:49:00
The older they are,
the more important it gets.
:49:03
Miss Prescott, please. I'm Hylan Seabury...
:49:06
...attorney in the matter
of Jonathan Brooks.
:49:09
He means nothing to you?
:49:11
That old goat?
:49:12
You must've meant something to him,
Miss Prescott.
:49:15
- Why?
- You're included in his will.
:49:17
Of course, you'll have to make the trip
to California to claim the bequest.
:49:21
Well, now, I wouldn't go to California...
:49:23
...if John Jacob Astor left me
San Francisco.
:49:26
I don't think Mr. Astor had holdings there.
:49:28
However, the yield from
Mr. Brooks' property is not to be scorned.
:49:32
Yield of what?
:49:33
Gold, Miss Prescott. Gold.
:49:36
- Gold?
- Precisely.
:49:38
You own a gold mine, Miss Prescott.
:49:40
It yielded $3,500 the very first week.
:49:44
Gold mine?
:49:51
That sweet old goat!
:50:11
This is an unexpected pleasure.
:50:13
Where's the money?
:50:14
Money?
:50:15
Money?
:50:16
Oh, yes. You're referring, of course,
to our little agreement.
:50:21
One hundred to start you off...
:50:23
...and my share of the winnings.
:50:26
Well, I'm somewhat embarrassed to report
that the $100 no longer exists.
:50:33
That $100, I assure you...
:50:35
...will turn out to be the best investment
you have ever made.
:50:39
I have plans, gentlemen...
:50:41
...beyond your wildest dreams.
:50:44
I'm gonna earn you a piece of a gold mine.
:50:48
Gold mine!
:50:51
You ain't gonna earn nothin'!
:50:52
You ain't gonna be nothin',
you ain't gonna do nothin'...
:50:55
...unless we get that $100 back
by the morning.
:50:57
Grimes, you don't mean that.