Ride into the golden age of western cinema with Under California Stars (1948), a classic cowboy adventure filled with action, music, justice, and frontier excitement. Starring legendary western hero Roy Rogers, this vintage film delivers thrilling horseback chases, heroic moments, and timeless country-western entertainment.
Set against the beautiful landscapes of the American frontier, the story combines classic cowboy action with memorable musical performances and old Hollywood charm. Perfect for fans of western movies, vintage cinema, cowboy adventures, and classic public domain films.
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Set against the beautiful landscapes of the American frontier, the story combines classic cowboy action with memorable musical performances and old Hollywood charm. Perfect for fans of western movies, vintage cinema, cowboy adventures, and classic public domain films.
Experience the spirit of the Wild West through one of the beloved western classics from the 1940s.
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00:00:17Satsang with Mooji
00:02:00Well, there's another picture in the bag.
00:02:03What are you leaving?
00:02:04I don't know any.
00:02:05I'm making my 10th anniversary broadcast from the minutes.
00:02:07Roy, you can be mighty proud of your 10 years of pictures.
00:02:10You've made millions of friends all over the world.
00:02:13Hey, Roy.
00:02:14Sing it up.
00:02:15That's the one you saved in your first picture.
00:02:17No, we haven't heard that in a long time.
00:02:18Okay, Joe.
00:02:19I'll remember.
00:02:20Well, good luck and have a nice trip.
00:02:23Well, I'll be listening to your book.
00:02:25That's right.
00:02:26Thanks, boy.
00:02:26You're good.
00:02:27Be easy, boy.
00:02:27We'll see you.
00:02:28I'll see you.
00:02:29I'll see you.
00:02:29I'll see you.
00:02:30I'll see you.
00:02:31I'll see you.
00:03:08I'll see you.
00:03:11John Roy, you'll always be the same old horse, right?
00:03:20All your loyal subjects, there's a time to bow your head and pay homage to the king who's
00:03:26come to greet us.
00:03:27In him!
00:03:28Well, I tell him, we want to enter in a flutter.
00:03:31My little knees are just like butter.
00:03:34Do you think the mighty king would stoop to meet us?
00:03:37Ah!
00:03:38Let's say he's a conjuring hero, for it's time he's been out here.
00:03:45And with reverence, we proudly say, long live the king.
00:03:53He is here!
00:03:56He's written in the legend, the king of the cowboys, the bravest man upon the silver screen.
00:04:04Whenever there is trouble, there comes trigger on the devil.
00:04:08Do you think the villain doesn't feel a thing?
00:04:11He's got away with women, too.
00:04:14All he's got along to him, when the director tells him to.
00:04:20Speaking to Roger, the king of the cowboys.
00:04:23He is the king of the cowboys.
00:04:23The brave, the queen of the cowboys.
00:04:26He is the king of the cowboys, giving menos money in the ones who make the money.
00:04:28He's the king of the cowboys.
00:04:31But if he has seen all his heart, that he wants me.
00:04:44How you doing?
00:04:45How you doing?
00:04:45How you doing?
00:04:47Some of you boys take Trigger out of his trailer.
00:04:49Get the gun in the garage.
00:04:51Oh, you might as well saddle him up.
00:04:53We'd like to kind of scratch your leg a little bit.
00:04:54All right.
00:05:00Come on, come on, come on.
00:05:01Get away, honey.
00:05:02You can leave, boy.
00:05:03Why don't you?
00:05:03Let's go.
00:05:08Who was it?
00:05:09You didn't know, buddy.
00:05:11Roy knows you.
00:05:15At least you're out here, too, Roy.
00:05:18You just never know how we supposed to be.
00:05:21Well, Roy asked you some extra help that I learned so cheap
00:05:25I couldn't afford not to.
00:05:26That's certainly a wild thing.
00:05:28He had a great day.
00:05:33Hello, Mr. Rogers.
00:05:35Cookie promised to introduce us after we took our naps.
00:05:39Didn't you, Cousin Cookie?
00:05:41Cousin Cookie, did you?
00:05:43I guess I can't deny him, Roy, and runs in the family.
00:05:47That's Carlson, Luke, and Grover, do you think, too?
00:05:51Cookie, if you don't quit hiring your relatives.
00:05:53No, Roy.
00:05:54After that, Mama died, and I'll never be able to see you.
00:05:57Sorry.
00:05:57I didn't know this.
00:05:59By the way, Cookie, did you ever hire that horse trainer I asked you about?
00:06:03Huh?
00:06:04Oh, yeah, yeah, you know, Roy, I'm not Santa Mills.
00:06:07I wanted to talk to you about it.
00:06:09Oh, look at that.
00:06:10There's a little guy.
00:06:15Hey, this guy that's been running up range horses over in the north danger.
00:06:19Oh, what is it, Cookie?
00:06:20Oh, some strangers bunching up them range horses for me tonight.
00:06:25That's what happened to the buckles.
