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05:51Hello Steve.

05:55Well, we didn't do so good.

05:57You're telling me?

05:58If you brought that girl in, we'd have Bowen over a barrel and they'd have to sell out.

06:02Well, we've done the best we could.

06:03Maybe so, but that wasn't anything to brag about.

06:06Carson made the remark that you boys didn't relish gun smoking.

06:10It looks like I've got to find someone to show you daffodils how to put up a fight.

06:15Just heard of someone in jail over at Cherokee who'd fill the bill.

06:18Yeah? Friend of yours?

06:19No, I don't know him except by reputation.

06:22His name is Matt Brawley.

06:23He's a plenty tough killer.

06:24Well, if he's so tough, how come they've got him in jail?

06:27Some woman double-crossed him for the reward.

06:30Filled him full of liquor and then turned him over to the sheriff.

06:33He got away with a lot of money and a couple of bank hold-ups.

06:36Never did find the money.

06:39Say, maybe I've got somebody.

06:42If we got him out of jail, he could be a lot of help to us.

06:46If we're smart, find out where he hid that money.

06:48I suppose we just mosey over to Cherokee and ask the sheriff real polite

06:52to let him out of jail.

06:53I don't care how you do it.

06:55Get him out, that's all.

07:03Sheriff, I've come to the conclusion that I'm just wasting my life here in Cherokee.

07:07Then why don't you join the circus?

07:09No, I'm talking serious.

07:11I ought to go someplace where I can spread out and do big things and become important.

07:16Yeah?

07:17Well, in the meantime, you keep your eye on things around here while I'm gone.

07:20I've got an important prisoner in there.

07:22You ain't got nothing to worry about as long as I'm on the job.

07:30Who ever heard of an important prisoner?

07:49We'll walk right into that sheriff's office, take them a surprise,

07:52and be out of town before they get organized.

07:53We hope.

08:00Hey, sheriff, come in here.

08:13What do you want?

08:14Where's the sheriff?

08:16We stepped out for a while.

08:17Just make yourself to home.

08:18You feel like waiting.

08:20Very funny.

08:27Hey, I've been doing a lot of thinking.

08:30Looks like I'll never have a chance to use that money from a bank holder.

08:34Don't take much thinking, I know that.

08:36That's what I mean.

08:37I never expect to get out of here.

08:40Well, if I knew anybody I could trust to dig up that money

08:43and give it back to the people I took it from,

08:46I'd feel a lot easier.

08:50Say, do you really mean that?

08:53Sure I do.

08:54Say, you're just the man to do it for me.

09:00Well, you can trust me with anything.

09:02I believe I can.

09:05Let me shake the hands of an honest man.

09:08Yes.

09:11Let me shake the hands of an honest man.

09:12Let me shake the hands of an honest man.

09:13Let me shake the hands of an honest man.

09:14Let me shake the hands of an honest man.

09:16Let me shake the hands of an honest man.

09:18Let me shake the hands of an honest man.

09:20Let me shake the hands of an honest man.

09:22Let me shake the hands of an honest man.

09:24Let me shake the hands of an honest man.

09:25Let me shake the hands of an honest man.

09:26Let me shake the hands of an honest man.

09:27Let me shake the hands of an honest man.

09:28Let me shake the hands of an honest man.

09:31Let me shake the hands of an honest man.

09:32Let me shake the hands of an honest man.

09:41Oh

10:00Are they I'm in here sure

10:07What are you doing in there where's Matt Raleigh he bamboos will be and got away if you let me

10:13out of here

10:13I'll help you catch it you are supplied idiot after all the trouble. I had landing Matt Raleigh you let

10:19him get away

10:20You'll stay right in there until I catch him again if it takes 20 years

10:23You haven't got enough brains to fill a thimble and if I think of anything more I'll come back and

10:28tell you about it

10:53I

11:06Oh

11:11Don't worry about him he'll be out for an hour

11:18Well much obliged boys hey come here you're going with us get on that horse

11:45Oh

12:01That sheriff a Cherokee can't bothers now we cross the state line yeah, we didn't hit nothing with the high

