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00:00:00The End
00:00:30Oh, my God.
00:01:00I don't know who you are, but thanks. I'm going this way.
00:01:04You're coming with us.
00:01:12Calamity, Jane.
00:01:14All right, boys, wait outside.
00:01:18Jane, I'm Governor Johnson.
00:01:20This is Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Mr. Emerson, and his secretary, Mr. Martin.
00:01:27I'll come right to the point.
00:01:29We staged that jailbreak.
00:01:31We wanted it to look as if your friends broke you out.
00:01:33We have a job for you, Jane.
00:01:34A job which requires absolute secrecy.
00:01:37How about that point you were coming to?
00:01:40A group of white renegades is smuggling guns to the Indians.
00:01:43We've got to find out who they are before we have an Indian war on our hands.
00:01:47Six months ago, we sent out two of our best agents.
00:01:49Their bodies were found horribly mutilated.
00:01:51We thought we'd send a woman, a woman who can take care of herself.
00:01:58Like me, for instance?
00:02:00Yes, Jane, like you.
00:02:01We need your help desperately.
00:02:03What's the price tag on this?
00:02:19Jane, you're facing a jail sentence of ten years.
00:02:22You get those men for us, and we'll give you a pardon.
00:02:25A full pardon.
00:02:26Gentlemen, I'd like to go on record as saying we can't trust this criminal.
00:02:33I think we can.
00:02:39Here's proof of my confidence.
00:02:40Well, it's mighty nice of you.
00:02:53Breach.
00:02:58Thanks for the drink, Governor.
00:03:01Jane, outside that window, there's no pardon.
00:03:04Unless you help us, the West will be drenched with the blood of white settlers.
00:03:07Thousands of lives, women and children.
00:03:10You could stand a little practice, son.
00:03:17I'll take a look at that pardon.
00:03:26Keep talking.
00:03:28You'll take the stage tonight.
00:03:30At Port Deerfield, contact a lawyer named Jim Hunter.
00:03:33There's a wagon train going west.
00:03:35You'll both join it.
00:03:36Hunter will pose as your husband.
00:03:37As man and wife, you'll be lost in the crowd on that wagon train.
00:03:39You'll get further instructions from Hunter.
00:03:41We're depending on you, Jane.
00:03:44I'm depending on you.
00:03:47And I wouldn't advise you to cross me up, gents.
00:03:56So she finally agreed to go.
00:03:58She'll be traveling as a lady.
00:04:01But she's a killer.
00:04:02A dead shot.
00:04:04I found that out.
00:04:05Where'd you get her?
00:04:07But get her when you're sure she can't beat you to the draw.
00:04:09Don't know.
00:04:25Bye-bye.
00:05:00Mr. Hunter.
00:05:15Mr. Hunter.
00:05:30Mr. Hunter.
00:05:37Mr. Hunter.
00:05:43Mr. Hunter.
00:05:47Mr. Hunter.
00:06:53Take a seat over there, dearie.
00:07:15There'll be one ready in a minute.
00:07:16Oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:07:29Now, we'll take a little...
00:07:30If you don't mind my telling you, it's the one right over on the...
00:07:32Please, no clues. You spoil all the fun.
00:07:35Pardon me.
00:07:38One can detect an ailing tooth by the dull sound that comes.
00:07:41I don't want it to be struck lightly by a hammer.
00:07:43That seems logical.
00:07:44Here we go. Please.
00:07:52Ah, that's it.
00:07:54There's the little doll right there.
00:07:55I will...
00:07:56Stand by.
00:08:00After discovering the ailing tooth, the next thing is to drill away the decay.
00:08:05Doesn't seem logical, but I'm game.
00:08:08What?
00:08:09Now, open. Open wide.
00:08:13This won't hurt us a bit.
00:08:18Where'd you go?
00:08:20Now, steady now.
00:08:22Wide.
00:08:24Where's the guy who calls himself a painless dentist?
00:08:26Hey, I got a tooth that's killing me.
00:08:29Now, sit down. You're next.
00:08:30I'll sit down.
00:08:35That's what I say. You're next.
00:08:38That'll be two dollars, please.
00:08:39Never mind the two dollars.
00:08:40Thanks.
00:08:41You're welcome.
00:08:42Yeah.
00:08:42Hey.
00:08:43Hurry up!
00:08:45Oh.
00:08:50Open wide.
00:08:50Ah.
00:08:51Ah, that's a happy little dungeon.
00:08:54Mmm.
00:08:55Mmm.
00:08:57Less than that go in here.
00:08:59Well, now.
00:08:59Ah, never mind about that.
00:09:01When a tooth's no good, you pull it.
00:09:03Please, I'm the dentist. I know what I'm doing.
00:09:05Yes.
00:09:05What do you know? He's right.
00:09:13Oh, no.
00:09:14All right.
00:09:14Open wide.
00:09:15We did it.
00:09:17Yes.
