Flame of Barbary Coast

Woo ...

What is it, Hank?

Nothing, mam .

Just seeing that cowboy down there makes me kind of home sick

It's big, int't?

I been hearing about it since i was a little fella.

They say it runs all the way to asia.

Yours?

That's "Barbary Villa".

Must belong to Someone important.

Very important. He also owns this beach too.

You are tresspassing.

On Montana, at the foot of o snowy mountains there is a pretty blue lake.

It'snt big as this one, but sweet water, always cool

Every so often, fellow by rides then

and feeds their hot and tired one.

Climbes down

and paddles them in dismount and settle down.

We dont call it a tresspassing..!!

We call it a visit.

If you had waited two minutes, I would have driven you to town.

- I do not like to wait. - So i noticed.

- A friend of yours? - A visitor.

His feet were hot and tired, so he used your beach.

I think i am carrying part of that in my boots. Any charges?

No. The compliments of the house. Oh, hold it.

A little horn , very nice,

good head, fine neck.

It carries itself well.

She has got breathing .

I'm glad you like her.

"Don't you mind if you look ?" - You can look.

Go ahead, Hank.

- Can i give lift into town? - Thanks yes.

I am headed to Pacific Street.

You are quiet an admirer of horses, aren't you?

Yeah, its my business.

Your first trip to the coast? - First trip.

- Out to see the elephant, hu? - Come again?

Oh, thats we call doing the town.

For something like that.

Fellow owes me $ 500 dollars and and i am here to collect.

- Ever heard of a place called "El Dorado"? - Who hasn't?

Its abou the hottest spot on the Barbary Coast.

Hooo.

El Dorado

Well? Does it enough for your expectation?

Mmm, No.. !!

Then again, yes.

Call me Duke Fergus, in Montana.

If you traveling through and pat your feet in sweetwaters, you look me up.

I will remember that.

Goodevening, boss. Goodnight Charlie..

Hell Martha Good evening, Mr. Morell.

Well, What's on the agenda?

Wethers raised the price of Burgundy again, so I canceled our order.

Morthon is out tonight, I put Manis on the roulette

and I moved Barnes to the dais table.

Captain Ford needs 10 seamens for the "Golden Princess".

she sales Tuesday on the morning tide.

I think that is all, except this.

"The Society for the Abolition of Barbary Coast and Adjacent Area "

and its first music ala last night.

-rather a long name isn't it ? - I can shorten it.

Anti-You Society. Your family contributed $ 300 dollars.

Well, I should make my father the chairman of the board.

Martha, send anothers $ 200 in his name.

And write it to what? - Advertising.

- I think you are mad. - That's why we get along so well.

Mr. Morell, funny is fun,

but when the family you are supporting tries to runyou out of the town, it's time ...

Its time that you forgot Mr.Morell get back to business.

Oh, Gleeson, the agent, has a girl outside.

- He think she will fit into your show. - What do you think?

She is interesting, to look at.

Good, let's look at her.

Mr. Morell, Rita Dane,

the new sensation of San Francisco.

Miss Dane said to have the most beautifull ankles in the world.

Alright, if you can sing.

Alright, if she can't sing.

"Are you in a mood to be sensational?" - Anytime.

Ask Miss Tarry to step in.

Thank you.

You're quiet welcome, both of you.

Oh, i am sorry.

MS. Dane, I want you to know Miss. Tarry.

You didn't say something about a vaccation my dear?

- Do I look worn and tired? - A little, around the edges.

We are not going to like each other, are we?

I am sure, we are not.

- Ee, you let me know? - Yes, I'll let you know.

- Was it sensational? - Defenitly.

Why?

I just wanted your opinion.

suppose she could take your place in the show.

- Tito, has anyone ever called you ...? - You have ... often.

Thats why i want you to meet each new prospect that comes to San Francisco.

- One of these i will meet a new prospect ... - And when you do?

Goodbye, Tito.

How can you say that to the man who loves you?

