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Leader Brothers Company, the makers ofLuck Blake bring you the Luck Radio Theater
starring Humphrey Bogart and Walter Houston inthe Pleasure of the Sierra Madred. Ladies
and Gentlemen. Your producer mister Williamand Peery reading propping Hollywood Ladies and Gentlemen.

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Tonight's play is an exciting, dramaticstory of a man's breed for gold.
It was one of the really finemotion pictures of recent years. The
Warner Brothers hit The Treasure of theSierra Madred, and tonight we present the
original stars of the film, HumphreyBogart and Walter Houston, the latter in
the role that won him an AcademyAward. Our stars are on stage and

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here's the curtain, the Treasure ofthe Sierra Madred outing Humphrey Bodot as Dobbs
and Walter Houston has Howard. Thefirst time I come up with them was
in Tampico, at the Seaport TownTampico, Northeast Mexico. I was having

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a bier near the docks when theycame in hot Sunday afternoon. You were
follow American. That's right, mister, What do you want I want to
know about a guy named McCormick.Have you here, I'm cormick comic.
Oh yeah, yeah, in theoil business, right oil? Have you
seen him lately? Why can wefind them? Oh? You gentlemen,
i'd run clear. McCormick hires agood work in the oil field. See,
and he never pays him off.Slick slick, Mike oil. Yeah,

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yeah, that's right. I don'tmean to tell me these hooked two
smart fellow Americans like you. That'sright. Top sixt weeks in the oil
fields, one hundred and twenty inthe shade. Only I ain't through with
mister McCormick. Fred C. Dobbsis going to get his wages. See,
come on, jobs beer. Ican hear him talking with the bar

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drifties, both of them. Nowwhat you call good fans either just cut
the guy that happened to wind upin Tampego. Yeah, just like me.
The difference is they're young. Yeah, I see him again. That
night they came wanting in the flophouse to Sam Thalas for a bed.
Me. I'm sitting up talking toa cup the sailors. The subject of
the conversation is gold. Hey,fop, you mean this gold here in

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Mexico, not ten days from it'svery spot poor mountain of golds, waiting
for the right guy to come ondiscover it. Preasure and Tickler, just
let them have it. Question,is that you're the right guy? Tell
me something? While is gold worthsome twenty bucks? An ounce? I
don't know, flop because it's scarcingit? Thousand men say, go searching
for gold. That's six months.One of them's lucky one out of the

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thousand. His fine represents not onlyhis own labor, but out of nine
hundred and nine nine others to boot. That's that's six thousand months or five
hundred years scrabbing over mountains, goinghungry and firsty, now's the gold,
mister, is worth what it isbecause the human labors went in to find
the getting of it. Yeah,never thought just like that. Well,
no other explanation, mister. Youstart out to tell yourself it'll be satisfied
to twenty five thousand hands of smipersworth them to help my lord cross my

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heart find resolution. After munch ofthem spet myself busy and grown short on
provisions and finding nothing. Then youfind it come down to fifteen thousand and
ten, and you say, lord, let me just find five thousand dollars
worth. I've never asked me anythingfor the rest of my life. Five
thousand dollars is a lot of dolls. Yeah, yeah, hearing this joint
seems like a lot. But Itell you, if it was to make
a real strike, you could bedragged away. Not even a treat was

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miserable, death could keep from time. I had ten thousand, more get
ten? You want twenty five,twenty five, and want to get fifty
fifty, one hundred like roulette,one more turn, you know, always
one more. I wouldn't be thatway with me. Oh hello, mister,
you didn't find McCormick. Huh,I'll find him about gold. I
swear it wouldn't be that way withme. I tell only what I set

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out to get, even if therewas still a half a million dollars lying
around, just waiting to be pickedup. Five dogs for gold all over
the world. I know what golddoes to a man. He talk us
that you want to try that wretch? How about it? Top? Yeah,
what are you doing in here downnow? That's the gold, mister,
That's what it makes the mess.Never knew Prospector yet to die rich.
Sure, I'm an out old bonenow, would say, don't you

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guys think the spirits gone. I'malways setting the shoulder of pick and shovel
any time anybody's willing to share expenses. I bet you are the other girl
by myself. Going to the loansthe best way. It's gonna have a
stomach for lonliness. On the otherhand, going to the partner to his
dangers. Murder is always looking aboutpartners. Accused me some of the world
sorts of meanings. So I shouldfind him. Gold make a man any
different, the right kind of aman to start with? Gold ain't gonna

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change him. You ever tried runnerdown? Mister? Ever tried prospecting?
No, no, I ain't.You didn't have any hands to do that.
Yeah, I knew that answer.You didn't know at all. Pop.
Now, I think I'll go tosleep and dream about piles of gold
going bigger and bigger. We gleave. I see him again, dods and

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curtains, all lumps and budied uplooking for me. They were to tell
me. They take me to thecantina and put a bottle of beer on
the mono, and we found McCormick. Pop and looks see you found to
take a couple too, and wegot on wages every last tenny. Yeah,
we've been thinking why not try digginggold for a change. Well,
then any risk isn't waiting around herefor a break. This is a country

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with the nuggets of gold, andthere's crying for you to take them out
of the ground and make them shineon coins. Now the fingers and necks
swell, Dan, Well that's whatyou said the other night, wasn't it.
What's so funny? That's living outin the open and cheaping and living
in towns and our money had lastslonger. Yeah, sure it, Well,
sure, only you have to haveequipment ever think of that? How
much that all costs? Oh?We uh figured we'd ask you. We