00:09:17Oh, it's all right. We'll get right into the important stuff here.
00:09:23Real wide now.
00:09:25Get something.
00:09:25Hey.
00:09:26I thought you were going to pull it.
00:09:28Well, I have to dig a little toe hole for the pliers.
00:09:31This won't hurt us at all.
00:09:32Just...
00:09:32Please, no singing.
00:09:37Got a tonsil. I'm sorry.
00:09:43That hair on the inside, too.
00:09:45There you are. Nothing to it at all.
00:09:48We're starting to burn a little wood here.
00:09:51Ready now.
00:09:55We're getting warm.
00:09:57There you are.
00:09:59There you are.
00:10:01Jerry.
00:10:01Do you mind moving your tongue over a little?
00:10:07I didn't think you were that tough.
00:10:09Let's see.
00:10:13Don't swallow it.
00:10:14Don't swallow it.
00:10:15Don't swallow it, please.
00:10:18That's funny.
00:10:18I have one just like it.
00:10:21That's your hungry little thing.
00:10:23You...
00:10:23Well...
00:10:26So that's what Horace Greeley meant.
00:10:29I'll be with you in a minute.
00:10:30You've got just the kind of mouth I'd like to work on.
00:10:34Listen, weasel.
00:10:36I came here to get a tooth pulled.
00:10:37This one.
00:10:38Oh, the one next to the gold one.
00:10:40Savvy?
00:10:41I know.
00:10:41I know.
00:10:41We'll find it.
00:10:42Don't worry about a thing.
00:10:44It's a cinch.
00:10:44We'll get to it sooner or later.
00:10:45I'm a very sensitive man.
00:10:47Don't hurt me.
00:10:48All right.
00:10:48Now just relax.
00:10:49What's that?
00:10:49Well, it's laughing gas.
00:10:50That's why they call me painless potter.
00:10:52I use it on all my patients.
00:10:53Is it safe?
00:10:53Well, it's the safest thing in the world.
00:10:55But would you mind paying me now?
00:10:57Come on.
00:10:58The one next to the gold one.
00:10:59Okay.
00:11:01That's good.
00:11:01Is it coming through?
00:11:13Yeah.
00:11:14Feel anything?
00:11:17Must be a leaf around here.
00:11:31Is it doing it to you?
00:11:35Huh?
00:11:36Bye-bye.
00:11:57Come on, dearie.
00:11:58You're next.
00:12:01I pulled the wrong tooth.
00:12:20Got the one with the nugget in it.
00:12:27So you pulled the wrong tooth.
00:12:29How about that?
00:12:34I'm going to give you just 15 minutes to get out of town.
00:12:39Last time, they gave me 20 minutes.
00:12:41You can't take a bath with their guns on.
00:13:09Come on.
00:13:22Come on.
00:13:23Come on.
00:13:23Get out of here.
00:13:24Help!
00:13:25Come in, child.
00:13:26Please!
00:13:34Help!
00:13:36Help!
00:13:37Help!
00:13:38Help!
00:13:41Help!
00:13:42Help!
00:13:44Help!
00:13:45You looking for someone?
00:13:54Who did the shooting?
00:14:08Who are they?
00:14:11Never saw them before.
00:14:13That must be strange.
00:14:13I wonder who did the shooting.
00:14:18It's Lance.
00:14:19He's still alive.
00:14:20Anybody get any whiskey?
00:14:21Dad's got some.
00:14:22Yeah, yeah.
00:14:23Come on, Lance.
00:14:25Doc, get up.
00:14:27Get up.
00:14:30Say, I must be running out of customers.
00:14:31I'm pulling my own teeth.
00:14:32Oh, get up, Doc.
00:14:33Hurry.
00:14:34They're shooting upstairs.
00:14:36Come on and do something.
00:14:38Shooting?
00:14:39I'll do something, all right.
00:14:40I'm clearing out of here.
00:14:41I'm going back east where men may not be men, but they're not corpses either.
00:14:45I've had enough.
00:14:50Don't give your right names.
00:14:51Warm up, kids.
00:15:10We're moving again.
00:15:11They're all ages joining a wagon train, Buffalo Flats.
00:15:27Look.
00:15:37Getty up.
00:15:37Get me out of here.
00:15:38Wait, I've been chased by women before, but not while I was awake.
00:16:06I'll take over now.
00:16:07Yeah, you drive a while.
00:16:08Who wants to watch the road?
00:16:09I'm going to join that wagon train.
00:16:11Come on!
00:16:11Head them any way you like.
00:16:13What am I saying?
00:16:14That's Indian country out there.
00:16:15Well, you're not afraid of a few Indians, are you?
00:16:17No, it's not the Indians I'm afraid of.
00:16:19It's their attitudes.
00:16:19They're hatchet happy.
00:16:21I'm heading back home, Washington, D.C.
00:16:23I'm going to join that wagon train.
00:16:25Yeah, you can't join them without a wagon.
