1:01:00
Much of a height, One towheaded,
the other black as pitch,
1:01:04
You could take them for blood brothers,
1:01:07
- What have they done?
- Done, sir? Why, nothing wrong, surely,
1:01:11
No, they're two lucky lads
who've won prizes at the carnival,
1:01:15
I merely wish to give them the valuable
rewards that they so richly deserve,
1:01:21
Can you help me?
1:01:24
Excuse me, See you, Doc,
1:01:27
Charlie,
1:01:38
('whispers.) Dad,
1:01:43
- Lose something, sir?
- Uh,,,
1:01:46
Uh, folks around here all seem
to be taking a holiday, hmm?
1:01:50
- Must be the carnival,
- These boys I'm looking for,
1:01:54
- perhaps you know them?
- Won prizes, I think you said,
1:01:59
- Lucky fellas, Have a cigar?
- No,
1:02:16
Well now, I wouldn't want a couple of
kids to miss out on their good fortune,
1:02:22
Let me see, that one,
Yes, I know him well,
1:02:24
- His name's, uh,,,
- Yes?
1:02:27
Uh, Milton Blumquist,
1:02:30
And that,,, oh, why, Avery Johnson,
1:02:34
Yeah, Fine boys, fine, Both of 'em
quite a credit to this little town,
1:02:38
if you want to know the truth,
1:02:40
I do want to know the truth, sir,
1:02:43
And the truth is that you are lying,
1:02:45
You see, I already have their names,
1:02:48
I got them from a blind girl,
used to be a teacher hereabouts,
1:02:51
A poor creature by the name of Foley,
1:02:55
Will is the fair-haired,
and Jim, the dark,