A Lady Takes a Chance Page #4
- PASSED
- Year:
- 1943
- 86 min
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Well, you got something there.
Where is she? I took all his
dough and flew the Coop.
What's you say? I said she took
all my dough and flew the Coop.
W... why don't you
lend me...
That lucky girl of yours
for a few minutes?
I'd like to win something.
You don't want to do that.
You want to go out and find
your own little old lucky girl.
That's just what I said. Why don't
you lend me that lucky girl?
You can't lose.
Whew! Oh, he's all right.
Just having a good time.
So am I, Duke.
So am I.
Well...
Ahh!
Well...
What's the matter?
Yaah!
Whoo!
- Are you all right?
You want a glass of water?
Jeepers!
What was that?
Cactus milk.
Well, jeepers!
What was in it?
Tequila, applejack,
gin and cactus milk.
Jeepers! Gosh, you
really had me scared.
Shaking like a leaf. Give
me another shot of Irish.
Right. Anything for you, lady?
Cactus milk.
- Huh?
- Make it snappy.
Well, here's your fortune,
I'll show you that
little old lucky girl.
Come on. Blow some luck
on these for me.
Come on. Hey. That's enough.
Are you all right, honey?
See you later.
Thank you.
We're not leaving, are we?
Think we'd better.
Liable to be some rough
stuff here tonight.
Heads up!
You all right, Duke?
Okay.
My better half.
Well. Well, I think
this is just about...
The most interesting
evening I've ever spent.
Oh, it was nothing.
You got the time?
You're okay.
You, uh, married?
Well, if I was, do you
think I'd be doing this?
Why?
What are you doing?
Well, this.
You're not married?
Of course not.
I don't want you
to get the idea...
That I've never been asked,
because I have.
What happened?
Oh, I just never met the
right fella, that's all.
Oh.
- You married?
- No.
'Course, I don't want to give the
impression I ever asked anybody.
Why not?
Don't believe in it.
Well, lots of people are married.
They seem to like it fine.
No, they don't. They just
make out they like it...
'Cause they're ashamed
to admit they made a mistake.
Ohh...
I was...
Just been thinking.
I wish instead of this old
I wish it'd been your horse.
Hmm? We'd have landed on him...
And gone riding someplace.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Riding through the night
like the wind.
What's your horse's name?
Sammy.
Sammy.
Well, that's a wonderful
name for a horse.
Heigh-ho, Sammy.
Heigh-ho, Sammy.
I got a horse too.
No foolin'?
What's his name?
Gwendolyn.
Gwendolyn?
Must be a mighty fancy animal.
Oh, she is.
She's white.
White all over,
except for a little
splotch right here.
Nice.
Yeah.
You should see her go
riding through the night.
Yeah?
I never seen an eastern
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