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Riders of the Whistling Pines (1949) – A timeless classic Western adventure that takes you through thrilling landscapes, heroic cowboys, and unforgettable action. Experience the spirit of the Old West with this vintage 1940s film, perfect for fans of classic cinema and Western enthusiasts.
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00:00:00The End
00:00:30Well, I might have gone fishing
00:00:47Got to thinking it over
00:00:50The road to the river
00:00:53Is a mighty long way
00:00:56It must be the season
00:00:59No rhyme or no reason
00:01:03Just taking it easy
00:01:06It's my lazy day
00:01:09Well, never mind calling
00:01:12For I ain't a-coming
00:01:15Just pass on by me
00:01:19Stay out of my way
00:01:22Cause a little deep thinking
00:01:25Might drive me to drinking
00:01:28Just taking it easy
00:01:31It's my lazy day
00:01:34I'm finding it easy
00:01:38To mind my own business
00:01:41I'm keeping my nose out
00:01:45Of everyone's way
00:01:47I'm taking no order
00:01:50Ain't hiring no people
00:01:53Just taking it easy
00:01:57It's my lazy day
00:02:00Lloyd, hang on to the ladder
00:02:11Oh, I don't know why in tarnation
00:02:13We have to go to all this bus
00:02:15She knows he's welcome
00:02:16He owns the place
00:02:18Well, there's no harm in being friendly, Lloyd
00:02:20Just courtesy, you might say
00:02:22He's been paying us good wages for three years
00:02:25Yes, and if you'd have had any gumption
00:02:27We'd have spent those three years
00:02:28Running a camp of our own
00:02:30And they are
00:02:31The corner of the kitchen
00:02:34They don't work, usually
00:02:36Oh, yeah, anyone to call
00:02:37From the way up here
00:02:38Not very sociable, I must say
00:02:43Look, Carter
00:02:44There's no rush about this
00:02:45Come on back to the office
00:02:46And we'll talk it over
00:02:47This is something that I can't disregard
00:02:49It's my job
00:02:50Hello
00:02:58Operator
00:02:59Hello
00:03:12Operator
00:03:13Hello
00:03:14Hello
00:03:16Any luck
00:03:19Phone's dead
00:03:22Line must be down
00:03:23Hey, Gene
00:03:49I think I see him out in line
00:03:59What color, pink?
00:04:01No kidding, look
00:04:03Say, he's big enough to be a deer killer
00:04:08Here's a chance to try out my new rifle
00:04:11Looks like you missed him
00:04:19He's still there
00:04:20There goes my mountain lion
00:04:45Looks like I'm slipping
00:04:48Looks like I'm slipping
00:04:48It's Carter
00:05:07He's dead, Gene
00:05:10I did it, Joe
00:05:18Killed it
00:05:20Oh, Mr. Mitchell
00:05:42Oh, Mr. Mitchell
00:05:42They've been phoning Bill Wright
00:05:49Carter, the forestry man
00:05:51Carter, the forestry man, has been killed
00:05:52Carter killed?
00:05:54How?
00:05:54I don't know
00:05:55Some kind of a hunting accident
00:05:56And they want Bill at the inquest tomorrow
00:05:58That bad?
00:06:01We've got $100,000 worth of orders to fill
00:06:03Maybe Carter's replacement can be talked into playing ball
00:06:07Better stay with the boys
00:06:09You hear about Carter?
00:06:17Yeah, too bad
00:06:18I've got something to show you
00:06:20Looks like it to me
00:06:24What do you think, Mitchell?
00:06:28It's tussock moth, all right
00:06:30How much of the forest is vested?
00:06:3350 or 60,000 acres, maybe
00:06:34Carter discovered it in the backcountry
00:06:37We went up together and had a look
00:06:38Did Carter tell anybody else beside you?
00:06:41He didn't get a chance to
00:06:42Look, if this thing isn't discovered for a couple of months
00:06:45Those trees can't be saved
00:06:46They'll die and have to be cut
00:06:48Instead of only the trees designated with the forestry department
00:06:51Maybe that's the answer to our problem
00:06:57And with our exclusive contract with the state
00:07:00We'll have a lot of timber
00:07:02You say you'd never fired this rifle before
00:07:19Is it new?
00:07:20Yes, sir
00:07:21I just resigned from the forestry department
00:07:25To take over my new sportsman's camp
00:07:27When I left, the boys I'd been working with
00:07:30Gave me their rifle as a present
00:07:32I see
00:07:33Have you arrived at a verdict?
00:07:45We have
00:07:45It has been shown that the deceased Charles Carter came to his death by accidental means
00:07:58Namely, a rifle bullet fired by the defendant
00:08:02Since no evidence to the contrary has been presented
00:08:06The defendant Autry is hereby exonerated of any criminal intent
00:08:10And discharged
00:08:13That doesn't bring back my father's life, does it, Dr. Dan?
