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Hopalong Cassidy (William Boyd), posing as a cattle buyer named "John Smith," arrives in the town of Dorado to investigate a series of highly efficient gold bullion robberies. The ongoing thefts, which target wagons leaving the local smelter, are driving the bank toward financial ruin, and the local sheriff has been unable to stop them.
While undercover, Hoppy must deal with the mayor's barbershop, which constantly plays comedy records, adding a peculiar backdrop to his investigation. He uncovers the corruption and works to break up the ring of thieves stealing the gold.
While undercover, Hoppy must deal with the mayor's barbershop, which constantly plays comedy records, adding a peculiar backdrop to his investigation. He uncovers the corruption and works to break up the ring of thieves stealing the gold.
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00:00Here he comes, here he comes, there's the trumpets, there's the drums, here he comes,
00:08Humble on Cassidy, here he comes.
00:14Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh.
00:24The desolate country between the National Gold Smelter Company and the town of Dorado
00:28was a fertile field for desperadoes.
00:31So far, the local sheriff
00:32had been unable to stop the marauders.
00:35Wagon after wagon
00:36was robbed after it left the smelter.
00:40Dorado had
00:40prospered because the gold shipments were
00:42handled by the local bank.
00:44But now it faced ruin.
00:46No wonder my friend Richard Wald,
00:48the president of the bank, had sent for me.
00:51I'd been through
00:52Dorado when it was a bustling community.
00:55Now it was almost a ghost town.
00:58Howdy, Sheriff.
01:13Stranger in town?
01:15Yep. My name's Smith.
01:17How unusual.
01:19Uh-huh. Got an unusual
01:20first name, too.
01:22John.
01:24Hey, you look like a healthy fella.
01:26What's a good place to eat around here?
01:28Try Ms. Murphy's boarding house.
01:32Thanks.
01:34No.
01:35That way, Mr. Smith.
01:40I've got other business here in town
01:42if you have no objections.
01:45Or are you
01:46the Snoopy kind of sheriff?
01:48How do you do, sir?
02:05Hi.
02:06What can I do for you?
02:07I'd like to see Mr. Wald.
02:09Mr. Wald, of course.
02:10Your name, sir?
02:11Smith.
02:12John Smith, a cattle buyer.
02:15John Smith.
02:15Yeah.
02:16One moment, sir.
02:24What is it, Don?
02:25Business is picking up.
02:26A Mr. John Smith, a cattle buyer,
02:28wants to see you.
02:29Well, show him in.
02:30Yes, sir.
02:30And Don,
02:31try not to act like you haven't seen
02:33a new customer for weeks.
02:35Yes, sir.
02:39Come in, Mr. Smith.
02:43Well, hello.
02:44Come in, Mr. Smith.
02:46That'll be all, Mark.
02:48Glad to see you, Harvey.
02:51Nice to see you.
02:52You're looking wonderful.
02:53That John Smith caught me unawares.
02:54It is rather an odd name.
02:56Well, let's get out this problem of yours, huh?
02:58And I have a problem, too.
03:00Come around here.
03:02Pull up a chair and sit down.
03:03Thanks.
03:04Now, on this map here,
03:11my old friend gave me a detailed account
03:13of the desperate situation facing him
03:15and the community.
03:17The National Gold Smelter
03:18was located in the midst of many small gold mines,
03:21practically every one of them individually owned.
03:25Wald's Bank put up the money to build this smelter,
03:27a cooperative venture.
03:29After the ore had been produced
03:31and made into gold bars,
03:32it was shipped to the railhead
03:33two days' ride west of Dorado.
03:36Despite strict secrecy
03:38and thorough investigation
03:39of everyone who worked the smelter,
03:41the thieves always knew
03:42when the gold was leaving
03:43and whether the wagon would take
03:44the upper or the lower road.
03:47Wald and the miners
03:48stood to lose their entire investment.
03:51Some of the miners
03:51are already passing Dorado
03:53and heading straight for the railhead.
03:55We'll find some way to cure this.
03:56Oh, have you spoken to Red yet?
03:59Oh, yeah.
