Broadway Bill

:33:02

Turn him round there.
Hold him.

:33:11

Get back there.

:33:15

Turn him around and
bring him in here.

:33:19

–Guess he ain't ready yet.
–Sure he is.

:33:22

Nervous in his first race.
He'll outrun them all.

:33:25

Hold him!
Don't let him through.

:33:45

Number 5.

:33:55

That horse is half nuts.

:33:58

Joe, we're going home.

:34:01

That’s the end of Broadway
Bill in this race.

:34:03

–Don't let him start again.
–AII right.

:34:06

Poor Dan.

:34:07

I wonder what he's going to
do with Broadway Bill now.

:34:21

–Hello, darling.
–Hello.

:34:24

–That’s a nice robe.
–Thank you.

:34:31

–Any news from Dan?
–I had a letter from him.

:34:35

What’s he say?

:34:36

All about being sorry,
hopes I understand...

:34:40

He still loves me,
wishes I'd join him.

:34:45

I think that was about all...

:34:47

the rest of it’s about a rooster.

:34:49

–Skeeter?
–What did you call him?

:34:51

Skeeter.
I gave him that name.

:34:53

Broadway Bill won't run
without him.

:34:58

3 pages devoted to a rooster,
and one to me.