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00:00:00The End
00:00:30Come on, let's go.
00:00:32Stand still, I don't want you hopping around while I'm trying to do it.
00:01:01For a 300-yard downhill shot.
00:01:05Hey, someone just got one of us!
00:01:11There goes another one!
00:01:31Hey, I see him!
00:01:41Where?
00:01:42They're on the hill.
00:01:47A girl and a kid.
00:01:49You're only a four-dollar broontail, sleepy cat, but you've got more brains than these immigrants.
00:01:54Well, I guess we might as well go down.
00:01:56She might be pretty.
00:01:57She certainly ought to be grateful.
00:01:59Oh, you are you're the king?
00:02:00Thanks!
00:02:01Yeah!
00:02:02Hey!
00:02:05Hey!
00:02:07How are you?
00:02:08How are you doing?
00:02:09How are you doing?
00:02:10I'm trying to cut yourself up.
00:02:11How are you doing?
00:02:13What's it doing?
00:02:15What's up?
00:02:16Oh, my God.
00:02:46I don't know how he can ever thank you, sir, but you see.
00:03:11What's the matter with you?
00:03:12That's only a scalp.
00:03:14But you can't do a thing like that.
00:03:16Well, he'd have taken yours.
00:03:17That's barbaric.
00:03:19Lady, you've just given a pretty fair description of life in this part of the country.
00:03:23There's a souvenir for you, kid.
00:03:24Tommy, don't you dare take that horrid thing.
00:03:26Throw it away.
00:03:27Well, if you don't want it, bury it.
00:03:29You better walk those horses around.
00:03:30They look mighty hot.
00:03:33Don't be so horrified.
00:03:35Indians don't mind dying, but losing their hair keeps them from heaven.
00:03:38That's the only thing they're afraid of.
00:03:40If you leave their dead with the warlocks on, well, they think they've won.
00:03:43Old-timers always take scouts.
00:03:44Where's the man in your party?
00:03:49Oh, we're alone.
00:03:50Just Tommy and me.
00:03:51I've heard of smarter things.
00:03:53We started off from St. Joe with a wagon train.
00:03:56But this morning we got separated in the fog.
00:03:58We were trying to catch up.
00:04:01Well, we'll make camp here and rest those horses.
00:04:03Try to catch them tomorrow.
00:04:04All right.
00:04:05I didn't finish thanking you, Mr.
00:04:09Prescott.
00:04:09Just call me Mike.
00:04:11Thank you, Mr. Prescott.
00:04:13I'm Beth Martin.
00:04:14I'll call you Beth.
00:04:21You know, I lost a bet on you.
00:04:23I don't understand.
00:04:25Up there on the hill.
00:04:27I bet myself you'd be homely.
00:04:31I'll get some water.
00:04:32I'll get it.
00:04:34Never made a worse guess in my life.
00:04:39Jesus, ain't he great?
00:04:41Oh, yes, of course.
00:04:43Get some more, Tommy.
00:04:44I'll get the fire started.
00:04:45Now, Mike, Mr. Prescott.
00:04:51You said I could call him Mike.
00:04:52And I say you'll show good manners.
00:04:54All right.
00:04:54Tell me the rest about the fight at Dolby Wells.
00:04:56The Indians were coming, men.
00:04:58Well, it was...
00:04:58Bedtime for you, Tommy.
00:05:00Oh, Tommy.
00:05:02All right.
00:05:06Hey, where are you going?
00:05:08Bed.
00:05:09You want to keep that hair?
00:05:10Yeah, sure.
00:05:12Well, then you take those blankets
00:05:13and go off about a couple hundred yards
00:05:15from this fire in bed down in the grass.
00:05:17It'll be cold.
00:05:18Uh-huh.
00:05:18But you'll be alive in the morning.
00:05:21Lots of immigrants die in bed.
00:05:23In their wagons.
00:05:24Mr. Prescott knows, Tommy.
00:05:31I suppose you think we're pretty stupid.
00:05:34Uh-huh.
00:05:35Well, we know nothing of the wilderness.
00:05:37I know.
00:05:39We lived in Cincinnati till our father died.
00:05:41And all we could do was try to find my brother
00:05:43and marry a closer to California.
00:05:45You know, a pretty girl gets her life saved
00:05:48ought to give a fella a kiss.
00:05:55Well, I've met, uh, warmer women.
00:05:58And I've met more gentlemanly men.
00:06:00But not in this part of the country.
00:06:02We're not geared to be gentlemen.
00:06:04It takes all our time just to stay alive.
00:06:06I can't see any future in this conversation, Mr. Prescott.
00:06:09I know, but that's because you're an immigrant.
00:06:11Naturally ignorant.
00:06:12A lone woman on the frontier doesn't stand much of a chance
00:06:14without a man to protect her.
00:06:16Mr. Prescott, I...
00:06:17Now, just hear me out.
00:06:19You and the boy need protection.
00:06:21I can furnish that.
00:06:22From my side,
00:06:24well, you're about the handsomest filly
00:06:25that I've seen in many a day.
00:06:27I have a theory that this could be a very interesting trip.
00:06:30Well, there are a thousand reasons
00:06:33I could give you for saying no.
00:06:36But I'll use the most mannerly one I can think of.
00:06:39And it's the truth.
00:06:41I've made up my mind not to get married
00:06:42until Tommy's grown up.
00:06:47Oh, you've got me all wrong.
00:06:49I wasn't speaking of marriage.
00:06:51I've got a wife kicking around back east somewhere.
00:06:55Mr. Prescott, if I were a man, I...
00:06:57If you were a man, this subject would never have come up.
00:07:03This conversation is closed.
00:07:04Shh, wait a minute.
00:07:06Tommy, lay don't go.
00:07:08Come on.
00:07:09No.
00:07:09Shut up and come on.
00:07:11Let me go.
00:07:12Get down and be quiet.
00:07:13This is the most...
00:07:14Shut up.
00:07:14I won't.
00:07:27Those horses are wearing shoes.
00:07:35Indian ponies are never shod.
00:07:38Hi-yee!
00:07:40This way!
00:07:42I'm sorry I behaved as I did.
00:07:44I thought you...
00:07:45What?
00:07:47Never mind.
00:07:48I apologize.
00:07:50Okay, come on out, Tommy.
00:07:51Tommy.
00:07:51Tommy.
00:07:57Mr. Carnover!
00:08:03I thought I'd ever see you again.
00:08:05We didn't miss you in the fog until late this afternoon.
00:08:07We started back immediately.
00:08:09Oh, this is Mr. Prescott.
00:08:10He saved us and killed three Indians.
00:08:13Hello, Prescott.
00:08:14So you're as quick as ever with your gun.
00:08:17You're talking about that thing in St. Joe.
00:08:19That idiot drew first.
00:08:21In fact, he got in the first shot.
00:08:22So the witness has testified.
00:08:25We'll make camp and take you on the wagon train in the morning.
00:08:28I imagine you leave us tonight, Prescott.
00:08:31Yeah.
