The Lonely One

I want you to tell that girl exactly how you feel. If you don't, we'll meet with guns. And only one of us will walk away. Have gun! Will travel! Starring Mr. John Dana as Paladin.

San Francisco, 1875. The Carlton Hotel. Headquarters of a man called Paladin. It is your move, Miss Wong. Well, Wong, you have duties to perform. Hey, boy, you must do them.

Oh, duties can't wait. You move. Miss Apaladon, must I move? I'm afraid you'll have to, Miss Wong, or resign the game. Oh, that is good. Miss Wong, resign. Oh, no, no, you cannot do that. You win from, hey boy. Now, hey boy, win from you.

Hey, boy, if she resigns, you're the winner. No, no, no. She robbed me of pleasure of winning. You move. move. You move. Very well. Checkmate. Oh, you have duties. Why do you not do them? Oh, hey boy, have duties also. Oh, hey boy, it takes his chest so seriously. He's wrong. Very unwise. So make

a boy angry. No, he'll get over it. Perhaps the next time is wrong. Just a small amount of discretion. But when you teach me to play chess, you will not teach me how to lose.

Yes, but every woman must know how to lose Miss Wong and when. Ah, yes, Miss Wong, well, remember. Good. You need help now, Miss Apal. No, thank you. I'm all packed and ready to go.

Please stay long. Why don't you think so? Ah, it's a job with danger. Possibly. Hoping more now but enjoying it less Have a real cigarette, have a camel The best, the back, who makes the very best smoke Have a real cigarette, have a camel Are you looking for flavor and mildness?