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The King and Four Queens (1956) is a classic Western adventure that follows a charming drifter who arrives in a small town and becomes involved with a family of four women running a ranch. As he navigates their dynamic, unexpected challenges, and town conflicts, the story highlights themes of loyalty, courage, and clever strategy. With memorable performances, scenic landscapes, and engaging storytelling, this film offers a delightful and entertaining experience for fans of classic Western cinema.
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00:04:15Gracias, Sr. Zayn.
00:04:17He reckon the women will meet me at the bridge.
00:04:19You know, the first stone I took over to Wagamound,
00:04:22I started across that bridge like an idiot.
00:04:24Darn it had my head blown off.
00:04:26You don't say.
00:04:28Must be mighty touchy folks live out that way.
00:04:30Son, if you had $100,000 stashed away,
00:04:33you'd be a mighty touchy yourself.
00:04:37Get up!
00:04:45¿Qué es lo que se ha hecho?
00:04:57Buenas tardes.
00:04:59¿Puedo hacer un whisky, por favor?
00:05:03¿Puedo ir a comprar tu fixas ahí?
00:05:06¿Puedo ir a ti, Frank?
00:05:07Gracias.
00:05:10Gracias.
00:05:14¿Puedo ir a through?
00:05:15¿También?
00:05:19La Wagon Mount.
00:05:22¿También? ¿También lo escucha? El traveler va a la Wagon Mount.
00:05:26¿También conoce, Mami?
00:05:28No, no puedo decir que lo que sea.
00:05:30Si te encuentro, ella va a ser la mujer que le da una cara en tu cabeza.
00:05:34¿Qué es tu opinión, amigo?
00:05:36Yo... sell.
00:05:37¿Sell qué?
00:05:40Nociones.
00:05:41¿Puedo decir mi consejo?
00:05:43Si, la Wagon Mount.
00:05:45Tengo una ciudad con cinco widores.
00:05:47¿También lo trabaja?
00:05:49Tengo un dinero para darse.
00:05:51Tengo que dinero para gastar.
00:05:52Si, solo $100,000 en gold está en lugar.
00:05:54¿Eso es todo?
00:05:55No le da nada más de interés.
00:05:57No le da nada más de interés aquí.
00:05:59La mcdade-más de la garganta de las garganta de las gargantas.
00:06:02¿Has visto los mcdades?
00:06:06¿También los mcdades?
00:06:09Una de las cargas de la mayoría de años.
00:06:12La Red Drop mine shipments. Estuvo en el barrio y jugó a la Wagon Mount.
00:06:16Era una gran ciudad, entonces.
00:06:19¿Tiene el colegio?
00:06:21Sí, lo que ha hecho, lo que ha hecho.
00:06:22La posse en sus pies.
00:06:24En el barrio para hacer un stand.
00:06:26Si, alguien le dio un lampo en el interior.
00:06:28Pero el lampo se quedó en el topo de una caja de powder.
00:06:33Es una historia muy interesante.
00:06:36Solo una cosa está mal.
00:06:37¿Qué es eso?
00:06:38Un de los mcdades ha estado operando en el Dacota.
00:06:42Sí, el que se quedó.
00:06:44¿Quién?
00:06:46Mi nombre, amigo.
00:06:48Boone, Prince, Matt, Roy.
00:06:50Take your pick.
00:06:52We found 3 bodies in them ashes.
00:06:54One of them ducked out of that barn before it went blue.
00:06:57I wouldn't count on him to leave that gold lying around.
00:07:00Oh, he's there already.
00:07:02He wasn't carting no baggage when he left.
00:07:04I was in that posse, friend.
00:07:06I helped turn that town upside down looking for that loot.
00:07:08Never found a smell of it.
00:07:10You just ask what them widows is hanging around for.
00:07:13Just go ahead, ask.
00:07:14I was wondering about those widows.
00:07:16They'll be there.
00:07:17Waiting.
00:07:18Ma and those 4 wives taking over that hotel.
00:07:21They're waiting for that living day to come back so they can speak about gold.
00:07:25And they don't want no nosy strangers prying around.
00:07:30Here.
00:07:31Well, thanks for the entertainment.
00:07:34You don't believe us, do you?
00:07:38See that?
00:07:39Luck piece.
00:07:41McDade luck piece.
00:07:42All 4 of them had them.
00:07:43Used to wear them around their neck.
00:07:44She ever tried to shoot a $20 gold piece on the fly?
00:07:47Them McDades can do it.
00:07:49Them all can do it.
00:07:50And I hear tell them girls can do it, too.
00:07:52So where'd you get this?
00:07:54I'll be laying alongside the barn after we put that fire out.
00:07:57Yeah, that's a nice little souvenir.
00:08:00Well, as long as you're planning on going to Wagon Mountain, I'll buy you your last drink.
00:08:09Hey.
00:08:10Thanks, but that one hasn't been put in the bottle yet.
00:08:13Too bad, Claude.
00:08:14I would have liked to know him better.
00:08:15Too bad, Claude.
00:08:16I would have liked to know him better.
00:08:18Too bad, hon.
00:08:24Too bad, Claude.
00:08:28Muy bien, Claude.
00:08:30Me gustaría conocerlo mejor.
00:08:58¡Gracias!
00:09:28¡Gracias!
00:09:58¡Gracias!
00:10:28¡Gracias!
00:10:58¡Gracias!
00:11:00¡Gracias!
00:11:02¿Qué estáis viendo?
00:11:04¡He se siente el signo!
00:11:28¡Gracias!
00:11:58¡Gracias!
00:12:22My name is McDade.
00:12:24What's yours?
00:12:28Kehoe.
00:12:30Dan Kehoe.
00:12:34You know where you at?
00:12:36I saw your sign.
00:12:38It says keep out.
00:12:40Don't it?
00:12:42Why didn't you?
00:12:44A fella told me about this place.
00:12:46Said if I was ever in trouble to head for here
00:12:48and ask the lady of the house to put me up.
00:12:50What fella?
00:12:52We didn't change cards.
00:12:54What'd he look like?
00:12:56I never saw him clear.
00:12:58It was dark in that cell.
00:13:00Cell?
00:13:02We spent the night together in jail up in Dakota Territory.
00:13:06I told him I had a job of work to do in these parts
00:13:08and he expected to do some hard running afterwards.
00:13:12That's when he mentioned wagon miles.
00:13:14What was he in for?
00:13:16I never heard.
00:13:18Come morning he was gone.
00:13:20Did he leave no word for me?
00:13:26Think back, mister.
00:13:28Didn't he tell you nothing to tell me?
