Classic Western: Song of Arizona (1946

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Song of Arizona (1946) — a classic western musical film starring Roy Rogers. This vintage western is now in the public domain and presented here for fans of classic cinema. Source: Public Domain Archives / Internet Archive.

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00:03:37any bad boys but as far as i'm concerned what is it going to do to lock them up like a couple of

00:03:42horse thieves give them a chance well how about me taking them out to my ranch i'll be responsible

00:03:49for them i don't know gabby maybe they're running away from something well there they'll be right

00:03:54where you can find them haven't you got enough stray kids running around there look they're good

00:04:01boys all of them it's doing them more good there than traipsing around the country and ending up in

00:04:07jail how about it jim all right gabby but i want you to keep an eye on them until i find out if they're

00:04:15wanted sure sure how would you like to come out to my ranch boys oh it's well mister well what they

00:04:21were waiting for here take this thanks jim oh uh we're having graduation out there this week why

00:04:29don't you come out roy roger's gonna be there you mean the guy that sings on the radio gee

00:04:41singing a song of arizona riding along no worry i care singing a song of arizona

00:04:56singing a song of arizona riding along no worries and feeling lucky to be there

00:05:02singing a breeze the trees are whispering seeing the state the desert in bloom

00:05:14nothing for miles but mother nature to give you lots of elbow

00:05:22And for those who go for mountains, let me tell you, there's a view or two I'd like

00:05:32for you to see, or if you prefer your scenery ornamental, there's a gal I know in Phoenix

00:05:42who will suit you to a tee, singin' a song of Arizona, joggin' along, just happy to roam,

00:05:54singin' a song of Arizona, and headin' down the trail for home, sweet home, I'm a-go-na,

00:06:06make Arizona my home.

00:06:18Ladies and gentlemen, you've been listening to Roy Rogers, the Singing Cowboy and the Sons of the Pioneers.

00:06:24And now, since this is Roy's final broadcast in the series, I'd like to call him back to the mic for a farewell word.

00:06:30Roy, would you like to tell our listening audience something about your plans?

00:06:34Yes, John, the boys and I are goin' out to a ranch called The Half A Chance.

00:06:38It's owned by an old friend of mine, Gabby Whittaker.

00:06:40Oh, isn't that the place you were telling me about?

00:06:42Well, they give young boys a definite start in life.

00:06:44That's right, John, and Gabby's sure doin' a fine job of it.

00:06:47You know, I'm an old alumnus of the ranch myself.

00:06:50I'm goin' out and pay back my debt to Gabby, the best friend a homeless boy ever had.

00:06:54The Half A Chance

00:06:58Oh, lady, she was passing by, caught her on the fly, and I climbed in an open door.

00:07:18Then I turned around to that desert drought, saw the spot I will see no more.

00:07:25And as I rode away, heard the pale moon say, farewell, pal, it gets lonesome here.

00:07:35Here we go to the old lady, here we go to the old lady, here we go to the old lady.

00:07:54All right, boys, get out of here.

00:08:09Quiet now, quiet now. Remember what I told you, everybody's getting washed up.

00:08:13I'm going to have graduation in about a half an hour.

00:08:16Hold it, hold it, hold it. I want you all to keep a sharp lookout for Roy Rogers.

00:08:21He'll be here any minute now. So come on, get out, get out of here.

00:08:25Take the horses out, boys. Hurry up, hurry up. Come on, come on.

00:08:29Are you sure this thing will work?

00:08:32Yeah, I read all about it in a magazine. It's absolutely harmless.

00:08:39Roy will sure get a bang out of this when Trigger hits the string.

00:08:42He ought to be a long here any minute now.

00:08:45Hurry up, we better hide.

00:08:46Yeah, hurry up.

00:08:47I think I hear him coming. Come on.

00:09:03Guys, it's only Finucane and Clarence.

00:09:17Come on.

00:09:18Come on.

00:09:19Let's go.

00:09:20Come on...

00:09:21Come on.

00:09:22Come on.

00:09:23Come on.

00:09:24Come on.

00:09:26Let's go.

00:09:27Going to go, get away.

00:09:28You scared mother.

00:09:42You scared.

00:09:43You scared.

00:09:44Come on.

00:09:45Come on.

00:09:46Are you all right, Ms. Finucane?

00:10:00That's a very silly question to ask, young man.

00:10:03I'll sue someone for this.

00:10:04Hello, Ms. Finucane. What happened?

00:10:06Somebody tried to kill Clarence and me.

00:10:08And I wouldn't put it past any one of you.

00:10:10But we were only trying to help.

00:10:12Help? Those infernal brats from Gabby's ranch.

00:10:16I saw them at the side of the road when they tried to blow us off.

00:10:19I saw them, too.

00:10:20They're nasty. I hate them.

00:10:23Well, they wouldn't do anything like that.

00:10:25Oh, they wouldn't do it, eh?

00:10:27Well, they all belong in a reform school.

00:10:29And I'll never know what kept you out of one.

00:10:32Get up.

00:10:36She's looking well, isn't she?

00:10:37Yeah.

00:10:45Guess that about ends the actual graduation.

00:10:48All except, uh, speech making.

