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Fury - S1E7: Joey And The Gypsies 30min | Family, Western | TV Series (1955–1960)  Local ranchers think that gypsies are stealing horses. Then Fury is rustled which leads to the truth.  Stars: Peter Graves, William Fawcett, Bobby Diamond

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00:00This is the range country, where the pounding hooves of untamed horses still thunder over

00:08mountains, meadows and canyons.

00:11Every herd has its own leader, but there is only one fury, fury, king of the wild stallions.

00:18And here in the wild west of today, hard riding men still battle the open range for a living.

00:23Men like Jim Newton, owner of the Broken Wheel Ranch, and Pete, his top hand who says he

00:28cut his teeth on a branding iron.

00:30Fury!

00:31Fury!

00:32Wild as fury is, that's the one human voice he's learned to love and obey.

00:45The voice of the boy who once saved his life, Jim Newton's boy, Joey.

00:59Fury!

01:06Here's a mutual trust and affection that everyone can understand, especially a woman like Helen

01:12Watkins, Joey's school teacher and unfailing champion.

01:25And there they are together, a great wild horse and the only person on earth who can

01:30ride him, Joey and Fury.

01:37Hey, Mac!

01:42Well, Mac, they're heading into that canyon like it was home sweet home.

01:58I can just hear those ranchers moaning now when they find out their horses are gone.

02:02A few more hauls like that and they'll really have something to moan about.

02:06Take over, Ace.

02:07I've got to get back to the ranch.

02:08I still have a job, you know.

02:09Yeah, that's right.

02:10The horse might get wise.

02:11Oh, Ellis, not a chance.

02:12I told you I have him and the others believing that the gypsies are rustling these herds.

02:26This is the last time I'm going to tell you.

02:28Clear out.

02:29Now, you can take your choice.

02:30Either you move off by yourselves or we'll help you move.

02:37Ted, you have no call ordering these people out of here.

02:50The sheriff told you yesterday he didn't have any proof against them.

02:53Proof?

02:54Well, since they arrived last week, my livestock's been disappearing.

02:57That's right, Jim.

02:58I lost eight head only yesterday.

02:59Sure.

03:00I lost some horses the same as the rest of you.

03:02But if these people are taking them, they must be magicians.

03:05You don't have to be a magician to hide horses around here.

03:08But we know nothing about your horses, gentlemen.

03:11We've come here for the fair, which opens in your town soon.

03:15You can find out for yourself.

03:16I bought a booth.

03:17It cost me $100.

03:19Then you've wasted your money, mister.

03:21Are we going to sit around here all day arguing?

03:23Now, hold it.

03:24If we take the law into our own hands, we'll be committing a crime far more serious than

03:28horse stealing.

03:29These people are innocent until they're proven guilty.

03:31And the only way you can do that is to go out and find your horses and some evidence

03:34to go on.

03:35Until then, I'm having no part of your wild accusations.

03:38Well, maybe you're right, Jim.

03:40We still have laws to live up to.

03:42Now, come on, boys.

03:44We'll find the horses and get the evidence we need.

03:52I can assure you, my friend, we're not thieves.

03:55And I'm grateful for your help.

03:57That's all right.

03:58Hello.

03:59My name's Joey.

04:00What's yours?

04:01Carol.

04:02I have never seen such a beautiful horse.

04:03Take it easy, Fury.

04:04He's not going to hurt you.

04:05Fury didn't mean anything.

04:06He's just not used to strangers near him.

04:07He's a wild horse.

04:08A wild horse?

04:09But you can ride him.

04:10Yep.

04:11I can ride him.

04:12I can ride him.

04:13I can ride him.

04:14I can ride him.

04:15I can ride him.

04:16I can ride him.

04:17I can ride him.

04:18I can ride him.

04:19I can ride him.

04:20I can ride him.

04:21I can ride him.

04:23Yep, and he's the only one who can.

04:25I hope you won't be bothered again.

04:27Come on, Joey.

04:28Goodbye, Carol.

04:29Goodbye.

04:30There are a kind of people, Martha.

04:31Yes, Joseph.

05:03What are you doing here now?

05:04Won't your boss miss you back at the ranch?

05:05No.

05:06He and the others are busy getting ready to look for those horses.

05:09We're going to have to have a change in plans, Ace.

05:14What do you mean?

05:15Jim Newton stuck his nose in and got the other ranchers to agree to comb the range.

05:19And they might find out it wasn't those gypsies who've been rustling their herds.

05:22Well, in that case, we'd better move them out of here and sell them fast.

05:26That's just it.

05:27We can't make a move while the ranchers are out.

05:28But the trucks are due to pick up the stock day after tomorrow.

