Join the legendary hero in The Brave Buffalo Bill – Classic Western. This 1950s film takes you on an adventurous journey through the wild frontier, filled with daring deeds, thrilling showdowns, and unforgettable characters. Perfect for fans of classic Westerns and vintage cinema.
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00:00:00The End
00:01:00In that vast expanse of rich country, west of the Mississippi to the Pacific, the American Indian rules supreme.
00:01:27That is, until the coming of the white man.
00:01:31They came in wagons and on foot with all their worldly possessions.
00:01:37These people, the pioneers of our golden west.
00:01:41Time and distance were so great as they plotted on to their destination that often with the dawn came the cry of new life.
00:01:49As each day neared the end, there were many tired and toil-worn people.
00:01:56The circle camp was set up for the coming night in hope of rest and protection from the dangers that lurked in this new land.
00:02:03So far from their home, they had left behind.
00:02:07All this happened before the eyes of the red man.
00:02:13The American Indian saw a new people entering the lands he had known as his own.
00:02:18Some were friendly, some were hostile, and some moved on.
00:02:24Another morning, each day brought new hardships and toil, a burden that would have crushed weaker spirits.
00:02:34But for some, there was no morning.
00:02:37Their journey ended before their destination was reached.
00:02:39All who ventured west encountered the hazards of sickness, violence, hunger, and thirst.
00:02:46Only the stronger, with saddened hearts, moved on.
00:02:51Others perished, leaving no history of their passing.
00:02:56The only evidence of their fate is what the buzzards left.
00:03:01As the west developed, the cavalry often came to the rescue of the distressed,
00:03:06restoring peace where there was neither law nor order.
00:03:08Soldiers and scouts, such as Daniel Boone, Lewis and Clark, Pike, Crockett,
00:03:14Fremont, Kip Carson, Custer.
00:03:17These men made the journey of our pioneers less hazardous.
00:03:22The trailblazers of the west were these pioneers that helped make our country what it is today.
00:03:27Farmers, traders, trappers, craftsmen, missionaries, soldiers, and scouts.
00:03:34Men and women who dreamed of a better world in which to live.
00:03:37The scouts protected the migration of livestock, where it was most needed.
00:03:46A friend, both to the white man and Indian, one of the foremost scouts was William Cody,
00:03:53better known as Buffalo Bill.
00:03:56The first chance I get, I'm through.
00:04:04I'm through, I'll tell you.
00:04:05There's your chance, Cactus.
00:04:16Oh, now, Bill, don't be too racy.
00:04:25Besides, I don't think that flagging train's going in my direction.
00:04:28Direction or no direction.
00:04:30You still make a good nursemaid to a calf.
00:04:31Yeah, well, Bill, I didn't mind fighting Indians with you.
00:04:35I didn't mind crossing the Great Divide.
00:04:37But when it comes to being nursemaid to a journey north and calf, I'm going to draw the line.
00:04:42Maybe you look like a motherly type.
00:04:45Hey, you forgot to burp it.
00:04:47Oh, Bill.
00:04:49Look, Indians.
00:04:50They're going to attack the wagon train.
00:04:57Let's get to our horses.
00:05:20Let's get to our horses.
00:05:50Let's get to our horses.
00:06:20Let's get to our horses.
00:06:50Watch yourself, Bill!
00:06:59What is it?
00:07:01Females!
00:07:02Females!
00:07:04This must be a marion plane!
00:07:20This must be a marion plane!
00:07:50That's pretty good cutin' for a female, ma'am.
00:08:20Well, ain't no doubt about you, critter as big as you couldn't be a woman.
00:08:40Oh, you think I am too big, moron?
00:08:42What do you want?
00:08:43Skin and bone?
00:08:45You have nothing but a skinny man.
00:08:47Oh, you're hot!
00:08:49What a man!
00:08:50That woman is a woman!
00:08:54Ha, ha, ha, ha!
00:08:55Woo!
00:09:00Maria's our cook.
00:09:01She's been with us for years.
00:09:03And there's a better shot than most of us.
00:09:04I can understand Maria wearing a dress.
00:09:06This is the first time I've ever seen soldiers in skirts.
00:09:09My name is Bill Cody.
00:09:11Buffalo Bill!
00:09:12Well, this is a pleasure.
00:09:14I'm Lieutenant Bryan in charge of the post at Fort Randall.
00:09:17I guess you're wondering about a little masquerade.
00:09:19The settlers here about left us for protection.
00:09:22There's been four wagon train attacks in the past few weeks.
00:09:25We thought we'd give those two something that looked like easy picking.
00:09:28The sheriff of Sue is calling the peace treaty with us.
