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The Man from Utah (1934) is a classic Western starring John Wayne, Polly Ann Young, George “Gabby” Hayes, and Yakima Canutt. Directed by Robert N. Bradbury, this film brings action, rodeo drama, and romance.

John Wayne plays John Weston, who goes undercover to stop a gang killing rodeo riders and stealing prize money.

This movie is in the public domain in the United States and free to watch, share, and use.

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03:18Marshal, I was just going to apply for a job.
03:22Sorry, son, but my deputy just went down there with all the men we need.
03:48I was just going to apply for a job.
04:18I was just going to apply for a job.
04:48Boys, get that man.
04:50I want him.
05:03Wait a minute.
05:04I'll get him.
05:05Watch this fellow.
05:06I'll get him.
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07:55He acted mighty suspicious when that fella died over in Boulder.
07:58When do we start?
08:00Tomorrow.
08:01Dolores will board the stage down at Sagebrush
08:03and give you boys a high sign that the money's aboard.
08:06With a woman passenger, the stage crew ain't liable to fight much anyhow.
08:25Well, well.
08:41Hi, Kramer.
08:43Meet my new deputy, John Weston.
08:45Hi, Weston.
08:46How do you do?
08:47Kramer, I want you to paddle Weston over to the shortcut trail,
08:52the one that leads to Dalton.
08:53Save them a whole day's journey instead of going by the way of the desert
08:56and give them a horse.
08:58I'll see if there's another cent to you.
09:00Sure thing.
09:01You better get going then right now.
09:23You better get going then.
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11:11Howdy, Miss Carter.
11:12Going home for the big round-up?
11:13Why, yes.
11:14I promised Dad I'd be there.
11:15I'll bet he'd be mighty glad to see you.
11:17I'll be glad to see him, too.
11:28Pardon me.
11:29Do you mind if I sit on this side?
11:30Why, no, certainly not.
11:31It's quite all right.
11:59Why, fine?
12:11I don't know.
12:15No.
12:19I was gab Ernie.
12:20Oh, it was Jar precis.
12:22Just, he was damned.
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15:06You sure got us out of a jam that time, stranger.
15:23Nice riding.
15:25You don't happen to be going to the Dalton Rodeo, do you?
15:28Yes, I am.
15:29Well, tie your horse on behind and ride in with us.
15:31Thanks, I'll do that.
15:33Thanks, I'll do that.
15:38Thanks, sir.
15:39I'll do that.
15:45Well, it was very funny to come to our rescue, Mr. Uh...
16:02Weston, ma'am. John Weston, from Utah.
16:06I came over for the Rodeo.
16:08I saw your distress signal from the top of the ridge.
16:12When I saw those men riding by, I thought I'd better come down and investigate.
16:15My distress signal? It was mine.
16:18I saw the men coming and waiting for help.
16:21That's kind of an unusual place to expect help, wasn't it?
16:24Why, I saw you on the ridge.
16:27Oh, I see.
16:32Are you going to Dalton, ma'am?
16:35Yes. I'm Marjorie Carter.
16:37My father is Judge Carter, president of the Cavaliers Bank in Dalton.
16:40I want you to meet him when we get there.
16:42You want to thank him, too.
16:44You see, the bank had a large shipment of money on this stage.
16:51Yeah, there was about 50 of them after us.
16:54But this fellow from Utah comes along single-handed and knocks them all off the horses.
16:59I've never seen Fitch Wright.
17:00Can you tell me when I'll find Weston?
17:03I just went in the bank there, Mr. Carter.
17:12Oh, hello, Miss Carter.
17:14This is Mr. Weston, the man who saved us from the bandits.
17:17Mr. Weston, my father, Judge Carter.
17:19Mighty fine piece of work, young man.
17:21I hope you're staying in Dalton.
17:23Yes, I'm going to enter the Rodeo.
17:24That's fine.
17:26Drop into my office after you get settled.
17:28I'd like to have a talk with you.
17:30I'd be glad to.
17:41You can't blame me if poor man couldn't take care of him.
17:44She's right.
17:45He just outsmarted you, that's all.
17:46I don't like the looks of him.
17:47He came up behind us and tipped the boys off with their horses.
17:50He say he will enter the Rodeo.
17:52Well, we're going to have to take care of him.
17:54He's going to have to spoil our plans.
18:02Hi, young man.
18:03Hello, Judge.
18:04Come in.
18:06Miss Carter?
18:07How do you do?
18:08Sit down.
18:09As justice of the peace of this township, I've been doing a little investigating.
18:19And it appears to me that this Rodeo gang ain't just exactly on the level.
18:24If it ain't, we're going to need all the good men we can get on the side of law and order.
18:29Why, it would be mighty disastrous, son, if anything happened to this Rodeo.
18:33Well, nearly all the money in this valley is tied up in it, so we've just got to keep it honest.
