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Este es un canal dedicado a los cultores del cine vintage; un tributo a los nostálgicos de siempre. Está consagrado a revivir los viejos éxitos de la cinematografía que ya pasó de ser cine, para convertirse en séptimo arte, como así también reivindicar la memoria de muchos actores y actrices injustamente olvidados por los difusores de hoy. Volvamos al viejo cine del barrio donde tantos recuerdos hermosos cultivamos. Muchas gracias por sumarse...Y síganme los buenos...!!

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00:00:28¡Gracias!
00:00:58¡Gracias!
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00:01:55¡Gracias!
00:02:27¡Gracias!
00:02:48¡Gracias!
00:03:04¡Gracias!
00:03:05¿Wallace Williams' gonna make a present for the panting?
00:03:07Can't prove it by me.
00:03:08Betcha, even though he gets you before you get the red rock.
00:03:10Make it fire to one and I'll take ya up.
00:03:12All right.
00:03:12All right, too done night.
00:03:15That way, man.
00:03:24This is one time this gold had gone through.
00:03:27Now you boys keep your eyes open.
00:03:29¡Suscríbete al canal!
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00:06:17You better toss it away and put your hands up.
00:06:23Come on, light out.
00:06:34Ahora, but not too much trouble.
00:06:36You can hand me that box the bank is shipping.
00:06:38Come on, hurry up.
00:06:47Gracias.
00:06:54Oh, cuando llegue a la ciudad, ¿puedo dar esta nota a Mr. Williams?
00:06:59¿Puedo dar esta nota con mi comprimiento?
00:07:08I'm sorry the inconvenience you, ma'am.
00:07:13No, no, no.
00:07:40I'd be very careful with that first, ma'am.
00:07:43No, no, no.
00:07:44Los bambinos no ríe de las escas.
00:07:50El establecidoá en un momento, pero vas a entrar.
00:07:56¿Cuántas partes del mes?
00:07:59A continuación.
00:08:10Bien, hablo de viaje.
00:08:16¡Apúntame un minuto!
00:08:22¿Qué te trae a hacer? Chotele el horse a la cara?
00:08:25¡Ya lo hemes de la caída!
00:08:33¡Todo bien!
00:08:35¡Guita!
00:08:36¡Guita!
00:08:54¡Gracias!
00:09:12¿Qué tal?
00:09:12You can't wait well all that...
00:09:30Where's Pendleton? I got to see him right away.
00:09:33There he is now.
00:09:36What's all your excitement about?
00:09:37See here, Pendleton.
00:09:38I won't stand for anymore of this.
00:09:40Any more of what?
00:09:41¿Por qué?
00:09:42El Fattel me robó $45,000.
00:09:45¿Por qué?
00:09:45¿Por qué?
00:09:46Justo al final de la tarde.
00:09:48Ahora, si no te stopa a este señor watching for Old Pendleton,
00:09:50vamos a tener un sheriff que le va a dar.
00:09:52Bueno, él no me ha dado cuenta.
00:09:54Y no sé sólo lo que el cofre está en el lugar.
00:09:57Pero voy a ir a pasar y ir a la tarde.
00:09:59¡Vamos a la tarde!
00:10:04¡Vamos a la tarde!
00:10:06¡Vamos a la tarde!
00:10:08¡Vamos a la tarde!
00:10:10¡Hey, Max!
00:10:11Never mind that shave,
00:10:13we're going after the Phantom.
00:10:14Ok.
00:10:16Hey, Epler,
00:10:17get your gun.
00:10:18The stage has been held up again.
00:10:19¡Oh, right!
00:10:57¡Suscríbete al canal!
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00:13:18¡Muy bien!
00:13:36Gracias.
00:14:03Gracias.
00:14:47What's the matter, Dad?
00:14:49I had a brush with William's men.
00:14:54What's the matter, Dad?
00:14:55What's the matter, Dad?
00:14:58What's the matter, Dad?
00:15:39Well, you've got to get out of here.
00:15:42We'll both go.
00:15:43I'll help you.
00:15:46This gravity is through riding.
