Man of the Frontier (1936) – Classic Western Adventure - video Dailymotion

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Man of the Frontier (1936) is a classic Western film starring Gene Autry, the legendary singing cowboy. The story follows Gene as he takes on corrupt forces trying to stop the construction of a vital dam in the Wild West. Filled with music, action, and old-fashioned heroism, this movie captures the charm and excitement of early American Westerns.  A timeless adventure from the golden age of cowboy cinema — perfect for fans of classic Westerns and Gene Autry’s unforgettable songs.  Genre: Western, Musical, Action, Adventure Director: B. Reeves Eason Starring: Gene Autry, Smiley Burnette, Frances Grant

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02:08If you find him, Mr. Caldwell, he done blowed up with it.

02:12How big is the break?

02:13Powerful big.

02:14The water's poured over everything.

02:16Call your father at the dam.

02:18I'll phone the sheriff.

02:26Hello.

02:27Yes, Mary.

02:29What?

02:30I'll get right down there.

02:33Gate 5 has just been dynamited.

02:35Call Sam at the construction camp.

02:36Tell him to hurry men and timbers.

02:41Put those timbers back on the train.

02:43Gate 5 has been blown up.

02:44So it can't drive this time, eh?

02:46And a ditch rider along with it.

02:48There's somebody that won't even stop at murder to keep us from finishing the canal.

02:51I'd like to get me two hands on the dirty scoundrels.

02:55So would I.

02:57Let go, Mike.

02:58All right.

02:59All aboard, everybody. All aboard.

03:06And you didn't see anybody riding away from there?

03:10No, sir, Chef. Nobody.

03:12But dynamite doesn't explode by itself.

03:15Somebody's setting it off.

03:16But why would anyone in this country want to keep the canal from being built?

03:20That water is our lifeblood.

03:23I'll go out and have a look over the ground.

03:25Sooner or later, they'll leave a clue behind.

03:28Something's got to be done, Steve.

03:31Dad and all the other ranchers.

03:32Everything they own is invested in this project.

03:35If it fails now...

03:36I won't let it fail.

03:38Not when it means that much to you.

03:40Get around that steer, folks!

03:53Get around that steer, folks!

03:55Get around that steer, folks!

04:14My children!

04:15Oh, thank you, sir!

04:18You're all right, darling. Don't cry.

04:22Don't cry.

04:25I'm sorry, ma'am.

04:26You should be.

04:27If you knew anything about handling cattle, this wouldn't have happened.

04:30I guess you were right.

04:32Say, Dean, I bet you threw that baby quick in your world record at the rodeo last year.

04:37If you'll put the animal back in the corral and come to the office, I'll give you your check.

04:41Now I know what was in this steer's mind.

04:43I bet he wanted to be delivered to you personally.

04:46And I don't blame him.

04:50Put a rope on him, Frog, and take him back to the corral.

04:52What's the trouble, Hank?

05:09Haven't you heard?

05:10Water's shut off.

05:11I'll repair another dynamite at gate.

05:14There goes a whole season's crop.

05:17I'm sure sorry, Hank.

05:18Well, just another one of those things, I guess.

05:22We're doing our best to put water on your land.

05:30But when our men are killed and our gates destroyed, how can we help it?

05:34I'll tell you how.

05:35You put a man on that job instead of that darn fool that can't even take care of himself.

05:40Wise men in the valley.

05:42Who will protect our crops and property?

05:44Very well, gentlemen.

05:45Which of you is the man?

05:47I suppose you're willing to take the job.

05:49Why, I've got my own place to look after.

05:51So have I.

05:52You know I'm married and got a family.

05:54You're not married.

05:56Well, no.

05:57But I'm keeping company.

05:59Well, gentlemen, it's up to you.

06:01Never mind, Mother.

06:07We'll make out somehow.

06:16What do you want?

06:19I'd like to pick up a check for that beef we delivered today.

06:22We'll settle with Mr. Autry the next time he's in town.

06:25It's me.

06:26I'm Mr. Autry.

06:29Pay him, please.

06:31Well, hello.

06:37I got that steer back, and here's the slip to prove it.

