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“Arizona Stagecoach” (1942) is a classic B-western starring Ray “Crash” Corrigan, John “Dusty” King, and Max “Alibi” Terhune. This action-packed film follows the Range Busters as they investigate stagecoach robberies and try to bring justice to the Old West.
Fast-paced gunfights, stagecoach chases, and cowboy heroism make this a perfect piece of vintage Americana from Monogram Pictures. Ideal for fans of golden-age westerns and 1940s film history.
Genre: Western, Action
Starring: Ray Corrigan, John King, Max Terhune
Produced by: Monogram Pictures
Director: S. Roy Luby
Language: English
Year: 1942
Country: United States
Public Domain Source: https://archive.org/details/ArizonaStagecoach
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“Arizona Stagecoach” (1942) is a classic B-western starring Ray “Crash” Corrigan, John “Dusty” King, and Max “Alibi” Terhune. This action-packed film follows the Range Busters as they investigate stagecoach robberies and try to bring justice to the Old West.
Fast-paced gunfights, stagecoach chases, and cowboy heroism make this a perfect piece of vintage Americana from Monogram Pictures. Ideal for fans of golden-age westerns and 1940s film history.
Genre: Western, Action
Starring: Ray Corrigan, John King, Max Terhune
Produced by: Monogram Pictures
Director: S. Roy Luby
Language: English
Year: 1942
Country: United States
Public Domain Source: https://archive.org/details/ArizonaStagecoach
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01:30There's a likely looking spot to string him up.
01:54You fellas are going to be sorry you mixed up in this.
01:57This is one time we ain't takin' orders from you.
02:13Brady, I'm glad you got here.
02:14Get me out of this, will ya?
02:15Now you got yourself into this, Dusty.
02:17Now you'll have to take with all alibi.
02:18You didn't take none of our business, confidentially speaking.
02:20Oh, a fine couple of, a fine couple of towels.
02:24Go on with your party.
02:41Cactus, get clear.
02:42Let this be a lesson to you, Dusty.
02:55Oh, a hard crash.
02:57When you make a bet to sing a song upside down,
03:00be sure you don't lose the bet.
03:03Now start singin'.
03:05There was a gal, her name was Sadie Mae.
03:08She packed her grip and slowly walked away.
03:11She hadn't more than parted when all the trouble started.
03:15If she hadn't, then she'd be here today.
03:18Now Sadie took the road down by the creek
03:21and came face to face with the city chic.
03:25Now Sadie was a beauty and the chic, he was a cutie.
03:28So she made a dive and nabbed him to feet.
03:32Oh, the grass grows high on the mountain.
03:35There's a grave in the valley below.
03:39He got her on the run with a long furrow of his guns.
03:44He's gone where the good hillbillies go.
03:49Oh, gee.
03:50Now Elmer, he loves Sadie all his life.
03:53He wanted her to be his wife.
03:56There sure was trouble brewing
03:58wanting what she was doing.
04:00Uncle Lair, are you sure we're on the Range Busters ranch?
04:03Well, I'm sure this is their ranch.
04:05Looks more like the annex to an insane asylum.
04:08I'm not saying it isn't.
04:10Those are the Range Busters over there.
04:11We'll see what's up.
04:12But the gun went off and knocked her in the creek.
04:15Your lady.
04:18Your lady.
04:20Oh, oh, the grass grows high on the mountain.
04:24Oh.
04:30Go on.
04:31Why do you start?
04:32Oh.
04:34Howdy, Crash.
04:36Larry.
04:37You old buckaroo.
04:39Cut him down, boys, and let him drop on his head.
04:44It's about time you came to see us.
04:46Crash, this is my niece, Miss Willard.
04:48When she heard I was driving up from Phoenix,
04:49she figured she'd like to come along for the ride.
04:51You're the Range Busters?
04:52That's right, ma'am.
04:53My name's Crash Corrigan.
04:55And that's my partner, Dusty King.
05:10Howdy.
05:11How do you do?
05:12Hello, Larry.
05:12Hello, Dusty.
05:13Hi, Larry.
05:14Alibi.