00:16:28Make up your mind.
00:16:29Are you going with me?
00:16:30You've got yourself a traveling companion.
00:16:43Keep traveling.
00:16:44Boy, can you kiss?
00:16:53Sorry I had to do that, son.
00:17:00But this is a big job.
00:17:04There's a wagon train going west.
00:17:06You'll both join us.
00:17:07Hunter will pose as your husband.
00:17:09It's not Steve that we're interested in.
00:17:11It's secrecy.
00:17:12As man and wife, you'll be lost in the crowd on that wagon train.
00:17:14You wouldn't let a girl go on a wagon train alone, would you?
00:17:40Penis, you're just the man I've been hoping to meet.
00:17:42Penis, there's something about you that appeals to me.
00:17:48Wake up, stupid.
00:17:50I'm proposing to you.
00:17:53I'm in love with you.
00:17:56I said I'm in love with you.
00:17:59And I want to marry you.
00:18:03What's going on?
00:18:05Why, sure, I'll marry you, dear.
00:18:09Huh?
00:18:09I knew the moment your lips touched mine that we were men for each other.
00:18:14Oh, you did?
00:18:17Let me hear you say it again.
00:18:19Tell me you'll marry me.
00:18:21Me?
00:18:23Tell me you'll marry me.
00:18:26The way you kiss, how can I refuse?
00:18:28I now pronounce you man and wife.
00:18:36The ring, please.
00:18:45The wedding ring is a token of the solemn vows you have just taken.
00:18:50This ring is a symbol of your affection, sincerity, and fidelity.
00:18:55This ring is a symbol of your affection, sincerity, and fidelity.
00:18:55Ah, at last.
00:19:22And now, the kiss.
00:19:26Not me, you fool.
00:19:28Huh?
00:19:29Well, howdy, fool.
00:19:59Folks, welcome.
00:20:00Uh, what's your handle?
00:20:01Oh, Potter.
00:20:01Mr. and Mrs. Painless Peter Potter.
00:20:03I'm Mr.
00:20:03Glad to have you with us.
00:20:04Yeah, just, uh, make yourself to home, folks.
00:20:07Oh, thank you.
00:20:11I'll unhitch the horses, and then we can, uh, talk.
00:20:15Well, I'll unhitch the horses.
00:20:16Come on, let's play hide and see.
00:20:36Hey, Jimmy, where are you?
00:20:38Here I am!
00:20:39What are you trying to do?
00:20:47Blow yourself up, your little...
00:20:48What happened?
00:20:49Come on, you kids.
00:20:50Get out of here.
00:20:54I told you to keep that canvas lash down tight.
00:20:56Good thing he didn't see it.
00:21:03Uh-huh, just as I thought.
00:21:05That wisdom tooth has got to come out.
00:21:08He don't look like no federal agent to me.
00:21:10But that's the wagon that left town right after the killing.
00:21:13I can see you 10.30, Tuesday.
00:21:15Painless.
00:21:28That's my wife.
00:21:30Philly to you.
00:21:31From now on, I probably won't have a minute to myself.
00:21:34Painless.
00:21:35Yes.
00:21:37Oh, what are you doing to that poor girl, you glorious beast?
00:21:43Yes, darling.
00:21:43Would you loosen my stays a little, honey?
00:21:45Well, it's not my regular work, but I...
00:21:48Here, maybe I can work it out better this way.
00:21:50Now, you can't do it like that.
00:21:53Well, it was an idea.
00:21:55Say, they're rugged, aren't they?
00:21:57Made of whale bone.
00:21:58Just call me Moby Dick.
00:22:02Hey, you know, it's a funny thing.
00:22:03We've been married two hours, and this is the closest I've gotten to you.
00:22:06Well, you're so strong, silent, and unapproachable.
00:22:09You want to bet?
00:22:12Tell me something about yourself.
00:22:14You seem so mysterious.
00:22:16All I know is that you came from Washington, D.C.
00:22:20I'm sure there are a lot of things you haven't told me.
00:22:23I'll unload little information at a time.
00:22:25That's the way to keep a girl interested.
00:22:27Who tied these for you?
00:22:28A sailor?
00:22:29And another thing.
00:22:30You never told me why you left Fort Deerfield in such a hurry.
00:22:34Well, I had a little trouble, but it's all cleared up now.
00:22:37There.
00:22:37Hey, why worry about my past?
00:22:39Let's work on our future.
00:22:43That's our man, all right.
00:22:45Going west in a covered wagon.
00:22:46That's my kind of life.
00:22:48Blazing new frontiers.
00:22:49Facing danger, privation, and death.
00:22:52Is that my kind of life?
00:22:53Now, remember, Painless, you promised to love, honor, and protect me.
00:22:58Yeah, let's do it in the order of name.
00:23:00All right, get moving, folks.
00:23:01We'll get a good early start.
00:23:02The sooner we get past that Indian country, the better.
00:23:05Indian country.
