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Outlaw Days: The Story of Jesse James is a classic Western film that explores the life of one of the most legendary outlaws of the American frontier. The story follows Jesse James through his days of rebellion, loyalty, and conflict, set against the rugged landscapes of the Wild West.
This timeless Western captures themes of lawlessness, brotherhood, and the struggle between freedom and authority. With its strong characters and frontier atmosphere, the film reflects the harsh realities and myths surrounding the outlaw era.
A must-watch for fans of classic Western cinema and historical adventure stories rooted in the spirit of the Old West.
This timeless Western captures themes of lawlessness, brotherhood, and the struggle between freedom and authority. With its strong characters and frontier atmosphere, the film reflects the harsh realities and myths surrounding the outlaw era.
A must-watch for fans of classic Western cinema and historical adventure stories rooted in the spirit of the Old West.
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00:00The End
00:30Latest Kansas City paper here.
00:33Full text of President Grant's message to Congress.
00:39Hot off the press, folks, all about Jesse James.
00:42Here, read all about Jesse.
00:43Here, son, give me one of those.
00:44Me too.
00:45Yes, lady.
00:46Here, boy. I'll take one of those.
00:47Right down here, son.
00:55Hey, bub.
00:56I don't see nothing in here about Jesse James.
00:59Keep looking, mister, on page four.
01:05Now, this must be it.
01:07In the middle of column three,
01:09Jesse James leads Grant.
01:11According to statistics,
01:13five male babies born in St. Joseph, Missouri,
01:16during the past month,
01:17have been christened Jesse James.
01:20During the same period,
01:21three have been christened Ulysses Grant.
01:23Glorifying an outlaw.
01:26Naming babies after him.
01:28It's an outrage.
01:29Yep.
01:30Maybe so.
01:31But some folks is disposed to, Jesse.
01:34Claim as how him and his kin folks
01:36got a rough deal after the war.
01:38And you think that excuses him for robbing banks?
01:41Nope.
01:42Maybe not.
01:43But some folks don't figure he needs any excuse,
01:46especially when it comes to robbing
01:48some of these land grabbers
01:49that have come in here since the war
01:51getting rich off other folks' misfortunes.
01:54I'll have you understand, sir,
01:55that banks are the very foundation of modern progress.
01:59If you run a bank,
02:00I reckon that's fine and dandy.
02:02But I still claim
02:03we was getting along first straight out here
02:05without so much such-like progress.
02:08How about it, old timer?
02:09You look like you've been around here
02:11long enough to hold an opinion.
02:14Well, now, I can't say about Missouri.
02:17This first time I've been back here
02:18in 915 years,
02:20wouldn't be here now
02:21if wasn't for my granddaughter.
02:22She argued fight me into
02:24selling out from California diggings.
02:28A digging?
02:30Do you mean a gold mine?
02:31Yep.
02:32Platter.
02:34That's the first nugget I took out of her.
02:36She weighs just a little mite shy
02:38of $19.06 bits.
02:40Well, a mine that size
02:42must have brought you a good price.
02:44Well, I ain't complaining.
02:45Now, right in that bag, girls.
02:47I'm afraid folks out here
02:49have an exaggerated idea
02:50about California gold mines.
02:52All the nuggets aren't as big as that one.
02:55So I thought Grandpa should sell
02:56before the mine ran out
02:57and come back to Missouri.
03:00Owning land that grows something,
03:02there's a lot more...
03:03Here she comes, boys.
03:13Hurry up.
03:16You're exactly right, miss.
03:18There's nothing like
03:19a good Missouri farm for security
03:20and I happen to know
03:21a big piece of acreage
03:22right outside of Muniz
03:23that can be bought...
03:24Here's my card.
03:25I'd like to be an assistant.
03:26Thank you, Mr. Wyatt.
03:28My name's Mary Whittaker.
03:29What happened?
03:34This is a hold-up, folks.
03:36Help!
03:36Don't worry, madam.
03:38Jesse James never hurts
03:39anybody that listens to orders.
03:41Reach higher and try and touch
03:42that genuine mahogany trim.
03:45He means you too, Grandpa.
03:46Reach!
03:47If it wasn't for the presence
03:48of this young lady, I would...
03:49I know, I know.
03:51You'd show us how brave you are.
03:53Well, there are three more
03:53of us outside.
03:54I suppose you'd like to take care
03:55of them after mopping up
03:56on Frank and me.
03:59Never mind this.
04:01I'll take care of that.
04:03Keep them covered, Frank.
04:20Move aside, Jesse,
04:21and let me shoot the car.
04:22No, no, please don't.
04:29Don't worry, lady.
04:34Leave him be.
04:35He's the only critter
04:35on this train
04:36with an ounce of spunk.
04:38Where are you from, Grandpa?
04:39From California gold diggings?
04:41Yeah.
04:42How'd you do out there?
04:43I've done all right.
04:44About time to do.
04:45That's 15 years.
04:47Hmm?
04:48Well, then you won't miss
04:50that watch and chain.
04:52Just drop it right in here.
04:53That's a good boy.
05:04Thanks, gentlemen.
05:06And you, sir?
05:06Wyatt Brothers Bank.
05:18Samuel Wyatt President.
05:20Much obliged, Mr. Wyatt.
05:22Maybe someday we'll do business together.
05:24Derek!
05:25Much obliged, folks.
05:28You can relax now.
