π A unique mix of drama and documentary, Green Gold (1949) explores the importance of Americaβs forests and the lumber industry through a story of conservation, family, and progress. Part educational film, part melodrama, it reflects the postwar push for resource management and environmental awareness.
π½οΈ Plot Summary:
Johnβs family has worked the timberlands for generations, but the old ways of logging threaten both their livelihood and the future of the forest. With the guidance of modern forestry experts, the family begins to embrace sustainable practices β planting trees for the future while balancing the struggles of tradition, industry, and change. Combining staged drama with documentary-style footage, Green Gold highlights both the challenges and promise of Americaβs natural resources.
π°οΈ Year Released: 1949
π Genre: Drama, Documentary, Educational Film
π¬ Directed by: Produced by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (Forest Service)
ποΈ Starring: Forrest Taylor, Martha Wentworth, William Farnum
π― Why Watch It?
βοΈ Rare government-sponsored film about forestry and conservation
βοΈ A fascinating blend of educational documentary and family drama
βοΈ Vintage look at postwar Americaβs natural resource management
βοΈ Public domain title of historical and environmental interest
π Donβt forget to LIKE π | COMMENT π¬ | SUBSCRIBE π for more educational dramas & public domain classics!
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ππ² Can Americaβs forests survive for future generations? Discover the drama and lessons of Green Gold (1949) β a vintage conservation classic.
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π½οΈ Plot Summary:
Johnβs family has worked the timberlands for generations, but the old ways of logging threaten both their livelihood and the future of the forest. With the guidance of modern forestry experts, the family begins to embrace sustainable practices β planting trees for the future while balancing the struggles of tradition, industry, and change. Combining staged drama with documentary-style footage, Green Gold highlights both the challenges and promise of Americaβs natural resources.
π°οΈ Year Released: 1949
π Genre: Drama, Documentary, Educational Film
π¬ Directed by: Produced by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (Forest Service)
ποΈ Starring: Forrest Taylor, Martha Wentworth, William Farnum
π― Why Watch It?
βοΈ Rare government-sponsored film about forestry and conservation
βοΈ A fascinating blend of educational documentary and family drama
βοΈ Vintage look at postwar Americaβs natural resource management
βοΈ Public domain title of historical and environmental interest
π Donβt forget to LIKE π | COMMENT π¬ | SUBSCRIBE π for more educational dramas & public domain classics!
π Explore More Vintage Documentary & Educational Films Here:
πΊ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYSxyPafGbnT7hNTlq29mZQJKn7wrNglY
ββββββββββββββββββ
ποΈ #GreenGold #Forestry #Documentary #EducationalFilm #PublicDomain #1940s #ClassicMovies #FullMovie #Conservation #USDA
ββββββββββββββββββ
ππ² Can Americaβs forests survive for future generations? Discover the drama and lessons of Green Gold (1949) β a vintage conservation classic.
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00:01:50I'm clean.
00:01:52That's the end of next week's check.
00:01:54Hey, how about an advance on the following week?
00:01:58Sure, if you want to take it out in chips.
00:02:00Can any of you boys tell me where I can find Mr. Nick Roulade?
00:02:08First door on your right.
00:02:10Thanks.
00:02:12Remember where we were.
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00:02:26How are you, Nick?
00:02:28Sorry, boys.
00:02:30The boss is dictating.
00:02:34I didn't know he could spell.
00:02:38Same old Pearl.
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00:02:44Draw two Bernard and put them on his account.
00:02:46On whose account?
00:02:48His.
00:02:50You guys are wearing out all my pencils.
00:02:52This one's on the house.
00:02:54If you insist.
00:02:56Stubborn, isn't he?
00:02:58Heads up.
00:03:00Hiya, Nick, old pal.
00:03:02Haven't seen much of you lately.
00:03:04If you'll pardon us, please.
00:03:06We ought to have a game sometime.
00:03:08How are you, Nick, old boy?
00:03:10A long time ago.
00:03:12You guys are wearing out all my pencils.
00:03:14This one's on the house.
00:03:16If you insist.
00:03:18Stubborn, isn't he?
00:03:20Heads up.
00:03:22Hiya, Nick, old pal.
00:03:24Haven't seen much of you lately.
00:03:26If you'll pardon us, please.
00:03:28We ought to have a game sometime.
00:03:29Little boy, a long time no see, huh?
00:03:31Of course, you know my old pal, Baby.
00:03:32I mean, Boomer.
