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Bart and Bret ride into a town and the townspeople mistake them for Doc Holliday and Wyatt Earp. Problems arise when when a group of outlaws make the same mistake as the townspeople.
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00:00Mr. Maverick, Mr. Maverick, I've got some bad news for you.
00:10Yeah?
00:10Your brother's been shot.
00:12Shot?
00:13How bad?
00:13He might not make it.
00:22Maverick.
00:26Starring James Garner and Jack Kelly.
00:28Produced by Warner Brothers.
00:40From the entertainment capital of the world.
00:43Produced for television by Warner Brothers.
00:58He's here.
01:03He's here.
01:07He's here.
01:10He's here.
01:23He's here.
01:26Here he comes.
01:39He's here, everybody.
01:40He's here, everybody.
01:40He's here.
01:50It's kind of hot, ain't it, Doc?
01:52Yeah, it sure is.
01:52It's even hotter than usual for around here, Doc.
01:55Oh, I'm not a doctor.
01:57I hope nobody's sick.
01:59We're all in pretty good health, Doc.
02:02I've got a corn that's troubling me some, but a little animal will fix it.
02:06You gonna stay a spell, Doc?
02:08Maybe you're on a holiday, Doc.
02:12You folks don't by any chance think that I'm Doc Holliday, do you?
02:16Well, it could be, Doc.
02:17I'm sorry to disappoint you, but my name is Maverick.
02:20Brett Maverick.
02:20Oh, is that so?
02:22Yeah, I met Holliday once.
02:23He's a little shorter than I am.
02:25Of course, he isn't half as good looking.
02:28Could I speak with you alone for a bit, Mr. Maverick?
02:31Well, you sure can.
02:33Cecil Tenderman's horse.
02:34Step right out of here.
02:39I'm Sheriff Bill McPeters.
02:41It's a pleasure.
02:42I figured I kind of ought to explain the way those folks are behaving.
02:45You see, Cecil Mason, that beanpole that's holding your horse there,
02:48well, he's got a cousin...
02:49Get out of here, Grady.
02:51He's got a cousin, lives in Tombstone, that writes regular.
02:54Now, the cousin don't drink, and he's generally considered to be reliable.
02:57Well, he wrote that Doc Holliday was going to Yuma for a visit,
03:01and we've got it figured down the Doc will be passing through here sometime today.
03:05Well, good.
03:05You tell him I said, hold on.
03:07I'll do that.
03:08Now, let me tell you something.
03:10I can reason why a man like Holliday wouldn't want it to be known
03:13to ever Tom, Dick, and Harry who he is in a strange town.
03:16Why?
03:16A lot of folks might want to take a pot at him.
03:18That makes sense.
03:19But the people around here respect the name of Holliday.
03:23Sheriff, my name is still Maverick.
03:25Sure it is.
03:27Sure it is.
03:28I tell you what, we're having a town meeting right here in the social hall.
03:31We always have some vittles with it.
03:33Kind of like having a picnic and doing business all at the same time.
03:36Have you at?
03:36Oh, I'm a little late, Sheriff.
03:38I've got to meet a fellow in Yuma.
03:40Yuma, huh?
03:41Well, now, what else is there in that direction?
03:43Uh-huh.
03:45I think I'll just pick up a can of sardines from your store there and ride on.
03:49I'm a little late, as I say, and I appreciate your offer.
03:51How long since you had eastern turkey with sage dressing?
03:56Eastern turkey?
03:58Eastern turkey.
03:59None of them scrawny old birds like you find around here, but genuine, knee-high eastern turkey.
04:04With biscuits both brown and white and two kinds of gravy, thickening and speckling.
04:11Sheriff, it's been a long time since I had eastern turkey.
04:14Folks, you better put on another plate for dinner.
04:17Let's get in the kitchen.
04:18I'm accepting your hospitality on one condition.
04:22But you're inviting Brett Maverick to eat with you.
04:24Sure thing, Mr. Maverick.
04:27Hey, I thought Maverick's was cattle.
04:30Don't let that upset you, son.
04:32Back east, they've got a whole state named Jersey.
04:36All right, all right, folks.
04:42Now, you eat bashful and you all know your places.
04:45Doc, come in, Maverick.
04:46You sit right there on the left.
04:48Thank you, sir.
04:49Come on out in the kitchen.
04:50Lend me some help.
04:56Well, hello.
04:57Hello.
04:58Brett Maverick.
04:59Laura Hayes.
05:00But nobody ever bothers to call me that.
05:03Folks just call me doll.
05:04Well, it's a pleasure to meet you, doll.
05:06Isn't that a dreadful name?
05:08My husband used to call me that.
