Broadway Bill

:29:01

I haven't been thrown out
of a place like this in years.

:29:08

–You finished, gentlemen?
–Yes, quite.

:29:11

–Finished?
–Yes.

:29:14

Waiter.

:29:16

Come here.

:29:20

What’s the idea?

:29:22

I'll never come here again!

:29:34

I'm so sorry.

:29:38

Here they are, red–hot.

:29:45

–You're a good trader.
–It’s not the size I wanted.

:29:49

What did you expect for a
hamburger, a telephone pole?

:29:52

I ain't kickin', but...

:29:56

I ought to have a hat.

:30:00

–Give you a Coke for the hat.
–Don't like Coke.

:30:03

–A pie for the tie.
–Forget the tie.

:30:06

–You have to have dessert.
–Look.

:30:09

We may be in for dinner tonight.

:30:11

Spats. You should ought
to see me in spats.

:30:15

–There we go.
–I'm a sight for sore eyes.

:30:18

–Another hamburger for the spats.
–Maybe tonight.

:30:21

Okay, dinner tonight for
the hat, spats and tie.

:30:25

It’s a deal.

:30:26

We got a little business.
You mind?

:30:29

Oh, sure.

:30:32

If you got anything for my wife...

:30:35

Bring her in and we'll cut her up.

:30:38

Smart guy, huh?

:30:41

What now? Raising $500
is no child’s play.

:30:45

You're a great disappointment.

:30:46

From what you say, Broadway
Bill must be a superb animal.

:30:50

If I can get him in that race.

:30:53

Don't worry, that’s
as good as done.

:30:55

My time and wisdom are
devoted to your welfare.

:30:58

I'm sorry for you.