00:06:27Yeah, but this is legal and it's hurt by our army contract.
00:06:31It isn't legal if it's on our range.
00:06:33We better go and see if there's no double-edged horses in this project.
00:06:42Thanks, cousin.
00:08:04Hey, what's going on here?
00:08:06Running wild horses have been in your business.
00:08:16Well, well, you might have known Roy Rogers, the movie counterboy.
00:08:22In, get, Chris Gray with all your friends that you have.
00:08:27Hold it.
00:08:29Stay on your horses.
00:08:30We'll see that this is on the upper mountain.
00:08:35Hold it.
00:08:54Stay on your horses.
00:08:56We'll see that this is on the upper mountain.
00:08:59We'll see a little bit.
00:09:14Hello, fellas.
00:09:16I didn't find the horses up to draw where you sent me.
00:09:19All right, all right, but he's ready.
00:09:22Let's go for a second.
00:09:24It won't lie.
00:09:24I'll probably see one.
00:09:26Yeah.
00:09:27Yeah.
00:09:31Yeah.
00:09:33Yeah.
00:09:34Yeah.
00:09:36Yeah.
00:09:36Yeah.
00:09:36Yeah.
00:09:38Yeah.
00:09:38Yeah.
00:09:38Yeah.
00:09:45Yeah.
00:09:48Yeah.
00:09:51Yeah.
00:09:52Yeah.
00:10:16Okay, he's had enough, Roy.
00:10:17Come on, get him.
00:10:21All right, clear out of here.
00:10:22If I can catch Wilder, it's not the way you're doing it.
00:10:27Warm up, Jim.
00:10:29I got some work to do.
00:10:41You're not hurt so bad.
00:10:43Come on, now, on your feet.
00:10:44Lead the rest of your pills back to home rings.
00:10:46Come on, now.
00:10:56Come on, now.
00:10:58Come on, now.
00:11:21Say, no wonder I took a lookie.
00:11:24That's Roy Rogers and Trigger.
00:11:27I went home and I'd seen Roy
00:11:29would sell him for a million dollars.
00:11:31I don't know.
00:11:31Get on your horse.
00:12:02I don't know.
00:12:09Quanticat?
00:12:10Roger Sligger.
00:12:11Rogers and his gang from the RRR Institute.
00:12:16And he gave you a nice list on the Maliar and South Defense too.
00:12:19Where were you?
00:12:21Just questions.
00:12:22Do you think you were a sucker with those limbs?
00:12:25Lips somewhere?
00:12:26You see, you're getting out there.
00:12:27Hey, you're getting a little twitchy.
00:12:29I'm sober.
00:12:30Where were you when I was taking that beating?
00:12:31Yeah.
00:12:32We lived that herd that night contract is going and sold the money.
00:12:35Well, take it easy.
00:12:36We're going to do something about it.
00:12:37What about the horses?
00:12:39We've been around a month before Rogers gets everybody thinking his way,
00:12:42and they really sell it.
00:12:43Rage horses?
00:12:44That's just chicken feed.
00:12:46What I'm thinking about now is one horse.
00:12:49Yeah, but Rogers.
00:12:50It's only Rogers.
00:12:51The smartest horse in two kids.
00:12:54Same.
00:12:56Farmer, Farmer, come here.
00:12:58Get that free-bitten Australian coyote out of here.
00:13:03Right up.
00:13:04Come here.
00:13:05I thought I told you that's familiar with where it is.
00:13:07I know, but it's wet that much when I'm hungry.
00:13:12Can you stop some food?
00:13:13Thanks.
00:13:14Come on, Rogers.
00:13:16Yeah, I'm not careful, man.
00:13:19The dog steals everything around here.
00:13:21I can't even find any of those same stamps anymore.
00:13:23Let me handle this.
00:13:26I told you before, take him out and get rid of him before I do it for you.
00:13:30Robert, you love stealing light.
00:13:32You learn.
00:13:33Good thing I'm going to get rid of him.
00:13:35You're right.
00:13:36Sure.
00:13:37I mean, that gentleman that speaks to you.
00:13:40That's my patience this way.
00:13:42Don't worry about him.
00:13:43I'm checking him out of Prado.
00:13:44I hope he didn't hear that crank about his triggers.
00:13:54Well, Junior, you might want to go to church.
00:14:01You're going to go on your car.
00:14:06I'm going to go on your car.
00:14:10You're going to go on your car.
00:14:16I...
00:14:16I...
00:14:36Don't come out there.
00:14:37Don't come out there.
00:14:39Don't come out there.
00:14:49Oh, that monster.
00:14:51She must have seen another balance.
00:14:53Who is she?
00:14:54Now, you see, Roy, that's a little horse.
00:14:57Will you help?
00:14:59She'd better help you.
00:15:02Don't tell me that.
00:15:04It means this is another cousin of yours.
00:15:07Yeah, Roy, she's a new horse trainer.
00:15:10I had to hire her.