06:46You sent for me, boss?

06:48There's been another explosion, Bull.

06:51Any dynamite missing from the warehouse?

06:54No.

06:55Not a bit.

06:56Here's your check, Mr. Autry.

06:59Here's your beef tally, ma'am.

07:02Fifty even.

07:04Counting the one that tried to get friendly.

07:06I hope you'll enjoy your ride back to the ranch.

07:08I reckon the ranch will have to be doing without me for a while.

07:12I was figuring along asking you for that ditch rider's job.

07:16Isn't it still open?

07:18Why, why, yes, but, uh...

07:19What's the matter with the job you've got?

07:21Nothing.

07:21I just thought I'd like this one better.

07:25But you don't understand what ditch riding means.

07:28Five men have been killed.

07:29And if you take my advice...

07:30That's good advice, Gene.

07:32Let's get out of here.

07:33Do I get the job or don't I?

07:35Well, I'm not so sure you can hold it.

07:37That's a man-sized job, Autry.

07:40Meaning, I guess, that it's too big for you.

07:42Suppose Bull here was a rancher who wanted more water than his share in the company entitled him to.

07:48Well, I wouldn't let him have it.

07:49Well, what if I took it anyway and started pushing you around like this?

07:54Why, I'd just...

07:56That's what I'd do?

07:59Yeah.

08:00That's what we'd do.

08:03Hold on, Bull.

08:04You asked the gentleman what he'd do.

08:07He's showing us that he's the man for the job and he's entitled to it.

08:10Isn't he?

08:11Why, uh, sure.

08:14Report here at 7 o'clock in the morning.

08:16I'll be here.

08:24Boy, that was sure as well.

08:25Hold on, Gene.

08:26How'd you do that?

08:27Boy, that was a duke.

08:32You got nothing?

08:33Wait a minute.

08:35I got a bull to pick with that guy.

08:40You watch me.

08:42This is going to be good.

08:48Why don't you look where you're going?

08:51I didn't mean to get in your way.

08:53Oh, you want to argue, huh?

08:55I'm sure sorry.

08:57You want to get tough with me, huh?

09:00You never do it, boy.

09:02Hey, you could twist my heart.

09:04I don't know.

09:06That's what goes on.

09:09Ha, ha, ha, ha.

09:10How did I tell you to show me around?

09:40All clear!

09:47All clear!

09:55Look out, they're gonna blast!

10:05That was just carelessness. Suppose we've been killed.

10:20Another construction accident. They're supposed to be unavoidable, you know.

10:24That wasn't. And I'm going to give Bull a piece of my mind when I check up with him.

10:28He deserves it. And while you're doing that, I'll go over and inspect the big gate.

10:32I'll meet you later and you can see me home.

10:34Swell. If I'd known that was part of my duties, I'd take my job for nothing.

10:39I'll meet you later.

11:01I'll meet you later.

11:08I'll meet you later.

11:10I'll meet you later.

11:16I'll meet you later.

11:31Why, you're all wet.

11:44You're telling me.

11:46Who's the man on the pinto?

11:47I didn't see anyone, but I thought I heard a shot.

11:50No. That was the splash I made when I fell in.

11:53I told you ditch riding was dangerous.

11:55Nothing's happened so far.

11:57Better might have a chill.

11:58Then we'd better hurry back.

12:00It'll be dark by the time we get to town.

12:09What's the idea?

12:10I thought I was seeing you home.

12:12There's no rest for the boss's daughter.

12:14She still has work to do.

12:16You make me feel guilty.

12:18It was mighty nice of you to waste too much of your time on her.

12:21Oh, but it wasn't wasted.

12:23I never had a more enjoyable day.

12:27Good night.

12:28Good night.

12:29Good night.

12:34Hello, Steve.

12:35Where were you?

12:36Just having Mr. Autry get acquainted with his job.

12:39You ought to be pretty well acquainted by this time.

12:42Your father just called me again.

12:45He said he wanted you to bring me his reports.

12:47Thanks.

12:48We were worried about you.

12:50You ought to know I can take care of myself.