00:09:31I was there in White Cloud, and the other chiefs agreed to the truth.
00:09:34Yes, I know.
00:09:34But you can see how they keep their treaty.
00:09:36I don't know.
00:09:38There's something strange about this attack.
00:09:40What do you mean?
00:09:41Look out there.
00:09:44No representatives?
00:09:45There are no dead or wounded Indians.
00:09:47In all my years of Indian fighter, I've never seen redskins pick up their wounded and dead.
00:09:52Neither have I.
00:09:53Sir?
00:09:54We're ready for move.
00:09:55Bryan.
00:09:57We'd be proud to have you accompany us to Fort Randall.
00:10:00Thanks, Lieutenant, but we haven't heard of cattle to deliver to White Cloud in their car.
00:10:04Cattle for White Cloud?
00:10:06You see the treaty calls for the government to deliver these cattle to the Indians.
00:10:09That means trouble.
00:10:11Oh, what do you mean?
00:10:12You'll have to drive them through Fort Randall.
00:10:14Folks there feel that the Sioux should be run out of this country.
00:10:17Not fed.
00:10:18Until I receive orders to the contrary, White Cloud gets these cattle.
00:10:22I'll see you in time, Lieutenant.
00:10:24Jack, this car.
00:10:25Come on.
00:10:25There was a trap down there.
00:10:51I thought you knew what you were doing.
00:10:53I had it straight on the other wagon trains.
00:10:55You think if I knew they were dressed up like women, I'd stick my neck out?
00:10:57You're supposed to know.
00:10:58That's why I'm paying you.
00:10:59Who are those men that rode in to help the white Indians?
00:11:01I recognize one of them.
00:11:03Buffalo Bill.
00:11:04He's bringing in a treaty cattle.
00:11:06If the other gets them to white crowd, we'll never get the Indians off the land.
00:11:09You want me and the boys to stop them?
00:11:12I've got a better idea.
00:11:14Where's Running Deer?
00:11:15He left with the other Indians right after the attack.
00:11:17The good citizens won't like the idea of cattle being given to Indians who are massacring wagon trains.
00:11:22As soon as you men finish dressing, get into town and spread the news.
00:11:26I guess the lieutenant was right.
00:11:29Let's go in and see what it's all about.
00:11:31I guess the lieutenant was right.
00:11:54You folks are going to have to move aside.
00:12:11I've got a herd of cattle coming through.
00:12:13You're mistaken, Mr. Buffalo Bill.
00:12:15You're not going to deliver any cattle to those bloodthirsty Indians.
00:12:19Go back and tell the boys to stop the herd.
00:12:25I'm sorry to disagree with you, ma'am, but it's my job to see that our treaty with White Cloud is fulfilled.
00:12:30Well, then why doesn't White Cloud live up to it?
00:12:33His Indians have been attacking white men.
00:12:35Only last week, my father was wounded and barely got away with his life.
00:12:38There's no proof they were White Cloud's grave.
00:12:41My father's wounds are proof enough.
00:12:42Anybody can tell they were Sioux.
00:12:45I've never seen Sioux fight the way they did today.
00:12:48It's just not Indian style.
00:12:50Now, please clear the way.
00:12:52Those cattle have to go through.
00:12:54They'll have to go through these first.
00:13:07They're not going to look tough.
00:13:09Get in there!
00:13:10Get in there!
00:13:10Get in there!
00:13:12Get in there!
00:13:13Get in there!
00:13:14Get in there!
00:13:15What's the matter with you?
00:13:17Come on!
00:13:18Come on!
00:13:19Get in there!
00:13:26What's the matter with you?
00:13:38Hey!
00:13:39Could you more tell you it ain't polite to point?
00:13:42That's it! That's it!
00:13:57That's it!
00:14:08Hold it, Blake!
00:14:12All right, everybody, disperse. Go about your business.
00:14:16You forget, Blake, this town is under martial law.
00:14:19Martial law? All you and your fancy blue legs have done is ride around and look pretty.
00:14:24That very detail for Corporal Small this morning didn't look so pretty.
00:14:28Further bloodshed won't solve any problems. We'll reach a peaceful decision.
00:14:33All right, Lieutenant, we know you've got a job to do, but if your method fails, we'll try ours.
00:14:40I know you've got your orders, Bill, but there's no denying the fact that you trust these redskins a lot more than I do.
00:14:45I know them a lot better than you do.
00:14:47That's true. But I can't sit idly by while attacks happen every day.
00:14:51Before you take any action, Lieutenant, let me go and see Whitecloud.
00:14:55If I find the Sioux really is causing this trouble, I'm with you all the way.
