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00:00I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry,

00:30I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm

01:00How long has he been following you?

01:24Since I left the agency.

01:25Are there any more of them?

01:26I don't know.

01:28I have a car here in the alley.

01:40What is that?

01:41The cry of a wolf.

01:43A signal for the hunters to attack their prey.

01:57A wolf!

02:27Smoke signal?

02:56No.

02:57Looks like we might have an Indian uprising on our hands.

03:56You shouldn't be so modest, Mr. Solo.

04:08After all, saving Mr. Curiakan from a full-scale Indian attack.

04:13I'm sure he'd do the same for me.

04:18Ah, Mr. Solo.

04:19I was looking for you.

04:20Yes, sir.

04:22For some time now, our intelligence reports

04:25indicate that Thrush is on the verge of introducing some new kind of hydrogen bomb.

04:30I recall Dr. Yahama, top Thrush nuclear expert.

04:36We've just decoded the micro dot report you brought in from Oklahoma.

04:41It seems that Dr. Yahama has been tracked down to the cardiac Indian reservation

04:46outside of Oklahoma City.

04:48Why should the Indians make an attempt upon us?

04:50It seems this report indicates Chief Highcloud is missing.

04:54Thrush?

04:56A Thrush scientist engaged on a top project

04:59is sent to an Indian reservation without laboratory or staff.

05:04An Indian chief is missing and the tribe is reluctant to talk about any of it.

05:08Rather perplexing, isn't it?

05:10How perplexing is it?

05:12Mr. Curiakan will leave for the Indian reservation immediately.

05:18As for you, Mr. Solo,

05:20the chief has a daughter here in New York City.

05:24According to Mr. Clark, technically she's still a princess in the tribe.

05:29The tribe might talk to her.

05:32Here's her address.

05:34All right, I'll check on that.

05:47Come on!

06:04Come on!

06:11Come on!

06:14What's the trouble?

06:18It's the Indians. They want to talk to the chief.

06:20Getting restless, are they?

06:22Yeah.

06:24Send the chief in here.

06:29How's Dr. Yahama?

06:31He's just fine. I left him back at the shack with a man.

06:34Oh.

06:36This just came in off the relay.

06:39Let's see. Thrush Central.

06:41Confirms units from Nigeria, Bangkok, New Delhi, Kansas City.

06:47We'll be here tomorrow.

06:48They go on to say how important it is that the project see, etc., etc., etc.

06:52As if I didn't know.

06:56Ah, Chief Harclock.

06:59Chief, your people want to hear from you.

07:02To know that you're all right.

07:04I'm sure you wouldn't want them to worry.

07:07So...

07:10We're just going to make a phone call.

07:13I won't help you.

07:18Oh, yes, you will.

07:20Oh, I'm going to kill every last one of them.

07:23You'll kill them all anyway.

07:25My final answer is no.

07:27Get him out of here.

07:31Keep him under tight security and cut his rations down to bread and water.

07:38And take the television set out of his room!

07:41I remember something about the Chief having a daughter.

07:44Daughter, daughter.

07:45Where is she?

07:52There it is.

07:53She's in New York, and according to this letter,

07:57she says she has something to do with the preservation of Indian heritage in the dance.

09:12Hi.

09:13Did you get my card?

09:15Yes.

09:16Mr. Solo?

09:18Miss Highcloud?

09:20Look, I don't mean to pry, but our dossier on you said that you were a student.

09:25Yes, I am.

09:27But when the government cut back on the student loans, I had to get a part-time job.

09:31Now, what can I do for the UNCLD?

09:35Is there some place we could talk?

09:38I have to catch a one o'clock bus.

09:40Can you meet me outside?

09:41Fine.

09:50It's about your father.

09:51He's missing.

09:52I'm afraid he's been kidnapped.

09:53Kidnapped?

09:55Come on, now.

09:57Who would want to kidnap my father?

09:58Well, it's rather complicated.

10:00My car is around the corner, if you'll allow me to explain.

10:03Your car.

10:04I see.

10:07I see.

10:08I've heard a lot about you secret agents,

10:10taking girls away with you on the flimsiest of excuses.

10:15How do I know my father's been kidnapped?

10:19You'll just have to take my word for it.

10:21I think I'd like something a little more substantial if you won't mind.

