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Hyah!

♪ Rollin', rollin', rollin' ♪

♪ Keep movin', movin', movin' ♪

♪ Though they're disapprovin' ♪

♪ Keep them dogies movin' ♪

♪ Rawhide! ♪

♪ Don't try To understand 'em ♪

♪ Just rope, throw And brand 'em ♪

♪ Soon we'll be livin' High and wide ♪

♪ My heart's calculatin' ♪

♪ My true love Will be waitin' ♪

♪ Be waiting at the end Of my ride ♪

♪ Move 'em on, head 'em up Head 'em up, move 'em on ♪

♪ Move 'em on, head 'em up Rawhide ♪

♪ Let 'em out, ride 'em in Ride 'em in, let 'em out ♪

♪ Cut 'em out Ride 'em in ♪

♪ Rawhide! ♪

♪ Rollin', rollin', rollin' ♪

Hyah!

Hyah!

♪ Rawhide! ♪

Hyah!

It sounds simple when you start out.

Get the herd to Abilene.

Before you're halfway there, the cattle are

the least of your worries.

I know. Gil Favor, trail boss.

Well, look at it this way.

If you wasn't here,

what else would you be doin'?

Wastin' your time dancing.

Chasin' after girls.

Buyin' fancy clothes.

Cut it out, will you?

Oh, I'm just pointin' out to you

how lucky you are having a chance to learn

a trade, 'stead of fritterin' away

your time enjoyin' yourself.

Well, I'll be glad when we hit some green feed.

They're looking kind of scrawny.

Who ain't?

Yeah.

Looks like we're getting company.

It's a her, ain't it?

Or is it just me?

Hyah.

It ain't just you.

I... I need help. M-my father's hurt.

We'll help you, ma'am.

Just what happened?

Well... The wagon rolled over.

He... He broke his leg.

I left him there to get help.

How far is it?

We... I've been riding for about two or three hours.

How come it tip over?

The... The team ran away down a long hill.

Th... There was a dry stream.

Think I know where that is.

Well, please hurry.

We'll find him.

You stay here and get some rest.

But I can't. You don't know the way.

I'm a trail scout, ma'am.

Finding the way's my business.

We'll make better time without you.

Pete, get the medicine kit and some splints.

Rowdy, you take care of the lady.

Then join up. Bring some extra hands.

But I... But I want to go with you.

Now we'll find him.

You rest up.

Come on. This way, ma'am.

This here is Wishbone.

Uh, I didn't get your name, ma'am.

Oh, Cartwright.

Oh. This is Mrs. Cartwright, Wish.

Miss.

Oh, uh... Excuse me.

Miss Cartwright. Uh...

Uh, how do?

This, for what it's worth,

is named Mushy.

Uh, how do you do?

I do pretty good when...

Mr. Wishbone's got anything he wants done.

Will you shut up?

Uh, M-Miss Cartwright

has had a little trouble, Wish.

Uh, might be nice of you to fix her up

something to eat.

Well, yes. What would you like?

Oh, I... I couldn't... Might do you some good.

Well, perhaps a cup of tea.

Tea.

Oh, well, uh...

we don't have any tea, ma'am.

Uh, coffee be all right.

Oh, that... That will be fine.

Uh, thank you. Comin' right up.

Well, all right, get movin'.

Just made some fresh, back there.

You all right?

I, uh... Uh... Here's your coffee, ma'am.

Thank you.

Go ahead and drink 'er down, ma'am.

That'll put hair on your ch...

You don't have to drink it

if you don't want it.

Oh, it's fine.

It, uh...

It... It just takes a little...

g-getting used to.

Uh, yeah. I know what you mean.

Say, look. If you're a little...

tired, you could lie down

in the back of the wagon there. Mm-mm.

I'm all right.

Oh, you don't have to worry

about your father.

Pete and the boss will take good care of him.

Oh, I want to go with you.

Well, uh...

sure you got enough strength?

Oh, quite sure.

All right, I'll round up

some of the rest of the men and come back for you.

Begging your pardon, miss, but...

you look kind of beat up.

Hadn't you ought to rest?

Oh, you're very kind,

but, you see, my father's been injured,

and I'd like to be with him.

Well, now, that's the way a daughter ought to feel.

Most of 'em just up and get married,

and that's the last you ever see of 'em.

