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Roaring Six Guns (1937) delivers a thrilling Western adventure filled with action, gunfights, and justice in the Old West. Follow the story of a determined cowboy who takes on ruthless outlaws to protect his land and loved ones. Packed with fast-paced shootouts and rugged frontier spirit, this film captures the excitement of the Wild West era.
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03:34Well, I'll see you at the right, Beth.
04:04Hello, Wildcat.
04:08What do you want to see me about, Mr. Ringgold?
04:10Oh, sit down.
04:12I just wanted to find out if you got rid of your beef herd in San Jose, all right, Wildcat?
04:17Sure, I did.
04:18And I got a good price for them.
04:20They were home fat.
04:22Yeah, that's what I wanted to speak to you about.
04:24Me and my partner a mile away in Roberts,
04:26been having a pretty tough time since drought started.
04:29No water, hardly any grass.
04:32Yes, sir.
04:33Our cattle are in bad shape.
04:36Now, you've got plenty of water and grass on that Willow Springs section of yours,
04:39and I thought if we could make a deal to...
04:41No, you can't, Ringgold.
04:43If I ever let you in on my arrange, I'd never get you off.
04:46Well, maybe we could figure out a partnership deal.
04:50Me tie in with you and mile away, Roberts?
04:53Oh, no.
04:55Call that slippery cuss mile away,
04:57because he's always a mile away from every job he pulls when the blow-off comes.
05:00Well, if this drought keeps up,
05:04bank credit is liable to be mighty hard to get this fall.
05:08You don't need to tell me that you control the only bank in Mesquite.
05:12But here's one cowman that don't need you nor your bank credit.
05:16Put that in your pipe and smoke it.
05:18Them's my sentiments, and I don't care who knows them.
05:21Have you propositioned Wildcat about using his range for our cattle?
05:35Yes, he won't let us inside of his fence line.
05:38We've got to get feed.
05:39Our cattle are starving.
05:40Now, if we can just get in on Wildcat's range,
05:44we can drive our stock over his ranch to the Indian lands,
05:49where the grass is stirrup high.
05:51Yes, but Buck Sinclair's got all that land under lease from the government,
05:55and he and Wildcat Roper worked their stock together.
05:58I know that.
06:00But Sinclair's lease expires at the end of this month.
06:02That's right.
06:03And without bank credit, he can't renew his lease.
06:09You're right again.
06:11I'll telephone the bank right now.
06:22Hello.
06:23Yes, this is Harmon.
06:25Oh, hello, Ringo.
06:27Is Buck Sinclair getting the money from our bank
06:29to renew his lease on that deep grass Indian land?
06:32Well, yes.
06:34I promise that we back him.
06:35Don't let him have a thin dime.
06:38Well, he owes us plenty already.
06:40If he doesn't get his lease back,
06:42he won't be able to fulfill his obligations.
06:44It'll ruin him.
06:46All right.
06:47Ruin him.
06:48I'm bidding in that deep grass land myself.
06:56Oh, George.
06:58Yeah.
06:59Come here.
07:00Coming.
07:01Come here.
07:01Come here.
07:02Come here.
07:02Come here.
07:07Didn't you tell Beth to stay away from the Sinclair place?
07:10Sure I did.
07:11Well, one word from you, and she does just what she pleases.
07:14I saw her and Sinclair together again today.
07:17Oh, I thought she'd gone over to Kelly's to attend a sick kid of his.
07:22Well, it isn't one of Kelly's kids who's getting attention right now.
07:26Now's your chance to tell them where to head in at.
07:28Well, uh, I'd like to speak to you, uh, alone.
07:45Mile away, Roberts is my partner.
07:47If I have to listen to your powwow, so is he.
07:49Well, but this is a personal matter.
07:52Call your hand as a courage lay or get out of the game.
07:55Well, uh, it's about your niece, Beth.
07:58I want to marry her.
08:03Well, I don't see anything funny.
08:05It's you that's funny.
08:07You ain't going to marry Beth now or ever.