05:09But ever since he died, folks have kind of adopted it.
05:12Well, I can understand that.
05:13Oh.
05:14Here comes the bird.
05:15Now, you get out of the way, Grady.
05:17Oh, ho, ho.
05:18There she goes.
05:20Ha, ha, ha.
05:22Was I lying to you, mister?
05:24Or was I telling the truth?
05:26Sheriff, you are telling the truth.
05:30Hey, Sheriff.
05:32Can I see you a minute?
05:33I'm still eating, Cecil.
05:34Well, it's kind of important.
05:37Oh, all right.
05:38Excuse me, folks.
05:39Doggone it, Cecil.
05:45I was entertaining the guest.
05:46Hear me out, will you?
05:47There's another fella out there watering his horse.
05:50What about it?
05:51Well, he fits the description I've got of Doc Holliday
05:54better than that turkey eater over there.
05:59Say, maybe his name is Maverick.
06:01Well, he said it was, didn't he?
06:03Oh, shut up.
06:04Let's have a look at this fella outside.
06:14Are you Holliday?
06:17Nope.
06:18My name's Maverick.
06:20Doggone it, there's something going on around here.
06:22I wouldn't know about that, Sheriff.
06:23I just got here.
06:25Where are you bound?
06:26Yuma.
06:28Did you have a nice trip, lad?
06:32I mean, Bart.
06:33Bart.
06:35Folks, I'd like you to meet my brother, Bart Maverick.
06:40Well, say, we sure are pleased to meet you.
06:44We was wrapping ourselves around some fiddles.
06:46How long since you had eastern turkey with sage dressing?
06:49And two kinds of gravy, thickening and speckling.
06:52Well, that's pretty good.
06:53Well, come on in and pull up a chair.
06:55Cecil tends a man's horse.
06:58I still say Maverick's his cattle.
07:00I'll tell you something, son.
07:02I once knew a drummer from Kansas City.
07:05His name was Holstein.
07:08Now, you come in and bring yourself to home.
07:10Aggie, get a clean plate for the gentleman.
07:12And you sit here next to the widow Hayes.
07:15Mr. Earp.
07:17Oh, I mean Maverick.
07:19Thanks, Sheriff.
07:23What's the play?
07:23I don't know, but the food's great.
07:29Well, hello.
07:31Hello.
07:33You know, too late for you boys to move on tonight.
07:36Aggie, you've got a room at the hotel, haven't you?
07:38Sure.
07:39I'll make room.
07:45What started you out for Yuma?
07:47Same thing it started you, Brother Barton.
07:50I started running out of coin.
07:51Hey, why do you think these people are trying to delay us here?
07:55Not us, Brother Barton.
07:58Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday.
08:04Sheriff!
08:05They're here!
08:06They're right up the street, right now!
08:07Hello, Sheriff.
08:24Hello, Jim.
08:25State's getting in yet?
08:26Not yet.
08:27You expecting somebody?
08:28There might be.
08:30You figuring on being in town long?
08:32Well, as long as we want, Sheriff, just like always.
08:34We've got a couple other visitors here.
08:36That's so?
08:37Yeah.
08:38They're in the social hall having breakfast to steak and eggs this very minute.
08:42Am I supposed to wonder who they are?
08:45Might prove interesting.
08:47All right, Sheriff.
08:48Who are they?
08:50Doc Holliday and Wyatt Earp.
08:52I guess you know the Clantons in Tombstone are first cousins of mine.
09:01Yeah.
09:01Rip don't get along too good with them Clantons, does he?
09:04I know you don't like us hanging around town, Sheriff, but I never thought you'd import
09:07boogeymen to scare us away.
09:10Well, it isn't against the law to be a cousin of the Clantons, and boogeymen haven't scared
09:13me since I was a toddler.
09:16Tell your friends if they want to talk to me about anything, I'll be up at the stable.
09:19Well, at least wise, I'll be there until the stage rolls in.
09:24Come on.
09:32He's got more grit than I reckoned on.
09:34I told you he was never a coward.
09:42You're too high just inside the doors.
09:44Russ, you and Injun, climb up in the loft.
09:50I'm going to stay out here and play decoy.
09:52And remember, don't let reputation scare you.
09:54A bullet can stop Holliday and Earp just as dead as the next fellow.
09:57Right.
10:06Morning, gents.
10:07Morning, Sheriff.
10:08Enjoying your breakfast?
10:09Sure am.
10:10Enjoying it?
10:11No, thanks.
10:12An hour ago.
10:13It's a nice day.
10:15A beautiful day.
10:16Not too hot, not too cool.
10:18Yeah, it may stay that way clear till evening.
10:20Sometimes does.
10:21It's a nice day for traveling.