05:29Let's get tough here.
05:45Look at it, folks.
05:46Gold and greenbacks.
05:49Good work, old-timer.
05:51I guess Jesse James
05:52ain't so smart after all.
05:55How much you got there, mister?
05:57Oh, about $4,000.
05:58Phew!
06:00Here you are, miss.
06:02Next time, your grandfather
06:03might not be so lucky.
06:04He should put his money in the bank
06:05and carry cash his checks.
06:06That's what I tried to tell him.
06:08Let me tell you something, mister.
06:10I don't spend no 15 years
06:12finding a gold mine
06:13and then trusting some stranger
06:15with what I get for it.
06:16And I don't want no
06:17arguing about it, nother.
06:26What's the exact amount, Bob?
06:27There's $41,280.
06:31Is that what you made it?
06:32Yep.
06:33Can't have what Mary paid
06:34for the house from furnishings
06:35this morning.
06:36There you are, mister Whitaker.
06:37Now, this book tells you
06:38exactly how much you have
06:39on deposit.
06:40Thank you, mister White.
06:41You've been very kind.
06:42Tomorrow, we'll drop out
06:43and see that farmland
06:43I was telling you about.
06:45In the meantime,
06:45your money is in safe hands.
06:47That's a big load off my mind.
06:54Don't you feel better, too?
06:55I suppose so,
06:56but I don't feel like
06:57a rich man no more.
06:58It's us, Mom.
07:16Boys,
07:17you shouldn't take these chances.
07:18We was heading by here,
07:19anyhow,
07:20and stopped by
07:20to leave a couple letters.
07:21That's better than trusting the mail.
07:23This is for you,
07:24and this one's for old man Horner.
07:26Inside's a little donation
07:27from the railroad company.
07:29Kind of makes up for the way
07:30they cheated him
07:31out of that right-of-way.
07:32It ain't any more
07:33than right and just, Mom.
07:34Horner gave most of his light
07:35to clear on that land.
07:37Where's Dr. Samuels?
07:38He's out on a sick call.
07:40And Buster, where's he?
07:41He's been in bed long ago.
07:42I'd waken him,
07:43only,
07:44well, you know how
07:45his father feels about...
07:47Jesse,
07:48is that you?
07:49You bet, Buster.
07:51You glad to see me?
07:52Gee wheezes.
07:53Hello, Frank.
07:53Hello, Buster.
07:54Why don't you come
07:55to see us more often?
07:56Well, you see,
07:57we've been kind of busy.
07:58How are you getting along
07:59in school?
07:59Well, all right,
08:00I guess I'm up to long division.
08:01Do you like your teacher?
08:02Mm-hmm.
08:03And the other kids,
08:03they treat you all right?
08:04Gee wheezes.
08:05And you know, Jesse,
08:06when we play fox and hounds,
08:07they always let me be the fox.
08:09And most of the time,
08:10they can't catch me.
08:12Why does that make
08:12them say I'm a lot like you?
08:15Well, um...
08:16I don't know.
08:19I haven't any idea.
08:20I guess you better
08:21go back to bed, Buster.
08:22Good night, now.
08:23Good night, Jesse.
08:24Good night, Frank.
08:25Good night, Buster.
08:27I guess the doc's right
08:28about him not seeing
08:28too much of Frank and me.
08:30We've got to go now, Mom.
08:33Goodbye.
08:34Come on.
08:34Good night, Buster.
08:43Good night, Buster.
08:43Good night, Buster.
08:44Good night, Buster.
08:45Good night, Buster.
08:45Good night, Buster.
08:46Good night, Buster.
08:46Good night, Buster.
08:47Good night, Buster.
08:47Good night, Buster.
08:48Good night, Buster.
08:48Good night, Buster.
08:49Good night, Buster.
08:49Good night, Buster.
08:50Good night, Buster.
08:51Good night, Buster.
08:52Good night, Buster.
08:53Good night, Buster.
08:54Good night, Buster.
08:55Good night, Buster.
08:56Good night, Buster.
08:57Good night, Buster.
08:58Good night, Buster.
08:59Well, hurry up. Come on in. Close that door.
09:13Yes, sir. Run away, sir.
09:19Well, hurry up with that, Fields. We haven't got all night, Jesse.
09:22Wait. Mr. Wyatt, you should have had me fooled. I thought that...
09:30Sounds like it come from the bank.
09:50Declare war on James Brothers.
09:52Offer huge reward.
09:54Captain Worthington, head of railroad police, on way to Missouri.
09:59Attracted by an offer of a $50,000 reward, Captain Worthington left Chicago for the scene of last night's bank robbery.
10:07If you hurry, you can get to me in some time to confer with him, Roy.
10:12I don't expect that a big gun like Worthington will pay much attention to a peace officer like me.
10:18That's all right. But we can't afford to work at cross purposes with the railroad.
10:22So you'd better get together with Worthington somehow.
10:25All right, if that's orders.
10:26Not orders, exactly, Roy. It's in the form of a suggestion.
10:30Our principal interest right now is in having that bank in Munis open its doors again.
10:34The only thing is, I can't figure out how Jesse hops around fast enough to do all the things they say he does. Missouri one day and Minnesota the next.
10:42Yes. I've been thinking of that, too.
10:46Well, anyway, here are your instructions in writing.
10:55Stand back.
10:56Sam Wyatt. Tell him to come out.
