1:30:02
It was as pretty a sight as you ever saw
to see him come loping across them hills.
1:30:06
The sky was so big and blue
and that brick top of his...
1:30:09
...blazing like the bejiggers in the sun.
1:30:11
Then we'd sit on my back fence and spark.
1:30:13
Ma'am, you know how them
big, strong red-headed men are.
1:30:16
They just got to get to the point.
1:30:19
So we got married, ma'am.
1:30:21
Naturally, I ain't had no chance
to think about love since.
1:30:24
Hello, Countess.
How's the rhythm on the range?
1:30:27
Simply divine, my dear.
1:30:29
Gallop madly over the sagebrush.
1:30:32
- Hello, sunshine.
- Hello.
1:30:35
What you need is a wee drinkie
of this good corn liquor.
1:30:38
- No, thanks.
- Is that invitation general, Countess?
1:30:41
Yes, indeedy, as we say on the range.
1:30:44
Here's to freedom. Day after tomorrow,
I shall be free. Free as a bird.
1:30:49
That little French buzzard.
1:30:53
Wither shall I fly?
1:30:55
To the arms of our pet cowboy, darling.
1:30:58
- Miriam Aarons!
- Why he's plum loco for you, Countess.
1:31:02
He likes you even better than his horse,
and it's a blasted big horse.
1:31:05
Buck Winston is nice.
He's so young and strong.
1:31:09
Have you noticed
the play of his muscles? Musical!
1:31:13
You don't mean to say his joints squeak?
1:31:17
He could crack a coconut
with those knees...
1:31:20
...if he could get them together.
1:31:22
Say, Countess...
1:31:25
...that guy hasn't been arousing
your honorable intentions, has he?
1:31:29
Yes. But I'm different from the rest of you.
1:31:33
I've always put my faith in love.
1:31:37
Still I've had four divorces.
Dare I risk a fifth?
1:31:40
What are you risking, Countess?
Or maybe I shouldn't ask.
1:31:43
Alas. I fear I'd never make a success
of Buck at Newport.
1:31:47
Why not?
They'd have to admit Buck's handsome.
1:31:50
But if I had your dough,
I'd sell him to the radio first.
1:31:53
Radio?
1:31:54
Think of how his voice might sound
cooing over a microphone.