10:24Yeah.
10:24And say, a fellow just rode into town.
10:27Got quite a reputation around here.
10:29Could be he's known all the way to Tombstone.
10:31Yeah, what's your name?
10:32Jim Mundy.
10:35Oh, yeah, I've heard of him.
10:37He's pretty fast with a gun.
10:38He's the fastest in these parts.
10:40You've heard of him, haven't you, Bart?
10:42I heard the name, I guess.
10:44You sure you won't join us, Sheriff?
10:45But he's outside now.
10:47Who?
10:48Jim Mundy.
10:49Oh, yeah, the gunfighter.
10:51He's first cousin to the Clantons, you know.
10:53That so?
10:54Oh, the Clantons are a bad bunch, Sheriff.
10:56At least have some coffee.
10:58Ain't you fellas even interested?
11:00Interested?
11:01The Jim Mundy's out there.
11:03No?
11:04You, Bart?
11:04I've seen gunfighters before.
11:06But I told him you fellas was in here.
11:08Well, I doubt if he ever heard of us.
11:10He said he'd be waiting to see you down at the Mivory Staple.
11:13See us?
11:14That's right.
11:14Why?
11:15Did you tell him the Maverick brothers were in here?
11:17No, sir.
11:18I told him Doc Holliday and Wyatt Earp was in here.
11:21You fellas didn't fool me none.
11:23Well, Sheriff, what did you do a fooling like that for?
11:26Don't you know the Earps and the Clantons are feuding?
11:28I do.
11:28Well, you could get us killed.
11:30Now, you go back there and tell him you made a mistake.
11:33Mistake?
11:33Yeah.
11:41Now, you know.
11:43Yeah, but...
11:44Hey, what happened in there, Sheriff?
11:46Not a bad blame thing.
11:47They still claim their name was Maverick.
11:49Maverick's is killed.
11:50Oh, shut up, Grady.
11:52What do you think?
11:53I think they're bluffing.
11:54Well, with my own ears, I heard the big one call the little one Wyatt.
11:57So did I.
11:59You know what I'm gonna do?
12:00No, what are you gonna do?
12:01I'm gonna throw a little bluff of my own around here.
12:17Sheriff's coming alone.
12:23Did you give them my message?
12:25I did.
12:26And they got a message for you.
12:27They say if you ain't out of town in the next 30 minutes, they'll be coming around to see you.
12:31That's so.
12:33Well, you take another message from me.
12:36I'm gonna save them the walk up here, Sheriff.
12:38They want to see me?
12:40In exactly 10 minutes, I'm coming down to that saloon to look them over.
12:44Oh, now, you wouldn't want to do a fool thing like that.
12:47You just deliver my message, hmm?
12:49I don't know.
12:49I don't know.
12:50I don't know.
12:57You really going down there?
12:59Sure I am.
13:00But you and Injun are going in the back way so you can cover the whole place from the kitchen.
13:04then you and max will go in the front way with me what's happening now sheriff no time for talk
13:11no time for talk are you fellers really named maverick because if you are you're in for a
13:19mess of trouble did you tell monday you made a mistake why did you call him wyatt yesterday
13:24i was just asking myself the same question how much trouble are we in sheriff i told him you
13:28fellers said if he wasn't out of town in 30 minutes that you'd be down to see him you mean
13:32you told him erp and holiday would that's right we don't have to go it's a little beyond that now
13:37what do you mean it's a little beyond that he called you bluff who's bluff i really did think
13:43you was erp and holiday well what did monday say he said he'd save you the trip down
13:49said he'd be up here to see you fellers in just 10 minutes
13:55i gather by all of this that you're anxious to get jim monday out of town that's right
14:09mind telling us why oh we got a nice little town here peaceful except when monday and his bunch show
14:16up they just kind of take over you see truth is i can't handle them so we have to put up with them
14:21and count our blessings they live around here they got a spread 20 miles south of here right
14:27on the border we figured they used it as a depot for rustled cattle but we've never been able to prove
14:31it why is it suddenly so important to get rid of them sounds like you've been living with them up to
14:35now i see you haven't heard of the silver strike and the linda ways meridian mining company keeps its
14:41payroll right here in the bank and you think monday's got ideas about that that's right see the bank's
14:47important to the town and we need the business with the mine 250 miners come here every saturday
