Broadway Bill

:57:01

I can give you something
for these.

:57:06

I'm all ready.

:57:07

–Pick your sucker.
–Yes, sir.

:57:09

–Pick 'em and pluck 'em.
–I can't believe it yet.

:57:12

Remember all we get
goes to Broadway Bill.

:57:18

There's our first innocent victim.

:57:21

Perfect. Okay, go to work.

:57:24

Pick 'em and pluck 'em.

:57:32

May I borrow you pencil
just for a moment.

:57:37

Yes, sir.

:57:43

–You own horses?
–Oh, yes.

:57:47

Colonel!

:57:49

The big boss says to scratch
your horse from the next race.

:57:53

Scratch my horse?
What do you mean?

:57:56

The race is in the bag.
It’s all set for...

:58:00

Got him all set to win, hey?

:58:03

Told me not to tell anybody.

:58:04

Thank you, son.

:58:06

Thank you, my good man.

:58:09

Couldn't you let a fella in on it?

:58:11

–On what?
–The horse all set to win.

:58:15

No, no, I couldn't do that.

:58:17

I haven't won a race today.

:58:20

These things are confidential.

:58:22

It too many people bet,
it brings the odds down.

:58:25

I promise not to bet much.
Just enough to get even.

:58:28

Sorry, stranger.

:58:30

I didn't want the Colonel
to see me.

:58:33

How'd you like to have
the name of that horse?

:58:37

–How would I like it?
–Cost you $25.

:58:41

–$25?
–Okay, forget it.

:58:43

–Wait a minute.
–I could lose my job.

:58:47

–It’s a lot of money, but...
–Make it snappy.

:58:51

Here, $25.

:58:53

What’s the name of the horse?

:58:56

–Doughboy.
–Doughboy?

:58:57

Don't be spreading it
all over the joint.