12:06spot

12:07Well now if you boys got anything to do I go right ahead and do it

12:10Let me stop you we figured on you joining up with us

12:13We can cut you in on a position that'll make you plenty and we need a gunfighter like you

12:17I heard that Matt Raleigh was a hundred-proof foreign brimstone, but you don't look so tough to me

12:22Well looks have got nothing to do with it. Listen Matt Raleigh's got plenty of killings to his credit for

12:27my money

12:27He don't have to look beautiful. Yeah, it's a good a lack of beauty ain't no handicapped

12:32Hey, which would be kind of funny if I wasn't Matt Raleigh wouldn't it it wouldn't be funny to you

12:38We took a long chance in springing you out of the calaboose

12:41I was just supposing I suppose we keep traveling, but you won't make any mistake if you string along with

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13:00Don't pick up the payroll Hank wait a minute

13:05Hello Carson howdy sure we won't change your mind about riding guard. No, thanks

13:10I'm a quiet and peaceable man fighting outlaws is not my dish

13:14All right Hank start rolling yeah

13:22You know it's funny the outlaws are riding you so hard and from all I hear no one else is

13:27being bothered very much

13:28They haven't time for anyone else. They're too busy wrecking my business. That's what makes it so funny

13:34Seems like a personal grudge. I haven't an enemy in the world that I know about

13:39Well, maybe there are a few that you don't know about

13:50Look like you're headed for more trouble. What do you mean? Well, I just heard Matt Brawley escaped from jail

13:55over Cherokee and headed this way

13:56He's poison. He could give a rattlesnake the first bite and still win

14:31Why shake hands with Matt Brawley? Guess you've all heard of him

14:38We're mighty glad to have him join up with

14:51You're mighty

14:54Kind of straight off your home range haven't you hey, what does he mean fuzzy? I don't know

14:59You made a mistake mister. I don't know you don't know me

15:03You got local fuzzy. Are you hunting for trouble?

15:07When I say you made a mistake, that's what I mean and don't give me no argument. I might think

15:11you was calling me a liar

15:13I'm sorry to bother you mister. I mistook you for a scatterbrained maverick named fuzzy Jones

15:18Hasn't got sense enough to come in out of the rain

15:21Generally up to his ears in a mess of trouble

15:24Excuse me

15:51I

15:52Big one to give him a whirl so don't spoil his fun

16:22All right, cut it out

16:23All right, cut it out

16:24Don't come around here hunting for trouble. I won't stand for that. I never hunt for trouble

16:30I'm a quiet and peaceable man. Yeah, so I've noticed

16:44You take out the map brawley

16:48You met broley, that's what the man said

16:53Spread out and make yourself at home

16:55Don't think anybody around here will be stepping on your toes

16:58They hadn't better

17:07The cub is a good man to have for a friend. Hey, I got a friend here that I can

17:12always count on

17:23You

17:24Well, I never saw that beat for high-class gunslinging

17:26You ain't seen nothing yet. Maybe someday I'll show you some first-class gunsling them

17:32I'd like to see that if you use Carson for a target

17:37Hey, bartender, fill up some of your first-class bourbon here. Lay it out there where I can get at

17:41it

17:41Come on boys

17:50What's the matter? Are you worried about something?

17:53No, not worried. Just puzzled

17:55You know, I've just seen a rabbit acting like a wildcat. I can't figure out why

18:00Maybe that's his idea of having a good time

18:03Could be

18:03We have a cozy little nest where we operate from

18:06We'll take you up there this afternoon

18:09I ain't clear set in my mind whether I want to join up with any outfit or not

18:13We generally work alone

18:15Oh, now listen

18:16We broke our necks to be friendly to you

18:18You'd hurt our feelings if you didn't join up with us

18:21Yeah, we never did like to have our feelings, right?

18:25Well, I'll think it over

18:27Well, here's how

18:28I know how

19:18When we look at

19:21I don't know.

19:52Bert, you and Sam unsaddle the horses and put them in the steps.

20:23How's this?

20:24Private hotel all to ourselves.

20:26Not bad, huh?