10:58We've got a right to know about our money.
10:59Just a moment, please.
11:00I have some encouraging news for you.
11:02Oh, Captain.
11:03This is Captain Worthington, head of the railroad detective service.
11:06He's going to take charge of everything.
11:07But what about our money?
11:08That's why Captain Worthington's here.
11:10He's going to get it back for you.
11:11We're not looking to him for it, Sam.
11:13We're looking to you.
11:14Well, I'd make good your losses if I could, but I'm broke, too.
11:17Every cent that Bob and I had was in that vault.
11:19I can't help that. I want my money.
11:20Come on.
11:22You better go back inside, Sam.
11:24Yes.
11:27Now, listen to me, folks.
11:29You're all my friends.
11:30I know how you feel.
11:31And I don't blame you.
11:33But as long as I'm sheriff of this county, I am to see that justice is done to each and every one of you.
11:39If it's a fact that the bank has been cleaned out, you ain't going to gain anything by messing things up.
11:44So the best thing you can do is to go back home and let Captain Worthington here get started after Jesse James.
11:52Hi there, Roy.
11:53Hi there, Sheriff.
11:55What brought you up in this neck of the woods?
11:56I thought you had enough horse thieves in your part of the country to keep you busy all summer.
12:00Hung the last one a week ago, so I quit the stock raisers and hired out to the Bankers Association.
12:05They told me when I got down here to get in touch with you, Captain Worthington.
12:08Name's Rogers.
12:08Why'd they want you to see me?
12:10They thought maybe we could cooperate.
12:12But this is all they gave me in the way of instructions.
12:17Call on Jesse James.
12:18Do you know where to find him?
12:19I hadn't given much thought to that.
12:21Just started looking, I guess.
12:22But you know if you saw him?
12:24Not without an introduction.
12:27Neither did anybody else in this part of the state, except maybe his ma, over in the next county,
12:31and his stepdaddy, old Doc Samuels.
12:35See you right after lunch in about an hour.
12:37Come on, Finn.
12:41I have an idea that fellow's a lot smarter than he pretends to be.
12:43For instance, the sheriff's remark about horse thieves.
12:45We better team up with him then.
12:47That way we can clean up our business quicker.
12:49Our only job is getting that $50,000 reward, and that's worth waiting for.
12:52What if James does commit a few more crimes before we catch up with him?
12:55That may cause him to raise the ante.
12:57And we don't want to split with someone who calls himself Rogers.
13:00But how are we going to shake loose from him?
13:01We won't.
13:02We'll pretend to cooperate with him till we find out what he's up to,
13:04and then we'll cut in ahead of him.
13:06So it looks like the only clue we've got to go on is one of the robbers is wounded.
13:09Yep.
13:10That's what Hamlin the teller claims.
13:11He's sure he hit one of them.
13:13Said he saw him grab the horn to keep himself in the saddle.
13:16How about stepping over to the house we've been having a snack?
13:19I'm much obliged, Sheriff, but I just took on a late breakfast.
13:22I guess I'll look around some while I'm waiting for Worthington.
13:25Maybe right out in the direction the robbers went.
13:27Can't ever tell what a fellow's liable to stumble onto.
13:29That's right.
13:30That's right.
13:59Good afternoon, ma'am.
14:21But where did you come from?
14:23I saw you putting up that sign, so I...
14:25Oh, you want to see the house.
14:26We'll come right on in.
14:29Thanks a lot, ma'am.
14:30My name's Mary Whitaker.
14:34Pleased to meet you, Miss Whitaker.
14:37Well, this is it, Mr...
14:39Rogers.
14:40How many in your family, Mr. Rogers?
14:42Only one, counting myself, up to the present.
14:44Oh, in that case, I mean, if you're intending to get married, well, wouldn't you want her to see it, too, before you made up your mind?
14:51Oh, I guess whatever it suits you, it suits her, all right.
14:54Is that argument in good condition?
14:56Yes, sir.
14:57It has a lot of brand new stops you probably never saw before.
14:59I like to ride through the Echo Mountain
15:11The Echo makes my dream come true
15:16I say I love you
15:20It says I love you
15:23And I imagine I ride with you
15:28I like to roam through the Echo Mountain
15:33It makes me feel that you are near
15:39I say I miss you
15:43It says I miss you
15:45And I keep thinking
15:48It's you I hear
15:51You, where can you be?
15:57You, who, you answer me
16:03I long for you, dear, from early morning
16:08Until the stars begin to shine
16:14So I'll keep riding through Echo Mountain
16:19Until the moment you're really mine
16:26Gabriel Whittaker, whatever are you up to?
16:31I'm up to getting my belongings back, that's what.
16:34I was willing to forget about my watch and chain,
16:37but when some horny rascallion figures on skinning me out of $40,000,
16:42right there's where I start getting mad.
16:45Please, Grandpa, there's no sense to getting yourself all excited.
16:48Excited?
16:49Who's excited?
16:50That Jesse James has overreached himself, that what?
16:53And if I ever lay hands on him, I'll...
16:55Who's your friend, Mary?
16:58Oh, I'm sorry.
16:59Mr. Rogers, this is my grandfather.
17:01Mr. Rogers just dropped in to look at the house.
17:03You see, we had all our money in the bank, Jesse James robbed.
17:06That's why Grandpa's so excited.
17:07I tell you, he ain't excited.
17:09I'm mad.