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ain't denying anything when you come rightdown. We don't know much much about
prospecting. Of course, if ifyou wasn't so old, maybe it Maybe
I'll go with you. Uh,that's what you're what's on your mind?
It won't take me wrong? Orwould you ago? Would I? What
a question? Of course I'll goany time, any day out for gold
always, that's your service. Well, I got two hundred American books ready,

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cash last money got in the world. How much do you guys got?
One hundred and fifty bucks? Greatonhere has the same total five hundred
and hardly enough to buy the tools, weapons and the central provisions. By
the way, gos for it.Well for one thing, meet for a
lot of thing, bandits, banditcountries will be gone. We ought to
have six hundred bucks between us.That much, you know, can't dig

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up anymore. Not a red scent? Yeah you at anything, Get away
from me with no. You don'tcome for a head. You comprehend a
glass full of beer right in yourkiss. If you don't leave me alone,
tell you I don't want any lotterytickets now beat it. Lot of
tickets, Well that's for gambling man. But always whoever weaves a letting numbers

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you get out of ten for see, wait a minute, what are you
talking about, Dobbs. You're tryingto take it. He sold you the
winning ticket. But here look lastof other really lovers you by He can
provice the doves numbers to this goodYeah, yeah, I remember what about
the rousing the time Pisa give methat paper? Oh just look at that
fat rich printed number. Nothing takeit? Sure I got the ticket.

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Oh two hundred pace those welcome,sweet little smack a rose his son.
He's a present for you with myblessing. Good A lot of riotracy,
you aren't you? Well? Congratulations, congratulations yourself. You stand a propert
out of this the same as Ido. How do you think of that?
Did you just say we needed sixhundred bucks? Well that's what we
got now aited, Yes, sir, just like that, stoke a feet

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watch the circumstance. But how comeyou're putting up for loof? Because this
is not all enoughing of proposition?We make a fine will be lightened to
guards with one hundred dollars bills ifwe don't the difference between much you put
up and when I put up andenough to keep me from being right back
where I was this afternoon, polishingthe park bench with the seat of my
pants. Put her there? Pardonthanks stuff, Well, gentlemen, I

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here's we do is take a claimto Pearler. That's a little town the
foot of the Sierra Madre mountains.There we'll we're there, we'll buy our
blurs and get away from the railroads. We're used looking for a school anywhere
near the railroads. You gotta have. Well, we've gotta go where there's
no trails at all. Just bang. That sounds okay to me, Okay,
pardon, Sure they gotta go.We're no surveyor anybody who knows anything
about perspectives everything there before. Well, dring up, gentlemen, bring up,

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we'll buy a map some railroad aboutabout half idea. They're in Champeice
and then took the claim for Perla, or fifty miles from Pearl Out.
The desert was a big pools off. The band is trying to read the
train. They're retreating. Look they'reretreating. Luck, they're riding off.

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Hey, save your bullets, mad, they're two par up. Now I
got three. I'm crediting with three. How many did you get? Couple?
I guess bandits. Yes they wereexpected. That's how it comes to
many federal soldiers riding on this trainthat banded the road right after the train,
the one with the gold hat.I had my sights on him,
nice as you please, But thetrain gave a joke and I missed him.
I sure wish I could have gothim. Tell you boys cooled off

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with this map? Huh oh sure, sure? He much of a map,
don't properly show whether it's mountain ordesert. That show is the makers
the map themselves on over. Sure, that's good. What do you doing
dB re loading? Can't tell thebandits may come back? Yeah, yeah,
yeah, that's right. Well wakeme up when the shoots to start.

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I'll call the one immedia. Here'ssome reason more I called them.
What's he's saying? The store keeper, and he's proven he's got a right
to sell of these birds. Theyall got the same brand. See better.
Hey elsewhere, I'm lad of Rendianmight meet up with us and claim
our bird. I we load yoursupplies on the glossing. Oh thanks,
son, thanks you. My father'smuch worry for you. Sing your what's

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he worried for? Yeah? Wepaid underly, he says. We're going
to the very wild country jungles manhigh mountains and tigers so big and strong
they can climb a tree with abird in their mouth. Tigers here,
yeah, more like leopards. Iguess. Well, I'm glad to hear.
If it's tall tales, gentlemen,that means might a few white Saturdays
ever set foot there. Hell,let's get going and come on, kids,

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shake it up, burn a hurry, get them burg thank curtain,
take it easy. Mountain climbing.I ain't like a walk around the block

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and said, let's sit o.Well, yeah, there is gold in
these mountains. How long had itbeen here? Millions and millions of years?
Wouldn't it when they went to ahurry a couple of days more or
less, aing's gonna matter. Lookat the old man way ahead of it
there, youn't me scared? We'dhave to pack him on our back.

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Yeah, that was when I tookhim for an ordinary human being. He's
part gold. Put them climb withyou. If I didn't know all the
prospect, well then I had juststayed in Tampago and waited for another job
to turn him. I couldn't couldn'tlook look no matter these rocks. Look
these little veins running through the rocks. Look at them glittered yellow two like

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like gold. Gold. We've beensitting on a gold. Look the water
back, watch some of that dirtoff they hard? Howrd come back?
We found something? Yeah, wefound something. Yeah, here's the water.
Here's a vein all over the rocks. We struck its curtain, looked
over there, then all the rocks, just like he said, a Banansai
hard. Look look at these rockhad it full of gold? Veins of
gold? What wonder your made?Yeah? I saw? I want to

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pass by, gentlemen, this stuffwouldn't play your dinnerfer Carlos. It ain't
gold fire right foods gold? Ohat the ant. Plenty of the red
stuff thereabouts, walked over four orfive times already you mainly been passing it
up. Why not enough of it? Not enough to pass the good day's
wages? Well you figured to setit out here all day. Come on,
courge, let's go. Next timeyou fell a strike a rich hard

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for me, forced us fresh andwater around. Water is precious. Sometimes
it'll be more precious than gold.Hit you borrow it, burrow. That
was a fine country, inspiring.Didn't see a soul, just the beast
of the jungling bird, all bhite, gay colors, good ten years younger,

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been a man in either of them? Warm down, just plain whistle,
come out. Well, might justlay on the ground, grown to
dog bugs set up, meet theirbeams. I can move. I just
wanna lie here. Yeah, Hey, you guys gonna eat some beans?