00:13:32Would you mind getting me my waistcoat, please?
00:13:46Thank you.
00:13:48You lose something, mister?
00:13:58You wouldn't have the makings on you, would you?
00:14:00Answer what I asked you.
00:14:04No, ma'am.
00:14:06Don't lie to me, mister.
00:14:08What would I want to lie for?
00:14:10My trail's hotter than the 4th of July.
00:14:12You probably heard some of the fireworks.
00:14:14I heard them.
00:14:16I'm played out.
00:14:18I couldn't beat my own mother from a standing start.
00:14:22You're all the lucky I got left.
00:14:26Good or bad.
00:14:32Oh, I know what you're thinking, ma'am.
00:14:34If the law should track me here, you're in for trouble.
00:14:36The law don't come to wagon miles.
00:14:52That's it.
00:14:54That's it.
00:14:56It's because there's no comfort.
00:14:58I know you're a little...
00:15:02You'll get up.
00:15:04You won't.
00:15:06I can't believe it, too.
00:15:08It's just a look.
00:15:10I thought that I was your partner.
00:15:12I don't think the law doesn't want to lie,
00:15:14but it was your partner.
00:15:16Let's see.
00:15:18I'm going to lie to myself.
00:15:20I see you got yourselves all fixed up, huh?
00:15:25It won't do you no good.
00:15:27You just stay in the night.
00:15:29Who is he?
00:15:30He says his name is Kehoe.
00:15:33Dan Kehoe.
00:15:35You want someone should sit up with him, I...
00:15:37No, I don't. I don't want any of you going near him.
00:15:40Is he handsome?
00:15:42I don't know. I'm too old to tell.
00:15:45A man on the Dodge in strange country.
00:15:47And he just happens to stumble into Wagon Mound.
00:15:52That was a piece of luck, wasn't it?
00:15:55It weren't all luck.
00:16:01Reckon you got a right to know.
00:16:05Somebody steered him here.
00:16:07What do you mean?
00:16:08Somebody passed the word that he'd find a welcome in Wagon Mound.
00:16:12That ain't so strange.
00:16:13It could have been just about anybody.
00:16:18Could have been Matt.
00:16:19No.
00:16:21Why not?
00:16:22Why not my men?
00:16:24For hers.
00:16:25For hers.
00:16:26The cars.
00:16:27If it were my boy, he'd have sent word to his maw.
00:16:31Or to us.
00:16:33One of us.
00:16:35Well, how do we know he'd send word?
00:16:37We sat in this hole for two years waiting for him to come back.
00:16:40How do we know he's coming back at all?
00:16:42Oh, he'll be back, Ruby.
00:16:44He's a married man.
00:16:47Also a very rich one.
00:16:49Now the gold doesn't have to be divided four ways.
00:16:52How do we know there's any gold?
00:16:55How do we know it ain't just a trick to keep us here to where as old as she is?
00:16:59You know because I say so.
00:17:07Stay away from that keyhole man.
00:17:09You hear?
00:17:13I got a boy out there.
00:17:16Someplace.
00:17:17I can't rightly put a face nor a name to him.
00:17:20But I know he's there.
00:17:21And I know he's dependent on his maw to ride his fences for him.
00:17:26Now one of you belongs to him.
00:17:29By the laws of God in this territory.
00:17:32And when he comes back to claim his property.
00:17:35Well, he's going to find everything just like he left it.
00:17:39I mean everything.
00:17:42Now go on.
00:17:43Get up to bed.
00:17:51Ruby, do you think I would have sat next to place for Mr. Kehoe?
00:18:04How would I know?
00:18:06You've been thinking about him all night, huh?
00:18:08I haven't even seen him.
00:18:10Except to help carry him up to bed.
00:18:12Well, save your dreams.
00:18:14You'll not have ice for you.
00:18:15Not in that black sack.
00:18:16When I was a little girl, I used to play with toys.
00:18:22Now that I'm a bigger girl, I'd rather play with.
00:18:26Where is he?
00:18:27Under the table.
00:18:29He's still here, ain't he?
00:18:31Oh, he's here all right.
00:18:33My, don't we all look lovely this morning?
00:18:37Well, it's just common decency to look after our appearance.
00:18:40Common it is.
00:18:41I'd argue about the decency.
00:18:43I don't see no bird nests in your hair.
00:18:46Oh, what a stink.
00:18:51That's French perfume.
00:18:53Prince bought it for me when he got out of jail in Chicago.
00:18:57You all kill me.
00:18:59A man sleeps under our roof for the first time in two years
00:19:01and you all remember your women.
00:19:03Running around like a bunch of scared chickens.
00:19:06That's what you sound like this morning, too.
00:19:08A bunch of cackling hens.
00:19:14Lord, thanks for the vittles, amen.
00:19:16What about Mr. Kehoe?
00:19:19Won't he be wanting some breakfast?
00:19:22He had his.
00:19:24Is he feeling any better, Ma?
00:19:26I expect so.
00:19:28He's a big man, that one.
00:19:30Strong.
00:19:32Well, eat your breakfast.
00:19:33What's wrong with you?
00:19:34You all got the pip?
00:19:35My sisters-in-law are upset today.
00:19:38A man's come into their lives to remind them of their widowhood.
00:19:41We don't need no reminders.
00:19:44We got Ma.
00:19:45You watch your tongue.
00:19:47As soon as you've had you get upstairs and then get into some decent clothes.
00:19:51Wash that rouge off your face.
00:19:53You look like a dance hall girl.
00:19:54And you take that thing out of your hair.
00:19:58What's the matter?
00:19:58You all forgot your married women?
00:20:01On the contrary, Ma.
00:20:02Mr. Kehoe's sudden arrival has freshened the memory of their loss.
00:20:07Pig's eye it has.
00:20:09I ain't nobody's fool.
00:20:11I aim to see he leaves here today.
00:20:13Don't seem right.
00:20:15Putting a bullet in a man and throwing him out like that.
00:20:17Well, I'll decide what's right.
00:20:20Sabine, as soon as you've had breakfast, you get up there and fix his bandages.
00:20:23And tell him to get his day's rest.
00:20:26Because he'll get nothing else here.
00:20:29Go on now.
00:20:30Eat your breakfast.
00:20:38Come in.
00:20:57According to Ma, we're about to lose you, Mr. Kehoe.
00:21:02I don't believe I've had the pleasure.
00:21:05I'm Sabine McDade.
00:21:06I dressed you last night.
00:21:08Don't you remember?
00:21:10I wish I did.
00:21:12I was referring to your wound.
00:21:14Sit down.
00:21:17Much obliged for the patchwork.