08:10In fact, she's going to marry my partner here.
08:12Oh.
08:14Why, Mile Away Roberts never gave a man a decent break, let alone a woman.
08:17You asked for an answer and you got it.
08:20Now go on, on your way.
08:22Get going out of here.
08:23Now, wait a minute.
08:24I'm talking to Ringo, not you.
08:29Let go of that.
08:30Let go of my way.
08:31Come on, let go of my way.
08:33That's good.
08:34Let go.
08:36Now listen, you've got to listen to me, Mr. Ringo.
08:41I've done all the listening I'm going to do today.
08:47Here's a lucky piece.
09:00It stood off your watch chain.
09:03Why didn't you give me a hand when that big moose grabbed my leg?
09:06I never interfere in personal fights.
09:17What happened, Buck?
09:32Oh, Mile Away showed up as usual.
09:34I was afraid of that.
09:36I think we can accomplish more if you let me talk to Uncle alone.
09:40Hey, how about you and me going over to Mesquite and getting married and then talking it over?
09:43Oh, we couldn't do that.
09:45A mile away's been running roughshod and your uncle long enough.
09:49From now on, I'm going to take a hand in things.
09:51I don't blame you, Buck.
09:52I'm going to get myself fixed up for that.
10:20Hey, I wonder what old man Rupert will think of that.
10:34We don't care about these things.
10:35Wait a minute.
10:37Carry down some of the fence.
10:38Make it look like stray cattle down here.
10:50Sit down!
10:58Sit down!
10:58Yeah!
10:58Ha ha ha!
11:00Ha ha ha!
11:01Ha ha ha!
11:02Ha ha ha!
11:03Hey!
11:04What did you do to my fence?
11:05Oh, turn your front!
11:05Take it to the wall!
11:06Hey!
11:07Fire!
11:08Get this wildcat out for me!
11:09Oh!
11:10Oh!
11:12Hold on.
11:12Oh!
11:13Hold on!
11:14Oh!
11:15Oh!
11:16Oh!
11:17Oh!
11:18Go into it!
11:19Huh!
11:20That cat out for me!
11:23Aw!
11:24What's he doing here?
11:25Oh!
11:27Oh!
11:28Hey!
11:29Hey!
11:30Hey!
11:31Hey!
11:32Hey!
11:33Hey!
11:35Hey!
11:35Hey!
11:36Hey!
11:37Hey!
11:37Hey!
11:37Hey!
11:38Hey!
11:38Hey!
11:38Exactly!
11:38Hey!
11:39Hey!
11:39Come on, you dirty snakes!
12:01What are you pounding on me for?
12:03I thought you was wildcat.
12:05Hold it.
12:08Oh, good.
12:09It's Marloway's playful little bunch, huh?
12:12Well, see if you can put that fence back up as fast as you took it down.
12:16Get at it.
12:32Ow!
12:35Ow!
12:36Wait a minute.
12:37Where are you going?
12:38Get back on the job.
12:39All right, keep working.
12:40Thanks, Wildcat.
12:41Thanks is coming to you, Buck.
12:42If it hadn't been for you, them varmints that have clawed me to pieces.
12:46Oh, you were doing some clawing yourself in there.
12:47Yes, and that ain't half I'm going to do.
12:48Them two-hour outfit don't stay outside my fence line.
12:53When did you get back from San Jose?
12:54Son of.
12:55I hightailed it back here.
12:56See if you was going to get your lease renewed.
12:57Oh, sure I am.
12:58The stockman's bank's backing up my bid.
12:59That's the ticket.
13:00If that Ringgold and Robert ever get a hold of those deep grasslands, they'd run every
13:02cowman in the valley out.
13:03Any other cowman in the valley out.
13:04Thuc.
13:05Let's go looking back.
13:06Let's go, Sally.
13:07Your fire outfit don't stay outside my fence line.
13:08When did you get back from San Jose?
13:09Son of.
13:10Oh, I hightailed it back here.
13:11See if you was going to get your lease renewed.
13:12Oh, sure I am.