12:52So can that ditch rider without any help from you.

12:55I wish you wouldn't talk that way, Steve.

12:57You have no right to criticize me.

12:58You have no right to criticize me.

12:59You have no right to criticize me.

13:02I hope to hear you.

13:03I'm ready to rise.

13:04There's no right to criticize me.

13:05I won't you.

13:06There you go.

13:07There's no right to criticize me, but I'll sit down.

13:08There's no right to criticize me.

13:09You ought to criticize me.

13:10You better see me.

13:11I won't tell you as a man.

13:12A man.

13:13I won't say you're right to criticize me.

13:14I'll hold you in the eye.

13:15There's no right to criticize me.

16:16I never played a game of checkers in my life.

16:19Why, you...

16:20You may not even take it and like it, son.

16:37Good work, David.

16:37You're going to be needing a new ditch rider.

16:44How did you guess?

16:46Yeah?

16:47When?

16:49Tonight.

16:50What gate?

16:51When I'll be close as this gate tomorrow, they'll be hanging out a sign for a new ditch rider.

17:03I'll show you how to close this gate.

17:17I'll show you how to close this gate.

17:17I don't even want an auto.

17:18If I'm going to make a ditch rider out of you, for all.

17:19Not me, you don't.

17:21All right, then, if you're afraid.

17:23All right, then, if you're afraid.

17:23Oh, is that so?

17:24Well, I'm not afraid of anything.

17:25It's going to be a little ditch rider.

17:30You're a little bit of a nice thing.

17:31You're going to be looking at me.

17:31You're not afraid of anything.

17:31Come on.

17:32Well, we can see.

17:33Come on.

17:34Come on.

17:35That's all there is to it.

17:50Did I tell you?

17:51Here, let me turn that thing.

17:53That's easier than mine first.

18:05How much longer do I have to turn this thing?

18:17It's practically through now.

18:26Hold it, Bob.

18:30Somebody was here last night.

18:32I'm beginning to smell a rat.

18:38It smells more like something burning it here at me.

18:58No wonder those other riders never lived long enough to tell what happened.

19:02What is it?

19:03Dynamite.

19:04Oh, no, I don't want it.

19:05Bring it here.

19:07How long do I have to carry this explosion around?

19:09Will it blow it up?

19:13Now, don't forget where we're hidden.

19:15What's the use of remembering?

19:16I'm not coming back.

19:18Frog, if you wanted everybody in Red River to see you, where would you go?

19:22I'd go to the Palouse.

19:23Well, that's where we're going.

19:24Well, that's where we're going.

19:32From this valley they say you are going.

19:39I will miss your bright eyes and sweet smiles, for they say you are taking the sunshine that has

19:56brightened our path all the while.

20:00Oh, how lonely and dreary it will be.

20:14Do you think of the fond heart you're breaking, and the sadness you've cast over me?

20:27Come and sit by my side if you love me Do not hasten to bid me adieu

20:41But remember the Red River Valley And the cowboy who loves you so true

20:55Some other time, fellas.

21:04Frog's got a little number all wrapped up here for you.

21:11I used to call my cows with a whistle

21:14I used to call my dog with a horn

21:17Harmonica's the thing to wake the chicken

21:21Let the rooster sleep late at morn

21:25I used to have a swell calling system

21:28I blew till I run out of breath

21:32A hillbilly band from the city

21:36Run all of my animals to death

21:40Fetch me down my shooting and I'm going hunting

21:43Fetch me down my trusty .45

21:46See the fire in my eye

21:49Watch the smoke when I go by

21:51Fetch me down my trusty .45

21:54They had a guy that played the Akam Pucky

21:59Another fella played the sax of flea

22:03I never in all my days seen the gadget

22:07Them hillbilly fellas played for me

22:10Now one had a funny sounding thinker

22:14Looks like he beat off his ear

22:18They might like that noise in the city

22:22They might like that noise in the city

22:23But you ain't a gonna play it here

22:26Fetch me down my shooting and I'm going hunting

22:31Fetch me down my trusty .45

22:35See the fire in my eye

22:38Watch the smoke when I go by

22:40Fetch me down my trusty .45

22:42Fetch me down my shooting and I'm going hunting

22:50Fetch me down my trusty .45

22:54See the fire in my fire

22:55See the fire in my eye

22:57Watch the smoke when I go by

22:59Fetch me down my trusty .45

23:01Fetch me down my trusty .45

23:02See those horses?