00:10:51I, uh...

00:10:53It's Roy Rogers!

00:10:59Hiya, pal!

00:11:01Roy!

00:11:02You old son of a gun.

00:11:05How you been, Gabby?

00:11:06Fine. Just fine.

00:11:08I don't remember what I told you, boys.

00:11:09Come on. Line up. Four straight lines there.

00:11:13No, no. Get in there. Straighten it up.

00:11:15Come on. Four straight lines.

00:11:17Eh, straighten.

00:11:18That's right. That's right.

00:11:19When a fellow needs a friend

00:11:26There's a one-on-one who meets

00:11:29And depends that happens and friends

00:11:32Happens and friends

00:11:34And when everything is wrong

00:11:37There's a friendly and good

00:11:40Help along that happens and friends

00:11:43Happens and friends

00:11:45There's a place for every guy

00:11:48Who is all alone and blue

00:11:52And you know that do or die

00:11:55Do or die

00:11:56Oh, pal, Gabby always sees you through

00:11:59He sees you through

00:12:00So you needn't have a doubt

00:12:03Cause a welcome man is

00:12:06Always a half

00:12:08Half a chance, ranch

00:12:09Half a chance, ranch

00:12:11Half a year, oh, half a chance, ranch

00:12:14Nice going, fellas

00:12:17Say, we brought along some presents for you

00:12:19Maybe you better start tearing into them

00:12:21You didn't have to do that, Rory

00:12:23Sure looks like home, Gabby

00:12:35Yep

00:12:35Reminds me of old times

00:12:37Did you mean what you said about

00:12:41You and the pioneers staying here?

00:12:43Sure

00:12:44You're getting a little too old for this business

00:12:47A mother and a flock of kids

00:12:48I ain't either

00:12:49Never felt better younger than my life

00:12:52All right, all right

00:12:53Take it easy

00:12:53Could use a little financial assistance

00:12:57You in trouble?

00:12:58Up to my neck

00:12:59Banks calling in my loan about a week

00:13:01The whole 25,000

00:13:03That's a little bit out of my league, Gabby

00:13:06Taxes being what they are today

00:13:08Mine too

00:13:09But if I don't get in summers

00:13:10Them kids ain't gonna have no place to live

00:13:1325,000

00:13:15Well

00:13:17We'll figure out something, Gabby

00:13:19I hope so

00:13:20Say, I see you still have Chip with you

00:13:23Yep

00:13:24How's he behaving himself?

00:13:26Better than the last time you was here

00:13:28Yeah, I'm glad to hear it

00:13:30He's still a little might hard to handle

00:13:31But he'll be all right

00:13:32Fine

00:13:33Uh-oh

00:13:34Gabby!

00:13:39Gabby Wilker!

00:13:41Here comes trouble

00:13:42Hello, Gabby

00:13:46What's the matter?

00:13:47Did you fall down?

00:13:48I want to talk to you

00:13:50All right, come on in

00:13:51You too, Roy

00:13:52You might just well hear the word

00:13:54Look at little fancy pants

00:14:01Yeah, let's give him the business

00:14:03Okay, you stay here until I get around behind the surrey

00:14:06Well, Clara

00:14:16Grandmama told me not to talk to you boys

00:14:18And I agree with her perfectly

00:14:20You don't say

00:14:21I feel that you are completely beneath my notice

00:14:25Did you say beneath?

00:14:26Yes

00:14:27That's what I thought you were

00:14:28I heard about the two boys the sheriff caught jumping out of the freight car

00:14:35I suppose you'll deny having them right here on the ranch

00:14:37I ain't denying it at all

00:14:39They're here and they're going to stay here as long as they need a home

00:14:42They're nothing but a lot of little criminals

00:14:44And when the bank closes this ranch

00:14:47I'll see to it myself that they're put where they belong

00:14:49Well, what's wrong with Gabby's ranch, Miss Finucane?

00:14:52He's giving them a home

00:14:53He's teaching them how to be a credit to the community

00:14:55Somebody's got to do that for them and somebody's got to

00:14:57We have institutions for homeless boys

00:14:59Oh, don't give me that reform school stuff again

00:15:02Them kids ain't done nothing

00:15:04All they need is a decent start in life

00:15:08And Gabby's certainly giving them that

00:15:10I don't care to discuss it any further

00:15:12The bank demands full payment on your note in one week

00:15:16I sure wish I could help you, Gabby

00:15:20Oh, it ain't your problem, Roy

00:15:22I got myself into this

00:15:24Gabby

00:15:25Now what?

00:15:28Gabby!

00:15:32Gabby, Redditor, you come right here

00:15:34Now what's going on?

00:15:36Look what those fiends of yours have done to my Clara

00:15:39Boy, oh boy, into your sight

00:15:45I won't forget this

00:15:47I guess Clarence won't another

00:15:51They sure messed him up, didn't they?

00:15:53Well, I won't be all right

00:16:01Once you've got something

00:16:02Good morning

00:16:02Hey, that looks like King Blaine.

00:16:29Gee, the killer.

00:16:31How do you know?

00:16:32His picture's in the papers.

00:16:34Don't you ever read the papers?