00:15:50If we're going to be here, I didn't want you to leave.
00:15:59You mean you're going to...
00:16:00Well, we've all got to go sometime.
00:16:13You're a man now, son.
00:16:15From now on, you've got to stand on your own feet.
00:16:30I didn't have a chance to throw them off the trail.
00:16:33We should look out and see if someone's coming.
00:16:35You're a man.
00:16:35Come on, Dad.
00:16:39Wait.
00:16:48But I'll be there.
00:16:48You're not as good as the man of the tissotide.
00:17:01I'm going to wait a while.
00:17:03Wait.
00:17:04Here.
00:17:05You're up, geez.
00:17:05You're up.
00:17:06No, no.
00:17:07No, no.
00:17:08Están muy jóvenes a la gente como William.
00:17:14No es de uso.
00:17:17Open la puerta, así que no se empiezan a disparar.
00:17:39No, no.
00:17:39You leave him alone.
00:17:46Slim Braddock.
00:17:50Hello, Penn.
00:17:52Did Williams know that you were the one that's been raiding him?
00:17:56If he didn't, you wouldn't be here.
00:18:01Slim, if I'd known that you were the Phantom, I wouldn't have been within miles of this place.
00:18:06Oh, I tried to fight him in court.
00:18:09It was no use.
00:18:11He had too much money.
00:18:12Too many crooked lawyers.
00:18:15I know that Williams cheated you.
00:18:17Yes, but I could never prove it.
00:18:20The old-timers are all for you, Slim.
00:18:22They know you've got a raw deal.
00:18:28Did it hurt much, Slim?
00:18:36I can with you.
00:18:37Well, you do me a favor.
00:18:40Tell Williams that...
00:18:43there'll be another Braddock in the riding.
00:19:05Looks like the town is deserted.
00:19:06Well, here's everybody, partner.
00:19:08South Court House listening to the trial.
00:19:10What trial?
00:19:11The one between Williams and Brennan.
00:19:20Thanks.
00:19:22Thank you.
00:19:32Peter.
00:19:50You were with Jefferson.
00:19:52The bank had nothing to do with it.
00:19:53I know all about that.
00:19:54¿Qué pasa?
00:20:27¿Qué pasa?
00:20:54¿Está bien o no?
00:20:58Sí, por supuesto.
00:21:00Eso es lo que quería saber.
00:21:01Objeto sobre ruedas.
00:21:03¿Qué de ese dinero?
00:21:05Se va en el siguiente paso de vacaciones.
00:21:07¿Como para pagar el banco?
00:21:08Sí.
00:21:10¿Para 24 horas de extensión?
00:21:12Sí.
00:21:13¿Para 24 horas de extensión?
00:21:14¿Para qué?
00:21:15¿Para qué?
00:21:17Objeto sobre ruedas.
00:21:19Corte adjourn.
00:21:24.
00:21:25¿Para qué?
00:21:42Resp Ged
00:21:59¡Ah!
00:22:13Put him up, partner.
00:22:14Yes, sir.
00:22:19Hand me that package, Marquette Brennan.
00:22:25And hurry it up.
00:22:38Now get going and don't look back.
00:22:44No, no, no.
00:22:49So, it's the end of the day.
00:22:50What's up?
00:22:58This is my favorite.
00:22:59So, let's eat it.
00:22:59I'm going to eat it.
00:23:10I'm going to eat it.
00:23:12Now, I'm going to eat it.
00:23:25No se hagan nada de eso.
00:23:31Ahora, si no hay mucho problema, voy a tomar el paquete.
00:23:34No, dije que el paquete.
00:23:47Gracias, chicos.
00:24:03Gracias.
00:24:04Gracias.
00:24:11Gracias.
00:24:27Gracias.
00:24:29Gracias.
00:24:31Gracias.
00:24:39No, no, no, no, no.
00:25:11No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
00:25:20no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
00:25:20no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
00:25:21no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
00:25:22no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
00:25:27no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no
00:25:28No, no, no, no.
00:26:03No, no, no, no.
00:26:30Bring in the rest of the stuff so we can check it out.