23:07Pedals

23:08They're heading for the job to report to bull that you're still alive

23:10See those horses?

23:25Pedals

23:26They're heading for the job to report to bull that you're still alive

23:29Yeah and when the gold bull's going to tell them to hustle back to the gate number nine and get rid of the evidence

23:34Hustle back to the gate number nine and get rid of the evidence.

23:57If there's any trouble, don't shoot to kill.

23:59Don't ask him a few questions.

24:04Get out of here!

24:34Come on, Frog.

24:36Get on your horse.

24:38Come on, Frog.

24:40Get on your horse.

24:42Come on.

24:44Get on your horse.

24:46So you're sure you weren't out there looking for the dynamite that was planted in the gate?

24:50I've been telling you we don't know nothing about it.

24:52Then why did you run away just because you heard a horse winning?

24:54We thought it was a hold-up.

24:56What do you make of it, Ed?

24:58What do you make of it, Ed?

25:00So far there's no case against it.

25:02But they were looking for the dynamite.

25:04And they both rode pinhole horses like the man that shot at me.

25:06You just supposed they were looking for the dynamite.

25:08And there's plenty of pintos in this country.

25:10They might be guilty.

25:11But you haven't given me enough evidence to hold them on.

25:13You're not looking for the dynamite.

25:14You're not looking for the dynamite.

25:15I've been telling you we don't know nothing about it.

25:17Then why did you run away just because you heard a horse winning?

25:19We thought it was a hold-up.

25:20What do you make of it, Ed?

25:23So far there's no case against it.

25:25But they were looking for the dynamite.

25:27And they both rode pinhole horses like the man that shot at me.

25:30You just supposed they were looking for the dynamite.

25:33There's plenty of pintos in this country.

25:35They might be guilty.

25:36But you haven't given me enough evidence to hold them on.

25:40Well, that being the case, then we'll mosey long.

25:42You bet you will.

25:43And we'll start you on your way.

25:45See that you don't come back.

25:47Come on.

25:51I've got to hide them.

25:52We want to know where it is.

25:58Well, anyway, you tried to clear up the cause of these explosions.

26:01Yes.

26:02Good luck next time.

26:03It was luck enough for one day that nothing worse happened.

26:06They were guilty, Mr. Baxter.

26:08And they're working for someone else.

26:12Now, who do you suppose it could be that don't want you to complete this project?

26:18Oh, today is the day, and when you get you got to pay,

26:23And the weekend you've learned all.

26:25If you spend it fast, it never does last,

26:28So we better spend it slow.

26:31Oh, we love our women and our women love us.

26:35What else could you expect?

26:37For some dark night when things are right,

26:40We'll get it in the neck.

26:42With a pick, and a shovel, and a shovel, and a pick,

26:46We'll be digging home, but then,

26:49When we think we're through, I'm telling you,

26:52We start all over again.

26:54There's a glass, and a bottle, and a bottle, and a glass

26:58And a glass for a quench, and he has dirt.

27:01But the only guy who's never dry

27:04Is the guy that gets there first.

27:06For a six-day hit, we're digging a ditch

27:10Till the day our payday comes.

27:12Then we're gentlemen, till we're broke again,

27:16And on payday we are gone.

27:23Don't worry, Dad.

27:24Shall I tell the man, Mr. Baxter?

27:26Oh, Conway.

27:30That's my job.

27:32Tell him what?

27:33I want you to listen carefully to me, men.

27:44I know you are heart and soul in this project

27:47Just as much as we ranchers, who've sunk everything in.

27:50And you know what we've been up against.

27:53Fighting time.

27:55Fighting dynamiter.

27:57What you've built up, they're trying to tear down.

28:00And what they've done has strained our finances pretty hard.

28:06This week, there was another emergency.