00:03:33I don't think the young lady's had that doubtful pleasure,
00:03:35however, Miss, uh, Miss...
00:03:37I'm Pearl.
00:03:38Miss Pearl?
00:03:39Boomer Benson.
00:03:40Well, I'm pleased.
00:03:41I'm pleased.
00:03:42I'd like you to know my pal, Jeff Collins,
00:03:43but I want to warn you against cultivating his acquaintanceship.
00:03:46Well, if you'll please excuse us,
00:03:47the young lady's come all the way from Chicago.
00:03:49She's a little tired.
00:03:59Here's to Pearl.
00:04:04What's the matter, you sick?
00:04:08No, it's just that I've been thinking.
00:04:10You've been doing what?
00:04:11Well, I'm afraid that you wouldn't understand, Jeff,
00:04:14but there's more to life than just drinking and fighting
00:04:18and chasing around.
00:04:19Oh, there is.
00:04:21Uh-huh.
00:04:22Why didn't you tell me you got hit in the head with a pine tree?
00:04:32Now, look, Jeff, I've been brooding all day.
00:04:34First time I've ever heard it called that.
00:04:36Well, go on.
00:04:37Well, when I saw Pearl, I began to think about a family
00:04:40and motherhood and the finer things in life.
00:04:43When you saw Pearl?
00:04:45The time has come for me to settle down.
00:04:48Now, look, Boomer, old boy.
00:04:50I know she's quite a dish, but let's not kid ourselves.
00:04:52She's strictly a blue-plate special.
00:04:54Oh, I wasn't thinking about her.
00:04:56I was thinking about somebody that's worthy of me.
00:04:59Now, break it up, boys.
00:05:00Serious talks are not allowed in the Skyline Cafe.
00:05:03We weren't speaking seriously, Nick.
00:05:04We were speaking of women.
00:05:05Oh, well, that's perfectly all right, then.
00:05:08There are no more interesting subjects than women and money.
00:05:11And speaking of money...
00:05:13Which we weren't?
00:05:14We are now.
00:05:16Him and me.
00:05:17How would you like to work for me by the mile, Jeff?
00:05:20For you?
00:05:21I've got the thickest stand of timber in Twin Rivers County.
00:05:24You winning a poker game?
00:05:26How'd you get, sonny boy?
00:05:28Jeff, you're the best camp push in the whole state.
00:05:31I'm making you the first offer.
00:05:33I'm sorry, Nick.
00:05:34We never subcontract.
00:05:36Well, I'll give you a scale and a hundred dollar bonus
00:05:38for every hundred thousand board feet you delivered
00:05:40to the Morheimer Mill before April 1st.
00:05:43We only work for established and legitimate lumber companies.
00:05:47I see.
00:05:48Well, times are changing, Collins.
00:05:51Logging isn't what it was before the war.
00:05:53The boom is on.
00:05:54Ex-GIs like you boys need housing.
00:05:57And it's our patriotic duty to see that they get the material.
00:06:01An independent operator like me has got a chance now.
00:06:05Together we can go places.
00:06:11Of course, if you want to work for wages the rest of your life,
00:06:14it's okay with me.
00:06:20Why didn't we take it?
00:06:22We don't work for people we don't like.
00:06:25Where are we going?
00:06:27I'll have to get some fresh air.
00:06:30Well, I think I'll stick around a while.
00:06:32Okay, baby, but don't get yourself in any trouble
00:06:34without me around to pull you out, huh?
00:07:04But I'll keep the ball at all.
00:07:05I'll have to go home.
00:07:07I'll be right back.
00:07:08Where are we going?
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00:09:55Okay, baby face you're on
00:10:00You know, of course, it's just like taking candy from baby
00:10:03What do you mean why you couldn't put a stick in the water if it wasn't for me brains, huh?
00:10:07Know how that's what it takes. That's something you ain't got
00:10:09Why are you all I'd flunk if it wasn't for me you would still be a whistle-punk and a high-tack crow
00:10:13Yeah, who put your haywire outfit on the proper side me that's all me
00:10:17That's gratitude for you. I take this lump of sawdust and mud and try and make a man of it
00:10:21You see what happens look at him out of me well, you couldn't make a man out of me if it's the last thing you did
00:10:26What I mean is it now remember I've got to have a delivery by the first of April. There's no bonus
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00:27:13Hogan and I have just been discussing some business
00:27:15See Boomer's a little behind in his schedule so I'm sending him Hogan to sort of even things up
00:27:21I
00:27:22Don't get the angle yet but give me time
00:27:24Hogan's a terrific bull of the woods aren't you Hogan?
