The Ranger’s Promise

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The Ranger’s Promise is a gripping Western tale set in the rugged frontier, where loyalty, justice, and sacrifice collide. When a lone ranger swears an oath to protect a small town from ruthless outlaws, he discovers that honor comes at a cost. With suspense, action, and heartfelt drama, this story captures the spirit of the Old West and the enduring power of a promise.

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00:01:00You know, Cisco, there's something I don't understand something about.

00:01:24What is the trouble now, Pancho?

00:01:25This rock, this rock says this is the borderline between the United States and Mexico.

00:01:34Borderline.

00:01:35I look all over.

00:01:36I don't see no line.

00:01:39Pancho, sometimes the things you do not see are more there than the things you do see.

00:01:45You know, Cisco, you and me, we are two smart fellows, huh?

00:01:48I think.

00:01:50Thanks, amigo, for including me.

00:01:54Cisco, a fighter.

00:01:56That is for us.

00:01:58First, we must see what we fight for.

00:02:07Hold on to your head.

00:02:08And it's in the American cavalry.

00:02:28Hey, now we want to fight, huh?

00:02:30You take half the bandit, and I take the other half.

00:02:32No, we wait for the watch.

00:02:35Anger.

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00:02:52That's when he slipped on a bullet

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00:03:17Over the border where we can't go after smart and treacherous the leader of that gang

00:03:27That's the Cisco kid and his friend poncho

00:03:35I'd know those horses anyplace

00:03:37Well at least we know who the bandit leader is

00:03:40But you know that I'm sure

00:03:43Forward

00:03:45Calum left

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00:03:53This one will tell us nothing.

00:04:09He can only talk to his ancestors.

00:04:11The dead may talk louder than the living, Pancho.

00:04:14Look, what do you see?

00:04:16I see a dead Mexican bandit.

00:04:18I told you.

00:04:20Sometimes the things you do not see are more there than the things you see.

00:04:23Look close.

00:04:26This man is not a Mexican?

00:04:28No.

00:04:29He's an Americano, these guys.

00:04:31He does not only rock for himself, but he hurts the whole people.

00:04:35That is not good to make him look like a Mexican and everybody would think all of our people are bandits.

00:04:39I don't like.

00:04:40Look at the face.

00:04:43Hey, I have seen this face before someplace.

00:04:46Of course, in El Paso.

00:04:49Herman.

00:04:50See, big Herman.

00:04:51Well, he would not ride with the Mexican bandit.

00:04:55He hates the Mexicans.

00:04:57And the leopard Pancho cannot change his pants.

00:05:00Yeah, but this leopard, he...

00:05:02He don't need such a beautiful belt.

00:05:04I think maybe I...

00:05:05Ah, forget the belt.

00:05:07We go now to the commandante at the American Fort.

00:05:10There we'll learn more about this.

00:05:11Well, anyhow, the belt has got a broke ornament.

00:05:17I guess it's not for me.

00:05:20Vamanos.

00:05:21Let's see.

00:05:21Oh, you fool, you fool.

00:05:44Oh, oh, oh.

00:05:48All right, men.

00:05:54The first thing you must learn when you break a wild horse is to teach him who it's blocked.

00:05:58Now, just keep your eyes on me and I'll show you how it's done.

00:06:01All right, let it go, let it go.

00:06:12All right, let it go.

00:06:14Show him who's born.

00:06:16Don't let him throw you, son.

00:06:17Something strike you funny, mister, or weren't you laughing?

00:06:43See, I was laughing.

00:06:45To laugh is to live.

00:06:47One of these days, you're going to laugh yourself to death.

00:06:49See, it's pretty high down from the top of that rocking horse, no?

00:06:52Rocking horse?

00:06:54You know, with a horse like that to get comfortable back, I learned to eat tamales.

00:06:59And I suppose you could ride him.

00:07:01See, he can, Sergeant.

00:07:02If you are tired of falling off of him, if it's for the Sergeant, then you'll have the

00:07:06best vaquero in all, Mexico, to block that horse.

00:07:10And that's you, compadre.

00:07:12Pancho, it is a wise man.

00:07:14With a compliment, he can save his own neck.

00:07:17At your service, Sergeant.

00:07:18Go ahead.

00:07:43Get on.

00:07:44He's only a rocking horse.

00:07:45Let him go.

00:07:52Go ahead.

00:08:03You're mine, Sergeant.

00:08:32Thanks.

00:08:33Think nothing of it, senor.

00:08:35Gringo.

00:08:37Do not hesitate to call on me any time you wish to tame the wild horses or the wild women.

00:08:45Sergeant!

00:08:46Wipe those smiles off your face and I'll put every last one of you on stables.

00:08:50Sergeant McNulty, what's going on down there?

00:08:55The Cisco kid.

00:08:57That's the leader of the bandits.

00:08:58Put him under guard.

00:08:59You may not have in a hurry.

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00:12:26Now I am sorry I did not bring the golden sandals from Mexico City.

00:12:40Golden sandals? For me?

00:12:42Si. Have you ever seen an angel without golden sandals?

00:12:46No, senor. You make my head get very, very deep.