00:21:20Oh, we doctor all our sick animals, Mr. Kehoe.
00:21:26Where will you go from here?
00:21:28Back to Dakota?
00:21:30Why Dakota?
00:21:31I thought you had a friend there.
00:21:34Not in Dakota or anyplace else.
00:21:36Judging from the scars I counted on you, you have plenty of enemies.
00:21:41You must have at least one friend.
00:21:45Well, I thought the old lady might be a friend, but you tell me she's turning me out, tail over a tea kettle.
00:21:51What about the man who sent you here?
00:21:53What about the man who sent you here?
00:21:56What about him?
00:22:04Was he any of these?
00:22:06The boys?
00:22:14They looked like they knew what was coming.
00:22:16Do you see your friend, Mr. Kehoe?
00:22:18Do you think you were a faker?
00:22:19No.
00:22:20No.
00:22:21Well, that's disappointing.
00:22:23I was hoping you'd say yes.
00:22:24Then instead of merely suspecting it, I'd know you were a faker.
00:22:28How so?
00:22:29But if you'd pointed out one of those men as your friend, you see, Mr. Kehoe, that's not a photograph of the McDade boys.
00:22:35They never had one taken.
00:22:36I figured that.
00:22:42Since we're identifying McDade, which one were you paired off with?
00:22:46Boone was my husband.
00:22:48Dale is, for all you know.
00:22:49Yes.
00:22:50You don't sound overjoyed.
00:22:51I'm not sentimental, Mr. Kehoe.
00:22:52I'm not in the world.
00:22:54That's my friend, Mr. Kehoe.
00:22:56I'm not in the world.
00:22:58If you'd pointed out one of those men as your friend, uh,
00:23:01you see, Mr. Kehoe, that's not a photograph of the McDade boys.
00:23:03No ser가지 nada, Mr. Kehoe.
00:23:05Obviamente que sobre Boone.
00:23:07Est éclos para dos horas cuando le dimos de nuestra sala.
00:23:10Me ha dicho que un whisky.
00:23:12Después de la semana, me pegó el paper y la gente se robó un banc de Engenia.
00:23:19Entonces, ¿es tu...?
00:23:20... para 완� capaz de verlo.
00:23:23¿No me dañeceso, ¿me dices?
00:23:27No esperaba dos años por ninguna persona.
00:23:30¿Los dinero?
00:23:32Eso es lo que esperaba.
00:23:35Nunca pensé así, incluso a Ma.
00:23:38No es necesario.
00:23:40Ella sabía lo que fue, la esposa de Boone.
00:23:43Ella me dejó la carta de la carta de su mano para hacer lo que me prometió.
00:23:49Además de Ma, cada hombre que me ha encontrado era un maldito y un maldito.
00:23:56Si yo era usted, Kehoe, no le daba a ella.
00:24:00No le daba a jugar con ella.
00:24:02No le daba a jugar con ella.
00:24:05Hay algunos que me gustaría probar.
00:24:07¡Vamos!
00:24:09¡Vamos, Ma!
00:24:10¡Gracias!
00:24:40Good morning, Miss.
00:24:53It's a beautiful morning.
00:24:56Eyes like yours, Miss, must see beauty wherever they look.
00:25:00Have a hot biscuit, mister.
00:25:02Thank you kindly, my name's Dan.
00:25:04My name's Birdie, mister.
00:25:08Just let me call you mister
00:25:11You don't know how good that sounds to me
00:25:14For a man who doesn't have a woman of his own
00:25:16This is a real treat
00:25:18Oh, cooking biscuits, nothing
00:25:21I used to be on a stage in Chicago
00:25:24I was a dancer
00:25:26I mean, I was an actress
00:25:29Now you didn't have to tell me that, Miss Purdy
00:25:32You've got a real flavor in your voice
00:25:35Have I really?
00:25:36Me?
00:25:37Estás en el equipo.
00:25:39Estoy privilibrada.
00:25:41Todo el mundo tiene dos duras.
00:25:48Perdónme.
00:25:49No, no, no, no.
00:26:19I'm Orly, with her to Roy McDade.
00:26:23Oh, perhaps not Miss Orly.
00:26:25Maybe Roy is the one who was spared.
00:26:28Unless the good Lord has other plans for you.
00:26:34Pardon me.
00:26:41Ruby McDade, from El Paso.
00:26:45Ah, the city of sin.
00:26:47I loved it.
00:26:50You know the old woman, she don't miss so many times.
00:26:53You're a lucky man.
00:26:54Yes, I've had many complaints to that effect.
00:26:57I don't complain.
00:26:59I'd like some of your luck.
00:27:02I'd be delighted to share it with you, Miss Rui.
00:27:07Wished I was in Tennessee,
00:27:11Settin' anybody's on a chair,
00:27:13One arm around the whiskey.
00:27:15I didn't see.
00:27:24I'm sorry.
00:27:24I don't know.
00:27:24I don't know.
00:27:26It's okay.
00:27:26Hola.
00:27:48You look kind of cold in there.
00:27:50Come on out and I'll show you how Prince used to warm up after taking a bath.
00:27:54Oh, thanks, but I don't think, uh...
00:27:56You know, first time I saw you I said,
00:27:58he makes me feel like I used to with my husband Prince.
00:28:02It must be the mustache.
00:28:03Prince have a mustache?
00:28:05No, that's what I mean.
00:28:07I always wondered what it'd be like to get kissed by a man that did have...
00:28:11Uh, Miss Bertie, you got me all wrong.
00:28:13I'm not the kind of man to take liberties with a married woman.
00:28:17Didn't I mention I'm a widow?
00:28:19How do you know?
00:28:20I just know.
00:28:22Prince wouldn't have run off like that.
00:28:23He always did just what the others was doing.
00:28:26If they wanted to stay and get blown up, he'd stay and get blown up, too.
00:28:30Well, looking at you, I would say that was mighty short-sighted of him.
00:28:34Yeah.
00:28:35I was awful sad about Prince.
00:28:37I miss him something terrible.
00:28:40A woman doesn't hold a candle to a man for company, do you think?
00:28:44Well, that, uh, depends on your point of view.
00:28:47You must be freezing in there.
00:28:49Come on out, I won't look.
00:28:51Well, if you're not a-comin' out, I'm a-comin' in.
00:28:56Wish I was in Tennessee.
00:28:58Come up, Mr. Kehoe.
00:29:13Well, maybe you ought to change your way.
00:29:17A batch of beautiful little ladies and all.
00:29:19The callers we do get don't come courting.
00:29:23They come hunting something.
00:29:25Maybe the same thing you're hunting.
