:43:00
Look at this.
:43:06
She got married.
:43:08
I know.
:43:09
I'm not surprised.
:43:13
I wish her lots of happiness.
:43:17
Well, not lots. But some.
:43:20
Chin up, kid.
:43:25
See, I was right. He is the
most famous man in the world.
:43:35
Value for money is what we want, sir.
:43:40
Charlie, take this guy back
to the asylum.
:43:46
Syd's my manager. He left his
acting career to handle me.
:43:51
Woe is me!
The theatre will never be the same.
:43:55
What career? A thousand a week
is more than I get.
:43:59
Charlie's name is bigger,
if you'll pardon me for saying so.
:44:05
Charlie, I've been so rotten to you!
:44:07
I don't know if you can forgive me.
:44:10
I forced you to leave Butte, Montana.
:44:14
I made you accept
a hundred and fifty per week.
:44:17
I stuffed directing down
your throat, too.
:44:21
Tell me how Uncle Mack can
make it up to you!
:44:26
I want to run my own show.
I want control.
:44:32
Dream on, kid. I know this business.
You're not that big.
:44:38
First time I've seen you miss.
:44:43
But, Charlie, Mack Sennett
was the king of comedy.
:44:47
He gave you your start. How could
you walk out and leave him?
:44:52
The reasons are clearly intellectual.
Money.
:44:57
So you joined up with
Bronco Billy Anderson...