:33:00
I'd like to give the scamp a sound trouncing.
:33:04
Just trounce yourself out of here.
Come on, we're going home.
:33:07
Your pleasure is my pleasure, my peach.
:33:10
Come back soon. Make the place your own.
:33:14
That's an idea.
:33:16
Thank you. We will.
:33:23
Boys, she's gonna make a very pretty widow.
:33:31
Git along, Christmas.
We got to find cousin Flower Belle.
:33:34
- Zeb?
:33:35
- Hi, Mrs. Gideon.
I'm looking for Flower Belle.
:33:39
Well, you'll find her at the hotel.
:33:40
- She's married.
- Married?
:33:42
- Her name is Mrs. Twillie now.
- Twillie? You don't say.
:33:46
Come on, Christmas. Look out, New Year.
:33:57
- Bet you a lei of beads.
- No gottum lei.
:33:59
- What you got?
- Five beads.
:34:02
Five beads. I'll see them.
One, two, three, four, five. There you are.
:34:06
- What do you got?
- Three squaws.
:34:08
Three squaws? No good. Three chiefs.
:34:11
Big Chief always win.
:34:13
What are you up to now, you red rascal?
:34:18
That'll teach you a lesson.
:34:20
Teach you the bottle is mightier
than the quiver.
:34:23
- Big Chief catch trouble.
- Big Chief can catch no trouble...
:34:26
only from revenue agents for splitting
a bottle of whiskey with an Indian.
:34:36
- Are you cousin Sheriff Twillie?
:34:38
I'm a sheriff, but I haven't any relatives
west of Canarsie.
:34:42
I'm Flower Belle's cousin, Zeb.
:34:44
You are?
:34:46
Well, if you ever see your cousin...
:34:48
tell her her husband would like to quaff
a dish of tea with her sometime.
:34:51
I don't think you and cousin Flower Belle
are getting along the right way.
:34:55
- Is there a right way?
- Well, sure there is.
:34:57
Flower Belle likes her men strong, daring,
what live life dangerously.