00:29:26I'm not hunting anything.
00:29:27I'm not hunting anything.
00:29:28I'm not hunting anything.
00:29:29I'm not hunting anything, Miss Sabina, except a little peace and quiet.
00:29:34Don't touch that bell rope if you want to stay in one piece.
00:29:38What is it, a dynamite fuse?
00:29:39It's a relic of the old days, Mr. Kehoe.
00:29:41When the boys used to come back from their business trips,
00:29:43they flashed a signal from up there on the Rimrock.
00:29:45It's a relic of the old days, Mr. Kehoe.
00:29:46When the boys used to come back from their business trips,
00:29:48they flashed a signal from up there on the Rimrock.
00:29:51And when it was safe for them to come on in, Ma used to signal them back by ringing the bell.
00:30:00You figure there's a McDade up there now waiting to hear it ring?
00:30:05I don't, Mr. Kehoe.
00:30:07But Ma still thinks there'll be a signal from the Rimrock.
00:30:10They're still going to come back to the Rimrock.
00:30:12It's a relic of the old days.
00:30:14When the boys used to come back from their business trips,
00:30:17they flashed a signal from up there on the Rimrock.
00:30:20But Ma still thinks there'll be a signal flashed any day.
00:30:23That's why she wants one of us to be on the watch.
00:30:25That's a kind of a thankless job if you don't believe he's coming back, isn't it?
00:30:29We take turns.
00:30:31Besides, it's a quiet place to do my accounts.
00:30:35Accounts?
00:30:36Yes.
00:30:37We're in trade, Mr. Kehoe.
00:30:39We raise chickens.
00:30:42Ma treats the eggs in Touchstone for supplies.
00:30:46Did you think we had some invisible means of support?
00:30:50Well, I can't say I've given the subject much study, Mr. Barnard.
00:30:55How is the egg business these days?
00:30:58At the moment, there isn't any.
00:31:00The hens aren't laying.
00:31:02Maybe you need a new rooster.
00:31:17A penny for your thoughts, Mr. Kehoe.
00:31:19Oh, I wouldn't rob you.
00:31:22Wouldn't you?
00:31:25I've got one thought you can have.
00:31:28How much will it cost me?
00:31:31$20 gold piece.
00:31:34Well, what's your thought, Mr. Kehoe?
00:31:53That you're a worse liar than I am.
00:31:55Sabina!
00:31:56Sabina!
00:31:57Yes, sir?
00:31:58You seen anything in that keyhole, ma'am?
00:32:00Have you lost him?
00:32:01That don't signify.
00:32:02Just want to make sure I ain't lost nothing else.
00:32:05You want me, ma'am?
00:32:07Well, I do and I don't.
00:32:11What's that?
00:32:12You coming to money?
00:32:15Yeah, in a way.
00:32:17You trust me with my gun?
00:32:20Yeah, in a way.
00:32:22You trust me with my gun?
00:32:31Thank you.
00:32:50How come you done that?
00:33:15Wished I was in Tennessee,
00:33:18satin any bigger?
00:33:20Yes, sir.
00:33:22A lot of you.
00:33:25I know what you're all day dreaming about.
00:33:27You can forget it right now.
00:33:29Because that ain't gonna happen.
00:33:37I don't know which of my boys is alive
00:33:39and you don't know which.
00:33:41But one of you belongs to him.
00:33:43And don't you forget that!
00:33:46Myself, I wouldn't give a plugged nickel for the lot of you.
00:33:50But I didn't do the picking.
00:33:52They done it for themselves
00:33:54and a fine lot they picked too.
00:33:56A fussing and a fidgeting
00:33:58ever since that blamed keyhole man come here!
00:34:00Were you calling me, ma'am?
00:34:02If I was to call you what I'm thinking,
00:34:06this here air be blue, mister.
00:34:08I got just two words for you.
00:34:11Pack!
00:34:12Go!
00:34:16I've been packed ever since last night.
00:34:21The way things stand,
00:34:23well, I figured that that fellow in Dakota
00:34:27must have given me the wrong address.
00:34:29But Ma, he's hurt!
00:34:36His horse ain't.
00:34:39Ma, Ma, look!
00:34:49Mr. Kehoe may be leaving sooner than he expected.
00:34:51Go on, get in the house.
00:34:53Go on!
00:34:54Get a move on!
00:34:57Go on!
00:34:58Get!
00:35:03Stay out of sight, mister!
00:35:04Get off my land, Tom Larrabee!
00:35:16Now, Ma!
00:35:18We know he's there!
00:35:20So send him out now
00:35:21so there won't be no trouble!
00:35:23Send who on out?
00:35:26You sure, son?
00:35:27Sure, I'm sure.
00:35:30You know who, Ma!
00:35:32That boy of yours!
00:35:34Ain't no boy of mine here!
00:35:44Next time it won't be your hat!
00:35:48Where you going, mister?
00:35:50Out there.
00:35:51You give up easy?
00:35:53It's a McDade thereafter.
00:35:54You can't stop us this time, Ma!
00:35:56So why don't you call it quits
00:35:58before somebody gets hurt?
00:36:00Don't be a fool, mister.
00:36:01You're caught in a rope's end
00:36:02and you know it.
00:36:04I got a chance.
00:36:05You ladies have it.
00:36:11Hold your fire!
00:36:12Come on, Tim!
00:36:13That's him.
00:36:14That ain't known McDade.
00:36:16¿Qué es eso?
00:36:27No es nada de la ciudad.
00:36:37¿Algo que puedo hacer para ti, chicos?
00:36:40¿Qué es tu nombre?
00:36:42¿Qué es tu nombre?
00:36:43¿Qué estás haciendo en el lugar ahora?
00:36:45Arresting.
00:36:47¿Alguien de aquí?
00:36:49Cinco chicas.
00:36:52¿Por qué?
00:36:54¿Por qué?
00:36:57Porque lo digo.
00:36:59No sé qué negocio hay en Wagon Mount,
00:37:01pero no tengo ninguna oportunidad de interferir con mi.
00:37:05¿Quieres McDade?
00:37:07¿Por qué?
00:37:09¿Por qué?
00:37:10Rewards, $5,000.
00:37:12$5,000 más, si volvemos la loot.
00:37:17¿Puedo guardar aquí?
00:37:20No tengo mucha gente.
00:37:22Willi aquí estaba chasing a stray horse cuando te encontré.
00:37:25Entonces, ¿qué es para evitar McDade de entrar en cualquier momento?
00:37:29¿Colector de la loot y detenerlo de aquí?
00:37:32No.
00:37:33Sí, sí.