Eh, so I've heard.

However... Father hasn't been

faced with that problem.

This should hold you till you get to a doctor.

By the time we get to Three Forks,

I won't need no doctor.

It'll be as good as new.

Can your daughter draw the wagon?

What for?

Only need one leg for the brake.

There.

How does that feel?

Apart from...

hurtin' like blazes, it...

It feels great.

I'll take a look at the wagon.

Does your trail take you

anywhere near Three Forks?

We pass it.

Might save you some trouble then

if we went along with you.

Save us trouble?

Well, in case we had another accident.

You wouldn't have to go so far to help us.

We'd be right there with you.

I see what you mean.

He's gonna be all right.

Oh. I don't know how to thank you.

Mr. Favor has asked us to ride along with him

to Three Forks.

Oh, that... That's very

kind of you, but...

But you... You don't want to be

hindered by us. Well,

that's what your father was saying.

But I talked him out of it.

We'd be pleased to have you join us.

Well, thank you.

Oh, we'd better see what we can do

about your wagon.

Fine man.

Why don't you wash and get yourself fixed up.

You look like something

the cat dragged in.

And you could stand a... A dress that

wasn't torn up too.

Well, get your bag.

Now? Now.

Oh, uh, let me help you, ma'am.

Oh, thank you. I just wanted to get some

clean clothes.

Uh, you... You gotta...

Where to? Well...

Over there.

We're gonna have to go back to the chuck wagon,

get some tools, to fix that wagon.

I'm surprised you got this far

with a load like that.

Everything I own in the world

is on that wagon.

I can believe that.

Where did your outfit start from?

Texas.

And where are you headed?

Headin' for Abilene.

Must be kind of tough.

Being away from your wife for so long.

Most of the drovers ain't married.

That so?

Well, what do you know about that.

This all right, ma'am?

Mm. Fine.

You just let me know when you want me to take it back.

Thank you.

"Dear Sophie,

"we are looking forward with great pleasure

"to seeing you in Three Forks,

"and will be especially interested

"in hearing about your fiancé.

"From your description he sounds

"like a fine man and a good catch.

Your loving aunt, Ellen."

How's the leg feel?

Any time you want to settle down,

you could be a doctor.

Ah.

I saw you carryin' my daughter's luggage.

Good job your wife wasn't around.

She might have been jealous.

Ah.

That is, if you have a wife.

Not yet.

Say, Pete.

I saw you talkin' to the old man.

Did he ask you the same question?

Same question.

Well, he asked me if I was married.

That's the question.

You don't think he's got something else in mind?

I think that, uh...

it's gonna be a long trip to Three Forks.

I wonder where the stage is headin' to?

Wherever it's going, I wish I was on it.

Hey, Pete!

What stage is that?

Out of Three Forks headin' east.

Wouldn't hurt you none...

to be a mite more friendly.

You never give in, do you?

All I said was... I know.

You catch more flies with honey than with vinegar.

But it's true.

Why can't we just accept the fact...

that I'm an old maid.

It'll make things so much easier

for both of us.

Doggone it. You don't have to be.

Here you are, and not another woman for miles around.

For heaven's sakes, Pa,

let me alone.

All right, all right. Don't fly off the handle.

How's the wheel holding up?

It's all right so far.

Say, I sure feel sorry

for her, with her father like that.

Hold old do you think she is, anyway?

Gave up tryin' to guess women's ages

a long time ago.

Just always a chance you might guess right.

Remind me to stock up on tea

when we get to Three Forks.

Why? She's leavin' us there.

I don't want to get caught short again,

in case we run into any more females.

Makes it look like I don't know my business.

I... I don't mean this

as an unkindness to Wishbone,

you understand?

But if you fellas want to taste

real cooking, you should come over to eat

at our house sometime.

Sophie's got so many recipes.

These, uh, fellas come from miles around

to taste Sophie's cookin'.

Pa.

That's only the gospel truth I'm tellin'.

I believe you. You know?

Um, first time I saw you,

I said, "There's a woman who's

a wonderful cook."

I'd... I think I'll go to help Wishbone.

That's all right, ma'am.

You're a guest.

Then, um...

I... I believe I'll...

I'll rest then.

Eats like a bird.

You'd wonder how she keeps so healthy.