13:13The stockman's bank's backing up my bid.
13:14That's the ticket.
13:15If that Ringgold and Robert ever get a hold of those deep grasslands, they'd run every cowman
13:20In those deep grasslands, they'd run every cowman in the valley out.
13:34I see the sun
13:38Fading in the golden sky
13:42When day is dawn
13:46I hear a prairie lullaby
13:50And overhead
13:54Everybody's flying high
13:58They're going to bed
14:02To a prairie lullaby
14:06I hear this melody
14:10And my heart's at rest
14:16Oh, it's a melody
14:20That belongs to the West
14:24Someday I'll roam
14:30But I'll never say goodbye
14:34I'll come back home
14:38To a prairie lullaby
14:42I'll never say goodbye
14:50Did you get a chance to speak to your Uncle Beth?
14:52No, Marlowe Roberts always seems to be on hand.
14:56He holds a whip hand, doesn't he?
14:58Looks that way.
15:00Well, if we give him enough rope, he'll hang himself.
15:03I hope so.
15:04Oh, I'm sorry I said that.
15:08Say, uh, will you be in town tomorrow?
15:10Nothing to keep the devil out
15:12I'll sit away from the federal auction
15:13Oh, fine.
15:14Well, I'll see you there then
15:15All right, Buck
15:16I hear this melody
15:21And my heart's at rest
15:26Oh, it's a melody
15:30That belongs to the West
15:35Someday I'll roam
15:40But I'll never say goodbye
15:46I'll come back home
15:50To a prairie lullaby
15:56Well, I'm glad to see you, Commissioner.
16:14How are you, Mr. Harmon?
16:15Fine, babe.
16:26Everything all right?
16:31Sure.
16:35Hey, you want a sled?
16:50Yeah, sure, sure.
16:51What?
16:56Hello, Mr. Roper
17:01Hello, Beth
17:02This is going to be exciting, isn't it?
17:04A lot more exciting than you imagined
17:09Oh, hello, Mr. Harmon
17:11Glad to see you're on time
17:14Hello, Sinclair
17:16I'm sorry, but the Stockman's Bank won't be able to back you a bit on those Indian lands
17:20But you promised me
17:21I know I did
17:23Things have changed since then
17:26If I can't renew my lease, I'm through
17:29You understand that, don't you?
17:30Sure, I do
17:37Oh-ho
17:39So Rangold and Roberts think they have me roped and hogtied, huh?
17:42Well, I can't help that
17:43Oh, you wouldn't if you could
17:44Rangold's the biggest stockholder in your bank
17:46And you'll do just what he says
17:48A wink is as good as a nod to a blind horse
17:51This looks like a trap to me
17:54Somebody's going to get caught
17:56Uh-oh
17:57Just a minute
17:58I'll go right back where you long
18:00But I only wanted to
18:01No buts about it now
18:02On your way
18:03Oh, Jake Harmon double-crossed you, huh?
18:19How did you know?
18:20A wink's as good as a nod to a blind horse
18:22Yeah, you're right
18:23Yeah, you're right
18:24I'm all voiced up
18:25I won't have enough range left to feed a jackrabbit
18:28How much you been paying on that present lease?
18:31Twenty cents an acre a year
18:33Well, you're going to get your lease renewed
18:35No matter what it costs
18:36How can I?