28:09It had to be met with money if we were to carry on.

28:12What I'm asking you to understand is,

28:15Why the payroll will have to wait another week?

28:18What?

28:19You mean we work two weeks without our payday?

28:22We didn't store you in our work,

28:24And you ain't gonna store us in our money.

28:26Easy, Bo!

28:27No!

28:28Your project is so important, like you say it is,

28:31You can raise enough money to pay us off.

28:33And don't expect another lick of work until you do.

28:36Come on, man, let's get out of here.

28:38All right.

28:39I told you we were at the end of our rope.

28:49Not yet, Conway.

28:51There's a few yards that you hadn't figured on.

28:56Here's your check from I.B.

28:57Money still in your bank?

28:58Take it and use it.

28:59Thanks, Gene.

29:00But that's only a drop in the bucket.

29:02But you sure make me feel that we're not licked yet.

29:05I'll see Hartley Moore again.

29:06But he won't be back until tonight.

29:07And those men aren't going to wait.

29:08Come, Mary.

29:09We've got to get a delegation together to argue with Moore.

29:11We've got to have that loan, Mr. Moore.

29:12But my bank already holds mortgages on half your property.

29:14And now you're asking me to accept the other.

29:15Of course we are.

29:16That's not one of them.

29:17But we're not in it.

29:18But, come on...

29:19I'll come on over the next one.

29:20I'll be in it.

29:21What?

29:22How do I know?

29:23Laurie?

29:24You'll be in it.

29:25Ma'am.

29:26You're in it.

29:27I'll come on over the next one.

29:29And, you're in it.

29:30I'll be in it.

29:31Well, you're in it.

29:32I'll be in it.

29:33Oh.

29:34I'll be in it.

29:35Oh.

29:36I'm in it.

29:37You're somewhere in it.

29:38I'll be in it.

29:39I'll be in it.

29:40You'll be in it.

29:41I'll be in it.

29:42Of course we are.

29:44The tale goes with the hide.

29:46I understand, gentlemen.

29:47But we haven't time to argue.

29:50The men are out of control.

29:51Why, Gene Autry's over at the saloon now,

29:53trying to keep the men from quitting the job.

29:55If you walk out now, you'll ruin this valley.

29:59Everybody will lose their homes, farms, everything they've got.

30:03Can't do that to women and children who aren't to blame.

30:06We've got families, too.

30:08They've got to eat.

30:09You'll get your money.

30:10Hey, Baxter's arranging a loan now.

30:13He'll be here and tell you so himself.

30:16When?

30:18Now, don't pay any attention to this ditch rider.

30:21What does he care about you?

30:22Nothing.

30:23All he's trying to do is ease himself in with Baxter's daughter.

30:27Leave her name out of this, or I'll...

30:28Why are you...

30:29I said leave her out of it.

30:35I can't stop you from quitting.

30:37But you want the Baxter to give him a chance to raise that money.

30:42Don't you think so, Bull?

30:44Well, if the men want to finish the job and then sing for the money,

30:48that's all right with me.

30:50Singing for it isn't such a bad idea as that.

30:53How about it, men?

30:54Do you want Bull to lead us in a little song?

30:56Not unless he can sing better than he can play checkers.

30:59Come on, Bull.

31:05Let's hear how you sing.

31:06Well, I'm not singing for nobody.

31:14What do you want to sing?

31:15Red River Valley?

31:18Let's have it.

31:19From the valley say you are going

31:34I will miss your bright eyes and sweet smile

31:42For the sand and the sunshine

31:50Our paths all the while

31:57As you go to your home by the valley

32:04What's the matter?

32:05Come on, everybody.

32:06Can you never forget those sweet hours

32:12That we spent in the Red River Valley

32:19And the love we exchanged with the flowers

32:28There never could be such a longing

32:35In the heart of a pure maiden friend

32:44That dwells in the heart you are breaking

32:50As I wait in my home in the west

32:59Come and sit by my side if you love me

33:07Do not hasten to fear the anew

33:14But remember the Red River Valley

33:21And the girl that has loved you so blue

33:31Now, don't you feel better?