14:52and get paid out of that bank across the street
14:54well i don't know sheriff the bank looks pretty sturdy to me oh it's rock and brick from top to
15:05bottom and they keep two armed guards on duty every minute that it's open if the company thought we
15:09couldn't absolutely protect that payroll they'd take their business out of here over to central city
15:13just like that sheriff every town in the territory has the same problem you do that's right every
15:19bank is a target for holdups but of all the towns i've been in sheriff your bank looks like it'd be
15:23about the hardest to take well if it can be taken monday's the man that'll do it and him and his gang
15:28been hanging around town here a lot more than usual elate that's why we was hoping that you two
15:33fellows oh that's him the one on the right
15:39so i'd better try to head him off
15:56what do we do talk our way out talk that punch doesn't look like it's something for conversation
16:05you want to shoot your way out let's talk
16:09no no wait a minute
16:22pick this gear for me will you sure yeah throw it down jordy
16:41handle it gently please i have several bottles of perfume in it
16:45oh why yes ma'am certainly ma'am say are you getting off here in bonita ma'am
16:53yes sir well are you visiting somebody
16:55jimmy hello jimmy
16:59ah jimmy you look wonderful i thought you'd forgotten i was due today
17:03i'd never do that
17:04well let's show ourselves it's awful hard to be mean when you got your arm around a girl as pretty as that
17:13oh sheriff uh this is my cousin miss june monday she's come out to visit me for a spell
17:22it's a real pleasure ma'am but jim you ain't gonna put a lady like this up in that cow barn of yours are you
17:27i know you're right now when i see her i realize she just wouldn't fit out at the ranch
17:31you think mrs pierce could find a room for her in the hotel
17:34well i imagine so i just imagine so
17:37well the sheriff why don't you let cask carry this
17:41excuse me for a minute
17:49uh jim you ain't gonna start nothing before the lady are you
17:53no trouble sheriff
17:54i'd be grateful to you
17:56this way ma'am
17:58jim that ain't irp
18:03neither man
18:05well it may be doc holliday
18:07but i know irp when i see him
18:09the sheriff's trying to bluff me
18:14or else they're bluffing him
18:16either way it's good
18:19people in this town figure they've got irp or holliday around
18:23they're feeling a lot safer
18:24you gents want to see me
18:30no
18:31no live and let live is our way of thinking
18:33good
18:34you keep thinking like that
18:36you might live long enough to see your grandchildren
18:38come on
18:40have a nice trip miss collins
18:48are you addressing me sir
18:52why miss collins don't you remember me
18:55i'm afraid i don't
18:59but i'm sure it can be corrected
19:01my name is june mundy
19:03uh how do you do miss mundy
19:09who is he
19:17a man i met when i was dancing in abilene
19:20a gambler
19:21i usually know enough to keep their mouths shut
19:24who is she
19:30she says her name is june mundy
19:33where'd you know her
19:35abilene
19:36dancer
19:37every time she went into her act i won
19:39well it is nice when they watch something besides you and the cards
19:43another cup of coffee
19:44yeah
19:45i'll have that cup of coffee with you now
19:55i'm gonna be nervous as a mexican dog in a snowstorm from now till payday
19:59the sheriff
19:59when those miners get paid
20:01where do they spend the money
20:03oh they hang around town here
20:04drink and gamble
20:05enough of that
20:17cousin
20:18oh honey say that cousin stuff are outside
20:20let's talk business
20:23there's nothing to talk about
20:25you know the plan
20:26i know you plan to rob a bank but i don't know how
20:29and if it's the bank i saw outside
20:31it is the bank you saw outside
20:33it looks impossible
20:35yeah it does at that
20:37let's build a solid brick
20:38and iron on the windows
20:40and two mean guards inside with big guns
20:43if they go home at night after they lock up
20:45they won't have to worry about them
20:46well what do you do
20:47just walk up and start sawing through the iron shutters
20:49and pray nobody pays any attention
20:51well but they would pay attention honey
20:53this is a very nosy town
20:55oh let's keep our minds on business
20:57how
20:58where do you think the bank is now
21:01it's there
21:02right down there