10:24Carissa, he has disappeared.

10:25Now, and your tribe won't even talk to us about it.

10:27As a matter of fact, they seem to think that we're responsible.

10:28They nearly got scalped.

10:30Now, they might talk to you.

10:31What is this?

11:01Shh!

11:14Well, the bus service hasn't improved much, has it?

12:02Well, welcome to the L.C. Carson Historical Western Museum.

12:06Non-profit, of course.

12:08I'm L.C. Carson, Miss Highcloud.

12:11What's going on here?

12:13Where am I?

12:14You're in Oklahoma.

12:16Not far from the reservation of your people.

12:18Why did you bring me here?

12:20I represent an organization known as Thrush.

12:23Now, we're a large organization,

12:25and we're here to help you.

12:27I represent an organization known as Thrush.

12:30Now, we're a large organization with varied interests.

12:33Right now, we're interested in the cardiac reservation

12:35as a rendezvous of sorts.

12:38See, Thrush needs privacy.

12:40And the middle of the desert provides plenty of it,

12:42wouldn't you say?

12:44Oh, I see.

12:45What have you done with my father?

12:47He's here.

12:51We brought you to convince him to cooperate with us.

12:54I don't see how I can be of any help to you.

12:57I think you will.

13:00This is a hobby of mine.

13:02Oklahoma Massacre.

13:04An entire army unit was wiped out

13:07by a band of bloodthirsty hostiles.

13:10It was your people that committed the atrocity

13:13almost 100 years ago.

13:16That don't matter.

13:17Could have been last week for all they care.

13:20See, Indians don't have no gifts.

13:23Indians don't have no guilt.

13:25That's why they're still savages.

13:29Oh, Chief.

13:30Here's a little something we shipped in from New York.

13:33Your supposedly noble daughter

13:35carrying on a heritage of your people.

13:38This is how she's been exhibiting your tribal dances.

13:42In saloons.

13:44Stop it.

13:45It's not like that at all, Father.

13:48Well now, Chief.

13:50How about that little phone call?

13:58Well, Chief?

14:07The daughter of mine would not dishonor herself in this way.

14:12She is not my daughter.

14:21You shouldn't have done that.

14:23You're right.

14:24Perhaps my approach has been wrong.

14:27I should kill him and make it an object lesson

14:30to the rest of the tribe.

14:32Not a bad thought.

14:34Wait.

14:37What is it you want him to do?

14:40I want him to tell his people to cooperate with us

14:44by keeping silent and by keeping strong.

14:47Let me talk to him.

14:48I can convince him.

14:50Just give me a little time to get back in his favor.

14:53All right.

14:54You have until 6 o'clock this evening.

14:57I promise the tribe to make the Chief available to them

15:00by sundown.

15:04Could you find some different clothes for me?

15:06Something a little less radical?

15:12I'm sorry, Chief.

15:14Something a little less radical?

15:19I think I can find something appropriate.

15:44Kuriakin here.

15:46I don't want to startle you, but I'm at a place called

15:49the L.C. Carson Historical Western Museum

15:52not far from the reservation.

15:54What are you doing there?

15:56Thrush staged a kidnap attempt on the Chief's daughter.

16:00Are you trying to tell me that they staged a successful attempt?

16:04With my usual foresight, I affixed a homing device to her coat.

16:08I assumed they would take her to the Chief.

16:11I allowed them to kidnap her.

16:13Well, I'll accept that story for the moment.

16:16What are you doing now?

16:18I'm going to check out their security.

16:20You might as well proceed on to the reservation.

16:22The transportation supplied by our Tulsa office

16:25is not exactly of the most up-to-date,

16:27but I'll drive in and let you know what I find

16:30in the way of Japanese scientists.

16:32All right.

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17:09You just went through the gate.

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18:47Father?

18:52I brought you some tea.

19:02Father, I want you to try and understand about my dancing.

19:07It's not wrong what I do.

19:10I do it during my lunch hour.

19:12I had hoped you'd return to us.

19:15Please, Father. I could never return.

19:18Not to live, anyway.

19:20I just couldn't undertake that change in culture.

19:24I know.

19:26I suppose that's what angered me.

19:29Do you have a good life in New York?

19:32Yes. I guess so.