05:14He seems much better right side up.
05:16I'm sure he must.
05:17And this is my other sidekick, Alibi Terhune.
05:20Hello.
05:20Howdy, dear.
05:22Oh, can I show you around the ranch, Miss Willard?
05:24No, wait a minute, Dusty.
05:25I came out here to talk to all of you boys.
05:27Dusty is a great head roundup.
05:28I'll bet you chase them and Dusty rounds them up.
05:32Bullseye from the start, ma'am.
05:33They've always been like this story.
05:35I'm afraid we'll have to get out of some serious business first, boys.
05:38Well, we'll have to get to the ranch house, then.
05:40It's just over the rise.
05:41And when we get that alibi, I'll make us some pink lemonade.
05:47Well, I reckon you boys know that I've been a lawyer for Will Spinelli and East Coast for a long time.
05:51Well, don't tell me they turned you loose.
05:53No.
05:54I'm really even deeper than ever.
05:56That's why I draw out to see you boys today.
05:58I need your help.
05:59We're at your service, Larry.
06:00I only hope you don't want us to act like a lawyer, folks.
06:03Nothing is easy as that, Alibi.
06:05I want you boys to run down a band of highwaymen.
06:07Now, that's more in our life.
06:09There's a gang of outlaws active in the neighborhood of Stony Creek.
06:11Stony Creek?
06:12That's 100 miles or so north of here, ain't it?
06:14Up near the border?
06:14Yes, and the stage has been held up three times in the past few months.
06:17Always with a line ship and a money aboard.
06:19And what's far go?
06:20Just every dollar.
06:22The law in Stony Creek hasn't had much luck in tracking down the outlaws.
06:26So the company put it up to me to get them corralled.
06:28I couldn't think of anyone better able to tackle it than the rangebusters.
06:32We were just saying today, if something would only happen.
06:35Yeah, and you give us a nice man to renegades the trail.
06:38Larry, you got yourself a three-man posse.
06:40Wells Fargo will make it worth your while.
06:42You'll be able to buy plenty more cattle after this job.
06:44I'm glad you're all going to be in Stony Creek.
06:47Don't tell me that you're going to go outlaw hunting.
06:50Nothing like that.
06:51I'm going by stage to visit my brother, Ernie, who has a rash near there.
06:54Be sure to look him up, Crash.
06:55You'll find him at the Diamond W. Ranch.
06:57Yes, sir.
06:58We sure will.
07:59Stay inside or you'll get hurt.
08:22Now get moving.
08:23Get in!
08:24Help!
08:25Help!
08:26Get in!
08:29That sounds like it came from straight ahead.
08:44Get in!
09:14Dan, you better go down and ride at the lady.
09:30She's out to be a little nervous.
09:30Hey, Crash!
09:49Alibi!
09:50Look down there!
09:51Oh, my dear.
10:04Let's go.
10:34Oh, looks like he gave us a slip.
10:59Maybe there wasn't nothing to it at all.
11:01Yeah, maybe there was.
11:02Well, we can't figure it out here.
11:03I don't try and locate the Diamond W.
11:05I don't like the idea of that Auburn disappearing so sudden-like.
11:33There's been a holdup, Mr. Douglas.
11:55I had hoped those outlaws had pulled stakes.
12:00Was anybody hurt?
12:01No, boss.
12:02But the bandit got the money box.
12:04Dan, you get over to the sheriff and make a report of it.
12:06Jake, take care of your horses.
12:07All right.
12:10Say, Tim, what's your sitting there?
12:12I'll go and break the news to her.
12:13I'll do it.
12:14You see that Jake makes a full report.
12:20Miss Willard?
12:21Yes.
12:21I'm Tim Douglas, Wells Fargo agent.
12:24I promised your brother that I'd see you safely to the ranch.
12:27Oh, couldn't Ernie come?
12:28Is he all right?
12:29Of course he is.
12:30And I'll see that you get to him pronto.
13:03What are you going to do about the stick-up, Denver?
13:05I'm getting some men together and going out after that outlaw.
13:08Maybe Dan and Jake here can give me a right description.
13:11Well, I reckon it can.