20:28You're flying pretty high.

20:30Come on upstairs.

20:31Come on upstairs.

20:47Come on, Bert.

21:07Sit down, Matt.

21:09Hey, Matt.

21:10Sit down.

21:11Oh, yeah.

21:13Now, you stick with us and you'll wear diamonds.

21:16We're after big stuff, and the way the boss has a plan, we can't miss.

21:19Well, where is the boss?

21:20I always do business with a head man.

21:23Not with him, you don't.

21:25These big hardens keep us out of sight so we can get all the glory.

22:05That double-crossing female that turned you were at the sheriff didn't get the money from all them bank jobs,

22:09did she?

22:10Well, what do you think?

22:12Do I look like a halfwit?

22:13Don't you answer that.

22:16Ah, I'll bet you were smart enough to have it planted out of harm's way.

22:20Naturally, you'll want to go dig it up.

22:22Now that we're partners, you can count on us to go along with you in case you get in any

22:26trouble.

22:28I don't see whether there's any hurt you about there.

22:30Of course there is.

22:31You can't enjoy money unless it's in your pocket.

22:33Besides, you're taking the chance that some dishonest person might come along and find it.

22:49You can't enjoy money unless it's in your pocket.

23:06The bell can't ring by itself.

23:08Hey, have you been bothered much with ghosts?

23:11Ah, there ain't any ghosts around here.

23:12Well, the family could have moved in if they did.

23:15I sure don't want to crowd them.

23:21Hey, look at this.

23:22A played rat could have knocked that over.

23:24Well, that could have been it.

23:25This place is swarming with rats.

23:26Well, we better take a look around anyhow.

24:00Billy, am I glad to see you.

24:02We'll talk fast.

24:03What's going on?

24:03Well, they think I'm Matt Broadley, a rootin' tootin' desperado.

24:06They got me cutting on a big proposition and they won't take no for an answer.

24:09What are they cooking up for?

24:11That I don't know yet.

24:13You're in a good spot to learn all the answers.

24:14Yeah, and I'm in a good spot to get my head shot off, too.

24:17What's the difference?

24:18You never use it for anything.

24:19Well, I've got to have someplace to put my hat.

24:27Hey, I thought I heard you talkin' to someone.

24:29Well, I've got a habit of talkin' to myself sometimes.

24:32You better watch out, mister.

24:34They say that's the first sign of goin' loco.

24:37Hey, you and Vic have been doin' a lot of talkin'.

24:40You ain't said nothin'.

24:41What are you drivin' at?

24:42Well, let's get down to Cases.

24:43What is this proposition of yours that's gonna pay off so big?

24:46We're all set to skim the cream off this country.

24:48And we're startin' by takin' over the express company.

24:51Express company?

24:52How you, how you...

24:53Go upstairs and I'll tell you all about it.

25:30Oh!

25:32Oh!

25:35Oh!

25:41No!

25:42No!

26:07It sure comes on your feet.

26:09Is a day OK.

26:10Yeah, what a man.

26:10he falls down that can happen to anybody who you take away Carson and I'd like to know why he's

26:19hanging around here we got to get rid of him right away that'll be a good job for you who

26:24me boy sure what I hear about you is true you're an ace gunslinger but I'm mad at him what's

26:32that

26:32got to do with it he may come snooping around here and cause some trouble but he won't if

26:35he's planted now that's all

27:02hello Miss Bowen why hello Mr. Kirby what can I do for you

27:07oh nothing at all I thought maybe I might be able to do something for you I'm afraid I don't

27:11know

27:12what you mean your daddy is being pig-headed and refusing to sell everybody can see that he's

27:16going broke he has a right to do what he pleases with his own business well of course every man

27:21has a right to be foolish if he wants to be and I thought maybe if you'd persuade him to

27:25sell out

27:25why he might be able to save something out of the wreck I'm willing to gamble that I can make

27:30a go of

27:30this business how come you're so big-hearted mr. Kirby seldom find anyone so anxious to pick up a hot

27:37potato why don't you mind your own business and get out of here I don't like to be shoved around

27:49mister

27:58I don't know

28:20What's this all about?