Never a sick day in her life.

Anyone care for a little poker,

while our food settles.

I gotta check the herd.

Well, maybe...

Maybe later on, huh?

Uh, I guess I'll try out

at just playing poker with Sophie.

But I... I can't wait

to get into a real man's game, again.

You mean, Sophie plays poker?

There's no one else to play with.

Just Sophie and me, after her mother died.

Just the two of us on that little ranch.

I can't make a ranch go.

With an old man and a woman

trying to run it all by themselves.

Didn't you have any help?

Did for a while, but...

then it got so that I...

I couldn't afford to pay them.

So they just drifted off.

Can't ask a man

to work for nothing, you know.

What are you gonna do when

you get to Three Forks?

Oh, I've got relatives there.

I can always earn a meal.

And they'll see through that Sophie's took care of.

Ah, she'll probably

meet up with some upstandin' young man and...

And get married.

Uh, there... There's a lot to her,

that girl.

Like they say...

still waters run deep.

Yeah. Well...

back to work.

Yeah, back to work.

It was delicious.

Oh, uh...

thank you, ma'am.

It ain't nothing fancy.

But it'll sure put meat on your bones.

Mushy.

I, um...

I... I wish you'd teach me

how to cook it sometime.

Come on.

Hope you enjoyed your supper.

Oh, I... I did.

Uh, d-despite what my father says,

I'm... I'm not a good cook.

Well, your father's quite a man.

Little obvious.

But he means well.

Well, that's kind of important.

Oh. Don't... Don't think I mean

to criticize him, Mr. Nolan.

He's trying very hard.

He opens.

And drew two cards.

And he raised me twice.

That shows a man with plenty of confidence.

He's probably got a...

A full house, or...

maybe four of a kind.

Quit talkin' and make your bet.

Ah. Science and skill, son.

Science and skill.

Mm, it's a bit tricky.

Yes, he's probably got me.

But I couldn't sleep tonight unless I...

I knew for sure.

Your call.

Four kings.

Oh, good.

But not good enough.

Four aces.

Well, as the preacher said,

"All contributions gratefully received."

You haven't seen my last card yet.

That's a pretty full deck, with five aces,

ain't it?

Looks that way.

How many more cards you got up your sleeve?

Oh, you young whippersnapper.

You calling me a cheater, are you?

Make him take off his coat.

Yeah... I don't have to be

insulted.

If I was a younger man...

Well, you ain't.

So take that coat off, or I'll

take it off for you.

Are you gonna let them bully me like this?

Well... you know...

why don't you go ahead.

Set their minds at ease.

Nice way to...

To treat a... An old man.

I'm waitin' for an apology.

Don't hold your breath.

Mm, there's one thing I can't stand.

And that's a sore loser.

Whoa... Wait a minute.

Um...

why don't we just call this a misdeal?

Um, why so?

Well, uh...

five aces, that's a bum deck.

Why don't we just split the pot

and call it a night.

Oh, now, wait a minute.

It ain't my fault that...

I had four of them to...

This way everybody will, uh...

feel happy.

All right, Mr., uh...

Cartwright? Sir?

Ah. Good idea.

Draw back your money, boy.

Well... I guess I'd

better turn in.

Here.

Take your money back, mister.

Thanks.

We'd better call it a night.

You... don't want to forget this.

Now, I wouldn't want you

to jump to no wrong conclusions.

How could I do a thing like that?

Just because you had a few aces in reserve.

It's just that I played

with me daughter so long, why,

it didn't matter.

And it... It...

It suddenly became a habit.

Well... Mr. Cartwright,

that could be a very unhealthy habit.

Oh, yeah. Yeah.

I must watch that.

Yeah. I... I tell you what.

I got a better idea.

W-why don't you just quit playing for money.

You know, in case the habit's hard to break?

You mean, you don't trust me?

Good night, sir.

All right, come and smell it.

Sophie?

Get up!

Here...

get a move on.

Mr. Favor ain't gonna wait all day.

"I'm sorry, but I just can't

"face them at Three Forks.

"Please don't try to stop me.

I'll write to you."

Mr. Favor!

Mis... Mr. Favor.

Mr. Favor...

Sophie's gone. What do you mean?

Look at this.

I found it in our tent.

She must have lit out

during the night.