33:36Nothing like a song.

33:38Hello, Mr. Baxter.

33:40I've got news for you, men.

33:42We've just put through a loan

33:44You get a double pay on the 15th

33:46And a 10% bonus

33:48How about it, men?

33:50That sounds good to me

33:52Three kills for Mr. Baxter

33:55In the Red River Valley

33:57Hooray!

34:04We've got to get rid of that fellow, Altrane

34:06He's too smart to be healthy for any of us

34:08What's he done now?

34:09I held him out in the saloon until Baxter got there

34:12And then helped Baxter sell in the idea

34:14Of waiting for a double payday

34:16Conway

34:22That money must never reach the man

34:25Yes

34:26When the payroll is being made up

34:30On the 15th

34:31Get back there

34:36Don't jump, don't jump

34:38Don't jump

34:39Don't jump

34:40Don't jump

34:41Don't jump

34:42Don't jump

34:43Don't jump

34:44Don't jump

34:45Don't jump

34:46Don't jump

34:47Don't jump

34:48Don't jump

34:49Don't jump

34:50Don't jump

34:51Don't jump

34:52Don't jump

34:53Don't jump

34:54Don't jump

34:55Don't jump

34:56Don't jump

34:57Don't jump

34:58See, now you look here, Kenody.

35:01You get on back down the line where you belong.

35:03Get on back there.

35:04You know where the end of the line is.

35:05Now you get back there and stay there.

35:07Hey, can't wait.

35:10I'm sorry, Sam, but you must take your place to the back of the line.

35:13Oh, yeah?

35:15There, you're looking for trouble.

35:19What did you call me?

35:22Well, you take it back.

35:24I'm not trying to start trouble, Sam.

35:26Now, you know me.

35:27I'm your friend.

35:28Shake.

35:35You're not getting up until you take your place to the line.

35:38Look out, Ross.

35:47Look out, you're picking my arm.

35:50Are you ready to hold your temper, Bo?

35:52Yeah, I'll quit.

35:54Are you hurt, Frohn?

36:00I don't know.

36:01I'll tell you tomorrow.

36:02Oh, thank you.

36:04We got him, Gene.

36:17We got him, Gene.

36:32Now, sing your way out of this one, ditch rider.

36:35What?

36:36I'll never do it.

36:37I'll never do it.

36:37You're not going to go.

36:37I'll never do it.

36:38You're not.

36:38I'll never do it.

36:39I'll never do it.

36:39Here you are.

36:39Let's go.

36:40Come on.

36:41Come on, you boys.

37:11Come on, you boys.

37:24Hey, bro! Bro!

37:31What happened, Jean?

37:33The payroll!

37:34Operator, give me the sheriff. Quick.

37:38The payroll's gone. It's for Rob.

37:40Who did it?

37:44Yes, Sheriff. We got a good look at them.

37:48They were the men who came to town.

37:49Jean Autry today brought in the steers.

37:51Those boys wouldn't do a thing like that.

37:55It's Autry.

37:56He picked that fight to keep you fellas busy

37:58while his pals grant the payroll.

38:00Don't you believe that?

38:01Oh, it's the truth.

38:01Conway's got the dope on Frog and Autry.

38:04Then they're not going to get away with it.

38:05No, we worked hard for that money.

38:07Now, are you fellas going to stand here

38:09and not do anything about it?

38:11Come on, then. Let's go and get him.

38:13We've changed back there.

38:15What's the way?

38:16The sheriff's going to pick Weed up.

38:17Well, sure he is, but stand here

38:18and we'll get back to payroll.

38:19What's the down?

38:22Watch the rear.

38:23They're going out that way.

38:24All right, fellas.

38:25Go down.

38:25Give me your horse.

38:45Hurry up, boy.

38:46Come on.

38:47Get out.

38:47It's the payroll thief, sheriff.

38:57The boys are in.

38:57All right.

39:17We're trapped.

39:44We've got to jump for it.

39:48I can't, Williams.

39:49Well, hold your horse's tail.

39:55Horse, keep your tail up.

39:56That's the first time I ever knew

40:18what a horse's tail was for.