18:38You mean to say these people have tied up all the money in the valley on a proposition put on by outsiders?
18:43Yes, every cent.
18:46They think it'll bring people in prosperity to Dalton, and they're all mighty proud of this little valley.
18:52That's why I'm offering you the job of deputy sheriff.
18:55I figure that with a man like you representing us, they won't dare to pull any of their tricks.
19:02Well, I appreciate your confidence in me, Judge, but I couldn't accept.
19:06It would interfere with my plans.
19:09Plans?
19:10What plans?
19:11My plans to enter the Rodeo tomorrow.
19:15Oh, I see.
19:17Well, I'm sorry, young man.
19:19So am I, Judge.
19:22Good day, Miss Carter.
19:23Good day.
19:27I'm afraid I was talking to the wrong man.
19:30Well, I think he's nice.
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22:40Next, ladies and gentlemen, we introduce that world-renowned holder of the all-around championship, Cheyenne Kent and the calf-roping contest. Let her go!
23:10Do record for this contest, ladies and gentlemen. Fence time with 15 seconds left.
23:40This is a brave tribe, but Kent's record still stands. However, we have a dark horse with us today.
24:08A man from Utah will try his luck. Turn him loose!
24:12A new world record, ladies and gentlemen.
24:22A new world record, ladies and gentlemen. A man from Utah roped and tied his calf in 14 seconds left.
24:34A new world record, ladies and gentlemen. A man from Utah roped and tied his calf in 14 seconds left.
24:40A man from Utah roped and tied his calf in 14 seconds left.
24:44There's one that got away.
25:12Better luck next time.
25:20That's three events he's taken today, that guy from Utah.
25:23He looks like a ringer to me.
25:25Yeah, we got to do something about it.
25:27Now, I don't want to pull anything too rough unless we have to.
25:30Ben, you take the boys up at the cabin and Dolores will get them up there.
25:34Just work over him gently.
25:36Enough so he'll be out of the running tomorrow.
25:38Leave that to us.
25:42Take it off, Pat.
26:04All right, Pat.
26:06Oh, sir, folks.
26:13Are you ready?
26:14Where do you lose?
26:15Oh, sir.
26:35Dolores, you met on the stage.
26:36It's in with the gang.
26:38Let's plug up to her and see what you can find out.
26:41I'll meet you in the saloon.
26:45I'll meet you in the saloon.
27:15In advance, ladies and gentlemen.
27:17Don't forget, tomorrow is the big day.
27:25Oh, you were wonderful.
27:28Oh, thank you, Miss Carter.
27:29That means a lot coming from you.
27:31Oh, flatterer.
27:33I'd like you to come to the house dinner tonight.
27:35I told father that maybe we could get you to reconsider his offer.
27:38He needs somebody like you.
27:40Oh, Mr. West.
27:41It was wonderful the way you win today.
27:44My brother, he is a big rodeo star also.
27:46And he would like to meet you.
27:48Won't you come now?
27:50Well, I...
27:51Well, yes.
28:01Goodbye, Miss Carter.
28:02I'll see you tomorrow.
28:03Here's the cone, Kent.
28:18You boys, get out the back way.
28:20This is my brother, Chai and Kent.
28:31How do you do, Kent?
28:32Pleased to have you accept your hospitality, Mr. Weston.
28:35Sit down.
28:36Dolores will fix us a drink.
28:38Thanks.
28:39I watched your work out at the show today and thought you were great.
28:42Well, you did some mighty fine work yourself.
28:47Pour one.
28:49No, thanks.
28:49I don't drink.
28:56Well, here's looking at you.
28:57Here.
29:09Well, Weston, tomorrow's going to be a big day.
29:14Now then, if you want to throw in with us...
29:16Let's go.
29:46We got away.
29:57We better go tell the boss about this, and he'll be plenty sore.
30:10Say, Sheriff, a gang just jumped me up at the Spanish woman's house.
30:13I got a hunch that if you go up there, you can pick up some of the gang that were mixed
30:16up in that stagecoach holdup yesterday.
30:18Yeah?
30:19Well, you don't look to me like you'd be in any fight.
30:22You don't get me out of here in no wild goose chase, either.
30:25I'm staying right here to guard this money.
30:27Well, suit yourself.
30:28Oh, you talk.
30:29I got some prize money for you.
30:31I got a lot of money there, Judge.
30:40Yes, we're doing pretty well.
30:42Took in $8,000 today and expect more tomorrow.
30:45We'll have close to $30,000 in this bank by tomorrow night.
30:48$30,000?
30:49You're taking an awful chance, aren't you?
30:53I'm still guarding this bank, young fella.
30:56Oh, pardon me, Sheriff.
30:59Thanks, Judge.
31:00Hey, Mr. Carter.
31:23Hey, buddy.
