In Old Arizona Page #5

Synopsis: Army Sergeant Mickey Dunn sets out in pursuit of the Cisco Kid, a notorious if kind-hearted and charismatic bandit of the Old West. The Kid spends much of his loot on Tonia, the woman he loves, not realizing that she is being unfaithful to him in his absence. Soon, with her oblivious paramour off plying his trade, Tonia falls in with Dunn, drawn by the allure of a substantial reward for the Kid's capture -- dead or alive. Together, they concoct a plan to ambush and do away with the Cisco Kid once and for all.
Genre: Romance, Western
Director(s): Irving Cummings
Production: 20th Century Fox Film Corporation
  Won 1 Oscar. Another 4 nominations.
 
IMDB:
5.7
Rotten Tomatoes:
56%
PASSED
Year:
1928
95 min
107 Views


your life is in danger.

My life? Ha, ha.

What is my life, after all?

The warm breath

of a few summers...

and the cold chill

of a few winters and then-

By golly, I think

I need a drink, huh?

- [ Giggling ]

- [ Laughing ]

Elenita. Elenita.

Excuse me.

I come for my baby.

This your baby?

- I go bring him- her- I bring it

to you right away. - Gracias, seor.

[ Both Speaking Spanish ]

- How much you take for him in gold?

- [ Speaking Spanish ]

What you say?

Ha, ha. She say

she only got seven others.

She cannot part

with this fellow.

Ah, look at him.

Oh, he is so sweet.

The most precious things in the world

cannot be bought with gold.

The tender touch

of a little baby's fingers...

the light in the woman's eyes

and the love in a woman's heart.

That-

Maybe you better

take him, huh?

- Where the devil's this Tonia Maria?

- [ Tonia Maria Shouts ]

Uh, get my horse, pronto.

[ Speaking Spanish ]

- You see soldier?

- Yeah. He smart-aleck. Stuck on himself.

I hate that kind of man.

You make eyes at him?

Oh, you hurt my feelings.

Oh, well, I am sorry.

Oh, you go away so soon?

I must go to work.

- Come on, hold out the hand.

- S.

Plenty of gold for

mi enamorada.

Gracias.

All right.

That is why I like to work so hard.

So I can buy pretty things

for my gal.

Where you go this time?

I know where there is lots

of cattle on the Guadalupe.

Soon I get rich.

Then we go far across

the sea to Portugal. Hmm.

Yeah, that is

beautiful place- Portugal.

Nowhere is the sea

so blue like the sky.

Nowhere is the rose so red, and

nowhere is the south wind so soft.

Of course, you got to remember

I see this place when I was a kid.

Every place look good to kid.

Maybe I don't like Portugal.

Maybe I not be happy there.

Ah. Then we go

wherever you want.

But first,

you got to be happy always.

That is what I say to myself.

- When you come back? Soon?

- Uh, I don't know. Maybe I come back very quick.

Sometimes in my business,

I have to go places very quick.

Well, good-bye, my sweetheart.

I always like to

see you wave to me...

when I ride away.

[ Chuckles ]

Good-bye, my sweetheart. Good-bye.

- You bring me something?

- I always bring you something when I come back.

Here. Good-bye.

Ah, Conejito.

Adis.

Adis, my Conejito.!

My Conejito. Portugal.

Well, finally

you got a kiss, eh?

That should last you

the rest of your life.

Say, it's funny.

What you think men like, huh?

- Big fat cows?

- I think men like...

big armful of woman.

You? You so small, take three or four

of you to give man appetite.

You crazy.

I get any man I want.

just now, down at saloon, a soldier,

he threw himself at my feet.

- Fine American soldier.

- Hmm?

A officer.

A general, he was.

He look at me

and he say-

[ Kissing Sound ]

"Dios.

"What a beautiful figura

that girl, he has got.

"I would walk over broken glass

in my bare feet...

for just one of her kisses. "

That's what he say.

He must have been drunk.

[ Chuckles ]

Drunk? Yes, he was drunk.

- With love. [ Giggling ]

- [ Gasping ]

He say to me, "If you

do not let me love you...

I will kill myself. "

[ Dunn ] Well,you're not gonna let me

kill myself,are you, baby?

[ Laughs ]

I am so sorry.