00:08:18Criminal intent doesn't make any difference
00:08:20Miss Carter, if there's anything I can do, anything at all
00:08:29You've done enough already
00:08:30You'd better get out of here and out of town
00:08:33We'll see you at the camp, Gene
00:08:45Abner
00:08:46You and Lloyd have mentioned several times you'd like to buy the camp
00:08:50Still want it?
00:08:51Look, son
00:08:53You can't let this thing happen and knock your plum out
00:08:56I know what you're thinking
00:08:57But a man can't run away from what's inside of him
00:09:01It isn't that, Abner
00:09:02You sleep on it
00:09:04And tomorrow, if you're still in a mine to sell
00:09:06Well, we'll talk it over
00:09:08I'm pulling out tomorrow
00:09:10The place is for sale and I'd like for you and Lloyd to have it
00:09:13We'll buy it, Gene
00:09:14If you've made up your mine
00:09:16I have
00:09:16Might as well go over to the bank right now and fix it up
00:09:19So you and Lloyd bought Autry's camp, huh?
00:09:25Hmm
00:09:25Well, it's a mighty pretty spot
00:09:28Well, there's nothing wrong with you
00:09:32What seems to be troubling you, Abner?
00:09:35Nothing's troubling
00:09:35I didn't come here for that
00:09:37I've been trying to tell you
00:09:38I got a bank draft here
00:09:40We paid Autry for the camp
00:09:41And when he left this morning
00:09:42He asked me to give it to you
00:09:44He said you'd know what to do with it
00:09:46Oh, yes, thank you
00:09:49Oh, excuse me, Dr. Dan
00:09:52I didn't know you had anyone with you
00:09:53Oh, that's all right
00:09:54I got to be going
00:09:55So long, Doc
00:09:56So long, Abner
00:09:57Sit down
00:10:00Thank you
00:10:00I have some money for you, Helen
00:10:02Quite a sizable sum
00:10:05What is it, Dr. Dan?
00:10:12Where did it come from?
00:10:15Well, you see, it's from an old life insurance policy your father had
00:10:20I didn't know Dad had any insurance
00:10:22Well, I guess he'd clean forgotten all about it
00:10:26They sent it through me because I made the examination on your father
00:10:29It was a long time ago
00:10:31You don't know what this means
00:10:35I can keep the place up there now
00:10:39I...
00:10:41Of course you can
00:10:43And another thing
00:10:44I've been thinking for a long time of hiring an assistant here
00:10:48Oh, she wouldn't have to be a trained nurse
00:10:50Just someone to take my calls
00:10:52And kind of keep this place straightened up here
00:10:54You know how messy an old man can be
00:10:56And maybe you can go on calls with me now and then
00:10:59I think I'd like that
00:11:01It'd be something to occupy my time
00:11:03Keep my mind
00:11:05Let's go roaming around the range
00:11:13Let's go roaming around the range
00:11:18The days are warm and mellow
00:11:20The sun is bright and yellow
00:11:22Yellow, let's go roaming around the range
00:11:28Let's go riding along the trail
00:11:32Let's go riding along the trail
00:11:38Waterfalls a-boomin', mountain flowers bloomin'
00:11:42Let's go riding along the trail
00:11:47There's a fragrance in the air
00:11:52The hum of the bees
00:11:54The rustling leaves
00:11:55Is music to my ear
00:11:57Come and ride with me there
00:12:01The song of the trees
00:12:04The song of the breeze
00:12:05Is what I long to hear
00:12:07Let's go roaming around the range
00:12:11Let's go roaming around the range
00:12:15Lonely coyotes wailing
00:12:19Felicy clouds a-sailing
00:12:21Let's go roaming around the rain
00:12:26Let's go roaming around the rain
00:12:26Let's go roaming around the rain
00:12:28Let's go roaming around the rain
00:13:04Hello, Audrey.
00:13:11Are you right?
00:13:12Mitchell?
00:13:13Audrey.
00:13:14Say, have you had any reports of Tussock Moth in the state forests?
00:13:18Nothing to speak of.
00:13:19Why, naturally, we get a few spots here and there each year, but it doesn't amount to anything.
00:13:24You found indication of Tussock Moth?
00:13:26Yeah.
00:13:26Does it look serious?
00:13:28I'm afraid it's plenty serious.
00:13:30Well, have you reported it?
00:13:31Not yet.
00:13:32I want to wait till I'm at the more thorough inspection.
00:13:36Well, I hope it is as serious as you think.
00:13:38I hope not.
00:13:40Well, look, Audrey.
00:13:41I know every foot of that country.
00:13:43I might be of some help.
00:13:45I'll go along with you if you like.
00:13:46Be glad to have you.
