:26:09
Where's my money? Where's my money?
:26:15
Nice work.
:26:16
Thanks. It wasn't nothing.
It was easy as pie.
:26:20
I'm sorry.
:26:21
What are you sorry about?
You're just good, that's all.
:26:24
You ain't mad at me, are you?
:26:25
Why, of course not.
Anybody can miss a shot.
:26:28
I can't.
:26:32
Excuse me.
:26:33
Here's your $5, Annie. I'm proud of you.
:26:36
Thanks, Mr. Wilson.
:26:37
Where you going now, Annie?
:26:38
I don't know.
Back to Dark County, I guess.
:26:42
He sure is pretty.
:26:45
-Goodbye, Annie.
-Goodbye, Mr. Wilson.
:26:47
-Good luck.
-Thanks.
:26:48
You kids get on and get the supplies now.
Hurry on.
:26:52
I tell you, my boy. She'd be a sensation.
:26:54
They've never seen a girl
who could shoot like that.
:26:57
What makes you think she's so great?
She couldn't do it again in a million years.
:27:01
We haven't got a million years!
:27:03
If business keeps like this,
we'll have to fold up.
:27:05
Pawnee Bill's beating us everywhere.
:27:07
-She'd be a novelty.
-I don't want any partners.
:27:09
We'll make her your assistant.
:27:10
Once in a while,
you'll let her take a potshot.
:27:12
You could break her in. And you know...
:27:15
...she's quite a pretty girl.
:27:18
She's all right. Of course,
she looks terrible now...
:27:21
...but we could dress her up.
She couldn't look worse than Dolly.
:27:24
She wouldn't be willing to join us
just to hand me things.
:27:28
-Yes, I would, Mr. Butler!
-Well, look at here.
:27:30
I'd be willing to hand you anything,
just so I could be near you.
:27:40
You ever been away from home before?
:27:42
Do I got to leave home?
:27:44
I think you'd find that quite fascinating.
We travel all over the country.
:27:47
Certainly. Have you ever been
on a railroad train?
:27:50
-You know anything about show business?
-Show business?
:27:53
What's that?
:27:55
What's show business?
:27:57
"The cowboys, the wrestlers,
the tumblers, the clowns