00:15:11You see, Aunt Clara and Aunt Lotto got married right after the First World War,
00:15:15and she only had seven kids and-
00:15:17You couldn't cook it.
00:15:18I'm sorry.
00:15:19It was another mouse.
00:15:21I thought it was.
00:15:22Aunt Clara, meet your house.
00:15:24Roy Rogers?
00:15:25Yes.
00:15:31Roy Rogers?
00:15:33Oh, my God.
00:15:36Not again.
00:15:37Wait.
00:15:39But it's the first time she ever seen a movie story.
00:15:42I wonder if you can sure tell she's your relationship.
00:15:45She weighs a ton.
00:15:46Oh, she ain't so big.
00:15:49How old did you say she was?
00:15:50Well, let's see.
00:15:52When I went out, she couldn't play the brain.
00:15:54They remember more.
00:15:55Well, you know how we tell the ages of horses.
00:15:58What do you mean?
00:15:58Look at her teeth.
00:16:00No.
00:16:01I can't imagine her being afraid of a mouse.
00:16:04Why are bullpits aren't afraid of anything on four legs?
00:16:08No.
00:16:12No.
00:16:13No.
00:16:14No.
00:16:14No.
00:16:34Cousin Tuki.
00:16:36Cousin Tuki.
00:16:37I found them.
00:16:39They're all in the barn asleep.
00:16:41They are, are they?
00:16:42I'll take your rest.
00:17:13Then I heard him sing this tune.
00:17:16You're a nice little guy.
00:17:18You prowl around and out around the moon.
00:17:21All right.
00:17:22You're a sharp little fella.
00:17:24You better rock and yell about a tear.
00:17:27All right.
00:17:28And you always sound so lonesome.
00:17:31It makes me a little bit blue.
00:17:34But I ain't got time for prowling.
00:17:37Or I do a little hollering too.
00:17:40Oh, wait a little bit.
00:17:42You help me to help me to hit the sack.
00:17:47Get a long little vomit.
00:17:49I'll pick me up a sick enough.
00:17:51And I'll wipe your back.
00:17:53If you don't cut it off that gap.
00:17:56How can I get any nothing done?
00:17:59So believe me you're screaming while I do a little dreaming.
00:18:03I'm not my only one.
00:18:08I'm not my only one.
00:18:12I'm not my only one.
00:18:12I'm not my only one.
00:18:14I'm not my only one.
00:18:15All right.
00:18:15Break it up, you guys.
00:18:17You too, Trigger.
00:18:19Oh, I was waiting.
00:18:21Oh, no wonder you're winning.
00:18:22Trigger standing there telling you what to play.
00:18:34You too, Trigger.
00:18:36Yeah, no wonder you're losing my collage.
00:18:38Oh, you're the exact right.
00:18:42You're in New York, fellas.
00:18:43Yes, sir.
00:18:44I have no road of evil lying here.
00:18:46You sure?
00:18:47Yeah.
00:18:48What's your name, son?
00:18:49Um, I'm Ted Clover, and this is Tramp.
00:18:51Am I Ted?
00:18:53Hey Tramp?
00:18:54I came here on a business deal.
00:18:55I saw you got me this way, Mr. Rogers.
00:18:58Business deal?
00:19:00Do you generally go around making business deals in one group?
00:19:04Oh no, I just listened to that song when Tramp took it.
00:19:07He's always doing things like that.
00:19:16What's the matter, son?
00:19:17Did you hurt yourself?
00:19:18No, not lately.
00:19:20A horse kicked me two years ago.
00:19:22Dr. Richardson said I needed an alteration.
00:19:25Well, I said my leg will have to get well by itself.
00:19:28Where do you live?
00:19:31Well, right now I found the place I'd like, got a job.
00:19:37What else do you like to hit him?
00:19:39I've got Mr. Rogers, my needle assistant.
00:19:41Somebody has to shine his guns.
00:19:43So that's the business deal.
00:19:45Well, I think maybe we could use an eagle hand and his dog.
00:19:49Thanks, dude.
00:19:52That is, if he isn't running away from home.
00:19:54How about it, boss?
00:19:55Thanks, sir.
00:19:57Who is this large people you spoke about?
00:19:59Well, he's my stepfather.
00:20:01He works for Mr. Jordan down the sidewalk, judging well on horses.
00:20:05He will find.
00:20:06Well, I'll see men and see what I'm putting in.
00:20:09In the meantime, how about some jobs, Carolyn?
00:20:12Okay.
00:20:13Yeah, you better come along with me.
00:20:14You could spend a little, well, we know what they say about cleverness.
00:20:19Gee, thanks, Mr. Rogers.
00:20:21Well, now that you're working for me, just call me Rolly.
00:20:23You call me Dad.
00:20:25Thank you, dear.
00:20:27Come on, Jack.
00:20:28Maybe we could even find a phone for transport.
00:20:45Hello?
00:20:47Hey, Mike.