00:16:38Gosh, we'd better tell Gabby.

00:16:55What was that?

00:16:59Uh, just one of the horses, I guess.

00:17:00Hey, sir, where's Gabby?

00:17:03Hey, where's Gabby?

00:17:04Where's Gabby?

00:17:05In the house.

00:17:06Why?

00:17:06What's the matter?

00:17:07King Blaine's in the barn.

00:17:07We just saw him.

00:17:10How do you know it's King Blaine?

00:17:12Seen his picture.

00:17:13Sure, he's a killer, and they're going to hang him when they catch him.

00:17:16One more crack like that, and he'll give you a bust in the nose.

00:17:19But, Chip, everybody knows that.

00:17:21Sure.

00:17:21You kill more men than...

00:17:26Come on, Jerry.

00:17:27Get him, boy.

00:17:28Get him, Jerry.

00:17:28Come on, Jerry.

00:17:29Come on, Jerry.

00:17:31Come on, Jerry.

00:17:34Get him, Jerry.

00:17:38Come on.

00:17:39Come on.

00:17:39Wait a minute.

00:17:41What's going on here, anyway?

00:17:43Chip, what did Gabby tell you about fighting?

00:17:46Yeah, I know.

00:17:48We was talking about King Blaine.

00:17:49He's out in the barn.

00:17:51King Blaine? You sure?

00:17:52Yeah, positively. We saw him.

00:17:54They said he was a killer.

00:17:56They said that they were...

00:17:57All right, Chip. It's all right.

00:17:58You boys better go and get washed up.

00:18:00Lunch is almost ready.

00:18:01Come on. Hurry up.

00:18:05You too, Chip.

00:18:06Forget about it, will you?

00:18:08Go on.

00:18:16Blaine, I'm coming in.

00:18:27All right, Rogers.

00:18:29I got my hands up.

00:18:36Hello, King.

00:18:37It's been a long time.

00:18:39What about Rogers?

00:18:41I'll get on those windows.

00:18:42You can drop your hands now, Roy.

00:18:44What good's this going to do you, King?

00:18:47Why don't you give yourself up?

00:18:48You underestimate me.

00:18:50What are you doing here, anyway?

00:18:51I was just passing through him.

00:18:53I thought I'd stop and see Chip.

00:18:54Why don't you leave him alone?

00:18:56Now, don't get excited.

00:18:57I only want to see him for a minute.

00:18:59That's all he needs.

00:18:59Just to talk to you for a minute,

00:19:01and he'll be right back where he started.

00:19:02I'm a bad influence, eh?

00:19:04Well, I can't argue that one.

00:19:07I guess maybe I owe Gabby something

00:19:08for taking care of him.

00:19:09He wouldn't touch a nickel of your kind of money.

00:19:11What he's trying to do for Chip,

00:19:13he's doing for him, not you.

00:19:14I heard the ranch was kind of on the rocks financially.

00:19:16I could help him out.

00:19:17I told you...

00:19:18Forget it.

00:19:19Where is Chip?

00:19:20He's getting ready for lunch.

00:19:22Look, King,

00:19:23why don't you give the kid a chance?

00:19:24The sheriff's going to catch up with you,

00:19:26one of these hands.

00:19:26Hands are one?

00:19:27He never does.

00:19:28I'll take that bet.

00:19:29You're on.

00:19:30I'll get Chip in here.

00:19:31I want to talk to him.

00:19:32I wish you wouldn't, King.

00:19:33He's coming along fine.

00:19:35Gabby's doing a swell job with...

00:19:36He's my kid.

00:19:37Go get him.

00:19:39We'll be watching you at the window.

00:19:40I'll be watching you at the end of the day.

00:19:43Pop?

00:19:45Pop!

00:19:46Hiya, kid.

00:19:47You sure grown.

00:19:48Oh, gee, I'm glad to see you, Pop.

00:19:50You're glad to see me, eh?

00:19:51That's what the sheriff told me the last time I saw him.

00:19:54Bart,

00:19:55take him outside and keep him covered.

00:19:58Well,

00:19:58gee, Pop,

00:19:59why'd you happen to come over here?

00:20:00The sheriff was after me,

00:20:01so I had to duck in here.

00:20:03The sheriff?

00:20:04Yeah.

00:20:04I killed a bank guard.

00:20:06Didn't you hear about it?

00:20:07What's the matter?

00:20:08Don't they let you read the papers around here?

00:20:10Your old man's been getting himself a lot of headlines.

00:20:13For doing what?

00:20:14Killing people.

00:20:15Robbing banks.

00:20:17No.

00:20:17Yeah,

00:20:18I'm getting to be as famous as Jesse James.

00:20:20Well,

00:20:21I should.

00:20:21I've been at it long enough.

00:20:22I've got a lot of guys up to now.

00:20:25You should have seen that bank guard staring at me like he was still alive.

00:20:29Does it scare you?

00:20:31No,

00:20:32you're just saying that to keep me here.

00:20:35Well,

00:20:35I won't stay,

00:20:36see?

00:20:37I want to go with you.

00:20:38That's a laugh,

00:20:38that is.