00:08:32I guess as long as I'm done needed, I might as well make some miles.
00:08:36Goodbye.
00:08:40He's an outlaw?
00:08:41I don't know that you could say that.
00:08:43But he's been in a lot of places where guns went off.
00:08:46Trouble seems to come wherever he goes.
00:08:49Step down and make camp, man.
00:08:51Why don't you stay and travel with the caravan?
00:08:57You want me to?
00:08:58Well, I thought it would be safer.
00:09:02With immigrants?
00:09:10Adios, Melinda Freya.
00:09:13So long, kid.
00:09:14So long, Mike.
00:09:14Thanks for the souvenir.
00:09:20Mr. Conover.
00:09:21Can you speak Spanish?
00:09:22Yes.
00:09:23Well, uh, what does Melinda Freya mean?
00:09:27Melinda.
00:09:28My cold beauty.
00:09:30Why?
00:09:31Nothing.
00:09:33Nothing at all.
00:09:34Nothing.
00:09:34Nothing at all.
00:09:51Mike, when'd you get back?
00:10:10Well, hello, John.
00:10:11A couple days ago.
00:10:12Rick, with pleasure.
00:10:13But first, I've got to go bet my once a week, Saturday night, $10 gold piece on...
00:10:17Uh, $17.
00:10:18Right, $17.
00:10:19I'm going round and round in circles, cause you're not on the square.
00:10:29I'm going round and round and round in circles.
00:10:32You say you love me, love me, love me, love me, this I can't believe, cause if you thought
00:10:42much of me, you would not deceive and grieve me.
00:10:45I'm going round and round in circles, cause you're not on the square.
00:10:51I feel like a fairy's willow, sometimes I'm a top.
00:10:55I'm in such a dizzy, dizzy, don't know how to stop.
00:10:59In and out and up and down, I'm always in a spin.
00:11:02Every time I reach the end, then I begin again.
00:11:06I'm going, I'm going round in circles, cause you're not on the square.
00:11:13I'm going round and round and round in circles, cause you're not playing fair.
00:11:20You say you'll miss me, miss me, miss me, if I go away.
00:11:24But you forget to kiss me every other day.
00:11:27Oh, baby, I'm going round in circles, cause you're not on the square.
00:11:34Oh, no, cause you're not on the square.
00:11:46If the chili pepper knew what I know, she'd stick a knife in you.
00:11:50If you thought there was a prophet in it, you'd tell her.
00:11:52Of course.
00:11:53Hey, Norris.
00:11:55Yes?
00:11:55I hear you've been telling it around town that my credit isn't any good.
00:11:58You aren't in trouble with me?
00:12:00I don't tell anything around town.
00:12:01But your credit isn't any good at my store, if that's what you're asking.
00:12:04I hear you've been wondering out loud how I make my living since I lost the mine.
00:12:07Not out loud I haven't.
00:12:09But I do wonder now that you've mentioned it.
00:12:11And I don't think you've heard that I said anything.
00:12:13I think you're just picking a fight so you'll have an excuse not to pay me the $1,800 you owe me.
00:12:16Everybody move there!
00:12:22You taking over this argument, Prescott?
00:12:24Yeah.
00:12:24You got no place in this squabble.
00:12:26You killed a man in here last month.
00:12:27I don't like that.
00:12:29And while we're on the subject, I don't like you.
00:12:32You'll do no more gunfighting in my place.
00:12:34You don't scare me.
00:12:37Well, if I don't, now's a good time to prove.
00:12:40Everybody loosen their sanction, take a breather.
00:12:42This one's on the house.
00:12:44Unless my partner objects.
00:12:46No objection.
00:12:47Don't be a cholo.
00:12:48The joint's full of good whiskey and pretty gals.
00:12:51There's much better things to do than fight.
00:12:53Come on, you guys.
00:12:54Drink up and forget it.
00:13:03Squabble's over, eh, gentlemen?
00:13:04I did you a favor, amigo.
00:13:10You have never seen my partner, whom I so couragefully dislike, go into action.
00:13:15I'm not afraid to try him.
00:13:16Look, amigo.
00:13:17You've downed a few miners who took a half a day to get it out of the host and then get into the side of a barn.
00:13:22But with Mike, you'd better pick your spots, because he'll be watching you.
00:13:27He thinks you're taking the gold shipments.
00:13:29You better keep it to himself.
00:13:31Thanks, Mike.
00:13:33I don't think I could have handled him.
00:13:35He's loud.
00:13:36That doesn't necessarily mean he's tough.
00:13:37Watch him, Mike.
00:13:38I watch everybody, just being the kind of a world it is.
00:13:42New deck.
00:13:43Are you going to do it now?
00:13:45Yes.
00:13:45Wish I could watch.
00:13:46Stay where you belong.
00:13:49It's almost 12 o'clock, Mr. Prescott.
00:13:51Okay.
00:13:53See, I'm new here.
00:13:54What's that all about, Norris?
00:13:55The partners cut cards every Saturday night for the profits.
00:13:58Winner take off.
00:13:5912 o'clock, Mr. Corey.
00:14:01I'll be right along.
00:14:02You've got to win sooner or later.
00:14:04Percentage.
00:14:05I'm beginning to doubt the percentages.
00:14:07That's a bad thing for a man who's a gambler by trade.
00:14:10Lucky we've got a sideline.
00:14:14Your mouth's your worst enemy, Bob.
00:14:16Once you start to talk with it.
00:14:26This is all the profits for the 17 weeks you were away, Mr. Prescott.
00:14:30We didn't do as well during your actions as we do when you're here.
00:14:33I expected that.
00:14:35You think I've been stealing from tables?
00:14:38Yes.
00:14:39You're entitled to your opinion.
00:14:41But some of these days, that kind of remark will get you killed.
00:14:44As usual, both gentlemen will cut the deck and I will be one card.
00:14:49I'll bet $5,000 on Link.
00:14:51I'm a funny gambler.
00:14:53When I win, I like to collect.
00:14:54King of diamonds.
00:15:03I'd have won $5,000.
00:15:05Ace of spades.
00:15:07Your record's perfect.
00:15:08You're wrong again.
00:15:10Well, there's always another Saturday night.
00:15:23It's amazing, Mr. Prescott.
00:15:2521 straight times now you've cut higher than Mr. Corey.
00:15:29Well, Link just doesn't live right.
00:15:31It's funny you two being partners.
00:15:34I've never been able to explain that.
00:15:37You don't like him.
00:15:39Very simple, Waylon.
00:15:42I don't like people.
00:15:46Listen, Prescott, you can't get away with Unshark.
00:15:48Shut up!
00:15:50There's a thousand unpleasant things about running a dump like this,
00:15:52but there's one pleasant thing.
00:15:54I can keep out anybody I want to.
00:15:56That's a description of you.
00:15:57So find someplace else to pretend you're a big, bad gunfighter
00:16:00with that gun slung down low.
00:16:06Keep on choosing drunken cowboys and slow-moving miners
00:16:09because you're just not very fast.