28:24I came in here feeling friendly and he started shoving me around.

28:28You came in here shooting off your face about something that wasn't your business.

28:31Can't you take a joke?

28:32I can take a joke all right.

28:34But you won't like the way I hand it back to you.

28:42I can't understand why he flies off the handle so easy.

28:45It looked to me as if you were trying to start a fight.

28:48And I'll thank you to have no more brawls in here.

28:50I had no quarrel with him.

28:52Why should I start a fight?

28:54Just plain cuttedness maybe.

28:55I don't know.

28:56I'm not interested in your reason.

29:04You can't figure him out.

29:05I'm her dad and she's got me going around in circles half the time.

29:09I guess having a girl around all the time would be quite disturbing to a man's peace of mind.

29:15Uh, Mr. Bowen, I heard talk there's an organized gang trying to wreck the Express Company.

29:21Why?

29:22Well, so that they can gather up the pieces, put them back together again.

29:27Say, that would make sense.

29:30The Aztec mine payroll is coming through in a day or so.

29:34If they get that, I'm finished.

29:37I've made up my mind to deal myself in, if you don't mind.

29:41Mine?

29:41I'll be mighty glad to have you.

29:45How about you?

30:12What's all racket?

30:14I thought I heard something to come down to take a look man get all tangled up in the furniture

30:21Hope you're not getting restless on account of that payroll watch what you about

30:24I can't see why that would make me restless of course not you wouldn't figure to ditch us and grab

30:29it over yourself

30:29Would you hey are you calling me a double closer? I didn't call any names. I just asked you a

30:33question. That's all

30:35He's got brain. He knows he can never get away with a fool trick like that

30:39There's an answer to your question now come on let's get upstairs and turn to business

30:45Yeah

31:06Okay as far as I know

31:08Some of the boys from the Aztec already getting warmed up for payday

31:12I hope they're not disappointed. You might get mean about it. I don't know any good reason why they should

31:17be disappointed

31:39I don't think you've made a mistake there are times when I wanted to box his ears too, but

31:46Somehow I can't help feeling complete confidence in Billy Carson

31:50Well, I hope you're right honey because everything depends on him now

32:25Hey the stage will be along any minute. We got no time to be picking wildflowers. I

32:30I was just kind of fixing the lay of the land in my mind. Never mind about that

32:34We'll see that you don't get lost. Yeah, there might come a time when you won't be around here. Come

32:38on. Let's get going

32:39Yeah, let's get going. Yeah, yeah this way

32:41Come on. Yeah, sure

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36:45I'm sorry you don't care to go with me.

36:47I'd be glad to go with you, but I'm busy.

36:50Busy?

36:51Yeah, I got a lot of thinking to do.

36:53I suppose you would find that very exhausting.

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37:19What's the matter with you fellas?

37:20Can I depend on you to do anything?

37:23Why don't you grab that payroll?

37:24Somebody put over a fast one.

37:25We took the express box off the stage, but it was filled with iron washers.

37:28But it doesn't make sense.

37:30I saw the stage come in and they had the express box with them.

37:33I'm not fooling around any longer.

37:34I'm going to get some fast action.

38:07I

38:07I hear that some half-baked maverick is strutting around here claiming to be me.

38:15Is that right?

38:17Well, who are you?

38:18The name is Matt Brawley.

38:20Matt Brawley.

38:22Did you say your name was Matt Brawley?

38:24Yeah, Matt Brawley.

38:26And when I meet up with that hombre, there'll only be one of me around here.

38:31Well, that should be enough.

38:33It sure is.

38:34That's all any one town can hold.

38:48Howdy, partner.

38:50Did you say your name was Matt Brawley?

38:51That's right.

38:53You want to make something of it?

38:54No, on the contrary.

38:56I thought I might be able to do you a favor.

38:57Hey, Steve.

38:59What about Carson hanging around here?

39:09I don't like you.

39:10I don't want you hanging around my place.

39:12That makes me very unhappy, Mr. Kirby.