00:12:50You two wait here. I'll look inside the cantina.

00:12:54Where does that door lead you?

00:12:56My room?

00:13:02Senorita, I must hide.

00:13:04Hide what?

00:13:06I should leave another day to bring back the golden sandals.

00:13:08Oh, see there.

00:13:21Elise, wake up.

00:13:23Yes. Yes, general.

00:13:25What can I do for you?

00:13:26I'm looking for a bandit.

00:13:27Have you seen a tough looking hombre around here?

00:13:30You're the only one.

00:13:31This is no time for jokes.

00:13:33Where's Rosita?

00:13:35No, sir. Who knows?

00:13:38Rosita!

00:13:40Rosita!

00:13:42Don't break the door down. I'll be right out.

00:13:45Oh, I'm so sorry.

00:13:46Oh, I am so sorry.

00:13:47Oh.

00:13:48Don't be so loud.

00:13:49Always the same little wildcat.

00:13:50I warn you, you have fed my clothes before.

00:13:52Hey, you're lucky I'm around.

00:13:54There's a mighty bad hombre loose in town, but don't you be scared.

00:13:58I won't let him hurt my Rosita.

00:13:59Who is he?

00:14:00He's the meanest, toughest bandit on the border.

00:14:01Oh, such bad hombre could be around here.

00:14:03I'll make doubly sure.

00:14:04Oh, my toe. My foot.

00:14:05What happened? What happened?

00:14:06What happened?

00:14:07What happened?

00:14:08My toe.

00:14:09Oh, I'm so sorry.

00:14:10This is very serious.

00:14:11Where are you?

00:14:12Roger, what I heard your father?

00:14:13And I want to tell you, don't you?

00:14:14I want to tell you.

00:14:15You have to take my clothes before.

00:14:16Hey, you're lucky I'm around.

00:14:17There's a mighty bad hombre loose in town, but don't you be scared.

00:14:19I won't let him hurt my Rosita.

00:14:20Who is he?

00:14:21He's the meanest, toughest bandit on the border.

00:14:23Oh, such bad hombre could be around here.

00:14:26I'll make doubly sure.

00:14:29Oh, my toe!

00:14:31Oh, I'm so sorry.

00:14:37You're safe now.

00:14:38My men have caught him.

00:14:39You better take personal charge, Lord Jake.

00:14:41That's right, Rosita.

00:14:45Oh, Sergeant.

00:14:48These bandits.

00:14:49Is there a big reward for his capture?

00:14:51Why, you money-grabbing little minks.

00:14:55How do you think I look with gold and sandals?

00:14:57I think your bare feet are good enough for me.

00:15:00See you tonight.

00:15:08You can put your gun away.

00:15:10The sergeant is gone.

00:15:11Gracias, Rosita.

00:15:13You are an angel.

00:15:19Who's that?

00:15:21That is Gabriel with his horn.

00:15:26The sergeant says you are a bandit.

00:15:27Oh, he tells only the half.

00:15:30I am much more.

00:15:32I'm the worst bandit in the whole world.

00:15:35Oh, you are?

00:15:37But the dogly ladies have nothing to fear.

00:15:40Unless they betray me.

00:15:42Then...

00:15:43Oh, you tell me jokes.

00:15:47I like a man that makes me laugh.

00:15:49Where's the prisoner?

00:15:55We have no prison, Sergeant.

00:15:57Who ordered you to blow the bugle?

00:15:59I didn't blow the bugle.

00:16:01Somebody must have stolen it.

00:16:03All of you, come with me.

00:16:08Cisco.

00:16:09This ain't no time to make eyes to the señorita.

00:16:11We must go pronto.

00:16:12Wait, Pancho.

00:16:14Rosita, you know a man named Pete Harmon?

00:16:17Pete Harmon?

00:16:18Oh, sure.

00:16:19He comes here very often.

00:16:21He's a friend of a friend of mine.

00:16:23Put up your hands.

00:16:25Señor, I never argue with a hot lead.

00:16:27Eh, Pancho?

00:16:27That all depends on something.

00:16:29Get their guns.

00:16:30So you're the bugler, huh?

00:16:32No, I'm Mexican.

00:16:33Shut up.

00:16:33Hands up.

00:16:34Oh, Sergeant.

00:16:39Is this a band-aid you have been looking for?

00:16:41Yes, my little Rosita.

00:16:42That is him.

00:16:44Ah, it's a good thing you come back to protect me.

00:16:46Protect you?

00:16:47I ought to wring your little neck.

00:16:49Wait until your father hears about this.

00:16:52Let's take them away.

00:16:57See you tonight.

00:17:01And so, we know nothing of the raid, Captain Lewis.

00:17:03At the time it takes place, we were far down south of the border at Descanso.

00:17:07Anybody there you can prove it by.

00:17:09Maria Cristina, Luis de la Guerra, Juanita Clarita, Tomás de Jones, and the little brother with...

00:17:13Eh, there was also the mayor of Descanso.

00:17:17Captain Lewis, I wouldn't believe a word, they say.

00:17:20Well, I believe them.

00:17:22I think we've made a big mistake here.

