1:18:00
We can't keep track of him. Colonel, sir...
1:18:02
-...I have a letter from Pawnee Bill to you.
-Thank you.
1:18:05
We were expecting you in
on the Great Eastern.
1:18:08
Of course, I don't like to be separated
from my cattle.
1:18:12
Charlie, show these gentlemen below.
1:18:14
Could I interest you in a tub
of nice fresh milk?
1:18:16
-Let me read it.
-Certainly.
1:18:19
"Dear old pal.
1:18:21
"Welcome home, you millionaires.
1:18:27
"We want to give you all a big reception...
1:18:32
"...at the Hotel...."
1:18:38
No, honey. Brevoort.
1:18:40
I can read, lately.
1:18:43
"The Hotel Brevoort.
1:18:48
"Tomorrow night.
1:18:50
"The town's dying to meet you.
1:18:53
"Frank's bringing all his society friends."
1:18:58
All right. Turn over.
1:19:00
"Please tell my messenger
that you will come...
1:19:05
"...so we can start
to ice the champ-a-ginny."
1:19:11
Champagne.
1:19:12
"Ice the champagne.
1:19:15
"Your old pal, Pawnee Bill."
1:19:17
Champagne at the Brevoort.
That old tenderfoot must be filthy rich.
1:19:21
Good! Pawnee Bill possible sucker.
1:19:25
What are you talking about?
1:19:26
Buffalo Bill poor, but good.
1:19:29
Pawnee Bill bad, but rich.
1:19:32
Put together, make good and rich.
1:19:34
He may have something there.
We could merge, you know.
1:19:37
We've got the prestige
and he's got the money.
1:19:40
We could combine our shows.
1:19:42
Annie, how would you like that?
1:19:46
If the shows could merge, me and Frank
would just have to work together...
1:19:51
...and then pretty soon, maybe
him and me could do some merging.
1:19:54
Yes. I'd better go find that messenger.
1:19:59
Now, you'll be with your friend, Frank.