39:15You're apt to feel more unhappy if you don't drag yourself out of town.

39:19You begin to spread yourself out over quite a bit of territory.

39:23I wouldn't let that gun if I were you.

39:27You know, I'm plenty easy to get along with.

39:29I'm a quiet and peaceable man.

39:38He says he's a peaceable man.

39:40But you didn't seem so anxious to tangle with him.

39:46He'll be taken care of if he gets in our way.

39:48We'll name a time and a place.

39:51The fellow calling himself Matt Brawley just joined up with the boys.

39:54Maybe you'd like to talk to him.

39:56I sure would.

39:58You will.

39:59Come on, let's have a drink.

40:02Hey, Jackie.

40:10Hello, Jeff.

40:11Hi, Billy.

40:12You know, I think Steve Kirby's the man who's been trying to wreck your business.

40:17Well, I don't have a showdown with him right now.

40:19Now, wait a minute.

40:19Wait a minute.

40:20Take it easy.

40:20We've got to get the proof first.

40:22See you later.

40:24A friend of mine is apt to find himself out in the end of a limb.

40:26I've got to go and shove a mattress under him.

40:43I might be able to do you a favor.

40:45I've been using your name.

40:46He can also put you in line for a cut in a nice juicy melon.

40:49That is, if you're interested.

40:50There's nothing I'd like better.

40:52Well, you've come to the right place.

40:54Hey, Steve, that born girl rode out of town just as I came in.

40:57If you should happen to meet up with her, why...

40:59I'll try to keep her from feeling lonesome.

41:01What do you say we drag out of here?

41:02I'm with you.

41:03I'm with you.

41:08I'm with you.

41:18I'm with you.

41:28I don't know.

41:29There it is.

41:30I'm going to go ahead.

41:31There it is.

41:31It's really great.

41:33There it is.

41:33You're going to get out of here.

42:11What are you trying to do? Jump your room ramp?

42:15What are you trying to do? Give me a heart, Major?

42:18Of course not.

42:19Well, you didn't miss it anymore in a Nats eyebrow.

42:21Let's go somewhere where we can talk. Come on.

42:31Now they got me mixed up in the stage holed up, and I'm getting out of here.

42:36Say, were you that Indian in the wagon that passed us on the road?

42:39Yeah.

42:39Yeah, I thought so.

42:41That was a pretty slick trick, and you should have seen their faces when they opened that strong box.

42:48I'll tell you, Billy, I'm getting away from here.

42:50They still think that I'm Matt Brawley, and they're putting the pressure on me to dig up some money that

42:54I ain't even got.

42:55That'd be pretty difficult, Fuzz.

42:57Difficult? It's plumb impossible.

42:59And they're getting mighty nasty about it.

43:01By the way, Fuzz, there was a fellow in town looking for you.

43:04Yeah? Who is he?

43:05He said his name was Matt Brawley.

43:07Oh, I ain't got no trouble with that.

43:09Who'd you say?

43:10Matt Brawley.

43:11Matt Brawley? Holy smoke.

43:13I'm making tracks for Cherokee.

43:15It ain't much of a town, but I'd rather be alive there than dead anyplace else.

43:19Come back here.

43:20Now, we got work to do, Fuzz. I got an idea. Listen to me.

43:23When we go back there, you see?

43:36What's the matter?

43:37Looks like we've hit the jackpot.

43:51You can be a big help to us in a business deal.

43:54Why should I help you in a business deal?

43:55Well, as I say so.

43:57Your voice sounds familiar.

43:59You were one of the men that held up the stage.

44:01Maybe I was, and maybe I wasn't.

44:02But what I say still goes. You're coming with us.

44:05You must be crazy if you think you can get away with this.

44:07Let me worry about that. You just keep quiet and do as you're told.

44:13First thing we've got to do is find a way to tie Steve Kirby in with that gang before we

44:17crack down on him.

44:28We can't leave her there, Fuzz.

44:30I thought I was going to get out of here with a whole skin, but my luck's petered out on

44:34me.

44:34Would you like to climb on your horse and hightail it out of here?

44:37Yes.