19:35But you're not sure.

19:37You're not supposed to be happy in New York.

19:39You're supposed to be lonesome.

19:42♪

19:47You know, I'm supposed to convince you to help those men.

19:52I know.

20:00Well, I guess all we can do is wait

20:03and hope the man from Uncle can find us somehow.

20:07The man from what?

20:09♪

20:12♪

20:17Carisma?

20:19Mr. Solo, where are you?

20:21I'm just outside the museum grounds.

20:23How are you and the Chief?

20:25Fine, so far.

20:26Do you know what your hosts are doing on the reservation?

20:29No. They just want Father to keep the tribe in line

20:31with the reservation.

20:33Do you know what your hosts are doing on the reservation?

20:35No. They just want Father to keep the tribe in line

20:37until tomorrow.

20:38Until tomorrow?

20:39All right, you and the Chief be very cooperative.

20:41I have a man on the museum grounds.

20:43I should be hearing from him soon.

20:51You will tell us who you are,

20:53why you have come to this place,

20:56what you want.

21:00If you don't talk,

21:02then soon will come the giant red ants

21:05drawn by the sweet smell of your pale skin.

21:08The ants will come and burrow under your flesh.

21:14I looked everywhere, but I can't find any giant red ants.

21:18There have to be some somewhere.

21:20I think they were killed off by the crop dusting last year.

21:25If you gentlemen will indulge me a minute.

21:28My name is Ilya Kuryakin.

21:30I found my identification card in my wallet over there in my jacket.

21:34And that piece of equipment that the gentleman has there,

21:38that was my communicator.

21:41Listen, if you will untie my bonds,

21:43I will show you how we can rescue your Chief.

21:45Why should we do what you say?

21:47We don't know you.

21:49You have to follow me.

21:51Why?

21:53Because I have the plan.

22:00I have the plan.

22:30How are you, Dr. Yamaha?

22:32I'm fine.

22:34I'm fine.

22:36I'm fine.

22:38I'm fine.

22:40I'm fine.

22:42I'm fine.

22:44I'm fine.

22:46I'm fine.

22:48I'm fine.

22:50I'm fine.

22:52I'm fine.

22:54I'm fine.

22:56I'm fine.

22:58How are you, Dr. Yamaha?

23:00Would you like some raw fish?

23:02No, thanks.

23:04Everything quiet?

23:06I received confirmation today that the units are on their way.

23:10We'll have your bomb assembled and out of here by noon tomorrow.

23:13I must say, I'll be most happy to leave this place.

23:29Who's in charge here?

23:35We have come to speak with Chief.

23:37Just a minute. I'll put you through to him.

23:45Wait.

23:47I have a letter for you.

23:49What is it?

23:51It's a letter from the Chief.

23:53It's a letter from the Chief.

23:56Wait.

23:58We do not wish to speak with Chief on your device.

24:01What do you mean by that?

24:03We have decided.

24:05I will go as delicate to discuss tribal matters with Chief.

24:08Now, just a minute.

24:10We have decided.

24:12Why can't you just talk to him over this phone?

24:15The voice can be recorded.

24:17I have been personally tricked that way by the telephone company many times.

24:26We got a problem here, Mr. Carson.

24:28What kind of a problem?

24:31It's the Indians. They won't talk to the Chief over the phone.

24:34They want to send a little beaver here in for a powwow.

24:39All right. Anything to keep those animals quiet.

24:43Send the delegate in here.

24:47I should have known better than try to deal with savages.

24:51You can't tell them apart.

24:53They all act alike.

24:55Oh, I don't know.

25:00You keep your people out of sight until you hear from me.

25:05Let's go.

25:21Let's go.

25:48Solo here.

25:50Our communications people have been trying for the last two hours.

25:53We haven't been able to get in touch with Mr. Kuriakin either.

25:56What would you suggest, sir?

25:58Well, we'll just have to stay on the alert, I'm afraid.

26:01Our intelligence reports that various Thrush personnel are moving into the Oklahoma area.

26:06Ah. So the Z Project is gaining momentum.

26:09Possibly.

26:11That's what we have to find out.

26:13If Thrush does have a new silver bomb, this will be our chance to get it.

26:17All right. I'll keep an eye on things here.

26:20You let me know if you hear from Ilya.