00:27:27That I can believe
00:27:29Well of course that was before he was sent to the pen for stepping on somebody's head
00:27:33Well that was an accident miss I didn't mean to kick him so hard
00:27:37Oh
00:27:39He can talk how cute
00:27:50Merci
00:27:52Oh
00:27:53Pardon me
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00:27:57Now remember Hogan on this job no liquor
00:27:59Oh I never touch a drop on the job
00:28:05Did I understand you to say you're sending this to help Boomer?
00:28:13You sure make good Mulligan
00:28:15This is Ragout
00:28:17Yeah sure is
00:28:19What Monsieur Nix sees in her I don't know
00:28:21She's so obvious so transparent I can see right through her
00:28:26You can? I never noticed
00:28:29Tell me Bernard is Monsieur Nick very rich?
00:28:33Yeah I guess so
00:28:35Richer than Jeff and Boomer?
00:28:37Are you kidding them too?
00:28:39I got more money than them two put together
00:28:42And I'm in debt
00:28:44But they're great guys
00:28:46Ain't nobody in the pine woods comes any finer
00:28:49In the interest of good clean sportsmanship huh?
00:29:02That's Nick for you great guy honest as they come too
00:29:06The thing is Mr. Benson all I want is a chance to prove I can still work as good as I used to
00:29:11Don't worry you'll get plenty of chance
00:29:13We're stretching the yarding as far down the river as we can
00:29:16We intend to use dynamite to help the thaw along
00:29:19Getting the jump on your pal huh?
00:29:21You know about that?
00:29:22Why sure it's all over the state
00:29:24What we need here is a good yard ball
00:29:26The job is yours if you want it
00:29:28It's a highball proposition all the way
00:29:30That's for me Mr. Benson
00:29:32Well go easy on the rough stuff
00:29:33Okay boss I play the hand any way you want it
00:29:35There's one thing I don't stand for in camp Hogan
00:29:38Oh don't worry about that boss
00:29:39I never touch a drop of this stuff till the end of the round
00:29:42Good
00:29:43Show Hogan to the bunkhouse
00:29:45I'll meet you at the landing
00:29:46Okay Sonny
00:29:47Thanks Mr. Benson
00:29:51Really?
00:29:52Just about
00:29:54Weathery forts?
00:29:56Yeah the man says it's going to be a late thaw
00:29:58He'll be lucky we get started by April 1st
00:30:00Much less wind it up
00:30:01Don't lose the bonus
00:30:02Not a chance
00:30:03You got plenty of dynamite?
00:30:05More than we need
00:30:06Good
00:30:07I'm going to keep this date
00:30:08If we have to blast that river open all the way to Orsega
00:30:11Shall we go?
00:30:12Yeah
00:30:22Thank you my dear
00:30:23You going to be going along Nick?
00:30:25Barring any accidents beyond my control Bernard
00:30:27I shall return this evening
00:30:29Give Boomer and Jeff a kiss on the cheek for me
00:30:31Will you Monsieur?
00:30:32Well wouldn't a message do just as well?
00:30:35Okay
00:30:36Tell them
00:30:37Let's see
00:30:38Oh yes
00:30:39Tell them I wish I were in the great forest with them
00:30:41And having a wonderful time too
00:30:43You sound as if you'd like to go with me
00:30:45Oh Monsieur Nick
00:30:46You cannot mean
00:30:47He's so nice of you
00:30:49But no
00:30:50It will not be possible
00:30:51Would it?
00:30:52I don't see why now
00:30:53All you need is a warm coat
00:30:55Want me to ask Pearl for hers?
00:30:57I think I have just the thing in my office
00:31:00But I look so horrible
00:31:01Take off that apron
00:31:02And you'll be the best dressed lady that ever graced a logging camp
00:31:06I cannot understand why Monsieur Nick is so sweet to poor little me
00:31:11Maybe he's just doing it for Jeff and Boomer
00:31:14There you are my dear
00:31:16There you are my dear
00:31:19Now
00:31:20There we are
00:31:21All set
00:31:22All set
00:31:23All set
00:31:24Let's be on our merry way
00:31:25Hey Nick
00:31:30Yeah?
00:31:31What do I tell Pearl?