00:37:35Me.
00:37:36Me.
00:37:37Me.
00:37:42¿Ahora?
00:37:44No.
00:37:45Me.
00:37:46¿Ahora que estás en la barra?
00:37:47¿Estás listo del camino?
00:37:50Sí, entonces.
00:37:51No.
00:37:52El siguiente siguiente,
00:37:53iré para el naquilar a una como un ladrón.
00:37:55¿Quién comprarse el enro?
00:37:57Si no me van a comprarlo.
00:37:59esperar me darme a verlo.
00:38:01Pero nos vamos a traer.
00:38:03Vamos a llevarlo.
00:38:05No, no, no, no, no, no.
00:38:35No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:38:42Tom Larabee ain't no fool, mister.
00:38:43Why didn't he take him in?
00:38:45Cause I promised him bigger game.
00:38:47What game?
00:38:48The loot.
00:38:49And the man he really came for.
00:38:51My boy?
00:38:54If I grab, I wouldn't put it past you.
00:38:56He believe you?
00:38:58Why shouldn't he believe me?
00:39:00There's a reward of $10,000.
00:39:02I'd be going to bathe andcomfort it with me.
00:39:04No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:39:34No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:40:04No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:40:34Max.
00:40:38That suits you, mister?
00:40:40It suits me.
00:40:42All right.
00:40:45But I still got four reasons for wanting you off the place.
00:40:49No me da otra.
00:41:09¿Vamos a la mañana?
00:41:11Sí.
00:41:13No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:41:44You might, if I stay here long enough.
00:41:49In other words, I spoke up for you because I find you interesting.
00:41:52Is that the case you're trying to make?
00:41:55It's a possibility.
00:41:57Well, you're quite right.
00:41:59When you walked up to that sheriff, I was impressed.
00:42:02So I decided to help you stay around a few more days.
00:42:06Just to see what'll happen next.
00:42:09You'd better go now.
00:42:10Uh, incidentally, you do know where it's hidden, don't you?
00:42:15Even if I did, a hundred thousand in gold weighs a great deal, Mr. Kehoe.
00:42:20Now, I wouldn't be able to do very much about it, would I?
00:42:24You could always melt it down and use it for brass knuckles.
00:42:27We missed you at dinner, Mr. Kehoe.
00:42:42Still taking in the sights?
00:42:45That's right.
00:42:47I'm a very curious fellow, Miss Sabana.
00:42:50Maybe you'll show me around sometime.
00:42:51Oh, I hardly think so.
00:43:21Oh, the Father wades over the way
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00:45:32La preciación no parece que no se ha tomado.
00:45:37No.
00:45:39Mi chico era el mismo.
00:45:43Me ha enseñado el mejor que yo era posible.
00:45:47Ellos conocían la biblia...
00:45:50...as bien como ellos conocían sus nombres.
00:45:53Si no, no, no, no, no.
00:45:56No, no, no, no.
00:45:58No, no, no, no, no, no.
00:46:28What they is, I'm doing.
00:46:31Them that's gone will have a decent grave and a decent stone to market.
00:46:38The one that's left, well, he'll have his rights.
00:46:45After that, I wash my hands.
00:46:52It was the gold.
00:46:53The gold was a ruination of them all.
00:47:01Myself, I wouldn't want no part of it.
00:47:05Look what it did to my boys.
00:47:07Look what it's doing to them girls.
00:47:10Turning them against one another.
00:47:13Filling their heads full of greed and evil notions.
00:47:17Every one of them lusting after that gold.
00:47:22Oh, mister.
00:47:25If it were mine, I'd...
00:47:28I'd sink that gold in the river and tell Tom Larrabee to swim for it.
00:47:34But you won't.
00:47:36No, I won't.
00:47:37Because I want to see my boy again.
00:47:44And I know if he won't come back for nothing or...
00:47:49nor nobody,
00:47:52he'll come back for that gold.
00:47:55Mr. Keogh.
00:48:11Mr. Keogh.
00:48:13Mr. Keogh.
00:48:22Here I am.
00:48:36I was looking for you.
00:48:39I just wanted to assure myself you were still out hunting.
00:48:43Any luck?
00:48:45Sure.
00:48:46I found all that gold you were so worried about.
00:48:49Sold it in touchstone and came back here rich to take the woman of my choice.
00:48:55Very fanciful, Mr. Kehoe.
00:48:58How does your taste run?
00:49:02Oh, to just about your shade of air.
00:49:07About so high and waist about like this.
00:49:13Then I've got a chance.
00:49:16Supposing your taste runs to the right kind of man.
00:49:20Well, I've had ample time to think about men.
00:49:23I'd say one about so high.
00:49:27Shoulders about like this.
00:49:33But you didn't let me finish, Mr. Kehoe.
00:49:36I'd also like a man I could trust.
00:49:38You see, I expect to be a rich woman very soon now.
00:49:42Well, maybe we could hasten that day, Miss Sabina.
00:49:45Maybe we could.
00:49:48Except...
00:49:49Except?
00:49:52Except I wouldn't trust you with a snowball and a blizzard.
00:49:56I'm afraid the only gold you're going to leave here with is what you brought in your pockets.
00:50:02Good night, Mr. Kehoe.
00:50:03um...
00:50:08Okay.
00:50:13What's your name?
00:50:14I'm not, then.
00:50:16Do I care?
00:50:16Jennifer?
00:50:25Okay, I'll do fine.
00:50:26What is this, eeering?
00:50:26I don't care.
00:50:27No?
00:50:27What is this, Beaum?
00:50:28I love you.
00:50:29Not sure.
00:50:29¡Gracias!
00:50:59¡Suscríbete al canal!
00:51:29¡No, no, no!
00:51:31No, no, no, no.
00:51:33No, no, no, no.
00:51:37No, no, no.
00:51:39No es cuando tengo cosas que me理as.
00:51:41¿Qué tipo de cosas?
00:51:43No, no.
00:51:45¿Qué tipo de cosas?
00:51:47O quizás no preguntar.
00:51:49¿No se lo busquen?
00:51:51¿Crees que haces a tu hermano?
00:51:53No.
00:51:55No.
00:51:57I was a good wife to him, that's all I gotta say.
00:52:01Except that two years is a long time.
00:52:05I agree with you.
00:52:07So were the other girls, from what I hear.
00:52:10All three of them put together wouldn't make as much woman as me.
00:52:14Oh, I've had a belly full of this life.
00:52:18Their mothers can roost here till they rot.
00:52:21Me, I got other plans.
00:52:24Do you want to talk about them?
00:52:27Yeah.
00:52:30When you leave, I'm leaving with you.