00:14:59All right, that's fair enough, but the cattle stay here until you prove that the Sioux are innocent.
00:15:05All right, we'll bed the cattle down outside of town.
00:15:08You give them back my stone!
00:15:10Get out of here, kid!
00:15:12What's going on here?
00:15:19You take my yellow stones! I want them back!
00:15:23You got that stone?
00:15:24No, I threw away a long time ago.
00:15:27Hey, Captain, let me have your harmonica.
00:15:30Huh?
00:15:31Come on.
00:15:33Pin feathers. How would you like this?
00:15:35Hey, that's my harmonica, Bill!
00:15:37Mean old life!
00:15:42What'd you expect to come out, Yankee Doodle?
00:15:44Okay, Bill, you and Cactus can get cleaned up at the post.
00:15:47Thanks, Lieutenant.
00:15:52Dennis.
00:15:53I have nothing further to say to you, as long as you're in that uniform.
00:15:58I can't understand you.
00:15:59When we first became engaged, you were proud of my uniform.
00:16:02That was before I learned the full meanings of the words Army White.
00:16:06Army-wise.
00:16:07I don't want to sit home each time you go out and patrol and wonder whether or not you're coming back alive.
00:16:12But I'm a soldier. It's my job.
00:16:15Father offered you a job as wagon master last month.
00:16:18But you had to rejoin the cavalry.
00:16:20Just exactly like Corporal Smalls.
00:16:23Did you see his widow this morning?
00:16:26I did.
00:16:27I had to break the news to her.
00:16:30Can't you just picture somebody breaking the news to me?
00:16:33About you.
00:16:34Goodbye, Lieutenant.
00:16:43If Buffalo Bill and that partner of his get the white cloud, they may learn that Yellowstone is gold.
00:16:47I don't see how.
00:16:48Even the Sioux don't know that there's gold on their land.
00:16:50They don't know now, but if that treaty's fulfilled, sooner or later somebody's going to find out.
00:16:55I think we'd better talk to Running, dear.
00:16:58You contact him and meet me at the hideout.
00:17:01Yeah.
00:17:02Two birds with one stone.
00:17:04And not yellow, either.
00:17:06If Buffalo Bill and Cactus are ambushed for red again, it proves to the people here in town that the only good Indians are dead Indians.
00:17:15We're good grub.
00:17:16I'll saddle the horses while you finish eating, catcher.
00:17:17I'll help you, Bill.
00:17:18You eat a root-grateful grub.
00:17:19Well, to tell you the truth, the more I seldom eat very much, I never could stand my own cooking.
00:17:22But when I run on to vittles like this, I just can't stop.
00:17:23If a gal that could cook like this, I'd marry her in a minute.
00:17:24I'd go get him.
00:17:25Oh, wait a minute.
00:17:26You mean you say the gal that cooked this food ain't married yet?
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00:18:20What does that mean?
00:18:20Looks like a...
00:18:22fresh strawberry.
00:18:24Fresh strawberries?
00:18:25Why, she sounds good enough to eat.
00:18:27Why don't you go fetch her, son?
00:18:29You betcha.
00:18:41Well, we should be back in a couple of days.
00:18:43You want some of my troopers to go with him?
00:18:44No, I'll just take Cactus with him.
00:18:46I'm sorry, Bill, but you'll have to go alone.
00:18:49What do you mean?
00:18:50I'm fixing to marry and settle down.
00:18:53Oh, eyes that shine like stars,
00:18:56skin like frosted honey,
00:18:58and lips that...
00:18:59You love my cooking, no?
00:19:01You're cooking?
00:19:02Gee, pinfellas say you like marry with me.
00:19:06Oh, well...
00:19:07If you said good, I'd make a good wife.
00:19:10You settle down.
00:19:11I have many new chances.
00:19:13Well, I'll tell you the truth, ma'am.
00:19:14I'm just a little young to settle down.
00:19:17Hey, Bill.
00:19:17What are we waiting for?
00:19:19Don't we have to go see White Clyde?
00:19:28He probably won't stop running
00:19:29until he reaches Ogallala Springs.
00:19:32Good luck, Bill.
00:19:33Maria.
00:19:35See?
00:19:36Him come back.
00:19:37You'll get to meet.
00:19:38My stomach.
00:19:39Oh, see?
00:19:40Oh, no.
00:19:42No?
00:19:43No.
00:19:43I don't.
00:19:43Here they come.
00:20:13We were to meet again at the sign of the full moon.
00:20:22Why do you send for running deer today?
00:20:24This couldn't wait.
00:20:25All right, Steve.
00:20:26There's a herd of treaty cattle outside of Fort Randall.
00:20:29They're to be given to your people if white tribe can prove that the Sioux haven't been attacking wagon trains.