13:32Oh, I thought you were up riding range.
13:56Where's Dory?
13:57I thought you were going to meet her at the relay station.
13:59Yeah, I was, but something else turned.
14:00Jim Douglas said he'd see that he was driven out.
14:03It's all the excitement.
14:04What do you got in that bucket?
14:05It's none of your business.
14:08Wells Fargo.
14:11So you're the one who's been holding up the stick.
14:13I'd forget anything I saw, Ernie.
14:15That's why you bought half-inches in this ranch for a cover-up.
14:17I'm warning you.
14:18Keep your mouth shut.
14:19I'm turning you over to the sheriff.
14:20No, you're not.
14:50No, you're not.
15:20Well, there doesn't seem to be any welcoming committee.
15:26Maybe they're on dinner.
15:27My stomach tells me it's about time to eat.
15:29Well, let's go in and find out.
15:36Hey, fellas, look.
15:50He's dead.
15:56Do you think it's Ernie Willard?
15:58I don't know.
15:59We'll have to find somebody that knows him.
16:02Between stagecoach hold-ups and others,
16:03we're going to be right busy.
16:04You better take it easy, miss.
16:22It's Tex Laughlin, Willard's partner.
16:27Miss Willard, do you know these men?
16:29Yes, I do.
16:31I knew they were coming to the ranch.
16:33You have any idea what happened here?
16:35Why, no.
16:36I haven't the slightest idea.
16:39Where's Ernie?
16:40Something may have happened to him.
16:41Likely it's not.
16:42He's out chasing the killers, ma'am.
16:44Well, I'd better hurry into town and notify the sheriff.
16:47Oh, Miss Willard's bag.
16:48I reckon we'd better go to the house, miss.
16:53Miss Willard's bag.
17:23Let me see you're a waste of time, man.
17:26He's a renegade and a killer.
17:27I'm taking him in and that goes.
17:29We got the say now, sheriff.
17:31We'll hang him up.
17:43Get after him.
17:44Thanks, sir.
17:45Thanks, sir.
17:46Thanks, sir.
17:47Belly, you're leavin', we will miss your bright eyes and sweet smile
18:14Or you take with you all of the sunshine that has brightened our lives for a while
18:27For a long time, my darling, I've waited for those sweet words you never would say
18:39Now alas, all my fond hopes have vanished and they say you are goin' away
18:52. . . . . . . . .
19:19I have promised you, darling, that never would a word from my lips cause you pain
19:32Now alas, all my heart's lost forever If only you loved me again
19:51That was great, Dusty!
19:54Well, Dusty!
19:55Oh, boy!
19:56. . . Health!
19:58. . . Health!
19:59. . . Range Buster!
20:00There's a man who went into the house!
20:03You sure, Elmer?
20:04. . . . demma heart!
20:05Oh, boy, it's knockin' wood!
20:06Oh, we'd better go, sis.
20:08There you go, sis.
20:15Now, sis, take it easy.
20:16Everything's gonna be all right.
20:17I just had to see you.
20:18Ernie, tell me.
20:23Now my brother can tell you what happened.
20:25These are friends, Ernie.
20:26They're the range bus.
20:29Maybe you can set us straight.
20:31Do you know who killed your partner?
20:33Yes.
20:34Tex is the one who's been sticking up that stage.
20:36He came in this afternoon with the money.
20:38I caught him red-handed.
20:39We shot it out.
20:40I was on the way into town with the stolen money
20:42when I ran into the sheriff and his posse.
20:45They tried to pin the holdup on me.
20:47They were gonna string me up.
20:48I had to make a getaway.
20:50Well, you'll just have to keep on being a fugitive
20:52until the outlaws are rounded up.
20:54But I know Ernie didn't hold up that.
20:56I was on it and the bandit's voice was not Ernie's.
20:59Well, we believe you, ma'am.
21:00But you being Ernie's sister,
21:01the sheriff would naturally suppose
21:02that you would say anything to clear him.
21:08That's the sheriff.
21:11Ernie, you can't let them take you.
21:14Just stay undercover and leave everything to us.
21:16Please, come with me.