00:31:33Well just tell her I've taken the kid to Oshkosh to get her teeth fixed
00:31:38Is all this land you?
00:31:54Not quite
00:31:55I'm leasing part of it
00:31:57Even so it must take very many dollars
00:32:00Well it's somewhat speculative
00:32:02Why are we stopping?
00:32:12I thought you wanted to see some real timber country
00:32:15Where is it?
00:32:16Right over there
00:32:25Are you going to marry Pearl?
00:32:27Why do you ask that?
00:32:28She loves you
00:32:29She does?
00:32:30Oh you strong men of the woods
00:32:34You are so stupid about women
00:32:36Would you like to teach me?
00:32:38Who say?
00:32:39But Pearl is so much older
00:32:42And so much wiser
00:32:44Will you please keep Pearl out of this?
00:32:47But why?
00:32:50You are very flattering monsieur
00:32:53She's making fun with me
00:32:55You will please drive on monsieur
00:32:57The heart has made you dizzy
00:32:59If I'm dizzy young lady
00:33:01It's the merry-go-round
00:33:03Not the height
00:33:04Good job Hogan
00:33:14Thanks Mr. Benson
00:33:16Just wanted a chance to show you
00:33:17Hiya Boomer
00:33:19Oh
00:33:20You look great
00:33:22How are things going?
00:33:23Hogan working out all right?
00:33:25Yep
00:33:26How are you Hogan?
00:33:27Keeping sober and industrious?
00:33:29Great guy
00:33:30Great kidder
00:33:31Jeff just told me
00:33:32Jeff just told me that he's still got better than a ten section lead on you
00:33:36That's what he thinks
00:33:37We don't send him the latest bulletins
00:33:39Well maybe he was just boasting a little to Miss Chiron
00:33:42Who?
00:33:43Why your girlfriend
00:33:44I brought her up here to see you boys
00:33:46Up here? Where is she?
00:33:47We stopped by Jeff's camp first
00:33:48He took her out to show her around
00:33:50Do you mean to say that you left her back there alone with that note that
00:33:53No no no no Boomer
00:33:54I'm sure the little lady knows what she's doing
00:33:57After all you couldn't expect her to
00:34:02Well it'd be a shame to leave just you and me here to finish up the job now that the long hard winter's almost over
00:34:09You and me? What about Boomer and Jeff?
00:34:11Tell me Hogan
00:34:13You think you could bring in both drives by the end of May?
00:34:16Well I thought we had to deliver by April 1st
00:34:19Got a match
00:34:22When the tree falls we cut it into logs and skid them to the river
00:34:25Skid them?
00:34:26That means we just haul them along with horses
00:34:28Or a tractor like that
00:34:34And we stack the timber along the river just like you see over there
00:34:37Each stack is called a cold deck
00:34:40A bunch of stacks makes up a landing
00:34:49Where's that double crossing boss of yours?
00:34:51If you mean Mr. Collins you'll find him up on section 4
00:34:56That's what we call a flume
00:34:58Very interesting
00:35:01I like the first way you said it better honey
00:35:03You know when the thaw comes we'll be sending logs down those chutes just as fast as we can dump them in
00:35:08You are so clever
00:35:11I know, I know
00:35:14When we go back to camp would you mind going around this way?
00:35:16It's as if you're interested
00:35:18Of course
00:35:19Sure
00:35:21I'm interested in everything about you
00:35:23Sometimes we cut in too far from deep water and we have to sluice the logs down to the river
00:35:38You have such funny words, what means sluice?
00:35:42Well, it's sort of a wooden trough with water running down it
00:35:47Take your hands off
00:35:57What do you mean?
00:35:58Homer!
00:35:59Get!
00:36:00Stop it!
00:36:01Boys, if you don't stop at one I'll go to Canada
00:36:17Everybody going?
00:36:20Yeah
00:36:22I hope you were right giving the boys a week off to blow her in
00:36:25Well, as long as we have to wait for the thaw
00:36:27We might as well let the boys keep warm in town
00:36:29Boomer's giving everybody the same deal
00:36:30First drag day I ever saw you in camp
00:36:32Sticking around
00:36:33Are you kidding?
00:36:34I've just been waiting for you
00:36:35You set?
00:36:36Sure thing
00:36:37Let's get out of here
00:36:38Nice to see you again, John
00:36:50Who's gonna win, boys?
00:36:51I'd like to make a safe little side bet
00:36:53Ah, it won't even be a contest
00:36:55He means I'm a cinch
00:36:56Don't give away any secrets
00:36:58Think you're gonna win, Hogan?