17:10And there's a heap of difference.
17:11You lost your money?
17:14Is that why you had to rent your home?
17:15Yes.
17:16We just bought it in the furniture, too.
17:18We expected to settle down here and buy farming property, and then...
17:21I let him argue if I mean to put my money in the bank.
17:24Let me tell you something, young fella.
17:26Never have nothing to do with no banks.
17:28If you got any money to protect, you yourself a good dog.
17:31Like Whiskers here.
17:32Be a whole lot safer with him.
17:33Please, must we go into all that again?
17:36I suppose it's my fault, mostly.
17:38Grandpa never had any use for banks,
17:39but after we got caught in that train hold-up
17:41and Jesse James almost got our money...
17:44Almost nothing.
17:45Whiskers here scared him off quick.
17:47Made a grab for his nose, got his mask instead.
17:49Pulled it clean off his face.
17:51Wait a minute.
17:52You trying to tell me you were on that train that Jesse James robbed?
17:54You're darn tootin'.
17:56And that dog there unmasked him?
17:57Yes, siree.
17:58You must know what he looks like.
18:00Well, maybe not for sure,
18:02but Mary here would.
18:04Looked him square in the eye.
18:06Is that a fact, miss?
18:07Would you know him if you saw him again?
18:09Well, I suppose so.
18:10Well, come along with me.
18:11You too, Grandpa.
18:12But what about the house?
18:13Don't you want to see the kitchen?
18:15Well, I'm sorry about that, miss,
18:16but to tell you the truth,
18:18I wasn't even looking for a place to rent.
18:20You're not?
18:21No, ma'am.
18:22But I thought you said,
18:24aren't you going to get married either?
18:26No, ma'am.
18:27Anyway, not that I know of.
18:29The marrying idea was yours.
18:31Oh, you...
18:33Now, listen, miss.
18:34I've got an appointment to keep,
18:35and you've got to go along to identify Jesse James.
18:37I'm what?
18:39Are you crazy?
18:41No, ma'am.
18:42I'm a peace officer.
18:44You come along.
18:45I might need you too.
18:46If what I've got in mind works out,
18:47you won't need to rent your house.
18:52Not that I claim to be any great chucks
18:54as a detective, Captain Worthington,
18:55but it seems common sense
18:57if one of the James boys was wounded.
18:59He'd be looking up a doctor sooner or later.
19:01That sound was raised to more.
19:03And the likeliest doctor for him to think about
19:04will be his own stepfather.
19:06Well, possibly.
19:08Anyway, it wouldn't do us any harm
19:09to ride out that way and find out.
19:11Especially now that Miss Whittaker
19:12would know Jesse if she saw him anywhere.
19:14Sounds like a wild goose chase to me.
19:16But of course, if you insist, Miss Whittaker.
19:19Insist?
19:20I don't even know what he's talking about.
19:23I suppose our next move would be
19:25to walk up to the house
19:26and say we'd like to rent it.
19:28Maybe they'd have Jesse show us through the place.
19:42Good evening.
19:43Are you the doctor?
19:44Yes, ma'am.
19:45Well, my grandfather's just come down
19:47with cramps or something.
19:49That's our campfire over there.
19:51I'll be with you as soon as I get my medicine kit.
19:55Good night, Mother.
19:56Good night, dear.
19:57Good night, Buster.
19:58Good night, Pop.
19:59Good night, dear.
20:00I try not to be long,
20:01but don't wait for me.
20:04Everything's all clear.
20:05Samuels is down at the camp with the Rogers.
20:07All right, let's go.
20:07They say these James boys shoot fast and straight.
20:15If they're in that house,
20:16they'll have to pick us off
20:17before we get them located.
20:18I'll locate them before they locate us.
20:25Ever see one of these?
20:26No.
20:27What is it?
20:27One of those new Napa torches.
20:29All I do is light the fuse
20:30and let it burn down about there.
20:32And I throw it in the window
20:33just in time to light up the whole place.
20:35We rush in and have everybody covered
20:37before they know what it's all about.
20:54Everybody ready?
20:55Sure.
21:00Get back, Buster.
21:05Let's get out of here.
21:19What are you doing here?
21:20It wasn't supposed to explode.
21:22I thought it wasn't.
21:23But that Napa torches
21:24threw it in the light of the place.
21:25And I thought,
21:26I'll let go of me.
21:27I'll tell you it was an accident.
21:28So is this.
21:29Martha.
21:42Martha.
21:46Buster.
21:47Buster.
21:49Take it easy, Martha.
21:51Buster.
21:52Take it easy.
21:52Take it easy.
21:52Take it easy.
21:59He's burnt some,
21:59but he'll be all right.
22:19Nebraska.
22:20That's the man.
22:21Sand Valley, Nebraska.
22:22What do you know about him?
22:23As far as I know,
22:24Thompson's a hard-working,
22:25law-biding citizen.
22:26He had a brother, though,
22:28called Bud.
22:29They had to send him to Leavenworth
22:30for trying to rob a post office.
22:31Is he still in Leavenworth?
22:33As I recollect,
22:34his sentence has three,
22:34four more years to run.
22:36Why?
22:37What do you make out of this?
22:38I found that in the burning house
22:39last night.
22:41Gosh almighty, Roy,
22:43you've got Jesse James'
22:44post office address.
22:44Yes.
22:44Yes.