31:25Ain't you the young whippersnapper that won most of them events out there today?
31:30Oh, I won a prize or two.
31:31Sit down.
31:33Hey, you look like the young fella that won the belt, Cheyenne, last summer.
31:37No, that was my granddad.
31:39I've been nosing around.
31:41It is to me like we'll have to get to this fella, Barton.
31:44After what you've done today, he'll probably be glad to know you.
31:48Go up to the bar and make a bid on yourself.
31:51You're lucky, up.
31:52All right.
31:55If you can't fix them, I'll have to buy them off.
31:57If you're wrong what work, I'll use my brain.
31:59That bird has put it over on you twice.
32:02Fine bunch you are.
32:05This Utah bird's out there.
32:06He just came in.
32:07Fine.
32:08I'll take care of him right now.
32:14What does he mean?
32:16He's going to place a bet.
32:18A thousand dollars on Weston to win.
32:20He's a one-to-two favorite.
32:30That's right.
32:31But it's an easy 500.
32:33Beg Barton, you're Weston, aren't you?
32:36My name's Barton.
32:37I'm head of the Rodeo Committee.
32:39I'd like to talk to you privately.
32:41Certainly, Barton.
32:51I want to apologize for a little altercation some of my boys had with you.
32:55They thought you were somebody else.
32:57They found out their mistake, and they're sure sorry.
33:00I'd like to have you meet them.
33:02Fact is, I'd like to have you join up with us, Weston.
33:05You'll never get into the big money in this game unless you play with a gang.
33:09I guess you know what I mean.
33:11Well, it sounds good to me.
33:13I've always heard you had to be on the inside to be anything.
33:17What's your proposition?
33:18Just this.
33:19Right now, you're a one-to-two favorite.
33:22That means you're going to win on a thousand dollar bet, five hundred dollars.
33:25The thing for you to do is to let me place two thousand for you on Kent at two to one.
33:30And, uh, if you should be off form tomorrow,
33:34and Kent wins,
33:36you stand to make four thousand dollars.
33:40Now, that's a lot better than five hundred dollars, isn't it?
33:42I'm afraid you're right.
33:44That's fine.
33:45I'm glad you see it our way.
33:47Come in the back room.
33:48I want you to meet some of the boys.
33:57Boys,
33:58Weston here is going to join up with us.
34:00I want you all to plead them right.
34:01Weston, meet Cheyenne Kent.
34:03Yeah, I think we met before.
34:06Oh, Senor Weston.
34:08We will see a lot of each other now that we're friends.
34:11See?
34:11I'm kind of green at this, uh, racket.
34:14I suppose there's a lot of things about the Rodeo business you could tell me.
34:19Well, boys, see you later.
34:21So long, Barton.
34:21So long.
34:22Well, we'll just make that two thousand on Weston.
34:34All right.
34:35See, boys, it just takes a little brains to handle a guy like that.
34:57Yeah, well, how do you know he won't cross us up?
34:59Well, if he does, we can still give him the needle.
35:01We're clearing out after this hall anyhow.
35:06How'd you make out, son?
35:08You had the right hunch, Marshal.
35:11This promoter Barton is a brains of the gang, all right.
35:13But I placed that bet like you told me, and he made me a proposition to join the outfit.
35:21Did he tip?
35:22Sure, I accepted.
35:25He took me right in and introduced me to the rest of the gang.
35:28I met them all.
35:31Barton told me that he'd placed a two thousand dollar bet on Cheyenne Kent for me.
35:35And that if I should lose the events that I was entered in, why, I'd stand to win four thousand dollars.
35:43So I don't think we have much to worry about from them until I start winning.
35:48And then maybe it'll be too late for them to get organized.
35:51Well, I don't know, son.
35:53It strikes me you better be mighty careful.
35:56Remember what happened to them other fellas.
35:59This gang's a tough bunch when somebody crosses them.
36:02I don't want to see you took down with snakebite.
36:05Did you get anything out of that Spanish woman?
36:09No, she wouldn't talk much.
36:11She took me up to that shack on the hill and introduced me to Cheyenne Kent.
36:16She said he was her brother.
36:20Before I could get either one of them to fill anything, the whole gang jumped me,
36:23and I had to carve myself a fast walking stick.
36:26I didn't get you into this job to get yourself killed.
36:29You got any ideas how they work this snakebite proposition?
36:32Not yet, but figuring from past performances they can't do much until that bronc riding.
36:38That's one of the last events tomorrow.
36:40So I haven't to lend to figure it out.
36:42And besides, it's going to take them some time to get wise that I'm not going to lose this rodeo.
36:48Son, I'll never forgive myself if anything happens to you.
36:53No, nothing's going to happen.
36:55Come on, let's turn in.
36:56Tomorrow's a big day.
37:17I want to announce at this time that the high man in yesterday's events was the man from Utah.