00:17:25Now, Cisco, you say you heard the shots and that you rode up to see what was going on.

00:17:31We watched and when those were to fall.

00:17:33Well, we go to look at him and what do you think we find?

00:17:36We find that he was dead.

00:17:38But very dead.

00:17:39So, we could learn nothing from him.

00:17:41You, uh, didn't recognize him, of course.

00:17:44He was no Mexican I had ever seen before.

00:17:46Oh, that's too bad.

00:17:47His identity might have given us a lead on the rest of them.

00:17:49Take off their handcuffs.

00:17:52Yes, sir.

00:17:59He's sergeant.

00:18:00He has a touch as gentle as la señorita.

00:18:08Here are your guns, Cisco.

00:18:09I'm sorry we bothered you.

00:18:11And I'll take care that you're not annoyed again.

00:18:14Thank you, señor.

00:18:15Adios.

00:18:19Adios.

00:18:20Take care for yourselves.

00:18:21I want you to follow them, McNulty.

00:18:34Me, sir?

00:18:35Yes, you.

00:18:37Cisco didn't fool me for a minute.

00:18:40I understand, sir.

00:18:40I'm positive he's the head of that gang of murdering bandits,

00:18:43and we're going to prove.

00:18:45Yes.

00:18:46I want you to keep your eye on him.

00:18:47Trail him wherever he goes.

00:18:49Sooner or later, he'll lead us to the rest of his gang.

00:18:52Captain, I'd like to take these two fists of mine

00:18:54and beat the truth out of him.

00:18:55No, that wouldn't work with Cisco.

00:18:56Don't have any arguments with him.

00:18:58Instead, be friendly.

00:19:00Try to catch him off guard.

00:19:02Use your head, not your fists.

00:19:03Yes.

00:19:04Oh, uh, and one thing more.

00:19:06I don't want Cisco without his gang.

00:19:09Don't bring him in alone.

00:19:10Unless he commits murder.

00:19:12Yes, sir.

00:19:15The Capitan is a smart man, eh, Cisco?

00:19:18And you are the headless horseman.

00:19:20You know, you talk wise sometimes in the wrong places.

00:19:23But why didn't you tell the Capitan

00:19:24that the dead Mexican was a Americano?

00:19:26Because that was not the right place to be smart.

00:19:29The Capitan did not believe what he said.

00:19:30Oh, he talked from the lips, not the heart, huh?

00:19:33The lips often call the heart a liar.

00:19:40The man can read.

00:20:08He can find out much, Pancho.

00:20:11Cisco, you got some brains.

00:20:12You know how to read and that'll make it more easy for me.

00:20:15Hey, well, what it is we want to find out?

00:20:28What those bandits have been doing,

00:20:29and we know what we are suspected of.

00:20:36And the territory of Arizona

00:20:38will never achieve statehood

00:20:41until something drastic is done

00:20:45to rid the border

00:20:49of these bandits.

00:20:54Those are very good words, senor.

00:20:56Who are you?

00:20:58The name is Cisco, short for Francisco.

00:21:00This is Pancho, my friend,

00:21:02and we are not bandits.

00:21:04Oh, but the army thinks that we...

00:21:06Our good friend, Captain Lewis,

00:21:07he thinks we should learn more about the bandits,

00:21:09so we come here.

00:21:10Oh, then you're representatives

00:21:12of the Mexican government?

00:21:13No, we...

00:21:14You don't remember who we are.

00:21:16Well, I'll be very glad to help you

00:21:17in any way I can.

00:21:19Would you care to look over our back issues?

00:21:21That I would like very much.

00:21:22Well, you'll find them in this room.

00:21:23That is...

00:21:24Hello, Paulson.

00:21:39How are you, Stono?

00:21:41How's everything with you?

00:21:42Well, at least I'm still alive.

00:21:45Not like poor Bill Martin and his family.

00:21:47That was a terrible thing, wasn't it?

00:21:49Cold-blooded murder.

00:21:51The Martins were poor, hard-working ranch folk.

00:21:54The Raiders had no reason to kill them.

00:21:56Reason?

00:21:57They don't need any reason.

00:21:59These bandits are like mad dogs.

00:22:01They strike at everybody, without warning.

00:22:04Well, I think we're about ready

00:22:05to put an end to all that now.

00:22:08Here's our petition, all signed.

00:22:10Good work, Paulson.

00:22:12Fine.

00:22:13Now maybe Washington will recognize us as a state.

00:22:17I'm going to get this in the first mail

00:22:19so it'll reach Congress before they adjourn.

00:22:22You're going to do better than that.

00:22:24You'll take it to Washington in person.

00:22:26You're leaving on this afternoon's state.

00:22:28I'm paying your way.

00:22:29Best of luck, Paulson.

00:22:31Thanks for everything.

00:22:35I think we've won our puncher.

00:22:42Senor Stornham, I have read enough.

00:22:45My heart, she boils with anger at these bandits.

00:22:47They're your people.

00:22:49I take my people as God made them, senor.

00:22:52There is a little bit of good in most of us.

00:22:55There is a little bit of bad in all of us.

