Goin' to Town Page #3
- PASSED
- Year:
- 1935
- 74 min
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just the cattle.
I'll take care of the men.
We've covered quite
a few miles, Miss Cleo.
Oh, I'm used to that.
Only on the dance fioor,
it was my feet that hurt.
I guess you've seen
about all the ranch now,
except the oil feld.
Oh, I was over
there yesterday.
Yeah? Everything suit ya?
Mmm. Especially
that good-looking boss.
You mean Carrington,
the Englishman.
Is that what he is?
Kind of thought that
body looked imported.
You give him
good ride today.
Yesterday, no good.
Ug.
Nice animal.
That's Cactus, the fastest
horse in the west. Buck was
going to race him this winter.
just a little gun shy,
Miss Cleo.
Ride him with a frecracker,
and he'd beat Man O' War.
Oh, yeah?
Hey, didn't I tell you fellas
not to shoot guns...
in front of that horse?
It'd be all right
if they wouldn't scare him.
After he knows you better,
he'll follow you around
like a dog.
Well, I hope he don't
take a notion and
jump up in my lap.
Sorry not to bring
Mr. Carrington back with me.
He couldn't come.
You mean he refused?
Well, uh, no,
not exactly that.
He objected to coming
while he was working
on the oil wells.
Oh, well,
I'll remove those.
The oil wells?
No, the objections.
I want you to pay
particular attention to this.
You know, I'm leaving
in a few days, and you'll
Where is the company
sending you now,
to Siberia?
No, just Buenos Aires.
the way we hope,
Gonzales's heiress will be
one of the richest women
in the world.
I don't suppose she'd know
what to do with it.
Do you know her?
Seen her, heard her.
Impressed?
I'm afraid she's
rather crude oil.
(Metal Clanging)
Get a good
chisel edge on it.
Get it right out to gauge.
Hey, handsome!
The lady's calling you.
Yes, I heard her.
She wants to talk to you.
Sorry, I'm too busy.
He's too busy.
Oh, he wants to be coaxed.
Uh, uh, no...
I know what I'm doing.
(Gunshot)
Look here. What do you
mean by shooting at me?
I don't happen to be
a target, you know, not even
for somebody like you.
Ooh, what do you
know about me?
just what I see,
and that's quite suffcient.
Well, you're easily satisfed.
Well, what do
you want with me?
Nothing yet.
You possess
an extraordinary
sense of humor.
Yes, and that ain't all.
Well, I'm afraid you'll
have to excuse me.
I'm rather busy for this
sort of chitchat.
Oh, English, huh?
Yes. Do you mind?
(English Accent)
No, I rather like it.
Give me room, boys.
Put that ten-inch bit
into the furnace.
(Laughing)
Chitchat.
(Laughing)
You know, I like that guy.
You can hardly hope to win
a man, treating him that way.
Oh, yeah?
Say, listen. As long as
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