00:37:08It's in the bag, Nick
00:37:16Here, what's your hurry?
00:37:17I'm so busy, everybody's schooling for me
00:37:19Yeah, that's the trouble
00:37:20We're jealous
00:37:21Maybe she just doesn't want to be seen with you, babyface
00:37:24Now, wait a minute
00:37:26I tell you what
00:37:28I have one more order to serve
00:37:30Then I will be back
00:37:32We will sing and be happy
00:37:34Just like all time
00:37:35Oui?
00:37:36Oui
00:37:37Yeah, oui
00:37:38You hurry back, we're lonely
00:37:40Hiya, Jeff
00:37:42Hi
00:37:43Hello, babyface
00:37:53Got a match, babyface?
00:37:54Yeah
00:37:56I've come from Alabama
00:38:02With my banjo on my knee
00:38:05I'm Guadaluciana
00:38:07My true love for the sea
00:38:10It rained all night
00:38:12Today I left
00:38:13The weather, it was dry
00:38:15The sun so hot
00:38:17I froze to death
00:38:18Susanna, don't you cry
00:38:21Oh, Susanna, don't you cry for me
00:38:26I've come from Alabama with my banjo on my knee
00:38:40I've come from Alabama
00:38:41I've come from Alabama
00:38:43I've come from Alabama
00:38:45My banjo on my knees
00:38:47I've come from Alabama
00:38:49My banjo sur mes genoux
00:38:51My banjo sur mes genoux
00:38:53I've come from Alabama
00:38:54I've come from Alabama
00:38:55I've come from Louisiana
00:38:56I've come from Louisiana
00:38:58I've come from Louisiana
00:39:00To embrace my love
00:39:01To embrace my love
00:39:06When I left
00:39:11When I left
00:39:13The rain fell
00:39:14And the time was so beautiful
00:39:16And the time was so beautiful
00:39:19And the time was so beautiful
00:39:22I'm so cold
00:39:24I'm so cold
00:39:25Under the sun
00:39:27Oh, Susanna
00:39:31Don't cry
00:39:33Oh, Susanna
00:39:34Don't cry
00:39:35Oh, Susanna
00:39:39Oh, don't you cry
00:39:44Oh, Susanna
00:39:54Don't cry
00:39:55Oh, Susanna
00:39:56Don't cry
00:39:57Oh, Susanna
00:39:59Don't cry
00:40:00Oh, Susanna
00:40:01I've come from Alabama
00:40:03Where my banjo on my knee
00:40:05Oh, Susanna
00:40:07There's no doubt about it boys
00:40:08The thaw is here
00:40:09The way the snow is melting
00:40:10The river will be a driving pitch
00:40:11In less than a week
00:40:12I was an old river hog myself
00:40:13I'll be in personal charge
00:40:14Of the drive
00:40:15Any objections?
00:40:16Say, where's Hogan?
00:40:17He should be here
00:40:18Hogan
00:40:19Hogan
00:40:20Hogan
00:40:21Hogan
00:40:22Hogan
00:40:23Hogan
00:40:24Hogan
00:40:25Hogan
00:40:26Hogan
00:40:27Hogan
00:40:28Hogan
00:40:29Hogan
00:40:30Hogan
00:40:31Hogan
00:40:32Hogan
00:40:33Hogan
00:40:34Hogan
00:40:35Hogan
00:40:36Hogan
00:40:37Hogan
00:40:38Hogan
00:40:39Hogan
00:40:40Hogan
00:40:41Hogan
00:40:42Hogan
00:40:43Hogan
00:40:44Hogan
00:40:45Hogan
00:40:46Hogan
00:40:47Hogan
00:40:48Hogan
00:40:49Hogan
00:40:50Hogan
00:40:51Hogan
00:40:52Hogan
00:40:53Hogan
00:40:54Hogan
00:40:55Hogan
00:40:56Oh
00:41:15Now our river is a little bigger than Jeff's and a little farther to the south
00:41:19That'll give us a slight edge on the thaw that all have to be in there working our heads off because
00:41:26Well, I'm glad you could make it Hogan. I'm just laying out the details of the drive
00:41:42Now we'll blast at dawn at these three landings at Eagles Point first then at Mossback and then just a little below Memeloos Rapids
00:41:56That's it boys in the rap room riding down
00:42:26That's right boys keep them coming
00:42:37It goes again, that's boomer. All right. How about that? I still think it's a couple of days too early
00:42:43Well, if he can do it, I can let's get with it
00:42:45I
00:42:50Found this guy messing around the dynamite shack. He say works around here. I never seen before. Do you know him? Yeah?
