:09:03
- What's that tag on your coat?
- The man who brought me here put it on.
:09:07
l'm lookin' for my dad.
:09:10
- What's your dad look like?
- l don't know.
:09:12
l was just a kid last time l saw him.
:09:17
Would it be all right if he looked like me?
:09:20
Yes, sir. lt would.
:09:25
l'm your dad.
:09:27
How do l knowthat?
:09:29
The man who broughtyou here
was named Martin.
:09:32
l paid him a hundred dollars.
You came from lllinois.
:09:35
Anybody coulda found that out.
:09:45
Who's this?
:09:47
My mother!
:09:53
All right, son. Let's get outta here.
:09:56
- l have to say goodbye to Kay.
- Kay? Who's Kay?
:09:59
She's the lady who sings in the saloon.
:10:01
- You have to do that?
- Yes, sir. l have to.
:10:05
All right. We'll do that first.
:10:16
Kay! l found him! This is him!
:10:20
You've gotyour nerve. Leaving this kid
running around a crummy place like this.
:10:25
- What kind of a father are you, anyway?
- The worst.
:10:29
Well, it's nice you admit it.
:10:31
lt's nice you helped him out.
l'd like to, uh... give you a little money.
:10:35
No, thanks. l've got a little.
:10:38
Well, thanks, then.
:10:40
Come on, boy.
:10:43
l hope l see you again sometime.
:10:46
- lt's a pleasure meeting a gentleman.
- Thank you.
:10:49
- Hey, you're forgetting your things.
- Oh!
:10:54
Thanks again.
:10:55
- Goodbye, Mark.
- Goodbye, Kay.