44:37But you ain't going to do it.

44:39Good.

44:40Let's go back to work.

44:45Where's that tin horn imitation of a bad man?

44:47You mean Matt Brawley?

44:49There's the real Matt Brawley.

44:52Did he play us for suckers?

44:54That won't make no difference in a little while. Where is he?

44:56Whatstairs, I suppose. He didn't come down through here.

44:59Show him to me.

45:04What did you bring me here for?

45:06We got an idea. We'd like to go into the express business and you could persuade your father to deed

45:10the place over to us.

45:11He'll never do that.

45:12He might, if he gets worried enough about you.

45:14Now go on upstairs. We'll see if you stay nice and cozy.

45:29We can't find him. He's gone.

45:31That's not so good.

45:32You're telling me.

45:33Well, keep searching for him.

45:34You come with me, Joe.

45:36Get in there.

45:47With that fellow on the loose, he might do some talking.

45:49What won't do us no good.

45:51And with her on her hand, this place ain't safe no more.

45:53I say we better get out.

45:55Well, maybe so, but we better make sure first that we can't find him.

45:58He might still be hanging around here somewhere.

46:00Sit down. We'll make sure that you don't do any disappearing acts.

46:03Now, you remember what I told you.

46:04Yeah.

46:06And them may be your last words.

46:08They're mine.

46:09They're mine, right?

46:09too much.

46:36Well, I'll get to notice here.

46:56He must have seen me when I rode up and crawled in a wholesome place.

47:04Let's go get him!

47:14THE END

47:48THE END

47:49THE END

47:52Oh, my God.

48:22Oh, my God.

49:16Oh, my God.

49:17He looks like he got away.

49:18We'd better go back to the roost and move out.

49:46Get the girl.

49:47She's upstairs.

50:02Hey, I'll have you out of here in a jiffy.

50:11Oh, my God.

50:13I'll be back in a minute.

50:23Take a look upstairs and see if the girl got away.

50:37You stay here.

50:38I'll go down the back way and take a look around outside.

50:40All right.

51:09All right.

51:25Hey.

51:26Hey.

51:28Hey.

51:33Hey.

51:34Get me out of here.

51:35Hey.

51:37Hey.

51:44Hold it.

51:48Hey.

51:49Hey.

51:54Hey.

52:02Hey.

52:13Hey.

52:28Get me out of here.

52:33Cut me down.

52:36Hey.

52:38Hey.

52:40Hey.

52:41Hey.

52:43Hey.

52:44Hey.

52:46Hey.

52:48Hey.

52:54Hey.

53:01Hey.

53:02Hey.

53:03Hey.

53:05Hey.

53:17Hey.

53:19These boys had so much fun robbing stages, Jed.

53:22Took a little persuading, but Vic has agreed to tell us all about the plan to wreck your business.

53:27This town's sure going to be surprised to find out who was in the back of the whole thing.

53:30Go on, Vic. Tell them about it.

53:33Sure, I'll tell you. Why shouldn't he swing at the rest of us?

53:36The man behind this whole thing is...

53:45No, you don't. No, you don't. Get back there before I cloud up the snow all over you.

53:53So, it was Steve Kirby.

53:55Yeah, I guess he won't be causing you any more trouble.

53:58So I'll be saying goodbye.

53:59You're not leaving, are you?

54:01You know, Fuzzy caused me a lot of worry when he starts wandering around.

54:04He's my mind plenty to see him safe back in Cherokee.

54:11Here's your tough killer, Sheriff.

54:13Took me a little longer than I expected, but I fetched him back.

54:17You know, I'm just wasting my time here in Cherokee.

54:21I should go someplace where I can spread out and be important.

54:25Hold it.

54:30Sure spread out in a hurry.

54:34Come on, boy.

54:39I'll let you know if he ever gets to be important.

54:43So long, Sheriff.

54:45So long.

55:04I'll let you know if he's going to get to be important.

55:05I'll let you know if he's going to get to be important.

55:06I'll let you know if he's going to get to be important.

Stagecoach to Danger (1945) – Frontier Justice and Outlaw Pursuit

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