00:20:50My hands.
00:20:52My hands.
00:20:53My hands.
00:20:53Voice like old times hearing your voice again.
00:20:56Roger.
00:20:59Hello?
00:21:01Dan.
00:21:04No, he's been just like a kid.
00:21:08He's got much large, big fart and works for me.
00:21:11Yeah.
00:21:13No, he ain't right now.
00:21:15Roger.
00:21:15Sure do him when he comes in.
00:21:20Thanks for calling, goodbye.
00:21:25Jimmy, you are something to rob your ranch.
00:21:27I just can trade you out.
00:21:29Oh, it's the last time you pull that trick.
00:21:31I'll go up and get him and give him a town he'll ever forget.
00:21:35Just a minute, Lodge.
00:21:36You ain't taking nobody.
00:21:39We wanted to get this out.
00:21:41I didn't want to meet the boys these days
00:21:43for something anywhere.
00:21:46Yeah, maybe he can help us
00:21:48on that Palomino horse train deal
00:21:50if you can buy.
00:21:51That's right.
00:22:06John, you want to stick around
00:22:08for the big horse race?
00:22:10Who do you think will win?
00:22:11The world's fastest dog
00:22:13has a world's fastest horse.
00:22:15You better bet him like that, Callan.
00:22:17Stand tight, he was ready.
00:22:18Where's your truck?
00:22:21Give him me the official star recovery, rookie.
00:22:24Sure he does.
00:22:27Oh, now wait a minute for a minute.
00:22:28You can tell by looking
00:22:30that he's not one of us,
00:22:31but we were bigger than that when we were born.
00:22:34Now get in there just to make the race point one.
00:22:36Callan Smarts?
00:22:39How can I get in there...
00:22:40A jigsaw.
00:22:43Come on!
00:22:49Come on, Trout.
00:22:50Come on!
00:22:51Come on, Trout.
00:22:52Come on, Trout.
00:22:53Think of your reputation.
00:22:55Come on, Trout.
00:22:56Come on.
00:22:59Run.
00:23:04Come on.
00:23:04Come on, boy.
00:23:07Come on, child.
00:23:09Come on, child.
00:23:10Come on, child.
00:23:12Come on.
00:23:14We're going back to the home streets.
00:23:16We better hurry up.
00:23:18These are the home streets.
00:23:18Come on, child.
00:23:19Come on, child.
00:23:21Come on, child.
00:23:27Come on, child.
00:23:32Come on, child.
00:23:33Hey, boy, trigger.
00:23:34See, I told you something.
00:23:36Well, trigger one.
00:23:37That was fair and square.
00:23:41No, not bad.
00:23:43You.
00:23:43Country.
00:23:44Come on, Trim.
00:23:45Go on, Trim.
00:23:52Pram, that was a dope trotter.
00:23:54Floyd?
00:23:55Mm-hmm.
00:23:55You know why trigger one?
00:23:57Why?
00:23:58Because you can holler.
00:23:59Come on, louder than I can.
00:24:01Trigger's legs are a little bit longer, too.
00:24:03How about take a long ride if you win it?
00:24:16What's up?
00:24:17Good to see you, brother.
00:24:19Good to see you, brother.
00:24:21Good to see you, brother.
00:24:21Good to see you, brother.
00:24:22Good to see you.
00:24:22Hi, Tabs.
00:24:22Everything okay?
00:24:24Sure, Lord.
00:24:25I'm fine.
00:24:26Or just give me a job in the ranch.
00:24:28This is, uh,
00:24:29fine.
00:24:29The bullies did play.
00:24:31How do you know?
00:24:32How are you?
00:24:32It's my nice job, Mr. Rogers.
00:24:34I'm pretty busy, and I drive in batch,
00:24:36and sometimes you get someone on your hand,
00:24:37but you wouldn't be in your way.
00:24:39Always room for one of you.
00:24:40You mean I'm gonna stay?
00:24:42You're not mad at me for...
00:24:43We're waiting.
00:24:44Oh, no.
00:24:45There won't be any more running away, will they, kid?
00:24:47I'll see if he stops behind his ears.
00:24:49No, no, no.
00:24:50You know, that's why they're here for nothing, Miss Karen.
00:24:53A woman's influence will probably do the boy a lot of business.
00:24:56So this is a famous trigger.
00:24:58Oh, you won't apply the jails for that.
00:25:00You know, I'll take a black stuff in that horse.
00:25:03I'm pretty sure he assumes they found anybody.
00:25:05Try him!
00:25:06Yeah, you'll see when my boy will come back to you.
00:25:08No, stop.
00:25:08Please don't, kid.
00:25:09You won't, kid.
00:25:11Take it easy.
00:25:11Oh.
00:25:14Oh, boy.
00:25:15It's just a buck.
00:25:16You ain't even having this money.
00:25:19Hey, good boy, kid.
00:25:20Do it for Mr. Luggers, too.
00:25:21Right here, son.