00:20:39All I need is a kid tagging onto my heels.

00:20:41What do you think I dumped you here for in the first place?

00:20:44I got things to do,

00:20:45Chip.

00:20:50Wait,

00:20:51King,

00:20:51the sheriff just wrote in.

00:20:53Well,

00:20:53look,

00:20:53kid,

00:20:54you know those packages I've been sending you by mail?

00:20:56Yeah,

00:20:56I did just what you told me.

00:20:57I didn't open them.

00:20:58Where'd you put them?

00:20:59Yeah,

00:20:59I'll show you.

00:21:00Blaine,

00:21:01we've got to move out of here fast.

00:21:02All right,

00:21:03never mind now.

00:21:04I'll be back.

00:21:05Let's go.

00:21:16Come on,

00:21:16Chip.

00:21:17Let's go see the sheriff.

00:21:26Hello,

00:21:26sheriff.

00:21:28Who are you chasing this time?

00:21:29King Blaine.

00:21:30We almost caught up with him a couple of miles out of town.

00:21:33See anything of your father lately,

00:21:36Chip?

00:21:36Well,

00:21:37how could he see him when you're chasing him all over the country?

00:21:40You'd better run and get your lunch,

00:21:41Chip.

00:21:41Yes,

00:21:42sir.

00:21:45Well,

00:21:46they were here,

00:21:48weren't they,

00:21:48Roy?

00:21:49Yes,

00:21:50sheriff.

00:21:51They just beat it over the hill.

00:21:53Thanks.

00:21:54We'll get them.

00:21:55I'll come along with you.

00:21:56Fine.

00:21:56Come on,

00:22:00boys.

00:22:08Howdy,

00:22:09Jake.

00:22:09Hello,

00:22:09Gabby.

00:22:10Just come over to tell you we've got Blaine.

00:22:11What happened?

00:22:12Well,

00:22:13one of the boys shot him.

00:22:14They took him out of the old bar store ranch.

00:22:15He wants to see you,

00:22:16says it's important.

00:22:17Well,

00:22:18how bad is he?

00:22:18Well,

00:22:19I think he's dying.

00:22:20I'll go right over with you.

00:22:21Hello,

00:22:40Gabby.

00:22:41How do you feel,

00:22:41King?

00:22:42Like I just got shot in the head.

00:22:45Gabby,

00:22:46I want you to take care of Chip for me.

00:22:50Sure,

00:22:50sure.

00:22:51Don't you worry nothing.

00:22:53I'd like to give you something to help out with your ranch.

00:22:56Oh,

00:22:57I can't take anything.

00:22:58It's all right.

00:23:00It's clean money.

00:23:01It's,

00:23:02it's a garage in Kansas City.

00:23:04I'm giving it to you.

00:23:06Sell it and get yourself in the clear.

00:23:08Well,

00:23:08it ought to go to Chip,

00:23:10not to me.

00:23:11I've taken care of Chip all right.

00:23:14And his sister too.

00:23:17His sister?

00:23:18Yeah.

00:23:18She works at the,

00:23:21at the Golden Spur Club in Kansas City.

00:23:24Get this to her for me.

00:23:26She,

00:23:27we'll take care of everything.

00:23:31Thanks.

00:23:32Tell Chip.

00:23:33He could have been a great guy,

00:23:51Gabby.

00:23:51Tried to be just now.

00:23:53How are we going to tell Chip?

00:23:55Well,

00:23:55I think we ought to let it go for a while.

00:23:58What's it say?

00:23:58To Edward Thornton,

00:24:02attorney at law.

00:24:03Upon my death,

00:24:04I leave to Gabby Whitaker,

00:24:05the property owned by me in Kansas City,

00:24:07known as the Peerless Garage,

00:24:09on 8th Street and Willow Avenue.

00:24:11It is to be sold by Gabby,

00:24:13and the money used to pay off his debt

00:24:15on the half-chance ranch signed King Blaine.

00:24:17Do you think I ought to take it?

00:24:20Well,

00:24:20Gabby,

00:24:21for once in his life,

00:24:22he was trying to do something decent.

00:24:23I guess even a wrong guy like Blaine

00:24:25has that privilege before he checks out.

00:24:28Maybe you're right.

00:24:29Let me handle this for you,

00:24:30Gabby.

00:24:31I'd sure appreciate it.

00:24:33I'd kind of like to see Kansas City again anyway.

00:24:35Yeah.

00:24:36The garage was completely destroyed by fire.

00:24:41How is it there was no fire insurance?

00:24:43As a matter of fact, Mr. Rogers,

00:24:44there was no insurance of any kind.

00:24:46You realize the sort of life this King Blaine led?

00:24:49I handled his affairs here in Kansas City,

00:24:51and I hadn't heard from him in over three years.

00:24:54He apparently didn't even know his property had burned down.

00:24:56Were there any other assets?

00:24:58Nothing.

00:24:59From what you tell me,

00:25:00he died much as he had lived.

00:25:03No friends,

00:25:04no money,

00:25:04no estate.

00:25:06Well,

00:25:07anyway,

00:25:08thanks a lot for your trouble,

00:25:09Mr. Foynton.

