:26:09
- Janey showed the E&P, didn't she?
- I don't like it.
:26:13
- She sure ain't afraid of Malone.
- I am.
:26:15
I'm afraid of Malone. The same as I'm afraid
of hurricanes, cyclones, floods...
:26:19
or any other force of nature.
:26:28
- Blower pipe.
- Check.
:26:30
Sprinkling valve lever.
:26:33
- Injector starting valve lever.
- Right.
:26:35
- Throttle.
- That's her, boy.
:26:37
That's what makes the wheels go round.
:26:39
Did you drive the old 97, Uncle Otis?
:26:41
No. Not this girl. Her sister, 35 years.
:26:45
I took Teddy Roosevelt
from Boston to Bangor in six hours.
:26:48
Said it was the best ride he ever had.
Bully, he said.
:26:53
President of the United States.
Let's go back and look at the coach.
:26:57
Gotta look over the whole train, don't we?
:26:59
Boy, you're going to make
a great engineer someday.
:27:02
I can see you on the flyer now.
:27:04
Here we go. Yes, sir,
you're part of a locomotive already.
:27:12
- I tell you, it's a menace.
- When do you think I'll get some money?
:27:16
Oh, I don't know. These things take time.
:27:18
George, I wish you would be definite,
just once.
:27:21
The law is always definite.
It's people that aren't.
:27:23
That boy of yours
certainly knows his engines.
:27:26
- I sure do, I know every part.
- You do? Bully for you.
:27:30
Hey, that's what Teddy told Uncle Otis.
:27:33
- Teddy who?
- Teddy Roosevelt.
:27:34
I took him from Boston to Bangor
in six hours.
:27:37
You can't call him Teddy. Mr. Roosevelt
was President of the United States.
:27:40
Yeah, a Cub Scout is always respectful.
:27:42
- I'm sorry.
- That's all right. Come here.
:27:44
I'm gonna petition
the National Scout Council...
:27:46
to see if they'll admit railroading
as a Silver Arrow elective.
:27:49
- That'll be cool.
- Boy, isn't that swell?
:27:52
I'd better go home and fix supper.
Come on, kids.
:27:55
- Can I stay a little longer?
- I'll watch the boy.
:27:58
You wanna stay more than he does,
don't you?