40:19That got rid of him.

40:30There's only one way to square ourselves,

40:32and that's to recover that payroll.

40:34You bet.

40:35That's all.

40:36We don't even know who took it.

40:37But we do.

40:39Remember those two fellows you followed that day?

40:41That's right.

40:42They must have stolen while Bull was keeping us busy fighting.

40:44Where'd they go?

40:45You ride all day across those sand dunes

40:48or you're almost dying of thirst.

40:49Then you come to an old prison that used to be a fort.

40:52Then they got you.

40:53Maybe yes, maybe no.

40:55We're going to find out who's going to get who.

41:18That bay looks like Bull's horse.

41:25I had a hunch we'd find him in on the payoff.

41:27Well, if he's in on his friend Conway is, too.

41:30There's somebody bigger than Conway behind all this.

41:33I think my hunch is right.

41:35Who?

41:36That's what we're going to find out right now.

41:40Then there's more than we've promised for doing the job.

41:43Meaning?

41:44Just what you think.

41:45Sure.

41:46We did all the work.

41:47We ought to get all of it.

41:52You get in here and do what I told you.

41:54It's up around the building.

41:55Come in the other side.

42:04There she is.

42:06Now we'll hot put it out of the country.

42:07It's up around the building.

42:37We'll hot put it out of the building.

42:46THE END

43:16THE END

43:46THE END

43:51Get up.

43:53What are you going to do?

43:55That depends on how bad my partner is here.

43:58Take him up.

44:02I'll call a meeting of the board of directors and see what can be done for you.

44:05But there isn't time for that.

44:07The men are out of hand right now.

44:08I'm sorry, but my first duty is to my bank and to my depositors.

44:13Good day, gentlemen.

44:22I never played a game of checkers in my life.

44:26Give it to him, Chief.

44:27Give it to him.

44:28We got him licked.

44:29Get in line, everybody.

44:31Get in line.

44:36No.

44:37You get your money.

44:39You bet it will, old timer.

44:40You got some more stuff.

44:41A guy will...

44:45We'll shoot.

44:46Sure, look out.

44:47Every, every nickel.

44:49You, you get it.

44:52No.

44:56Watch.

44:57That's the ball.

44:58Look out.

45:01Hey.

45:02How about giving me a drink?

45:04Not till you start talking.

45:10I am not thirsty.

45:21What's the news?

45:23Mr. Baxter says he can't do anything for us.

45:27We have waited long enough.

45:29Let's do something.

45:30If we can't have our pay, they can't have our work.

45:34I know where there's a hundred pounds of dynamite.

45:36Yeah.

45:36And I know how to use it.

45:38Well, then, what are we waiting for?

45:41The men have come crazy.

45:43The longer the way to blow up the dam.

45:45Hurry back to your engine and get steam up.

45:47Miller, try and get the sheriff.

45:48The rest of you men round up every man that we can count on

45:51and meet us at the work train.

45:52If we can get there first, we can hold them all.

45:54Hurry.

46:04Hey, water.

46:13Water.

46:14I'll talk.

46:15Give me a drink.

46:16Talk first, and then you get the water.

46:19Who's back of all this?

46:24Certainly I want to foreclose on their land.

46:27But what good's the valley to me if the dam's blown up?

46:29Tell the men I'll give them their pay.

46:32Anything.

46:33It's too late.

46:34They've started.

46:35We've got to stop them.

46:49Bikes to it.

46:49The crowd are coming on their plane.

46:51Hey, pull that last crank in the middle of this crank.

47:01I can't, brother.

47:02Come on.

47:03Please.

47:08Look.

47:10Hold the crank, everybody.

47:21Hold the crank, everybody.

47:51Come on, man.

48:04Come on.

48:04Come on, man.

48:05Come on.

48:06Come on, man.

48:08Come on.

48:09Keep on the plane.

48:11Come on.

48:12Come on, man.

48:12Come on.

48:12Come on, man.

48:15Come on, boys.

48:16Look what I'm saying.

48:16Get away.

48:18Find him.

48:21Take my advice.

