:07:00
You get goin', Doc, you're drunk.
:07:02
Two of a kind.
Just two of a kind.
:07:05
Take my arm, Madame la Comtesse!
:07:07
The tumbrel awaits, to the guillotine!
:07:11
Wait till l get my badge, girls.
l'll join you.
:07:41
lf ever you go east, brother,
come out to our house for dinner.
:07:45
No one in Kansas City, Kansas, sets
a better table than my dear wife Violet.
:07:52
Jerry, l admit as one man
to another, that...
:07:56
...economically, l haven't been
of much value to you, but...
:08:01
...suppose you could put one on credit.
:08:04
lf talk was money, Doc,
you'd be the best customer l got.
:08:09
-l'm leaving town, Jerry.
-Honest?
:08:12
Yes, old friend, and l thought you might,
out of memory of our many happy--
:08:17
All right, Doc. Just this one.
:08:20
Thank you, Jerry.
:08:23
Here's a man goin' on
the stagecoach with you.
:08:25
He's an easterner from
Kansas City, Missouri.
:08:27
Kansas City, Kansas, brother.
:08:29
Your health, Reverend.
:08:31
l'm not a clergyman.
My name is Peacock. l'm a--
:08:35
He's a whisky drummer.
:08:41
-Well how are you Mr. Haycock?
-Peacock.
:08:45
Don't tell me sir, l know, l know.
A familiar name and an honored name.
:08:49
l never forget the face of a friend.
:08:52
Samples?