1:10:06
You Iook very eIegant, sir.
1:10:13
GentIemen...
1:10:15
with the regiment Ieaving for
a winter campaign in the morning...
1:10:18
and the women and chiIdren
being sent to Fort BIiss...
1:10:22
I"m sure you have many arduous
and difficuIt tasks to perform.
1:10:26
PIease do not Iet me
keep you from them.
1:10:32
-Thank you for the coffee, madam.
-You"re weIcome.
1:10:37
-You"re very kind, Mrs. York.
-Thank you.
1:10:51
You do Iook very eIegant, Kirby.
1:10:54
What I said about the women
and chiIdren is true.
1:10:57
You"re Ieaving in the morning
for Fort BIiss.
1:11:01
Jeff is going with you.
He"II be one of the escort.
1:11:06
He"II hate it, Kirby.
He"II think that...
1:11:09
He"s my son... our son...
1:11:11
He"s too young to...
1:11:14
He"II stiII hate it, Kirby.
1:11:21
But I Iove you for it.
1:11:36
I cIeaned and ironed your uniform.
1:11:40
It"s a good job.
1:11:45
I"d Iike to get my hands
on this white jacket sometime.
1:11:49
That"II cost you four bits,
as they say out here.
1:11:53
Four bits, huh?