21:17Sit down, Alibi.
21:23Come in.
21:25Why, hello, sheriff.
21:27Howdy.
21:28Howdy.
21:29Who are you, fellas?
21:30I've never seen you around here before.
21:31We worked here, but we haven't been here long.
21:33I'm the new foreman of the Don W.
21:35and these are two of my men.
21:37Anything I can do for you?
21:38Yeah.
21:39We're looking for Ernie Willard.
21:40Oh, uh.
21:41Well, he's out riding range this afternoon.
21:43He should be right back.
21:45Well, I'll look around, sheriff.
21:47Is that you, Ernie?
21:51Oh, sure.
21:55This is Ernie Willard's sister.
21:57She came to pay my visit.
21:58I'm glad to know you, sheriff.
22:00And I'm glad to know you, too, ma'am.
22:02Did my brother come with you?
22:03Well, no, he didn't.
22:05I, uh.
22:06Well, Stryker, I reckon we'd better be riding.
22:09No, I'm sorry I bothered you, ma'am.
22:11No bother at all, sheriff.
22:12If you see Ernie, will you please tell him to hurry home?
22:15I certainly will.
22:16Good night.
22:30Ernie!
22:34Ernie, you'll have to lay low until this whole thing is cleared up.
22:37Well, I'm not gonna hide.
22:38I haven't done anything.
22:39Just the same, you'll be more help to us out of jail.
22:41Tex Laughlin wasn't in this alone.
22:43It'd make it easier for us to work on the rest of them
22:44if they thought Ernie cleared out.
22:46You're right, Dusty.
22:48Well, what do you think ought to do?
22:50The only place you can hide out?
22:52Well, there's, uh, there's a line shack up
22:54hidden away from the north section.
22:55That'll do, Craig.
22:56Well, better go there and stay.
22:57We'll keep in touch with you.
23:06I think I'll do a little tail on my own, sheriff.
23:08Report in the morning, strike.
23:09We're riding till we run him down.
23:11Come on.
23:13We have to go.
23:15Come on.
23:16Come.
23:17Here we go.
23:18Come.
23:19Come.
23:20Come.
23:22Come.
23:23Uh-huh.
23:24Come.
23:25Come on.
23:26Here, querying attention.
23:27Come.
23:28Come on.
23:29If you're going to save us.
23:30Come on.
23:31Come.
23:32Come on.
23:33There, here.
23:34Come on.
23:35I remember to come.
23:36Come.
23:37Come.
23:38Get out of here.
23:39reach we figured this is one of the places you'd head for we got most for
23:45you and the sheriff has what are you fixing to do you'll see so you were
23:50tied up with a crooked partner you'll find out
23:54get down get in that cabin
24:23he showed up at that line check just like we figured you would we got a better
24:40I doubt for you right here you take care of the nice all right in the town
24:44there he's gone there's no shelter in it we got a nice job picked out for you
24:48tomorrow in the meantime get in there
24:51what are you up to
25:19you'll see the boys are aiming to make this pick up a good one
25:22start moving
25:31you
25:35you
25:38you
25:41this is a cop
25:48this is a cop
25:55this is a cop
26:02this is a cop
26:09this is a cop
26:11this is a cop
26:17you
26:20you
26:24you
26:26you
26:28you
26:30you
26:34you
26:47you
26:51you
26:53you
26:54you
26:56you
27:00you
27:04you
27:06you
27:08you
27:10you
27:12you
27:27you
27:29you
27:31you
27:33No, sir. I threw the whip to those leaders of mine, and we made a run for it.
27:38It was a good race until he overtook it.
27:41One of them grabbed it by the rain and yelled back,
27:43Pull up, or I'll jackknack your team and spill you all over the roads.
27:48Well, there was nothing else to do except pull up.
27:51Then we had to heave over the strongbox.
27:55When up rode Ernie as big as life and no mask over his face.
28:00He's the head of that gang, and make no mistake.
28:04You're sure it was Ernie Willard?
28:06Sure as I'm standing right here.
28:07And I say that we ought to hang him.
28:09There ought to be something done about him.