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Do you want some beans? Don'tdo the night a rough country tomorrow.
But I have some beans. Ishut up, pop, go on eat
them up? Left alone? Howis your feat field? Dnsy? But
you jump up like a jack rabbitwas a pretty woman to store by if
he wouldn't bother my men and winblowing up? Awful cold? He getting
cold? Is it getting cool?He's like an order. Yeah, they

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blow hard. They've kept that desertcountry updown me on his hind legs.
We're lucky. He's lucky to beup here, all right, lucky like
And there's only a couple more dangers. Have you stuck? Pretty soon to
be letting all? But you stillnow, Howard Howard, come here a

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couple of more days. That wasthree nights ago. We've had enough,
Howard Dodson me. We want togive up? Give up? Huh yeah,
we's a whole outside right here.Go back to civilization. Well,
tell my whole grandmother, go backto civilization. I got two very finely
in bead colors who think it thefirst stop array in and hide the closet.

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One thunder rumbles, my my myndwhat prospect a layoffice? How two
shoe clerks is? What yard?Two shoe clerks leading the magazine about pusspecting
from the lands, throwing the landsa midnight son south the border, west
of the rock, the tracks,shut up, rock, smash ahead,
flat Hi, go ahead, pickup that rock and so a diead if

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you did it, never leave thiswillingness fly without me, You too would
die here more miserable than wreck leavingmy alone. Jobs, can't you see
the old man's not that tim?I let me tell you something like two
fine bedfellows. You're so dumbest,nothing to tell you with. You're dumber,
the dumbest jackass. Look at you, Look at you, mister joyous,
the anthing you like this to beingdumb sentident, Just shut dumb,

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you don't even see the riches,just heading on with your own feet.
Love at me. I'm dancing.I'm doing a dance on amount of gold?
What are you talking about? Thisis it? There's gold here?
Yeah? What'd you expect to see? Nuggets of molten gold? Shorts here?

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Rich? Rich too, but notrich enough for me? Yeah,
I'm here. Ain't The place today comes from some place further up?
A fair gee, that's where we'vegot to go. A fair well.
I'm going alone because my two courageouscompanions of the greed between themselves the dessert
and go back. We'll go on. I'll take one more Dayavid, what

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do you say, Court, onemore day won't kill us? Change your
mind? Eh? Thank you,my two fine friends. You move me
to tears with your faith and trustedme one more day, hair, and
you can follow my trail because Iain't gonna camp. And there tonight.

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This is this? Howid this stuffright here? Eh? This is it?
All right? Gold? Sure?Don't look what I like? I
thought it what it's just sad,it's sad. Yeah, it's just like
plain sand. Don't glitter. Ithought it would glitter. Oh, glitter
when it's refined. But that's anotherguy's job. Yeah, you got to
know how to recognize it, notat all, not to find it,

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not by a long shot. Yougotta know how to pick her so she'll
come out. Yeah, it's mightyrich is sand. You'll take good?
How good? Oh about twenty ounceto a ton at some twenty dollars ant?
How many times can we handle it? Well, it depends on how
hard we work. Wellybody, picka camp down the mountain a bit.
When I do that and The goalis here. In case anybody happens by

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bandits, their soldiers chasing their Indians, or a pretty woman out for a
store. That case, we'll tellhim our hunters and maybe we'd get away
with it. Me money. Itwouldn't it be easier just to file a
quaim easier maybe, but not soprofitable. There wouldn't be no time for
the necessary of one of those bigmining companies. You're gonna write up here
with a paper in his hand,Jones, we had no right to be
here. Well, how does itsee you, fellows, to be a

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man of property. I'm sorry aboutthe first we kicked up, Pop.
I guess we was pretty dumb.Yeah, I only made it. And
we're here men of property. Whatare you though? Yeah, everything's going
to be all right. From nowon, everything's going to be fire,
Sure it is? Why not?Why not? Why laugh? Where?

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I'm we to find out? Copy? Yeah, we'll find out. Our
stars will return in the moment withact too of the Treasure of the Sierra

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Madres. Say John, do youknow what color stockings are the greatest headache
to photograph? Oh? Skim tone? Now black? Well? The wardrobe
people at Warner Brothers were telling methat the Black Opera ranked nylons Joan Crawford
wears in Flamingo Road had to bewashed ever so carefully. You see the
camera picks up the slightest imperfection.They looked wonderful. I remember, so

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I strongly suspects Luck's Flakes. Naturally, Hollywood studios dependend on these tiny diamonds.
They're so fast and so rich.They freshen nylons safely in no time.
Hollywood's way is the same care.Millions of girls give their nylons well.
Smart girls realize that it's foolish torisk strong soap or cake soap rubbings.

