1:22:21
-I'm giving a weekend party at my estate.
-That's fine.
1:22:24
I'll be expecting you.
1:22:26
I'm sorry, but I don't think
I could leave my horses.
1:22:28
-Horses?
-Excuse me.
1:22:32
-Frank, don't forget our dance.
-I won't.
1:22:35
Isn't this our dance?
1:22:36
I'm sorry, but I promised this one
to Pawnee Bill.
1:22:39
-Excuse me.
-Will you excuse us?
1:22:41
-Frank, isn't it a lovely party?
-Yeah.
1:22:45
-It is a nice party, isn't it?
-If you like witches.
1:22:48
Why did you send
that faded Gibson girl to fetch me?
1:22:50
I'm out of my mind worrying
if Annie will even talk to me.
1:22:53
Well, I'll have to tell you. We're at the end
of our line. We owe everybody.
1:22:57
I don't get it.
We're making a fortune at the Garden.
1:22:59
Yeah. With the sheriff at the door
pulling it out again.
1:23:02
Why are you giving this party
for Buffalo Bill, then?
1:23:04
It's an investment.
I'm trying to promote a partnership.
1:23:08
-You mean, put the two shows together?
-Yes.
1:23:11
Hey, that's wonderful.
Then she'd have to talk to me.
1:23:14
I knew I could count on you.
1:23:16
Colonel William F. Cody.
1:23:20
-Where are you going?
-I got a surprise for her. I'll be right back.
1:23:26
Mr. Charles Davenport and their company.
1:23:33
Well, well. My old pal, Bill.
1:23:36
Pawnee Bill, my old pal. What a reunion!
1:23:39
You're a sight for sore eyes.
1:23:41
You know, you look wonderful?
1:23:43
-I look wonderful?
-Yes!
1:23:45
I look terrible. You look wonderful.
Doesn't he?
1:23:47
He never looked this good to me.
1:23:49
-Where's Annie?
-She's on her way.
1:23:51
I'm anxious to see her. Let's have a drink.
1:23:55
-Well, Bill, here's to you.
-No. Here's to you.
1:23:58
-No. To you.
-No, I insist. Here's to you.