00:25:22By the way, you know you're both invited to Roy's anniversary broadcast tonight, don't you?
00:25:28We'll be there, sure, Miss Caroline.
00:25:30We'll bust this edge.
00:25:31Ten years, huh?
00:25:33Oh, we'll put on a wing day.
00:25:40It's the prettiest kind of heat to cut it.
00:25:42Yes, indeed, ladies and gentlemen.
00:25:44This beautiful anniversary cake here on the table in front of us is too beautiful to cut.
00:25:49But we've got to get on with the proceedings here.
00:25:51So while the guests in the ranch living room are being served this anniversary cake, we're going to call upon
00:25:57Roy to give us one of the songs that helped make him King of the Cowboys.
00:26:01Ladies and gentlemen, Roy Rogers.
00:26:28Ladies and gentlemen, Roy Rogers.
00:26:31We'll see the sun.
00:26:33We'll see the sun.
00:26:33Can't find my way.
00:26:36The nurse has one.
00:26:38The cattle and the sheep, put it down to sleep.
00:26:44Seem to realize their fate.
00:26:48The vultures in the sky.
00:26:53For the time is night.
00:26:55Will they fly away our way?
00:26:59Oh, Lord.
00:27:03Oh, Lord.
00:27:04Oh, Lord.
00:27:05Please leave my fate.
00:27:10Oh, Lord.
00:27:13Oh, Lord.
00:27:15Where is your rain?
00:27:18And sunshine
00:27:20This, this must it be
00:27:28Can it be eternity, oh Lord
00:27:35That you see unto me
00:27:48Redeem my pain
00:27:54Oh Lord, where is your rain
00:28:02And sunshine
00:28:04This, this must it be
00:28:12Can it be eternity, oh Lord
00:28:20That you see unto me
00:28:30Well, this kind of brings to a close
00:28:32A little get together for this evening
00:28:34So until I meet again
00:28:35This is Roy and I just say goodbye
00:28:37Good luck, good meeting
00:28:38Good Lord, take a leg into you
00:28:39Thanks, Roy
00:28:40We're returning now to our rain studio
00:28:47Rain studio
00:28:52Here he is
00:28:57I'm going to do that
00:28:58Thank you
00:28:58I'm going to do that
00:28:59I'm going to do that
00:29:00And then we're going to do it
00:29:05Like you feel it
00:29:07You feel it
00:29:08But the rain
00:29:10After the breeze
00:29:14We'll play it
00:29:15And then we're going to get to the fly
00:29:17And then we're going to do it
00:29:20Lord
00:29:26Well, Ted, that's a pretty good-sized piece of cake, isn't it?
00:29:29Yeah, you ought to get yourself some.
00:29:31Yeah, we will.
00:29:32I thought you were going to get that fancy shirt.
00:29:34Oh, it's Roy's.
00:29:35You know what to make for the party?
00:29:36He says I'll grow into it.
00:29:39Isn't that a little sticky?
00:29:41Just grab a sandwich.
00:29:45I'll bet you're too late, son.
00:29:46Let's go see.
00:30:02Let's go see.
00:30:18Oh, Janko.
00:30:39I don't want something to happen to Trigger and you're afraid to ride you.
00:30:43You're going to keep getting a race shut.
00:30:45Yes, sir.
00:30:46You just came down here and Trigger was gone.
00:30:48That's all.
00:30:50You never saw anyone, do you remember?
00:30:52No, sir.
00:30:53I didn't.
00:30:54That's a smart boy.
00:30:55If you ever crack one word, I'll shoot her in love.
00:30:59Don't forget that.
00:31:00And that goes for your friend Rogers and Trigger.
00:31:04I'm going to try another for help because I'm right outside the door.
00:31:21You're not dead.
00:31:22Do you hear what he said about wanting Trigger?
00:31:25I don't care if you're telling him.
00:31:28I don't care if you're telling him.
00:31:31Oh.
00:31:32Oh.
00:31:33Oh.
00:31:35Oh.
00:31:36Oh.
00:31:37Oh.
00:31:38Oh.
00:31:46Oh.
00:31:49Oh.
00:31:51Oh.
00:31:52Oh.
00:31:53Oh.
00:31:55Oh.
00:31:55Oh.
00:31:57Oh.
00:31:58Oh.
00:32:02Oh.
00:32:03Oh.
00:32:04Oh.
00:32:05Oh.
00:32:05Oh.
00:38:16You deliver me singing.
00:39:12What does that mean?
00:39:13It means
00:39:17It's time you hit the trail to dream when little saddle fell
00:39:27So saddle up, you're broken, drift away
00:39:37It's time you load into the shadow's little center
00:39:47For your work's over for another day
00:39:58Dream about a golden palomino
00:40:03Taking you to never, never land
00:40:07Maybe you can find a hopeless woman
00:40:12A literary wrestler battle
00:40:29You're going to go back, you're going to need you
00:40:34You're going to go back, you're going to need you
00:40:54Thank you for the help, fellas
00:40:56Give me the drink
00:40:57You basically don't think I'll turn in and save once again for a moment
00:41:02Yeah, me too
00:41:08Don't let anybody move
00:41:10Nobody's going to get hurt
00:41:12I just want to talk to you
00:41:14What about it?