04:00He don't seem very happy either.
04:01I don't blame him.
04:03He found out two sheriffs were killed here
04:05and we couldn't get anybody
04:06to take the job until you sent him.
04:08Oh, no worry about it, Red.
04:09He can take care of himself.
04:11Well, he hasn't had a chance
04:12to prove anything yet.
04:13I've been holding up the gold shipments.
04:15Well, you must have an awful lot of gold
04:17stacked up out at this smelter.
04:19Fifty thousand dollars.
04:21Fifty thousand?
04:22Right.
04:23Hey, I'd better get to work.
04:24I'll go out and look around
04:28for some, uh, cattle.
04:30I'll hold up that gold ship
04:32until I hear from you again.
04:33That's good.
04:34Expect your lunch time, Don.
04:36You need a trim, all right.
04:39Hello, Hiram.
04:40Morning, Richard.
04:41See, we have a stranger in town.
04:43My name is Tilton.
04:44I'm mayor of this fair city.
04:46Also own a general store.
04:47Prices are reasonable.
04:48Merchandise guaranteed.
04:50And I'm the best barber
04:51within a hundred miles.
04:52Glad to know you.
04:52What's your name?
04:54Smith.
04:55Uh, cattle buyer.
04:56Oh, is that so?
04:57Well, say, I can help you with that, too.
04:59I know every head of cattle around here.
05:01Say, Richard,
05:02I just got me a new gramophone record.
05:04Oh, it's the funniest thing you ever heard.
05:09It's about a fellow
05:10who takes the gals to the opera house,
05:12and this fellow...
05:13Uh, later, Hiram.
05:14Nice to have met you, mayor.
05:16Yeah.
05:16I'll see you later.
05:17Bye, Mr. Smith.
05:18Now, this fellow,
05:21he pays a lot of money
05:22for himself and his lady friend
05:24to go and see this here opera,
05:25and he doesn't know
05:27that the thing is in a foreign language.
05:30Uh, just a moment, Hiram.
05:32Huh?
05:33I'll hear your record later
05:34if I have to.
05:35Uh, you, uh,
05:36you're still worried
05:37about them raiders, ain't you?
05:39If you'd come in on the investment,
05:40you'd be worried, too.
05:41Well, I warned you
05:42not to build that smelter,
05:44to let the man
05:44to do the best they could
05:45with their own gold.
05:47They'd have traded
05:47in Dorado just the same.
05:50Maybe I'm a little smarter
05:51than you think I am.
05:52Well, don't worry.
05:54That new sheriff
05:55seemed like a capable fellow.
05:57Things will turn out all right.
05:59Bye.
06:00Bye, Hiram.
06:04Where are you aiming
06:05to buy your cattle, Mr. Smith?
06:07Hey, you are, Snoopy.
06:09Why, you...
06:10Ah, no offense, Sheriff.
06:12Now, I'm gonna get a room
06:13at the hotel
06:13so you won't have to ask
06:14any more questions.
06:18Questions?
06:19I'd like to ask him
06:21how he talked me
06:21into taking this job.
06:23Sheriff Connors!
06:26Craziest thing I ever did.
06:28Yes, Mr. Mayor?
06:31I was just talking
06:32to Wald at the bank.
06:34Says they have a big shipment
06:35of gold leaving the smelter.
06:36Hope you can give them
06:37all the protection they need.
06:39Yeah, I'll do my best.
06:41When's he shipping?
06:42He didn't say
06:43and I didn't ask.
06:45Ain't none of my business.
06:47Well, gotta get along.
06:49You better come over
06:49and see me.
06:50Need a haircut.
06:59Yeah?
07:02Could I speak to you
07:04for a minute, Mr. Smith?
07:05Well, sure.
07:06Come right in, Sheriff.
07:07Come right in, Sheriff.
07:10Hi!
07:11How are you?
07:12Good to see you.
07:13Boy, this is the way
07:13it ought to be.
07:15Red didn't like the business
07:16of us pretending
07:17to be strangers.
07:18I told him it had
07:19to be that way.
07:20The crooks we were after
07:21were clever men.
