:32:00
You needed a new saw cylinder.
You got one?
:32:03
I can't find one on the market
to equal the old one yet.
:32:06
Come on, have some coffee.
We're ready for you.
:32:11
When you saw my gin burn down
last night you must've figured...
:32:14
you might get a good deal of business
your way in the morning.
:32:18
You want to know something?
:32:21
I'm always glad to know something
when there's something to know.
:32:24
I never did see that fire of yours.
No, sir.
:32:28
No, sir. Come on. Come on
in my house and have some coffee.
:32:31
You, you come too.
Come on, come on.
:32:35
No, I never did see that fire.
:32:38
We hit the sack after supper and I
didn't know till this morning.
:32:43
Baby Doll, come out here.
Come here, Baby Doll.
:32:46
I want you to meet Mr. Vacarro,
from the syndicate plantation.
:32:50
Say, what's your first name?
:32:52
How do you spell it?
:32:53
S, I, L, V, A.
:32:56
Sure enough?
Like a "silva" lining?
:32:58
Every cloud has got
a silver lining!
:33:01
What's that from, the Bible?
:33:04
No, the mother goose book.
:33:07
That name sounds foreign.
:33:10
It is, Mrs. Meighan...
:33:12
I'm known as the wop that runs
the syndicate plantation.
:33:15
Don't call yourself names,
let the others do that.
:33:19
You sure are a lucky fella, Silva,
gold or nickel plated...
:33:22
you're lucky I could take
a job on of your size now.
:33:26
You're my neighbour and I believe
in the good neighbour policy.
:33:29
You do me a good turn,
and I'll do you a good turn.
:33:33
Tit for tat and tat for tit
is the policy we live on.
:33:37
Aunt Rose Comfort...
:33:39
Baby Doll...
:33:42
Get your daddy's old maid sister
to bring coffee for Mr. Vacarro.
:33:45
Get her yourself?
:33:47
Honey...
:33:49
Honey, honey, honey.
:33:52
I want you to entertain
these gentlemen.
:33:55
Look, look at her blush.
Look.
:33:59
Look at her blush.
This is my Baby...