What does she mean, she can't face the issue?

Oh, some fool notion she has

that everybody will look down on her

because she's an old maid.

I never thought she felt that strong about it.

Any idea what time she left?

Well...

she went to bed right after supper.

So it could have been any time after that.

Look, you've g... You've got to find her.

Even if we do,

we can't force her to come back.

She... She doesn't mean what she says.

She... She's just upset.

She's still got a right

to go where she wants.

You mean, you'd let her wander alone

just because she's in a state.

No telling what'll happen to her.

Oh, we'll find her and talk to her.

But that's all we can do.

I could pick up her trail,

but it would be quicker if I knew

where she was going.

You got any idea? No.

She wouldn't just go off

with nothing in mind.

You sure she didn't say anything?

Give you any clue? Nothin' at all.

She just...

Wait a minute.

When that stage passed yesterday...

she said something about...

wishin' she was on it.

It probably stayed overnight at the way station.

I could catch up with 'em at the next one.

But suppose she's not on it?

If her trail leads that way,

it's a good bet she's on it.

I appreciate this.

If there's ever anything I can do for you...

There is. You name it.

When she decides to come back,

leave her alone, will you?

I'm her father. I...

I'm just trying to take care of her.

Maybe you're tryin' too hard.

Pete, you want me to send anybody with you?

Oh, I guess I can handle it.

Look, I'm sorry I jumped on the old man,

but I'm up to here with it.

No, um, might just do him some good.

I wouldn't bet on it.

But it just might.

I'll see you.

What's that I hear about Miss Cartwright

takin' off?

Mm, Pete's goin' to find her.

Oh, yeah?

Well, if she wants to leave,

why didn't you just let her go.

He will.

If that's what she really wants.

We just wanna be sure.

See that she's all right.

Well, we sure walked into it

when we hooked up with those two.

You know, I read a...

book once that said...

that in China, you save anybody's life,

you're responsible for 'em

from then on.

Makes 'em think twice about helpin' anybody.

That's a smart people, the Chinese.

Let's get rollin'.

How you feelin'?

Fine.

Oh, Rowdy.

I'm sorry about last night.

Sam gettin' along all right?

Yeah.

You know, I feel sorry for him, at that.

Sure bust him up if she don't come back.

Would've been better

if he had felt that way sooner.

Yeah.

Be about five minutes, folks.

Oh, Miss Cartwright.

Miss Cartwright.

If you think you can

force me into going back,

you're mistaken.

I hadn't planned on trying.

Then why did you follow me, then?

Oh, we just wanted to know if you were all right.

Well, I'm sorry to have inconvenienced you,

but it isn't necessary.

I'm quite all right.

Are you?

Your father told us why you didn't want to

go into Three Forks.

You think that's worth runnin' away from?

Oh, there was another reason.

You wanna tell me what it was.

I might as well.

He'll know about it when he gets there anyway.

Before I knew we were going to come here,

I wrote my aunt a letter telling her about my...

fiancé.

That I was engaged to be married.

Well, it seemed a harmless little lie.

It didn't hurt anybody.

I never thought I'd ever see her.

Does your father know?

Oh, he wouldn't understand. He'd only laugh at me.

Maybe you think it's funny too.

An... An old maid trying to impress somebody.

Ma'am, I don't think it's funny.

But I don't think you ought to let it ruin your whole life.

Tsk. I'm sorry.

Maybe I'm a coward, but...

But I can't face them.

I'd never live it down.

Well, why do they have to know?

Why can't you say you broke the engagement?

Tsk. Oh, they'd never believe me.

They'd know I'd made it up.

Tsk. I'm sorry

to have caused you so much trouble.

Wait a minute.

Now, s... Supposin'

your fiancé... this fella you were engaged to, you know

well, what if he was with you

when you got there.

Tsk. I just told you.

There never was any such person.

But there could be, long enough to back up your story.

Then after I left with the herd, uh,

you could say anything you want.

Say that, uh, you broke it off.

Or... Or that I got killed in a stampede later.

You have plenty of time

to figure something out.

Would you really do that?

Heh. Why not?

Well...

What about Father? W-what would he think?

Be so glad to have you back,

he'd think it was fine.

All aboard, everybody.

Well...

We're ready to roll, miss.