07:23He'd been in town
07:24two weeks,
07:25hadn't found out much
07:26except the best place
07:27to eat
07:27and the cheerful news
07:29that the last two sheriffs
07:30were murdered.
07:31He said he couldn't
07:32even recruit a posse.
07:34Everybody was scared to death.
07:36Have you checked on
07:37everybody at the smelter?
07:38All of them men
07:39are good character.
07:40Beats me how the information
07:41about them shipments
07:42leaks out.
07:44Who's in charge out there?
07:46Well, there's a fellow
07:46named Sid Michaels.
07:47I had a couple of talks
07:48with him and he's just
07:49as worried as everybody else.
07:51The drivers and the guards
07:52on the wagons
07:52wouldn't be tipping anybody off.
07:54They'd be plum fools
07:55if they did.
07:55Too many of them get killed.
07:57Not much to go on there.
07:59Where's your room?
08:00Just about two rooms
08:01down the hall here.
08:02We better not be seen together
08:04and I'll get word to you
08:05if I want to talk to you.
08:05Oh, but Hoppy,
08:06can't we go on?
08:07And my name is John Smith.
08:09Remember that.
08:10Get out.
08:13And I'm Pocahontas.
08:15Get out.
08:27Because the king
08:28was responsible
08:29for the whole thing.
08:30When the offering was over,
08:31everybody on stage
08:33was either dead or dying.
08:35The boy and his gal
08:35were able to figure out
08:36that much
08:37even though they didn't
08:37understand I.
08:39Then the gal saw
08:40the peanut vendor
08:41and whispered to her fellow,
08:42my, those peanuts
08:43smell good.
08:44And he calls out,
08:45boy, move the peanuts
08:47closer so she can
08:48smell them better.
08:51So long,
08:51this is your old friend,
08:53Joe the Laughing Boy,
08:54who says,
08:55he who laughs last
08:56laughs best.
08:57laughs best.
08:59I guess,
09:01so she can smell
09:02the peanuts better.
09:04That fellow sure
09:06is comical.
09:07Yeah.
09:07Mr. Tilden,
09:11if you play
09:12that foolish record
09:13once more,
09:14I'll quit.
09:15Trouble with you
09:16is you ain't got
09:16no sense of humor.
09:18Mr. Smith,
09:20this is Miss Betty Black,
09:21the postmistress.
09:22How do you do?
09:24She'll give you your mail
09:25after she reads
09:27the postcards.
09:29Ha, ha, ha, ha.
09:30Say,
09:31maybe I ought to
09:32make my old records.
09:33I'm sorry,
09:34Mr. Smith,
09:35but his honor
09:36drives me crazy
09:37with those comic recordings.
09:38Well,
09:39we could have music
09:39or pretty singing
09:40on those records.
09:41No,
09:42he has to hear
09:43Joe the Laughing Boy.
09:45If I want
09:46pretty singing
09:47and playing,
09:48I'll do it myself.
09:50Now,
09:51what'll it be,
09:51Mr. Smith?
09:52Want me to tell you
09:53where to buy cattle?
09:54No, I...
09:55Well,
09:55do you want a shave
09:56or a haircut?
09:57Not right now.
09:59Well,
09:59want to buy something?
10:00No,
10:00I just wanted to talk.
10:02Oh, well,
10:03in that case,
10:04you better come
10:05into the mayor's office.
10:07Now,
10:08tell me,
10:08Mr. Smith,
10:09what is it
10:10you want to talk about?
10:12I was talking
10:13to your sheriff
10:13a while ago.
10:14He seems like
10:15a nice fellow.
10:16He was telling me
10:18about the gold robberies.
10:19Oh,
10:20that Carlos
10:20talks too much.
10:22You know,
10:22that's a bad habit
10:23to a lot of people.
10:23You're absolutely right.
10:25I agree with you.
10:26Our town's been ruined
10:27fast enough
10:28without driving
10:28away rich cattle buyers.
10:30Oh,
10:30well,
10:30his only concern
10:31seems to be
10:32that he can't
10:32get a posse together.