05:31By that time, we'll have Ellis and the others definitely believing the gypsies are to blame.

05:36What do you got in mind?

05:37We're going to pay a visit to that gypsy camp.

05:39But first, let's get those horses down to the canyon where they can't be seen.

06:31Hey, gypsy, how about telling my fortune?

06:55Come on, tell me my fortune.

06:56Come on, tell me what's yours in my hand.

06:57Hey, what are you doing?

06:58Little gypsies can't tell fortunes.

06:59Come on, tell me my fortune.

07:00Come on.

07:01What do you want here?

07:02Boy, it's okay, pal.

07:23I was only kidding.

07:24Don't worry Martha, he was only a little drunk.

07:54It's Jim Newton's kid.

08:08Looks like he's headed for the gypsy camp.

08:10Yeah.

08:11You know Mac, that black horse of his would be worth ten of any we got in the canyon.

08:16I was just thinking the same thing.

08:19Come on.

08:26C'mon.

08:31Wires.

08:37Hi Carol.

08:44Hi Joey.

08:45Can Carol come up to Indian Mountain with me?

08:47Indian Mountain?

08:48What's that?

08:49That's a place where the Indians used to fight.

08:50There's lots of arrowheads and things up there.

08:53You don't say.

08:54Did you finish all your work for the day?

08:56Think so, Papa.

08:57Okay, junior mechanic, you can go.

09:00Thanks, Papa.

09:01Alright, now have a good time, boys.

09:08And don't be late.

09:09Yeah.

09:10Be careful.

09:11Indian Mountain's up there, Carol.

09:30We'll have to climb from here.

09:31Now put your head down, Fury.

09:33You can stay here and graze.

09:50Now you stay here, Fury.

09:56♪

10:17Well, what are we waiting for? Let's go.

10:19I swear till I get to the top.

10:22♪

10:30You know, Carol, the last time I was here,

10:32we found plenty of arrowheads over there.

10:34Come on.

10:35♪

11:01Joey, come here.

11:03Look at this one.

11:05Help me.

11:06♪

11:12Biggest one we've found.

11:13Gosh, I never saw one so big.

11:17Bet you it belonged to the chief of all the Indians.

11:20It might even be the one that killed Sitting Bull.

11:22It's big enough to kill an elephant.

11:24Sure, a buffalo even.

11:26Come on, I'll get Pete to show us how to fix it,

11:29with feathers and everything.

11:31♪

11:42Hey, where's Fury?

11:45Fury?

11:47Fury, come on, we gotta go home.

11:52He never done this before.

11:54Gee, I hope nothing's happened to him.

11:57Maybe he went home.

11:59Now we're gonna have to walk.

12:01It's not so far.

12:02Far enough.

12:03That Fury, I'm gonna have to talk to him.

12:06♪

12:10Come on, Carol.

12:12♪

12:14We got him, that's a blind canyon he's heading into.

12:17♪

12:30Don't give him any slack, he'll come along.

12:33♪

12:52There you are.

12:54If that horse is anywhere out in here,

12:55he must be hiding in a gopher hole.

12:58Six hours, and the only caillouses we've seen

13:01are the ones we're setting on.

13:03Now let's go.

13:05♪

13:25♪

13:35Didn't find him.

13:37He should have let me come with you.

13:39Well, we're going out again as soon as we can, Joey.

13:43We just came in to get a bite to eat and some fresh horses.

13:45But where could he be?

13:47Fury never skied out so late.

13:50Well, he's not on this side of the range.

13:52We'll try the north end, too.

13:53But what if he's hurt?

13:54He won't be able to protect himself.

13:57Maybe a wild animal tried to get him.

13:59Jim, Fury depends on me.

14:02He'd be wanting me to come and find him.

14:04If I were lost, Fury wouldn't rest until he found me.

14:07Well, don't you worry so, Joey.

14:09We're going out again as soon as we can.

14:10But you gotta let me come out with you this time, Jim.

14:13You just gotta.

14:15Well, I guess when a man's horse is in trouble,

14:17he's entitled to go out and try to help him.

14:19Come on, let's get some breakfast

14:20and then you can saddle up.

14:24Come on, let's go.

14:25Come on, let's go.

14:55Come on, we gotta get those critters down to Dark Canyon

14:57before daybreak.

15:19Morning.

15:20Morning.

15:21I tried to get a hold of Jim Newton, but he's

15:22been out all night himself.

15:24We may run into him.

15:25My foreman just picked up this trail a little while ago.

15:27It leads off near Dark Canyon.

15:29And if my hunch is correct, that's

15:31where we'll find our missing stock in that area.

15:34I hope you're right, Mr. Ellis.

15:36So do I, Sheriff.