00:23:08Do we have to go that way?
00:23:09Now, Painless, I'll be with you.
00:23:12You're not afraid, are you?
00:23:16No.
00:23:17I can always get another scalp.
00:23:20Let's go.
00:23:21All right, folks, let's get going.
00:23:32Yahoo!
00:23:33Yahoo!
00:23:35Yahoo!
00:23:38Yahoo!
00:23:42My husband.
00:24:00We'll take this trail to the right.
00:24:01Yeah, we'd better.
00:24:02That one leaps deep into Indian country.
00:24:05Well, let's get home.
00:24:06We've got a long haul before night.
00:24:07All right.
00:24:12I wake up to a little bit of drool.
00:24:40Pull up my pillow, feel like it's going to be a bad day.
00:24:43Yeah, I'm tired of shit, and the coffee ain't hit.
00:24:45Yeah, damn, ain't that great.
00:24:47I don't want to go to work, because my boss is a jerk, and I'm not even that paid.
00:24:51I need a change in my life, because I don't feel alive, and there's nothing that makes me happy.
00:24:56Hold my beer for a minute.
00:24:58I'm about to quit my job, cash in for a ticket.
00:25:00I'm going on a trip, and I don't plan to visit.
00:25:02I'm going to stay there, until I feel like I'm winning.
00:25:04Oh, and this is just the beginning.
00:25:07I need a big change, help me feel like living.
00:25:09I need a big swing, home runs, I'm hitting, and I'll never look back.
00:25:12Moving on, till I get it all.
00:25:15And we all got dreams.
00:25:17We all want things.
00:25:19But what you gonna do for it?
00:25:21How you gonna move for it?
00:25:22What you gonna be?
00:25:24And do you believe?
00:25:26You can do anything.
00:25:28But what you gonna do for it?
00:25:30How you gonna move for it?
00:25:31What you gonna be?
00:25:32Yeah, this is my life, my strife, my right to fight, to die.
00:25:55And this is my game to play, to claim a brand new name, oh.
00:26:01And I ain't gonna lie to you.
00:26:02I'm a bit nervous that I might screw everything up that I've ever done.
00:26:06But what's the point of living if you ain't having fun?
00:26:09Buttons and bolts, buttons and bolts, buttons and bolts.
00:26:51Come on, come on, you're lagging way behind.
00:27:21Come on.
00:27:22First chance, I get them trading in for a pair of turtles.
00:27:25Get up, Stanislaus.
00:27:27Come on, Clifton.
00:27:28All you had to do was follow the wagon in front of you.
00:27:37I think we're going in the wrong direction.
00:27:41Yeah, well, maybe this is a shortcut.
00:27:43Maybe we're way ahead of them.
00:27:44Oh, shut up.
00:27:46Yes, ma'am.
00:27:47Well, I guess we can stay in this blockhouse for the night.
00:27:54We'll get our bearings in the morning.
00:27:56Night?
00:27:57Morning?
00:27:58Yes, ma'am.
00:28:00We're bedding down here for the night.
00:28:07Take them back to the corral.
00:28:09Hurry, quickly.
00:28:10Bring your own blanket.
00:28:11Come on.
00:28:12Come on, Gramps.
00:28:13We'll help.
00:28:14Look what that's on, Ma.
00:28:15Oh, Jimmy, keep your hands off of things.
00:28:16Go on.
00:28:17Hurry up.
00:28:18Get in.
00:28:19Come on, kids.
00:28:20Is it all right in there?
00:28:21Yeah, it's pretty close.
00:28:22You kids, make up your own beds now.
00:28:23Come on.
00:28:24Hurry up.
00:28:25All right.
00:28:26It's the best we can do now.
00:28:27Gee, it's dark in here.
00:28:28I'm scared.
00:28:29Put that down, Johnny.
00:28:30Must be the maid's day off.
00:28:31Hmm.
00:28:32Looks like a likely spot, Joe.
00:28:33Hey, crowd face.
00:28:34Ladies first.
00:28:35Then me.
00:28:36Oh, come on.
00:28:37Come on.
00:28:38Come on.
00:28:39Come on.
00:28:40Come on.
00:28:41Come on.
00:28:42Come on.
00:28:43Come on.
00:28:44Come on.
00:28:45Come on.
00:28:46Come on.
00:28:47Come on.
00:28:48Come on.
00:28:49Come on.
00:28:50Come on.
00:28:51Come on.
00:28:52Come on.
00:28:53Come on.
00:28:54Come on.
00:28:55Come on.
00:28:56Well, this looks like it.
00:28:59Halley-oop.
00:29:00Just think.
00:29:01Someday there'll be a sign in that door.
00:29:03Painless potters slept here.
00:29:04Well, don't put it up yet.
00:29:06No.
00:29:07I got my hands full now.
00:29:11Tomorrow night you carry me.
00:29:17Isn't the moonlight romantic?
00:29:18Yeah.