22:56Now, I know I see a postcard
22:58for you here somewhere
23:00from down to Leavenworth.
23:03Your brother, Bud,
23:05says he's getting long
23:06as well as could be expected
23:07that...
23:08Oh, here it is.
23:09He says...
23:11Oh.
23:13Here's your newspaper, too.
23:15Markiplier.
23:15Markiplier.
23:15I'll raise you in all I got.
23:33Drag ten, Cole.
23:33I'm that much shy.
23:35Wait a minute.
23:37Maybe you'll let this
23:37make up the difference.
23:38All right.
23:46Trees full on sevens.
23:50Hello, man.
23:52Hi, Jesse.
23:54Here's your joint, Frank.
24:00Want to see what's new, Jesse?
24:08Come on, Frank.
24:15We've got work to do.
24:17Why?
24:18What's the matter, Jesse?
24:20A bank detective
24:21started a raid the other night.
24:23Mom and Buster have been hurt.
24:38You the sheriff?
24:42No, I'm the sheriff.
24:44Sheriff's out of town.
24:45Well, maybe you can tell me
24:47what I want to know.
24:48Where can I find
24:49that detective Roy Rogers?
24:51He's out of town, too.
24:52Left the mighty head of the sheriff.
24:55Happen to know where they went?
24:57No, they didn't say.
24:59Sheriff neither.
25:00Huntin' Jesse James, I guess.
25:05Much obliged.
25:07You're welcome.
25:08Got him.
25:16Say, you parcel
25:17that Worthington outfit?
25:20No, why?
25:21Well, he's been
25:22pesting me
25:23with the same brand
25:23of questions.
25:25He's appeared
25:25that Rogers will beat him
25:26to the $50,000 reward.
25:30Shoot.
25:30Who are those fellas, anyway?
25:46Clear out.
25:46What do you want?
25:55There's a fella
25:55going by the name
25:56of McDaniels live here.
25:57Maybe.
25:58Why do you want to know?
25:59Me and his brother
25:59was acquainted some,
26:00and he told me
26:01to look him up.
26:02Bud?
26:02I guess you're wondering
26:04where I got acquainted
26:04with him.
26:05Leavenworth?
26:05Yeah.
26:06Most folks don't put much
26:08store in ex-convicts,
26:09and that's why I thought
26:10maybe if I looked up
26:10Bud's brother,
26:11that's a...
26:11what he's trying to say
26:12is we ain't been
26:13eating regular.
26:16All right.
26:17Come in.
26:21I hope you don't think
26:22we've been hinting
26:23for a free meal,
26:24stranger.
26:25Shut that door.
26:26Light and eat.
26:29I'm Thompson McDaniels.
26:30You know Bud, too?
26:31Why, uh...
26:32No, he did his time
26:33before Bud got there.
26:34Then me and him
26:35teamed up after I got out.
26:36I reckon they're all right
26:38if one of them knows Bud.
26:39Yeah, if he does know Bud.
26:42Grub's on, Cole.
26:55Do you happen to be
26:56the Cole Younger
26:56I've heard Bud talk
26:57so much about?
26:58I'm Cole Younger,
27:00but I don't know
27:00whether you heard Bud
27:01talking about me or not.
27:03It could have been
27:04you've seen my picture
27:04on reward notices.
27:06That's the way you fellas
27:07feel about us.
27:08Maybe we'd better be going.
27:10Sit down and finish your grub.
27:11here.
27:21Throw on this.
27:24What are you gawking at,
27:25Thompson?
27:25Looks like we're going
27:26to have more visitors.
27:31Any more of Bud's friends
27:32going to follow you here?
27:33No, who is it?
27:34Get back.
27:35Jim, you and Bob
27:36get in the back room
27:37and take your biddles with you.
27:38You too.
27:39Might as well have you
27:40where we can keep an eye on you.
27:42Come on.
27:43Pick up that plate and cup
27:44and get it.
27:44Where's the men that belong
28:04to them two horses outside?
28:05There are a couple of strays.
28:07I found them down the road a piece,
28:08fixed them in and tied them up.
28:10It ain't natural for horses
28:11to stray by them and saddle
28:12like that.
28:13Besides, you're lying.
28:14We're peace officers.
28:15When we leave here,
28:16we're going to take
28:17a couple of prisoners
28:17along with us.
28:18Where you hiding?
28:20I ain't hiding nobody.
28:21And I found them horses
28:22just like I said.
28:23Then you can't have
28:24any objections
28:24to us looking around, son.
28:26This is my home.
28:27And you haven't any legal rights
28:28snooping around
28:29without a search warrant.
28:30This is all the search warrant
28:31I need.
28:32Now I'll see what's
28:33the other side of that door.
28:35You fellas don't want
28:36to get mixed up in this.
28:37Stay back.
28:45Much obliged, Mr. McDaniels.
28:47I guess we'll be drifting.
28:48Hold on, young fella.
28:49I want to talk to you two.
28:51Where'd you get the money
28:52to buy them horses?
28:53Well, you suppose.
28:54We earned it.
28:55Where's the two of you in hell?
28:56They were bought
28:56in the stolen greenbacks.
28:58Hold out your hand.
29:01Drop them guns.
29:03We've won that drill first, son.
29:05Either one, I guess.
29:06Why not?
29:07You heard them say
29:08they were peace officers,
29:09didn't you?
29:10That doesn't make any difference.
