:28:00
-You come here often?
-l work here, didn't you know that?
:28:04
No.
:28:05
You're from the South, aren't you?
:28:07
Well, now isn't he just the cleverest gent?
How'd y'all ever guess that?
:28:11
l don't know, it was just a shot in the dark.
:28:15
But Dixie Belle Lee isn't her real name.
:28:18
-No?
-No, she changed it, you see...
:28:20
because her family objected
to her going into show business.
:28:24
My folks thought l was going to the dogs
when l decided to go to work.
:28:29
l'm sure you'll be a big success,
and then they'll be proud of you.
:28:32
Thank you. lt's real nice of you to say that.
l'd better go now and get ready.
:28:36
-Can you stay and see my act?
-We'll stay.
:28:39
-Nothing could drag us away.
-See you later, then.
:28:46
-She seems like a nice girl.
-lndeed.
:28:48
Enough about Dixie Belle for the moment.
Let's talk about yourselves.
:28:53
So you're going to live in Oklahoma, Lucy?
How l envy you.
:28:57
Ever since l was a small boy
that name has been filled with magic for me.
:29:01
Oklahoma.
:29:05
We're going to live right in Oklahoma City.
:29:08
Not Oklahoma City itself?
:29:12
Lucy, you lucky girl.
:29:14
No more running around the nightspots.
:29:17
No more prowling around
in New York shops.
:29:20
l'll think of you whenever a show opens
and say to myself:
:29:23
''She's well out of it.''
:29:25
New York's all right for a visit,
but l wouldn't want to live here.
:29:29
l know l'll enjoy Oklahoma City.
:29:32
Of course. lf it gets dull,
you can always go to Tulsa for the weekend.
:29:38
l think a big change
like that does one good.
:29:42
That's right.
:29:44
l know this isn't quite the place,
but Lucy tells me you two own a coal mine.
:29:49
What about it?
:29:50
Yes. Mr. Leeson thought that maybe
he'd like to buy your interest.
:29:55
That is, if the price is right.
:29:57
l was telling Mr. Leeson, l mean Daniel...