21:04this room is built over it
21:06this wood is all that's between
21:09no no no no no
21:10it's not going to be that easy
21:10underneath this floor
21:12there are 8 by 12 inch beams set flush
21:15and under the beams there's thick plaster
21:16now we're going to have to smuggle equipment up here
21:19another thing
21:20we have to finish the job tomorrow night
21:22because Saturday's payday
21:23that isn't much time
21:25and isn't cutting through wood and plaster noisy
21:28sure
21:29but nobody will hear it
21:32that's why we're going to use you
21:35I'm tired
21:37I'm very very tired
21:39you're pying me like the kind of men
21:41I'm trying to get away from
21:42all right
21:44all right
21:45I'll wait
21:47this is the dynamite
21:51yes
21:52good girl
21:56you know if one of us
22:00would try to buy this much explosive
22:01a hundred miles in any direction
22:03they'd have an army around that bank right now
22:05a costume
22:11one of them
22:13good
22:14I know just how we can use it
22:19gentlemen
22:29I know that most of you
22:33have never thought of me
22:34as a particularly good neighbor
22:35but I haven't felt the same
22:37about you folks here in Benita
22:38and I want to prove it
22:39so tomorrow night
22:40I'm going to throw a party
22:42and it'll mean free food
22:44and free drinks
22:45for everybody in town
22:46that's not all
22:49I have another surprise for you
22:51a big surprise
22:52you're probably wondering
22:54about this
22:54well this afternoon
22:56my cousin
22:57Miss June Mundy
22:58arrived in town
22:59it just so happens
23:01that by profession
23:02this beautiful young lady
23:03is an exotic ballet dancer
23:05so tomorrow night
23:06at exactly 10 o'clock
23:07she's going to dance for us
23:08here in this hall
23:09and this
23:12this is the costumes
23:14she'll wear
23:15hang it up somewhere
23:18where everybody can see it
23:20good
23:20here you heard the man
23:21hang it up
23:21that'll give him something
23:23to think about
23:23between now and tomorrow night
23:25well Mr. Maverick
23:51good afternoon Mrs. Hayes
23:53why Mr. Maverick
23:55why so formal
23:56Mrs. Hayes indeed
23:58I thought you frowned
23:59on the nickname of doll
24:01well I do
24:02but I've been called that so much
24:03I don't even recognize
24:04any other name
24:05all right then doll
24:07you just call me Brent
24:08all right
24:09Brent
24:10can't you make less noise
24:26ah this is bad
24:32why can't we let it go
24:33to the night
24:34get it through
24:35you a thick head
24:36there won't be time tonight
24:37we've got 10 inches
24:37of solid beam
24:38to go through tonight
24:39explain this to you
24:40over and over
24:41the whole thing's
24:42timed out
24:42down to the minutes
24:43all right
24:43you don't have to yell at me
24:44I ain't deaf
24:45both of you
24:47are making twice
24:47the nerves that nail did
24:48get those blankets
24:58hurry up
25:00that ought to muffle it
25:10who is it
25:33your neighbor
25:34Bart Maverick
25:35yes Mr. Maverick
25:37are you alone
25:39yes I am
25:41why
25:42well I was just going
25:44to go for a walk
25:45would you like to join me
25:46that's nice of you
25:48Mr. Maverick
25:49but I'm still very tired
25:50from my trip
25:51perhaps tomorrow
25:53all right then
25:54I'll ask again tomorrow
25:55sorry to have bothered you
25:57well it's that
26:09he heard it all right
26:11rush
26:13you better come on
26:14with me next
26:14now wait a minute
26:15he didn't hear anything
26:17and even if he did
26:19what would it mean to him
26:20if he gives it
26:21two seconds thought
26:22he'll figure out
26:22what it was
26:23I feel a lot safer
26:24if he doesn't do
26:24any thinking
26:25or any talking
26:25if he heard something
26:27why didn't he mention it
26:28look 30 seconds
26:30after that nail squilled
26:30he's knocking on your door
26:31he had to hear it
26:32so it sounds to me
26:33like he did
26:33now wait
26:34if I thought he stood
26:36in the way of our plans
26:36I'd take a gun
26:37and do it myself
26:38but I don't believe
26:39he heard anything
26:40underneath us
26:42there's a hundred thousand dollars
26:43outside there's a man
26:44who might keep us
26:44from getting it
26:45now what's more important
26:46to you
26:46the money or the man
26:47check and see
26:49if that hall's clear
26:50I don't know
27:20afternoon brother Brett
27:27nice day for a ride
27:29it couldn't be nicer