00:13:47Want to use my glasses?
00:14:05I'll take a look from up above.
00:14:07Thanks.
00:14:07I'll take a look.
00:15:02Whoa!
00:15:32Whoa!
00:15:38Whoa!
00:15:40Whoa!
00:15:42Whoa!
00:15:44Whoa!
00:15:46Whoa!
00:15:48Whoa!
00:15:50Whoa!
00:15:54Whoa!
00:15:58Whoa!
00:16:00Whoa!
00:16:02Whoa!
00:16:04You all right?
00:16:21Oh, I think so.
00:16:24I was pretty close.
00:16:26Too close.
00:16:27Yeah.
00:16:28It almost got me, too.
00:16:30I yelled at you, but I guess you couldn't hear me.
00:16:32You okay?
00:16:33Yes, I'm all right.
00:16:35I'd better drive Miss Carter home, right?
00:16:45See you later.
00:16:47Okay, Audrey.
00:16:53Hey!
00:16:53Mr. Autry, I've been wanting to talk to you.
00:17:15I wanted to tell you that I'm sorry.
00:17:19Please, Miss Carter.
00:17:20I felt I had to tell you not to blame yourself.
00:17:23Not for anything.
00:17:25I can think more clearly now.
00:17:37I think you're right, Autry.
00:17:38The only answer is to spray the entire area with a DDT solution.
00:17:42Do you think it can be done?
00:17:44Yes, sir.
00:17:45I'm sure it can.
00:17:46What do you think, doctor?
00:17:47Any chance of the poison affecting wildlife or domestic stock up there?
00:17:51No, I don't think so.
00:17:53If it's used in proper proportion.
00:17:55Spraying more than 100,000 acres from the air is going to be a difficult operation.
00:17:59And a dangerous one.
00:18:01It'll mean low elevation flying over rough terrain.
00:18:04You've got just the boys can do it.
00:18:06We flew together for Uncle Sam.
00:18:08It'll also mean building an airstrip in the forest.
00:18:11And roads over which to bring up equipment and supplies.
00:18:14Well, you haven't much time.
00:18:15If the moth larvae aren't killed before they mature, the forest will be gone.
00:18:19Isn't that right, doctor?
00:18:21That's quite correct.
00:18:22According to my calculations, we haven't over 30 days.
00:18:25Then let's get to work.
00:18:26But, Mr. Hoagland, you forget that...
00:18:28Yeah, I know.
00:18:29You resign.
00:18:30But you'll be in charge, Autry.
00:18:31You can have anything you need.
00:18:33Nothing must stand in your way.
00:18:34I'm sorry, but I've made other plans.
00:18:36You mean you don't want the job?
00:18:39Oh, it isn't that.
00:18:40I do appreciate the offer.
00:18:42It'd be the biggest assignment I've ever had.
00:18:45But...
00:18:46Well, I'm leaving this part of the country.
00:18:48Well, all right.
00:18:49We'll just have to find someone else.
00:18:51Thanks for sending for us.
00:18:53Goodbye, Mr. Hoagland.
00:18:54Goodbye, Autry.
00:18:55And good luck in whatever it is you're going to do.
00:18:59Bye, gentlemen.
00:18:59Bye, Gene.
00:19:00So long, Gene.
00:19:06We'd better tell him, fellas.
00:19:18Say, Gene.
00:19:20We've been waiting for a chance to talk to you.
00:19:23We got something on our minds.
00:19:25That accident, uh...
00:19:26We, uh...
00:19:27Well, we figured it was our fault.
00:19:29We gummed up the sight on that gun we gave you.
00:19:31It was just a gag, Gene.
00:19:32What do you mean you gummed it up?
00:19:34Well, we dropped it so it'd shoot way low.
00:19:36You dropped the sight?
00:19:40Then if that gun shot low, I couldn't have hit Carter.
00:19:43He was above the line.
00:19:46You fellas sure?
00:19:47Positive.
00:19:48At 50 yards, you'd have hit a good five feet low.
00:19:51Well, that means somebody else shot Carter.
00:19:54Yeah, and it probably wasn't an accident.
00:19:55Now, we should start in this district here.
00:20:06Mr. Holtzman, I'll take that job if it's still open.
00:20:26That's all we need.
00:20:27Trees representing a half a million board feet of lumber.
00:20:30We can't even get them out of the forest.
00:20:31We've got to prevent that spraying operation somehow.
00:20:33Well, how? Do you mind telling me?
00:20:35Perhaps through public opinion.
00:20:38Maybe the ranches around here won't stand for it
00:20:40if they're convinced it'll kill off their livestock.
00:20:42Well, what's up?
00:20:43Well, it's all right.
00:20:43Let's go.
00:20:44Well, it's all right.
00:20:45Well, it's all right, Doc.