00:41:16I don't know where a trigger is
00:41:18It won't cost you $100,000 to find out
00:41:25$11,000, my price
00:41:27How can you prove it?
00:41:29Don't you ask that
00:41:31Okay, evidence
00:41:32Doesn't necessarily prove anything
00:41:35No, the horses have right names and tails
00:41:40Where is he?
00:41:41First, the 10,000
00:41:48Okay, you'll get it
00:41:49But first
00:41:50Okay, let's get it
00:41:52Okay, let's get it
00:41:53Oh, I'm going to die
00:41:56Mile-a-a-an-one
00:42:02Stand up, really
00:42:04Listen
00:42:05I wonder why they shodd him
00:42:07Because he was double-crossing
00:42:08Double-crossing who?
00:42:10We should have you
00:42:11We haven't got a chance of him
00:42:12We don't
00:42:19Right here, what are you trying to run out of time?
00:42:22You can sit here all night, you know I'm all right.
00:42:25There's the bars on the window in the parking lot.
00:42:27Well, I guess $100,000 in the boat would be in the place.
00:42:30Danny, I guess it would.
00:42:40Yeah, I'll pay the bank for going.
00:42:43I'm going to get you some ice cream for me.
00:42:45Thanks, Roy.
00:42:51Come on, Jack.
00:43:07I want you again.
00:43:10Nice to meet you.
00:43:11Nice to meet you.
00:43:11Nice to meet you.
00:43:11Hi, Bob.
00:43:12How are they, son?
00:43:14Where's Roy?
00:43:15Oh, hi, Mike.
00:43:16He just went in the bank.
00:43:18Somebody shot him last night up at the ranch.
00:43:21Well, you don't say.
00:43:23Yeah.
00:43:24He was just about to tell us where Trigger was, and he shot him in the back.
00:43:28You supposed to have hurt Trigger?
00:43:30Well, it's the only way they get the money, and I think the loss will be seen.
00:43:33If they don't, it'll probably be the end of them.
00:43:37Well, Roy's in the bank now getting $100,000.
00:43:51He gives it to these folks.
00:43:55Who cares?
00:43:57Is that right?
00:43:58That's all I got to do is give the money to the people that bet for this, and the trick
00:44:02you all right up there, Chad?
00:44:03Sure, thanks.
00:44:03Well, I'm a good expert.
00:44:04If I don't, you just let me know.
00:44:06Come on, Chad.
00:44:11Peel, Mr. Peel, Mr. Peel, Mr. Peel.
00:44:14Hi, Sarah.
00:44:15I'm Bob Roy.
00:44:16I guess you can see I got plenty.
00:44:18Yeah.
00:44:18I'm a student of a ship that doesn't have that special messenger.
00:44:21But I do need to check a lot of things like that.
00:44:23You want some place?
00:44:25Mm-hmm.
00:44:26That's fair.
00:44:27I think it's a good idea for a lot of information.
00:44:29Well, I'm a good expert.
00:44:30I think it's a pretty good idea, too.
00:44:32Let's go.
00:44:39Is Bob Jordan selling ice cream cones now?
00:44:41No, Roy.
00:44:42I wasn't hungry.
00:44:44I wasn't hungry to see a lot of the father's life.
00:44:46Oh, really?
00:44:48Well, come on.
00:44:48Get in.
00:45:10Really.
00:45:16I want to get out of here.
00:45:27Hi, Carolyn.
00:45:29Yeah.
00:45:29I'm sure I missed it by big opportunity.
00:45:31I was going to sell Riley a song for his next picture, but sugar's got me so upset that
00:45:37boots and saddles just sound like a lot of work.
00:45:40Thought it was kind of pretty to me.
00:45:43Hey, here's something that came in the mail that looks bloody interesting.
00:45:52It looks good like the other one.
00:45:55Hi, he's right, he's right, this just came.
00:45:58I think it's from the same fellas.
00:46:10What's it say?
00:46:12Trigger's safe.
00:46:13Follow instructions carefully.
00:46:15Be it clean rocks tomorrow and sell it with money.
00:46:17Put it in saddlebags, turn horse loose.
00:46:20If you're following, you will be shot.
00:46:22So we'll trigger it.
00:46:24I'll at least trigger safe.
00:46:26You know what they do?
00:46:29Yes, it didn't believe me.
00:46:30I'll sure be sure.
00:46:31I'll be trying to see that horse again.
00:46:33You see, Tim, but tomorrow we'll get trigger back.
00:46:35I think tomorrow we'll be safe here tomorrow, Sheriff.
00:46:38If anything goes wrong, they'll give you peace.