10:33Well,
10:34it has been
10:34kind of bad,
10:35but I'll get
10:36some men
10:36to ride with him.
10:37I'd go on myself
10:38only for my game leg.
10:40Say,
10:41while we're talking,
10:42why don't I give you
10:43a trim?
10:44Maybe later.
10:45there.
10:48Oh,
10:48well,
10:48never mind.
10:49I've got a customer
10:50anyway.
10:51All right,
10:51Don,
10:52I'm ready for you.
10:53Sorry,
10:54Mayor,
10:54I just came in
10:54to take Betty
10:55to lunch.
10:56Oh,
10:56well,
10:57all right.
10:58Don't expect
10:58to jump right
10:59in the chair
10:59Saturday night
11:00because you're
11:01going to have
11:01to wait your turn.
11:03Hello,
11:03Betty.
11:04Hello.
11:04I'll be back
11:05in an hour.
11:06Goodbye,
11:06Mr. Smith.
11:07And don't let
11:08them play
11:08any more
11:09of those
11:09horrible records.
11:10And the bank
11:16might be forced
11:16to close.
11:17Honey,
11:18don't worry
11:18so much.
11:19If you lose
11:19your job,
11:20you'll get
11:20another one.
11:21Where?
11:23Mr. Wall
11:23can't help it
11:24if his bank
11:24is ruined.
11:26We'll never
11:26be able
11:26to get married
11:27now.
11:28Everything
11:29will turn
11:29out all right.
11:30You just
11:30wait and see.
11:31Betty,
11:31I'm desperate.
11:32I've got to
11:32figure out
11:33some way
11:33to get money.
11:34And fast.
11:35Red gave
11:40me the
11:40directions
11:41and I
11:41rode to
11:41the
11:41Smelter
11:42office.
11:43I wanted
11:43to talk
11:43to
11:44Superintendent
11:44Michael.
12:03What do
12:03you want?
12:04My name's
12:05John Smith.
12:06I'm a
12:06cattle buyer.
12:07There's no
12:07stock within
12:08miles of
12:08here,
12:09so get
12:09going.
12:10But I'm
12:10lost.
12:11I can't
12:12help you,
12:12mister.
12:13This is a
12:13smelter
12:13office.
12:14Yeah,
12:15I saw
12:15your sign.
12:16There's
12:16two of
12:16them.
12:17That
12:17one over
12:17there says
12:18no
12:18trespassing.
12:19Now get
12:19moving.
12:20Mr.
12:34Smith,
12:34what's going
12:35on here?
12:35Do you know
12:36this man?
12:37Yes,
12:37I met him
12:38in Dorado.
12:39He's the most
12:39unfriendly man
12:40I've ever
12:40seen.
12:41I just told
12:41him I was
12:41lost and he
12:42pulled a gun
12:42on me.
12:43Well,
12:44if you'll
12:44wait here,
12:45I'll see you
12:45back to
12:46town.
12:46Thanks.
12:47Come inside,
12:48Sheriff.
12:56What's
12:56Walgus say?
12:58Ship day
12:58after tomorrow
12:59by way
13:00of the
13:00upper road.
13:01I hope
13:01you'll have
13:01protection for
13:02me.
13:03I've got
13:03over $50,000
13:04accumulated.
13:05We only
13:05want you
13:06to send
13:06$10,000
13:07through.
13:08Sort
13:08of a
13:08test run.
13:09I'll meet
13:09you with
13:10a posse
13:10at the
13:10forks.
13:11Fine.
13:13What do
13:14you know
13:14about this
13:14fellow,
13:14Smith?
13:15Who,
13:15him?
13:16Very little,
13:17but he
13:17has an
13:18honest
13:18face.
13:19Looks
13:19can be
13:20deceiving,
13:20Sheriff.
13:21I don't
13:22believe that's
13:22true about
13:23his being
13:23lost.
13:24I guess
13:24you're
13:25right.
13:25I'll
13:26keep my
13:26eye on
13:26him.
13:33The
13:33following
13:34day,
13:34we started
13:35organizing
13:35a posse.