00:25:10I'm sorry you had to make the long trip for nothing.

00:25:12It's too bad.

00:25:13Too bad.

00:25:14The bad part about it

00:25:15is breaking the news to Gabby.

00:25:17Oh, by the way,

00:25:18is there a night spot here in Kansas City

00:25:20called Golden Spur?

00:25:22The Golden Spur?

00:25:23I should say there is.

00:25:25Matter of fact,

00:25:25I often get a night off,

00:25:27and it's on 12th Street.

00:25:29I'm told that Texas Rangers can go out and bring in any man with the lasso.

00:25:51Well,

00:25:53I'll try and see.

00:25:55Now,

00:25:56if you're caught,

00:25:57don't hesitate

00:25:58to just come up and participate.

00:26:01And that means to sing a song with me.

00:26:05Why,

00:26:06who can say perhaps you'll be a hit?

00:26:10So when you're caught,

00:26:12just come up and do your bit.

00:26:15Because you're it.

00:26:17How is this, sir?

00:26:46This is all right.

00:26:58Well,

00:26:59look who he wrote this time.

00:27:00A real cowboy.

00:27:02Look,

00:27:02cowboy,

00:27:03now that you're here,

00:27:04would you sing a song with me?

00:27:06Do you know,

00:27:06did you ever get that feeling in the moonlight?

00:27:08Sure.

00:27:09Fine.

00:27:10All right,

00:27:10boys.

00:27:16Did you ever get that feeling in the moonlight?

00:27:21That wonderful feeling that you want to be kissed?

00:27:24Come on.

00:27:25You're strolling in the park.

00:27:28The star's so bright above.

00:27:30You'd love to love somebody,

00:27:32but there's nobody there to love.

00:27:34Did you ever get that longing on a June ride?

00:27:38That wonderful longing you can never resist?

00:27:43Did you ever get that feeling in the moonlight?

00:27:48That feeling that says you want to be kissed?

00:27:50Did you ever get that feeling in the moonlight?

00:27:56That wonderful feeling that you want to be kissed?

00:28:01You're strolling in the park.

00:28:03The star's so bright above.

00:28:05You'd love to love somebody,

00:28:07but there's nobody there to love.

00:28:10Did you ever get that longing on a June ride?

00:28:14That wonderful longing you can never resist?

00:28:18Did you ever get that feeling in the moonlight?

00:28:23That feeling that says you want to be kissed?

00:28:26In the moonlight.

00:28:27That feeling that says you want to be kissed?

00:28:30On a June ride.

00:28:32That feeling that says you want to be kissed?

00:28:39Thank you very much, cowboy.

00:28:41All I can say is you certainly know your way around the song,

00:28:44doesn't he?

00:28:45Well, thank you, and same to you.

00:28:47And now for being such a good sport.

00:28:49The Golden Spur is presenting you with six tickets

00:28:52to our local riding emporium,

00:28:54which I'm sure you can use.

00:28:56Well, thanks a lot.

00:28:57I have something here for you, too.

00:29:02All right, everybody.

00:29:06Let's stand.

00:29:06You're Mr. Rogers?

00:29:27Yes.

00:29:28Do you mind if I join you?

00:29:29Not at all.

00:29:30Won't you sit down?

00:29:37You knew King Blaine?

00:29:39Yes.

00:29:40We were brought up in the same town.

00:29:42Your father was...

00:29:43My stepfather.

00:29:44Oh, I didn't know him.

00:29:45First time I knew he had a daughter

00:29:47was when he gave me that letter.

00:29:49You knew he was killed.

00:29:51Yes.

00:29:52I read about it in the papers.

00:29:54Was Chip his real son?

00:29:57When King Blaine's first wife died,

00:29:59he married my mother.

00:30:00I see.

00:30:01Then Chip is your half-brother.

00:30:03Yes.

00:30:05Do you know where Chip is?

00:30:07Yes.

00:30:08He's out at Gabby Whitaker's half-chance ranch.

00:30:10I haven't seen Chip since he was three years old.

00:30:14I never knew exactly what his father had done with him.

00:30:17Did your father...

00:30:19Did Blaine ever tell you anything about Chip?

00:30:22Told me to get in touch with him.

00:30:25And I think I'd better.

00:30:27After all, being brought up by friends of King Blaine's

00:30:30isn't my idea of a healthy environment for a child.

00:30:33I don't think you understand.

00:30:34He couldn't be in better hands.

00:30:36Oh, I'm sorry.

00:30:37I didn't mean that.

00:30:38Why don't you go after the half-a-chance and see for yourself?

00:30:41I'd like to.

00:30:43Where is that ranch?

00:30:44It's in Lodestone, Arizona.

00:30:46I'm going back tomorrow.

00:30:47I don't suppose you can get away that soon.

00:30:49Oh, tomorrow?

00:30:50I'm afraid not.

00:30:51I'm a working girl, remember?

00:30:53Well, come out when you can.

00:30:55I will.

00:30:56And thanks for your trouble.

00:30:58Not at all.

00:31:03There he is.

00:31:04Yeah.

00:31:08Hello, Chip.

00:31:16Well, who are you?