00:29:19Light the candle.
00:29:20Yeah.
00:29:21Catalyte's romantic, too.
00:29:22We don't want any dust to blow in.
00:29:23We don't want any dust to blow in.
00:29:28We don't want any dust to blow in.
00:29:30We don't want any dust to blow in.
00:29:58We don't want any dust to blow in.
00:30:02Painless.
00:30:04Yes?
00:30:05Would you get me a drink of cold water, please?
00:30:08Water?
00:30:10Cold?
00:30:12Cold water.
00:30:14Well, that adds up.
00:30:16All right.
00:30:17If I'm not back in three minutes, you'll know I fell in the well.
00:30:22Excuse me.
00:30:28We don't want any dust to blow in.
00:30:33Voil of God.
00:30:40Of course.
00:30:41I'm sorry, my friend.
00:30:43You'll understand.
00:30:44I'm tired.
00:30:45I'm sorry.
00:30:46You'll understand.
00:30:47I'm tired.
00:30:48I'm tired.
00:30:49I'm tired.
00:30:50I'm tired.
00:30:52I'm tired.
00:30:53I'm tired.
00:30:54I'm tired.
00:30:55I'm tired.
00:30:56I'm tired.
00:30:57That's good.
00:31:27I don't know.
00:31:57thank you it's your husband darling
00:32:05you I'm back honey got your cold water
00:32:19my you're blushing right down to your little tootsies aren't you
00:32:24yeah I'm sorry my but you're an odd girl
00:32:36gee I'm glad I picked a wife with a sense of humor
00:32:44is everything all right
00:32:47my but you're a muscular little thing aren't you
00:32:51those dresses are awfully deceiving
00:32:54smooth smooth
00:32:58oh I'm sorry I didn't mean to tickle you
00:33:02isn't that sweet you put your hair up in braids
00:33:06oh that's nice come on out mrs. Potter
00:33:08I know you're modest but it's all right I'll keep my eyes closed
00:33:13come on doll
00:33:15now come close to me wifey come close to me
00:33:23oh can you kiss
00:33:26wake up
00:33:30wake up
00:33:44wake up
00:33:55oh good morning honey she got up early
00:34:02start moving we gotta get out of here
00:34:03yes say I don't know what happened last night darling but thanks for a lovely evening
00:34:13well you're sure easy to please
00:34:15oh I can't get over your kisses
00:34:20I think I married a mental case
00:34:29oh I don't know what happened last night
00:34:46but yeah I think
00:34:51Didi-dididi-did-di-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da.
00:34:56Okay.
00:35:21Must be a Virginia creeper.
00:35:26Got to make myself pretty.
00:35:34I owe it to the little woman.
00:35:48I'm shaving too close.
00:35:50Boy, I'm certainly a nervous wreck.
00:35:55It's an arrow.
00:35:56Someone had to shoot.
00:36:00Who shoots arrows?
00:36:01Cupid?
00:36:03No, it couldn't be Cupid.
00:36:04William Tell?
00:36:06No, that's silly.
00:36:07It couldn't be William Tell.
00:36:08No apple.
00:36:09Indians.
00:36:11Indians.
00:36:13Could be.
00:36:15Indians.
00:36:15Indians.
00:36:16Indians.
00:36:17Oh.
00:36:18What?
00:36:19No, he didn't.
00:36:20Wait, he didn't.
00:36:21Wait.
00:36:23Boys, what are you?
00:36:24Open up.
00:36:25Open up.
00:36:25Look, it's me.
00:36:27Oh, they want to make a pincushion out of me.
00:36:30Open up.
00:36:30Pick up those guns and take care of yourself.
00:36:32Let me in.
00:36:33You're too young to be a widow.
00:36:35Take care of myself.
00:36:36Look, there's a million Indians out here against one coward.
00:36:39I hope they're loaded.
00:36:45I wish I was, too.
00:36:47I got him.
00:36:57I think.
00:36:59I think.
00:36:59That's a cinch.
00:37:12There's a pile for you.
00:37:14Oh.
00:37:15We was wrong about that, Henderson.
00:37:18June's a mighty fancy shooting.
00:37:19Bad bullet.
00:37:39Let's keep it neat.
00:37:47Ha, ha, ha.
00:37:49That's it.
00:37:56They started it.
00:37:58Say, how come you got lost?
00:37:59What happened?
00:38:00I'll tell you what happened.
00:38:01He saved the whole wagon track.
00:38:03Yeah, he did it by himself.
00:38:05I never saw such shooting.
00:38:06Oh, best shot in the West.
00:38:07He know the Indians was on your trail, and he decoyed them away from the rest of the wagon.
00:38:12I did?
00:38:13Oh, he's right.
00:38:14That's what I did.
00:38:15I did that.
00:38:16You're a hero, son.
00:38:17Huh?
00:38:17You can have my rifle.
00:38:19Oh, thanks, Dad.
00:38:20I'll knock off a couple of Indians for you.