18:38I'm flat enough flapjack
18:39They call me wildcat
18:41Of course, when they rub my fur the wrong way
18:43The sparks begin to fly
18:44And right now, my fur's getting kind of itchy
18:47And the sparks is just about due
18:58This is a federal place by public bidding
19:01Certain lands
19:02In charge of the Indian Department
19:04By authority of the Secretary of the Interior
19:07And the President of the United States
19:09Gentlemen
19:14You're all familiar with the placement of said lands
19:18Block number one includes, as previously arranged
19:21An estimated 100 sections
19:24Approximately 64,000 acres
19:28And called the deep grass Indian lands
19:31To be known hereafter as block number one
19:34The lease on this government land is held by Buck Sinclair
19:38Operating the Circle S Ranch
19:41Present lease expires the 30th day of this month
19:44Now gentlemen, I am ready to receive bids on block number one
19:49Start your bidding, boy
19:52Twenty cents
19:55Same as I've always paid
19:57Twenty-five cents
19:59Thirty cents
20:01Thirty-five cents
20:04Thirty-five
20:06I'm bid thirty-five
20:08Forty cents
20:10Fifty-five cents
20:12Fifty-five cents
20:13Fifty-five cents
20:14Fifty-five cents
20:15Fifty-five cents
20:16I'll beat you that time
20:18Fifty-five
20:20I bid fifty-five
20:22Any advance on fifty-five?
20:25I'll bid sixty-cent
20:27Sixty-five cents
20:28Sixty-five cents
20:29Why, that man hasn't got a red cent to back up his bid
20:31I told you all the time, eh?
20:32All bids at this auction will be accepted only as representing United States gold
20:39And Sinclair hasn't got the price of his shirt in United States gold
20:43Why, he's up to his neck in debt
20:45Ask the bank president
20:47Go get him, boy
20:49Thanks, Wildcat
20:51I will
20:52This check represents the Sinclair Roper interest
20:56The fishing guarantee of the Sinclair Roper bid
20:59Any advance on sixty-five cents?
21:02That deep grass land ain't worth sixty-five cents an acre on outright sale
21:18Sinclair's trying to force the price up
21:20So when I bid enough that he knows he'll break me
21:22He'll drop out and leave me holding the sack
21:24No one is forcing you to bid, Mr. Ringgold
21:27And let him have it at sixty-five cents
21:29He'll be glad to turn it back to the government
21:31Before a cow has chewed a cud off of that grass
21:33No advance on sixty-five cents?
21:35Last time?
21:36Sold
21:38The lease on block number one goes to the Sinclair Roper partnership
21:41That's sixty-five cents an acre per year
21:43If the details of this auction are not available,
21:45If the details of this auction are not available,
21:47Then you'll drop out and leave me holding the sack
21:48No one is forcing you to bid, Mr. Ringgold
21:50And let him have it at sixty-five cents
21:51And let him have it at sixty-five cents
21:53He'll be glad to turn it back to the government
21:54Before a cow has chewed a cud off of that grass
21:56If the details of this auction are not completed by the fifteenth of this month
21:59The lease will be declared in default
22:07Kindly got you by the tail on a down-ill pole that time, didn't we, mile away?
22:13If you furnish Sinclair the money to go through with this deal
22:17You'll bite off a chunk that'll choke you
22:20You lop-eared jackrabbit
22:22A lop-eared jackrabbit?
22:24I am a warrior
22:26Right here
22:27Right here
22:28Right here
22:29Right here
22:30Right here
22:31Order in this meeting
22:32Hey, don't kite
22:35You told me to cut it off here, jackrabbit
22:37Get away with it
22:38Get away with it
22:44Hop over to the post office and get the mail, will you, Ben?
22:54Things are bad enough without you making them worse
22:56What are you driving at?
22:57Can't you see that every cowman in this room was against us hook, line, and sinker?
23:02We've got to start making friends, not enemies
23:05Quit preaching
23:06We've gotten out a worse jackpot than this
23:09If we do get the contract from the government to furnish beef for that construction camp at Beaumont
23:13How are we going to handle it without the deep grasslands?
23:17Sinclair can't put over this deal without Wildcat Roper behind him, can he?
23:23Of course he can't
23:24Well
23:25Now listen, Malloway
23:28I don't want any
23:29Don't tell me what you want
23:31Just figure on what you're going to get
23:47Just figure on what you're doing
23:49Here
23:50To the road
24:15Who have you
26:17Wildcat.
26:18Wild...
26:19Wildcat.
26:21Wild...
26:29Wildcat.
26:43Wild...
26:45Wildcat.
26:47Wildcat.
26:51Wildcat.
26:52Wildcat.