00:20:34Who goes to white cloud for this proof?
00:20:37Buffalo Bill.
00:20:38I know him.
00:20:40The white man who brought the promise paper to the Sioux.
00:20:43And if he don't reach white cloud with that paper, it'll be worthless.
00:20:51Thank you, too.
00:21:13Hey, Bill.
00:21:18How about sending up some smoke signals to white cloud to sort of let him know we're coming?
00:21:23You know, I'm not anxious for these bigger happy Indians to see us and figure we're sneaking up on them.
00:21:28All right, Jack.
00:21:29This will make you feel better.
00:21:30Well, the way I figure it is, it's sort of polite to knock before we're entering.
00:21:34Especially when you don't know how you're going to be received.
00:21:36We've got to get them brushed.
00:21:38All right.
00:22:09Let's play around here.
00:22:34I sure hope all them brays know how to read this smoke talk.
00:22:39There it is.
00:22:40White Cod welcomes us and knows we're coming.
00:22:43Now, Bill, are you sure that's what they said?
00:22:46That's what they said, Jacket.
00:22:48Well, I ain't had no learning, but when the smoke all clears away,
00:22:52and maybe you're scalped with it,
00:22:54there ain't gonna be no right and left to prove that they said welcome.
00:23:50I knew it. I knew it all the time. You and your smoke signals, Bill. I thought that first puff was a little shaky.
00:24:08You know a good bunch of thieving polecats?
00:24:11Blake was right. You can't trust the farmers, Bill.
00:24:14There's two arrow, all right. There aren't too many. Just a few.
00:24:20Hey, Bill, you better count again. Oh, to think I could've got married and settled down.
00:24:26Well, so long, Bill. It's been good to know you.
00:24:29I don't understand it. White Cloud has never broken his word before.
00:24:33Come on!
00:24:50White Cloud!
00:24:56Well, that's funny. Looks like our welcome team is leaving us, Bill.
00:25:03That's White Cloud himself.
00:25:05Bring back the paceless ones!
00:25:23Phew! My scalp feels a lot better.
00:25:26Looks like you'll have plenty of time to settle down now, Captain.
00:25:28Yeah, sure does!
00:25:30What?
00:25:31Me settle down!
00:25:32Oh, I know, Bill.
00:25:33Look up here!
00:25:47Greetings, White Cloud!
00:25:48White Cloud greets his brothers.
00:25:52Your smoke talk welcomed us.
00:25:54Yet we were attacked by Sioux.
00:25:56The ones who attacked you had lost faith with us.
00:26:00Return to the city of the Sioux in peace, my brother.
00:26:04Leader!
00:26:24The smoke of peace is sweet, White Cloud.
00:26:32Yet the Indians have been attacking white man's wagon trains.
00:26:36White Cloud gives words.
00:26:38He's brave, not paint faces, since he placed a mark on promised paper to wear cattle.
00:26:45The people at Fort Randall do not know White Cloud.
00:26:48They have asked me to get proof that it were not to Sioux.
00:26:54White men at Fort Randall fear a shadow.
00:27:00The three before you, and others like them, broke my word.
00:27:05You take them to your people.
00:27:07They have broken White Cloud's word.
00:27:09Let them face White Cloud's justice.
00:27:12In the teepees of your fathers, they will be wailing for the dead tonight.
00:27:17White Cloud beeps the drums of death too soon.
00:27:27Every Sioux brave has the right to speak.
00:27:35Before the mantle of death covers you, speak so all may hear.
00:27:40I am not a coyote who cries when he is trapped.
00:27:43I will not speak with my hands bound.
00:27:46Give them their hands.
00:27:56Why do my people turn their face from me?
00:27:58I am not their enemy.
00:28:00There is the enemy.
00:28:02His people have driven the Buffalo away.
00:28:06And now he comes with White Man's cattle to soften the belly of the Sioux and take away the stink of our hearts.
00:28:11The world of the Buffalo is gone.
00:28:14We have fought the White Man long enough.
00:28:17The War Pass is not our answer.
00:28:20We are not squaws.
00:28:22This is the land of the Sioux.
00:28:24Our fathers and their fathers' fathers fought for it long before the White Man came.
00:28:29It is better that we die on a war pass than sit here like squaws begging for food.
00:28:35We are not beggars.
00:28:37The White Man came to us with promised papers and asked for peace.
00:28:42He who eats of the White Man's meat becomes his dog.
00:28:48As long as death runs in my body, I shall fight the White Man.
00:28:55If there are other braves among you who wish to fight with me, I welcome you.
00:29:01If there are none, I'll fight alone.
