:12:03
For two blind loves
:12:17
- Where's your badge?
- Here it is.
:12:19
Okay, Professor, where's your...
Miss Julie, it's you.
:12:23
All right to get on the train? I got a badge.
:12:25
Sure, Jeff. Okay.
:12:31
Hey, mister. $18.75.
:12:33
1875. That's what I thought.
:12:35
The 1940 models run much smoother.
:12:39
You'll think I'm on a scavenger hunt,
but I'm looking for Antonio Ferrelli.
:12:43
Mr. Loophole, I'm sure glad to see you.
:12:46
Tony. You old war-horse.
:12:48
I haven't seen you
since I stopped taking Scott's Emulsion.
:12:51
You know, I was afraid
you wasn't going to get here in time.
:12:54
There, see? Another minute
and you'd miss the train.
:12:57
But now that you're here
everything will be all right.
:12:59
This is a big case.
You gonna make lots of money.
:13:03
- This is your lucky day.
- I'll say it is.
:13:05
Don't know what the trouble is...
:13:07
but I'll straighten it out in no time.
See you inside.
:13:11
Would you hold that train still
while I try to mount it?
:13:14
I'm sorry. Nobody gets on the train
unless they got the badge.
:13:17
- Badge?
- The badge, yeah.
:13:20
You mean my Lone Ranger badge.
:13:22
Sorry, they took it back.
I stopped eating the cereal.
:13:29
- Now let me see your badge.
- I just haven't.
:13:31
You no got the badge?
:13:33
Quiet. The engineer
may be eavesdropping.
:13:36
The circus is certainly lucky
to have you for a watchdog...
:13:39
you old badger, you.
:13:41
Where are you going?
:13:43
I'm going to the laundry to get ironed out.
I'm roughdry now.
:13:48
Hey, come here. I got an idea.
:13:51
You know my boss Jeff Wilson?
He owns the circus. He'll give you a badge.
:13:55
Say, that's fast thinking. I'll see him.
:13:57
He'll give me a badge.
I'll get on the train. Fine.