48:39Don't damage this property.

48:41We've built it, and we have a right to take it down if we don't get our money.

48:44Get away.

48:46Wait.

48:48I give you a pay every cent.

48:51Stalling again, huh?

48:53Well, we ain't waiting this time.

48:55Get away.

48:57Come on.

48:58Get ready, man.

48:59Come on.

49:00Come on.

49:06Why aren't you out there helping?

49:08Come on.

49:09Come on.

49:10Come on.

49:11Come on.

49:12Come on.

49:13Come on.

49:14Come on.

49:15Come on.

49:16Come on.

49:17Come on.

49:18Come on.

49:19Come on.

49:20Come on.

49:21Come on.

49:22Come on.

49:23Come on.

49:24Come on.

49:25Come on.

49:26Come on.

49:27Come on.

49:28Come on.

49:29Come on.

49:30Come on.

49:31Come on.

49:32Come on.

49:33Hey, fellas, to the warehouse.

49:52We'll load the car with dynamite.

50:03Hello?

50:09It's Keyes.

50:10What?

50:11He can't move with the payroll.

50:13He's across the river.

50:15Yes.

50:16Yes, right away.

50:17He said he's coming across the railway.

50:23The bull must have told you.

50:24I warned you not to trust him.

50:26Hurry up for that dynamite.

50:31Go on, Carl.

50:32I'll be back soon.

50:35Now, Boo, you walk ahead of me.

50:48Jerry!

50:49Come on, get in here quick.

50:50He's coming across the dam for the payroll.

50:53All mistakes be free.

50:54I'll tell the mayor to stop this fighting.

50:58Stop this!

50:59Wait!

51:00There's no crazy control.

51:03We just have to hold him off until Keyes gets here.

51:11We've reached this side where it doesn't want.

51:14I know I'm stuck.

51:15I know I'm stuck.

51:16I know I'm stuck.

51:22I know I'm stuck.

51:34Dad!

51:35Wait over the gate!

51:36What?

51:37There's a gun!

51:45Look!

51:47The water's coming!

51:53Like a gun, boy!

51:55The machine is starting!

51:57The water can't stop!

52:03What are those run up to?

52:05There's something you don't want to dance!

52:07Mary!

52:13Mary!

52:14Mary!

52:15B-H-Women!

52:17James is coming across the damn mountain!

52:19He's got the payload!

52:21They're full!

52:23Yes, James is bringing him back!

52:25We'll have the money when James got him!

52:27Come on, we've got to help them!

52:35I ain't lost the money!

52:37Sure, I'm sure, I'm sure!

52:39That's a pretty awful!

52:41You made it, Jamesy, boy! You made it!

52:43Ha-ha!

52:44That's the boy!

52:45Well, what about our money?

52:46You'll get it!

52:47You'll get it!

52:48What's this?

52:49Look!

52:50Our money!

52:51Wait a minute!

52:52Where's Conway?

52:53Yes, yes!

52:54Where's Conway?

52:55There you go!

52:56Stop it!

52:57We're the one that is responsible for all this trouble!

53:14Come on and get it!

53:16Stop him.

53:17He's the one that's responsible for all this trouble.

53:19Come on, Gisner.

53:20Come on, Gisner.

53:28Wait.

53:29Let's go to the other way.

53:30Look out.

53:42That's my friend.

53:44In celebrating the conclusion of our task,

53:46we can all feel proud and happy today

53:49because we know that tomorrow

53:51this project will put Red River Valley

53:54as one of the richest farming lands in the world.

53:58Great cheers for Red River Valley.

54:01Red River Valley.

54:04Red River Valley.

54:07All right, Mike.

54:10Take it away.

54:10Sir, I never thought I'd be an engineer to a bunch of haven.

54:17And the ghosts of the ancestors be looking the other way.

54:20All right.

54:22Get up there.

54:23As we go on our honeymoon journey

54:33We will never forget all the friends

54:42That we have in the Red River Valley

54:50We'll be pals until life's journey ends

55:04All right.

55:07That's true.

55:09All right.

Man of the Frontier (1936) – Classic Western Adventure

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