00:29:05Your days of fighting are finished, Running Deer.
00:29:09You have broken my word and you must die.
00:29:13Running Deer is a warrior.
00:29:15It is not fitting that he be put to death.
00:29:18I ask that he be permitted to live.
00:29:21I will not owe my life to a fight.
00:29:24I know your code, Running Deer.
00:29:33Fight for your life.
00:29:36Fight for your life.
00:29:37You must die at the time.
00:29:38I will not wait.
00:29:39Fight for your life.
00:29:40I will not let you know your life.
00:29:41Leave me alone.
00:29:42Put in my life.
00:29:43I will not have any time.
00:29:44You will not have any time.
00:29:45I will not see you.
00:29:46I will not have any time.
00:29:47I will not be able to die.
00:29:48After all the men.
00:29:49If you wish I can tell you all, your love and your women
00:29:54THE END
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00:31:10Why do you inflict the wound of mourning on yourself, White Crowder?
00:31:39Running, dear, my son is dead.
00:32:09Why do you inflict the wound of mourning on yourself, White Crowder?
00:32:16Why do you inflict the wound of mourning on yourself, White Crowder?
00:32:23Why do you inflict the wound of mourning on yourself, White Crowder?
00:32:31Well, the great peacemaker's back, scalping off.
00:32:38Keep quiet, Skokie.
00:32:40We've been waiting for you to get back.
00:32:41Did you see White Cloud?
00:32:42Yes.
00:32:43I'm absolutely certain you have no hand in attacking the wagon train.
00:32:47That's interesting.
00:32:48Have you got any proof?
00:32:49Well, the fact that we're here speaks for itself.
00:32:51Then you have no trouble seeing White Cloud?
00:32:52None at all.
00:32:53The two are living up to their end of the treaty.
00:32:58With Arras.
00:32:59The Indian who shot that arrow is dead.
00:33:00Condemned by his own tribe for violating the treaty.
00:33:01With Arras.
00:33:02The Indian who shot that arrow is dead.
00:33:03Condemned by his own tribe for violating the treaty.
00:33:04With Arras.
00:33:05With Arras.
00:33:06With Arras.
00:33:07And then, what has the name done?
00:33:08We're not it.
00:33:09And then.
00:33:10And then.
00:33:11And then, what happens?
00:33:12The two are living up to their end of the treaty.
00:33:14The two are living up to their end of the treaty.
00:33:16With Arras.
00:33:17The Indian who shot that arrow is dead.
00:33:22Condemned by his own tribe for violating the treaty.
00:33:24With Running Deer.
00:33:26White Cloud's own son.
00:33:28I'm delivering the cattle in the morning.
00:33:31Well, it looks like we're going to have peace at last.
00:33:34at last. I think this calls for a celebration. And everybody, bring your women, folks.
00:33:50What are we celebrating? Losing that gold? Losing some cattle?
00:34:04Oh, Susanna, don't you stop on me. I come from Alabama with a band you on my knee.
00:34:23Oh, Susanna, don't you stop on me. I come from Alabama with a band you on my knee.
00:34:34Well, we're going to hear from the Broome Brothers, Ray, Lee, and Joe. On a very popular number,
00:34:43top goes the weasel.
00:35:04You, watch this.
00:35:06It's a great day.
00:35:14It was a great day.
00:35:45Here's the treat we've all been waiting for.
00:35:59Janet is going to sing about her bow and herself on the old Panhandle Trail.
00:36:13On the old Panhandle Trail, on the old Panhandle Trail.
00:36:18I've seen brighter and my heart seems lighter on the old Panhandle Trail.
00:36:23Where the prayer is filled with quail and the Texas cotton tail.
00:36:28My gal's sweeter every time I meet her on the old Panhandle Trail.
00:36:32She sings to me as a drum my old guitar.
00:36:38And we agree.
00:36:40That it's Lanzo, there you are.
00:36:43On the old Panhandle Trail.
00:36:45There's a ranch I know for sale.
00:36:48So we're heading for a happy wedding on the old Panhandle Trail.
00:36:52On the old Panhandle Trail.
00:36:57On the old Panhandle Trail.
00:37:00The sky seems brighter and my heart seems lighter on the old Panhandle Trail.
00:37:05Where the prayer is filled with quail and the Texas cotton tail.
00:37:10My boat seems grander as the boat's landed on the old Panhandle Trail.
00:37:14She sings to me as a drum to the old Panhandle Trail.
00:37:19And we agree.
00:37:22That it's Lanzo, there you are.
00:37:24On the old Panhandle Trail.
00:37:26There's a ranch I know for sale.
00:37:29So we're heading for a happy wedding on the old Panhandle Trail.