We were just playing a little game.

- Won't you come in?

- Will I?

Can a duck swim, huh?

[ Chuckles ]

Who's the old girl?

[ Chuckles ]

That is my cook.

Cook?

Is she up on Irish stew?

We will excuse you.

Cook! Dios mo, what next?

[ Both Chuckling ]

She is very bashful.

You don't mind?

Not at all, not at all.

Well, finally you change your mind,

Mr. Soldier, eh?

When I'm wrong, baby,

I admit it.

Yeah, you should. You were

very bad to me in saloon.

I'm sorry. No gent can say more.

[ Chuckling ]

Well, of course I was

a little fresh myself.

- I know that. [ Chuckles ]

- Yeah, I should say you were.

But big-hearted Mike

forgives ya.

Maybe- Maybe you like

to come in house.

- Eh?

- Eh, huh?

Well, I'm practically in.

There'll be a hot time

in the old town tonight

Pobre Tonia.

Qu mal camino.

[ Spanish ]

I get you some

nice, cool vino, eh?

- Red ink? Yes, ma'am.

- S. [ Giggles ]

Put a little red ink

in front of the old Sarge...

and he'll begin to chat

like Laura Jean Libbey.

- You. You come this way...

- [ Chuckling ]

- often?

- Often?

Say, I'm already runnin'

for office in this town.

I would like to know

if you got a girl.

Sister, I been

a hermit all my life.

It's made me

just a little bitter.

Aww.

[ Chuckles ]

You should not feel this way.

You should... be cheerful.

Yes, huh?

[ Chuckles ]

Baby, I see where I'm gonna be putty

in your hands in no time.

- [ Both Laughing ]

- You ready?

- You like some vino, eh? Huh?

- Mm-hmm. You bet I would.

[ Chuckles ]

To you!

My soldier.

To you, muchacha.

Ahh! Nice, eh?

Yeah. That and the caress

of a mule.

Would you like me to...

tell your fortune, eh?

Yeah. Sister, if that's in the system,

gimme the works.

- Hey. My soldier, huh?

- Oh!

Swell.

[ Chuckling ]

Ah! What is this? Huh?

Hey! That's my traveling bag.

Oh! [ Chuckles ]

Now I tells your fortune, eh?

- Are ya good at it, baby, huh?

- Good?

- Anything I tell you, you can believe.

- Yeah.

Ah, look! The first one.

You are lucky.

Yeah. The Big Casino shoots

another natural. [ Clears Throat ]

There is...

a very beautiful girl...

coming into your life.

Beautiful face.

The most beautiful eyes.

Hair and teeth.

She is a dream.

And what a figura.

- Figura?

- Yeah!

He got a shape just like "Venice. "

Venice? That's in Italy, ain't it?

You are going to fall

madly in love with her.

"Going to"?

Come here.

[ Laughs ]

Tell me.

Do you make much money, eh?

Enough for two, and maybe three, huh?

You like to look ahead, don't you?

You are very... romantic?

Yeah? Well, you ain't

doin' so bad yourself.

[ Both Chuckling ]

Listen, baby.

I'm gonna be transferred next month

to Governor's Island.

- Yeah? Where is that?

- Mm-hmm.

Back to civilization.

New York, right at

your front door. Gee.

- [ Chuckles ]

- Oh, I'd like to see it.

You take me there, huh?

Sister, that's the idea that's been gallivanting

through my mind this very minute.

Aw, you and me

in New York together.

Say, you'll love it.

Aw, New York! Gee.

Why in New York, you can get

a glass of beer that high for a nickel.

On ice, too.

[ Chuckles ]

And the Bowery!

Baby, you ain't seen nothin'

till you see the Bowery.

Finest street in the world.

Saloons and dance halls

everywhere. Hmm.

Free lunch.

All you can eat for nothin'.

And the finest whiskey?

Ten cents a throw.

You can pour it yourself.

They got pretty clothes

for girls there, eh?

Clothes?

[ Laughs ]

Baby, you can get the swellest

pair of shoes in the world there...

for two dollars.

And hats?

Well, you can get a hat for a dollar

and a quarter with a feather that long.

And petticoats? Oh, baby.

Wait'll you see the petticoats.

Every color under the sun.

Girls show 'em on rainy days.

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