00:22:57Hey, Pancho.

00:22:58I got the whole business.

00:23:01I hope you found what you wanted.

00:23:03Si.

00:23:04Thank you, senor.

00:23:05Adios.

00:23:07Goodbye.

00:23:07Pancho, the army has many eyes.

00:23:18He's like a wood dick.

00:23:20He won't leave us, eh?

00:23:21Hola, sergeant.

00:23:37You are looking for someone?

00:23:39Yeah, no, I mean, uh...

00:23:40No, no.

00:23:42For Pancho and me, of course.

00:23:44But why look from so far?

00:23:45You can come with us and see everything we do.

00:23:47I don't care what you do.

00:23:49The Capitan would be very angry to hear you say that.

00:23:52You must come with us to the cantina and have to kill her.

00:23:55We'll even tell you so many things we plan to do.

00:23:58Si, and I promise not to steal you, senorita.

00:24:00Not for at least 15 minutes anyhow.

00:24:03For 15 cents, I'd knock your head off.

00:24:05Please do it, sergeant.

00:24:06Then you will be like I'd call it the headless horse.

00:24:09Vamonos.

00:24:10Come on, let's win.

00:24:11Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey

00:24:41This? I never expected to see.

00:24:44Ah, Rosita, you draw men to you like a magnet.

00:24:48Two drinks with a sergeant, but I don't want to drink.

00:24:51You would not drink to the lovely lady of your heart?

00:24:54No.

00:24:59Forgive him.

00:25:00A man in love, he's often angry with his own heart.

00:25:04What is this all about?

00:25:05It is super, Rosita.

00:25:07Because of you, the army and the padinos are amigos now.

00:25:11Ah.

00:25:14You see, sergeant, I fixed everything.

00:25:17Don't I, physical?

00:25:18Si.

00:25:19That belt you are wearing, it is very pretty.

00:25:22Eh, Pancho?

00:25:23Yeah, well, it's too bad that I've got a broken oil lance.

00:25:26Say, this is a beautiful belt.

00:25:28Where did you get it, Rosita?

00:25:30From a friend.

00:25:33Such generosity could only come from the sergeant.

00:25:35The sergeant does not give presents.

00:25:38I got it from Bill Brett.

00:25:39That bull-necked blacksmith.

00:25:41Ah, Pancho.

00:25:43This sergeant is unhappy.

00:25:45Amuse him with your rope tricks, eh?

00:25:46This I always like to do.

00:25:49Now, first, I'm going to show you a little trick.

00:25:52See?

00:25:52A little big one.

00:25:53Keep your eye on top of the loop, like this.

00:25:55Eh?

00:25:56Mm-hmm.

00:25:56See that?

00:25:58Ah.

00:25:58You see that?

00:25:59Now, I show you a big trick.

00:26:01I learned on a rancho with many cattle with horns so long, like this.

00:26:07Do you know how to put two oxes with horns so big in the same job?

00:26:10No, and I don't want to know.

00:26:11You don't want to know?

00:26:12No.

00:26:12Then I'm going to show you anyhow.

00:26:13Now, put your horns on like that.

00:26:16Stick up your horns, like that.

00:26:18First, you put the loop around the horn of one ox, like that.

00:26:23Then you put the rope around the horn of the other horse, like that.

00:26:26And you pull them together like this.

00:26:28See?

00:26:28Now, the oxes, they don't like the horns together.

00:26:30So, you, you do this.

00:26:32You see?

00:26:33And that's the way the vaqueros make the two oxes work as one.

00:26:36Pancho, you did the trick all wrong.

00:26:39This is the way the vaqueros...

00:26:41Hey, wait a minute.

00:26:42Wait a minute.

00:26:43What do you think you're doing?

00:26:44Hey, take it easy, will you?

00:26:45What is this?

00:26:46I'm showing you how the trick is going.

00:26:48Hey, let me loose.

00:26:49Let me loose.

00:26:50Let me...

00:26:51Come back here and let me loose.

00:26:52That is not part of the trick.

00:26:56Rosita, get a knife and cut me loose before anybody sees me like this.

00:27:00Not until you buy me a present.

00:27:02Oh, sure.

00:27:02Anything, anything.

00:27:03Just get a knife.

00:27:04Sandals?

00:27:10Golden sandals you buy me?

00:27:12Yes, golden sand...

00:27:13Golden sandals, huh?

00:27:17Sure.

00:27:18I'll buy you golden sandals.

00:27:23So, the blacksmith gives to Rosita the belt we saw on Harmon.

00:27:27I think we'll look more closely at this blacksmith.

00:27:29Si.

00:27:30Was it not good I did not take the belt from Harmon?

00:27:32Ah, Pancho, you have the great willpower.

00:27:36Gracias, Disco.

00:27:37You know, sometimes I think two times before I make up my mind.

00:27:40Then you make it up for me.

00:27:42Why are you worried about him, Brack?

00:27:44You just said the army picked him up.

00:27:46Yeah.

00:27:47Then they released him.

00:27:49That's what I don't understand.

00:27:56Look, Duke.

00:27:57We're going to lay low until I find out what the rope do.