00:26:35No, no, no.
00:27:13No, no, no.
00:27:46No, no, no.
00:28:18Something you want in there?
00:28:21No, no, no.
00:28:37No, no, no, no.
00:28:54No, no, no, no.
00:29:37No, no, no, no.
00:30:01No, no, no, no, no.
00:30:30No, no, no.
00:30:35No, no, no, no.
00:30:47No, no, no, no, no.
00:31:10No, no, no, no.
00:31:15No, no, no.
00:31:18No, no, no, no.
00:31:50No, no, no, no.
00:31:52No, no, no, no.
00:31:53No, no, no.
00:31:54No, no, no.
00:31:57No, no, no.
00:32:03No, no, no.
00:32:03No, no, no.
00:32:37No, no, no.
00:32:40No, no, no.
00:32:54No, no, no, no.
00:32:56No, no, no.
00:32:57No, no.
00:32:58No, no.
00:32:58If it's not too much trouble, you can give me a receipt for this.
00:33:11Braddock.
00:33:13Slim Braddock.
00:33:16I've heard a lot of talk about reincarnation, but it hasn't happened yet.
00:33:20I'm Tim, rather. Slim son.
00:33:24Now if you reach for a pen instead of that gun, you'll hunger.
00:33:29Find money.
00:33:35Where did you get this?
00:33:37Don't you know?
00:33:40This is outrageous. You'll find there's a law on this country.
00:33:44Just now I happen to be that law on what I say goes.
00:33:47You stole this money.
00:33:50Of course I stole it. You're not going to say anything about it.
00:33:53This is one of the most crooked deals there was ever attempted.
00:33:56Certainly it's a crooked deal. Because you made it a crooked business.
00:34:00Brennan doesn't know how to keep step with you. But I do.
00:34:03You think you can take the law in your own hands?
00:34:06That's what your father thought. But I fought him and I licked him.
00:34:09And I'll do the same to you.
00:34:10Well, as we settle our personal differences, another day and another place.
00:34:14Just now. Come on. Give me that to see you.
00:34:37I'll fight you till one of us go under if it takes my last cent.
00:35:05I wonder what he's doing in the back.
00:35:07What are you talking about?
00:35:08That fellow that just came out of the bank. See him down there?
00:35:14Who is he?
00:35:15He's the bird that got Brennan's money.
00:35:17Are you sure?
00:35:20Come on.
00:35:29Who was the man that just left here?
00:35:31I don't know, Mr. Jepson. He was talking to Mr. Williams.
00:35:34Williams in his office?
00:35:35Yes.
00:35:43Oh, Jepson.
00:35:44All right, Williams.
00:35:45Clayton tells me the man that held him up just left here.
00:35:48Yeah, his name is Braddock. He paid Brennan's note.
00:35:51Hmm. That's bad.
00:35:53Why?
00:35:54We finished the fellow's working on quite a lot of land.
00:35:57You're under your southern boundary, haven't you?
00:35:59Yes, but I wasn't figuring on including that in the same...
00:36:02Why not, Dad?
00:36:03Well, I kind of thought I'd like to keep it to have something to fall back on.
00:36:07Dad, sell it all, please.
00:36:19Oh, sorry, Pete. I didn't know you were busy.
00:36:21Don't go, Tim. Come on in.
00:36:26Meet Jack Stanley and Carl Jepson.
00:36:28Tim Pratton.
00:36:29How do you do, Jim?
00:36:29How are you, sir?
00:36:31You ready to get back into Harlan?
00:36:33Dad's work again.
00:36:34You're going to sell him on.
00:36:42I didn't know you thought of selling.
00:36:44Why did you show him the mine?
00:36:46I didn't.
00:36:49Flying sight unseen?
00:36:51Well, I, uh...
00:36:52He's already examined it.
00:36:54When?
00:36:54Williams took him through the mine a week ago.
00:36:56Williams?
00:36:57Yes.
00:36:59Do you mind if I speak to Pete privately a minute?
00:37:02Not at all.
00:37:13Who's Stanley?