00:38:23Man, thanks.
00:38:27He's got eyes in the back of his head.
00:38:29My darling.
00:38:31You never said anything about being a dead shot.
00:38:33Well, I told you I'd give you a little information at a time.
00:38:37Hey, son.
00:38:38On behalf of the wagon train, I want to thank you for what you've done.
00:38:41Oh, you saved an awful lot of lives.
00:38:47Wait a minute.
00:38:50Wait a minute.
00:38:51Ladies and gentlemen, at this time, I'd like to say a few words.
00:38:54Oh, well, let's get out of here before them redskins come back.
00:38:56Those are the words.
00:38:57Well, okay.
00:38:58You leave the way, doctor.
00:39:04Good to be scared of now.
00:39:05You've got the courage of a lion, doctor.
00:39:07Oh, it's nothing.
00:39:08Brave men running my family.
00:39:09Hurry up, folks.
00:39:10We're off to Buffalo Flats.
00:39:12Off to Buffalo Flats.
00:39:14Yahoo!
00:39:15Off to Buffalo Flats.
00:39:16Yahoo!
00:39:17Off to Buffalo Flats.
00:39:18Our hero.
00:39:26Get a man, get a man, get a man.
00:39:51Get a man, get a man, get a man.
00:40:02Get a man, get a man, get a man.
00:40:05Oh, Mr. Preston.
00:40:07Come in, come in.
00:40:12You've come at a most inopportune time.
00:40:14Well, let's have some pretty important news.
00:40:16Oh, I'm sure you have.
00:40:18Somehow I can always sense when one of my associates bundles a job.
00:40:22What have you messed up this time?
00:40:24There's a new federal agent coming in on the wagon train.
00:40:30Why did you let him through?
00:40:36Ranger, I like you.
00:40:37And I like you, Red.
00:40:39Pepper!
00:40:40There's Joe.
00:40:40The next guy that messes around my gal gets the same thing.
00:41:00Wagon train's here!
00:41:11Come on!
00:41:14Eddie.
00:41:16Drag the gentleman out.
00:41:21What's all the excitement out in front?
00:41:23Give him a welcome to that guy we told you about.
00:41:25Please, please, it was nothing.
00:41:42Anyone could have done it.
00:41:43Anyone who was strong, courageous, and a dead shot.
00:41:47Is that our fearless federal agent?
00:41:50Don't let his looks for you.
00:41:51He's a cold-blooded murderer.
00:41:53Calls himself a dentist.
00:41:54Painless Potter, but that's just a front.
00:41:56It ain't gonna be easy to put him away.
00:41:57He's got eyes on the back of his head.
00:41:59But we can put him away.
00:42:02Pepper, do you think you could learn to love a dentist?
00:42:05A short romance?
00:42:07I don't think it'd be too difficult.
00:42:10Say, I'd like to be in his field.
00:42:11I wonder what the cowards are doing.
00:42:12You and your high heels.
00:42:24Oh, my God, please shake your head.
00:42:26My little boy, won't you touch you?
00:42:27No, no, no.
00:42:28Please, sir.
00:42:28Easy, girls, easy.
00:42:30I'm tired.
00:42:30I've been fighting Indians all day.
00:42:32Oh, dear.
00:42:33But I may give you a moment later.
00:42:34Don't give up.
00:42:35Oh, you're so wonderful.
00:42:36Please don't be happy.
00:42:37And keep cheering.
00:42:38Oh, man!
00:42:39What happened to the band?
00:42:43I'm proud to have you as our guest.
00:42:44Very happy to be here.
00:42:45Mr. and Mrs. Painless Potter with baggage.
00:42:48Mr. and Mrs.
00:42:49Would you like a boy?
00:42:59Oh, yes, yes.
00:43:09Boy.
00:43:12Yes, sir.
00:43:14Boy?
00:43:15Will you unhitch my horses, feed him some hay, and have some for yourself?
00:43:19Thanks.
00:43:19I never touch the stuff.
00:43:20All right.
00:43:21Here you are, sir.
00:43:21Thank you very much.
00:43:23We're all set, honey.
00:43:23Room with running water.
00:43:24You got a guy who'll run for it.
00:43:25Isn't this wonderful?
00:43:26Oh, Painless, wait.
00:43:27You don't want to leave all this.
00:43:29Well, that's all right.
00:43:29I can wave to him from the window upstairs.
00:43:31Come on.
00:43:31Just too modest to understand.
00:43:34You're a legend now.
00:43:36A hero.
00:43:37A man apart.
00:43:38Yeah, and we've been apart too long.
00:43:39Come on, honey.
00:43:40Let's...
00:43:40Look outside.
00:43:43Once that was a forest, then it became a trail, then a town, and someday it'll be a city.
00:43:51Yeah, that's what I like, progress, and I'm not making any.
00:43:54Someday it'll be a city with a statue of a great man.
00:43:59And you know whose statue it'll be?