00:37:34She sings to me as a sum of my old guitar.
00:37:38And we agree.
00:37:41That it's Lanzo, there you are.
00:37:44On the old Panhandle Trail.
00:37:46There's a ranch I know for sale.
00:37:49So we're heading for a happy wedding on the old Panhandle Trail.
00:37:53On the old Panhandle Trail.
00:37:56On the old Panhandle Trail.
00:37:58On the old Panhandle Trail.
00:38:02On the old Panhandle Trail.
00:38:32With the help of your troops, we should be able to move the cattle faster.
00:38:45White clouds.
00:38:48White clouds and waste.
00:38:49I think there's more pressing business.
00:38:51What did you say, Bill?
00:38:52Come on, Lieutenant.
00:38:56Walter, a pretty young lady like you shouldn't be sitting alone.
00:38:59Will you join me, Mr. Carty?
00:39:01Thanks, but how about Lieutenant Vance?
00:39:04He's available.
00:39:15It's no use, George.
00:39:17We've been all through this before.
00:39:20But Janet, your objections are no longer valid.
00:39:22The Indians are peaceful.
00:39:24But for how long?
00:39:25Until the next outbreak?
00:39:26No, George.
00:39:29I won't marry a soldier.
00:39:32You'd make a beautiful office this way.
00:39:33You're too bad about this man, Lieutenant.
00:40:01Most cattle can be anywhere.
00:40:04They've had all night to disappear.
00:40:06Well, there ain't no tracks to follow here, Bill.
00:40:08This clay is as hard as a rock.
00:40:10We'll have to search anyway, Cassius.
00:40:12Maybe there'll be some tracks further on.
00:40:14I'll take this body back to the force, though.
00:40:16All right, Lieutenant.
00:40:26Sergeant, help me with this body.
00:40:27Cattle can be anywhere.
00:40:39Maybe there'll be some tracks further on.
00:40:41There'll be some tracks for you.
00:41:04Wait here.
00:41:31I'll get a telegram off to Washington to send some more cattle.
00:41:34How long do you think it'll take for him to get here?
00:42:02I don't know.
00:42:03It took Billy four weeks.
00:42:05Well, there's no telling what'll happen now.
00:42:09I don't know.
00:42:10I don't know.
00:42:11I don't know.
00:42:12I don't know.
00:42:13No.
00:42:14Get you active men.
00:42:15Look!
00:42:16No!
00:42:17No!
00:42:18Okay.
00:42:19Stephen King!
00:42:20Hi.
00:42:21PROF.
00:42:22No!
00:42:23My car is coming!
00:42:26Look down!
00:42:30elaつまん!
00:42:30Wait how did it go on?
00:42:32Wait절's coming!
00:42:34You're eye on the crowd. Don't let anyone shoot.
00:42:56We greet you in peace, old Red Brother.
00:42:58Why does your lance split the earth in anger?
00:43:00White Cloud place his mark on promise paper of Great White's father.
00:43:05For many moons we live in peace, but white man left his promise on paper.
00:43:12I have come to keep the promises.
00:43:14For five moons we wait. Buffalo now gone. Grass brown. My people starve.
00:43:22You not speak with two tongues before. You come, but we not see cattle.
00:43:29They are gone, White Cloud. In the night they ran to the four winds.
00:43:34I have asked the singing writer to tell the Great White's father about this.
00:43:38Doeth not eat words. How children cry. Raves grow lean.
00:43:45We not wait much longer. When third sun hides face behind mountains, and you not bring cattle, I take back my mark from promise paper.
00:43:57If this happens, White Cloud, much blood will be spilled.
00:44:01It will be blood of white man. My braves will ride with spirit of my son running dear.
00:44:08We will drive white man from our land. We will burn his houses. And dust will cover the white man's side.
00:44:16You must give me time, White Cloud. My mother herd of cattle will be here soon.
00:44:22You must not take back your mark from the paper of promise. Remove the landfill, brother, and let the earth show no sign.
00:44:29This is my word. When first star shines at end of third sun, and my people still hungry, the Sioux will ride.
00:44:45I, White Cloud, have spoken.
00:44:47I, White Cloud, have spoken.
00:44:48I, White Cloud, have spoken.
00:45:08That shot may rip cost us our lives. What do you suggest we do?
00:45:12There's only one thing we can do. Kill our end of the treaty.
00:45:16What do you got on your mind, Bill?
00:45:18That buffalo herd we saw four days ago. We can get wagons from Walker.
00:45:23If we're lucky, we can bring back plenty of buffalo meat. Come on, Cactus.
00:45:42Get that Indian paint on you. Follow them. Stay out of sight and let me know when they start to come back.