00:16:13Now get going before I have one of the smaller waiters throw you out.
00:16:16I'll kill you for this.
00:16:18I wish you had money.
00:16:19Make you a sizable bet on it.
00:16:21A moose.
00:16:23All right, kick up a little music, boys.
00:16:30Dead, Mr. Prescott, and a good thing.
00:16:33The last man he killed in here was the guy who's called the guy.
00:16:36Let's go.
00:16:36All right.
00:16:37All right.
00:16:37All right.
00:16:38All right.
00:16:38All right.
00:16:49Let's go.
00:16:53All right.
00:16:53All right.
00:16:53All right.
00:16:54All right.
00:16:55All right.
00:16:56All right.
00:16:56All right.
00:16:56Dead, Mr. Prescott, and a good thing.
00:16:59The last man he killed in here was as defenseless as a baby.
00:17:02Somebody go get the sheriff.
00:17:08You killed her.
00:17:09You killed him!
00:17:11Asensino gave me down, Asensino!
00:17:13I feel sorry for you, kid, but he meant those holes in the ceiling for me.
00:17:18Now, boy.
00:17:19Aren't you going to do anything about it?
00:17:20He was your best friend.
00:17:22Aren't you going to do anything about it?
00:17:23I'm sorry.
00:17:26Nice shooting.
00:17:27I thought he had you with that scattergun.
00:17:30Yeah, that would have broken your heart.
00:17:32Straight whiskey.
00:17:33I'd have pined away and died of sorrow.
00:17:37What Maria said was true.
00:17:40Guy was your best friend.
00:17:42I don't have any dead friends.
00:17:44What good can a dead man do you?
00:17:48I like keeping you around.
00:17:50You're so warm-blooded.
00:17:52Emotional.
00:17:53Soft-hearted and all that.
00:17:56We make a well-matched pair, don't we, Mike?
00:18:04Oh, uh, Maisie.
00:18:06Come here.
00:18:08I want you to talk to Maria.
00:18:10I tried.
00:18:12I told her Bob had to get it, going around picking gunfights every night.
00:18:15She does nothing but scream and cry.
00:18:18Well, it's love, I guess.
00:18:20I wouldn't know about that.
00:18:22No more than you, Mr. Prescott.
00:18:25Tell her the crowd took up a collection so she can get back home, whatever that is.
00:18:29Right, Mr. Prescott.
00:18:31Maybe you ain't such a bad guy at that.
00:18:33Don't bet on that.
00:18:34I just wonder where she can't stick a knife in my back so I'm finding you.
00:18:45Martin finally got cured of thinking he was wide-earp, eh?
00:18:48Who's the other gent involved?
00:18:49Me.
00:18:50It was a clear case of self-defense, Sheriff.
00:18:51He came for Mr. Prescott with a shotgun.
00:18:53Witnesses?
00:18:54Self-defense.
00:18:55He came for Mike with that shotgun right there.
00:18:57A couple of you boys take him over to the hardware store.
00:18:59Chuck Wallace can lay him out.
00:19:01Glad I don't have to lock you up in my little jail.
00:19:03I got a couple of deputies bringing in a prisoner from Colt Creek.
00:19:06Fellow's been killing them miners in their sleep.
00:19:08Caught him red-handed.
00:19:10Two had grabbed my jail.
00:19:12Caught him red-handed, huh?
00:19:14Had the gold right on him.
00:19:15Let's have the hanging pretty quick.
00:19:17I've got to get back to my diggings.
00:19:23Been gone along about four months, wasn't it, Mike?
00:19:27About.
00:19:27The stage has been held up five times during those months.
00:19:31Every time when the gold has grown out with it.
00:19:33I went back east.
00:19:35Could have said that and hid out in the hills and taken them five shippings.
00:19:39I'm working by process of elimination.
00:19:42A real smart lad is doing these hold-ups.
00:19:44And there's very few real smart people around.
00:19:47You're one of them.
00:19:48See what I mean?
00:19:49I'm torn between being flattered and being indignant.
00:19:52Your feelings don't interest me.
00:19:53Another thing.
00:19:55You never ship your plunder out with the rest.
00:19:57You always take it out yourself.
00:19:59That could tie in.
00:20:00You're a suspicious character, Willie.
00:20:02That's the business I'm in.
00:20:05Well, I get mine an easier way.
00:20:06Some fellows are never satisfied unless they get it all.
00:20:11That's a bad habit called greed.
00:20:14Which reminds me.
00:20:16Most saloons the sheriff goes in, they stand him a drink.
00:20:20Bartender.
00:20:22The house is buying the sheriff a drink.
00:20:25Uh, short beer.
00:20:27Miss Martin.
00:20:39Hello, Mrs. Lynch.
00:20:40Come in.
00:20:41I hope Mr. Lynch has learned something.
00:20:43My money's about gone.
00:20:45You'd better talk to my husband about that.
00:20:52Good evening, Miss.
00:20:53Sit here.
00:20:54Uh, you stay, Maggie.
00:20:55You have bad news?
00:20:59Yes, Miss Martin.
00:21:00I finally located your brother.
00:21:02He was operating a mine known as the Opal in Coarse Gold.
00:21:07Some few days ago, he was killed in a gunfight in a saloon.
00:21:12I don't know what the value of the property is.
00:21:14I don't suppose that you'd want to go to a place like that.
00:21:17I'll start an investigation.
00:21:19Stop talking, Daddy, and go for a walk.
00:21:21This got your eyes, Sonny?
00:21:44You mustn't start telling me it's bad manners.
00:21:46That's all right, Miss.
00:21:48I don't mind.
00:21:49I'm right proud of this doohickey.
00:21:52It's made from the epaulet of a British officer I captured during the Battle of New Orleans.
00:21:58It's very beautiful.
00:21:59Well, I keep it to remind me.
00:22:01Though I've got a hole in my arm, it would serve just as well.
00:22:03It's going to be right and dusty for a while, Miss.
00:22:11Hold this over your face.
00:22:12Oh, but you, sir.
00:22:13A tough old campaigner like me, bosh.
00:22:16Cover up and rest.
00:22:17I'll tell this young fellow about old Hickory.
00:22:20I'll tell you.
00:22:50We got the express, Bucks.
00:23:19Hey, ain't nobody going after him?
00:26:36What's making you disturbed a piece, old boy?
00:26:40Well, you're hotter than $4 pistol.
00:26:43Now, who'd put a horse away in that kind of shape?
00:26:45Peter!
00:26:45You're a imitation of a caro?
00:26:48Peter!
00:26:48Take care of us!
00:26:49Come here!
00:26:50Now my horses go out tonight.
00:26:53Ah, pobrecito.
00:26:55You walk around with feather hands, you get cool off.
00:26:58Oh, God.
00:26:59Peter!
00:27:00Who does that galen belong to?
00:27:02Senor Prescott.
00:27:03But it's not like Jim to leave a hot horse get foundered.
00:27:11Where's Mike?
00:27:13That Mike.
00:27:14I'll kill him someday.