29:12Mr. McDaniels
29:12took us in unsuspecting.
29:15Being a law-abiding citizen,
29:16we'd want to have him
29:17mixed up in any murder.
29:17I'll get started.
29:33You better take these with you.
29:34You might need them sometime.
29:35I hope it works.
29:36I'll get it out of here
29:41before I lose my self-control.
29:48I'll give you an idea
29:50what's going to happen to you
29:51next time we meet you.
29:55I'm sorry about this.
29:57If I hadn't thought
29:57we'd shake them off for trails,
29:58we'd never come near here.
29:59Well, this ain't no time
30:00for excusing you, sir.
30:02We've all got to get saddled
30:03and skin out of here
30:03before they come back
30:04with the posse.
30:04We've got to get saddled and skin out of here.
30:05We've got to get saddled and skin out of here.
30:06We've got to get saddled and skin out of here.
30:07We've got to get saddled and skin out of here.
30:08We've got to get saddled and skin out of here.
30:09We've got to get saddled and skin out of here.
30:10We've got to get saddled and skin out of here.
30:11We've got to get saddled and skin out of here.
30:12We've got to get saddled and skin out of here.
30:13We've got to get saddled and skin out of here.
30:14We've got to get saddled and skin out of here.
30:15We've got to get saddled and skin out of here.
30:16We've got to get saddled and skin out of here.
30:17We've got to get saddled and skin out of here.
30:18yes sir gentlemen
30:37are you the captain worthington i presume so at least i know of no namesake is there a miss
30:44whitaker stopping here yes sir room two upstairs oh here's miss whitaker oh hello this is very
30:50fortunate it's extremely important that i get in touch with your grandfather mr rogers at once
30:54i'm sorry i can't help you i don't know where they are please how can i help you get your money back
30:58if you don't tell me it isn't money i'm worrying about they left me here almost a week ago and i
31:05haven't seen them since where did they go i don't know except they thought they might find jesse
31:09james i felt sure i'd see them in a day or two but he wants us to drift in the sand valley tomorrow
31:16him and frack will be there ahead of us we're taking big chances going back there as soon as this
31:20that's what i tried to tell jesse but he's so mad on account of busting he's more that he don't care
31:25what he wants to do is smoke this bank detective out in the open figures the best way to do that
31:31is draw some money out of the sand valley bank hope that fell up into this neck of the woods
31:36what did he want him up here for well you're supposed to pay him off for starting that raid
31:41on his stepfather's house he didn't have nothing to do with starting that raid all he done was
31:46how do you know he didn't what that fellow told us doesn't prove anything what fellow the fellow
31:50that sold us those two horses we were riding what'd he tell you well he claimed the investigation
31:54proved that that bank detective didn't have a thing to do with starting that raid well who did
31:58then near as i can figure out is one of the fellows hooked up with the railroad you counting on me
32:02to help you with that raid cold maybe so why it's going to look suspicious if we don't start
32:08drifting into town kind of gradual and i thought maybe me and one or two of the other boys could
32:12start moseying in tonight yeah well in the morning it'll be soon enough you and your partner better
32:18bunk alongside me and mcdaniels tonight that way the four of us can get up together
32:22for a bright and early start come along and fetch your blankets
32:27good morning miss whitaker any news of your grandfather no not yet well it's possible that
32:40he and roger succeeded in catching up with james and james became suspicious and then the wrong party
32:45took the other in custody you must have some idea where they expected to find him oh they thought
32:52he was hiding out somewhere in the vicinity so they left me here while they went to investigate
32:56that's all i can tell you if roger suspected that james of being around here he had a very good reason
33:02for thinking so i realize that now the danger must have been greater than he wanted me to know
33:08that's why he didn't tell me everything he thought i might get frightened and you're putting on a great
33:14act young lady but you haven't fooled me a bit please not so loud whether you know it or not i can take
33:19measures to make you tell the truth all you make believe anxiety doesn't mean a thing to me
33:23so you might as well start talking right excuse me stranger but where i come from men don't talk to
33:30their women folks such like thank you kindly but i think i'll be able to take care of myself
33:34his bark is much worse than his bite beg your pardon ma'am
33:39having met your bodyguard before i might have known my help wouldn't be needed
33:46who is this man do you know him
33:48just an acquaintance i met on the train
33:55thank you ma'am
33:57well possibly i did lose my temper and possibly you were telling the truth
34:08but in that case your grandfather is unquestionably being detained by jesse james
34:12i don't think so necessarily
34:15what would you do captain if you saw jesse james
34:20there's only one thing to do shoot first and ask questions afterwards
34:23but now about your grandfather and rogers i think they'll probably be able to take care of themselves
34:27also
34:28let's go
34:38let's go
35:18Bill, right ahead and keep an eye on them two jailbirds. I don't trust them too much.
35:31Shad's following us. We'd better split up while I figure a way to warn the marshal.
35:36Where can I find the marshal?
35:37In his office, likely. Just around the corner, after the pump, on the right side of the street.
35:42What do you want the marshal for?
35:43Jesse James is in town. I think there's going to be a robbery.
35:48Captain Worthington!
35:51Captain Worthington!
35:52Captain Worthington!
35:54Captain Worthington!
36:09Looks like you're going to have to buck me off, Trigger.
36:11Are you all right?
36:25I'm all right. I did it on purpose. I had to talk to you.
36:28You've got to get the bank and tell them to look out for a hold-up.