I... I'll not be going with you, driver.

Uh, would you get my bag down, please.

Hand me her bag.

My, uh...

fiancée has decided to stay here.

Get your horse. Heh.

I-I'll... I'll get my bag.

Catchin' up with 'em tomorrow.

Have a real meal.

Uh... Mr. Nolan.

Well, you ought to get used to

calling me Pete.

Sound kind of funny callin'

a fella you're engaged to mister.

Would... Would everybody have to know about...

what you're going to do.

I don't see it's anybody's business.

You must think I'm an awful fool.

Well, I think you did a fool thing.

There's a difference.

Anybody ever tried to add up all the foolish things

I've done would run plumb out of fingers and toes.

I've been thinking what you said.

A-about how to get rid of you.

I think being killed in a stampede

is brilliant.

Oh.

An old maid is usually

an object of...

pity and ridicule.

But a woman who's lost her fiancé...

she's in a different category.

She's treated with respect.

Like a widow.

Do you really think people

pay that much attention one way or the other.

Small towns can be very cruel.

Y... You haven't changed your mind, have you?

No, ma'am.

Well, don't you think "ma'am" sounds a little...

formal?

Under the circumstances?

Yeah, I guess it does.

Well...

you sleep here by the fire.

And I'll see you in the morning.

Good night, Pete.

Good night, M...

Oh. Good night, Sophie.

Oh.

I'll ride ahead and check in with Mr. Favor.

You have any trouble with your pa,

you let me know.

Thank you.

Whoa.

Hello, Pa.

I'm glad you're back, Sophie.

So am I.

I guess I didn't realize

how strong you feel about it.

It's going to be all right now, Pa.

I want to tell you about...

my fiancé.

Huh?

About your...

About your what?

I'll tell you about it.

All right. Go!

Oh, she decided to come back.

So I see.

You must be pretty persuasive.

You figure on laying over

in Three Forks? Nope.

We've lost enough time as it is.

Is it all right if I ride in with the Cartwrights?

I promised her I would.

Go ahead.

I might have to be there a day or so.

What for?

Oh, I can't tell you.

Well, is it all right with you?

Go ahead,

and do whatever it is you got to do.

Looks like you're set to do it anyway.

Thank you.

Uh, there's no way to

thank you for your kindness to us.

And I'm sorry to have

caused you so much trouble.

Uh, that's all right, ma'am. Uh...

gets kind of dull sometimes.

And nice to have a change.

That's a very tactful way of putting it.

Goodbye.

Good luck, ma'am.

I'll never forget the way you helped us.

And I'll remember you too, young fella.

Every time I get five aces,

I'll think of you.

Well, uh...

keep in touch, Pete.

I'll see you.

Go on! Hup!

Where's Pete going?

Got a little errand to do in town.

Oh, yeah?

What kind of errand?

How should I know?

I'm only the boss.

Whoa!

Aye. This is the place.

Sam... Ellen.

Oh, Sa...

Oh, for heaven's sake.

What happened to your leg?

Ah, I busted my leg.

Why else do you think I'd be usin' this crutch?

Mm. It probably

served you right.

Ah, 15 years hasn't changed you a bit... Ohh.

Oh.

Sophie.

Oh.

Hey. You look kind of peaked.

Oh. I've got to

fatten you up. Huh.

Oh, Aunt Ellen.

This is my, uh,

fiancé, uh, Mr. Nolan.

Welcome to the family.

Pleased to meet you.

Took a long time, but I guess it was worth it.

Heh. We'd about given up on you.

You gonna make us stand here and sweat?

Or are you gonna offer your brother

a drink? And you ain't changed neither

in 15 years. Ah!

Come on. Julia!

Here. Sit here, Sam.

Aye.

Cousin Julia.

Cousin Sophie.

Hello there, Julia.

Sam.

How wonderful to see you both.

Uh, this is my fiancé.

Uh... Mr. Nolan.

Oh.

You're the fella Sophie wrote to us about.

The way she used to sit around daydreaming

all the time.

I had a notion this was one of those dreams.

Oh, he's real, all right.

Mm, how are the children?

I-I'm dying to see them.

Fine. Oh.

Sophie and I are just the same age.

Oh. Maybe I shouldn't have said that.

Oh, it's quite all right.

He knows how old I am.