27:30brother Bart
27:31looks like dolls
27:36got another sightseer
27:37for the root
27:37shut up
27:38excuse me
27:55what for
27:56your guess is good
27:59as mine
27:59you tell your tin horn
28:02brother to stay away
28:03from my friend
28:03mrs. Hayes
28:04your friend
28:05why don't you
28:07just tell him yourself
28:08excuse me
28:11Maverick
28:13now I'd like to
28:16oblige you
28:17but I'm not
28:17wearing a gun
28:18all you tin horns
28:20carry one out of sight
28:20someplace
28:21uh-huh
28:22I don't
28:23draw
28:23tin horn
28:25I would
28:27but I don't have
28:28anything to draw
28:28I said draw
28:30you don't believe me
28:33draw
28:33look mister
28:36I
28:36I don't know
28:38why he picked
28:38this fight
28:39but
28:39if you tell me
28:40what's bothering you
28:41maybe we can
28:42straighten it out
28:43self-defense
29:02like everybody saw
29:02he knocked me down
29:03and tried to draw
29:04me
29:04I saw it
29:05I saw it too
29:06but I didn't see
29:07Maverick try to draw
29:08no gun
29:08what do you think
29:10that is
29:10a turnip
29:11Mr. Maverick
29:28Maverick
29:29I got some bad news
29:32for you
29:33yeah
29:33your brother's been shot
29:35shot
29:36how bad
29:36he might not make it
29:39where is he
29:40Doc Keller's office
29:41well
29:44looks like you might
29:45live after all
29:46Mr. Maverick
29:47if that bullet
29:49had struck an inch
29:49in any other direction
29:50you just wouldn't be here
29:51how long am I
29:53going to be off my feet
29:54it depends
29:55I don't want to
29:56move you away
29:56from here for a day
29:57or two
29:58I got to fix
29:59the dressing
29:59now you just see
30:00you don't wiggle
30:00around none
30:01yes sir
30:02so you got yourself
30:05shot
30:05that's the rumor
30:07I guess you had it
30:08coming
30:09yeah
30:10one thing I'm sorry
30:11for though
30:12what's that
30:13missed tonight's
30:14party
30:15that's alright
30:16I'll say hello
30:17for you
30:18Brett
30:20you're not
30:21planning anything
30:22old fashioned
30:23are you
30:23you know like
30:24getting revenge
30:25for an only brother
30:26I'm not mad at
30:28anybody
30:28they didn't shoot
30:29me
30:29that's right
30:31I certainly
30:32wouldn't do
30:33anything about it
30:33if it was
30:33the other way
30:34around
30:34you're supposed
30:36to tell this
30:37gonna bite a little
30:38bit
30:38I'll be getting
30:39along
30:39I can't stand
30:40the sight of pain
30:41Brett
30:42I wish it was
30:44you lying here
30:44instead of me
30:45that's my boy
30:47oh
30:49is he alright
30:51yeah
30:51Sheriff
30:53why the acons
30:54pick a fight
30:55I don't know
30:56nobody seems to
30:57here's your
30:58brother's gun
30:58is this the gun
31:01my brother
31:01pulled on
31:02Aikens
31:02that's the story
31:03it's got quite
31:03a few notches
31:04on it
31:05there's room
31:06for another
31:06which one
31:07is Aikens
31:08he's the young
31:08one with the
31:09yellow eyes
31:09rides the paint
31:10and he's got
31:11quite a reputation
31:12with the gun
31:12Sheriff
31:13you'd be surprised
31:14how many men
31:15I know
31:15that have
31:15reputations
31:16with guns
31:17and no better
31:17than an ordinary
31:18cowhead
31:18how good are you
31:19well I'm not
31:20too good
31:21but then I always
31:22like to think
31:22the next man
31:23is even worse
31:23you're going
31:24to gun for us
31:25I don't know
31:25I'll have to
31:25make it over
31:26I don't know
31:56they're all gone
32:11now
32:11alright
32:12let's get busy
32:13I'm near so
32:14come on
32:24bartenders
32:25how about
32:25another round
32:25on Jim Monday
32:26let's get these
32:27glasses filled up
32:28hello gambling man
32:41how about a drink
32:42no thank you
32:43where's your man Aikens
32:45he didn't come
32:46tonight
32:46where is he
32:48on vacation
32:49he headed south
32:50by now he's
32:50probably somewhere
32:51in Mexico
32:51if he changes
32:53his mind
32:53tell him I'd like
32:54to see
32:54I'll do that
32:55Jim
32:59that galoot's
33:05wearing my gun
33:06yeah I know
33:07anyone gives us
33:09trouble tonight
33:10I hope it's him
33:10well everybody
33:13having a good
33:14time
33:14that's what I
33:16like to see
33:16now you keep
33:17those voices
33:17empty and I'll
33:18keep full
33:19drink up
33:20drink up
33:21you take another
33:28turn Kaz
33:29let me have
33:30how long
33:37before they
33:37relieve us
33:37another ten
33:40minutes
33:41who is it
33:50Mrs. Pierce