28:11That's what I say. Something ought to be done about him.
28:17Douglas tells me that Ernie Willard took foot today.
28:19That's right, Sheriff.
28:20And they called him boss. I would just tell him the boys.
28:22I can't figure it. With a girl like Dory for a sister.
28:26Jake just gave me an idea. Let's head for the ranch.
28:29They were dressed in black and had masks over their faces.
28:38Dory!
28:40Dory!
28:48We got some news for you.
28:49Have you heard from Ernie?
28:50Well, come on over here and sit down. We'll tell you all about it.
28:52All right.
28:52At least we know he's alive.
28:58Oh.
28:59The outlaws have got it.
29:01That's breaking the news gentle-like.
29:03You can always depend on the whole alibi to mess things up.
29:08Well, I only said what is a fact, didn't I?
29:10Well, you see, it's like this. We know that they have to keep him alive.
29:14Well, what do you mean by that?
29:15Well, I mean that the-
29:16The stage was held up today.
29:18And the outlaws used Ernie to make it look like he was leading them.
29:21But we know that's not true.
29:23And to prove it, we're going to subband it.
29:26Yippee!
29:27Now for the dirty work. Let's go get them.
29:30We're going to do that?
29:31By putting a big shipment of cash on the stage.
29:34We're going to call on Larry Meadows to furnish the money.
29:36And then let the outlaws take it off the stage?
29:38No. We're going to take it.
29:39You mean, you're going to hold up the stage?
29:42More than that, we're going to dress all in black.
29:45And big sure outlaws see us when we pull a stick up.
29:48Well, what are the men?
29:51Well, that's what we're going to find out.
29:54Alibi. Come here.
30:01What's a bothering you now, Elmer?
30:04Who's going to take that money to the stage office?
30:07Well, I am, I reckon.
30:08That's what I was afraid of.
30:10You better take me along to protect you.
30:13What if you'd get held up?
30:14I could hide the money.
30:16Well, that's a good idea, Elmer.
30:22Take your fingers out of my mouth.
30:23What are you doing, pulling a tooth?
30:25No, I'm not pulling a tooth.
30:27Just trying to get this money out of here, Elmer.
30:28After all, it's your idea.
30:32Gosh.
30:33Ah, here's a Tim.
30:35Just a minute, you're $5 short.
30:36Wait a minute, here's one of them.
30:43Gosh, I like the pig that swallowed the poke.
30:46That money sure tastes bad.
30:48How long you had it?
30:49Who is this little quirk?
30:51If it wasn't for me, he'd be broke.
30:53I'm his...
30:53Well, you sure don't look much like one.
30:56Well, if you think that you look like a Wells Fargo age,
30:59you're a loco.
31:00Ha, ha, ha.
31:01You ask for that one to strike.
31:03That's a lot of money.
31:08Where do you want it sent?
31:09To Flying R Ranch, Dry Gulch, Arizona.
31:15There's your receipt.
31:19That will soon be 500 new head of cattle
31:22on the Diamond W Ranch.
31:23Well, come on, cow folk.
31:26Let's go up the roundup.
31:27So long, Hammerhead.
31:28Ha, ha, ha.
31:42You better notify Ace and the boys
31:44they're riding this afternoon.
31:45Here comes Alibi.
31:59Sure hated to hand over all that good money.
32:02What are you worrying about?
32:03It wasn't yours.
32:04How do we look?
32:05Colossal.
32:06In a small way.
32:08If I didn't know you fellas so well,
32:09I'd swear he isn't outlawed.
32:10Here, get into your outfit.
32:11Well, here comes the stage.
32:35Here comes the stage.
32:40Drop that strong box.
32:54This ain't the place for the stick-up.
32:56But I like this spot better.
32:57Now get going.
33:00Hold.
33:00Help.
33:02Hit it.
33:10What's going on down there?
33:31We better get there, Mambres.
33:45We better get there, Mambres.
33:45They're coming.
33:46When we get near the ranch,
33:48you fall out and trail those outlaws back to town.
33:50You meet me later at the saloon.
34:03That was them, they changed their clothes.
34:05They're coming.
