:53:00
Keep right on going.
:53:05
I'm a hen-pecked man
but I don't care, I don't care, I don't care
:53:10
Her father's got millions and she's the heir
And she was fair to view
:53:14
Oh, ain't ya, ain't ya, ain't ya, ain't ya
coming out tonight
:53:17
coming out tonight, coming out tonight
:53:19
Oh, ain't ya, ain't ya, ain't ya, ain't ya
coming out tonight
:53:21
And dance by the light of the moon
:53:41
Hello, Windy.
:53:43
I'm sorry I'm so late.
:53:44
I've been entertaining them. Take it away.
:53:46
Right you are.
:53:47
It sure is good to see you all again...
:53:50
but we'll get sociable a little bit later.
:53:52
I'll get right down to business.
:53:54
I guess you all know
why I came down here from Abilene.
:53:59
I worked hard promoting a railroad
to haul cattle...
:54:02
and I ain't getting no cattle.
:54:04
These cattle ain't quail.
They can't fly up there.
:54:07
That's a point.
:54:09
But you don't realize how badly the East
needs beef since the war has been over.
:54:13
Maybe you can tell us how to get them
through the rustlers and Indians and raids.
:54:17
If you think it's so easy to get them there...
:54:20
- why don't you take them yourself?
- Yeah.
:54:23
Brother, that's exactly why I'm here.
:54:26
I'm going to buy the beef from you
right here and take it through myself.
:54:37
But, remember this:
:54:41
It's going to be just as tough on me getting
this beef to Abilene as it was on you.
:54:45
That's right.
:54:47
Since I'm the one
who has to take all the risk...
:54:50
I feel that it's only fair
that we establish a price...
:54:53
that will give me at least an even break.
:54:57
Since I'm the one who's going to have to
worry about the stampedes and things...