard way.

Keep shooting.

Coming out again. Everybody in time.

I didn't know you had the talent, Paula.

It comes quite naturally.

Hello, Fritzi.

Hello, Eddie.

I told her how you felt, Fritzi.

I asked her to shoot for me.

So I was told.

Any objections?

The same old Johnny.

It's a pretty big loss to take.

I can stand it.

Give me the dice, Chuck.

Coming out. Okay,

everybody down in time.

An ace and a deuce. The man missed it.

You're good, aren't you, Mr Bendix?

I'm perfect, Chuck.

You did that deliberately.

Don't be silly. Only a sucker

would do a thing like that.

I'd like a drink and

a little talk with you.

You can have them both in my office.

And I'll see you at home.

So long, Lucky. See you around.

Nice looking place you got here.

Why not? I practically live here.

And a nice-looking daughter.

And a nice-looking daughter.

To what?

The good old days.

What was good about them?

Nothing.

That ain't true. The people

were good. They had guts.

Like your old man.

My old man.

You never got married again, Fritzi?

No. Did you? No.

You did pretty good on your own.

Not much. Small fry.

Miners, railroad workers,

broken-down cowboys.

You're the one that did good.

Yeah.

I did good.

A guy like you figured to.

I just wiped that out of my eye.

That kid of yours... your daughter.

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