How's your husband, Julia?

Drunk, probably. Uh-huh.

Usually is by this time. Drunk!

Well, if he is, he's out gettin' away from your naggin'

at him all the time.

I'll say what I like in my own house!

And if he don't like it,

he can get out. Ha.

Things ain't changed none, I see.

Makes you feel real at home.

Well, guess it's about time

I was gettin' back.

Back where?

Oh, uh...

P-Pete is a scout

for a cattle drive.

We came along with him this far.

But now he's got to go on

to Sedalia.

I... I'll walk out with you. Oh, no, no.

Wait a minute. You can't be goin' that quick.

I've been waitin' for you to get here

to give a party. And it won't be

no fun without your fiancé.

Besides, if I were you,

I'd want to show him off.

People won't think there's any such person

unless they get to meet him.

Well, they just have to take my word for it.

It seems to me a few cows

could wait overnight.

I'm sorry, but... No, your aunt's right.

Cows can wait.

Ha-ha. That's the ticket.

Get your luggage. I've got your rooms

all ready for you. Ah, I was goin' to get a house.

Oh, there's plenty of time for that.

You stay right here. All right.

All right.

I'll give you a hand. Good.

Don't know how you did it.

But I've got to hand it to you.

And at your age too.

Yeah. I really would marry him

before I let him out of my sight.

Why?

I trust him.

Well, you don't know men, or you wouldn't

be talkin' such foolishness.

I know Pete.

I thought I knew Jim till I married him.

Ha!

Right nice of you to stick around.

Ah, I can always catch up with the drive.

The way they carried on in there.

I can see now why you two

cooked this up.

Instead of slinkin' in like a whipped pup,

she's got her head up where it belongs.

That's the general idea.

Too bad it ain't for real.

You gonna start that again.

Uh, 'scuse me. Force of habit.

You were a big success

with Julia and Aunt Ellen.

They were very impressed

that I landed you. Ha.

Wait'll they see me try to dance.

They won't be so impressed.

I'll meet you back at the house

after I get my shave.

Oh. Can I help you, ma'am?

Uh, yes. I'm...

I-I'd like to see some dress materials.

A-and some patterns, please.

All right. Right this way.

Did you, uh...

have anything particular in mind?

Yes. Brown, please.

Brown.

No.

Let me see something brighter.

Yes.

Yes, I think you're right.

You know, brown is too much for old ladies.

There we are.

Now... this is the, uh...

latest from Kansas City.

They're lovely.

And this...

You're, uh...

new here.

Eh, we just got in today.

Oh? Heh-heh.

I've been here 12 years.

I started this place, uh...

well, from nothing.

Oh. It's a very nice store.

Better than anything we had in Danton.

Danton?

Well, then, you must be Miss Cartwright?

Yes, your aunt's

been expecting you.

My name's Henry Fisher.

I'm pleased to meet you.

Oh.

How... How do you do...

Mr. Fisher.

Um...

You're, um...

aunt and her cousin

do all their shopping here.

Uh, could I see some patterns, please?

Oh, yes. Yes, of course. Heh.

I'm afraid I can't help you much there.

My wife used to handle this department.

All the ladies used to ask her advice.

She had very good taste.

She passed away last year.

I'm sorry.

Now, I usually select the patterns, and...

everybody makes their own selection.

I-I think I like this one.

Yes, that's very nice.

Least it looks it to me. Heh.

And I'd like 6 yards of this, please.

Um, 6 yards of this.

All right.

You know, I hope you and your father

like it here.

Well, I'm sure we will.

You know, there's quite a few, uh...

social activities going on right now.

Church, uh...

suppers, and, uh...

things like that.

Perhaps you'd let me escort you

to one.

Oh, that... That would be...

Oh-ho. There you are.

I've been looking for you.

Well... Oh.

I see you've met my niece.

Yes. Yes, indeed.

They're giving a party for her

in the meeting hall tonight.

In her honor.

You'll come, won't you?

Well, heh-heh.

Well, I'd be delighted.

Good.

Where's your fiancé?

Oh, he's in the barber shop.

Uh... Uh, how much do I owe you?

Well, that'll be a dollar.

Uh, here you are.

Thank you.

See you tonight, Henry.

Uh...

Nice to have met you, Mr. Fisher.