00:37:14Today's the first time I ever saw him.
00:37:16Was anyone watching Williams while he was going through the mine?
00:37:19What are you driving at?
00:37:20Suppose he's discovered something you don't know anything about and sent Stanley out here to buy it.
00:37:23I don't think that's any concern of yours.
00:37:25Have you forgotten what you were told about thinking?
00:37:28Do you really want to sell?
00:37:29Certainly he does.
00:37:30Now, little girls are to be seen and not heard.
00:37:32Don't listen to him, Daddy.
00:37:33Let me get you with the trouble.
00:37:34I wonder if Williams is behind this offer.
00:37:37Either Williams or somebody pretty close to him.
00:37:47Sorry, Stanley.
00:37:48Sale is off.
00:37:50The price isn't right.
00:37:51Maybe I can raise it a little.
00:37:53Nope.
00:37:53Not interested.
00:37:54Well, I'll be in town for a few days in case you change your mind.
00:38:01I got some bad news, Pete.
00:38:03They're in the new tunnel.
00:38:04Much damage done.
00:38:05I didn't stop to investigate.
00:38:06Thought you didn't want to look at it.
00:38:08Dale, you want to ride out with us?
00:38:09No, I don't think I'd better.
00:38:11I've got an important engagement in town.
00:38:13Come on, then.
00:38:35I'm going to ride out with you.
00:39:03This wasn't any accident.
00:39:04These uprights have all been cut.
00:39:11The gun nearly caught me.
00:39:13I fired a couple of shots.
00:39:14I told him I saw somebody running away.
00:39:17You're sure he didn't suspect anything?
00:39:19Not a chance.
00:39:20Now, the first thing to do is reinforce this shoring.
00:39:23Get this mess cleared out here, and then we'll see what's happening.
00:39:26All right, Tim.
00:39:26I'll get the boys on it right away.
00:39:46There'll be a fellow named Bailey out here to see you tomorrow.
00:39:49He's a queer duck, but he knows his business.
00:39:52Let him look the place over.
00:39:54How will I know him?
00:39:55He'll ask for you.
00:39:59Guard!
00:40:01Hey, guard!
00:40:08Guard!
00:40:11Hey, guard!
00:40:30Looking for someone?
00:40:31It's about time this show.
00:40:33No wonder they want this dump blowed up.
00:40:35I don't think you know it to...
00:40:37with fellas like you, you don't think.
00:40:38You're satisfied to be dumb guards and make four bucks a day.
00:40:42Why don't you use your head for something else besides pop in your ears?
00:40:45Now, take me.
00:40:46I use my noodle.
00:40:47Oh, you do, do you?
00:40:48You've said it.
00:40:49I got my stock from old man.
00:40:51He was a powder monkey, but he didn't use his noodle.
00:40:54And he didn't last long.
00:40:56One day he's working with powder all around him.
00:40:59And what do you think he does?
00:41:01What?
00:41:01Life is pipe.
00:41:03That part was okay.
00:41:04But then he throws the burning match into a pile of giant black.
00:41:08And...
00:41:09He disappeared.
00:41:10In a puff of smoke.
00:41:12But that gives me an idea.
00:41:14Oh, it does?
00:41:15Sure.
00:41:15Even then I'm using the noodle.
00:41:17I figured if powder can do that to a man,
00:41:19it can do it to buildings, ships, mines,
00:41:22anything at all you wanted to get rid of.
00:41:25Well, that's worth using your noodle.
00:41:27You're telling me, brother?
00:41:29But I gotta be careful.
00:41:30I got a reputation.
00:41:32Me workers know.
00:41:34What do you think would happen
00:41:35if I was seen around here
00:41:36just before this joint went through him?
00:41:38I haven't any idea.
00:41:40The picture put two and two together.
00:41:41And the answer wouldn't be four.
00:41:44It'd be Bailey.
00:41:46And Bailey...
00:41:47It's me.
00:41:52You know what time it is?
00:41:54About ten o'clock.
00:41:55Ten to ten.
00:41:57And you were supposed to meet me here at eight.
00:41:59I figured this job would go up at twelve.
