Broadway Bill

:05:00

I read my bible and
don't mess around.

:05:02

What do you want to tell me?

:05:04

I've been addin' things up.

:05:06

And subtracting, dividing
and multiplying.

:05:08

And get the same answer.

:05:11

It wouldn't be honest to race
Bill for anyone else.

:05:14

Who asked you?
Go on, get out of here.

:05:17

–Yes, sir.
–See you.

:05:19

Come on, Bill.

:05:22

Mr. Brooks!

:05:23

Your wife wants you
to come right home.

:05:26

–There's a meeting tonight.
–Beat it.

:05:28

–But she...
–Get out of here, I told you!

:05:31

I was just trying to tell you.
It’s very important.

:05:52

–Margaret...
–Yes?

:05:54

He made 1:40.
How's that?

:05:56

–Who made 1:40?
–Broadway Bill.

:05:59

With Whitey. He
must weight at least 150.

:06:02

There's a meeting tonight.

:06:03

Finish dressing.

:06:05

Let’s dock the meeting.

:06:08

You take a bath?

:06:09

Sure.

:06:11

Smells horsy to me.

:06:13

I'll take 4 if we
dock the meeting.

:06:15

–Don't be silly.
–There's a full moon.

:06:18

Let’s go out and sit
under it all night.

:06:21

Or 2 nights, a week.
What do you say?

:06:23

What’s eating you?

:06:25

Same old bugs.

:06:28

Father'd have a royal
fit if we didn't show up.

:06:30

We've got to go.

:06:32

Hang the meeting.
What difference does it make?

:06:35

Your father'll do all the
talking, and we'll go:

:06:38

Yes, J.L. Of course, J.L.

:06:42

I've got a chronic pain in
my neck from nodding.

:06:44

Don't be a fool.

:06:46

Let’s go throw rock
as the meeting.

:06:50

You say such stupid things.

:06:52

Let’s do something else.

:06:55

Why don't you get a zipper?

:06:57

Some day you'll be calling the
meetings and won't want rocks.