00:27:16I feel sorry for you, girlie, but stop that kind of talk.
00:27:19I'll ask you a question.
00:27:21I don't keep cases on Mike's social life.
00:27:24Our relationship is strictly business.
00:27:26When people don't answer me, I get furious.
00:27:29Ever see me get furious, young fella?
00:27:31I have, and I'll answer.
00:27:33Mike went to bed three or four hours ago.
00:27:35He likes his sleep.
00:27:37Want me to send a waiter for him?
00:27:38I'll go myself.
00:27:39I'm the kind I want to done right.
00:27:41That sheriff.
00:27:42He doesn't even outrace that Mike for killing my Bob.
00:27:45Mike's got him in his pocket.
00:27:48Really?
00:27:49I kill him.
00:27:55Somebody better speak up.
00:27:57Oh, it's you.
00:28:01None others.
00:28:02They say in the story books.
00:28:16Still suspicious, huh?
00:28:18Still in the same business.
00:28:27Don't mind disturbing me a bit.
00:28:40I'll go right back to sleep the minute you've gone.
00:28:43Sleep like a baby, huh?
00:28:45Clear conscious, is that why?
00:28:47Bullseye.
00:28:47And on your very first guess.
00:28:50Next shipment of gold that goes out of here, I go with it.
00:28:52And you go with me.
00:28:54We ain't going to tell nobody about it.
00:28:56Then if it ain't held up, I'm going to get downright 100% suspicious.
00:29:01Tell a bartender the house will stand another short beer.
00:29:05You're going to get me drunk squandering that way.
00:29:08Come on in.
00:29:20You smell like Aunt Mabel.
00:29:22You look like Cousin Clarence.
00:29:25I think I look distinguished.
00:29:26Even pretty.
00:29:27What's the occasion at this hour?
00:29:29I'm dressing for the rival of the stage.
00:29:31Expecting somebody?
00:29:32Nobody in particular.
00:29:33But a dream, a vision may get down off that dusty vehicle.
00:29:38Something about 20, raven-haired, big blue eyes, and all the other necessary accoutrements.
00:29:43I want to look my best at such a moment.
00:29:45Nobody like that's ever gotten off that stage yet.
00:29:48But it might.
00:29:49You see, you're a pessimist.
00:29:50And I, I'm an optimist.
00:29:52I believe in Sadie Claus and Red Riding Hood, and that just such a girl will arrive.
00:29:57Five to one.
00:29:58I'll take a thousand dollars worth of that.
00:30:00Bet.
00:30:03You're held up.
00:30:16Mile below Carr Creek.
00:30:17Got the outgoing shipment.
00:30:18Killed a passenger and the guard.
00:30:26Oh, I owe you five thousand.
00:30:28Just about as I described.
00:30:33Miss Wentworth, it's pleasant to see you.
00:30:36I'm Lincoln Corey.
00:30:37Your uncle asked me to meet the stage as he was detained on business.
00:30:40My name's not Wentworth.
00:30:41Oh, I'm awfully sorry.
00:30:42It's all right.
00:30:42It was a natural mistake.
00:30:43Of course.
00:30:44You see, Mr. Wentworth asked me to meet the stage for the next few days and watch out for
00:30:47a sensationally beautiful girl, 18 years of age.
00:30:51I suspect you're a liar, Mr. Corey.
00:30:53I'm not Miss Wentworth.
00:30:55I'm not a sensational beauty, and I'm not 18.
00:30:59However, perhaps you can be of service.
00:31:01Where can I find the sheriff in this community?
00:31:03He's here.
00:31:04Where?
00:31:06See the men?
00:31:08Fitzdark.
00:31:08Take him over to Doc Thomas.
00:31:09I'll do him a question in there.
00:31:11Sheriff, I'm Beth Martin.
00:31:13I realize now isn't the time, but I would like to talk to you about my brother, Robert Martin.
00:31:17Come to my office later.
00:31:23Name's Link.
00:31:24Call me Martin.
00:31:25Must have been real exciting, that holdup.
00:31:27But I'll bet you weren't scared.
00:31:28I sure was.
00:31:29Anybody with good sense would have been.
00:31:31You've got a lot of sense for your age, son.
00:31:33Anytime the other fellow's holding the gun, it's time to be scared.
00:31:36What are you doing with my bag, Mr. Corey?
00:31:38I'm going to carry it, Miss Martin.
00:31:39But, Mr. Corey, I don't...
00:31:40On account of I'm a fellow with proper raisin.
00:31:42And the ma always taught me to carry things for ladies.
00:31:44And if she hadn't, I'd have done it anyway, considering your looks.
00:31:48Mother Moore, you don't know where to go.
00:31:49So I'm taking you to the Widow McGillons, which is the only place a lady can stay in coarse gold.
00:31:53But I don't want...
00:31:53On account of the sound of gunfire is often heard tonight at our other so-called hotels.
00:31:58Any other questions?
00:32:00You must be a lawyer.
00:32:01All that eloquent should be directed to a jury.
00:32:03But I don't want to stay at a hotel.
00:32:05Money's a problem.
00:32:06I'd like to find my brother's mine, the opal.
00:32:08Well, it must have some kind of living quarters on it.
00:32:11Such as they are.
00:32:12Come.
00:32:13I'll get a rig hitched.
00:32:14The, uh, last time you were in better company.
00:32:21Those Indians have some good qualities, you know.
00:32:24You two know each other?
00:32:25We've met.
00:32:27Good day, Mr. Prescott.
00:32:29Good day.
00:32:30You know Mike?
00:32:31I've told you, we've met.
00:32:33And I don't care to discuss Mr. Prescott.
00:32:35Miss Martin, any subject you don't care to discuss will be closed forever.
00:32:38There it is.
00:32:49It's very lonely, isn't it?
00:32:50I told you.
00:32:51You should stay in town.
00:32:53No.
00:32:54No, we'll make out.
00:32:55Well, hop down, Tommy.
00:32:57Carry the bags in.
00:32:58Bob wasn't much on housekeeping.
00:33:19There's work for a broom and a scrub brush, all right?
00:33:22Well, I'll need a lot of things.
00:33:25Mr. Corey, would you take me a towel so I can get them?
00:33:27Sanch.
00:33:29Tommy, would you be afraid to stay here while I go to town for supplies?
00:33:33No.
00:33:34Of course not.
00:33:38Know what you know that does to business?
00:33:40Well, he's familiar with guns, but I'm afraid that...
00:33:42Well, we'd better lope.
00:33:43Old man, Norris closed his store right on the dot.
00:33:45All right.
00:33:52I appreciate you're avoiding the subject, Mr. Corey, but, well, I'm reconciled now,
00:33:57and I wish you'd tell me what you know of my brother's dad.
00:34:00Beth, I'd rather not.
00:34:01You find out from some other people.
00:34:04My partner was a man on the other gun, and I wouldn't want you to think I changed or colored the story.
00:34:09I'll take you to Bob's girl.
00:34:11Girl?
