:35:01
I don't see nothing.
:35:14
If that's his Adam's apple,
he's got yellow fever.
:35:16
- He's got ingrown balloons.
- He has, huh?
:35:18
Well, we'll soon find out.
:35:26
- Hold that till I get a rock.
- He's got a blister on his tongue.
:35:29
- Is that what it is?
- I think he's a Ubangi.
:35:31
Well, I'll get the hammer
and "Ubangi" that right off.
:35:35
I had a case like that once in Düsseldorf
many years ago, and...
:35:39
Say, it's grown considerably,
hasn't it, huh?
:35:41
- What's that hairy fungus all over it?
- Some fungus, eh, doc?
:35:45
Not a great deal, no.
:35:48
- Well...
- You're making a mistake. That's his head.
:35:51
If that's his head,
he's making a mistake, not me.
:35:56
I can't do anything for him.
That's a case for Frank Buck.
:36:00
Put him in the room
till Frank Buck gets here.
:36:02
Fine. Shall we say a 50-buck room,
or would you prefer something better?
:36:06
- We'll take something better.
- That's nice.
:36:08
- But we'll talk about the money tomorrow.
- Oh, no. Money on the line, or out you go.
:36:15
"To Dr. Hugo Z. Hackenbush,
for saving my horse."
:36:18
- Come here with that watch.
- You, a horse doctor?
:36:21
- A little easy with that talk.
- A horse doctor.
:36:24
- Don't mention that word around here.
- Hey, that's terrible.
:36:27
I'm gonna tell Miss Judy quick.
:36:29
No. That's no good.
:36:31
Miss Judy, she's depending on you.
A horse doctor.
:36:35
Now, listen, boys, I admit it.
You've caught me with my coat down.
:36:39
- Well, it's been nice knowing you.
- Oh, no, you don't. Oh, no.
:36:42
Let's get together.
I'm open to any kind of proposition.
:36:45
All right, you stick on this job.
:36:47
You make Mrs. Upjohn happy,
or we're gonna have you thrown in jail.
:36:51
Well, that doesn't leave me
much choice, does it?
:36:54
Nobody must know
you're a horse doctor.
:36:58
You make one false move,
and we fix you good.