37:21Cheyenne Kent is a runner-up, and it looks like a close race.
37:26In the event for today, the contesting will consist of riding, roping, and bulldogging,
37:31ending in a thrilling demonstration of horsemanship,
37:34when both the man from Utah and Cheyenne Kent will try their luck on dynamite.
37:39May the best man win.
37:43For the first time, ladies and gentlemen,
37:45you will see the Indians from the Dalton Reservation in full regalia.
37:51Let her go!
37:55Well, they're sure going to give it to you today.
38:04They're sure going to give it to you today.
38:26Think you got it doped out?
38:27Well, I don't know for certain, but I got a good hunt.
38:30You hadn't ought to take any chances.
38:32Well, that's the only way to get that dope on.
38:34Say, have you got that snake bite medicine?
38:36Sure.
38:37Never love it.
38:39That's what I thought.
38:40Here, take this outfit with the needle.
38:45What are you thinking about, son?
38:48Old-timer, I think I got this thing figured out.
38:51Come on, I'm in the next event.
38:54Next is the bulldogging, ladies and gentlemen.
38:56Watch closely.
38:58This is going to be good.
39:08Come on.
40:39And now, folks, Cheyenne Kent will drive to the bulldogging record.
40:51Let her go!
40:51It's time for 13 seconds, the best so far.
41:12John Weston, a man from Utah, is next up.
41:17I've got to leave, Marjorie.
41:19The receipts are in by now.
41:20I've got to check them over and put them in the vault.
41:22All right, Dad.
41:23I'll be in line.
41:23I'll be in line.
41:23Look up another one for the man from Utah, folks.
41:47We better catch time by two seconds or 11 seconds left.
41:57We've got to stop that guy right now.
42:00If he wins the bronc riding, we're licked.
42:02When that double corset comes up for a bronc, you boys give him the needle and make it strong.
42:07Now get going.
42:07Ladies and gentlemen, Cheyenne Kent will attempt to ride dynamite.
42:37And written for three years.
42:40Letterboxd!
43:07Letterboxd!
43:09Oh!
43:32Is everything all fixed for me, boys?
43:34No lures.
43:36Maybe I'd better just give him the once over myself,
43:38to make sure.
43:39Well, you'll find everything all right.
43:44Ladies and gentlemen, a man from Utah will try his luck on dynamite.
43:50Write him, cowboy!
43:52Hurry up there, Weston. You're next.
43:54Just a minute.
44:09All righty. It's your three.
44:28Three loose. A man from Utah on dynamite.
44:39That guy's wise. He found the needle we planted for him, and now he's riding the bronc.
44:51We've got to get moving. We clean out the bank and get over the line.
44:53What about me?
44:54That's for you to figure out.
45:09He rode him, ladies and gentlemen. He rode him. What a ride.
45:32Hey, you're Weston.
45:45What's the matter?
45:46Spike and the boys are holding up the bank, and they left us behind.
46:02Thank you, Al.
46:03All right.
46:08Thank you, Al.
46:09All right.
46:11All right.
46:11Oh, my God.
46:41Put up your hand.
46:54Why, Sheriff, I...
46:56Robbery and murder, eh?
46:58Well, you didn't get away with it.
46:59I thought you acted kind of suspicious last night when you were looking over that money
47:02and tried to get me out of there.
47:05But, Sheriff, I...
47:05Save your breath, young fellow.
47:11Hold on.
47:22Are you...
47:22Just a minute, Sheriff.
47:24I'm the United States Marshal.
47:26That young fellow's working for me.
47:29We're after a gang of rodeo crooks, and you almost let the biggest one get away.
47:33Now I got to organize a posse and go after him.
47:35I got to organize a posse and go after him.
48:05I got to imagine.
48:19Oh, my God.
48:21I got to ask you, and you were speaking.
48:28Oh, my God.
49:59Nice work, son. Come on, boys. Take him out.
50:08Boy, you got him red-handed.
50:10Yes, and that's not all.
50:12Here's enough evidence to send that gang up for murder.
50:16Whenever anyone interfered with their Rodale plans, they stuck one of these needles dipped in snake venom in the saddle.
50:23And if the man died, why, they couldn't prove anything on them.
50:27I know there was a mystery about this Summers, but a cracky it took you to figure it out.
50:34Well, you see, Miss Marjorie's like this. He had to play up with that gal so he could get in with the gang.
50:41Well, in that case, I'll have to forgive him.
50:46Sir, young fella, how about that deputy sheriff job?
50:49Sorry, Judge, but I can't accept.
50:52Does it interfere with my plan?
50:54Plans? What are you planning now?
50:56Well, Dad, you see, he's promised to stay away from these beautiful senoritas, and we've got to plan our honeymoon.
51:06Well...
51:06Go on, Judge.
51:11Go on, Judge.
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