00:28:00Well, I don't think we'll have long to wait.

00:28:15I think you better drift, Duke.

00:28:20Yes, senor.

00:28:21What can I do for you?

00:28:29My horse, Diablo.

00:28:30He has a bad shoe.

00:28:40There's nothing the matter with that shoe.

00:28:42He looks good enough to me.

00:28:43Good is not good enough, senor.

00:28:45For Diablo, it must be perfect.

00:28:47He's a horse with his soul.

00:28:49I thought the army had you two locked up in jail.

00:28:52Oh, that.

00:28:53The good sergeant wasn't too big a horse.

00:28:56Yes.

00:28:56The sergeant, he make very big mistakes.

00:28:59He thinks we are bandits.

00:29:00Can you imagine that?

00:29:03But jails have a way of opening up for the honest people.

00:29:06Oh, yeah?

00:29:08Your voice says you think I lie.

00:29:10Oh, you've got me all wrong, mister.

00:29:12I always mind my own business.

00:29:15Bueno.

00:29:16Then I would like to know you.

00:29:17I know an hombre called Harmon.

00:29:19That little Rosita, she talked too many.

00:29:23What do you want with Harmon?

00:29:24That is my business and his.

00:29:26Do you know where I can find him?

00:29:28Nah, I don't keep track of every two-bit gumming on the border.

00:29:31But of that, I think, if Harmon will cut off both beauty or something.

00:29:35Oh, no, he won't.

00:29:36Not Pete Harmon.

00:29:37Maybe you like to have it do by an expert.

00:29:40I cut the ears up close to the head.

00:29:43No scars.

00:29:43They look beautiful that way, I think.

00:29:46Pretty tough customers, ain't ya?

00:29:48You're doling us.

00:29:50How much do I owe you for looking at the truth?

00:29:52Ah, forget it.

00:29:53It's on a house.

00:29:55Gracias.

00:29:56Well done.

00:29:57Adios.

00:29:58Adios.

00:29:58Now we know two of the bandits.

00:30:12Harmon and Brack, and both Americanos.

00:30:15This man Brack, he's stuck with much knowledge.

00:30:19We will shake it out of him, eh?

00:30:20Not yet.

00:30:21For that, we are not ready.

00:30:23That's the payoff for your little trick.

00:30:33Pancho, how many times have I told you never to level a gun at a friend?

00:30:38You are one lucky fellow that he called you his friend.

00:30:41I don't want to have any trouble with you, Sergeant.

00:30:44I have too great a respect for your uniform.

00:30:46Cisco, this uniform isn't glued to me.

00:30:49Besides, you're not going to fight the army.

00:30:55You're going to fight Mr. McNulty.

00:30:58Put up your deuce.

00:30:59Pancho, pick up the army coat.

00:31:06Oh, come on.

00:31:07Quit stalling.

00:31:08Let's fight.

00:31:09Let's fight.

00:31:39I couldn't have gone better myself.

00:32:07No, I am the best in the world.

00:32:09Yes, yes, Pancho.

00:32:10We know that.

00:32:11Rosita, will you please give this to the sergeant when he wakes up?

00:32:15Si.

00:32:16We better go now, Pancho.

00:32:17Well, where am I?

00:32:33You're still in the army.

00:32:34Hey, amigo, what are you doing?

00:32:44That is not rainwater.

00:32:46No, that is not rainwater.

00:32:48This is the most expensive stuff I have around here.

00:32:50This is even more precious than coal.

00:32:52To me, it must be more precious than coal.

00:32:55I love this perfume.

00:32:57Sometimes I use the carnation.

00:32:59Sometimes I use the jockey club.

00:33:01But this one, I love the lily to the valley.

00:33:04Well, I see them bandits are at it again.

00:33:11Yes?

00:33:11What did they do this time?

00:33:12That Ed Paulson.

00:33:14Oh, for goodness sake.

00:33:15Ed Paulson?

00:33:16Yeah.

00:33:17Kill him in a stagecoach holdup.

00:33:19Oh, that's terrible.

00:33:21Oh, my pleasure.

00:33:21Worst part of it, Paulson was on his way to get married, it says.

00:33:28Give me a haircut.

00:33:30May I see the paper, please, senor?

00:33:32You can have it.

00:33:51Thank you very much.

00:34:17Thank you very much.

00:34:21Well, there's two Mexican fellas that were just in here.

00:34:35They're just taking a bath.

00:34:36Thank you very much.

00:35:20The paper told one big lie.

00:35:22Senor Paulson was not going to be married.

00:35:25Maybe the newspaper make a mistake.

00:35:28What is a lie but a mistake with a purpose?

00:35:30Why does the newspaper want to tell a lie?

00:35:34Because Paulson was carrying a petition to Washington.

00:35:37And for this, people get killed?

00:35:40See, Pancho.

00:35:41Mr. Stoneham did not want that petition to reach Washington.

00:35:45I think he has a lot to do with his Mexican bandits.

00:35:48You mean you think that Stoneham is the head of the horse and Brack is the tail?

00:35:54Uh, Pancho, you are a very smart fellow.