33:51open the door
33:52I'm dressing
33:55what is it
33:56you want
33:57what's going
33:58on in your
33:59room
33:59what's that
34:00grating noise
34:01I didn't hear
34:02anything
34:03I'd like to
34:04look inside
34:05please
34:05no Mrs. Pierce
34:08this is my
34:09hotel
34:10and this is
34:11my room
34:12you have no
34:13right breaking
34:13in
34:13very well
34:15I'll see what
34:16the sheriff
34:17has to say
34:17get her back
34:20here
34:20wait
34:23I suppose
34:25you do have
34:25a right to
34:25know what's
34:26going on
34:26please
34:27come in
34:28look
34:31oh
34:35yeah
34:40what can I
34:41do for you
34:41you see
34:42Russ Aiken's
34:43horse along
34:43here anywhere
34:44yeah
34:45yeah right
34:45here
34:46this is
34:46Russ's
34:46horse
34:47hey
34:49that's funny
34:50the whole
34:51Monday bunch
34:52has got
34:52their horses
34:53here
34:53they generally
34:54keep them
34:54in the stable
34:55while they're
34:55in town
34:56thanks
34:58season
34:58what are you
35:02doing out
35:02here
35:03we'll need
35:03a lookout
35:04from now
35:04on
35:04there's
35:05already
35:05been one
35:05slip up
35:06what
35:06look in
35:07there
35:08she didn't
35:13see nobody
35:13but June
35:14it's all
35:14right
35:15all right
35:17engine
35:25engine
35:25we'll
35:26spell
35:26you
35:26you and
35:27casket
35:27over the
35:27hall
35:27I could
35:35use a
35:35drink too
35:36you know
35:36that's you
35:37that gambling
35:38man's looking
35:39to you
35:39with blood
35:39in his eye
35:40and we
35:40don't want
35:40any unnecessary
35:41disturbances
35:41you stand
35:42watch
35:43I'd say
35:43they send
35:44Junior
35:45to you
35:45all right
35:46Joe
35:49what are you
35:58doing down
35:58here
35:58what would
35:59you do
36:00if that
36:00was Russ
36:00Akins
36:01instead of
36:01me at
36:01the door
36:02oh the
36:03doctor
36:03left me
36:03a prescription
36:04you'll be
36:07all right
36:07well you
36:10figured out
36:11why Akins
36:11picked a quarrel
36:12yet
36:12nope
36:13doesn't seem
36:14to be any
36:15reason
36:15you ride
36:17off with
36:17the widow
36:17and he
36:18guns me
36:18down
36:19is there
36:21something
36:21you aren't
36:21telling me
36:22no
36:23you're the
36:24only one
36:24I saw
36:25all day
36:25coming down
36:27for late
36:27breakfast
36:28saw you
36:29and the
36:29widow
36:29and there
36:30he was
36:31you didn't
36:32see anybody
36:32else
36:33oh I
36:34did ask
36:35our little
36:36dancing
36:36friend
36:36if she
36:36liked
36:36take a
36:37walk
36:37he said
36:38no
36:38well maybe
36:40that's it
36:40maybe Akins
36:41doesn't want
36:42you walking
36:42with Miss
36:43Mundy
36:43she didn't
36:44have time
36:45to tell
36:45him anything
36:45about it
36:46she would
36:47if he was
36:47in the room
36:47when you
36:48asked
36:48did you
36:49see in the
36:49room
36:49no
36:51but even
36:52so it
36:53isn't likely
36:54he'd get
36:54mad enough
36:54to kill
36:55me
36:55she did
36:56say no
36:57yeah you're
36:58right
36:58there just
36:59doesn't seem
36:59to be any
36:59reason
37:00I'll visit
37:01you later
37:01hey I see
37:04you got a new
37:05gun
37:05yeah real
37:08bargain
37:08where'd you get
37:10it
37:10took it off
37:11that fellow
37:11got shot
37:12easy now
37:22man
37:24I see
37:25where'd
37:28he's
37:29not
37:30he's
37:31better
37:31I see
37:33he's
37:34right
37:35It's all right.
38:02There's no one out there.
38:05Fix the blankets.
38:35I'm going to take this.
38:36I'm going to take this.
38:38I'm going to take this.
38:40I'm going to take this.
38:42Does it take this?
38:44It's a good day.
39:16That's a good one, Harry. I have to remember that one.
39:21Hey, honey, I just heard a new story. What did I tell you?
39:25It's all new.
39:27Hi, sir.
39:28Hi.
39:29Aiken showed up yet?
39:31Not yet. All the others are here, though.
39:35Those aren't the same two that were here earlier, are they?
39:38No, John, this ain't.
39:40I reckon Jim went over to fetch his cousin.
39:41She's due for a dance here in ten minutes.
39:46It's me, Russ.
40:01The brother's on his way up.
40:02Who is it?
40:15Brett Maverick, miss.
40:17Could I see you for a minute?
40:19What is it you want, Mr. Maverick?
40:26I'm looking for Russ Aikens.
40:28What makes you think he's an ear?
40:31You're an attractive woman.
40:33He's a man.
40:35Thank you, Mr. Maverick.
40:37Since you feel that way, perhaps I can call on you to do me a favor.
40:41Yes, ma'am.