36:30Let's go, Frank.
36:46Let's go, Frank.
36:49Get down.
36:49Let's go, Frank.
36:50Get down.
36:51Don't knock.
36:52Johny, Henry.
36:53I, I'll do it.
36:54Let's go, Frank.
36:55That's not all right.
36:59Let's go.
36:59I'm sorry.
37:00I'm sorry, Frank.
37:15Get down.
37:16They're ganged up on us.
37:22Come on.
37:22Where are we going now?
37:23I don't know, but maybe Jesse James is going to help us find your money.
37:32Go after them.
37:33There's $50,000 getting away from us.
37:46Come on.
38:16Come on.
38:46You took a big chance there, Leavenworth.
38:53That's nothing, as long as you're all right.
38:54You and your brothers ride to the river.
39:15We're going over the ridge.
39:16Hey.
39:17Come on.
39:22THE END
39:52Help for your hand, Jesse.
39:54You got an arm of your own to look out for?
39:56Ah, shucks. Mine is a clean wound.
39:58Eleven right there. Patched it up slick.
40:01Come on in, boys.
40:09Serelda.
40:11Serelda, where are you?
40:14Serelda.
40:22Serelda.
40:30Darling, what's happened?
40:31I took sick about three days ago.
40:36Then the baby started ailing.
40:40It's nothing. It's just a scratch.
40:43Jeffy, you have...
40:44Now, now. The thing we've got to think about is getting you and the young and well.
40:47Maybe the fellow that fixed up my hand.
40:51He doesn't set himself up to be a doctor, but he sure did a good job for me.
40:56When I was a kid, there wasn't any docking calling distance,
40:59and Mom had to get by the best way she could.
41:03That wasn't so bad, was it?
41:04It was all right. It was good.
41:06It must be hard on women, folks, when that men get in serious trouble.
41:19Especially when they're sick.
41:21Yeah, I guess it is.
41:23Just about got us all cured up, haven't we?
41:25Yep.
41:27Guess you'll be scared out pretty soon, huh?
41:30Maybe you and Frank will be going along with me.
41:32Jesse and me have been talking it over.
41:36We think keeping company with us is taking too much of a risk.
41:40Likewise, we figured that maybe you'd like to settle back east somewhere
41:43and learn the doctrine trade from the ground up.
41:45You got a knack for it.
41:47And we're figuring on staking you as much as we're able.
41:51See how much we got saved up, Jesse.
42:02What is this, a holdup?
42:21Come over here.
42:22See how much is in it, Gabby.
42:29Shows, it can't be over two or three thousand dollars.
42:31What did you do with the rest of it, Jesse?
42:33You're Rogers, aren't you?
42:34Where's the rest of that money?
42:35The railway to take it that blows up people's halls.
42:37I'm working for the Bankers Association.
42:39You're under arrest for the robbery of the Wyatt Bank and the murder of its porter.
42:42If it means anything to you, I didn't have anything to do with that explosion.
42:44If it means anything to you, that's all the money there is.
42:46We didn't have anything to do with the robbery of that bank.
42:48There's a lot of robbers here and there trading on Franks in my name.
42:51Maybe that'll explain how you couldn't blow the safe to pieces,
42:54gather up all the money and get away as fast as they claim you did.
42:58It almost seemed like the money must have been taken before the safe was blasted.
43:01Like they were folks who belonged to the bank.
43:04Come on, Gabby, I guess we're on the wrong track.
43:12Wait a minute.
43:16Why'd you do that?
43:17Why'd you give me the chance to shoot you in the back?
43:19To prove to myself you're not the kind that would shoot an unarmed bank porter.
43:23I think I knew who robbed that bank.
43:27Well, I guess we'll get going.
43:29Jesse, unless you give me a reason, I won't be back.
43:37What'll I do with this?
43:38Leave it.
43:47Don't forget the baby's milk.
43:51I won't, Leavenworth.
43:53If anyone questions your authority, all you've got to do is show them that badge.
44:06All right, Finn, next applicant.
44:08All right, Jim.
44:09Can you furnish your own horse and equipment?
44:11Yes, sir.
44:12Have you ever been a peace officer?
44:13Yes, sir.
44:13I've been deputized occasionally.
44:15Do you know the purpose we're employing you for?
44:17To go hunting the James boys, ain't it?
44:19Yes, and their confeders, particularly Rogers and Whittaker.
44:23Sign the book.
44:24I told you, Captain, my grandfather had nothing to do with trying to rob that bank,
44:28nor Roy Rogers, either.
44:29They tried to warn the marshal.
44:31Then...
44:31I'm sorry, Miss Whittaker, but I'm very busy.
44:34Here you are.
44:35Next, Finn.
44:36Grandpa.
44:48Grandpa.
44:51There's a posse downstairs getting ready to go out and look for you.
44:54You can't stay here.
44:54I don't aim to.
44:55I just dropped in to tell you to pack your duds and sneak out cautious.
44:59Roy and me will be waiting down the east road a piece.
45:01Yes.
45:06This is where we've got to leave you, Mary.
45:15You understand what you're supposed to do as soon as you get to Munis, don't you?
45:18Yes, I understand, all right.
45:19But are you sure?
45:20Now, don't start worrying about me and Roy.
45:23I've got everything all figured out.
45:36The sheriff wants to see you right away, Mr. Wyatt.