26:22I'll be leaving for our Tulsa office in the morning.

26:24You can reach me there.

26:47Let's go.

27:17Let's go.

27:48Tell Mr. Carson the delegate's here to meet with the chief.

27:53Got a visitor for you, chief.

28:04Something wrong?

28:06I come to speak for counsel, chief.

28:10I see.

28:32I see.

28:40Would you like for me to repeat that?

28:48Mr. Carson wants to see the girl right away.

28:55I'll be right back.

28:58You two can go on with your conference.

29:02There's another of your men outside.

29:06He talked to us with this.

29:08Communicator dart.

29:10Fired it through the window, I suppose.

29:12Yes.

29:13Yes, my friend is always showing off.

29:15He's got a gun.

29:17He's got a gun.

29:19He's got a gun.

29:21He's got a gun.

29:23He's got a gun.

29:25He's got a gun.

29:27He's got a gun.

29:29He's got a gun.

29:30My friend is always showing off.

29:33Open channel D.

29:37Come in, Napoleon.

29:39What's wrong?

29:42I don't know.

29:44Anyway...

30:01We'll have to get to that telephone across the hall.

30:04I think it's time that we called our Tulsa office.

30:09I think it's about time we had some reinforcements.

30:12What shall we do?

30:14I suggest you put your ear to the floor here.

30:19Then you can hear when the guard leaves.

30:21Really?

30:23Yes, it's an old Indian trick.

30:25Yes, it's an old Indian trick.

30:41I was just about to pour a drink.

30:44No, thank you.

30:46I didn't offer you one.

30:50Come here.

30:53Come on.

30:55Come over here.

31:03Over here.

31:06Clean it up, Squaw.

31:08I don't have any rags on me.

31:36Let me go.

31:38My granddaddy hated Indians.

31:40So did my daddy. So do I.

31:42But one must know his enemies.

31:44And I've always known the secret ways of the savage red man.

31:47Let me go.

31:49Today, the white man is burdened.

31:51His vitality is ebbing away.

31:53While you Indians still keep your savage strength.

31:56You need a psychiatrist, mister.

31:58There's some kind of a first-class psychiatrist.

32:00I don't know.

32:02You need a psychiatrist, mister.

32:04There's some kind of a first-class cook.

32:06I know you Indians possess the secret.

32:09I want it.

32:13Give me your heritage.

32:33Help me.

32:40Stay away from me.

32:47I'll shoot.

32:49Not with that, you won't. It ain't loaded.

33:02I'll shoot.

33:33He said the gun wasn't loaded.

33:35They always say that. Which way to the chief?

33:41Operator, this is an emergency.

33:43I need a scrambled line.

33:48All right, chief, we're going to make a break for it.

33:50Stay behind me.

33:56What are you doing, generally speaking?

33:58What are you doing, generally speaking?

34:00I'm putting through a call for help.

34:02And you better try shouting,

34:04because we just cut the phone lines.

34:16Sorry to break up your little costume party.

34:23How?

34:28How?

34:59What's our next move?

35:01Well, it would be very appropriate if we could escape now,

35:03but I'm a little too securely tied myself.

35:06Napoleon?

35:08Well, I'm not having much luck, either.

35:10I've had my men check out the entire area.

35:13Not a sign of any Uncle Agents besides these two.

35:16I'm going out to the reservation to meet the scientists.

35:22I'm going out to the reservation to meet the scientists.

35:25I'm going out to meet the scientists.

35:55I'm trying to find the right kind of music.

36:13All right.

36:15Go ahead, just like it was your lunch hour.

36:26Well, what do you want me to do?

36:28First order, Jet.

36:30Have it pick me up at the shack at 1 o'clock.

36:32Have it pick me up at the shack at 1 o'clock.

36:34Then close everything down here and burn the place down.

36:37Put them inside.

36:51Back to work, Napoleon.

36:53All right.

36:55Just as you say.

37:04I did it!

37:06All right.

37:08For your next number, you untie me.

37:24We're going to have to make this quick, Doctor.

37:38Well, now.

37:40Although you've been working in different countries,

37:42independent of each other,

37:45Dr. Yahama here has been your director.

37:53If you will put the boxes on the table in front of me.

38:05Now, if you will please unlock them.