00:42:58Hammerhead Hogan. It seems to me. I heard that you're working for Boomer. That's right. Mr. Collins. I sure was
00:43:05Yeah, I I didn't like it over there nothing but a nosebag show
00:43:09So you got a spot for me here, huh? Well, now that's a good try Hogan
00:43:15But it isn't good enough if I didn't need you to take back a message
00:43:18I'd kick every one of your ribs in myself you go back and tell that boss of yours if he's gonna try and follow me up
00:43:23The least he can do is come and do it in person
00:43:25I'm gonna count to ten Hogan if you want out of here by the time I do I'm gonna break every bone in your skull
00:43:34Never thought old boomer pull anything like that on me
00:43:39Let her go let her go hey Boomer
00:44:09I
00:44:11Without dynamite we can't do anything about the cold decks until the ice melts and they drop in by themselves
00:44:15But that's no reason why we should sit around with our thumbs and our galluses
00:44:19Perhaps you've wondered why I skidded those logs so far down the river this winter
00:44:22Well, you'll see why now
00:44:24The ice and snow has gone down below
00:44:26All we have to do is push them off the hills shove them into the flumes grease the four and aft roads and let them rip that way
00:44:32We'll keep moving come on let's go
00:44:40Take these men and start with that deck push everything in up to the plume. I'll meet you there
00:44:45Okay, come on fellas
00:44:47I'll be going over any minute now still think I'm wrong
00:45:00That old river ain't raised up to driving pitch yet. I she'll rise
00:45:05She's sure better
00:45:07Well, them logs will be jammed to tight and thick. They'll be building a church on them
00:45:12There they go
00:45:23The drives on old-timer
00:45:32All right hit that charge keep moving down toward the gate
00:45:37A little more on your side, Hank
00:45:43A little more on your side, Hank
00:45:50That's got it
00:45:54Gate's going up Jeff
00:45:55Good
00:46:07That four and aft road was a great idea of yours, Weezer
00:46:10Maybe
00:46:13The water still ain't raised up to drive and pitch
00:46:15It'll come
00:46:16It'll come
00:46:17It'll come
00:46:25Better
00:46:26Better
00:46:27Better
00:46:28Better
00:46:29Go
00:46:30Go
00:46:30Go
00:46:31Go
00:46:32Go
00:46:35Jump
00:46:37Yeah?
00:46:38Boomer's in trouble
00:46:39Jeff!
00:46:49Yeah?
00:46:50Boomer's in trouble.
00:46:51No.
00:46:52Yeah, the river ain't got enough pitch to float as wood.
00:46:54It's piling up at a sandbar off Chippewa Flats.
00:46:56Well, now, ain't it a shame?
00:47:08Go on.
00:47:09Say, I told you so.
00:47:11Nah.
00:47:12I guess I ought to take the same chance.
00:47:15At least it's better than sitting around and waiting.
00:47:20Here comes Al with the dynamite.
00:47:30I checked the new dynamite myself.
00:47:35Which one of you men are going to volunteer to plant the dynamite?
00:47:38Never mind, old-timer.
00:47:40That's my job.
00:47:42You men are going to do the roars.
00:47:44If we don't get them logs free, they'll be backing up clean to Eagle Point.
00:47:48Get that boat in the river.
00:47:50Come on, get going.
00:47:51Ready, sonny?
00:48:00Yeah.
00:48:02Ready.
00:48:03All right, fellas.
00:48:13Lift!
00:48:13I'll be seeing you, old-timer.
00:48:23Careful, sonny.
00:48:42We're going on by.
00:48:43You better start pulling.
00:48:43Come on, Paul.
00:49:02Come on, Paul.
00:49:02Let's go.
00:49:04Come on, Paul.
00:49:05That's my job.
00:49:05That's our job.
00:49:10The last life.
00:49:11He's not a real son of a steal thing.
00:49:19Put it on place.
00:49:19Attaboy, sonny!
00:49:49We haven't got time to pull back into the next one, hit her head on!
00:50:18Must have been close.
00:50:20We would have won if Boomer hadn't busted that jam.
00:50:23That's the brakes.
00:50:28What do you have, Jeff?