40:42Well, I promised my cousin I'd entertain for the town at ten o'clock,
40:46and it's almost that time now.
40:48Would you, uh, escort me over?
40:52I'd consider it a pleasure, ma'am.
41:05This isn't the costume Jim promised I'd wear,
41:07but I'm sure the men won't be disappointed.
41:09Well, I'm sure they won't.
41:10This won't take long.
41:18You boys get that rope ready.
41:35It's after ten, ain't it?
41:37Where's Jim and the girl at?
41:39Yeah, if that little old gal don't show up,
41:40but you put that thing on.
41:41You look cute in it.
41:42Oh, Josh.
41:43I'll go see if they got it.
41:47Oh, there she is now.
41:53Well, where's the cousin?
41:55He should be here.
41:59There he is.
42:00Hello, Junie.
42:05All right, everybody.
42:06I know you've waited a long time.
42:07Are you ready?
42:08Please.
42:10Presenting for your entertainment,
42:12the young lady who's performed
42:13for many of the crown heads of Europe,
42:15Miss June Mundy.
42:19All right, honey, up on the bar.
42:20On the bar?
42:21Sure.
42:21We've got to give these folks a real treat.
42:23The more they like it,
42:24the louder they'll yell.
42:25All right, boys.
42:25Put her up there.
42:26Professor, it looks like a big night tonight.
42:31Can you play it?
42:51Yeah.
42:52Hey, hey, old man.
42:57Like that, sir?
43:07Yes.
43:15Yes.
43:16Yes.
43:17Yes.
43:18Yes.
43:19Yes.
43:20Yes.
43:21Yes.
43:22Yes.
43:22Yes.
43:22Yes.
43:23Yes.
43:24Yes.
43:25Yes.
43:26Yes.
43:27Yes.
43:28Yes.
43:29Yes.
43:30Yes.
43:31Yes.
43:32Yes.
43:33Yes.
43:34Yes.
43:35Yes.
43:36Yes.
43:37Yes.
43:38Yes.
43:39Yes.
43:40Yes.
43:41Yes.
43:42Yes.
43:43Yes.
43:44Yes.
43:45Yes.
43:46Yes.
43:47Yes.
43:48Yes.
43:49Yes.
43:50Yes.
43:51Yes.
43:52Hello.
44:22There's someone in the hall.
44:52There's someone in the hall.
45:22There's someone in the hall.
45:28They've gone away.
45:30Oh, Miss.
45:32I wonder if you could help me.
45:34I locked myself out of my room.
45:36Number 17?
45:38I'm not supposed to do that.
45:40But I guess it'll be all right.
45:44Okay, thank you.
45:46And I'll bring these back to you in five minutes.
46:08Hurry up with that dynamite.
46:14I'll bring it up.
46:24Russ, what's wrong?
46:28Nothing.
46:30Hurry up with that dynamite.
46:34Hurry up with that dynamite.
46:38Here comes the dynamite.
46:40Russ.
46:42Russ, what's wrong?
46:44What are you doing?
46:46There's enough powder to blow into El Paso.
46:48That's right, Mundy.
46:50Now throw your guns in the corner and lie down on the floor where I can see you.
46:52Then I might pull the fuse.
46:54Get it.
46:55Oops.
46:56Oops.
46:57Oops.
46:58Oops.
46:59Oops.
47:01Oops.
47:02Here comes the dynamite.
47:03Here comes the dynamite.
47:04Here comes the dynamite.
47:05Russ.
47:06Russ, what's wrong?
47:07What are you doing?
47:08There's enough powder to blow into El Paso.
47:09That's right, Mundy.
47:10Now throw your guns in the corner and lie down on the floor where I can see you.
47:11Then I might pull the fuse.
47:12Get it.
47:13Oops.
47:26Stay the way you are, gentlemen.
47:28You may be in that position from now on.
47:43Pull it.
47:44Pull it.
47:51There you are.
47:52An even split on the reward money.
47:53Still don't know why you want to count me in on it.
47:55I didn't do anything.
47:56Oh, I don't know.
47:57If you hadn't have gotten yourself shot, I might never have started wondering about Miss Mundy's room.
48:02Now I ask you, could anyone want a nicer brother than you?
48:05Well, don't be too grateful.
48:08I might get a guilty conscience later.
48:10Because I don't plan to let you keep it.
48:12Cut.
48:14Uh, thank you.
48:27May I get a bite of food in this town?
48:29Well, I think we can fix you up, uh, Mr, uh...
48:32Holiday.
48:34Doc Holiday.
48:39Sheriff?
48:40Another one of them Maverick boys is out here.
48:43Cut.
48:45The end.
48:46The end.
48:48The end.
48:50The end.
49:04The end.
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