Nice to have met you.

Uh...

Morning, Ellen.

Good morning, Sarah.

That Mr. Fisher seems very nice.

Oh, yes.

Everybody likes Mr. Fisher.

But he won't be on the market for long.

Some woman will snap him up.

Now that his mourning time is over.

There, now.

Don't you go making eyes at him.

You've got your man.

Oh, hi.

What are you doing? Getting ready for the party?

Well, it won't be ready for tonight.

Oh.

Sorry I didn't bring my Sunday clothes.

Oh. That's all right.

Is anything wrong?

No.

Oh, e... Everything's fine.

Uh...

I got me a room at the hotel.

Just wanted to be sure

everything was going along all right.

Now...

How does it taste now?

I got into it.

Well... let's have some of that now.

Mr. and Mrs. Riddle.

I'm pleased to meet you both.

You must join our sewing circle.

Oh, thank you.

Uh... Excuse me.

I've got to start the music box.

Well, hello, Henry.

Uh, Mrs. Ferguson.

Mrs. Cartwright.

Mr. Fisher.

Mr. Nolan,

Sophie's fiancé.

Congratulations.

Thanks.

Everybody dance.

Well...

join the dancin', Henry.

Don't keep the ladies waitin'.

Oh, yes.

Uh, excuse me.

When did you meet him?

Uh, this afternoon.

A-a-at... He... He runs

the emporium. Poor man.

His wife died last year, and

he's so lonely.

Well, why don't you two dance

while you've got the chance.

Don't say I didn't warn you.

Ow! Oh. I'm sorry.

Oh. No, no, no. No. It... It's, uh,

quite all right.

Well, I better stop before

I break your foot.

Oh. Why don't you finish the dance

with Mr. Fisher? Wow. Heh.

I'd be delighted.

Mr. Nolan shouldn't have forced you

to dance with me.

Well, it was very generous of him.

He's a very lucky man.

Thank you.

Oh, and thank you, sir.

Come on, let's go outside.

It's smart.

Now, don't be gone too long, you two.

Sparking, at her age.

Well, better late than never.

That's what I always say, Ellen.

But what is it you wanted to tell me?

You've got a problem, haven't you?

What do you mean?

Mr. Fisher.

You like him. He likes you.

Well, we hardly know each other.

Been watchin' you both.

You act like a couple schoolkids.

Look, we're friends.

You can level with me.

You do like him, don't you?

He... He's very gentle, and...

he seems to need someone to take care of him.

I suppose that's a silly way to feel at my age.

Oh, I don't think so at all.

Question is, what are we gonna do about it?

I don't understand.

Well, that deal we had,

where I was gonna go away, and in

a couple of months, you'd hear

I got killed. It won't work now.

It'd take too long.

It's gotta be quick.

Uh... Uh, I don't see, um...

I got an idea.

Be rough, but it'll be quick.

What is it?

Come on, I'll tell you.

The thing I miss, those weeks on the trail,

was a good sociable poker game.

Well, um...

we may be able to sneak out later

and get one up tonight, huh?

Oh. Count me in.

I don't play very good, but, heh,

I sure enjoy a game.

You sure you can handle it?

I'll try.

You're gonna talk to him.

I'll get the punch.

Oh, Pete.

Thank you...

for everything.

I-i-it's, uh,

a lovely party.

Yes.

Oh, how's your dress coming along?

Oh, fine.

I like the material very much.

I think it'll be very becoming.

Been lookin' for you.

Oh, I... I was just talking to Mr. Fisher.

Oh, I'm the one you're engaged to.

Suppose you stick to talkin' to me.

Well, I, uh...

I... I assure you, Mr. Nolan,

there was nothing wrong. Heh.

Here. Oh.

Uh, clumsy fool. Watch what you're doin'.

Now, see here, Mr. Nolan, uh...

You keep out of this.

You have no right to talk to

Mr. Fisher that way. Shut up!

Oh. Oh.

Now, get up and apologize to the lady.

I don't want an apology.

I never want to see him again.

What?

Y-y-you mean that?

I certainly do.

Well...

You heard what the lady said.

What happened?

Are you mad? No, no.

What happened...

Uh...

may I take you home?

Thank you. Mm.

Man like that.

Uh, good riddance.

Head 'em up!

Move 'em out!

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