- It's time for your change, Miss. Tarry. - It's you Flaxen, and beautifull .

- Yes? - There is a jump outside, says you ows him money.

"Shall i have him tossed out?"

Send her a bottle of Lansons 93 to his table to my compliments and tell him I'll be out directly.

Yes sir.

Oh, uh ... Martha!

Tell Joe to put another glass in that window.

By the compliments of the house.

- You'r Tito Morell ? - Thats what they call me.

About that $ 500 dollars ... I will take it in gold.

- For the black horse you sent me. - The same.

- I paid the man who deliverd him. - And won it right back at roulette.

- Thats sort of taking it from one pocket and putting in the other.

Unless that wheel is on the level, which I doubt.

I can see your point of view.

500 in gold.

"I suppose you are going to spend it wisely." - Offcourse.

I will spend it on wine.

Splendid. Successful holiday.

Five hundred.

If you are going to spend this on wine,

maybe I can Help you select the best.

- Perhaps you can. - Any particular type in mind?

- A very particular type. - I'm afraid that type is rather expensive.

So expensive that i reserve it to my own table.

- 500 dollers is a lot of money. - Not in El Dorado.

Suppose you make it a thousand?

Cards

The high card, double or nothing.

You cut rather deep.

suppose you cut.

For me.

Hard to card to beat, Tito.

Another 500 in gold for the gentleman of Montana.

- I was thinking... - Flaxen, I don't like that rab.

- You better, its going to cost 2,500. - I still dont like it.

- Spend enough and get a good one. - I was just thinking that ...

- I suppose You don't like the gown either.

- What did it cost? - 1,200.

It's alright for the afternoon.

Get something better for the evening.

- I was just thinking... - What were you thinking, cowboy?

How small $ 1,000 looks from this angle?

I can give you some good advice:

Keep the money and take the first trian back to Montana.

- Dollar gets you 50. - Thats one bet you win for the night.

- would you teach me something about the game, lady?

- I've never played before. - Havent you?

Well, let's play.

And 8 is the line.

- Eight? 8 is the Point.

Right.

- Round completed. - Thats it, come on, Jack.

- Next launcher, Place your bets, ladies.

Everything or nothing.

And a seven the gentleman wins.

- Stay with it, Montana. - But that all bald.. its gold!

Another seven the gentleman wins again. Pay him off.

- Miraclulous! The man Must be the king of luck.

The King of Luck comes to the Barbary Coast, wonderful idea, that will be the column.

Let's take a look.

And another natural. Pay the gentleman off.

$ 8,000 dollars? There will be three columns.

A man from Montana break the banks at El Dorado.

The newcomer,

with pockets stuffed with niggats ... of nuggets ...

And another pass. The both pass.

Why didnt somebody tell me about it before?

And the natural. Pay the gentleman off.

$ 16,000 dollars.

That closes the bank.

Here watch that to mine, i haded.

The King of Luck.

You can go home the bank is closed. His pockets are full of nuggets.

Ladies and Gentlman the King of luck has just earn $ 10,000 in nuggets.

The King of Luck ...

Hey, The King of Luck.

- Collingswood. - Yes sir?

A bottle of Lanson 93 for the winner, on the house.

- Collingswood. - Yes sir?

A bottle of Lanson 93 to the house, compliments to the winner.

Yes sir.

- Where do I send the bill? - To the King of Luck.

- - Any where on pacific street betweeen Curtney and Dupont.

- Come on, King. - My name is Duke, lady.

You been promoted.

All done Let's roll.

It's fantastic, you can't miss it!

I've never seen so much Talent at the table.

Waiter! Champagne for everybody. The best you got.

- And cigars for the ladies. "I wouldn't make fun of a fella would you?"

One full. 17 black.

- Is that Answer your question? - Its Better than the license to steal.

- What are you going to do with it, sucker? - Well, let them ride.

Spin her brothers. Spin in wheells.

Why spin it? Just pay him.

Another repeater.

That does it, brother. It closes the bank.

- Whats next? - Mother Bronson,