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These things make stockings go in tooruns in short order. String tests
prove it, prove that stockings washedwith Luck's Flakes last prices level. And
what I help that is when yougive stocking hardware well. Joan's Nihlon's got
a good workout in Flamingo Roads leftamiblicly corny dance she does is magnificence.
Sidney Greenstreet will tell you that shepacks quite a haymaker too. He took

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it on the gin in one oftheir violent scenes together. And Zachary Scott
as the whiskling Joan really loves makesa wonderful contract. Joan does a very
convincing job too, as a carnivalgirl who fights her way up the social
ladder. But you know, Iwas thinking afterwards that no matter how much
money she had, she couldn't finda better safer care for her costliest nylons

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than Luck's flakes and therewithin the reachof every girl. That's true, It's
no wonder over ninety percent of themakers of Fuckings recommend Luck Flake. Here's
our producer, William Keeley, Acttwo of the Treasure of the Sierra Madre,
starting Humphrey Bogotte as Dobbs and WalterHouston as Howard. Oh. For

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a month we we didn't mind aglen of ore. There were things to
do, first, sitting up camp, crow out of the birds, and
flue way off the creek to washup the gold. Finally, the time
come when we weighed our first tickof the treasure. How much? Howard?
How much you thinking? We got? Who about five thousand dollars?
Whether recog it's not bad? Whendo we start dividing it up? Why
divide it not? The time comeswe all going back together I am for

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dividing as we go along, likeeach guy responsible for his own goods.
Well, I just don't have itthat way. I haven't liked the responsibility
of guarding your treasure any too.Well. Who asked you to pop?
Yeah that's right, Yeah, younever asked me. Only I thought I
was almost trustworthy of the three you. How come I said trustworthy as far

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as being honest, Well, noone can say. I don't get it.
I suppose you were charged with takingcare of the goods. One day,
I am deep in the brush andcurtains on his way to the last
to get provisions. That'll be yourbig chance to pack up and leave us
the cold. Only a guy that'sa step and heart would think me likely
to pull a stunt like that.Well, right now, I wouldn't be
worth your while. But well,when the pile is grown, yes,

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sir, such, well, thinkof such things you will. Yeah,
how about yourself? No me,Well, I'm not picking the feet any
longer. You fellows are a lottougher. When we started out. You'd
have me strung up on no time. That's why I think I'm the most
trusted for me. I'm looking atit that way. I guess you're right,
But that's too like Dob says,divide the proceeds every night, Well

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by me, gentlemen, and eachone of us will have to hide his
share of the treasure from the othertwo. Huh, well why not?
Having done so, he'll have tobe forever on the watch to see that
he's hiding place is not discovered.And what a dirty, filthy mind you
got. Ah, No, no, not dirty, not dirty baby.
Only I know what kind of ideaseven supposedly decent people get when goals at

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stake. All right, curtain havingthem waying scales here she goes only three
ways. Bennison still should tastes good. Tough it's done he had before alone.

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Yeah, how many something puff?What are you gonna do with all
your hard earned money? Well,reckon, I'll settle down some quiet place,
getting a little business, hardware,grocery store, spend the better part
of my time reading comic scripts andadventure stores. One thing is for sure,
I'm not going prospecting again. What'sall that about? Oh it's John
Doddie telling each other what we'll dowhen we get back. For me,

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I got it all figured. Firstoff, I'm gonna get a brand new
set of Dad's a dozen of everything, and I'm going to a swell cafe
order everything on the bill of fare. And if it ain't just right,
and even if it is, I'mgonna ball out the manager and make him
figure it all back. What's nexton the program? Oh? What would
be? You know what? Weought to put up some kind of a

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limit on our take glee. Nowthat when we get so much where we'd
just pull up steaks and beat itfor kind of a limit. Oh say,
twenty five thousand dollars worth of eachman, twenty five thousand small potatoes
fifty anyway, seventy five would bemore like it. I'm young, I
need dough and plenty of it.No, he was making hobbs of a
sog am. I however, youdon't know it. I'd be within my
rights if i'd a man it halfagain as much as you get. How

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come, well, I put upthe lion's share of the cast, didn't
I? Well, so you didjobs. You know it was pay any
civilized place, the biggest investor getsthe biggest returned dollan. That's one thing
in favor of the wilds, Notthat I intended to demand it, but
I'd be within my rights if Idid so. Next time you go calling
me a hob, just remember whatI could have done if I'd wanted.

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It's funny, ain't it? TopYeah? Real funny sleeping. I'm not
that dumb. Say them guys tryto put anything over on me. It'll
if Bushley went for both of themanymore lip bot of them and no,

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I'll let them have it. Youknow what's good for you? You don't
monkey around with fred C. Dobbhuh oh h oh, nothing but look
Dad's sign when the guy starts talkingto me. Who else am I going
to talk to? Certainly not foryou are curtain And don't get the idea
you two are putting anything over onme. I know what your game is.

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You know more than I do.Why am I elected to go to
the village tomorrow? Why am meinstead of you are curtain time? I'd
be going to give you plenty ofchance to discover why I hit my goods,
wouldn't it You're going to hear alongthose lines I wanted to take your
goods with you. I want torun the risk of avenue taken from me
by bandits. They kill you anyway, Dodsy, just for the sport of
it. Ah, So that's it. You're hoping bandits will get me.