13:36I met
13:36his honor
13:37and remembered
13:37his promise
13:38to get
13:38men to
13:39ride with
13:39Red.
13:41I also
13:41sent Red
13:42on down
13:42the street.
13:44Then the
13:45waiter says
13:45to the
13:45fella,
13:46but that
13:47parsley
13:47will make
13:47it look
13:48prettier.
13:48So the
13:49fella says
13:49to the
13:50waiter,
13:50I don't
13:51care how
13:51pretty it
13:52is,
13:52I don't
13:53want any
13:53parsley on
13:53my steak.
13:54It's like
13:55kissing a
13:55cow.
13:56It don't
13:56mean
13:56nothing.
13:57so long.
14:00This is
14:01your old
14:01friend Joe
14:02the laughing
14:02boy who
14:03says,
14:04he who
14:04laughs
14:04last,
14:05laughs
14:06best.
14:10Don,
14:10don't tell
14:11me you
14:11like my
14:12last record.
14:13What's that,
14:13Mr. Tilden?
14:14Oh, the
14:15record, yes,
14:16it's very
14:16funny.
14:17Well, I'm
14:17glad I see
14:18a show and
14:18a sense of
14:19humor.
14:19Well, I
14:19suppose it
14:20does help.
14:21Well, I'll
14:21have to be
14:21getting along
14:22now.
14:22Good day,
14:23Mr. Tilden,
14:23Mr. Smith.
14:25So long,
14:25Betty.
14:26Don, wait
14:26a minute.
14:30Well, I
14:31wonder what's
14:31the matter
14:32with him.
14:33Maybe he's
14:33behind in
14:34his work and
14:34Wall has
14:35built a
14:35fire under
14:36him.
14:37Well, he
14:37has been
14:37worried about
14:38his job.
14:46Wall
14:47insisted on
14:47joining the
14:48posse,
14:48said he'd
14:49leave Don
14:49to run
14:50the bank,
14:50insisted the
14:51boy could
14:51be trusted.
14:53I kept
14:54on trying
14:54to round
14:55up more
14:55men.
14:59Next day,
15:00we were
15:00all set.
15:01Red,
15:02Michaels,
15:02and Wald
15:03were the
15:03only ones
15:03who'd been
15:04told the
15:04wagon would
15:05take the
15:05upper road.
15:07From the
15:07smelter to
15:08this point
15:08was open,
15:09flat country
15:09where the
15:10raiders wouldn't
15:10dare jump
15:11the wagon.
15:12But from
15:12here on,
15:14where we'd
15:14arranged to
15:15join it,
15:15the territory
15:15was dangerous.
15:17I fought
15:18off in
15:18patience as
15:19I waited
15:19for the
15:20first sound
15:20of the
15:21approaching
15:21wagon.
15:23We
15:25waited an
15:25hour,
15:26no sign
15:26of the
15:27wagon.
15:27I gave
15:28Red a
15:28gentle
15:29hint.
15:30Then he
15:30made the
15:30decision I'd
15:31been hoping
15:31he'd make
15:32for the
15:32past 30
15:33minutes.
15:34He said
15:34we'd
15:34better ride
15:35on toward
15:35the
15:35smelter.
15:36We
15:48backtracked
15:49four miles
15:50over the
15:50upper road,
15:51no sign
15:51of the
15:51wagon.
15:52I thought
15:53possibly
15:53Michael had
15:54misunderstood
15:54Red's
15:55direction,
15:55so we
15:56headed for
15:56the lower
15:56road.
15:57We
16:03hadn't
16:04gone
16:04very
16:04far
16:04before
16:05we
16:05knew
16:05why
16:05the
16:06wagon
16:06hadn't
16:06met
16:06us
16:06on
16:07the
16:07upper
16:07road.
16:22The
16:23two
16:23guards
16:23and the
16:24driver
16:24were
16:24dead.
16:25The
16:25gold
16:25shipment
16:26was
16:26gone.
16:27I looked
16:27around
16:27the
16:27ground.
