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:47:00
I'm not going to drag you to any preacher.
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You're pretty heavy...
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but suppose I drag you?
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I don't think I'd enjoy life
as Mr. Julie Randall.

:47:14
You better wire Miracle Shows
you're going to take that job.

:47:18
I guess Emily Post was right.
:47:23
A girl should never propose to a man.
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You're some lawyer. You come here
to help Jeff and Julie, and what happened?

:47:34
Come, come, you know as well as I do.
And you know better.

:47:37
- We've got to think.
- We tried that.

:47:39
Let's review the case.
:47:41
One Jeff Wilson owes $10,000.
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Or let's put it another way:
$10,000 is owed by one Jeff Wilson.

:47:48
It's a clear case
of Jeff Wilson owing $10,000.

:47:51
- Which he ain't got.
- Brilliant deduction.

:48:02
If only that Mrs. Dukesbury
would help him out.

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- Mrs. Dukesbury?
- Yeah. She's Jeff's aunt.

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The rich Mrs. Dukesbury?
Page 1 of the social register?

:48:10
The Newport branch
of the United States Mint?

:48:12
That money is Jeff's aunt?
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I usually say aunt, but I'm showing off
on account of the monkeys.

:48:17
But she wouldn't lend Jeff the money.
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Wait, I got an idea.
:48:21
You go to Newport
and ask Mr. Dukesbury for the money.

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Fine.
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I mean, if he's alive you could ask him.
But he's dead.

:48:27
He's dead, eh?
Then why don't you ask him?

:48:31
Mrs. Dukesbury,
America's wealthiest widow...

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and yours truly, who could certainly
use the money for Jeff.

:48:38
Don't tell this to Jeff,
but his troubles are over.

:48:41
Goodbye, Mr. Chimps.
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Let him go. We solve this case myself.
:48:48
Punchy, I'm going to my tent
where I can think.

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You come over later and wake me up.

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