- Who's going away?
- Cole's lighting out. He's leaving tonight.

6 seconds sound clip from the El Dorado (1966) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 00:24:00 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

Quote context

[...]

(TRUMPETING)

- Senor Bull. He comes.

- Bull always announce his arrival that way?

- Same way, different tune. You better let him in.

- What's that you're blowing, Bull, advance or retreat?

- Nary one.

- Couldn't let one of General Hood's Texas Cavalry boys go away without playing goodbye.

- Who's going away?

- Cole's lighting out. He's leaving tonight.

- You got any objections, Doc, I don't want to hear them.

- I'm glad to get you off my hands. Where you going?

- Sonora.

- Folks down there got a silver mine, a little trouble. Think I might be of help.

- Well, I brung along a little redeye, in case the sheriff runs out. Somehow I reckon he has.

[...]

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