45:40Sheriff?
45:41Where is he?
45:41What does he want?
45:42He's right outside.
45:42The Whittaker girl's with him.
45:44I don't know what he wants, but he says it's a matter of life and death.
45:47Show him in.
45:48Let's stay.
45:48Shut up.
45:49Help me put these books in.
45:51Get that scared look off your face.
46:01Sam, do you and Bob keep yourself armed?
46:03Why, we, uh, what difference does it make?
46:07If you don't, you'd better.
46:07Jesse James is gunning for you.
46:09Jesse James?
46:10After robbing me?
46:11Why, I...
46:11You've got a crazy idea that you set the officers on to blow up his stepdaddy's place.
46:16Why, that's ridiculous.
46:18I know it's ridiculous.
46:19That's what her grandpappy tried to tell him.
46:22But it wasn't any use.
46:23So he got word to her to come to me.
46:25Your grandfather?
46:26How did he know?
46:28He, uh, he heard them talking.
46:31Him and this here, Rogers, joined up the James gang, like Worthington claimed.
46:36But there's only make-believe.
46:37Just until they find out where they've hidden the money they took from your bank.
46:40Of course I'll be on the lookout, but not have no notion what Jesse looks like.
46:44I thought you might need a little protection.
46:48Just in case he gets by me.
46:49Why, he wouldn't be on that train, Sam.
46:55He's coming the wrong way.
46:59Yep.
47:00Number seven, right on the dot.
47:02Gets here at noon.
47:03Lights out to Kansas City after half hour for lunch.
47:06Latest St. Louis papers, folks.
47:18Press plans building canal across the isthmus of Panama.
47:23How about the press, folks, latest news about Jesse James here?
47:27Hey, mister, I'll have one.
47:28Yes, sir.
47:28There you are, mister.
47:29Who's next?
47:30Right over here.
47:30Yes, ma'am.
47:32Please, I'll take one.
47:33Yes, sir.
47:35Hurry up, Gabby.
47:54Here it comes.
48:00What's the matter?
48:01Something's happened.
48:03Huh.
48:04Just some cattle on the track.
48:09Get off.
48:10Get off.
48:10Get off.
48:11Get off.
48:13Ow.
48:14Get off.
48:17Peanuts, popcorn, cracker jack, chewing gum, and candy here.
48:21Peanuts.
48:23Keep your hands in plain sight, folks.
48:30Keep them covered, Jesse.
48:31Just for that, I'm going to start with you.
48:37Take off that watch and chain.
48:41Get out your wallet.
48:45Put them in that bag and close it up.
48:51Train crew's coming back.
48:52What do we do now?
49:04Ride out to the South Park and see what attention Worthington paid to that wire we faked.
49:10What do we do now?
49:10Ride out to the South Park and see what attention Worthington paid to that wire we faked.
49:14I hope this Henley, whoever he is, hasn't let us on a wild goose chase.
49:15I hope this Henley, whoever he is, hasn't let us on a wild goose chase.
49:21Anyway, this must be the place he met.
49:22And it's still Friday afternoon.
49:23Could that be them now?
49:24No.
49:25No.
49:26No.
49:27No.
49:28No.
49:29No.
49:30No.
49:31No.
49:32No.
49:33No.
49:34No.
49:35No.
49:36No.
49:37No.
49:38No.
49:39No.
49:40No.
49:41No.
49:42No.
49:43No.
49:44No.
49:45No.
49:46No.
49:47No.
49:48No.
49:49No.
49:50No.
49:51No.
49:52No.
49:53No.
49:54No.
49:55No.
49:56No.
49:57No.
49:58No.
49:59No.
50:00No.
50:01No.
50:02No.
50:03No.
50:04No.
50:05No.
50:06No.
50:07No.
50:08No.
50:09Here they come.
50:20Did you get them all rounded up, Sheriff?
50:39Yes, I can figure it.
50:41You haven't bring along their past books?
50:42Yep, I sure did.
50:44All right, folks, I think I've got just about all the money that was taken under robbery.
50:47So if you'll get your books ready, we'll kind of check out.
50:49You really mean it?
50:49Well, mine's 800.
50:51Here's my book.
50:51This is a fine thing you've done, Rogers.
50:53It's going to mean a lot to Muniz.
51:07Where's Rogers?
51:08Right here.
51:10You're under arrest.
51:12What for?
51:13Hating and abetting Jesse James in an attempted bank robbery.
51:15The only robbery I had anything to do with was a railroad car five or six hours ago.
51:19Right here's the loot.
51:20I took it from Sam and Bob White.
51:22Yeah.
51:23Looks like they robbed their own bank and then tried to blame it on the Jesse James.
51:27Well, uh, did you...
51:28Have you got them in jail?
51:29Nope.
51:30The only thing I bothered about was this money.
51:32That's right, Wellington.
51:34Come on, men.
51:35We'll track down the wire.
51:36Leave yourself for trouble, Captain.
51:38I got a telegraph message saying they was arrested in Kansas City as they stepped off the train.
51:41I'd like to ride through the Echo Mountain.
51:54The Echo makes my dream come true.
52:00I say I love you.
52:03It says I love you.
52:06And I imagine I ride with you.
52:11I long for you, dear, from early morning
52:17Until the stars begin to shine
52:23So I'll keep right to Echo Mountain
52:27Until the moment you're really mine
52:35Until the stars begin to shine
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