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I'd save you to a lot oftrouble, wouldn't it, h DoD forget
about it. Hell, I ain'tgoing to the village. See, you
can go back and tell that tokid, Okay, Pardner, I'll tell
him. Curtain went down the villagefor provisions. You don't stand up coming

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back with soldiers in the village chasingbandits. That wasn't all. He met
up with the Americans on my nameCody, and he kept popping me.
Followed me into the store. Wantedto know what I was doing here?
What did you tell him? Isaid, I was a hunter, a
professional hunter. Kept asking me,did I see anything up here that looked
like gold? Shook him off,Curtain got rid of him. Mine,
I couldn't he followed me. Yousure he traded it? Yeah? I'm

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sure. What makes you so positive? Because every time, because if you
turn around you can see for yourselfthere he is. Hell, all right,
you walk over here to the fire, I get to not want it?
Huh, I just couldn't. Itwas just a chance to sit around
a Joe with in America. Idon't make any mistake, mister. We

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got no use for you with fullup, no vacancies. Go back where
you came from. Take our blessingwith your thanks. I'll give me,
sir, going up, So yeah, go ahead. We don't want a
guy to starve to that tonight.You're our guests. See but tomorrow morning
looked out. No trespassing. Bewareof the dogs, get it. I

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uh, I got a few hideswhile you were gone. Curtain five fox
isn't a tiger. How was theskin? It's pretty good. Excuse me
for butting in. There's no wildgame around here worth going after that.
Yeah, you're right, you see, you're right. That's why it's made
of her mindset clear out. Yetit might be pretty good ground for something
else. I told you in thevillage. There's no gold around here,

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my boy. If it had beenone single obsc i'd just smell and believe
me. And you're not as smallas you appear to be. Cool.
It gives me live here. GuessI'll sleep on a gentleman. Yeah,
yeah, I mean too. Seeyou in the morning, Cody. Sorry,
there's no room in our tent.If you want to, you can
roll up here by the fire.Oh it's fine, thanks, thanks a

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lot. I can't figure he'll looksee why to tow us. I love
you, guys, go to sleep. I'll be watched out for a couple
of hours. And then you docyou got a gun handy here right here?
Okay, you didn't get much sleeplast night, did your friend?

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That's fact we didn't. Let's layour cards on our table right now.
Huh you found gold here? Iknow it because I know it. You'll
have to do one a free thingsand looks telling us what we gotta do.
One of three things. Kill me, run me off, or take
me in his apartment. Well,let's consider the first. If you start

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chilling people, just how far youprepared to go with it? I may
come along tomorrow. Not much.We'd shop at mister to protect our interests.
I don't say that killing me isn'tthe answer. As for choice number
two, you run me off,and I might very well inform on you.
Twenty five percent of your goal isthe reward i'd get. It's a
pretty strong argument in favor of killingyou. I don't deny it. But

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take me in as a partner andyou don't lose anything. I'm not asking
for a share of what you've madeso far, only in the profits to
come. They get over, I'llbe looking after my borrows. Well,
Helen, send them away. Anotherquestions fred Ce Dobbs, and a guy
likes being taken advantage of him.We got no real choice at all.

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Bump them off. What are wegained by What are we gained by killing
them? I don't mind being takensome advantage of it, as long as
there ain't no money out of mypocket. And whoever else happens along,
they'll be invited until come one,come all. Huh and you got a
point there, Dodgy, No questionbut that. But the killer man,
Ain't you up to it? Sure? Sure, I'm up to it.

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Not the majority of decide. Yousay curtain four against well four or against
four? Okay, we'll make itshort and sweet for him. Stand right
way you are, Cody, guneh gonna shoot me? Huh? Yeah?

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You convinced. Before you start shooting, you better take a look down
there in the valley. There's mencoming on horsetop. So that's your stinking
game. I know you was aninformant. I know it all the time.
Are you're wrong, brother? Itmeans all our funeral. They're band
as gentlemen, about a dozen.I'm one of the village. Must have
told them about the American hunter uphere. Well, we better start taking

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a way to defend ourselves. Couldtry hiding the rocks, but when we'd
lose the birds and the whole outfit, and no. The best thing for
us to make a fight of iteither that you three against them, or
that's four. Now I guess it'sus four. Yeah, we'll sell you
o case later. If you're alive. He's got something there dot. That's
right. If we're alive, themhas turned ont to be gold happy boys,

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same cave that held the claim onour They spotted us, all right,
they started corning on us, andall once they turned and took off.
Didn't make sense when we saw whyfar down the mountain hung on their
Clai was maybe fifty soldiers at therallies. We just stood there watching shoot
it out half a mile blows.Look at them fetter rally, make them

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tied to them up and swallow them. Oh boy, am I happy?
I gotta tell you the truth.I was already eaten. Good man.
You gotta stay covered dot see them, so you starts spreading out. We
may have company after all. Yeah, get down, curtain, Get down,
you guys. Looks like the burterheld our problem. Cody's dead.
What do you mean he's dead?Take a look. Bullet right through his

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neck. I wondered who he was. Maybe better go through his pockets.
Maybe he's got foods somewhere, hesays, wallet pop James Cody, Dallas,
Texas. Yeah, the picture thegirl, little kid, and she's
his wife. Huh, it's notbad. Well, I guess you'd better

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take a hold for him. Funnyhow it's all worked out. We didn't
have to shoot him after all.Gentlemen, if you's asked me, I'd
say it's about time we considered leavingthis mountain. How much gold do you
figure we got. I'll put thethirty five thousand a piece, and I'll
tell you what we ought to beplenty thankful. I'll not call it quits
then, center the better take anotherweek to put the mountain back and shake

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you walk to the mountain. We'vewounded this martin. God du it to
close her wounds. The least wecan do for all the Welsh he's given
us. You guys don't want tohelp me, then I'll do it along.
You talk about a marty like Iwas a real woman. You've been
a lot better than me than anywoman I ever knew, to be a
shirt on all the timer. Sure, i'll help you fix. Days later,

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we loaded the gold on the birdand little cambridge bag and started down
late that afternoon. Pushing through thebush, we walked straight into a bunch
of Indians. I don't know wherethey come. He's fall right clently,
but they wanted help. Do youmean help? What kind of help?
They've been heading for? Durango seemslike a little boy in the village standing
the river. They fished him out, but he won't come too. You

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ain't dead, but they say hejust won't come too. That's tough.
Well, they want me to goback to the village with them. Ain't
far then I can do something.Why was I to refuse him? They'd
make me go. I'll be backsoon before morning, probably, And if
you're not, I'm leaving my birdswith you. Look after my goods.
I get back. It's okay,up, we'll wait for you here.