26:53Wildcat.
26:55Wildcat.
26:56Wildcat.
26:57Hello, Macy.
27:05No, some of them.
27:08Set them up.
27:11Where have you been?
27:12Oh, just moving around with a bullard.
27:15Oh, well, there's no one else.
27:17Well, there's no one else.
27:18Oh, we're on it.
27:20We're on it.
27:22We're on it, so we're on it.
27:23We've got to get him.
27:25Here.
27:26Got that man you told me to pick up.
27:28Sundown, Sondag.
27:40How are you, Sundown?
27:42Nothing better for your asking.
27:44You don't like me, do you?
27:46No. I never did, and I never will.
27:48Do you know Buck Clare?
27:50Well, he's a square shooter and pretty fast with a gun.
27:52Yeah, that's why I...
27:54All right. Pack your freight.
27:56Just because I take money from you,
27:58I don't have to associate with you.
28:04What's the matter? You're not packing any hardware.
28:06Where are your guns?
28:08I'll have them when I need them.
28:10He's a funny kind of a cuss, isn't he?
28:22Yeah.
28:24Come on, Sundown. Let's have it.
28:28Buck!
28:30What happened to Mr. Roper?
28:32He was killed, out near Twin Peaks.
28:34Who could have done such a thing?
28:36Wildcat was killed because he backed up my bid on the Indian lands.
28:40There's only one outfit that wants my land.
28:42Do you mean that...
28:44What else could I mean?
28:46Double R's out to grab a deep grass land,
28:48same as they've hooked a lot of other ants in this valley.
28:50You don't know what you're saying.
28:52You're accusing my uncle and Mile Away Roberts of...
28:54Sure I am.
28:56A dozen men have tried to buck them before.
28:58Men older and wiser than I am.
29:00You know what happened to them.
29:02I only know what range gossip says.
29:04I'm not blaming you, Beth.
29:06Things look so hopeless. Why stay here and try to fight?
29:08Let's go away somewhere and start all over again.
29:10You can sell out.
29:12We'll build a new outfit all our own away from all this trouble.
29:14You want me to quit?
29:16Won't you try to understand, dear?
29:18It's for your sake as well as mine.
29:20What I have is mine, and I intend to hold on to it.
29:22Please, Buck, do what I say.
29:24Why, well, Beth, in anything but this.
29:26Well, you know what happened to them.
29:28You know what happened to them.
29:29I only know what range gossip says.
29:31I'm not blaming you, Beth.
29:32Things look so hopeless.
29:33Why stay here and try to fight?
29:35Nothing but this.
29:37Then you and I are through.
29:39Oh, you mean that?
29:41Yes, I do.
29:43Every word of it.
29:45Well, I guess that's settled.
29:47Give me the hardware I checked in, will you, Sullivan?
30:01Wildcat Roper was killed today.
30:15So we heard.
30:17But it was just too bad.
30:19What are you going to do about it?
30:21I'm going to give the killer a taste of his own medicine.
30:25So you're the great Sinclair, eh?
30:29You can leave out the great, Sundown.
30:31Oh?
30:32You've heard about me, huh?
30:33Never heard anything good.
30:35They tell me that you claim to be pretty fast with a gun.
30:40Oh, I never said that.
30:41You lie.
30:42Draw your gun and go to work.
30:46I can't get it.
30:47I can't get it, but I can't get it.
30:49I can't get it.
30:50I can't get it.
30:51You can't get it.
30:52I can't get it.
30:53I can't get it.
30:54I can't get it.
30:55I can't get it, I can't get it.
30:56Well, I never said that.
30:57You lie.
31:00Draw your gun and go to work.
31:05I ain't packing any hardware just now, Sinclair.
31:07But I will be at five o'clock.
31:09Who's paying you to fight me, sundown?
31:11Well, that ain't gonna bother you none, Sinclair.
31:14Not where you're going.
31:16Maybe not.
31:17But I advise you to collect the money for the job in advance.
31:20If you expect to get paid.
31:26Don't let him out of your sight.