00:23:01Okay, Joe.
00:23:03She's all yours.
00:23:39You all right, Joe?
00:23:44Yeah, sure, I'm okay.
00:24:02Better come on up to the office.
00:24:03I think it's time we had a little talk.
00:24:05Oh, so I had a drink.
00:24:07So why? Just this.
00:24:09I'm fed up covering up for you.
00:24:10I told you that the last time.
00:24:12Who do you think you are to tell me what I can do?
00:24:14I'll take a drink when and where am I, please?
00:24:15Shut up.
00:24:16Look, Gene, don't tell me to shut up.
00:24:17I said shut up.
00:24:29You okay, Joe?
00:24:30Oh, shut up.
00:24:32Hey, Joe.
00:24:33You want a lift?
00:24:34Yeah.
00:24:35Brother, can I use a lift?
00:24:37Well, what's the matter with him?
00:24:38He's all right, Jerry.
00:24:39Just a little mixed up.
00:24:41You okay, Joe?
00:24:42You look there.
00:24:44Brother, can I use a lift?
00:24:47Well, what's the matter with him?
00:24:48He's all right, Jerry.
00:24:49Just a little mixed up.
00:24:55Oh, I can hear you.
00:24:56What's the matter with him?
00:24:57Now, who do you suppose that can be?
00:25:23It isn't the mail plane.
00:25:25It's a small job, listen.
00:25:27Flying low, too.
00:25:30Sounds like it's hedge hopping.
00:25:37Well, there's nobody around here besides us that can fly.
00:25:40You don't suppose that's...
00:25:42Did Joe come in?
00:25:43Not yet.
00:25:44You don't think that could be him flying around up there, do you?
00:25:47He's liable to get himself killed if he hasn't sobered up some since he left here.
00:25:51I'm going to take a ride into town, fellas.
00:25:53If that isn't Joe, I think I know where I'll find him.
00:25:55I don't know where I'm going.
00:25:58Hair of gold, I'm so blue, looks like everyone.
00:26:04Hair of gold.
00:26:06Stop the car.
00:26:07I'm going back.
00:26:08You're going home.
00:26:09We've got a big day ahead of us tomorrow.
00:26:11So we've got a big day ahead of us tomorrow.
00:26:14I'm going to have another little drink.
00:26:15Oh, no, you're not.
00:26:17Oh, yeah.
00:26:17You've had too much already.
00:26:20Oh, it's too early to go home.
00:26:23Oh, it's...
00:26:24It's only...
00:26:25It's only...
00:26:28See, it's early.
00:26:30It ain't time to go home.
00:26:31It's...
00:26:31Now it's time.
00:26:41That's my little old alarm clock.
00:26:43Tells me when to get up.
00:26:44And tells me when to go to bed.
00:26:46That's some watch, eh, Gene?
00:26:49What a watch, Joe.
00:26:51My wife gave me that watch.
00:26:53I found this where you dropped it.
00:27:00She wouldn't be very proud of you tonight.
00:27:04No, I guess she wouldn't.
00:27:08Hair of gold.
00:27:09Eyes of blue.
00:27:12Gene, sing that song for me, will you?
00:27:15All right, Joe.
00:27:18Hair of gold.
00:27:20Eyes of blue.
00:27:21Lips like cherry wine.
00:27:24The prettiest gal I ever knew.
00:27:26And I'm going to make her mine.
00:27:29I came down from Butte, Montana.
00:27:31For a little change of scene.
00:27:34And I stopped today in Santa Fe.
00:27:37Where I met a pretty queen.
00:27:40Hair of gold.
00:27:42Eyes of blue.
00:27:43Lips like cherry wine.
00:27:45The prettiest gal I ever knew.
00:27:48And I'm going to make her mine.
00:27:50Oh, I planned to leave on Monday.
00:27:53But she held me kind of tight.
00:27:56So I held the ground and hung around.
00:27:59And I left on Friday night.
00:28:02Hair of gold.
00:28:04Eyes of blue.
00:28:05Lips like cherry wine.
00:28:07The prettiest gal I ever knew.
00:28:10And I'm going to make her mine.
00:28:12Look, Gene, it's none of my business.
00:28:26But isn't he drinking a lot?
00:28:42Could be.
00:28:44I don't get it.
00:28:46A guy doesn't punish himself like that unless he's nuts.
00:28:49Or else trying to forget something.
00:28:52Have you ever noticed that picture on his instrument panel?
00:28:54It was plain.
00:28:55The good looking blonde?
00:28:56Yeah.
00:28:57I made a crack about it once.
00:29:00He just looked at me kind of funny.
00:29:01Never said a word.
00:29:03That was his wife.
00:29:08She died while he was overseas.
00:29:15Good morning, Gene.
00:29:15Good morning.