00:42:01But we'll never make it now.
00:42:03Hold that.
00:42:07I'll set it for three.
00:42:08That'll be about right.
00:42:11I'm sorry, Bailey, but...
00:42:13Well, let's get in the mine and get it over with.
00:42:14Wait a minute.
00:42:15Don't rush me.
00:42:16Because when I'm rushed,
00:42:17my work becomes faulty.
00:42:21Wait.
00:42:22The box.
00:42:26Wait a minute.
00:42:28I suppose you think blowing up a mine
00:42:30is like lighting a match.
00:42:31Don't you notice a technique in this business?
00:42:33It's something you've got to devote your whole life to.
00:42:36Well, I didn't realize there was so much
00:42:37for blowing up anything.
00:42:38You wouldn't.
00:42:39I suppose if you were going to do the job,
00:42:41you'd hop right down into the mine,
00:42:43spread the stuff anyplace at all,
00:42:45and start running.
00:42:45Well, that's the only thing to do, isn't it?
00:42:48Listen.
00:42:49An expert looks the surface over first.
00:42:52Then he's got to find out
00:42:54which way the wind is blowing.
00:42:56For instance.
00:43:01See?
00:43:02It's coming in from over there.
00:43:04You've got to follow the direction of the wind.
00:43:07Come on.
00:43:20The draft turns at this corner.
00:43:22That's the first place you've got to block up
00:43:23if you want to get a double of jolt out of your stuff.
00:43:26Everything has got to be set on time.
00:43:28Just right.
00:43:31Look at the kind of equipment they give me.
00:43:34A kitchen clock.
00:43:35Then I ask for a perfect timepiece.
00:43:38That means I've got to set this thing.
00:43:40Hold the box.
00:43:45Four hours ahead ought to get it.
00:43:47They make these cheap things to get us into thinking
00:43:49we're getting more shy in the mornings.
00:43:51But they don't realize how tough they're making
00:43:52it for fellas like me.
00:43:54It's all right now, isn't it?
00:43:56Sure.
00:43:57You've just got to use the old noodle.
00:43:59Come on.
00:44:00Let's look the rest of this joint over
00:44:01so I can figure out where to put the stuff
00:44:03so to do the most good.
00:44:04The box.
00:44:06No use wasting anything.
00:44:07Nothing like being an iconoculant.
00:44:09Nothing like being up to me.
00:44:11Science advances.
00:44:12And you've got to advance right along with it.
00:44:14That's why they're always sending for me, Bailey.
00:44:17I'm right up in a minute.
00:44:18You certainly are.
00:44:20Come on.
00:44:25Well, work.
00:44:31Wait a minute.
00:44:32Let's take a look at that room.
00:44:34That might be it.
00:44:36That's an idea.
00:44:39Come on.
00:44:47What's in there?
00:44:48You are.
00:44:53Timon's all wrong, Bailey.
00:44:57What are you frisking me for?
00:44:59I'm not a gunman.
00:45:00Powder's my specialty.
00:45:02Who hired you to blow this place up?
00:45:04Where would I be
00:45:05if I was to give away the secrets of the trade?
00:45:07I know where you'll be if you don't.
00:45:09It's against my ethics to talk.
00:45:11Maybe you'll change your ethics
00:45:13after you've been left in here for a couple of days.
00:45:15Sit down over there.
00:45:17What are you going to do?
00:45:19Now, don't rush me.
00:45:20Because when you rush me,
00:45:22me work becomes foggy.
00:45:51Hey!
00:45:53You ain't going to leave me here in the dark.
00:45:56Why, are you afraid of the dark?
00:45:59Yes.
00:46:02Well, in case I'll leave you late.
00:46:14So you're a dynamiter, eh?
00:46:46Well, it's about time you showed up.
00:46:48Who are you?
00:46:49Who am I?
00:46:50You mean to say you don't know me?
00:46:52I never saw you before.
00:46:54Well, I'm known from one end of this country to the other.
00:46:56And you don't know me.
00:46:58I got a reputation I have,
00:46:59and you keep me waiting two hours.
