Broadway Bill
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:25:05
–Colonel Pettigrew?
–Yes?

:25:07
Take your feet off my chair.
:25:09
Yes, my love.
:25:12
A fortune.
:25:15
Just by investing the sum of $50.
:25:18
Stop dreaming.
Where you gonna get $50?

:25:22
You can be very annoying.
:25:24
Don't do us no good with those
phone numbers you're popping.

:25:29
–That’s 5,000 you owe me.
–Double or nothing.

:25:33
No you don't.
:25:34
Last season I had you
up to $80,000.

:25:37
I traded, didn't I?
:25:39
–For a buck and a quarter.
–But in cash.

:25:42
–See if you can find a flaw.
–I read fairy tales at night.

:25:46
It won't be when
I get the 50.

:25:48
Then go to work.
:25:50
I'll have it without work.
:25:52
Where from, vinegar–puss?
:25:55
–Colonel Pettigrew.
–Yes, my love.

:25:58
A man who races
horses...

:26:00
Dan Brooks,
a very dear friend of mine.

:26:03
Anybody had $50 wouldn't
be a friend of yours.

:26:06
Dan Brooks' got a thousand times
50 and never turned me down.

:26:10
We're his guests at lunch today.
:26:13
–He'll buy us lunch?
–At the Ritz Hotel.

:26:17
Colonel!
:26:18
My old and trusted friend!
:26:21
Glad to see ya.
:26:23
Meet my business associate Oscar
McGuire, known as Happy.

:26:27
This is Dan Brooks.
:26:28
–How do you do?
–How are you?

:26:30
Come on, sit down.
:26:32
–It’s been a long time.
–Yes.

:26:37
I'm a starving man.
Bring me the whole lunch.

:26:42
I'll take the same, please.
:26:44
The same for you, sir?
:26:45
–I'm not here to make a speech.
–Right, sir.

:26:48
Colonel, you look fine.
:26:50
I hear you're rolling in wealth.
:26:52
Just so–so.
:26:54
Don't believe all
the stories you hear.

:26:56
I was talking to the
boys and they agree.

:26:58
You know they exaggerate.

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