00:45:49Let's get the men together. We're going to play Indian again.
00:45:54I'm still hungry, Bill. Think I'll get some more grubs.
00:45:56Gotta put some fat on me, you know.
00:45:58Maria said I was all skin and bones.
00:46:00Well, you're stressing it out, Maria, eh?
00:46:01Oh, Bill.
00:46:02Ha, ha, ha.
00:46:03I'm still hungry, Bill. Think I'll get some more grubs.
00:46:05Gotta put some fat on me, you know.
00:46:07Maria said I was all skin and bones.
00:46:08Well, you're stressing it out, Maria, eh?
00:46:09Oh, Bill. Ha, ha, ha.
00:46:10Pinfeather.
00:46:11What are you doing here?
00:46:12Knee them grubs.
00:46:13Well, I can see that.
00:46:14She ain't here, is she?
00:46:15No. She's telling me to check them up on you.
00:46:16Well, the next time we'll get you, we'll get some more grubs.
00:46:18What do you think?
00:46:19What do you think?
00:46:20I'll get some more grubs.
00:46:21Still hungry, Bill.
00:46:22Think I'll get some more grubs.
00:46:23Got to put some fat on me, you know.
00:46:24Maria said I was all skin and bones.
00:46:25Well, you're stressing it out, Maria, eh?
00:46:27Oh, Bill.
00:46:28Pennyfeathers.
00:46:29What are you doing here?
00:46:30Me eat them grubs.
00:46:31Well, I can see that.
00:46:33She ain't here, is she?
00:46:34No.
00:46:35She's telling me to check them up on you.
00:46:36No, she's telling me to check them up on you.
00:46:39Well, the next time you see her, you tell her I already checked them down on her.
00:46:43I'm going to get some more grub.
00:47:06I'm going to get some more grub.
00:47:34I'm going to get some more grub.
00:47:37I'm going to get some more grub.
00:47:51I'm going to get some more grub.
00:47:57I hope we have enough buffalo meat to satisfy White Cloud
00:48:22until the next herd of cattle get here.
00:48:24Well, where are you figuring on making camp, Bill?
00:48:26We're not stopping.
00:48:27We may be too late as it is.
00:48:28Get the horses.
00:48:29Up you go, pinfeathers.
00:48:44Take away, Joe!
00:48:45Let's tell them about the buffalo.
00:48:51Hey, that fellow just appeared in a hurry.
00:49:01You sure that was a Sioux?
00:49:03You sure that was a Sioux?
00:49:04There are the hoof prints.
00:49:05It wasn't a Sioux, Cactus.
00:49:07It was a white man.
00:49:09It wasn't a Sioux, Cactus.
00:49:11It was a white man.
00:49:13It wasn't a Sioux, Cactus.
00:49:14It was a white man.
00:49:15It wasn't a Sioux, Cactus.
00:49:16It was a white man.
00:49:17What do you suppose white men would be posing as Indians, sir?
00:49:18I don't know, Cactus.
00:49:19It wasn't a Sioux, Cactus.
00:49:20It was a white man.
00:49:21It wasn't a Sioux, Cactus.
00:49:23It wasn't a Sioux, Cactus.
00:49:24It was a white man.
00:49:25It wasn't a Sioux, Cactus.
00:49:26It was a white man.
00:49:27It means that they'll chew their horses.
00:49:31What do you suppose white men would be posing as Indians, sir?
00:49:34I don't know, Cactus.
00:49:35The Indians who attacked Lieutenant Byron's wagon train certainly didn't act like Indians.
00:49:39Let's get out of here.
00:49:40Get out of here.
00:49:51This is my word.
00:49:53When first star shines at end of third sun,
00:49:57and my people still hungry,
00:50:00the stew will rise.
00:50:05Tell the tribes of our nation white clouds coming to them.
00:50:09Let our brothers know white clouds' land has slipped the earth.
00:50:14He has taken back his mark from promised paper.
00:50:18From this time on,
00:50:20stew and white men are no longer at peace.
00:50:39When they are on him,
00:50:41we are at peace.
00:50:42This is my country's village for a village.
00:50:45This is my country's village city.
00:50:48This is my country's village.
00:50:50This is my country's village.
00:50:52This is my country's village.
00:50:54Oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:51:24Oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:51:54Oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:52:24Oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:52:26Oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:52:28Oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:52:30Don't be here.
00:52:32Oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:52:38Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:52:48Oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:52:50Oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:52:52Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:52:54Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:52:56Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:52:58Oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:53:00Oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:53:02Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:53:04Oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:53:06Oh, oh, oh.
00:53:08Oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:53:10Give me Yellowstone. Same as Stokey take from me.