00:47:02Say, no wonder they want this joint blown up.
00:47:04You know what time it is?
00:47:06No.
00:47:07It's ten o'clock,
00:47:08and you're supposed to meet me at 8.
00:47:11What do you think would happen
00:47:12if people saw me around here
00:47:13before this joint went gluey?
00:47:14I don't know.
00:47:15The Dixas put two and two together,
00:47:17and the answer wouldn't be for
00:47:18it'd be Bailey,
00:47:20and Bailey is me.
00:47:21I've got to be careful.
00:47:23Have you finished the job yet?
00:47:24Have I finished the job?
00:47:26I haven't even...
00:47:27There you go again.
00:47:29There's a technique to this business,
00:47:30and if you rush me,
00:47:32my work becomes false.
00:47:33That's what happened to me old man.
00:47:35You know, he was a powder monkey,
00:47:36and one day he's working on a job
00:47:38with a lot of high explosives.
00:47:39Now, what do you think he does?
00:47:40Why?
00:47:42He lights his pipe,
00:47:43but that's all right
00:47:44if he hadn't thrown the match
00:47:46into a keg of giant black.
00:47:47And quicker than that,
00:47:49he's gone.
00:47:52That's what gives me an idea.
00:47:53I said to myself,
00:47:54if powder can do that to a man,
00:47:56why can't it do the same thing
00:47:57to buildings, ships, mines,
00:47:59anything else you want to get rid of?
00:48:01So I settled down to an intensive study
00:48:03of the explosive technique,
00:48:04and that's what makes me a specialist.
00:48:06Come on, let's go outside
00:48:07and see if the coast is clear.
00:48:16Let me know before you set it off,
00:48:18so I won't be around, will you?
00:48:19Sure.
00:48:20Leave it to me.
00:48:31Ready to get here all right?
00:48:33Yeah, about a half an hour ago.
00:48:35Funny little fellow, isn't he?
00:48:36He's funny all right,
00:48:37but I wouldn't say he was very little.
00:48:39He's got big, broad shoulders,
00:48:41a deep chest,
00:48:41and all in all,
00:48:43he's a pretty husky boy.
00:48:44Who are you talking about?
00:48:46Why, Bailey, of course.
00:48:48That isn't Bailey you described.
00:48:50He's a little thin fellow.
00:48:51That's the Bailey I was talking to.
00:48:53Did you mention any names?
00:48:55No, I didn't have a chance to.
00:48:56He did all the talking.
00:48:57You better disappear
00:48:58till I look into things.
00:48:59There's something wrong.
00:49:14Well, why the problem, little lady?
00:49:16It's not at all becoming.
00:49:17I'm worried.
00:49:18About what?
00:49:19About the way Tim Braddock is acting,
00:49:21and the way my father lives.
00:49:22He knew anything he wants.
00:49:23What's he done?
00:49:24He says he caught a man
00:49:25trying to dynamite the line.
00:49:26He put him in the old powder magazine.
00:49:28He shouldn't have done that.
00:49:29You sure have someone
00:49:30to handle a thing like that,
00:49:31don't you think so?
00:49:32Do you want me to talk to Pete?
00:49:34I wish you would.
00:49:35Try and convince him
00:49:36it will all get any trouble
00:49:37if Tim continues to take the law
00:49:38in his own hands.
00:49:39There's one thing I must do first.
00:49:41Then I'll hunt up your dad
00:49:41and see what I can do with him.
00:49:43I know he'll listen to you.
00:50:13I know he'll listen to you.
00:50:44I know he'll listen to you.
00:51:24You think you are that you can treat me this way?
00:51:26Shut up.
00:51:27You want the whole world to hear you?
00:51:29Why, I care.
00:51:29You think that I'm...
00:51:31You gonna be quiet?
00:51:35How'd you get them this fixed?
00:51:36By playing nursemaid
00:51:37in that mug you had me meet.
00:51:39Out of the goodness of my heart,
00:51:40I was showing him
00:51:41some of the tricks in my trade.
00:51:43And this is the way he taxed me.