00:46:40If I were you were right, I wouldn't bother.
00:46:43But we're going to forget about the trying to sell it with my fee and money.
00:46:48Wait a minute, Sheriff.
00:46:49Trigger means more to me than anyone to money.
00:46:52I'm sorry, but there's more to this than just getting triggered back.
00:46:58A man's been murdered, and we make it more.
00:47:02That money stays right where it is.
00:47:05You still want to murder in this cabin.
00:47:08We make the nation of murderers and let matters come first.
00:47:12Can't you see if I let this one child lose in the way with this?
00:47:16The more we serve and encourage them in the basket pool, the same trick I did.
00:47:20No one will be safe.
00:47:22But these men are dangerous.
00:47:24They'll kill Trigger if they don't get their money.
00:47:26Yeah, but the money...
00:47:27Shh!
00:47:28Naturally, I want to do it when I can't prevent that.
00:47:31I don't need him if I'm wrong with you.
00:47:34I don't need him.
00:47:35I think you can come at this.
00:47:39I'm sorry, Sheriff.
00:47:40I guess I just didn't realize.
00:47:42You know what Trigger means to me.
00:47:45It's the way you want it.
00:47:46It's the way it's going to be.
00:47:47That's the plan.
00:47:48That's the spirit.
00:47:49I don't know if your boys are going to leave me here tonight.
00:47:54Now, here's the plan.
00:47:55I'm going to lie.
00:47:56I deal out tomorrow morning.
00:47:58We'll all be stuck in a really big circle around 20 blocks.
00:48:01When Roy turns the person loose with the fake money,
00:48:05one of us would be able to keep our eye running our own plans
00:48:08without building him and jeopardizing Trigger.
00:48:11Give the horse a good start and follow him at a safe distance.
00:48:16If anything happens, we're a shot when we come out.
00:48:19We're done.
00:48:20All right, settle.
00:48:22Come on.
00:48:23I'll get to the package.
00:48:24Hey, Sam, let's go for a wee.
00:48:28Hey, Sam, let's go for a wee.
00:48:30Hey, Sam, let's go for a wee.
00:48:47Hey, Sam, let's go, of me, Sam, let's go.
00:48:48We'll be on the road, Sam.
00:48:49Go for a wee.
00:48:55Go for a wee.
00:48:58Go for a wee.
00:48:58Go for a wee.
00:48:58We'll be, let's go, of me.
00:49:03How are you?
00:49:03I'll be doing a much better.
00:49:03I'm gonna be doing a bit more.
00:49:03We're doing a bit better.
00:49:04Yeah.
00:49:04I'll be doing a bit better.
00:49:05Bye, Roy.
00:49:07Bye.
00:49:08Bye.
00:49:08Bye.
00:49:11Bye.
00:49:12Bye.
00:49:20Say but ain't it peaceful out tonight
00:49:25Say but ain't the moon and shining bright
00:49:31Provincities that's from the countryside to catch
00:49:35And we'll hear the wind is gone
00:49:40We'll just hear the wicked time of the night
00:49:44And the rest of the world is moving forward
00:49:50Shadows from the mountains of the western river
00:49:55And the California stars
00:50:00And far above the valley
00:50:05And the mountains of the river
00:50:09And the mountains of the river
00:50:09And the mountains of the river
00:50:11It's way to fall but let it rain
00:50:15When you're lost and moved and alive
00:50:20And the river
00:50:22And the wind is moving forward
00:50:33It's the only place to be
00:50:37On the California yellow sky
00:50:44Say, that's all right
00:50:59Did you really like your song, Roy?
00:51:01Sure, sure
00:51:02Did you like your name to use it in your next picture?
00:51:05Well, it wouldn't be
00:51:06Oh, gee, then you'll use it
00:51:07Oh, that's swell
00:51:09Well, very
00:51:11A relative
00:51:12A relative
00:51:13A cousin of mine by the name of Bullfitcher
00:51:16I'll keep Bullfitcher
00:51:22Enjoyed that one
00:51:23Gee, it was beautiful
00:51:25You think so, then?
00:51:26Oh, yeah
00:51:27You're fired
00:51:29Oh, Roy, you can't fire me
00:51:31My cousins won't let you
00:51:33Missed my father
00:51:34For writing songs on ranch time
00:51:38You little tall
00:51:39I'll get you
00:51:41Roy, honestly, I did it on spare time
00:51:44So it helped me, I did
00:51:45From now on, you'll have a lot of spare time
00:51:48In Hollywood, writing songs for me
00:51:52Really?
00:52:01Hollywood, swimming pool
00:52:04Lights and girls
00:52:06Yeah
00:52:07We better get started
00:52:09I mean, I could have you
00:52:09I had no idea of the paper
00:52:10I was worried about my world
00:52:12That was awesome
00:52:12With a lot of spare time
00:52:19Let's talk about it
00:52:19What the hell is it?
00:52:22I had no idea of the paper
00:52:23Anybody get the money
00:52:23Do that?