00:44:01Yeah, the guy who invented keys.
00:44:02Let's use it.
00:44:03Come on.
00:44:04It'll be a statue of Painless Potter.
00:44:08Huh?
00:44:09And under that statue, it'll read Painless Potter, successor to Wild Bill Hickok and Buffalo Bill Cody,
00:44:16the intrepid hero who saved an entire wagon train by killing 11 Indians.
00:44:22Twelve.
00:44:25So you see, dear, that's why it wouldn't be fair for me to take you away from these people
00:44:30and not give them a chance to express their gratitude.
00:44:32Yeah, I guess.
00:44:34Hey, wait a minute.
00:44:35What's this all about?
00:44:36Well, I might as well come clean, Painless.
00:44:41Our marriage won't work.
00:44:42You're a hero now, and I'm just a little nobody.
00:44:46You belong to the people.
00:44:47This is the end of the road.
00:44:49We're through.
00:44:51Through?
00:44:52Say, what's going on here?
00:44:53You and I just got together.
00:44:55You might just as well face it, Painless.
00:44:56It's over.
00:44:57That's all.
00:44:58Oh.
00:45:00Oh, this is great.
00:45:02This is...
00:45:02I give up my career.
00:45:04I bring you out here in a wagon train and save your life by killing 13 Indians,
00:45:08and now you're going to give me the kiss off.
00:45:11Oh.
00:45:13Well, you're not the only dame.
00:45:16There are a lot of the fish in the sea, and I'm going out and cast some bait.
00:45:19Goodbye, Painless.
00:45:20That's all right, if that's the way you feel.
00:45:22I promise you one thing, you'll come crawling back to me in your hands and knees.
00:45:26And do you think I'll be there?
00:45:30Goodbye.
00:45:33I'll show her.
00:45:35Fine, hero.
00:45:36Through.
00:45:37All right.
00:45:38Bye.
00:45:49Bye.
00:45:52How'd you like a little conversation with a hero?
00:45:57Why, I'd be tickled to death.
00:46:01Follow me.
00:46:12You Hank Billings?
00:46:13That's what the sign says.
00:46:19Just came in on the wagon train.
00:46:22Before I left Fort Deerfield, I saw a friend of yours named a hunter, Jim Hunter.
00:46:32Seems a shame of a man like Hunter getting killed just so you can play cagey.
00:46:42That trip from Fort Deerfield?
00:46:45Come out and cool off.
00:46:47Where did I put my tobacco?
00:46:57Where did I put my tobacco?
00:46:57Now I know why they sent a woman.
00:47:09Well, you know what you're getting into?
00:47:11You've landed smack dab right in the middle of the lowest down skunk of a scheme they ever smeared across the west.
00:47:26Landed feet first, too.
00:47:29Recognize how you're going to get carried out of it.
00:47:31Just skip the big talk.
00:47:33Somebody is running guns into the Indians.
00:47:46Enough rifles to massacre every white man in the Hull Territory.
00:47:50I can't understand why they ain't attacked already.
00:47:53Maybe they're waiting for this.
00:47:56Where did you get that dynamite?
00:47:58Two loads came in on the wagon train.
00:48:02Someone's going to pick it up, and we've got to find out who.
00:48:05What's your plan?
00:48:07Whoever killed Jim Hunter found out there was a federal agent after him.
00:48:11They didn't know who it was.
00:48:14I steered him onto the wrong party.
00:48:16A husband I picked up in Fort Deerfield named a painless potter.
00:48:20They'll kill him?
00:48:21Sure.
00:48:22That's right.
00:48:24They'll think the federal agent's dead.
00:48:27Then I can operate.
00:48:32Hi.
00:48:33Hi.
00:48:43Where's the high life around here?
00:48:44Right over in the Dirty Shame saloon.
00:48:46Spread out.
00:48:51Isn't he a dandy?
00:49:00He's a humdinger.
00:49:02Here he comes, folks.
00:49:04Welcome, welcome.
00:49:16Gentlemen.
00:49:18Gentlemen.
00:49:19We have a celebrity in our midst.
00:49:22It's a rare privilege to shake the hand of the greatest Indian fighter west of the Mississippi.
00:49:26You can include these two, son.
00:49:29Watch it.
00:49:30Watch it.
00:49:31My trigger finger.
00:49:33I'd consider it a honor if you would join me.
00:49:36Heard you, partner.
00:49:37Heard you.
00:49:37You were saying?
00:49:46What do you have, my friend?
00:49:47What do you have, my friend?
00:49:47Never mind, the chaser.
00:50:03Gonna be in town, love.
00:50:04How about a dad?
00:50:04How about a dad over here?
00:50:06Now, wait a minute.
00:50:07Wait a minute.
00:50:08Don't fight over me, gals.
00:50:09I'll be around a while.
00:50:10Good.
00:50:10Good.
00:50:12Take it slow.
00:50:13You know, this could become habit for me.