00:31:19You remember us.

00:31:20We've got news about your father.

00:31:22Oh, my father?

00:31:23Well, is he all right?

00:31:24Sure, sure, kid.

00:31:25He's fine.

00:31:26He wants to see you.

00:31:27Well, where is he?

00:31:28You know where the old Barstow Ranch is?

00:31:30Sure.

00:31:31You think he can sneak over there tonight without anybody seeing you?

00:31:34Quite the cinch.

00:31:35You know, your father would be in a lot of trouble.

00:31:37Don't worry.

00:31:37I'll be careful.

00:31:39Good.

00:31:39We'll see you there a little later tonight, then, huh?

00:31:41Yeah, right.

00:31:42All right.

00:31:47Oh, once I was riding the Circle Bar X.

00:31:50I met with a cowboy who called himself Tex.

00:31:53He was over six feet and as straight as a rule.

00:31:57And I later found out that his name was O'Toole.

00:32:01Michael O'Leary O'Brien O'Toole was the toughest of cowboys, the fightin'est foo.

00:32:07He wore leather breeches and rode a white mule.

00:32:11Michael O'Leary O'Brien O'Toole.

00:32:14No guns did he carry when trouble arose.

00:32:17His fist he would bury in anyone's nose.

00:32:21He could turn around twice and lay them out coo.

00:32:24They all looked alike to cowboy O'Toole.

00:32:28Michael O'Leary O'Brien O'Toole was the toughest of cowboys, the fightin'est foo.

00:32:34He wore leather breeches and rode a white mule.

00:32:38Michael O'Leary O'Brien O'Toole.

00:32:41Michael O'Brien O'Toole.

00:33:11Well, you see, we can't take any chances.

00:33:14Come on inside.

00:33:20Where's Pop?

00:33:21Well, that's what we wanted to talk to you about.

00:33:23Here, sit down.

00:33:27It's like this, Chip.

00:33:28We didn't want to tell you this afternoon because of all those other kids being around.

00:33:33Tell me what?

00:33:34Well, I suppose you've got to know sooner or later.

00:33:40Chip, your old man's dead.

00:33:47Who did it?

00:33:49It was Gabby Whitaker.

00:33:52He killed your father.

00:33:54Gabby?

00:33:56That's why they didn't tell you.

00:33:58They got him cornered and Gabby shot him.

00:34:01Gabby.

00:34:02We were with him when he died, and he asked us to get hold of you.

00:34:08What'd he say?

00:34:11Well, he told us about some money he had stashed away and said you were the only one who knew where it was hidden.

00:34:16You see, kid, part of that money belongs to us.

00:34:19So if you'll tell us where it is, I would give you your hat.

00:34:23It was your old man's share.

00:34:25I don't believe you. He didn't say that. He was just trying to get his money.

00:34:29Now look, Chip, we were your father's friends. Believe me, we wouldn't lie to you.

00:34:32I don't know anything about any money.

00:34:35Now listen to me, you're a little more. You don't know where that money is, and you're going to tell us.

00:34:38I'll tell you, I don't.

00:34:40You better start talking if you know what's good for you.

00:34:44Let me out of here.

00:34:47Chip, you want to get hurt?

00:34:49I don't worry, Fanny.

00:34:50Wait a minute.

00:34:54Let him think it over for a while.

00:34:55We got all night.

00:35:13You'll get the depot on time?

00:35:15Yeah, he wasn't quite awake, but he was there to meet me.

00:35:17I ain't been up there any since Trigger was born.

00:35:20He, he, he.

00:35:21How about Kansas City?

00:35:22Sell the property?

00:35:23I'm sorry, Gabby, but I'm afraid we're going to have to get that money someplace else.

00:35:27Well, what happened?

00:35:28Well, Blaine's garage burnt down some time ago.

00:35:31Your inheritance went up in smoke.

00:35:34Didn't he have any insurance?

00:35:35No, there was nothing left.

00:35:37How do you like that?

00:35:39Sure sorry I had to go all the way to Kansas City.

00:35:42Well, that's all right, Gabby.

00:35:43Oh, how about Chip's sister?

00:35:45Did you see her?

00:35:46Yes, she'll probably be out here any day now.

00:35:49Where is Chip?

00:35:50Oh, I suppose he's having breakfast.

00:35:53Oh, Stevie.

00:35:54Stevie.

00:35:56Stevie.

00:35:56Yes, sir?

00:35:57Have you seen Chip?

00:35:58No, sir.

00:35:59None of us have.

00:36:00He acted kind of funny yesterday if you talked those two men in the field.

00:36:03What two men?

00:36:05I don't know who they were.

00:36:06What'd they look like, Stevie?

00:36:07Well, one was kind of tall, with a mustache.

00:36:10Hey, Gabby.

00:36:12Hey, Gabby.

00:36:13One of the horses has gone out of his table.

00:36:16Run along, Stevie.

00:36:19Did you tell Chip about his father?

00:36:21No, I was going to get around to it, but I...

00:36:23Well, I think we'd better go look for him.

00:36:25Get the boy, Shug.

00:36:26Coming up.

00:36:43Hello, Sheriff.