00:52:24Can you forgive me?
00:52:26An awful lot of that
00:52:37Madness
00:52:37Compara
00:55:46I should have been here a long time ago, so you better get Trigger inside.
00:55:49I guess we have.
00:55:51Hey, fellas, here's the wrenching ropes in the wind.
00:56:24I should have been here a long time ago.
00:56:33I should have been here a long time ago.
00:56:38I should have been here a long time ago.
00:59:04Thank you, the kid.
00:59:05I'm checking for the boys.
00:59:06I knew you wanted it.
00:59:09I knew you wanted it.
00:59:10You need the smartest son than the whole wide land.
00:59:13See, I know all I just turned into something you said earlier.
00:59:17How long have you been working together?
00:59:18Right, boys?
00:59:19You bet you.
00:59:20This money's going to give us a good start.
00:59:21What about Trigger?
00:59:23Stay away from him.
00:59:23Daddy's a killer.
00:59:25You want to realize?
00:59:27All right.
00:59:27Why are you, Trigger?
00:59:29I'm not too long.
00:59:30All right, boys.
00:59:31Pack up.
00:59:32We'll see you later.
00:59:39Well, how'd they go?
00:59:40There you do.
00:59:41I'm just a marijuana.
00:59:42You can't contact us again.
00:59:44They want that money.
00:59:46Well, at least we still have the money to give him.
00:59:49I'm sure he ate the 10th kid.
01:00:05That must be the money to give.
01:00:14So that's where you've been buying your meat, right?
01:00:18You're on a regular thing.
01:00:24Somebody's boot.
01:00:28I'm just kidding.
01:00:35Look at this.
01:00:38It looks like something's a little bit out of you.
01:00:42There is a milk.
01:01:05I haven't taken for a couple of hours.
01:01:18There's your evidence.
01:01:19I don't believe it.
01:01:20Do you, Roy?
01:01:21It was popular as he stole Trigger and killed Annemarie.
01:01:25Trigger must have taken us from Buckley and they said once to visit him.
01:01:28Perhaps they had picked up the money today.
01:01:30So now they have Trigger around $100,000.
01:01:33And when the kid's gone, there's no doubt he'd be good.
01:01:36But why did he leave Trigger?
01:01:41They were pretty smart.
01:01:42Sending the boy here to spy on you.
01:01:45And then when he saw that things were going to skip up with the money.
01:01:52You seem to think you're wrong, Sheriff.
01:01:58What are we going to do now?
01:02:00Wait for number 30.
01:02:03We're not waiting for anything, Sheriff.
01:02:04What, what did you do?
01:02:05Are you not waiting for anything?
01:02:10How could he be living, Sheriff?
01:02:10I'm going to go for anything.
01:02:11I'm going to go for anything.
01:02:12We'll find you back on the table.
01:02:16I'm going to go for a new table.
01:02:28I'm going to go for a new table.
01:02:30You're going to go for a new table.
01:02:42You sent me back to Roy now?
01:02:44I'm going to have to rent somebody's other way by triggers.
01:02:46Since we need to hear them find them.
01:02:48I think they're worth training.
01:02:50You said as soon as you got the money,
01:02:52they're going to have triggers.
01:02:55That was yesterday.
01:02:56A lot of things that happened around here since then.
01:03:01Of course, they're supposed to be on the couch.
01:03:04Don't worry again.
01:03:05We'll fix up something to take you down to the doctors.
01:03:08Fix up all the form.
01:03:09All right, so keep up.
01:03:10All right, Dad.
01:03:14Hey, guys.
01:03:15You've been working on the bridge.
01:03:16I've never moved the stretch of the plane.
01:03:18You won't be needing me.
01:03:21All right, keep on going.
01:03:23You're getting to me.
01:03:24You're getting to the steering wheel.
01:03:25Let me know.
01:03:26Let me go.
01:03:27You bring in my head.
01:03:29Why, you said you didn't trigger.
01:03:32Why, of course not.
01:03:33You made your dinner.
01:03:34Why, of course not.
01:03:36Gee, thanks.
01:03:37But you can't wait to trigger down, Star.
01:03:39Don't worry.
01:03:39You won't stop, Senator.
01:03:40It's small.
01:04:01It's small.
01:04:03Joe, you won't stop now.
01:04:04What?
01:04:05You won't stop.
01:04:06Don't you free.
01:04:06Don't you free.
01:04:07Don't you free.
01:04:08There's talent.
01:10:03It's too bad a kid like his had to get himself mixed up with a no-good gun I like
01:10:07him.
01:10:14Just...just too many tunes that I...
01:10:16Yeah.
01:10:21Good boy, Pop.
01:10:28Good boy.
01:10:29Good boy.
01:10:30Can I have it?
01:10:31Sure.
01:10:32I'll let him have it.
01:10:33I'll let him have everything.
01:11:02Good boy.
01:11:04Thank you very much.
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