1:29:01
Hello, Alfred.
1:29:02
Only I'm a little jealous.
1:29:03
Everybody have
a Christmas present but me.
1:29:06
Poor Alfred. What would you like?
1:29:09
An answer to that question
I've asked you last June.
1:29:41
You know, you can have
these genuine Indian blankets
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for a ridiculous price
of three dollars and fifty cents.
1:29:45
I can assure you, sir,
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you are getting one of
the greatest bargain
1:29:48
since Manhattan Island that
went for twenty-four dollars.
1:29:50
But I have no use for a blanket.
1:29:52
No use for
ordinary blanket perhaps,
1:29:54
but this special item
is hand-woven
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from the reservations
for gifts to Navajos,
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one of whom
you see here besides me.
1:30:00
May I present Chief Thunderbird.
1:30:02
How.
1:30:03
Chief, what is your opinion
to this cloth?
1:30:07
Product good.
1:30:09
Please, please, leave me alone.
1:30:11
I'm not cold.
I don't want a blanket.
1:30:14
Perhaps you'd be interested in
1:30:15
one of these
beautiful signet rings.
1:30:17
Hand carved by Indian natives.
1:30:18
I don't want anything.
I just want to be left alone.
1:30:22
Now, please, please,
get out of here.
1:30:26
Very well. Good day, sir.
1:30:33
Good afternoon, sir.
Good afternoon, madam.
1:30:40
Annette.
1:30:43
Hello, Doc.
Your feather's crocked.
1:30:49
Jimmy. Hi, Sullivan.
1:30:51
Come on in. Sit down.
1:30:52
How.
1:30:54
How.
1:30:57
They're very nice.
Are they handwoven?