1:22:01
Hello, Charlie.
1:22:04
I didn't know we were speaking.
1:22:07
Sure we're speaking, Jedediah.
1:22:12
You're fired.
1:22:26
Everybody knows that story, Mr.Leland,
but why did he do it?
1:22:32
- How could a man write a notice--
- You just don't know Charlie.
1:22:35
He thought that by finishing that notice
he'd show me he was an honest man.
1:22:40
He was always trying to prove something.
1:22:42
That whole thing about Susie
being an opera singer.
1:22:45
That was trying to prove something.
1:22:48
You know what the headline was
the day before the election?
1:22:52
"Candidate Kane found
in love nest with 'singer."'
1:22:58
He was going to take
the quotes off the singer.
1:23:00
Hey, nurse!
1:23:01
Five years ago he wrote
from that place down there in the South.
1:23:05
What's it called, Shangri-la? El Dorado?
Sloppy Joe's? What's the name?
1:23:14
All right, Xanadu, I knew it all the time.
1:23:19
You caught on, didn't you?
I'm not that hard to see through.
1:23:23
Well, I never even answered his letter.
1:23:26
Maybe I should have.
1:23:28
I guess he was pretty lonely down there
in that coliseum all those years.
1:23:32
He hadn't finished it when she left him.
He never finished it.
1:23:36
He never finished anything
except my notice.
1:23:39
- Of course, he built the joint for her.
- That must have been love.
1:23:42
I don't know.
1:23:44
He was disappointed in the world
so he built his own, an absolute monarchy.
1:23:49
It was something bigger
than an opera house anyway.
1:23:51
- Nurse.
- Yes, Mr.Leland.
1:23:53
I'm coming.
1:23:56
- There's one thing you can do for me.
- Sure.
1:23:59
Stop at the cigar store on your way out,
and get me a couple of good cigars.