16:29I
16:29found
16:29a
16:29trail,
16:30but
16:30it
16:30was
16:30too
16:30faint
16:30to
16:30do
16:30any
16:31good.
16:32I
16:32told
16:32Red and
16:33Wald
16:33to
16:33ride
16:33to
16:33the
16:34smelter
16:34and
16:34ask
16:34Michael
16:34why
16:35the
16:35wagon
16:35had
16:35taken
16:35the
16:36wrong
16:36road.
16:37I'd
16:37take
16:37the
16:38wagon
16:38back
16:38to
16:38town.
16:41The
16:41next
16:41day,
16:42Red and
16:42I
16:42headed
16:42for
16:42Michael's
16:43office.
16:44Michael
16:44had
16:44told
16:44Red and
16:45Wald
16:45he
16:45couldn't
16:46understand
16:46why
16:46the
16:46wagon
16:47had
16:47taken
16:47the
16:47wrong
16:47road.
16:49He
16:49gave
16:49the
16:49driver
16:49strict
16:50orders
16:50to
16:50take
16:51the
16:51upper
16:51road.
16:52I
16:52was
16:53puzzled
16:53and
16:53now
16:54as
16:54I
16:54headed
16:54for
16:54the
16:54smelter
16:55office
16:55I
16:56worked
16:56on
16:56a
16:56plan
16:57for
16:57Red
16:57to
16:57draw
16:57Michael
16:58away
16:58from
16:58the
16:58place.
17:00When
17:00we
17:01got
17:01there
17:01we
17:02got
17:02a
17:02surprise.
17:09I
17:09see.
17:10Well
17:10I'll
17:10have
17:10to
17:10be
17:11getting
17:11back
17:11now
17:11Sid.
17:12I'll
17:12ride
17:12part
17:12of
17:12the
17:12way
17:12with
17:13you.
17:13I
17:13want
17:13to
17:13stop
17:13in
17:17take
17:42the
17:42horses
17:42round
17:42back.
17:43All
17:43right.
17:47this
18:00is
18:00working
18:00out
18:00better
18:00than
18:00I
18:01expected.
18:01You
18:01stay
18:02here
18:02and
18:02keep
18:02your
18:02eyes
18:02open.
18:03Sure
18:03Robbie.
18:04Smith.
18:17What I
18:46was
18:46looking
18:46for
18:47wasn't
18:47in
18:47the
18:47desk
18:48but
18:48I
18:48did
18:49make
18:49an
18:49interesting
18:49discovery.
19:16The
19:22cabinet
19:22held
19:22what I
19:23had
19:23been
19:23searching
19:23for.
19:36Michaels
19:36is
19:37coming
19:37back.
19:37Let
19:37him
19:38come.
19:38Come
19:38on.
19:43The
19:44crumpled
19:44piece
19:44of
19:44paper
19:45down
19:45through
19:45a
19:45wave
19:46together
19:46with
19:46what
19:46I
19:46had
19:47found
19:47in
19:47Michael's
19:47desk
19:48helped
19:48me
19:48put
19:48the
19:48puzzle
19:49together.
19:51So
19:51there's
19:51two
19:51fellas
19:52from the
19:52country
19:52stood
19:53around
19:53the
19:53streets
19:53of
19:54New
19:54York
19:54looking
19:54up at
19:55the
19:55top
19:55of
19:55all
19:55them
19:56buildings.
19:57One
19:57of them
19:57says to
19:58his
19:58friend,
19:59Hank,
19:59look at
20:00them
20:00two
20:00flies
20:01walking
20:01around
20:01there
20:02on
20:02the
20:02eighth
20:02floor.
20:03Hank
20:04answered,
20:04Clem,
20:05I
20:05can't
20:05see
20:05him,
20:06but I
20:06can
20:06sure
20:06hear
20:06the
20:06footsteps.
20:10Well,
20:10so
20:11long.
20:12This
20:12is
20:12your
20:12old
20:12friend,
20:13Joe
20:13the
20:13laughing
20:13boy,
20:14who
20:14says,
20:15he
20:15who
20:15laughs
20:16last,
20:17laughs
20:17best.