00:29:16Hello.
00:29:18You're out kind of early, aren't you?
00:29:19Just on our way back to town.
00:29:21We've been on a case back in the hills most of the night.
00:29:23Have a seat.
00:29:24How about a cup of coffee?
00:29:25Yes, please.
00:29:26Yeah, I think I could use one, too.
00:29:29Gene, I'm afraid you miscalculated on this spraying business.
00:29:32What do you mean, Doc?
00:29:33We just found some effects of the work you did yesterday.
00:29:37They weren't so good.
00:29:39I don't get it.
00:29:40We counted more than 20 dead animals on our way down here.
00:29:45Deer, foxes, even fish in the stream.
00:29:49Couldn't have been the spray, Doc.
00:29:51You sure they were poisoned?
00:29:52Yes, Gene, I'm positive.
00:29:55There was a doe and two fawns back there a mile or so.
00:29:58Both were in pretty bad shape.
00:30:00I had to destroy them.
00:30:02Mr. Autry, don't you think this solution you're using should have been tested before you started?
00:30:07It was tested, Miss Carter.
00:30:09Do you suppose someone else could have done it, Gene?
00:30:11I don't know.
00:30:12I was just thinking about that plane we heard last night.
00:30:16Well, at any rate, I think you should stop work, at least until you can make sure what the stuff is doing.
00:30:22We can't stop work.
00:30:24This job is too important.
00:30:25But I wish you wouldn't say anything to anybody about this, just yet.
00:30:30Why not, Mr. Autry?
00:30:32If everything we own is to be exposed to this poison, shouldn't we be given the opportunity to take precautions?
00:30:37Why, of course.
00:30:38Then, Judge, what do you propose to do about it?
00:30:41I don't know.
00:30:45I'll have to do some checking first.
00:30:48I see.
00:30:49Thanks for the coffee.
00:30:50Say, Gene, that guy Wright's been fighting us every inch of the way on this job.
00:31:01He and Joe have been pretty thick.
00:31:03You don't suppose...
00:31:04Hiya, man.
00:31:06Good morning, Joe.
00:31:07All right.
00:31:08Well, I guess we better get on the job, boys.
00:31:10Gene, I'm sorry about yesterday.
00:31:22I suppose that sounds pretty familiar, doesn't it?
00:31:25That's okay.
00:31:29Joe, did you do any flying last night?
00:31:32Flying? What do you mean?
00:31:34You know what I mean.
00:31:36Did you take a plane off the ground?
00:31:38Are you kidding?
00:31:40Hey, what is this, anyway?
00:31:44Oh, nothing.
00:31:45Forget about it.
00:31:46Gene, wait a minute.
00:31:47I want to talk to you.
00:31:49We might as well face this thing.
00:31:51I'm nothing but a no-good drunk.
00:31:53Oh, I've tried to...
00:31:54Now, wait a minute.
00:31:55It's no use.
00:31:56I'm no good to myself or to you or anybody else.
00:31:59I'm checking out this morning.
00:32:01No, you're not.
00:32:02You're going to stay here and fight it out.
00:32:05We're going to whip this thing if I have to beat you half to death.
00:32:08Besides, I need you.
00:32:09I need every man I've got.
00:32:11I need every man I've got.
00:32:39I need you.
00:32:45All right.
00:32:46That's it, boys.
00:32:54Folks, you can rest your dog now for about a minute.
00:32:57The boys have got a little number they want to do for you.
00:32:59and it's something different.
00:33:01So let's all be quiet and listen.
00:33:03All right, boys.
00:33:09Every time I feel the Spirit
00:33:13moving in my heart,
00:33:16I will pray.
00:33:18Yes, every time I feel the Spirit
00:33:23moving in my heart,
00:33:25I will pray.
00:33:27Chilly waters running cold
00:33:31chill the body, not the soul.
00:33:36Every time I feel the Spirit
00:33:41moving in my heart,
00:33:43I will pray.
00:33:45Yes, every time I feel the Spirit
00:33:49moving in my heart,
00:33:52I will pray.
00:33:54All around me look so shine.
00:33:58How I wish that it was mine.
00:34:03Every time I feel the Spirit
00:34:07moving in my heart,
00:34:10I will pray.
00:34:11Every time I feel the Spirit
00:34:15moving in my heart,
00:34:19I will pray.
00:34:22I will pray.
00:34:34Okay, Mr. Hoagland,
00:34:35I think about everybody in the county
00:34:36is over at the party.
00:34:37Good.
00:34:38I want you to keep them there
00:34:39as long as you can.
00:34:40It'll give us a chance to check up
00:34:41without being seen.
00:34:43We've got to know
00:34:43if our work's been poisoning these animals
00:34:45or if it's something else.
00:34:47I think you'll find it's something else.