34:05They're coming.
34:06When we get near the ranch,
34:08you fall out and trail those outlaws back to town.
34:11You meet me later at the saloon.
34:12That was them, they changed their clothes.
34:13That was them, they changed their clothes.
34:25That was them. They changed the clothes.
34:55That was the last one.
35:25Those numbers from the Diamond W. We'll ride in report to Tim Douglas. Right.
35:37Reckon nobody's home. Oh, so now I'm nobody. Howdy, Elmer. Where is everybody? Listen to him. Where's everybody? What he means is, where's that pretty girl?
36:03If you two weren't love blind, you'd see that note propped up on the gaunt.
36:12It's from Dory. I've gone into town with Tim Douglas. He thinks he knows where Ernie is. Dory.
36:25Oh, we're as dumb as a couple of local steers. Something hit you? Yeah, when I was reading this note.
36:33Tim Douglas. Why, that's what that stage driver said to me. This ain't the spot that Tim set for the stick-up.
36:40Tim Douglas? Sure is shooting. Oh, Christ, we gotta prove it. Yeah, but first, let's go into town and get alibis. Then we'll find a way to do it.
36:51Now, you will have to do exactly as I tell you, Miss Dory, if you want to get your brother away safely. Go to Ernie.
36:55Go to Ernie. I'm positive of it. One of my men found out where they're holding him prisoner. And I've sent out enough men to take care of the outlaws.
37:02I'll always. Come on in, Ace.
37:05Come on in, Ace.
37:09What's wrong with you?
37:10Gladys, there's been a stick-up.
37:12Well, I knew there would be.
37:13But it wasn't us. Those hombres from the Diamond W beat us to it.
37:17Well, I expected something like that would happen. Do you know who they are?
37:21Some no-good drifters, if you ask me.
37:23No. Miss Willard means that they're the rangebusters.
37:26The rangebusters? Why, I'll steal them from the pull-up.
37:29Not so fast. Everything in its time. First, we'll let Ernie Willard be found. That'll satisfy public curiosity.
37:36But Ernie Willard knows enough to hang all of us.
37:39Not if he can't talk. Now, he'll be leaving the hideout this afternoon, headed south.
37:44You'll see that it doesn't get any further than High Point. He'll be driving a buckboard.
37:49High Point, yeah.
37:51Wait. You better let Red and Panhandle take care of it, and you stay at the hideout,
37:56and see that Miss Willard doesn't go with her brother. I'll be out later.
38:00What about the rangebusters?
38:02That's why I want Miss Willard to remain. We'll use her to set up for them.
38:07You think of everything, don't you?
38:26You know, if the sheriff don't bring in them outlaws pretty soon, I'm gonna quit driving the stage.
38:33It's getting so that every time I see a rider coming toward me, I stick up my hands.
38:42Hey, Joe. Come on. Give the boys a drink of this good old Kentucky bourbon.
38:47Come on, boys, have a drink of it.
38:49You quit drinking and quit driving the stage, and you'll be better off.
38:53Huh?
38:59Looks like Alibi has parked himself inside the saloon, all right.
39:02Yeah. Let's have a look.
39:15Drink it down.
39:24Any luck?
39:26A little. They stopped and got into the regular togs of the shack in Pine Canyon.
39:31Then they rode into town, and one of them headed straight for the stage depot.
39:35That's Jake's cargo office. Bring that stage drive in about five minutes.
39:39You know, I wanna wait right here till the sheriff comes. I got an idea. I know just exactly how to catch them outlaws.
39:56Hiding the strong bucks, cause that's what they're always after.
40:03Why don't you go home?
40:05I can't. The dog's in us.
40:15Get mounted. I got a job for you two.
40:26.
40:32.
40:37.