00:35:57I have an idea how to corral this horse.

00:36:00We take care of it first thing in the morning, eh?

00:36:21Pull up, Diro.

00:36:23Go behind that big rock.

00:36:27Pull up, Diro.

00:36:29Come here, kid.

00:36:32Get down.

00:36:34Get down on the corks.

00:36:37Peggy's first.

00:36:38Hold up.

00:36:41Oh

00:36:47Oh

00:36:58Over here

00:37:00Over here.

00:37:11You will give all your money and all your jewelry to my amigo.

00:37:17Hold up.

00:37:24Send it.

00:37:26Everything.

00:37:26Come on.

00:37:31Ana, pronto.

00:37:32The ring.

00:37:34Senor, you go back there.

00:37:36Hey, amigo.

00:37:37How many times have I told you?

00:37:39From the beautiful senoritas you do not take.

00:37:41Except maybe the kisses.

00:37:43Hey, amigo.

00:37:45In all of our holdups in Nogales, in Piedras Neggers and Casablanca,

00:37:50from the senoritas we get many kisses.

00:37:53Sometimes more kisses than jewelry.

00:37:54You keep my ring and I'll keep my kisses.

00:37:58Speak for yourself, young woman.

00:37:59Never tell a bandit his business.

00:38:01Bravo, senorita.

00:38:03Hey, to the young one.

00:38:05Give her back a ring.

00:38:07To these other ones.

00:38:08You make her happy, eh?

00:38:10Who are you, kiddo?

00:38:12You know what I told you to do.

00:38:13Hey.

00:38:18Hey.

00:38:19Come on.

00:38:19Get down there.

00:38:32This is crazy.

00:38:34I'd be on the hill left 20 times.

00:38:36By amateur.

00:38:36You call Black Barton Billy the Kid amateur?

00:38:40Black Barton Willie the Kid is just chicken feed.

00:38:43You don't think much of yourself, do you?

00:38:44Well, as much as my amigo.

00:38:47You like to hear me tell how I killed that man in Sonora.

00:38:50Then I ride all night to kill his six cousins.

00:38:52I finally got an uncle in Canyon Diablo.

00:38:54And I ride to Canyon Diablo and...

00:38:56Ah, tell it to your grandmother.

00:38:57Please do not interrupt.

00:38:58The last time an uncle told me to tell it to my grandmother, I killed him dead three times.

00:39:03One time for my grandmother, one time for my grandfather, and one time for myself.

00:39:28Senor.

00:39:33Go lock the door and bring me the key.

00:39:42Come in here, senor.

00:39:51I haven't anything valuable, mister.

00:39:53It is not your money, I wish.

00:39:55Only your knowledge.

00:39:55You will get the type ready.

00:39:58I will tell you what to print.

00:40:00I only take orders from the boss.

00:40:01I am the boss.

00:40:03Go on.

00:40:08Now we start.

00:40:10We'll put it in the big head letters.

00:40:12Mexican bandits, strike again.

00:40:19You know you are a pretty lucky young lady.

00:40:22You are such a pretty palomino.

00:40:24That's why I gave you back your ring.

00:40:26How about my ring?

00:40:27And my watch?

00:40:29That I'm going to think about.

00:40:31You know, I don't like to take your fingers, but that's my business.

00:40:35Look, that watch of mine is a key.

00:40:37All right, I get that.

00:40:39This terrible menace bust out.

00:40:42Your voice is different, but you sure got the boss's style.

00:40:45Sounds like the words come right out of him.

00:40:47A compliment to treasure, senor.

00:40:49And now you'll run off for coffee quickly.

00:40:52Yes, sir.

00:40:52Good.

00:41:18Now I want many coffees quickly.

00:41:20Tonson.

00:41:30Tonson.

00:41:34Tonson.

00:41:39Tonson.

00:41:41Oh, my God.

00:42:11Oh

00:42:17Was that in there you saw them who were they it's only one the father calls himself Cisco

00:42:28Open this door

00:42:41Open this door Cisco

00:43:03Unlock this door

00:43:11I

00:43:38Copy a story. He made me print about a stage

00:43:41Go to the port report that the captain was no I've got a better way to handle it.

00:43:55I don't want you to mention this to soul you understand you trust me Mr. Stoneham good.

00:44:01Now you go home and stay there till I send for you.

00:44:05Yes.

00:44:11And that was the story of my mother-in-law.

00:44:25You've been very entertaining Mr. Bandit but are you going to keep us here all night?

00:44:29Is that bad?

00:44:30One time I keep my guest here four days.

00:44:41Come see me again some time.

00:44:53I look.

00:44:54What's up?

00:44:55Say what's this about the stage being held up again?

00:45:12Not only that I've been robbed too.

00:45:14I have do everything you want me to do.

00:45:24Say you didn't get a look at these bandits.

00:45:27Wouldn't be able to identify them.

00:45:29That's right.

00:45:30How much money did you have in this cash box?

00:45:32Why I not very much about $50.

00:45:36I think I know who did it.

00:45:39What's going on in there?

00:45:41Stoneham.

00:45:42He's telling the sergeant he has been robbed.