31:56Let's take it now.
32:02What are you doing with that horn?
32:05Thanks, sundown.
32:08Thanks, Sundown.
32:30Well, that's all right.
32:32I just didn't want anybody else cooking my meat, that's all.
32:36I'll see you at 5 o'clock.
32:38Don't keep me waiting.
32:40I won't.
32:53What started all the rumpus?
32:55St. Clair was mighty suspicious of that bronch he owes.
32:59He'll stop being suspicious along about 5 o'clock.
33:04Hello, Plunk.
33:05Hello, Hans.
33:07Say, have you got a little single-action .22 or something like that?
33:11Oh, yeah, sure.
33:13It's, well, it's pretty old, but still pretty good.
33:18That is to say, if you want to shoot squirrels.
33:22I see.
33:23Well, that'll cost you about, well, about two bucks.
33:27Oh, that's all right.
33:28This'll do.
33:29I'll take this.
33:30All right, thanks.
33:31I have a date with a fella at 5 o'clock.
33:32I don't want to hurt him too much.
33:33Then I wish you good luck.
33:37From what I hear, there ain't no one as fast as your sundown.
33:41I'll say.
33:42But I just can't figure how he works.
33:44Well, he bleeding a few hours waiting makes the other man nervous.
33:48Then when they meet, there's somebody so shaky he can't shoot straight.
33:52Oh.
33:53I'll smarts him, and then out shoots him.
33:54Yeah.
33:55I reckon that's it.
33:56But choosing this guy, St. Clair, ain't no child's play.
34:05.
34:22Give me a glass of water.
34:44I'll bet you 10 to 1, sundown beats Sinclair to the draw.
34:48Ah, don't get reckless with your money.
34:51I'll bet you $10 that Sinclair doesn't even show up.
35:03You lose. Here he comes.
35:21That's right.
35:24I'll bet you $10.
35:26I'll bet you $10.
35:28I'll bet you $10.
35:30I'll bet you $10.
35:33Well, I'm here on time sundown.
36:03I'm here.
36:13I'm here.
36:16I'm here.
36:23I'm here.
36:30Your gunplay must be bad, Sinclair.
36:37As fast as you are, you should have gotten me between the eyes.
36:41Well, I didn't want to, sundown.
36:43I just shot for your shoulder with this little pop gun here.
36:46Yeah.
36:50What, you mean that you didn't try to kill me?
36:53Why should I?
36:54I haven't got anything against you.
36:56And I have against the man who hired you to do that shooting.
37:00Can you get any more at the hospital, boys?
37:08Just a minute, Sinclair.
37:10We are holding you for the sheriff.
37:12I'm taking orders from no one until after the 15th.
37:15I've got a date at the county seat with the Lamp.
37:18Skeeter.
37:19Go over to Judge Hardy and swear out a complaint against him.
37:25Hey, Skeeter!
37:30Stay where you belong, Skeeter.
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43:59You'll be lucky if that's all you ever lose.
44:02Say, what's the matter with you lately?
44:04You're worse than the bear that's been caught in a trap.
44:07That's just about the way I feel.
44:10In a trap.
44:10Quit worrying.
44:12With Wildcat packed away, we're sitting pretty.
44:16And nobody's going to stop us from running the whole valley to suit ourselves.
44:20You're overlooking Buck Sinclair, aren't you?
44:23I don't think he'll cut much ice.
44:25Why not?
44:26Because Skeeter and the boys will take care of him.
44:30Well, Mrs. Kelly writes some interesting news.
44:32Let's have it.
44:33The sheriff is back in town.
44:35He's called a meeting of all the other ranchers.
44:37I wonder what for.
44:39Don't you realize that the whole valley is against you in your fight with Buck Sinclair?
44:43The sheriff is probably going to try and stop it before the ranchers start a range war.
44:48Maybe he's too late.
44:50Listen, Milo Way.
44:51You deliberately started this whole thing yourself.
44:55We never hired any gunmen or cattle rustlers until I took you into partnership.