00:50:14Move in, honey.
00:50:15Don't get shut out.
00:50:15Tell us how you do.
00:50:17Yes, sir.
00:50:17Stand by.
00:50:18I may raffle myself off later.
00:50:19For me.
00:50:25This town ain't big enough.
00:50:27The streets ain't long enough for me to get away from you.
00:50:34Meet you around the corner about half past eight.
00:50:39Oh, honey, what we'll do?
00:50:42The West ain't rough enough, the joints ain't tough enough to keep me from the one I crave.
00:50:52Meet you around the corner now, don't be late.
00:50:56You'll see how I behave when we're alone, honey.
00:51:04Honey, you'll be possessin' my best caressin'.
00:51:09I'll be your own, honey, you're the kind to make me lose my mind.
00:51:18One kiss ain't strong enough.
00:51:21A kiss ain't long enough.
00:51:23Gotta kiss you night and day.
00:51:28Meet you around the corner, any old corner.
00:51:32Meet you anytime you say ho, ho, ho.
00:51:36Seein' as you're new here, soon as I'm through here, I'll kiss you in my own sweet way.
00:51:44Ho, ho, ho, ho.
00:51:45Meet you around the corner, any old corner.
00:51:50Meet you anytime you say.
00:51:55You got a cigar on your sister?
00:51:58Come on, handsome, let's dance.
00:51:59Take me away.
00:52:00Take me away.
00:52:23It's Joe!
00:52:41Hey, Joe!
00:52:46Don't do it, Joe.
00:52:48This guy is a killer.
00:52:51What's the trouble, stranger?
00:52:52I don't like nobody fooling around my gal.
00:52:55Yeah, well, I got news for you.
00:52:57I ain't fooling.
00:52:58Ah, get.
00:53:01You ain't scaring nobody.
00:53:11This town ain't big enough for you and me.
00:53:14I'll give you the sundown to get out.
00:53:16That's the usual time, ain't it?
00:53:19At sundown, I'll be out looking for you.
00:53:22I'll be waiting.
00:53:23And I'll be looking.
00:53:24He plumb riled me.
00:53:36Four fingers of red eye.
00:53:37I always feel like a drink before a killin'.
00:53:44The thumb, too.
00:53:55Nothing stronger, huh?
00:53:57Uh-huh.
00:53:57Uh.
00:53:58Uh.
00:54:01Uh-uh.
00:54:02This....
00:55:02Here's a tip.
00:55:04We draw us from the left, so lean to the right.
00:55:07We draw us from the left, so lean to the right.
00:55:14Son, I'll let you in on something.
00:55:18Long towards sunset, there's a wind from the east, so you better aim to the west.
00:55:24We draw us from the left, so lean to the right, there's a wind from the east, so better aim to the west.
00:55:27I know this Joe like a book.
00:55:34He crouches when he shoots, so stand on your toes.
00:55:38We draw us from the left, so lean to the right.
00:55:39There's a wind from the east, better aim to the west.
00:55:41He crouches when he shoots, so stand on your toes.
00:55:44Thanks.
00:55:44Ah!
00:55:51Ah!
00:55:51Ah!
00:55:52Hey, Miss Potter
00:56:13Your husband's mixed up in a gunfight
00:56:15Well, that problem's taken care of
00:56:20He draws to the left
00:56:22So stand on your toes
00:56:24As a wind from the east, better lean to the right
00:56:27Crouches when he shoots, better aim to the west
00:56:31He draws from his toes, so lean towards the wind
00:56:34Ha-ha, I got it
00:56:36Watch it, watch it
00:56:50Let it warm up a little
00:56:57Wind shifted
00:57:03Wind shifted
00:57:23Either way, he wins
00:57:25Yeah, that's good
00:57:31I don't know
00:57:33He's going to be a long画
00:57:35In fact, he goes to the right
00:57:37Deadly on the east
00:57:39He's gonna be as tough one
00:57:39When the 한�Phone 5
00:57:40Is why he's doing an empty
00:57:42Fried search for the land
00:57:44He's becoming a dead
00:57:45He's becoming a dead
00:57:46PD目
00:57:47Qu conscientious
00:57:49Liess
00:57:51Oh, my God.
00:58:21Draws from the wind.
00:58:24Selene, when you stand.
00:58:26No.
00:58:29Stands on his crouch
00:58:30with his toes in the wind.
00:58:51Shhh.
00:59:02Shhh.
00:59:02Shhh.
00:59:03Shhh.
00:59:04Shhh.
00:59:05Shhh.
00:59:06Shhh.
00:59:07Shhh.
00:59:08Shhh.
00:59:09Shhh.
00:59:10Shhh.
00:59:11Shhh.
00:59:12Shhh.
00:59:13Shhh.
00:59:14Shhh.
00:59:15Shhh.
00:59:16Shhh.
00:59:17Shhh.
00:59:18Shhh.
00:59:19Shhh.
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