00:34:11Yeah, Maria Sanchez, a singer.
00:34:14She's taking it pretty hard.
00:34:16I'm anxious to talk with her.
00:34:27Hey, John, hold it there, will you?
00:34:29This lady's bad off the provisions.
00:34:36Fix her up, will you?
00:34:37I'll stand good for the credit.
00:34:38Who'll stand good for you, Link?
00:34:40John's idea of a joke.
00:34:42Have him put your stuff in the back of the wagon.
00:34:43You'll find me at the Golden Bear.
00:34:45Can a lady go in the Golden Bear?
00:34:47You'll make the first one.
00:34:48Where'd you know the lady from?
00:34:58I met her.
00:35:00Don't get peeved.
00:35:01I'm not peeved.
00:35:05I saw a gleam in your eye that I've seldom seen there.
00:35:09I've got a hunch this particular lady could get you to coo in her ear.
00:35:13That for her, you'd drop that hard manner you usually have with dames.
00:35:15Are you going to say anything worthwhile,
00:35:18or are you just going to keep on running off at the mouth?
00:35:21I wonder how she'll feel when she finds out you dropped Bob.
00:35:26You didn't tell her?
00:35:27I never was a tattletale.
00:35:30Well, that must be your only virtue, then.
00:35:32She's living at the Opal.
00:35:34I wonder what she'll think when she finds out she doesn't own that scurvy little vine.
00:35:38When she finds out you own the Opal, then she'll have to get off the property.
00:35:45You puzzle me.
00:35:48Why?
00:35:50Because you're so pleased with yourself.
00:35:53And I can't figure why.
00:35:55You're only a four-dollar imitation of a man.
00:35:58Oh, no, amigo.
00:36:01I'm not going to let you pick a fight with me.
00:36:04You may not have any choice.
00:36:06I was right.
00:36:09This is one dame that Prescott feels different about.
00:36:13Watch out.
00:36:14She might draw a bead on you.
00:36:16Right between the eyes.
00:36:22Eight, pet.
00:36:23That's two dollars.
00:36:27Joe, come in here.
00:36:29Get in for me, Waylon, will you?
00:36:32Eight, four, sir.
00:36:33Joe, here's a deed to the Opal.
00:36:41I want my name taken off of it so it shows in the records to Bob Martin as before.
00:36:46I can't do that, Mike.
00:36:49This county recorder, Martin's dead, you know, and after all,
00:36:54the law says a deceased person...
00:36:57I can get in an awful lot of trouble with this, you know.
00:37:02All right.
00:37:06I can't understand why a man wants to give away a mine,
00:37:09even though it's a little one like the Opal.
00:37:11After all, I didn't ask you to understand, Joe.
00:37:13Just ask you to change the deed.
00:37:19About 20 paces from that tree that was blasted by lightning,
00:37:22you'll find a rock with a blaze on it.
00:37:23Roll it away and you'll find another sack.
00:37:26That's all it cashes.
00:37:28I guess I can find them all.
00:37:30When you're going to let me escape?
00:37:31Well, I ain't going to let you escape at all.
00:37:35But you said if I told you where to go with statute...
00:37:37I lied.
00:37:38Look who to.
00:37:40And I don't lay heavy on my conscience a bit.
00:37:42You dirty crook!
00:37:42Don't call me a crook.
00:37:45I may steal some here and there, but not this money.
00:37:47Them miners had widows.
00:37:49And I just can't bring myself to stealing widows' money.
00:37:53My narrow-minded upraising, I guess.
00:37:54Good evening, Sheriff.
00:38:19Evening, Miss Martin.
00:38:20I must admit, I don't really assist meeting at all.
00:38:24I hate to have to say anything unpleasant to a lady.
00:38:27Particularly such a pretty lady.
00:38:30I suppose you come here all primed to get some justice done about your brother.
00:38:33I thought I'd investigate what could be done.
00:38:36Sit down.
00:38:38I'd offer you a drink if I thought I wouldn't offend you.
00:38:41No, thank you.
00:38:42Mind if I do?
00:38:43No.
00:38:45I just spent four hours in conversation with a murderer.
00:38:48Just can't understand men killing for money.
00:38:51Seems like such a poor reason.
00:38:52But I guess you mix enough gold, guns, and whiskey, and the guns just gotta get shot off.
00:38:58Sheriff.
00:39:00What are you trying to avoid saying?
00:39:03That your brother went down with a fired weapon in his hand.
00:39:06And his bullet hole was in front.
00:39:09As far as the other man was concerned, it was a clear case of self-defense.
00:39:13It had to be.
00:39:14Your brother loved to force fights.
00:39:16So my advice is to forget it as well as you can and go back home.
00:39:24Thank you, Sheriff.
00:39:26But I'm going to stay.
00:39:35Better change your mind about that, miss.
00:39:38This town is rugged.
00:39:39I don't rightly see how a lady would go about making a living here.
00:39:43That is a lady in here.
00:39:45Sheriff, look.
00:39:50Let's not take him too far out of town.
00:39:52I got blisters from these new boots.
00:39:53I always love fair drinks on my new boots.
00:39:55Stop them.
00:39:56That's all mine with lab oil.
00:39:58I let him stay in a couple of days.
00:40:00He's on the desk.
00:40:03What are they going to do?
00:40:04Want to take the fellow out that's been doing them killings on Call Creek?
00:40:07Hang him, probably.
00:40:08But can't you stop them?
00:40:10Wouldn't if I could.
00:40:11My job is to stop crime from happening.
00:40:13Once it happens, it's up to them.
00:40:16You dirty crook!
00:40:30Hurry, please.
00:40:31They're hanging a man down the street.
00:40:33Going to watch, Ed?
00:40:34No, I'm stuck 200.
00:40:37But can't you hear me?
00:40:3821, red and not.
00:40:39Lay your bets, gentlemen.
00:40:41You're wasting your time, Beth.
00:40:42Come, sit down.
00:40:45But the sheriff, he didn't resist.
00:40:48That man will be hanging without a trial.
00:40:50Yes, thank you.
00:40:50He'll have a trial.
00:40:52Those men were vigilantes.
00:40:54They'll try him, witnesses and all.
00:40:56And if he's guilty, they'll hang him.
00:40:58Short and sweet.
00:41:00Yes, sir?
00:41:00Drink?
00:41:01Oh, yes.
00:41:03A lemonade, anything.
00:41:04Same for me.
00:41:05A lemonade?
00:41:06You heard the lady.
00:41:07Well, I'll see what I can do.
00:41:08That's the girl I was telling you about.
00:41:17No one wants to be a second-handle man.
00:41:29Certainly not me, second-handle man, to be in love with someone who's found somebody new.
00:41:50Seen such a hopeless game, could one else, would you?
00:42:02Those who see and cry just can't be very smart.
00:42:13For who is worth a broken heart?
00:42:24But here's where the love's gone.
00:42:31These tears will tell you why.
00:42:37Just a second-handle man, am I, just a second-handle man, am I.
00:43:05Come with me, Maria.