00:52:34And what will your husband say to that?
00:52:38I've got no husband.
00:52:40You sure? Sure.
00:52:41He'd have come back. He couldn't stay away from me for two years.
00:52:44Besides, he never ran from a fight in his life,
00:52:46and this was a dandy fight while it lasted.
00:52:49Don't worry about Matt.
00:52:51He's out there in the burying ground.
00:52:53And we ain't.
00:52:56Well, not yet, anyway.
00:52:59You're pretty clever, hombre.
00:53:02I saw how you handled the old woman.
00:53:05If you're smart enough, we'll be leaving here in style.
00:53:08Work on her.
00:53:10She knows where the loot is.
00:53:13But what about working on one of the girls, that birdie?
00:53:16Oh, them pros don't know no more than I do.
00:53:19They're still here, ain't they, like me, waiting for the dead to come alive?
00:53:23No, hombre.
00:53:25It's the old woman got the answers.
00:53:29She's a hard case.
00:53:31Pretty near bulletproof, if you ask me.
00:53:34She ain't manproof.
00:53:36No woman is.
00:53:38A hundred thousand, hombre.
00:53:41We'll be sitting in a tub of butter.
00:53:43We?
00:53:44What's mine is yours.
00:53:47Yeah.
00:53:48But right now, we're discussing money.
00:53:50If Matt's dead, you're out of the running room.
00:53:51Well, I'm Matt's widow.
00:53:52I got a right to a share.
00:53:53And anything else I can get.
00:53:55The old woman owes me for every time I felt the flat of her hand.
00:54:00I ain't waiting much longer to collect.
00:54:03But you're asking me to do the collecting.
00:54:06Yeah, that's right.
00:54:08But I'm awful willing to pay you wages for it.
00:54:30I'm sorry, like I Kanal row on my phone.
00:54:32I don't know if I was prettyty by singing.
00:54:34It was great.
00:54:35Thank you.
00:54:36My honor is my father.
00:54:38Please try and don't understand me.
00:54:41Okay.
00:54:42I'm not.
00:54:45Okay, and...
00:54:50I'm scared of anything.
00:54:51Everything on the other side, is it?
00:54:53So, let's get hit number five rolls.
00:54:59I love it.
00:55:00¿Está bien rígida?
00:55:03En un día como esta, ¿quién estaría pensando en rígidas?
00:55:06Oh, tienes una hermosa alma, Mr. Kehoe.
00:55:09I can ver que eres una naturaleza.
00:55:12¿Quién es una naturaleza?
00:55:14Si no lo sabía, te diría que eres una mujer jealousa, Miss Sabina.
00:55:19Pero tú sabes mejor.
00:55:20Sí, sí, y admiro a ti.
00:55:22Tú eres el tipo superior.
00:55:25No hay nada de tu tipo de mujer.
00:55:27Si te preocupes de la plata, tú eres todo lo que te preocupes.
00:55:30Sí, Miss Sabina.
00:55:31No hay nada de tu tipo de mujer ni siquiera de tu tipo de mujer.
00:55:36Después de eso,
00:55:37nos vamos a conocer más.
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01:01:10I remember my mother doing that.
01:01:13But her hair was gray, and she only had enough to make a braid so long.
01:01:20I wonder where I'll be when my hair is gray.
01:01:24I know where I'd like to be.
01:01:26Where?
01:01:28A million miles from Wagon Mountain.
01:01:31It's none of my business, Miss Orly, but how did a girl like you wind up with a McTade?
01:01:36Roy was the first person who ever made a fuss over me.
01:01:43I was just 16, and I didn't believe that he was as bad as everybody said.
01:01:49I thought he wanted me.
01:01:56From what I hear, he wanted everything in sight.
01:01:59Yes.
01:02:01Till he had it.
01:02:03Well, you made a bad draw, Miss Orly.
01:02:06But that's no reason for quitting the game.
01:02:09I don't know what you mean.
01:02:13You act like your life is over.
01:02:16You get yourself up like an old lady.
01:02:18Widow's weeds for a man who wasn't worth the powder to blow him up.
01:02:21You know, Wagon Mountain isn't the only town on the map.
01:02:28Why don't you give some other fellow a chance?
01:02:35Who want Ron and Dave's leavings?
01:02:37Who want to die?
01:03:00Yes.
01:03:01Hey, my boy.
01:03:01Hey.
01:03:02Hey.
01:03:02Hey.
01:03:02Hey, my boy.
01:03:03Hey.
01:03:04Hey.
01:03:04Hey, my boy.
01:03:04Hey.
01:03:05Hey.
01:03:05Hey.
01:03:06Hey.
01:03:07What kept you so long?
01:03:10Costos a trace.
01:03:13Show me.
01:03:19You sure ain't much of a hand
01:03:21as men and a hornets.
01:03:22Never said I was.
01:03:29Looks like rain.
01:03:37You figuring to be cooking for him?
01:03:48There's no sin in it.
01:03:50There is, if you've got a husband of your own.
01:03:52My husband is dead.
01:03:54I wished he was.
01:03:56There ain't a one of you
01:03:57ain't buried her husband ten times over
01:03:58since that Dan Kehoe set foot here.
01:04:01The rotten lot of you.
01:04:04Burn them for the touch of you.
01:04:05I'm sorry, Mo.
01:04:08But everything's got the look of evil to you.
01:04:11There's no talking to you.
01:04:13I want to know
01:04:15what happened out there.
01:04:17Nothing.
01:04:18Nothing.
01:04:19He asked you about the gold too, didn't he?
01:04:21What if he did?
01:04:23He'll try his luck with every one of you,
01:04:25one way or another.
01:04:26But there ain't a one of you
01:04:27can tell him where it's hid.
01:04:30All right.
01:04:31I'll tell you what happened.
01:04:33He was kind to me.
01:04:34And he kissed me.
01:04:35I'm not ashamed.
01:04:41Oh!
01:04:48He's leaving here this night.
01:04:51And you should pray to God
01:04:53to forgive the wickedness in your heart.
01:04:57Now go on.
01:05:02Get out of my sight.
01:05:13Pretty late getting back, hombre.
01:05:16You were a long time at the spring.
01:05:18Yeah, I was thirsty.
01:05:21You find out anything you didn't know?
01:05:24I had found out the McDade boys
01:05:26had real different tastes
01:05:27when it comes to women.
01:05:28It wasn't that good with Orly, was it, Dan?
01:05:42I'd tell you, Ruby, only we didn't talk your language.
01:05:49Well, then I'll tell you.
01:05:52She was all sad and innocent.