00:45:44But he's not saying what has been taken from his safe.

00:45:47But you can hear what they say over there from over here.

00:45:50I have ears in my mind amigo.

00:45:52I took from his safe all the things that the banditos have been stealing.

00:45:56I do not think Stoneham would be talking about this.

00:45:59I don't understand what you're saying but I don't know what you mean.

00:46:02I'll send word to Captain Lewis immediately.

00:46:04The next time you see me I'll have your money back for you.

00:46:07I hope so.

00:46:11Just what do you think you're up to Stoneham?

00:46:14What's the matter with you?

00:46:16This.

00:46:17I don't like double crossers.

00:46:19I don't like your manner nor your words.

00:46:21Look.

00:46:22I didn't do this stagecoach job.

00:46:24But I want to know who did.

00:46:25There wasn't any stagecoach hold up at all.

00:46:27The Cisco kid made me print that story at the point of a gun.

00:46:30You don't expect me to swallow that.

00:46:32It's the truth.

00:46:34You know.

00:46:35We were doing pretty good Stoneham.

00:46:37You and me.

00:46:38My boys were doing the jobs.

00:46:40And you were writing the cover up stuff.

00:46:42Now if you were through I didn't just say so.

00:46:44But enough through.

00:46:45Well me and the boys are.

00:46:47Open up the safe.

00:46:48I'll take our cut of the stuff now.

00:46:49I can't give it to you.

00:46:50Cisco stole it.

00:46:51He took it all.

00:46:52Every bit.

00:46:53Stop trying to make a sucker out of me.

00:46:56I heard you tell the sergeant you were robbed of only fifty dollars.

00:46:59I couldn't afford to let the army know what I had in the safe could I?

00:47:02Ah the more you talk the less I believe you.

00:47:04You ain't putting anything over on me.

00:47:06Now I'm warning you Stoneham.

00:47:08You'll never leave this town alive until I get my cut of that money.

00:47:12They're friendship look like the other end of the perfect day.

00:47:19See I think now Brad will look for a new partner.

00:47:23Back in the building!

00:47:28Back in the building!

00:47:31Back in the building!

00:47:32Back in the building!

00:47:35We were held up just outside of town.

00:47:46I was robbed all my money!

00:47:48Me too!

00:47:49But I really didn't mind because the baddest were so nice.

00:47:50One of them is the most decision AM I am again yeah, one of them riding a pentose

00:47:58and one of loud named oh that no librarian how did you know lady I looked into my crystal

00:48:03Well, let me tell you something.

00:48:05After this experience, I'm going to cut out selling brushes on the part of the West

00:48:08than Independence, Missouri.

00:48:17Let's get to our house.

00:48:33There we go, Lieutenant.

00:48:41For two.

00:48:41Hey, turn.

00:48:43Forward, half left.

00:48:44Hold.

00:49:03Forward, half left.

00:49:33Good evening, Senor Back.

00:49:37What are you doing here?

00:49:39When a man wants to see a friend, he comes to his house.

00:49:42Oh, I suppose so.

00:49:44I'm glad you're here to try and swear things with me.

00:49:46Nobody sent me here to swear anything.

00:49:49I came here to make it easy.

00:49:51Sit down.

00:49:53Sit down.

00:49:59I learned all about your whole setup.

00:50:03Pete Harmon told me in El Paso.

00:50:05That sounds all right.

00:50:14But before we talk any deal, what about the stuff Storm said you took out of his safe?

00:50:19That was half mine.

00:50:20You cannot believe everything he says.

00:50:24He's a very greedy fellow.

00:50:26Maybe he wanted to keep it old.

00:50:28I think maybe you're right about that, Cisco.

00:50:31What's your proposition?

00:50:32I take Harmon's place to spit 50-50.

00:50:37Bueno?

00:50:38That's a deal.

00:50:40I will tell you.

00:50:42I have a job.

00:50:43What you call it.

00:50:43He's a bonanza.

00:50:45It will make us pork rich.

00:50:47I need help.

00:50:48Well, what about your pal Pancho?

00:50:50Bull Pancho.

00:50:51He's a great caballero.

00:50:52But today, his horse went lame when the soldiers were chasing us, and they caught him.

00:50:58Anyway, I need many men.

00:51:00Everyone, you can lay your hands up.

00:51:04I'll take care of that.

00:51:06Come on.

00:51:10But I'm warning you, Cisco.

00:51:12You better be on the level.

00:51:14Seas for as older than the level.

00:51:16Who is it?

00:51:32Me.

00:51:33Right.

00:51:34All right.

00:51:46Have you been down on your horse, Cisco?

00:52:04I'll take you in to meet the boys.

00:52:06With him.

00:52:06What's the idea of bringing that hombre here?

00:52:17You looking for trouble?

00:52:18I never look for trouble, Duke.

00:52:19But when trouble comes looking for me, I meet it my own way.

00:52:22Look, open up, Brack.

00:52:24My neck's in this, too.

00:52:26I had him all wrong.

00:52:27He's not with the Army.

00:52:29Besides, I think he's got everything that was in Stoneham safe.

00:52:32Anyway, he's a dead hombre.