00:51:47Hey, what's the chances
00:51:48for one of them pills?
00:51:55You didn't let any names slip
00:51:56while you were talking, did you?
00:51:58Names are something
00:51:59never mentioned in this racket.
00:52:00Why?
00:52:01What's worrying you?
00:52:03You didn't meet the right man.
00:52:05You bungled the job.
00:52:06I'm gonna have to do it myself.
00:52:08Ah, so that's the way you work, is it?
00:52:10Get all the dope out of me
00:52:11and then cut you off
00:52:12the joint yourself.
00:52:14Well, all right.
00:52:16Me life's full of ups and downs.
00:52:18What are you squawking about?
00:52:19You'll get your money.
00:52:20Slip the binders off
00:52:21and I'll be on my way.
00:52:23You'll have to wait
00:52:24until tonight.
00:52:25Why?
00:52:26Too many people around.
00:52:27What time tonight?
00:52:29After dark, about eight.
00:52:30But be sure you don't do any talking.
00:52:32And you'll be sure
00:52:33and be here at eight.
00:52:35Because if you ain't,
00:52:36I'm gonna talk.
00:52:37And when I do,
00:52:37I'll talk plenty.
00:52:39I'll be back.
00:52:40You'll leave here, all right.
00:52:42I'll see to that.
00:52:44Hey, some timing.
00:52:46You're safer the way you are.
00:53:02Well, if he wants more money,
00:53:03we'll have to give it to him.
00:53:04Not a question of money.
00:53:05Braddock, grab him.
00:53:06He's got him in the old powder room
00:53:07in the mine.
00:53:07How do you know?
00:53:08I saw him there.
00:53:09Well, Braddock or no Braddock,
00:53:11I'm fine.
00:53:13If we can convince Brennan
00:53:15that he can't work it,
00:53:16he'll sell for a nickel on the dollar.
00:53:18We'll be all right
00:53:18if Bailey doesn't talk.
00:53:20But suppose he does talk.
00:53:21It won't take him long
00:53:22to connect you with me.
00:53:24Just now,
00:53:25I can't see any investigation.
00:53:28Got any dynamite out there?
00:53:29Yes.
00:53:31I'll handle this myself.
00:53:32Braddock stopped you three times,
00:53:34but he won't stop me.
00:53:36Come on.
00:53:49Who's been in here?
00:53:51Nobody.
00:53:52Where do these cigarettes come from?
00:53:55They ain't mine.
00:53:56Who's are they?
00:53:58Ain't got a mind reader.
00:54:02Well, whoever managed to get in here
00:54:04didn't use his noodle, Bailey.
00:54:06Says you.
00:54:08He probably told you
00:54:10to keep your mouth shut
00:54:10and eat these lights.
00:54:13You're doing the talking.
00:54:18Well, whoever it is,
00:54:19he'll be...
00:54:21But he's not going to find you.
00:54:24He's going to find me.
00:54:28I'm going to take your place.
00:54:31Come on over here, Bailey.
00:54:34Bailey.
00:54:39Everything is set, Jepson.
00:54:41I'll take care of Bailey
00:54:42and head back into town.
00:54:44Set it off at eight o'clock.
00:54:46Okay.
00:54:48Okay.
00:54:56Okay.
00:55:27Well shot, William.
00:55:33I was protecting bank property.
00:55:36I was justified.
00:55:38Bank property?
00:55:40I just learned this man
00:55:41was going to blow up these mines.
00:55:45It looks like you were in with him.
00:55:48I in with Bailey?
00:55:49You even know his name, don't you?
00:55:51You can't deny
00:55:52you were going to do the job together.
00:55:55Bailey could tell you different.
00:55:57Easy to say that now.
00:56:01Maybe that's why you shot him.
00:56:03That kind of talk
00:56:04won't do you any good, Braddock.
00:56:08Suppose we let Bailey settle.
00:56:24Get up and give the gentleman a seat.
00:56:26Get up and give the gentleman a seat.
00:56:34Sit down.
00:56:41Come here, Bailey.
00:56:44Come here, Bailey.