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No you jargon sorry got him andI I gotta go go back, go
back again to the table. Yousaid you fixt the kid, you said
he was cured. Fix My kidwas simple artificial respiration. Few boys gud
clicks. But they say I gotto visit them with Well, I gotta
go with them. The gods willbe angry if they don't show their gratitude
and tell them to forget it anddon't know it's a thing I tried,
just made them mad. Well,that's them over there waiting for me.

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I'll handle this. I mean,i'mrey. Don't put a canar No,
no, you're gone. Don't you'redone. I will be stopped them half
an hour. Tell you you're noimport that be for he for you know
what he's saying now, because itmakes no difference about you guys. But

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I've got to go back with him. Oh almost like that. Huh yeah,
I just want you looks like itgo on and meeting Durrango. Well
what about my goods? Take themaway the start they find out they might
forget you what they're honored guest,and pump them off. Hump pop,
what do I do? Jump himout here on the ground. We'll take
them with us. If you wantedto well, any better ideas, Pop,

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I reckon, that's about the onlysolution. I'll let you remember this
the next time you try to doa good deed and don't worry Pop and
luck. Yeah, yeah, we'llbelong to them without you. Pop.
Look out what those Indian James,one of them squaws might marry. Maybe
I'll do just that. Take meout a good looking spaw marrier. They're
ready to dress and seat and entertain. Well, salon part seeing Durrango.

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So I left him and went backto the India. No choice. I
had to go behind me and theykeeping of curtain and dobs was my share
of the pleasure. Thirty five thousanddollars. And you can have a time
of it, he says. It'shard going down there on what's going up?

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I'm stopping here for the night.Seem he couldn't. I'm stopping here.
It clearly we can wake four orfive miles before God. I'll go
on and take his burs with you. It ain't my responsibility. That's fun.
Give us nothing but trouble for twodays, train off trails, smashing

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that packs against the rocks. Youknow what he was doing when he turned
him over the wash. Why Icute him? Wasn't it say you're staying
here for the nighter? Yeah?You me? Well, you can't go
any further? Who says I canit? Don't make me laugh? I
go four times as far as amud like you. But I don't wanna.

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I could have. I wanna,I want it, but I don't
wanna see my But he's a hollering? Does he? Okay? Well,
can't see how funny you suppose therailroad is from here? What's hard to

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see? We'll reach the high passingtwo days long. It's fresh water after
that. I don't know what thejokes. Oh, I was just thinking
what a bone had played that oldjackass made when he put all his goods
in our keeping. Figured he'd letus do his sweating for him, did

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he? We'll show him. We'llshow him once. Can't you see it
for him? Hours now? Wedon't go back to the Orango at all?
Nowhere near the Orango? Steal hiscard? Where do you ever grow
up? Sure? Take his pudgeand go north. Leave the old jackass
flat. Look, you don't reallymean that, i'd see job. Don't

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say nothing. He don't mean aslong as I can do anything about it.
You won't take a single grain ofthe old man's good, so you
want to take it off yourself andcuts me out while you're out of your
head. I'm on the level withthe old man, same as i'd be
with you, all sure. Fora long time I've had my suspicions about
you, and now I know I'vebeen right. What suspish and bumped me
off? Bury me out here inthe brush like a dog? Why you

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are crazy, Tod? You're outof you that not only the old man's
good but mine in the bargain you'dhave? You said a big laugh,
wouldn't you thinking I'll dumb the oldman? And I was put your hands
up? Couldn't go on? Putyour hands up? Bob? Was I
right? Or was I right?Go on? Stand up, get on
your feet and take it like aman trying to put one over on Fred.

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See, DoD pull a gun onme? You pull a gun on
me? Well mean, now Igot the gun and you listen to me,
go on pull a trigger. Oh, dobbsy, look you're all wrong.
I never intended to rob you.You really mean to give me back
my gun? Blood? Wouldn't itbe better the way things are to split
up, I mean now tonight.Yeah, and I would suit you,

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fine, wouldn't it? So youcould fall on me, but from behind
shoot me in the back. Allright, then I'll go first and wait
for me on the trail, ambushme. If I meant to kill you.
Why wouldn't I do it here?Because you're yeller? You're yeller.
You haven't got the nerve to pullthe trigger. And I'm looking here straight

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in the eye. You really believethat, don't jokes? Full the jokes?
Well, then we won't separate.We'll go on together. And every
day you'll take the trail right aheadof me, and every night I'll tie
you up. I'll tell you what, Kirk, I'll make you a little

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bet three times thirty fives, onehundred and five. I'll bet you one
hundred and five thousand dollars you goto sleep before I do. How long
can you go without sleeping curtains?Two days, three four? Whatever it
is? I can go longer?See, and the day you fall down
on the trail, that's the daythat fed C. Dobbs wins his bet

