:09:01
Oh, bring on the sheriff...
:09:06
with his great big old key.
:09:10
Yeah!
:09:11
Bring on old Big Jeff,
the sheriff of Pickett, Arkansas...
:09:15
with his big old fat key.
:09:19
To open up this nasty,
filthy jailhouse...
:09:23
and make a free man of me.
:09:26
You got any objections to
being a free man in the morning?
:09:28
No, sir, I ain't.
:09:30
Gonna be a free man
in the morning...
:09:35
free man in the morning...
:09:38
free man in the morning...
:09:40
I know the reason...
:09:42
All right, I'm ready.
:09:44
Thank you, Lonesome Rhodes,
that was just fine.
:09:49
You mean to tell me you
had that going all the time?
:09:51
I'm a sneaky type.
:09:54
Well, lock me up...
:09:56
- You like him?
- Yes, sir.
:09:59
By golly, I think you've got yourself
quite a fella there, quite a fella.
:10:04
I'd sure like to use him on
our Early Bird Show from 7 to 8.
:10:07
Would you let me, Uncle J. B?
:10:10
Hello, get me the jail, Gladys.
:10:13
- The jail?
- Thas right, the sheriff.
:10:16
Or should I say, our future mayor.
:10:20
That boy may be bashful, Marcia,
but he's pretty sweet on you.
:10:24
The only thing I'm interested in...
:10:26
is running the best radio programme
in North East Arkansas.
:10:30
Hello, Big Jeff?
:10:34
- Rhodes?
- Yes.
:10:36
Thas the thing, J. B...
:10:37
I was only holding him
on a drunk and disorderly.
:10:40
You've no idea which way
he was headed?
:10:42
There's only two ways out of town,
and I can hardly see him going west.
:10:48
He'll be on the east road.
:10:50
Les go after him.
:10:54
There he is.