00:34:48I'm spreading my men out
00:34:49to cover as much territory as possible.
00:34:51All right, let's go.
00:35:18All right, let's go.
00:35:48What happened, Miss Carter?
00:35:58Can I be of any help?
00:36:00I don't think so.
00:36:02I'm afraid it's too late.
00:36:05He looks as though he's been poisoned.
00:36:06How about your other animals?
00:36:07They're all sick.
00:36:08It's that spray, I'm sure of it.
00:36:10I was afraid this would happen,
00:36:12but no one would listen to me.
00:36:13I think it's time
00:36:14we did something about this.
00:36:16I don't know what we can do.
00:36:17The doctor and I talked to Mr. Autry,
00:36:20and he still insists
00:36:20that the spray couldn't affect livestock.
00:36:23He had some wild theory
00:36:24about another airplane.
00:36:26Another airplane?
00:36:27What did he mean?
00:36:28I don't know exactly.
00:36:29He said they were going
00:36:30to investigate or something.
00:36:32In the meantime,
00:36:33everything we own
00:36:33will probably be killed off.
00:36:36Well, I'll see what can be done,
00:36:37Miss Carter.
00:36:37What do you want be done?
00:40:50Soon their hearts are both on fire.
00:40:53When you get lonely, now you know what to do.
00:41:00Doo-lee-doo-lee-doo-lee-doo, and make your dreams come true.
00:41:05The echo goes higher and higher.
00:41:15And soon their hearts are both on fire.
00:41:18When you get lonely, now you know what to do.
00:41:25Doo-lee-doo-lee-doo-lee-doo, and make your dreams come true.
00:41:30Lady, and make your dreams come true.
00:41:44Listen, everybody.
00:41:47Listen.
00:41:48I'm sorry to break up your party, but this is pretty serious.
00:41:52I tried to warn you all, but you wouldn't listen.
00:41:54That DDT has poisoned everything it's hit.
00:41:57What do you mean?
00:41:58You sure? How do you know?
00:41:59I just came from Helen Carters, and every animal on her place is either dead or dying.
00:42:03Well, if we're gonna do something, we better do it fast.
00:42:06There's one way of stopping this thing, if you're all with me on it.
00:42:10We're with it, Tom.
00:42:11Wait a minute, folks.
00:42:12You heard what Wright said, didn't you?
00:42:14What are we going to do?
00:42:15Wait here until all our stock's been killed?
00:42:17There ain't no harm waiting till morning.
00:42:19There ain't a-spraying today.
00:42:20I'm for getting home and looking over my own stock.
00:42:24If things are as bad as Wright says, we can all meet up at my house tonight and decide what
00:42:30we're going to do about it.
00:42:40How about it, Doug?
00:42:41It's hard to say.
00:42:42If he regains consciousness by morning, he has a good chance.
00:42:45If Helen hadn't found him when she did, well, we'll just have to wait and see.
00:42:52I've done everything I can.
00:42:54You might as well get on back, fellas.
00:42:58Go ahead with the job the first thing in the morning and don't say anything about this.
00:43:05Okay, Jean.
00:43:06Good night.
00:43:07Good night, Jean.
00:43:08Good night, Doc.
00:43:09I'll take over till morning.
00:43:15I'm sure there isn't anything more you can do.
00:43:17If you don't mind, I'd like to stay.
00:43:19You go ahead and get some rest.
00:43:20May I fix you some coffee or something?
00:43:22No, thanks.
00:43:23I believe not.
00:43:28Mr. Autry, I can't tell you why, but I know he'll get well.
00:43:37You keep on knowing that, Miss Helen.
00:43:39Good night.
00:43:40Good night.
00:43:41Good night.
00:43:42Good night.
00:43:51The End
00:44:21Hi, Edsy.
00:44:28It's about time you woke up.
00:44:30Yeah.
00:44:31I guess I really stopped one, didn't I?
00:44:34You sure did.
00:44:37Who plugged me?
00:44:38We don't know.
00:44:41Don't worry about it.
00:44:42You're gonna be all right.
00:44:43Yeah, sure.
00:44:48I had just left a sawmill.
00:44:52Gene, that airplane.
00:44:53Now, take it easy.
00:44:54No, the one you were looking for, I saw it.
00:44:58It belongs to Mitchell.
00:44:59I found it.
00:45:01Now, don't try to talk.
00:45:03The doc will be along in there.
00:45:05Yeah.
00:45:12Gene, what does my watch say?
00:45:156.30.
00:45:21Hmm.
00:45:22I mean the other side.
00:45:27To a swell guy.
00:45:30September 3rd, 1941.
00:45:371941.
00:45:38Long time ago.
00:45:46Gene, you're the one that ought to wear that watch.
00:45:49Relax now.
00:45:51You're gonna be on your feet in no time.