40:47hey wait a minute wait a minute if Tim Douglas wanted to see me why didn't he come to the
41:01saloon oh come on I hope alibi gets here before Douglas shows up you're telling me
41:12oh here he comes now with a stage driver here's your stage driver where's Tim this wasn't the
41:27spot that Tim set for the stick-up who told you say that why that's what you said to the
41:32hombre that held up the stage now you're local maybe so but just the same that's what you said
41:38to me oh so you is a stick-up man and you talked yourself right into a tank now come clean well
41:46what do you want from me who planned that stick up I don't know did you do it no I didn't have any
41:51who did it well it was who wanted which Tim Douglas and who else yeah strike cardigan
41:57turn him over the sheriff let him talk all he wants to
42:02after you deposit that barman meet us out in pine kang and we're riding out there now let's go dusty
42:17come on I don't want to miss any fireworks
42:21good
42:24bye
42:27up
42:29up
42:40up
42:42up
42:47up
42:50I get here he's inside with a girl and a brother kids kind of acting up maybe I can come in
42:58down I tell you says I'm not going to run away but Tim Douglas wouldn't advise you wrong I'm
43:10sure it's for the best journey well it looks like you all can't agree I tell you I'm not running
43:17out but the way things stand or figure out what you're doing here why you're mixed up in this
43:21or him they're trying to help you it's plain enough isn't it my men found this hideout and
43:28the bandits let out instead of taking you into the sheriff they reported back to me think that
43:33over Willard
43:47they got Jake keep your boys down
43:55now what is it those umbrage from the Diamond W they cornered Jake and made him spill everything
44:04you know about the sticker they'll have the sheriff on all of us I'm pulling out of here looks like
44:13I'll have to handle you too I said I'm pulling out of here and you ain't gonna stop me I'll catch up
44:19with your strike not this time you won't
44:36it's the range buster did you hear what he said earlier
44:39don't go in there
44:53yeah
44:58help
44:59help
45:00help
45:01help
45:02help
45:04help
45:05help
45:06help
45:07help
45:08help
45:09help
45:18help
45:34help
45:35help
45:36help
45:37help
45:38help
45:39The shot came from that direction.
46:09The shot came from that direction.
46:39The shot came from that direction.
47:09One of them is getting away.
47:16Looks like Douglas.
47:18The shot came from that direction.
47:25The shot came from that direction.
47:27The shot came from that direction.
47:34The shot came from that direction.
47:36The shot came from that direction.
47:43The shot came from that direction.
47:45The shot came from that direction.
47:52The shot came from that direction.
47:59The shot came from that direction.
48:01The shot came from that direction.
48:08The shot came from that direction.
48:09Nice work Ernie.
48:15The shot came from that direction.
48:16The shot came from that direction.
48:17The shot came from that direction.
48:22Here's another one for the jail Alibi.
48:26Come on.
48:27We got a nice self of Southeastern exposure for you.
48:29For you
48:59Well so long Ernie so long Alibi I'm sure glad we can leave Diamond W with everybody knowing you
49:26Well I can thank the Range Busters for that and Tim Douglas can thank them for being in jail for the next ten years
49:31I
49:33Wonder where them are my partners of mine are
49:38It's going to be lonesome here without you boys around well, we don't hanker to leave
49:44Maybe we don't have to hurry away crash. Why that'd be wonderful. It's always like this. We think it's over and it only begins
49:56Sure if you better do your duty if you don't one of them pals of mine is going to steal Dory away from you as sure as shooting
50:08This ought to do the trick
50:15Howdy sure why Denver I didn't know you were here
50:17I got business man. I hold a warrant for the arrest of three men known as the Range Busters
50:22Say what's this all about that the said Range Busters on data for said did stick up and in addition hold up the Wells Fargo stage
50:30For fine stuff. I'm sorry boys, but you'll have to ride into town, so you better hop into your saddles
50:37Hey boys, how about me? Can I go to jail, too?
50:44I
50:45Reckon jail won't be any worse with you around
50:47Well, goodbye miss goodbye miss miss Dory good luck boys
51:01Here take care of your offspring
51:03Dusty crash you follow me we can get away from that small time sure
51:17Denver
51:30Well, it's nothing but a blank piece of paper. I know it. It's just something alibi framed up
51:35It's the only way could get them to ride
51:37You know miss Dory ain't easy for a man to leave a pretty girl like you does that go for you to Denver?
51:42It sure does
51:46We all be seeing you folks
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