01:05:54Only she'll rip your heart out for a pair of pearl earrings
01:05:57and then cry because they ain't diamonds.
01:06:00She don't know where the money is.
01:06:01Do you?
01:06:01I told you I don't.
01:06:03And that starts you and Orly off kind of even.
01:06:06You already made your deal, hombre.
01:06:10I tell you this.
01:06:12You're my man.
01:06:13And I don't share you with nobody.
01:06:25You're a charming girl, Ruby.
01:06:28Only you wouldn't fight for a man
01:06:29any more than you'd fight for that gold.
01:06:32You think I'm afraid?
01:06:33I think.
01:06:35You want that money so bad you can taste it.
01:06:38For two years you've been sitting around here
01:06:40waiting for someone to waltz in
01:06:41who do what you haven't the guts to do.
01:06:44Face up to a tough old lady.
01:06:47Now she's in there.
01:06:49And she knows where it is.
01:06:52Let's go, honk, Doc.
01:07:07Dan.
01:07:09You're not going.
01:07:10The old lady says I am.
01:07:12Oh, take me with you, please.
01:07:14Dan.
01:07:16Oh, take me away from here.
01:07:17You giving up your share of the gold?
01:07:19Oh, Ma'll never let it go.
01:07:21She's driving herself crazy.
01:07:23Hoarding it for a dead man.
01:07:25He'd come back if he wasn't, Dad.
01:07:27So she's got left to bet on, Orly.
01:07:29There's a real glory in the old lady.
01:07:30She staked her whole roll
01:07:31on those sons-in-lots three times.
01:07:33This is our last bet
01:07:34that her boy will come home.
01:07:35But what about us, Dan?
01:07:37Am I worth a bet?
01:07:39I never put a dime on anybody but myself.
01:07:42And I haven't lost yet.
01:07:53You ain't going to use that, are you?
01:07:55He's getting out of here.
01:07:57I'm driving out.
01:07:58I'm a fool to let him stay here this long.
01:08:13Kehoe!
01:08:15Kehoe!
01:08:20Kehoe!
01:08:21If she shoots him,
01:08:28I hope she misses.
01:08:30Oh, she kills him.
01:08:35Kehoe!
01:08:38Kehoe!
01:08:41Kehoe!
01:08:42Kehoe!
01:08:43Kehoe!
01:08:44Kehoe!
01:08:45Kehoe!
01:08:46Kehoe!
01:08:47Kehoe!
01:08:48Kehoe!
01:08:49Kehoe!
01:08:50Kehoe!
01:08:50Kehoe!
01:09:20Kehoe!
01:09:23Kehoe!
01:09:28Kehoe!
01:09:28He's gone.
01:09:30He let out on his own.
01:09:32That's what you wanted, wasn't it?
01:09:34You shut your mouth.
01:09:35Didn't he take anything?
01:09:37Yes.
01:09:38Your good sense, that's what he took.
01:09:40What'd you have to hate him for?
01:09:42He never did nothin' to you.
01:09:44¿Qué?
01:09:46¿Qué es tú, Sabina?
01:09:48¿No te has desculado por él?
01:09:50No, Ma.
01:09:52Justo desculpe.
01:09:54No hubiera nunca hubiera él.
01:09:56Pero sí es divertido pensar.
01:10:00¡Harras!
01:10:02¡A la gente!
01:10:14Good evening, ladies.
01:10:17We were afraid you'd run off, Mr. Kehoe,
01:10:20without our farewells and best wishes.
01:10:25What'd you come back here for?
01:10:28I never left.
01:10:30Well, then you tell me where you was.
01:10:33You've got a right to ask, so I'll tell you.
01:10:35I was taking a last look for the gold.
01:10:39Judas, after the way we hid you here.
01:10:43Nobody chased me here, Ma.
01:10:45I came here to rob you.
01:10:48All of you.
01:10:49You've got a lot of nerve, mister, telling me a thing like that.
01:10:53I've got to hand it to you, ma'am.
01:10:55Wherever you hid that gold, you sure did a good job.
01:10:59I guess I could have spent a whole year and never found it,
01:11:01unless I suddenly got a lot smarter.
01:11:03So I'll be riding out the way I came in.
01:11:07Maybe a little ahead of the game,
01:11:09for having known all you lovely ladies.
01:11:15Miss Birdie,
01:11:16don't you ever stop dreaming about the stage
01:11:19and keep those pretty eyes bright
01:11:22so they'll always see everything beautiful.
01:11:24And maybe the meek will inherit the earth, Miss Orley,
01:11:30and a pretty girl always has a good chance.
01:11:32So you should be first in line with a golden bucket.
01:11:38Ruby, you're a danger to the whole race of men.
01:11:41But danger's always a fair price to pay for excitement.
01:11:49It's been a pleasure, ma'am.
01:11:50And if your husband happens to come back,
01:11:55I'll envy him.
01:11:59Ma,
01:11:59I'll always count myself a winner
01:12:02for having known a tough old cougar
01:12:04who knew how to love her sons better than they earned
01:12:07and how to give a stranger more than he deserved.
01:12:10You're a rough old buzzard.
01:12:16But you'll let me ride out of here
01:12:17because you'll be thinking of your son.
01:12:22And I'm not much better.
01:12:26I hope he comes back to you, ma'am.
01:12:30And I hope that each of you
01:12:32get the man you're praying for.
01:12:34Now, if you'll excuse me,
01:12:36I'll go pack my things.
01:12:37Now, one day, maybe a smarter man than me
01:12:49will ride by this way
01:12:50and relieve you of that gold.
01:12:52If that should happen.
01:12:54Don't feel too bad about it.
01:12:56It didn't belong to you anyway.
01:13:07I've been expecting you.
01:13:24You're leaving without the gold?
01:13:26What do you think?
01:13:27Cards on the table, Mr. Kehoe.
01:13:29What are you holding?
01:13:30Aces, back to back.
01:13:32I know who you are and why you're here.
01:13:34Who told you?
01:13:35This told me.
01:13:40Care to say where you got it?
01:13:42If I did, you wouldn't believe me.
01:13:44Cards on the table.
01:13:47I got it from a bark even touchstone.
01:13:50I think not, Mr. Kehoe.
01:13:52I think this gold piece was given to you
01:13:54by its original owner.
01:13:57I think he sent you here
01:13:58to collect the hundred thousand for him.
01:14:00Only you decided to deal him out.
01:14:02I see.
01:14:04You got it all figured out.
01:14:06I'm willing to split the gold with you.
01:14:08Half and half.
01:14:09Fine.
01:14:11It's a deal?
01:14:12It's a deal.