00:43:16I didn't think you'd still be working here.
00:43:18Where would I go?
00:43:22Maria, this is Beth Martin, Bob's sister.
00:43:24I'm sorry for you.
00:43:27It must have been difficult for you, too.
00:43:29That Mike Presley.
00:43:31I only stay here because I hope someday to see him get killed.
00:43:34I could kill poor Bob.
00:43:37Prescott?
00:43:38My partner.
00:43:39I didn't want any part of telling you.
00:43:42But the sheriff said it was self-defense.
00:43:44That sheriff.
00:43:45He only says what Mike takes him to say.
00:43:48Killer.
00:43:49Pardon me.
00:43:50Are you Miss Martin?
00:43:52Yes.
00:43:53I heard you got in town.
00:43:55Here's a deed to the opal mine.
00:43:57I was keeping this for your brother, Bob.
00:43:58I'm the county recorder, you see.
00:44:01Before I could give it to him, he got...
00:44:03Well, anyway, there's your deed, Miss Martin.
00:44:06Good evening.
00:44:07Good old Mike.
00:44:08His head always works.
00:44:10I've known Mike to be interested, but never to the extent of giving away a mine.
00:44:14I don't understand.
00:44:16Bob did not own the opal mine anymore.
00:44:18He lost it to Mike in a card game.
00:44:20Would this man be fool enough to think that I would...
00:44:24He's back there in the office.
00:44:34It's too bad we can't hear what she has to say to him.
00:44:38Come in.
00:44:42Did you think you could bribe me with this deed?
00:44:46That I'd forget about Bob?
00:44:50What does this mean?
00:44:52This means you're going to listen until I finish and not go busting through that door until I'm through talking.
00:44:57Sit down.
00:44:58I will not.
00:44:59Do you mind if I do?
00:45:00Suit yourself.
00:45:03Now, you're probably all full of the idea that I killed your brother when he didn't have a chance.
00:45:07I suppose Link has done a pretty good job of convincing you.
00:45:11Mr. Corey refused to say one word about the matter.
00:45:13Yes, I might have known that Link would find someone to do his dirty work for him.
00:45:21You go to church.
00:45:22I don't see what that has to do with...
00:45:24Answer the question.
00:45:26Of course.
00:45:28Aren't good Christians supposed to be fair-minded?
00:45:30Well, yes.
00:45:35Then why don't you act like the Christian that you claim to be?
00:45:38I don't pretend.
00:45:39And furthermore...
00:45:40Then get all the facts.
00:45:42There were 80 or 100 people in this dump that night.
00:45:44Why don't you talk to a lot of the people and find out what really happened?
00:45:47Or are you afraid that you might have to change a conclusion that you've jumped to?
00:45:52I'm afraid of nothing.
00:45:54And talk to the people.
00:45:54Very well.
00:45:57I will.
00:45:57That's all I ask.
00:46:07Incidentally, this dump is no place for you.
00:46:11And why not?
00:46:12Other ladies frequent your establishment.
00:46:14I hate to disillusion you.
00:46:16Good night.
00:46:20Take these out to the buckler, Tommy.
00:46:22Here you are.
00:46:24How much would that be?
00:46:28You're the new kid in town, aren't you, Martin?
00:46:30Yeah.
00:46:33Boy!
00:46:34Now, Tommy!
00:46:35Tommy!
00:46:36What was that?
00:46:37Junior!
00:46:38I'm ashamed of you!
00:46:40His brother killed my father!
00:46:41Hush!
00:46:42He's not responsible for what his brother did.
00:46:45You're Miss Martin?
00:46:46Yes, I am.
00:46:47You can't blame my boy for feeling the way he does.
00:46:49Go along, son.
00:46:50What he said was the truth.
00:46:53Then he's too young to realize that you people aren't responsible.
00:46:57Bob Martin was a trouble-hunting gunfighter who was always careful to pick men who weren't gunfighters.
00:47:02I'll be back later, Mr. Norris, when these people have left.
00:47:05Yes, Miss Miller.
00:47:06I'm sorry this happened in your store, Mr. Norris.
00:47:17I'm not, Miss Martin.
00:47:18Bob killed Mailer and several others.
00:47:21You had to find out sooner or later.
00:47:23Because there's a great many people in town who will have hard feelings against anyone named Martin.
00:47:27That boy will find many a fight on his hands.
00:47:29I realize you mean well by telling me this, Mr. Norris, but, well, it's hard to...
00:47:35Of course it's hard to believe, but it's true, I know.
00:47:38I came very close to being one of your brother's victims the night he was killed.
00:47:44Miss Martin, I suggest that you go back east.
00:47:51Thank you, Mr. Norris.
00:47:52I don't know just what I'll do.
00:47:59Miss Martin.
00:48:01Yes?
00:48:02I want to explain to you about the other night.
00:48:04Must have looked bad to you, being from a civilized country.
00:48:07It looked very bad to me.
00:48:09You've got to understand, before I was sheriff,
00:48:11only Hanson the carpenter used to make about one pine box a day.
00:48:15I got all his business in pretty bad shape.
00:48:17We're only averaging about one kill in a week now.
00:48:20Suppose I'd have stood up to them vigilantes the other night.
00:48:23The murdered had got hung just the same.
00:48:25The town had a dead sheriff, too.
00:48:28I can't agree with that kind of reasoning.
00:48:31Put it this way.
00:48:32I'm civilizing coarse gold by degrees.
00:48:34Because there's only one of me.
00:48:36It would take two cavalry regiments to civilize her all at once.
00:48:39And while I'm on the subject,
00:48:41why don't you go back to civilization?
00:48:43Get behind that barrel.
00:48:45Something, belly yourself down on the ground.
00:48:57Good.
00:48:57Didn't hit bone on either one.
00:48:58Son, I was worried about you.
00:49:01Shooting west up the street is tricky in his late afternoon life.
00:49:04What was the ruckus all about?
00:49:06He said the Mississippi River was longer than the Rio Grande.
00:49:08It's been cheaper to look it up in a book, wouldn't it?
00:49:09Take him over to Dr. Thomas.
00:49:11We'll forget about this legally, but you boys can't come to town for six months.
00:49:16That's so you'll remember.
00:49:16See what I mean?
00:49:38Was civilization coming to coarse gold by degrees?
00:49:41I'm sorry for my opinion of you, Sheriff.
00:49:42I thought you were incompetent.
00:49:45Oh, no.
00:49:45I'm a regular, even off, maybe.
00:49:47But not incompetent.
00:49:51Maybe you're getting around to believing what I told you about your brother.
00:49:56I don't know what to say.
00:49:57The answer will come to you.
00:49:58Good afternoon.
00:50:00Say, which is the longer, the Mississippi or the Rio Grande?
00:50:04The Mississippi.
00:50:06Might have sure been wrong on that one.
00:50:09I want to be sure you've got all this straight.
00:50:11Everything kosher.
00:50:14The turkey is to be done just right.
00:50:17Everything kosher.