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one hundred and five thousand dollars.Just like I said, curtain you couldn't
take it, could So I'm asleep, didn't you. Who wins the bet?
Ha ha ha? Who wins thebet? He only will catch up
with you? He will, hewill, Willie. I'll I get an

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answer for that one too. I'lltell him it's t he tied me to
a tree, but you stole allthe good yours, mine and his.
So he'll be looking for you,curtains not for me, and a flat
chance he's gotta finding you. Solong Pardner, we paused now for station

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identifications. The curtain rises on thethird act of the Treasure of the Seattle
Mantra, starting Humphrey bo God asdubbed and Walter Houston as how Yeah,
I left Dods from Kirtain on thetrail with all the goods and gone the

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village of the Indians school, andI couldn't do enough for me food,
drink the little girls. Brush fliesoff me, yes, sir, old
man, how as a regular mugowe posted. Then some of the hunters
came into the brush. They werekind of man the Kirtain. It was
kurtain, two pullet holes, youknow. Dods did it, Howard Dobbs

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and made off of that good sir, I could he be such a bad
shot? Left lay there? Ithought I was, He said, I'm
take it easier talking to him.I don't worry about me. I'll pull
out of this. If for meto get that guy, well, I
reckon, I can't blame Dobbs toomuch. What do you mean, well,
God name a real killer's killers go. I think he's honest. The

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next fella almost big mistake with leavingyou two fellows alone in the wilderness.
Might a big temptation, Pardoner.Believe me, God shot me down in
cold blood. He shot me asecond time, just to make sure the
man goes crazy with that much wealthin his reach. May it might have
been young, but I'll pay witheither one of you. It might have
been tempted too well. Curtain.Nothing to do but set out after him.

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A couple of days. I'll beokay, Yeah, put thesification down.
The mountains are it. But theIndians strict at roll as horses.
That's why I figure I catch Dobbs. He goes far as fast as a
man can, but alone with themburrs and on foot. I'm going with
you. Give me ten days,two weeks now, I'll come back.
For you. I'm going with you. Look at you week as a new
born kitten. Don't worry. Ilook after our interests. I'm still gone

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eh here and you're going. Someof the Indians came with me, said
they had to protect me. Herode north, tried to figure out what
I'd do. I'm Dobb's book.I try to make time. Might sacrifice
anything for time. P RACI wateralso wise than yours. Else the seconda

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Howard, What are they found?Another dead burr? Dobb's just really driving.
That's the third burr he's killed off. I don't like this wind dust
long like this cover up his trailmight blow like this for brees. Here's
a man along who's with DUTs.Burns him out like true poisons. We're
not going to stop, are we? Dobs won't stop. We keep going.
He did run out of water soon. We were going to fill up

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the high path. Only he wentnorth. My friends say there's waters mighty
skached in the north. They saysomething else to curtains and go hat.
A couple of his pads just kickrallies on foot. They passed here just
a big before dup there he's anego. See I've been mudboard one man

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and seek his woods trying to squeezewater other than mud. Or she's wort,
shoot, she wears see shoes,see the jail us have a little
fun n jewelry through me. Here, come on, we'll say hello to
our friends. WI for it.I made it, made it down,

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candy all off? Now the roadthat's a road over there, just one
more day? And what what doyou want? And your we have three
wood man in rod seegarrets, yourhop cigarets maybe alright now I haven't I

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I got alebaccos that'll do. He'sgot a little too rock or you don't
pay put to rot in ta Yeah? Yeah? Here going in p spread
on le yeah yeah, I uh, I gotta sell my burrows. I
gotta get some money, my chess. We'll see, got it? And

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h here your handshakes an eagle?You seek? Maybe sick? How I
now I've I ran out of water. I'm alright now I I could use
a good burrow driver. Maybe that'smayba be two or three driver? Yeah
now, uh, I'll pay whenwe get to town. On my I'm

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a hound. See all those hides. Hey, did I know you from
someplace? Maybe I know you.Huh No, no, I don't think
so. You are roll alone atpoor lonely mar No, no, no,
no, I'm not alone. II got a couple of friends coming
along. He uh yeah. Theyought to be here any minute. They

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look at your faith cure. Sure. I know I've seen you before up
in the mountains, the guy inthe rocks before they fly shake crazy.
I never seen it. Now youdon't remember me? Me with a yellow
sombrero, the girl's hat. Ithink you tell a lot. You have
a lot of hides on the bordles. Yeah, yeah, Like I said,

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I have to bring a lots ofmoney. All these hide I get
away from them, get away fromthem. Hide. We can sell this
bortle too. Hey, what's theclothes? Bak? Will be some things
than give me a knife. Ithink I look in the little bag,
those bags and I'm kiddingy some kindof job you're thinking? This bag only

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fans dog, All the little bugsgot only time get out of hair,
clear up a boy, stiller,so you can't even frighten as the clouds
was that you had only showed oneof us before the other two jump on
you, and that one wouldn't mindtoo much because they said that Alisa after
him and he went back there.Hey with it, I hit him with

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it, don't I'm gonna get hisshoes, and you most come and finish
him. I have fat Curtain.I'm all right, Thomas over the hill
there, We're almost there. Butwell, Dob stay there, yes,

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sir, that's the question. Allright, shooting there and like a bullet.
Don't him to come from the town. And I was like a hey,
fer execution probably, well, wedon't know about it pretty soon now
and it's like we guess it allright. Curtain executions three bandits. Talk

