:43:02
Used to book some shows.
Do you know him?
:43:05
I know him. Does he owe you money?
:43:07
He wrote me a rubber check
for a thing I did for him a few years back.
:43:10
Look...
:43:12
I know where you might find him.
You remember Miss Maud's cathouse...
:43:18
Miss Maud's place?
He hangs around there a lot.
:43:21
Why don't you go by
and tell her you're a friend of mine?
:43:23
All right, I'll do that.
:43:25
Hey, wait...
:43:27
if Durwood don't come through
with the money, could I help?
:43:30
I'll get it out of him.
Don't worry about that.
:43:32
Good luck to you. See you, Whit.
:43:47
A real whorehouse?
:43:53
Howdy. I'm looking
for a Mr. Durwood Arnspringer.
:43:56
Bob Wills said you might know
where he is.
:43:59
You a friend of Bob's?
:44:04
I've done business with Arnspringer
on occasion.
:44:11
He's got a card game going
back at the Choo-Choo Cafe nights.
:44:14
That's all I know.
Down by the railroad tracks.
:44:17
Down by the railroad tracks?
I'm much obliged, ma'am.
:44:21
Say...
:44:24
as long as we're here...
:44:25
my son here, he's 16.
:44:29
He ain't never been with a woman,
and I'm getting worried about him.
:44:32
You think maybe we could fix him up
before he gets pimples?
:44:36
We don't take no kids here, cowboy.
:44:38
We got enough trouble with the cops
without that.
:44:41
I'm his daddy, I'll take the responsibility.
:44:44
None of the girls here would take him.
:44:51
What're you staring at, kid?
:44:54
I told you I'd take the responsibility.
:44:56
You.
:44:58
Why?
:44:59
It wouldn't be you or the boy
that'd get arrested if the cops come.