20:21I
20:21can't
20:24see
20:24him,
20:24but I
20:25can
20:25hear
20:25their
20:25footsteps.
20:27That's
20:28a funny
20:28one yet,
20:29ain't it,
20:29Honor?
20:30Oh,
20:31yes,
20:31very funny,
20:31Your Honor.
20:32Here,
20:32wait a minute,
20:33I ain't
20:33through with
20:34it yet.
20:37Here
20:38you
20:38are.
20:39Thank
20:39you.
20:39So
20:40long.
20:40wonder
20:52what's
20:52come
20:52over
20:52that
20:53boy
20:53lately.
20:54Seems
20:54to be
20:54acting
20:54kind
20:55of
20:55funny.
20:56I
20:56don't
20:56think
20:56he
20:57cares
20:57for
20:57your
20:57records.
20:58Who
20:58knew
20:59it,
20:59they?
21:00How
21:00about
21:00that
21:00trim
21:01now?
21:01No,
21:02thanks.
21:10Three
21:11days
21:11later,
21:11a gold
21:12shipment
21:12of $40,000
21:13left the
21:14smelter for
21:14the railhead.
21:15This
21:15time,
21:16I had
21:16secretly
21:17picked
21:17the road
21:17and
21:18Walden
21:18instructed
21:18Michael
21:19to use
21:19it.
21:19Tension
21:22was
21:23mounting
21:23as we
21:23watched
21:24the
21:24wagon
21:24making
21:25its
21:25way
21:25on
21:25the
21:25road
21:25below
21:26us.
21:26$40,000
21:28$40,000
21:29$40,000
21:30$40,000
21:56to
21:58get
21:59them
21:59best
22:01!
22:02Keep
22:03it,
22:03keep
22:04that
22:04it
22:05iÅŸ
22:05ann
22:20get
22:21that
22:26Get the guns away from them.
22:56Well, I suspected you, but I thought you were old enough to have better sense.
23:12Well, there's two fellas from the country stood around the streets of New York looking up at the top of all them buildings.
23:18One of them says to his friend,
23:21Well, there you are.
23:22What does it all mean, Hoppy?
23:24Well, this is how Tilden knew about the gold shipments.
23:27Michael's made the recordings and sent them in to him.
23:30I found the recording machine in Michael's office.
23:32I also found the code to these records in his office desk.
23:36Now, this is how it works.
23:38For instance, on this record where he talks about the top of the building, that meant the upper road.
23:43In the record where he talks about parsley, that meant the brush road or the lower road.
23:50Now, there's a record about the opera.
23:52He used the word dead.
23:53That meant there'd be no shipment.
23:56The one where he talked about pretty, that meant there would be a gold shipment.
24:00Sure.
24:01And no matter what road you told them to use, Mr. Wall, they switched it.
24:04And Michael tipped off his honor.
24:06Yeah, you were on the right track, Don.
24:08Well, I thought there was something funny about those records.
24:11Yeah, and you got pretty close, too.
24:13So close that you were suspicious of me.
24:15I thought I'd seen one of those dictating machines in Michael's office.
24:19That's what I went there to find.
24:20You just didn't look in the right place.
24:23It was in that big cabinet.
24:24Well, Tilda and Michael's will have a lot of laughs together in jail.
24:29For a long time.
24:31I wonder if they'll remember this.
24:33Oh, so long.
24:36This is your old friend, Joe the Laughing Boy, who says,
24:39He who laughs last, laughs best.
24:42Hi, little partners.
24:50Have you been doing anything to help Mom around the house lately?
24:55You haven't?
24:57Let's do all we can to help her, huh?
25:00I bet you'll have fun doing it, and I know Mom will appreciate it.
25:04Will you do that for me?
25:06Now, till next week so long, and good luck.
25:09There he goes on his way
25:16Down the moon that trails to where cowboys rain
25:20Hop along, Cassidy
25:23Hop along, Cassidy
25:27He'll return soon again
25:31There's no use to say goodbye until then
25:35Hop along, Cassidy
25:39So long, hop along
25:41The langsams
25:43Hop along, Cassidy
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