15:37Let's move.

15:38Yeah, all right.

15:54Look, over there in Dark Canyon.

16:17Say, this one's mine.

16:18How about those?

16:19Here's one of Jim's.

16:21Say, this one's mine.

16:22How about those?

16:23Here's one of Jim Newton's.

16:24That one belongs to the box A.

16:26These gypsies are pretty smart, picking a spot

16:28like this to hide their horses.

16:29Let's not jump at conclusions.

16:31If we ride on down into the canyon,

16:32we might find the rest of them.

16:34Good idea.

16:38Wait a minute.

16:46That man wore this.

16:48That's right.

16:49Sheriff, you wanted evidence.

16:50Looks like you got it.

16:54I'm going to the gypsy camp, Mr. Ellis.

16:56You're welcome to come along if you like.

16:59Take care of my horse.

17:00Come on, Mac.

17:03All right, boys.

17:03Let's go.

17:19Where in tarnation could that horse have got to?

17:21Feels like he got swallowed up by the earth.

17:24Why don't we go to the gypsy camp, Jim?

17:26Maybe Carol or somebody's seen Fury.

17:28Maybe.

17:43Morning, Jim.

17:44Morning, Ed.

17:45If you're going to visit your gypsy friends,

17:46you better head for the county jail.

17:48The sheriff just took them there.

17:49What for?

17:51We caught them red-handed.

17:52That's right.

17:53They had a bunch of horses hidden in Dark Canyon.

17:55One of them was yours.

17:56How do you know it was the gypsies?

17:58Remember the medal that fellow Joseph

18:00was wearing around his neck?

18:01Yeah.

18:02Well, Mason found it in the dirt,

18:04practically under the stolen horses.

18:06Was Fury in that canyon?

18:08No, why?

18:09Well, he's been missing all night.

18:10We've been out looking for him.

18:11Well, you better come with me.

18:13I'm going back to my ranch to get my men

18:14and go out and find the rest of the horses.

18:16Fury's likely with him.

18:18No, you go on ahead.

18:19We'll catch up with you.

18:26You don't think Carol's father's the rustler, do you, Jim?

18:29I don't know, Joey.

18:32I don't know what to think.

18:33I guess it'd be no sense in asking

18:35that boy Carol about Fury now.

18:38No.

18:46Let's go.

19:11Where's Joey?

19:13He ain't got a notion.

19:14He was right behind us on that steep bridge.

19:17We better have a look.

19:18Yeah.

19:35I left Ellis over near Dark Canyon.

19:41I think we ought to stake him down closer to the herd

19:43until we're ready to move the whole lot of them out of here.

19:44Okay, I'll blindfold him.

19:46He'll be as gentle as a lamb.

19:47That's what I was thinking.

20:10Don't let him get away.

20:11Come on.

20:16Come on.

20:21Fury!

20:26Fury!

20:27It's Jim Newton's kid.

20:29He's seen us.

20:29We better grab him till we get rid of the horses.

20:32Run, Fury, run!

21:17You let me go!

21:18Stop squirming and you won't get hurt.

21:22Hey, Mac, look!

21:27Go get him, Fury!

21:31Come on, boy.

21:32Give it up, Fury.

21:32Don't let him get away.

21:42Keep fighting him, Fury!

21:47Jim, Jim, Mac and the other fella,

21:49they're the rustlers.

21:50You stay here, come on.

21:59Pull up!

22:16Come on, Jim.

22:35All right, over here.

22:39That'll learn you to tangle with a broken wheel.

22:42It got him.

22:43It wasn't a gypsy's.

22:45That's right, Joey.

22:47You two had a pretty good scheme,

22:48but you overlooked the fact that Fury's

22:50not just an ordinary horse

22:51and that Joey'd never stop looking for him.

22:54All right, let's have the rope.

22:55This is one package I want tied up

22:56nice and neat for the sheriff.

23:00Joey, where you going, Joey?

23:02I'm gonna tell Carol and his mother,

23:04so they'll be happy.

23:15Come on, let's get out of here.

23:42Getting ready to leave for the fair?

23:44Yes, well, I stopped by Jim's ranch

23:46to say how sorry I am, and...

23:48And he did say it, too, Joseph.

23:51I think Ed's big enough to speak for himself, Joey.

23:54If there's anything I can do to make amends, I...

23:57It is enough you've come as a friend.

23:59That is all we ask.

24:01Oh, by the way, I think this belongs to you.

24:06Martha.

24:15See you later, Carol.

24:16Okay, Joey.

24:25♪♪

24:37♪♪

24:47♪♪

24:57♪♪

Fury - S1E7: Joey And The Gypsies (Family,Western,TV Series)

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