[upbeat music]

He was a wonderful man, the professor.

He was...

Well, in so many ways, he was like a little boy.

I was very fond of him.

The next day, we went for a walk through town.

A couple of high school kids passed us and giggled.

That will be all, Ms. Shelley.

Hello, Bonnie.

I, uh, I thought I ought to...

Well, the Dutchman said that...

Well, he said that he thought before I go I better... [sighs] Gee, I don't know.

All I wanted to say was...

Jeff.

Oh, Jeff, you're crying.

[kisses] Goodbye, Bonnie.

Well, a man's bound to lose sooner or later.

Give it to him, Jack.

[gunshot]

Jean, now that you've done The Plainsman on both the screen and the air, which did you enjoy more?

[laughs] Well, that's not so easy to answer, Mr. Demille.

Making the picture was considerably more exciting, I suppose, since you had me driving a stagecoach and captured by real Cheyenne Indians and practically living the same thrilling incidents that Calamity Jane experienced.