00:50:35It's on the house.
00:50:36Nothing, thanks, Bernard.
00:50:37Is Nick in?
00:50:39Hiya, Nick, you busy?
00:50:46Oh, hello, Jeff.
00:50:47No, come on in.
00:50:48Thanks.
00:50:49Sorry to hear that you weren't the lucky guy.
00:50:52Better guy, couldn't have won.
00:50:53Sit down.
00:50:54No, thanks.
00:50:55I'm just here to collect what's due me and then I'm going to shove off to Chicago.
00:50:59Pearl's over at the bank now.
00:51:00We were expecting you, boys.
00:51:01Go ahead, sit down.
00:51:02Get a nip of some of my private stock while we're waiting for her to come back.
00:51:07So you're not going to wait around for Boomer, eh?
00:51:08No.
00:51:09I don't think Boomer needs me anymore.
00:51:10Well, you never can tell.
00:51:11There you are.
00:51:12Well, here's to the bride.
00:51:14It's hard for me to think of Boomer as being married.
00:51:15Yeah, that's funny.
00:51:16I've been thinking that same thing.
00:51:17Say, how about a little game of drawers?
00:51:18Well, you're not going to wait around for Boomer, eh?
00:51:19No.
00:51:20I don't think Boomer needs me anymore.
00:51:21Well, you never can tell.
00:51:24There you are.
00:51:25Well, here's to the bride.
00:51:28It's hard for me to think of Boomer as being married.
00:51:33Yeah, that's funny.
00:51:34I've been thinking that same thing.
00:51:38Say, how about a little game of drawers?
00:51:43I'm waiting for Pearl.
00:51:45Okay, by me.
00:51:47We haven't got much time.
00:51:49What do you say we make the whites dollar, huh?
00:51:52It's payday, isn't it?
00:51:54Go ahead and deal them.
00:51:59Nothing wild, huh?
00:52:00Nothing wild.
00:52:01Open any pair?
00:52:03Any pair.
00:52:04Okay.
00:52:05Cut.
00:52:06Dealer Andy's a blue one, huh?
00:52:08One blue.
00:52:13I'll open for a buck.
00:52:14I'll stay.
00:52:15Let me have three.
00:52:16Three.
00:52:17One blue.
00:52:18One blue.
00:52:19One blue.
00:52:20I'll open for a buck.
00:52:21I'll stay.
00:52:22Let me have three.
00:52:23Three.
00:52:24I'll ruin them.
00:52:25Umβ¦
00:52:26How much do you.
00:52:27Do it?
00:52:28Uh, okay.
00:52:29What do I have?
00:52:30Two.
00:52:31Good.
00:52:32Time millies.
00:52:33Nothing place with anything.
00:52:34Stay.
00:52:35Oh Cough.
00:52:36movie lights
00:52:48It's day one.
00:52:49Good morning.
00:52:50No.
00:52:51Memphis
00:52:53I'm going to have to raise you, Jeff.
00:52:56You are, huh?
00:52:58I'll call.
00:53:00What you got?
00:53:01Full house.
00:53:03King's up.
00:53:04That's tough luck, Jeff.
00:53:06Yeah.
00:53:07I'm going to have to buy another stack.
00:53:09Okay, my boy.
00:53:14There you are.
00:53:15Here you go.
00:53:18My deal, I believe?
00:53:19Mm-hmm.
00:53:20I wonder what's keeping Pearl?
00:53:22Ah, you know, women, no sense of time.
00:53:25Well, speaking of the damsel.
00:53:29Hiya, Pearl.
00:53:30What took you so long, sugar?
00:53:32I dropped in to see a gal about a little story from Oshkosh.
00:53:38Need I say more?
00:53:42Nick seems to be doing pretty well.
00:53:44I just can't seem to play him right.
00:53:46No wonder.
00:53:47Hmm?
00:53:48He's had a little tough luck.
00:53:50Let's give him a chance to break even.
00:53:51Yeah.
00:53:52Less.
00:54:12How many?
00:54:13Huh?
00:54:14Oh.
00:54:15The boss saying I want to get my money.
00:54:17He's busy.
00:54:18Come on.
00:54:19I'll buy you a drink.
00:54:20Huh?
00:54:21Oh.
00:54:22Huh?
00:54:23Oh.
00:54:24Huh?
00:54:25Oh.
00:54:26Huh?
00:54:27Oh.
00:54:28Huh?
00:54:29Huh?
