:20:02
I listened.
:20:04
You, too.
:20:12
Mr. Beecher, we're here to meet you!
:20:16
We're supposed to meet you!
:20:19
Are you looking for John Beecher?
:20:21
Sure, we've come to see him about
selling Dead Man's Gulch to the Railroad.
:20:25
That's fine.
:20:26
I'm John Beecher.
:20:28
We don't recognize you, do we, Rusty?
:20:33
Naturally you don't recognize me.
We've never met.
:20:35
Then how do I know it's you?
:20:37
If I don't know
what Mr. Beecher looks like...
:20:39
the only way I can tell it's him
is if he wears a white carnation.
:20:42
Well, the very idea!
:20:46
I don't know anything about...
:20:48
Now, look here, you two...
:20:54
Old Mr. Beecher, we look all over for you.
:20:57
- We're so glad to see you.
- Yes, I'm glad that's settled.
:21:01
Now, which one of you gentlemen
is Mr. Wilson?
:21:05
None of us.
:21:06
We got a name: Panello.
But we own the land.
:21:10
- You have the deed with you?
- Sure.
:21:13
I mean, no.
:21:16
He's trying to tell us
it's home in Birch City.
:21:19
We'd better go there immediately.
Come along, gentlemen.
:21:21
Just follow me, please.
:21:23
Why you tell him where the deed is?
All the time you talk too much.
:21:26
From now on, you keep your hands shut.
:21:42
If that's only a mirage coming,
I'm gonna look like you in a few days.
:21:50
Come on, stranger, hop in.
:21:58
- Where did I see your face before?
- Right where it is now.