00:53:14Are you sure?
00:53:16Surely sure. Me find him in Ogallala Canyon.
00:53:19Why, that's only a few miles from Whitecloud's camp.
00:53:22Stokey and Blake.
00:53:24Does Stokey know where you found in Yellowstone?
00:53:26Sure, me tell him. But he no giving back the stone.
00:53:30There's your answer for the Indian masquerade.
00:53:32Gold.
00:53:33See that this man is buried.
00:53:35Tell Simpkins to locate Lieutenant Byron in his patrol.
00:53:38I'm going to see Whitecloud.
00:53:40Oh, I can't move any of these.
00:53:46Cover up my mustache.
00:53:46Keep it on the face.
00:54:06The Buffalo wagons are on their way back.
00:54:09Where'd you leave them?
00:54:09Over in the Stake Plains.
00:54:11They ought to be at Rimrock Canyon in 24 hours.
00:54:13Good, we'll meet them there. Come on, let's hurry.
00:54:14Ladies Whitecloud,
00:54:44the killer of Buffalo, not welcome in land of the Sioux.
00:54:48I come and peace the castle with White Cloud.
00:54:51There is no peace.
00:54:53Your long hair will hang in my teepee.
00:54:56I am a bloodbath of the Sioux.
00:54:58I have the right to speak.
00:55:00You cover yourself with mantle of our law.
00:55:04You shall speak as did running deer.
00:55:07You'll be punished as a Sioux, not white man.
00:55:10My heart is not afraid of White Cloud's gesture.
00:55:14He is bitter because his people go hungry.
00:55:17From beyond those hills, I am bringing six wagons filled with buffalo meat.
00:55:21Once you said you were bringing cattle.
00:55:23We never see them.
00:55:25Evil white men stampeded the cattle because they wanted the Sioux driven from their land.
00:55:29All white men are enemies.
00:55:32No, White Cloud.
00:55:33Only those who have known there is much gold on your land.
00:55:36We never see it.
00:55:39The sun has gone down twice since the Sioux caught a white man and punished him with a dragging death.
00:55:43That is so.
00:55:46I put this from his body.
00:55:51The Sioux does not carve the earth for gold.
00:55:54The white man, Blake, wants its gold.
00:56:01His men dress his Sioux to attack the wagons.
00:56:04I have seen the tracks of one who watched us.
00:56:07If they attack and stop us from bringing you the buffalo meat, no man will trust White Cloud.
00:56:14The great white father will send an army of Blue Shirts to drive the Sioux from his land forever.
00:56:17If this is so, why isn't this man punished?
00:56:23The white man law protects him until we can prove his evil.
00:56:26White man's law is nothing to the Sioux.
00:56:29Give us Blake.
00:56:30I am sure Blake and his men will attack the wagons.
00:56:34White Cloud and his braids can move like shadows.
00:56:37We need but few.
00:56:38Your skin's still white.
00:56:40Your wagon may be jaws of a trap.
00:56:44I have spoken.
00:56:47Lower drum of death.
00:56:56Kodoshne.
00:56:56Kodoshne.
00:56:57Kodoshne.
00:56:57Kodoshne.
00:57:10If I not return, let earth run red with white man's blood.
00:57:37White.
00:57:37Oh!
00:57:38Well, Bill, I see you've filled up yourself.
00:57:51Does that mean White Cloud's blowing to help us?
00:57:53I don't know, Texas.
00:57:54We just have to keep our powder dry.
00:57:56They ought to be here by now.
00:58:17Make sure you get them all.
00:58:19I don't want any witnesses.
00:58:20I don't want any witnesses.
00:58:50I don't want any witnesses.
00:58:52I don't want any witnesses.
00:59:12I have to keep your wife opening up tonight.
00:59:14All right.
01:03:53My brother, once more, we bring forth the promised paper.
01:04:00It is good.
01:04:01From this time on, the lands of White Cloud shall never split the earth in anger.
01:04:10The Sioux and white man shall live in peace.
01:04:11Wish you could stay for the wedding, Bill.
01:04:20I wish you could stay for the wedding.
01:04:21I wish you could stay for the wedding.
01:04:22I wish you could stay for the wedding, Bill.
01:04:23I can't, Lieutenant.
01:04:25But orders are ordered.
01:04:27Cactus!
01:04:28I didn't know what.
01:04:30Maybe now you set us down.
01:04:32No?
01:04:33No.
01:04:34No.
01:04:35No.
01:04:36Captions.
01:04:37We're ready to go.
01:04:39Hey, Bill.
01:04:40Wait for me.
01:04:42I'm afraid you're going to be back for a long time.
01:05:12I'm afraid you're going to be back.
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