The Little Colonel1935

Jack Sherman:
I want to thank you, Bob, for everything.

Col. Gray:
It's been a great pleasure having you and your family with us, even for so short a time. Quite different from Philadelphia, isn't it?

Elizabeth Lloyd Sherman:
Yes, indeed. We lived there for six years, but I never got used to the dreadful noise of the horse cars.

Col. Gray:
Jack told me that you'd sold your house there.

Jack Sherman:
We sold everything, lock, stock, and barrel. Took Greely's advice to go west, and here we are to find our fortune. I'm depending on your help for that.

Swazey:
Oh, there's plenty there for the finding, if we're lucky.

Elizabeth Lloyd Sherman:
I do wish we didn't have to go back home to Lloydsboro.

Jack Sherman:
Now, dear, we've settled all that.

Col. Gray:
This wild country is no place for women and children, and where Jack's going it's even rougher. Besides, Jack told me you have a lovely home waiting for you.

Elizabeth Lloyd Sherman:
Oh, that sounds too grand. It's really just a cottage my mother left me.