38:45Not one of you realized it,

38:47but you were all working in a joint effort

38:50to develop a new style nuclear weapon.

38:53Hydrogen

39:18A hydrogen device

39:21an equivalent to any Russian or American bomb.

39:25But it has an obvious, crucial difference.

39:29Its size, small enough to carry in a briefcase.

39:38Yes, gentlemen, we've done it.

39:41We've transistorized a hydrogen bomb.

39:48Let's go, into the back of the truck. Hurry it up!

39:52That's the last of them.

40:16What was that?

40:17That's a new combination of sleep gas and deodorant.

40:21I'm afraid all the phone lines are down.

40:23They're probably assembling their Z project right now.

40:26All right, we'll need some of your men.

40:32I'll escort them down to the reservation gate.

40:37I should be back here before the jet arrives.

40:39Banzai!

40:55The hydrogen device is in one of these briefcases.

40:58Since you'll be going in your separate directions once you leave the reservation,

41:02it is a convenient security precaution.

41:06The combination to your briefcase is waiting for each of you in your home country.

41:11But I must warn you,

41:13if the briefcase is open without the combination,

41:17and it does not contain the device,

41:19nothing will happen.

41:21However, if the briefcase is open,

41:25and it is the one with the device,

41:28the hydrogen device will be triggered.

41:32So be careful, gentlemen.

42:03Stop here.

42:18Get the guns out of the trunk and distribute them to the men.

42:22Get the guns out of the trunk and distribute them to the men.

42:44These are all the men I could find.

42:46All right, that'll do.

42:51Indians.

42:52Pull the cars into a line.

42:54We're going to charge straight through them.

42:57Like the Oklahoma massacre.

42:59Only this time we're going to win.

43:01All right, now all of you Indians line up in front of me.

43:09Straight line.

43:19All right.

43:21Take out your guns.

43:24Hang your guns in the air.

43:28Charge!

43:51Charge!

44:13There's my jet.

44:15Pull the cars in a cycle.

44:22All right, we got them to take a stand.

44:24Let's close in on them.

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45:50I found one of these in each of the trucks.

45:54So now I guess I've got to pick out which one, huh?

45:57Well, if you're lucky enough to open the right one,

46:00you're gonna blow up this half of Oklahoma.

46:03What do you suggest I do, then?

46:08I know where the combination is at the shack.

46:10If you let me go, I'll...

46:12show you where it is.

46:14I see.

46:16It's that simple, huh?

46:17Ah, I think I get the general idea.

46:20I used a similar ploy about three years ago in Morocco.

46:32Hmm?

46:34Well, it wasn't in that one.

46:36It was in the spring, as I recall.

46:39Three years ago. Similar situation.

46:43Hmm?

46:45The problem was to get some secret information out.

46:50Hmm?

46:52That sort of narrows it down, doesn't it?

46:56Well, to make a long story short, I devised a plan.

47:09It's just what you've done, Carson.

47:10Instead of giving it to my couriers, I took it out myself.

47:25Well, Mr. Zollo, I hope you don't mind my interrupting your expedition.

47:30No, sir, no. How did you get here?

47:33I was in Tulsa, waiting for your call.

47:36We heard of a thrush jet heading this way.

47:38We commandeered it.

47:40And I think we'll find the hydrogen device at their shack.

47:44Oh, we have that already.

47:46Yes, Dr. Yahama was persuaded to hand it over to us.

47:50All right, take this man to the trading post and arrange for a security pick-up.

47:54Take the rest of these men along.

47:57Well, there must be a very good reason for your being dressed up like this, Mr. Kuriakin.

48:03I'm anxious to read about it in your report.

48:08I won't forget this.

48:18Uh, this is Chief Highcloud and his daughter, Charisma.

48:22This is Mr. Alexander Waverly.

48:24Pleasure, sir.

48:26Well, Miss Highcloud, I expect you're anxious to return to New York.

48:30Yes.

48:32I suppose you must go back.

48:33Then as your chief and your father,

48:36I must pass on to you the key to happiness.

48:40Wherever you are to live,

48:42find yourself a nice Indian boy and settle down.

48:48I don't think you have anything to worry about.

49:03I don't think you have anything to worry about.

49:33I don't think you have anything to worry about.

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