00:50:19With all the trimmings and pack it some way so it'll stay hot.
00:50:23Everything kosher.
00:50:24And pack a couple bottles of wine and ice.
00:50:28Everything kosher.
00:50:29Well, it better be or I'll put a pleat in your skull.
00:50:35What was that all about?
00:50:36Ingenious plot.
00:50:38I brought it up all by myself.
00:50:40Against me, I presume.
00:50:41Not this time.
00:50:42Much more interesting.
00:50:45Suppose you were a pretty gal, all tired out from days of cleaning up a shack.
00:50:50In walks a nice man with a dinner already cooked and a couple bottles of vintage to top it off.
00:50:56Sometimes you're so clever I just can't stand it.
00:50:58You sound like a man whose toes have been stepped on.
00:51:02Why don't you pass just this once?
00:51:04You'll have to make yourself clearer than that, Mike.
00:51:09Hasn't that girl got enough trouble without adding you to her list?
00:51:12Maybe my intentions are honorable.
00:51:15Well, I guess you can spell the word.
00:51:19Half of the zip is annoying.
00:51:21It's making saddle sores on your feelings.
00:51:23Which for the first time I've discovered can be tender.
00:51:25I'm going to kick you out.
00:51:30I find that obscure.
00:51:31Kick me out of where?
00:51:33Out of the golden bear.
00:51:34You're not a partner anymore.
00:51:37Lawyers will tell you you can't.
00:51:38You owe me more than your share is worth.
00:51:41You should keep up the date, amigo.
00:51:42I don't see you whaling around.
00:51:51I guess we can look at the books ourselves.
00:51:56We're even, partner.
00:51:58Dead even.
00:52:03Where'd you get the money?
00:52:04Partner, do I pry into your private affairs?
00:52:07Speaking of private affairs, I got a date at the barber to get all prettied up.
00:52:13You know, Mike, you should take a gear outlook on life.
00:52:18I had a soft spot for you once, Link.
00:52:21It's, uh, kind of hard not to have a soft spot for a guy who stood back to back with you in a ruckus.
00:52:28Dodge City.
00:52:30We were terrific that night.
00:52:32Yeah.
00:52:34But enough has happened since to wear that out.
00:52:37First chance I get, I'm going to kick you out of the golden bear, Link.
00:52:40Don't underestimate me, amigo.
00:52:46The first chance may be mine, and I may do the kicking.
00:52:50The trouble is, both of us are made on the inside to be top dog.
00:52:54And there's never room for two top dogs.
00:52:57Adios, Mike.
00:52:57I'll get the other sack.
00:53:06All right.
00:53:08Here's your change, Miss Martin.
00:53:11Nice boy, your little brother.
00:53:12Real grown-up for his age.
00:53:14He's been the man of the family for quite a while.
00:53:16Miss Martin, I like to say, no, it's none of my business.
00:53:19Good day.
00:53:19No, please.
00:53:21Go on.
00:53:22Well, that kid and you two have got to face a lot of dislike in this town.
00:53:27Now, I don't mean to hurt your feelings when I tell you this, but...
00:53:30I understand, Mr. Jones.
00:53:37Good afternoon.
00:53:38Home?
00:53:38No, the golden bear.
00:53:41Want company?
00:53:42No.
00:53:43Then I'll stay.
00:53:46Beer.
00:53:47Hey, hot tamale.
00:53:50I want to tell you something for your own good.
00:53:52That's a sure sign it's unpleasant.
00:53:54Tell me.
00:53:55Remember this almost pure white diamond ring with only a few flaws?
00:53:59Of course.
00:54:00It was mine.
00:54:01A gambler wanted from Bob and gave it to you.
00:54:04Bob gave it to me.
00:54:06Just sit easy, hot tamale.
00:54:08Why am I telling you?
00:54:09Because I hate to see a dame knock our brains out.
00:54:12So many men willing to do it for her.
00:54:14Number seven.
00:54:15Number seven.
00:54:16Number seven.
00:54:16Number seven.
00:54:17Why did you do that?
00:54:23Because you are the men.
00:54:24And a better reason I never heard beat it.
00:54:27Ain't it too bad we can't do without him?
00:54:31Here's his sister coming in now.
00:54:32Oh, Miss Martin.
00:54:34I have something to tell you.
00:54:36I lie.
00:54:38You see, Bob came at Mike with a shotgun.
00:54:41That hole in the ceiling was meant to be in Mike's back.
00:54:43I lie because you see, I...
00:54:47I know.
00:54:51Must be hard for her to realize her brother was...
00:54:54a man.
00:54:54A man?
00:54:55Look.
00:54:55Almost every man's somebody's brother.
00:54:57Some men are handsome.
00:54:58So is a diamondback rattlesnake.
00:55:00Come in.
00:55:02Come in.
00:55:08Sit down.
00:55:10What I have to say will only take a minute.
00:55:12Well, I'll try to stretch it out.
00:55:13Sit down.
00:55:20I want to say I was wrong, Mr. Prescott.
00:55:24I've talked to a great many people and...
00:55:28This is hard to say, but Bob...
00:55:31When both people know what's going to be said, why waste words?
00:55:34Particularly when they're difficult to say.
00:55:36That's very nice of you.
00:55:43Well, I had hoped that the Opal Mine would be profitable enough so that Tommy and I could
00:55:48stay, but as long as things are the way they are, I guess I'd better go back east.
00:55:53Wait a minute.
00:55:55You're going back east?
00:55:56Well, there's nothing else to do.
00:55:58What will you use for money?
00:55:59It will be difficult, but...
00:56:02Do you know anything about arithmetic?
00:56:05Yes, I taught school back home for a while.
00:56:07Good.
00:56:08You can earn enough to get home if you can make these things come out right.
00:56:11All of us can figure the odds on making a hard way ten in the third row, but...
00:56:15In our bookkeeping, two and two always seems to come out three or five.
00:56:20Charity, Mr. Prescott?
00:56:22No, I don't...
00:56:23Listen, just once I'd like all these columns to come out even so I'd...
00:56:28Well, feel like a businessman.
00:56:30It's not charity.
00:56:31Do you want the job?
00:56:35I'd be glad to do it.
00:56:37I'll expect you at nine o'clock in the morning.
00:56:40You'd better be on time.
00:56:44Oh, another thing, Mr. Prescott.
00:56:46I never really thanked you for saving Tommy and me.
00:56:48Well, there are two ways you could thank me.
00:56:50Oh?
00:56:51First, start calling me Mike.
00:56:54All right.
00:56:55Mike.
00:56:56Secondly, have dinner here with me tonight.
00:57:00Oh, bring a kid.
00:57:03We'd be glad to.
00:57:06Oh, Mr. Prescott.
00:57:07Hey, hey.
00:57:09Well, Mike, I couldn't have a date.
00:57:11I mean, I couldn't have dinner with you.
00:57:13Previous engagement?
00:57:14Make it tomorrow night.
00:57:17Well, I can't.
00:57:19Ever.
00:57:20Why not?
