:32:01
Got to be a record.
:32:02
MRS. WARREN: l suppose so.
:32:04
Now, Mr. McLintock,
what l wanted to say...
:32:05
Two-pound Stetson with
6-inch brim, 53 feet in the air.
:32:10
lt's got to be a record.
:32:11
l'm sure it is,
but the reason l waited...
:32:13
Dagnammit, woman,
can't you hold that glass still?
:32:17
Of course, sir.
:32:18
Now...
:32:20
Down the hatch
to my world's record.
:32:25
Down the hatch!
:32:26
MRS. WARREN: Yes, sir.
:32:34
And now...
:32:35
to the governor
of our territory.
:32:38
T-t-the governor
of the territory, sir?
:32:40
Now, don't you stick up for him,
Mrs. Warren.
:32:44
You're a fine woman,
Mrs. Warren,
:32:45
but you'll certainly go down
in my estimation...
:32:48
if you stick up
for Cuthbert H. Humphreys,
:32:51
governor of this territory.
:32:52
l don't mean to change the...
:32:53
G. W: Down the hatch.
:32:54
Aw... yes sir.
:32:56
Down the hatch.
:33:01
Cuthbert H. Humphreys, governor
of our territory, is a cull.
:33:07
Do you know
what a cull is, ma'am?
:33:09
A cull is a specimen
that is so worthless...
:33:13
that you have to cut him
out of the herd.
:33:15
Now, if all the people in the
world were put in one herd,
:33:19
Cuthbert is the one
l would throw my rope at.
:33:22
At whom, at whom l would throw
my rope at.
:33:25
Natural born cull.
:33:28
Another touch, ma'am?
:33:29
Oh, no, sir, no.
:33:34
Well, l, l don't mind if l do.
:33:37
G. W: Good.
:33:38
You can't walk on one leg.
:33:39
Oh, l didn't mean
to be vulgar, ma'am.
:33:41
Can't walk on one limb.
:33:43
MRS. WARREN: lt's all right.
:33:45
G. W: Sounds silly.
Only a bird can walk on a limb.
:33:48
You know my wife?
:33:50
Her name's Kate.
:33:51
She insists on being called
Katherine.
:33:53
Do you know her?
:33:55
Of course, Mr. McLintock, and
that's what l wanted to talk...
:33:58
Well, she thinks that Cuthbert
H. Humphreys is panting...