00:36:46Seen anything of Chip?

00:36:47No, we're looking for planes, man.

00:36:49I wonder if they'd be suckers enough to go back to the Barstow Ranch.

00:36:53Well, let's find out.

00:36:54Come on.

00:37:02Come on.

00:37:03Come on.

00:37:04I just saw the sheriff and these men from the hill.

00:37:26They're riding this way.

00:37:27Here, you get in the closet.

00:37:29Keep your mouth shut.

00:37:29What are you going to do?

00:37:31Never mind.

00:37:34Get out!

00:37:39Give me a gun!

00:37:46Don't look like there's anybody in there.

00:37:48We'll find out.

00:37:52They're in there, all right.

00:38:04We've got to make a break for it before they surround the place.

00:38:17Yeah, they'll pick us off like clay pigeons.

00:38:20No, they won't.

00:38:20Get that kid out of the closet.

00:38:24Come on.

00:38:25What are you going to do?

00:38:27Shut up.

00:38:27Everybody, hold your fire.

00:38:44Get the horses.

00:38:48You all right, Chip?

00:38:50Yeah, I guess so.

00:38:51What are you doing up here?

00:38:57Well, what's the matter with you?

00:38:59You killed my father.

00:39:01They told me.

00:39:02Who told you a thing like that?

00:39:05I don't know who told you, but Gabby didn't have anything to do with it.

00:39:08I'm sorry about your father, Chip, but the sheriff did it, not Gabby.

00:39:12I don't believe you.

00:39:14I don't believe anybody.

00:39:16I'll prove it to you when we get back to the ranch.

00:39:39Chip!

00:39:41Chip!

00:39:43Chip!

00:39:44That kid's allowed to do anything.

00:39:48I'll go get him.

00:39:49I'll go get him.

00:40:14Oh, take it easy, kid.

00:40:19I think you and I better go back to the ranch and have a good long talk.

00:40:24Come on.

00:40:25Well, looks like we've got company.

00:40:43Well, hello, Miss Summers.

00:41:00Hello.

00:41:00How are you?

00:41:01Fine, thank you.

00:41:02This is Gabby Whittaker.

00:41:03How do you do, ma'am?

00:41:04How do you do?

00:41:04Oh, Chip.

00:41:06This is your sister.

00:41:08My what?

00:41:09Hello, Chip.

00:41:10I'll have Charlie fix up a room for you.

00:41:15Well, can't we sit down?

00:41:23I didn't know I had a sister.

00:41:26Didn't your father ever tell you about me?

00:41:29No.

00:41:30We were separated when you were about three years old.

00:41:33I'm awfully glad to see you, Chip.

00:41:36I tried to find you for a long time.

00:41:39Pop knew where I was.

00:41:41Well, he probably did, but I haven't seen your father for some time.

00:41:47Chip, I have something here I want you to read.

00:41:49It's from your father.

00:41:50He wrote it just before he died.

00:41:53Dear Claire, your brother Chip is at the Half-A-Chance Ranch in Moatstone, Arizona.

00:42:09Get in touch with him and tell him I want you two to divide everything I have left.

00:42:15It will take care of both of you.

00:42:18Goodbye.

00:42:21King Blaine.

00:42:22What did he mean?

00:42:25I don't know.

00:42:28Did he leave anything with you?

00:42:31No.

00:42:35Maybe he just imagined it, Chip, before he died.

00:42:40Maybe.

00:42:41Excuse me.

00:42:42How did you two get along?

00:42:52Not too well.

00:42:54I don't think I made a very big hit with him.

00:42:57Well, you couldn't expect him to open up right away.

00:43:00After all, he's never seen you before.

00:43:02Yes, I know, but he...

00:43:03It's been pretty tough not having a mother or father around, or a sister.

00:43:08I understand.

00:43:10And especially since his whole environment has been against him.

00:43:14Why don't you change your clothes and go riding with me?

00:43:17All right.

00:43:22Come on, you guys, now.

00:43:23Hurry it up.

00:43:24Come on.

00:43:26Okay, it's back, Rob.

00:43:27Let her in.

00:43:28The next event will be Bob Juggs.

00:43:36From half a ten square inch,

00:43:39moving a wide verocious cow.

00:43:43Are you ready, Bob Juggs?

00:43:45I've been ready for eight minutes.

00:43:48Go!

00:43:49Come on, baby.

00:43:51Come on, baby.

00:43:53Come on, baby.

00:43:55Come on, baby.

00:43:56Come on, baby.

00:43:57Not too bad.

00:44:19Not too bad at all.

00:44:20Somewhere between one and a half and two minutes.