44:59Well, if you don't like me for a partner, why don't you get out?
45:03You're crazy.
45:04If anybody gets out, it'll be you.
45:17Well, did you get Sinclair?
45:22No.
45:23He nearly got me instead.
45:26Well, you've got to get him if Slug and the boys haven't done it already.
45:30And then move all of our cattle to the deep grasslands before the ranchers have a chance to make a move.
45:47Well, did you get that long-legged jack?
46:12No.
46:13All we got was a saddle roll.
46:14Sinclair rigged up as a dummy.
46:16Probably figured you as dummies, too.
46:18Now, listen carefully.
46:20The ranchers is having a meeting in the sheriff's office.
46:22We've got to run all the cattle over into Sinclair's range land before they get a chance to make a move.
46:27What good will that do?
46:29Well, Milo Way figures if we don't get Sinclair, the sheriff will throw him in jail for trying to shoot Sundown.
46:34And he won't give him months.
46:36Then Milo Way can grab Sinclair's range land.
46:38And once we get our cattle across that fence line, we can hold it against every rancher in the valley.
46:43Even if we have to use hot lead.
46:48Just like we got rid of them other two outfits Easter here.
46:51Yeah, same way.
46:57This is Sinclair.
46:58So Sinclair finally ruined your reputation.
47:26Yes, sir.
47:29Sheriff, he shot me right down the piece of earth.
47:32You know, I'm never going to believe that down.
47:34So I'm just going to hang up my guns for good.
47:38Well, I'm glad you finally got some sense of him.
47:41You know, Sheriff, I'm beginning to like that long, lanky lizard Sinclair.
47:46Say, I'm going to throw in with him.
47:47That is, to be happy in his outfit.
47:49Yeah, we all figure he's ace high.
47:52Well, Sheriff, you sure got a funny way of showing it.
47:55Why, the only reason that you ranchers are still in business is because Sinclair has been fighting Ringgold and Roberts to try and hold on to his range land.
48:01That's why we called this meeting.
48:02The double-out outfit has been running hog wild too long over this country.
48:06Well, now you're talking, Sheriff.
48:07My boy Sinclair has never refused to throw up in his range land for you and your stock.
48:12But let me tell you something, that if Ringgold and Roberts once get a hold of it, they're going to ruin every rancher in this valley.
48:37He's headed for town.
48:45Sheriff will take care of him.
48:58Double-R riders pushing cattle to Willow Springs to deep grassland.
49:02Boys, we're going to have a showdown with the double-R.
49:05Now, wait a minute, Sheriff.
49:06I'm going too.
49:06Oh, you stay here and play office, boy.
49:08What?
49:09A killer with my reputation?
49:11You had a reputation once, some, Don, but it ain't worth a nickel now.
49:27Mylowy, who engineered the killing of Wildcat Roper?
49:32How should I know, George?
49:33It has all the earmarks of one of your job.
49:36What's the matter?
49:37Are you getting weak in the knees?
49:38No.
49:39I'm just getting strength enough to call for a showdown with you.
49:43From now on, we operate the double-R on the square, or you and me are through.
49:48You're covering a lot of territory, aren't you?
49:51Not half as much as I'm going to cover.
49:53The first thing I'm going to do is to call in all of our riders.
49:56I've trained that bunch to answer nobody's call but my own.
49:59Well, if they won't obey me, maybe they'll listen to the Sheriff.
50:07I don't think you'll be squealed to the Sheriff.
50:10Oh, no?
50:11No.
50:12Well, you just watch me.
50:14I don't know if you've met.
50:28Sorry.
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54:34Here's another empty shell you can add to your collection, Sinclair.
55:04Right between the eyes that time, Sinclair.
55:33It's going to be mighty lonely here without you two.
55:36I can't see why you have to set up housekeeping over at Buck's place.
55:40Oh, we'll be back just as soon as I can get the work started on the deep grass range.
55:45Goodbye, Uncle.
55:46Along, Beth.
55:48We'll be over to see you later, Mr. Engel.
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