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keeper here says that one of themwill go half. They finally got him.
No restrds in your mmm uh,he says, that's not all.
Look, we better keep after jobthan has no pigius in your Where do
you want me to go? Thunderfreests looks with barritos. He's dead,
Curtain Dob is dead dead. Yeah, those bandits for our goods? What

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did he say about our good don'tunderstand. Neutros of course has casing your
your finger if you're under those burritos. And then they trit to left the
nder. He says he's got everythingthis way curtain in the back of the
store. It's not here. Thegoals going. Everything else is here with
the goal. Keep for shirt on, Senor. He press us in your

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cebre, I'll go sober. Ownerscours the leaders much arters, No,
you know the is in a sonata, well says everything the band has had
is right here, Senor. Youask my father about leader's Thomas big yeah,
yeah, well are there of coursethe leaders the cab he pullamento,
Papa. I do not know wherethe bogs are seen, but I heard
the barn is parking in the jail. They said to sign on whom they

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killed had cameras bags We signed inthem, many many bags on the poles?
Or poor are they for? Wheredoes they tell the American as to
water hold by the rod walk outsidethe town and you take us here?
Oh yes, sing right away?There's another one, howard empty? The

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bags are all empty. The cutoff on an empty Kate plucking, Kate
plucking. Yeah, yeah, they'reall yeah there, aren't you? All
right? Another couple of hours inthis wind and we wouldn't even find the
badge clipped away and pared under thedust of the earth. For what happened
and I'm miserable, stupid, ignorant, best dog dobs a shoe, super

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shirt off his back, and whowould one hundred and five thousand dollars worth
of gold because they thought it werespam? But then it must be here
on the ground somewhere else here herehere in this wing. Ha ha ha
ha ha ha ha ha. That'sgreat joke kriton, old boy. That's

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that great jope played on us.For the Lord or face or nature,
whatever you prefer. But whoever,whatever play it certainly had a sense.
Humor has done. Christ's gone backto where we found it all dog harn
Dobbs is dead and the goal ishard ha that's working ten months away with

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this joke is the Indians they're laughing. Told me they don't know what they're
laughing at. Private joke cutting oldboy. Well, now how I went

(50:34):
next? There was as I'm concerned, I'm all a picture. I'll go
back with the Indians. Be amedicine man. Three meals a day,
if five, I want them roofover my head and drinking me. Now
I'm han to warm me up.I'll be worshiped and bed and tea like
a high priest. Tell people thinksyou want to hear good medicine. Men
are born, not made. Comeand see me sometime, a boy.

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You take your head off when yousee how respected I am. I'm all
fixed up for the rest of mynot your life. How about yourself?
What are you having to do?I haven't got any ideas. Ah,
you're young yet, get tenty oftime to make three or four fortunes for
yourself. You know, I reallyknow where it's awking. I want back

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in Santego. I've had a coupleof hundred bucks and you can lie down
on it. Not very much comparedto what Dondy lost and the especially Tisher
been ongoing. Now all places arethe same of me. Tell you what
you keep my share of what thebirds? My hide? You bring them
to use the money to buy asick of Dallas. See Cody's widow better
than writing, tell her what happened. Okay, cup, I'll go to

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Dallas. Hey, your son,come here, Tell your father to give
this man all the hides and birds. Oh he now I'm going off for
the Indian gets me up, Iwould kill him. Well, I guess
are around up, my heathen brethren, and we'll be on our way by
curtains, by him what luck nameOur stars will return for their curtain calls

(52:24):
in a moment. Now. Dishwashingcan be a chore if you use the
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(52:51):
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(53:15):
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(53:39):
this Hamhans farewell, what dish isawful as you like pretty handsome tel.
Here's mister Keeley with our stars fordrama that rates the applause of this audience.
Our thanks go to the eating stars, and here they are, Humphrey
Bogod and Walter Houston. Thank you, Bill. You know there's not much

(54:14):
glamor available for this curtain call.And don't look at me, Boby,
that's your department. All the glamourin my family is home looking after the
baby war. Well, we'll setover a man. There's just one.
An Academy award. Water. Itmust have been a double thrill to win
your oscar the same night your sonJohn won his for direction and the screenplay

(54:36):
of the same pictures. As Iwas very proud of that moment. Bill.
You see, a long time agoI told my son that I ever
became a director, the police findthe good part for his old man.
Now I'm going to speak the sameline as to my son Stephen Knight in
another thirty years. Maybe he willdo the same for me. Well,
you know the hell thing along,We've got a supply of lots of flakes

(54:59):
over there in the way. Youcan take it home to him. Thanks
very much, Bill, He's thehe's the boy that can use it.
Hey, Adelle, why are youproducing next week? Where is the musical
hit with a thrilling story, thetwentieth century Fox picture When My Baby Smiles
at Me? And the stars,Well, who else could they leave but

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Betty Grable and Dan Daily. That'sall anybody needs to know that next week
we'll have the wonderful team of VertyGravel and Dan Daily. That sounds like
standing room only of good Night,Bill, good Night, good Night and
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(55:49):
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This is William Keeley Day good Nightto you from Hussey Sumfrey. Bogart
is currently starring in his own Tantanaproduction, Knock On Any Door Heard Him.

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Tonight's cast were Frank love Joy asCurtain, Gerald Morris, Cody,
Don diamond Is Goldennat and Bill Johnstone, Hemmy Ogg, Jack Ptruzzi, Charles
Latour, Jack Crucian day Lello,Eddie Marr and Johnny McGovern. Our.
Play was adapted by S. H. Barnett and our music was directed by
Louis Silvery. This is your announswerJohn Milton Kennedy, reminding you to join

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