00:45:53Why, in a couple of weeks, you'll be the same old Joe.
00:45:56Hmm.
00:45:57Is that good?
00:45:59I think so.
00:46:01Then you take the watch.
00:46:02Well, I'll wear it a while if it'll make you happy.
00:46:08Yeah.
00:46:09Maybe.
00:46:10Maybe sometime it'll...
00:46:12remind you all the cane we used to raise together.
00:46:17Maybe it'll remind you to sing that song for me.
00:46:20You know the one.
00:46:23Yeah.
00:46:24Yeah, I know.
00:46:28Morning, doc.
00:46:30Morning, Gene.
00:46:31Well, let's have a look.
00:46:45He's coming along all right.
00:46:50Say, Gene.
00:46:51Come here.
00:46:54Can you get over to the airstrip right away?
00:46:56I think there's gonna be trouble.
00:46:58What kind of trouble?
00:46:59Those guys who've been trying to stop our work here.
00:47:00They had a meeting last night.
00:47:02And they're on their way over to wreck things.
00:47:04Is Hoagland there?
00:47:05No, but his men are on their way.
00:47:06Hoagland couldn't leave town.
00:47:09I've got to go over to the airstrip, doc.
00:47:11I'll be back as soon as I can.
00:47:12How long would it take to get these planes off the ground?
00:47:21At least a half hour.
00:47:22They're not gassed up.
00:47:23Then get them inside the hangar.
00:47:24Hey, look!
00:47:25What's on your mind, men?
00:47:34Not a thing, Uffrey.
00:47:36We just came up to have a little talk with you.
00:47:38I'm listening.
00:47:39Good.
00:47:40In the first place, these men don't like the idea of your outfit killing off all their livestock.
00:47:44We told you that once before, but I guess you didn't listen.
00:47:47We just want to make sure that you don't spread any more poison around.
00:47:51The poison we sprayed had nothing to do with it.
00:47:53I think Wright knows that.
00:47:55What do you mean by that?
00:47:56I mean Mitchell's spraying this whole thing to stop our spraying operation.
00:48:00That's a lot of crazy talk, Autry.
00:48:02Why would Mitchell want to do that?
00:48:04Because he has an exclusive contract with the state for all the timber.
00:48:07If the trees die, it can strip the forest clean.
00:48:09Doesn't that make sense?
00:48:10If you want proof, I can give it to you.
00:48:12That's a lot of baloney.
00:48:14All right, let's have it.
00:48:15Can't you see he's just stalling for time?
00:48:17That won't do him any good.
00:48:18You boys stand by and don't let them take them planes off of the ground.
00:48:22Okay, Autry.
00:48:39What's going on here?
00:48:41We're going to look in that building.
00:48:42Well, I suppose I don't want you to.
00:48:43I look anyway.
00:48:44Oh, no, you won't.
00:48:45It doesn't look like that thing could do much spraying.
00:49:02I guess I was wrong.
00:49:03Yeah, I guess you were.
00:49:06Wait a minute.
00:49:13I'm going to hold you men for the marshal.
00:49:15You're under arrest.
00:49:16Get his gun.
00:49:18I suppose you realize you're interfering with the work of officers.
00:49:21I also realize that you assaulted me and forcibly entered this building here.
00:49:24Lock him up in there.
00:49:25Get going.
00:49:26Got to find a way out of here, fast.
00:49:41See if you can find me a screwdriver.
00:50:01Whatever.
00:50:31Hello.
00:51:00Hello.
00:51:03Hello.
00:51:06Hello.
00:51:10Hello.
00:51:30Hello.
00:51:37Hello.
00:51:39Hello.
00:51:40Hello.
00:51:45Hello.
00:51:50Hello.
00:52:11This is it, all right.
00:52:13Step's powerful enough to kill anything.
00:52:41Over there.
00:53:04Get me out of here.
00:53:14Get me out of here.
00:53:15Get me out of here.
00:53:20I've got to get up to the airstrip.
00:53:22Find the phone and call the marshal and tell him to get up there with the posset.
00:53:25Pitchell, get me out of here.
00:53:26Get me out of here.
00:53:27Hey.
00:53:28Audrey's getting away.
00:53:29He's getting away.
00:53:30Get me out of here.
00:53:31All right, fellas.
00:53:32Let's go.
00:53:33This is as far as you go, fellas.
00:53:34I ain't fooling.
00:53:35You heard him, boys.
00:53:36Yeah, we heard him.