01:14:13There's only one hitch.
01:14:15I don't know where the gold is.
01:14:17I do.
01:14:19How?
01:14:20I've been here two years, Mr. Kehoe.
01:14:23What kept you from cashing in?
01:14:25I needed a man with a strong arm to help me.
01:14:28Half and half?
01:14:30Half and half.
01:14:34Miss Savannah, you're a woman after my own heart.
01:14:37Tougher than Wang Leather,
01:14:38smarter than Spit,
01:14:40and colder than January.
01:14:41You've described me correctly, Mr. Kehoe.
01:14:46Tough enough to make my own way in a man's world.
01:14:49Smart enough to scheme my way
01:14:51into the affections of a lonesome old woman.
01:14:53And cold enough to sell her out and sleep sound on it.
01:14:58You're two of a kind, Mr. Kehoe.
01:15:00Thank you.
01:15:02I'm in.
01:15:03Where to?
01:15:04Right out of here now.
01:15:06When everything's dark, come back.
01:15:07Hitch up the buckboard.
01:15:09Take it across the bridge and hide it there.
01:15:10When it's safe, I'll meet you.
01:15:26Ma?
01:15:27He's on his way.
01:15:40He's on his way.
01:15:41¿Alguien se ve usted?
01:16:08No, nadie.
01:16:09No, nadie, nadie, nadie.
01:16:39No, no, por $50,000, ¿verdad?
01:16:41Así, te pagaste y tomaste tu decisión.
01:16:45¿Por qué? Me pidió eso, ¿verdad?
01:16:48Ahora estás hablando como un hombre honesto.
01:16:50Ellos dicen que no es un tipo que no es mentira.
01:16:54Ma, hey Ma, Sabine no está en la habitación.
01:16:59Ella está desapareciendo, te digo.
01:17:09¡Gracias!
01:17:11Dirty thiever and rat.
01:17:13It's been there all the time.
01:17:15And they won't keep it.
01:17:17I promise them that.
01:17:19I blame Kehoe.
01:17:21He's laid his own trap.
01:17:25How does it feel to be rich?
01:17:27You want to know.
01:17:29Yeah, I got it all.
01:17:31The pick of the letter, all the gold in the world.
01:17:35What's it funny?
01:17:37That last McDade turns out to be your husband.
01:17:39He'll be after me like a stormy wildcat.
01:17:43Boone was the one who escaped.
01:17:45But he won't be coming after me when he's dead.
01:17:47Who?
01:17:49And he wasn't my husband.
01:17:53The closest I ever came to marrying Boone
01:17:55was watching him get drunk once in Denver
01:17:57the night before he was killed.
01:17:59He told me about the gold, so I went after it.
01:18:01Passed myself off as married to him.
01:18:05The truth?
01:18:07The truth.
01:18:09We're a pair of beauties, aren't we, Dan?
01:18:13How did you find out where the gold was?
01:18:15I watched them all when she went out to check it.
01:18:17You?
01:18:19The same.
01:18:21Except I had to wait for the right man.
01:18:23And in walked Dan Kehoe.
01:18:27Well, the old fox,
01:18:29she's still trying to win.
01:18:31What's up?
01:18:33Look!
01:18:37We're gonna keep my cat.
01:18:39We're gonna get off.
01:18:41Let's go!
01:18:43We're gonna go!
01:18:45We're gonna get off!
01:18:47We're gonna get off!
01:18:49We're gonna get off!
01:18:50We're gonna get off!
01:19:31¡What are you doing?
01:19:35Not a few minutes, they'll be sitting in our laps.
01:19:37A reasonable man always settles for half, a quarter...
01:19:39...or whatever he can get.
01:19:42Have you gone crazy?
01:19:44Here, this one's ours.
01:19:46You know where the mission is outside Los Pedro's?
01:19:47I'll find it.
01:19:49Take that to the priest, tell him to put it with the rest of my money.
01:19:51I'll meet you later.
01:19:52All right.
01:20:06Morning.
01:20:07Sure glad to see you, gentlemen.
01:20:09You just keep your hand clear of that gun belt.
01:20:13There's the loot, Sheriff, all accounted for.
01:20:15We'll see about this.
01:20:17Figured we had a McDade.
01:20:19Who rang that bell?
01:20:20I did.
01:20:21You did?
01:20:21Yeah, I found the gold and set out to return the same to the rightful owner.
01:20:25People being what they are these days, I figured it wasn't safe carrying all that loot without a proper escort.
01:20:30So I rang the bell for help, and you gentlemen did your duty.
01:20:33I thank you.
01:20:34Well, if you wanted us so bad, why did you run so fast?
01:20:37Yeah, well, now, Sheriff, you might have noticed that I was traveling with a lady.
01:20:40Turned out she was more interested in the gold than she was in me, so I pulled a gun and tried to make me run for it.
01:20:45Took a lot of fast talking to make her see the right way of things.
01:20:48One of them McDade widows.
01:20:50Yeah, which one was it?
01:20:51Now, Sheriff, you know a man of honor can't answer a question like that.
01:20:55Sheriff, five thousands missing.
01:20:57Yeah, my property, sir.
01:20:58Legal reward for returning the gold.
01:21:01Oh, I reckon he's right.
01:21:02Yeah, Sheriff.
01:21:03You know, about those McDade women.
01:21:06You know, it takes a man like you and me to understand them.
01:21:08Driven half wild with greed and loneliness, the poor souls they need all the charity we can give them.
01:21:14Well, it's been a pleasure to do business with an honest man.
01:21:17Well, thank you.
01:21:18Good morning.
01:21:19Good morning.
01:21:24There's a real fine gentleman.
01:21:26You don't mean I like that no more.
01:21:29All right.
01:21:30Let's load up the gold.
01:21:31Go on.
01:21:32All right.
01:22:02Yes, every cent of it.
01:22:04Oh, me poor frazzled brain.
01:22:07Where'd she go?
01:22:09What a bundle of tricks she was.
01:22:11Now that I think of it, she said she was going to Albuquerque.
01:22:14But she tore off like a wild hare to the border.
01:22:17Oh, me poor frazzled brain.
01:22:18Oh, my dear.
01:22:24Oh, my dear.
01:22:40Hey, Kio!
01:23:14You, uh, had the money. What'd you wait for?
01:23:18Like a fella said once,
01:23:20there's no fun just winning the game
01:23:22when you're alone.
01:23:24Oh, I see. You figure we'd be, uh, fit company for each other?
01:23:28Haven't I proved that, Mr. Kehoe?
01:23:31Get in.
01:23:34This'll be a rare education.
01:23:44X.
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