:19:03
Oh, uh, uh, I'm in the, uh,
the leather business.
:19:06
Leather!
:19:07
Oh, that's what they make cows
out of, ain't it?
:19:11
Heh. Why, certainly not.
:19:12
That's where
the leather comes from.
:19:14
They make a lot of things
out of it.
:19:16
They make shoes and...
:19:17
Shoes.
:19:19
That reminds me,
I know a chap you must meet.
:19:22
Wait a minute. He's a big shoe
and slipper man from the States.
:19:26
Do you a lot of good.
:19:27
I have his card here
someplace, now...
:19:32
Will you look at that?
:19:33
Lady Pillsbury.
:19:35
Oh! Lady Pillsbury?
:19:38
That big bum.
:19:40
She was way out in front,
and Mexican Pete nosed her out.
:19:44
Oh, I see.
Lady Pillsbury's a racehorse.
:19:49
What did you think she was,
a mockingbird?
:19:52
No, no, uh...
:19:56
Yes, I met her last night.
:19:58
Really?
:19:59
To me, Lady Pillsbury...
:20:01
is one of the most charming
women I have ever met.
:20:04
Oh, do tell me more about her.
:20:06
Yes, do tell us.
:20:07
Just a minute, just a minute.
:20:11
I want you to meet
a friend of mine.
:20:14
This is Mr. Edgar Cowhide,
a big leather fellow.
:20:20
- Why, pleased to meet you.
- Pleased to meet you.
:20:22
Say, you guys should sort of
get together.
:20:25
Oh, Charlie, you wait here.
:20:27
I'm going out and get
a glass of bromo suss...
:20:30
bromo suss...
:20:32
A cup of tea. I'll be back.
:20:37
Yes, uh...
:20:40
Yes, quite
a droll fellow, huh?
:20:42
We were just speaking
of Lady Pillsbury.
:20:45
Oh, really? Hmm.
:20:47
Yes, she is really
very remarkable.
:20:49
Well, she was, but not anymore.
:20:52
Do you know her?
:20:54
Yes, yes,
oh, I know her well, heh.
:20:57
Slim legs, brown body,
and a white spot on the head.