00:53:43All right, let's go
00:53:45This is far as you go fellows. I ain't fooling you heard him boys
00:53:51Yeah
00:54:12Oh
00:54:42Oh
00:55:12Oh
00:55:42Oh
00:56:12Oh
00:56:42Take their guns and give me the numbers. We'll see who they belong to
00:57:06You know what this means don't you the whole thing's blown up right in our faces now wait a minute I carried out my part
00:57:10Okay, if you hadn't let those two guys get away from me
00:57:15You better get out of here
00:57:26Oh, that's all about and I use your telephone right ahead
00:57:32Will you see if you can get me the marshal's office what's the matter doc anything wrong? It's Joe Lucas. He's been shot
00:57:38Joe shot
00:57:41Was he killed? No, he's alive, but that's about all
00:57:45He's up at my place. Mr. Mitchell Jean Autry's gonna have to take care of him. Oh, all right operator. Thank you
00:57:51Will you ring Helen Carter's place for me?
00:57:54I'm sorry to hear about Joe
00:57:57Did it overshot him?
00:57:58Not yet. That's why I'm trying to get a hold of the marshal
00:58:01Gene has the bullet that I took out of Joe
00:58:03He thinks the marshal might be able to trace the gun that fired it
00:58:07Hello, Gene. I've been unable to locate the marshal by telephone
00:58:12Helen and I are going on into town and try and find him and look gene
00:58:16Hang on to that slug of lead. It's the thing that'll probably hang the man who fired it
00:58:22Okay, doc
00:58:24Bye
00:58:26Now we'll see what happens
00:58:31Thanks for use of your phone. Okay, doc
00:58:39Do you hear what he said you better get rid of that rifle yours and get rid of it fast, but I haven't got it the marshal took it
00:58:46Well, then we've got to get that bullet away from offrey before offering the marshal get together
00:58:56I
00:59:27If order should take a notion to go for the marshal he could come in by that other trail and we'd miss him
00:59:31Well, he'll have to pass that shack in any case. I'll guarantee you won't get by you men go on
00:59:56What do you suppose they're up to? I don't know
01:00:12There's a yellow rose in Texas. I'm going there to see
01:00:19No other fella knows her nobody else but me
01:00:24She cried so when I left her it'd like to broke my heart
01:00:30And if we ever meet again, we never more shall part
01:00:36She's the sweetest rose of color this fellow ever knew
01:00:42Her eyes are bright as diamonds they sparkle like the dew
01:00:48You may talk about your dearest maids and sing up rosalie
01:00:55But the yellow rose of Texas beats the bells of Tennessee
01:01:01Drop it
01:01:05Turn around
01:01:09Hold it
01:01:13Inside
01:01:25Stay where you are
01:01:27Autry
01:01:28I'm sorry
01:01:29I'm sorry
01:01:30I'm sorry
01:01:31I'm sorry
01:01:32Hold it
01:01:33Hold it
01:01:34Let's get out of here, right?
01:01:35Get your horse. Hooker
01:01:56Right get your horse. I'll cover you
01:02:26Nice shooting Joe good work lieutenant. I'll get the horses
01:02:36All right, let's go
01:02:38Keep an eye on him Joe we'll be back soon as we can right gene wait a minute Audrey
01:03:02I'll make a deal with
01:03:04You take it easy on me, and I'll tell you where you can find Bill right
01:03:08We'll talk about a deal later. Where is he the deserted check at the fork in the trail
01:03:13We're to meet there in an hour if anything went wrong
01:03:38What happened where was gene going right got away
01:03:59Gene's gone to that deserted check to look for him the shack
01:04:03But Mitchell's waiting there to kill gene doctor down. We've got to get to him and warn him you haven't got a chance
01:04:08Well, he's got a two-mile start. He'll be there before he can possibly overtake him. We can try
01:04:29Wait a minute Joe
01:04:41Wait a minute Joe
01:04:58We got a passenger now take that gun
01:05:11We're heading for the border and no tricks you pull that trigger you have to fly this thing yourself. Do you know how?
01:05:33You pull that trigger you have to fly this thing yourself. Do you know how?
01:06:03Hold your head right? We better get Mitchell a haircut
01:06:33Oh
01:06:47Bye doc come on gene good luck by loy goodbye gene abner magic by gene and thanks for everything
01:06:54Goodbye, Helen
01:07:03We'll be expecting you back next week looks like you might have permanent job here, huh? Looks like I might
01:07:10Looks like you might too, huh?
01:07:14Goodbye
01:07:15Goodbye gene
01:07:16Bye
01:07:28Hey gene
01:07:30Is this the spot where
01:07:33Seems kind of strange going back without Joe sure does
01:07:44Well, I'll be dog gone now. What do you suppose made that thing ring I
01:07:51Wouldn't know fellas
01:07:53I was feeling blue and lonely so I took my horse and pack and Sunday morning was up and gone and I won't come and back
01:08:10I
01:08:12I'm going to
01:08:16The furtiest girl ever
01:08:18And I'm going to
01:08:20TO
01:08:21To hit $10
01:08:26And to make her mine
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