00:54:30Huh?
00:54:31Huh?
00:54:32Huh?
00:54:33Huh?
00:54:34Huh?
00:54:35Huh?
00:54:36Huh?
00:54:37Huh?
00:54:38Huh?
00:54:39Huh?
00:54:40Huh?
00:54:41Huh?
00:54:42Huh?
00:54:48Huh?
00:54:53Huh?
00:54:54Huh?
00:54:56I haven't told you the story of my life, Hogan.
00:55:00No.
00:55:02I was born in Weehawken.
00:55:05Some odd years ago.
00:55:11And he made me what I am today.
00:55:19So? Dull, isn't it?
00:55:22Yeah.
00:55:26Fifty.
00:55:38Hark Hall.
00:55:40What do you got?
00:55:41A pair of queens.
00:55:42Aces.
00:55:44You win.
00:55:46Oh, dear, dear, dear, dear.
00:55:48Come to Papa.
00:55:56Well, hail the conquering sucker.
00:56:01Where's the bride?
00:56:03Why don't you ask her husband?
00:56:05Thanks, I will.
00:56:11Her what?
00:56:12In there.
00:56:21What are you?
00:56:22Wait, wait, wait.
00:56:23You're congratulating the wrong guy.
00:56:24There's your man.
00:56:25Him?
00:56:26Sure.
00:56:27Tell him how you and Yvette got married over an Oskosh day before yesterday, honey.
00:56:31Go on.
00:56:32Don't be bashful.
00:56:33You mean that all the time we were playing cards, he was...
00:56:36Yeah, why you...
00:56:37Now, wait a minute, Faye.
00:56:38Take it easy.
00:56:39Why blame him?
00:56:40Yvette must have had something to say about this.
00:56:43Sure, that's right.
00:56:44Yeah, that's right.
00:56:45How about a little drink of my private stock, huh, fellas?
00:56:48All she was after was the richest guy in town.
00:56:51And...
00:56:52She...
00:56:53She picked him!
00:56:54Oh, no!
00:56:56She picked him and I just cleaned him.
00:56:58He hasn't got a dime.
00:56:59I own his timber, his saloon, his money, the whole works.
00:57:04No!
00:57:05After you left, he played the worst poker you ever saw in your life!
00:57:09Oh, no!
00:57:10Oh, I just remembered, Nick.
00:57:12Hogan's outside.
00:57:13He wants his dough for that little job he did on Boomer's dynamite.
00:57:18Oh.
00:57:24Me first.
00:57:25But I'm the one he double-crossed.
00:57:26I'm the oldest.
00:57:27But I'm the biggest!
00:57:32Boss will see you now.
00:57:48Hey!
00:57:49Baby face!
00:57:50Don't break up the place, we all...
00:57:54Oh.
00:57:55No!
00:57:56Oh!
00:57:57Hey!
00:57:58Baby face!
00:57:59Don't break up the place, we all...
00:58:01Oh!
00:58:02Oh!
00:58:03Oh!
00:58:04Oh!
00:58:05Oh!
00:58:06Oh!
00:58:07Oh!
00:58:08Oh!
00:58:09Oh!
00:58:10Oh!
00:58:11Oh!
00:58:12Oh!
00:58:13Oh!
00:58:14Oh!
00:58:15Oh!
00:58:16Oh!
00:58:17Oh!
00:58:18Oh!
00:58:19Oh!
00:58:20Oh!
00:58:21Oh!
00:58:22Oh!
00:58:23Oh!
00:58:24Oh!
00:58:25Oh!
00:58:26Oh!
00:58:27Oh!
00:58:28Oh!
00:58:40Hey, baby fish.
00:59:10Wait for me.
00:59:17Oh, Jeff, that wasn't fair.
00:59:19Sorry, baby fish.
00:59:20I just couldn't resist.
00:59:23What we need is a beer.
00:59:25You're so right.
00:59:30Hey.
00:59:30What's the matter?
00:59:31Wait a minute.
00:59:32Remember where we were?
00:59:33Oh, yes.
00:59:38Pardon me.
00:59:39Can either of you gentlemen tell me who's the owner of this establishment?
00:59:51He is.
00:59:53Well, we are.
01:00:01Bernard, draw three.
01:00:03Yeah, Bernard, draw three for me, too.
01:00:19Oh.
01:00:23Oh.
01:00:24Oh.
01:00:25Oh.
01:00:26Oh.
01:00:27You
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