00:57:05You say you've never seen him before.
00:57:07You say you've never seen him before.
00:57:07Who did you see?
00:57:09Whoever he was,
00:57:10he sent Williams here to do the job.
00:57:11Don't you realize that?
00:57:13I ain't saying a thing.
00:57:16I guess that ought to satisfy you, Braddock.
00:57:18Well, it doesn't.
00:57:19Somebody was here visiting Bailey.
00:57:22Whoever he is,
00:57:23he'll be back.
00:57:24So we'll wait for him.
00:57:25That's a good idea.
00:57:26You and Bailey wait for him.
00:57:27I said we'll wait for him.
00:57:29Now, sit down.
00:57:40What's the matter with you?
00:57:42Nervous?
00:57:44That's where I'm nervous.
00:57:46Nobody can tell what's liable to happen
00:57:47when dynamite's around.
00:57:49They're liable to blow up this place.
00:57:51They wouldn't do that.
00:57:53Whoever hired Bailey knows he's here.
00:57:56Get him out first.
00:57:58Suppose you didn't want to get him out.
00:58:04You know a lot about this.
00:58:06You seem pretty sure this place
00:58:07is going to be blown up.
00:58:11Is that why you're looking at your what?
00:58:15I'm only trying to tell you
00:58:16what's liable to happen.
00:58:17Nothing is going to happen.
00:58:19How could it?
00:58:20Bailey's right here.
00:58:21He's not going to blow himself up.
00:58:23How are you, Bailey?
00:58:25Who, me?
00:58:25Don't be foolish.
00:58:38Will you ever enter mine
00:58:39explosion, Bailey?
00:58:41I'm here, ain't I?
00:58:43That's right.
00:58:45It must be horrible
00:58:46to be trapped underground.
00:58:48For instance,
00:58:50well, suppose someone
00:58:50who's a blow this line up.
00:58:52Yeah.
00:58:53There wouldn't be nothing
00:58:54left but the pieces.
00:58:57Well, that wouldn't be so bad.
00:58:59It'd be quick anyway.
00:59:01Eh?
00:59:02It must be awful
00:59:03to hear the sound of rocks
00:59:05and dirt falling all around you,
00:59:07knowing it's stealing you
00:59:08in the tomb.
00:59:10Men go mad in places like that.
00:59:14First, there's a hope of rescue.
00:59:17The lantern gets dimmer
00:59:19and dimmer
00:59:20as the air is exhausted.
00:59:22You listen for it.
00:59:24The sound of rescue.
00:59:25Suddenly, you hear the hammers
00:59:26and the drills up above.
00:59:27But you clutch your throat.
00:59:31There's gasping, choking,
00:59:33suffocation overtakes you.
00:59:35The air's going fast.
00:59:37Every breath a man takes
00:59:39shortens the lives of the others.
00:59:42Then the light goes out.
00:59:44There's nothing but darkness,
00:59:47horror,
00:59:48and death.
00:59:50Let me all get it!
00:59:51Take it easy, Williams.
00:59:53Don't let your imagination
00:59:54run away with it.
00:59:54This place'll have to be blown up
00:59:55any minute.
00:59:56What a minute.
00:59:56I don't know.
01:00:00What's worrying about?
01:00:01Unless you do know,
01:00:02and if you do,
01:00:02you're a fool to stay here
01:00:03and wait for the explosion.
01:00:04All right, all right.
01:00:05This place's going to grow up
01:00:06by eight o'clock.
01:00:07We've only got a minute
01:00:08to get out of here.
01:00:08Who's going to blow it up
01:00:09and why?
01:00:09Jackson, from the other line.
01:00:11We were going to close this off
01:00:12because we found a big vein
01:00:12of gold underneath.
01:00:13I say, this place's going up.
01:00:15Let me get out of here.
01:00:19Williams, come back here.
01:00:21You can't get out that way.
01:00:26We've got just 30 seconds
01:00:28to get out of here.
01:01:06What's happened, Tim?
01:01:08Hold this man.
01:01:09Come on, Pete.
01:01:36Come on, Pete.
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