Broadway Bill
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1:09:01
He's gonna buy my Easter
outfit and don't know it.

1:09:04
–Number 4.
–It’s for you, Mae.

1:09:06
It would be.
1:09:07
That guy in 4 is gonna
drive me screwy.

1:09:09
You ought to be thrilled.
1:09:11
One of the richest
men in the world.

1:09:13
Where is everybody?
Nurse!

1:09:17
What’s all the excitement?
1:09:18
Where's that doctor? I've
got to get out of here.

1:09:22
Relax.
1:09:23
All this fuss for a broken ankle.
1:09:27
Reading these magazines is
making an idiot out of me.

1:09:30
Forget them.
1:09:32
Tell me something.
How do you pass your time?

1:09:35
I flirt with the angels.
1:09:37
–You what?
–Bet on horses.

1:09:39
Bet on horses.
That keep your mind occupied?

1:09:42
My mind occupied,
my blood boiling...

1:09:45
my nerves frazzled,
and my purse empty.

1:09:47
Why do you do it?
1:09:49
–I'm an idiot, like you.
–What?

1:09:51
You control empires, I
bet on horse tails.

1:09:55
So long, money bags,
and keep your shirt on.

1:09:59
Come here.
1:10:03
–What horse you betting on?
–Broadway Bill.

1:10:05
Broadway Bill?
1:10:07
–Why?
–100 to 1 is reason enough.

1:10:10
100 to 1? How much money you bet?
1:10:13
–Two smackers.
–Two what?

1:10:14
Two dollars, the family fortune.
1:10:18
Bet two smackers for me.
1:10:23
–You?
–Better than reading this trash.

1:10:26
Give me something to think about.
1:10:28
–How do we know we've won?
–Watch the papers tomorrow.

1:10:31
All right, here.
1:10:32
–This is funny.
–What’s funny?

1:10:35
JP Chase, the richest man,
betting 2 bucks on a nag.

1:10:40
Sure you can spare it?
1:10:41
Put those 2 bucks on Buffalo
Bill, or whatever his name is.

1:10:49
Here's a hot one. JP Chase bets
2 bucks on Broadway Bill.

1:10:53
JP Chase? That’s funny!
1:10:56
JP Chase bets $2 on
Broadway Bill.

1:10:59
–He does?
–Broadway Bill!


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