00:44:24now wait a minute it wasn't near that long why don't you read that thing right i most certainly

00:44:36did all right hey catch her for us will you roy we'll do our best

00:44:54i didn't know you could do that neither did i

00:45:08you ropey many things yep just like you i thought i recognize you from the golden

00:45:24spur must be one of your stooges one of my best picks up cues just like a human

00:45:30will you be my darling my only one will you be my darling it might be fun

00:45:42you've got some love rock in your eye i've got a heart that's just your size

00:45:52will you be my darling i think you might will you be my darling let's start tonight

00:46:01could you learn to love me as i love you will you be my darling and make my dreams come true

00:46:10will you be my darling you're mighty cute will you be my darling but what a snoop

00:46:20you're just the sweetest thing i vow yes you are but you grow up to be a cow

00:46:29me

00:46:30will you be my darling and hold me tight will you be my darling and start tonight

00:46:40could you learn to love me as i love you will you be my darling and make my dreams come true

00:46:49now can we have the calf just a minute

00:46:54he's all yours boy

00:46:58this is getting ridiculous

00:47:04excuse me

00:47:08i certainly enjoyed that ride boy i knew you would

00:47:12you know i'm beginning to see what you had in mind

00:47:15you had sort of a wrong idea about all of us out here didn't you

00:47:18well don't you think gabby's done a fine job with those boys

00:47:22yes i do

00:47:24say you must be getting hungry i certainly am after that ride

00:47:28well charlie is lunch about ready coming up mr roger

00:47:33right away fine

00:47:35roy do you remember the letter you gave me in the club at kansas city

00:47:40mm-hmm i wish you'd read it okay

00:47:44did you show this to chip yes he said he doesn't know anything about it

00:47:52well maybe king blaine had put away some of that money you stole and wanted you and chip to have it

00:47:56but why would he tell me to get in touch with my brother when chip doesn't know a thing about it

00:48:02i don't know

00:48:06you like kittens don't you claren

00:48:09yes i'm very fond of them

00:48:12we have one in the barn we want to give to you

00:48:14just to show you there's no hard feelings

00:48:16come on we'll show him to you

00:48:18well all right

00:48:20oh siree there's nothing like a nice little kitten

00:48:25no siree

00:48:27well how do you like him

00:48:28he's beautiful

00:48:30you mean you'll really give him to me

00:48:32sure

00:48:33only don't tell your grandmother

00:48:35you go back to sir and we'll put him in a box for you

00:48:38before she misses you

00:48:40all right

00:48:41clarence

00:48:51oh clarence we got him

00:48:53you have

00:48:54here he is

00:48:55thanks very much

00:48:56hope you like him

00:48:58and that's my final word gabby

00:49:05oh i heard you

00:49:07grandma

00:49:08what's the matter clarence

00:49:10grandma

00:49:11where are you going

00:49:13what is it

00:49:16get those clothes off

00:49:17no

00:49:18no

00:49:19no

00:49:20no

00:49:21no

00:49:22no

00:49:23no

00:49:24no

00:49:25no

00:49:26wait for me

00:49:27what is my fault

00:49:28why

00:49:29why are you winning my fault

00:49:39why are you losing my fault

00:49:42why are you losing my fault

00:49:52Hello, Chip.

00:50:17What do you want?

00:50:18Oh, I just wanted to finish that little talk we were having.

00:50:20I don't know anything about it.

00:50:22Well, there's no use of you lying, kid.

00:50:24Your father told us all about it before he died.

00:50:27Now, you're going to get your share.

00:50:29You got nothing to worry about?

00:50:31Look, I told you before, I don't believe you.

00:50:38Where's that money?

00:50:39I don't know what you're talking about.

00:50:41Whoa!

00:50:42Ouch!

00:50:44Chip!

00:50:45Whoa!

00:50:46Chip!

00:50:47Ouch!

00:50:48Stop that!

00:50:50Please!

00:50:51Leave him alone or I'll...

00:50:52There we are, Gabby.

00:50:53I'm taking Chip out of here.

00:50:54I'm warning you.

00:50:55Where's that Chip?

00:50:56Everyone, let's get out of here.

00:50:57Gabby!

00:50:58Gabby!

00:50:59Gabby!

00:51:00What happened, Chip?

00:51:01I'm coming to you.

00:51:02I'm coming to you.

00:51:04I'm coming to you.

00:51:05You.

00:51:06I'm coming to you.

00:51:07Come to you.

00:51:08What happened, Chip?

00:51:09Come to you.

00:51:10Come to you.

00:51:12Go to yourself.

00:51:13Yeah

00:51:23Yeah

00:51:27What happened ship

00:51:32He'll be all right just keep him in bed for a few days well, that's fine

00:51:36Don't is there anything special that I could do there's nothing to worry about

00:51:40Have this filled now. I'll call back again tomorrow. Thank you, doctor

00:51:47Oh hello, how is he he's come along fine. Can I see him well not right now?

00:51:54Chip is there anything important?

00:51:57You just wanted to tell them how sorry I am

00:52:02And then for me you wouldn't have gotten hurt. I think he understands I

00:52:06Want to tell him I'm sorry

00:52:08I don't know why you must me stay here. Well, this is your home chip Gabby's very fond of you

00:52:14We're all fond of you when he gets better. Why don't you tell him what you just told me? I think it'll make him very happy

00:52:21I'll tell him

00:52:24I heard he was gonna lose this place to the bank

00:52:28Where did you hear that?

00:52:30I just heard it

00:52:32How much do they want little more than Gabby has right at the moment about twenty-five thousand dollars?

00:52:40Money it sure is don't you worry about it chip. We'll figure out something. I hope so

00:52:45Oh

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