00:52:33Whichever way the wind blows.

00:52:36Where's Cisco?

00:52:48Don't you stop that now.

00:52:50The sergeant's better not.

00:52:52The sergeant's a noble man.

00:52:53Cisco is the one who's got the black sergeant.

00:52:56Why, I'm saying, call me something.

00:52:57Best friend.

00:52:58Best friend.

00:52:59Cisco don't got no friend.

00:53:01It's tequila I want.

00:53:06He robs and steals and keeps everything for intent.

00:53:11Oh, he's not so bad.

00:53:14Rosita, if you know what it's up to.

00:53:17Tomorrow at noon, when the sun is high, he plans to rob those poor miners.

00:53:23Which miners?

00:53:24The ones in the mountains who send the gold to the stamp mill.

00:53:28Why aren't you with him?

00:53:30No, he's too big now for poor Pancho.

00:53:34His one-time friend.

00:53:36How I wish that Army would be there to meet him at Lopez Rocks.

00:53:40You should not say such things.

00:53:42I like Cisco.

00:53:45I like Cisco.

00:53:47You are just the same as Dolores, Carmen, Luisa, Maria, and all the rest.

00:53:51They make a fool of you.

00:53:53Nobody makes a fool of a Rosita.

00:53:55You all say, bravo, Cisco.

00:53:57And then you find out that golden sandals are only golden promises.

00:54:01You mean, he promises them all golden sandals?

00:54:08Yes.

00:54:08And the little bull, they believe him.

00:54:10And all the time, he's thinking about his beautiful wife at home.

00:54:14But that is Cisco.

00:54:16He give all the women the double of cross.

00:54:18Yes.

00:54:31Go get Sergeant Magnolte quickly.

00:54:34Tell him I want to talk to him about Cisco.

00:54:36It's very important.

00:54:37Yes, we'll see that.

00:55:01What do you want?

00:55:19You.

00:55:22You are coming with me, senor.

00:55:26We'll go out the back way.

00:55:31Caramba, I think I make one fine Mexican bandit.

00:55:47You need to wait, Cisco.

00:56:02It's your party.

00:56:04Gracias.

00:56:34You know, Brack, when the palm of your hand itches, it means money.

00:56:40When your trigger finger itches, it means...

00:56:42Are you superstitious, Cisco?

00:56:44Si.

00:56:45I never wake up a close-eyed woman.

00:56:47And then a hold of it is never locked for me until I shoot the driver.

00:56:50Yeah, before he shoots you.

00:56:52After he shoots me, it is hard locked.

00:56:54That's funny.

00:57:03Only one wagon.

00:57:04I thought you said you needed a lot of men.

00:57:07The gold is heavy.

00:57:08Four horses.

00:57:10Very smart of them to send only one wagon and no guards, eh?

00:57:13All right.

00:57:14All right.

00:57:15Your shot, Cisco.

00:57:16Let's go.

00:57:46Get that driver out of the wagon.

00:58:11Put the hat on him.

00:58:12Up.

00:58:16Everybody line up and face the wagon.

00:58:22All right.

00:58:22What's the meaning of this, Cisco?

00:58:51It means I set the trap and call the van.

00:58:55It's just a sergeant McNulty plan.

00:58:58Sergeant McNulty.

00:59:02Yes, sir?

00:59:03Is this your idea, sergeant?

00:59:05Well, uh...

00:59:07I have a bigger surprise for you, Capitan.

00:59:09Just one moment, please.

00:59:10I have a bigger surprise for you, Capitan.

00:59:12I have a bigger surprise for you, Capitan.

00:59:16I have a bigger surprise for you, Capitan.

00:59:18Si, and the others, all Americanos.

00:59:20Every one of them.

00:59:21So, back at the head of this gang.

00:59:23No, he ain't the head.

00:59:24It's only the tail.

00:59:25I got the head in the wagon.

00:59:27I'll show you.

00:59:28All of you, move over there.

00:59:30Pronto.

00:59:33I am very comfortable, Capitan.

00:59:34Sometimes sirens is golden, but often it is too much.

00:59:39I don't know.

00:59:39Maybe he is dead.

00:59:44Stone him.

00:59:48This is hard to believe.

00:59:50Seeing is believing.

00:59:52Here is the proof.

00:59:57What about the holdup you and Pancho pulled yesterday?

01:00:00Was that also part of your plan?

01:00:03Si.

01:00:03Sometimes plans are put together to discover other plans.

01:00:07Hey, Sergeant.

01:00:09Show the Capitan the other part of our plan.

01:00:13The stuff from the stagecoach in your saddlebag.

01:00:33You know, Cisco, I got many things on top of my head that don't come out.

01:00:44What's the problem now, Pancho?

01:00:46I don't understand how a warm-blooded caballero like you can leave a beautiful, barefooted senorita like Rocita to that broken horse sergeant.

01:00:58You know better, Pancho.

01:01:00We never take anything from a man unless we give it back.

01:01:03Thank you for telling me.

01:01:05Don't mention it.

01:01:06No, I won't tell nobody.

01:01:08No, I won't tell nobody.

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