00:57:21You're a married man.
00:57:23Oh, that.
00:57:25Forget it.
00:57:26Forget it.
00:57:27Forget it?
00:57:28Forget you're married?
00:57:29I'm not.
00:57:30But back in...
00:57:31That was a lie.
00:57:32Time saver.
00:57:34Oh, I'm beginning to see the light.
00:57:36It states right from the beginning that your intentions aren't serious.
00:57:40Then...
00:57:41Why are you telling me the truth now?
00:57:43Well, put your womanly intuition to work, huh?
00:57:56Keep your eye on things, will you?
00:57:58If you can't keep liquor off yourself, you'll have to work somewhere else.
00:58:01What'd you throw it at me?
00:58:02Then learn to duck.
00:58:04Duck!
00:58:04Are you sure you understand everything, Chunk?
00:58:27Everything kosher, boss.
00:58:29My stuff ready?
00:58:30Already kosher, dressing in turkey chestnuts.
00:58:33Oh, I can save you a trip.
00:58:36The lady's having dinner with me.
00:58:38You like your chestnuts?
00:58:39It isn't losing, it's who beats my time.
00:58:42Like a steak horse losing to a plater.
00:58:46Like your chestnuts?
00:58:50You want to meet your ancestors?
00:58:52At least got your ancestors.
00:58:54You?
00:58:57You like your chestnuts?
00:59:02Short and sweet.
00:59:03The stage goes out tonight with a ship and a gold.
00:59:05You're going to ride in it with me.
00:59:07What time?
00:59:08Late.
00:59:09Permits all right, I get a date for dinner.
00:59:11I'll get in touch with you when I want you.
00:59:13Yeah, I knew I could depend on that.
00:59:17What were you, pal?
00:59:18What was Mike about?
00:59:18I never heard of anyone getting in trouble minding his own business.
00:59:27Is that your idea of dressing for a date?
00:59:30You look like a second assistant undertaker.
00:59:33Well, I'm the conservative type, Link.
00:59:35You can carry that too far, you know.
00:59:37Here.
00:59:37Just to show you my heart's in the right place.
00:59:56Yeah.
00:59:57Well, it'll take an autopsy to prove that to me.
01:00:00You got a pen?
01:00:01Yeah, right there.
01:00:02Have you got something with a little more flash?
01:00:06No.
01:00:07I got just the pen for you.
01:00:09Follow me.
01:00:10Just a minute.
01:00:10I've got a room, Mike.
01:00:25I never get sore if I'm losing the day.
01:00:28There's always plenty more.
01:00:30It's like roulette.
01:00:31You always play the same number,
01:00:32and I scatter my chips all over the place.
01:00:37Now, here's something that'll take people's attention away
01:00:39from how ugly your face really is.
01:00:43Yeah.
01:00:44Not bad.
01:00:45But, uh, why so helpful?
01:00:47Change of heart.
01:00:49I've been out of line occasionally.
01:00:50I know it.
01:00:51Let's get back on the same old basis.
01:00:53Like we used to be when we first opened up the joint.
01:00:58All right, Link.
01:01:00But I'm still going to sit with my back to the wall.
01:01:03Did you ever do any different?
01:01:06Good honey.
01:01:09Mr. Prescott will join you in a moment, miss.
01:01:12I sent word you'd arrive.
01:01:15Good evening.
01:01:16Would you care for some?
01:01:17Please.
01:01:19What's that?
01:01:20Tommy.
01:01:21I read about it.
01:01:22Say, this is real high class, ain't it?
01:01:24Is it?
01:01:26Oh, that's all right.
01:01:27Evening, Beth.
01:01:29Say, that dress looks like one of New York's best.
01:01:33How are you, Tommy?
01:01:34Hi, Mr. Prescott.
01:01:35Still got the souvenir.
01:01:36You have not?
01:01:36I told you to throw it over.
01:01:37I hit it.
01:01:38Uh, will you join me, Beth?
01:01:42Mr. Prescott.
01:01:45Buck Hanley is drunk and losing much more than he can afford.
01:01:48No one can reason with him.
01:01:50I thought perhaps you being his friend.
01:01:51Right.
01:01:52I have a friend who's trying to go bankrupt.
01:01:54Will you excuse me for a moment?
01:01:59A tie pin.
01:02:00The one from the British officer.
01:02:02The one the old man had on the stagecoach.
01:02:03Then Mike must be.
01:02:06Yes.
01:02:07Yes, be quiet.
01:02:08What'll we do?
01:02:09Please, Tommy.
01:02:11Let me think.
01:02:13Gotta tell the truth.
01:02:16Yes.
01:02:19Yes, there's nothing else we can do.
01:02:24Tommy, try to conceal your excitement.
01:02:27Go downstairs.
01:02:28The sheriff's at the bar.
01:02:29Tell him.
01:02:33The sheriff's at the bar.
01:02:34Let's go.
01:02:34Let's go.
01:02:34Let's go.
01:02:35Let's go.
01:02:51Well, a paddle mine was convinced that no number but 24 was ever going to come up on those dice.
01:02:56Of course, Tommy.
01:02:58Oh, Tommy.
01:03:00He went to see if he'd forgotten to tie the horses.
01:03:02You're upset.
01:03:07Well, Beth, you're shaking.
01:03:08Oh, it's nothing.
01:03:09I'll get over it.
01:03:10I occasionally get a momentary return of the fever I caught on my trip with.
01:03:16The wine will help.
01:03:18If it does, it'll be the first thing that ever helps.
01:03:22Want me to call Doc Combs?
01:03:23No.
01:03:25I'll be all right.
01:03:25Beth, you look like you're going to cry.
01:03:37I am not.
01:03:45Oh, why did you have to be the one?
01:03:48What one?
01:03:49The bandit.
01:03:51The one that killed that nice old man.
01:03:52Look, Beth, you don't...
01:03:54Don't try to lie out of it.
01:03:56That pin, he was wearing it.
01:03:59He got in the Battle of New Orleans.
01:04:02And your children took it from him.
01:04:05Look, Beth.
01:04:05Don't argue.
01:04:06Get away.
01:04:08I sent Tommy for the sheriff.
01:04:10I just, I just couldn't see you.
01:04:12Even if you are.
01:04:15I just couldn't see you, Harry.
01:04:16Well, the dice are still rolling.
01:04:27Well, the dice are still rolling.
01:04:27I justjay Karni, Bobby.
01:04:29Let's see you.
01:04:32Let's try and burn the
01:04:32little жbleots to her in a hospital.
01:04:35Come on.
01:04:36Come on.
01:04:40Let's go.
01:04:45Come on.
01:04:46Come on.
01:04:47Come on.
01:04:48Come on.
01:04:49Go, Bubba.
01:04:54Come on.
01:04:54Come on.
01:04:54Come on!
01:05:24Come on!
01:05:36Here we go!
01:05:45The horses are on the street! Let's get him!
01:05:54Here we go!
01:06:24Let's go!
01:06:54I don't know.
01:07:24I don't know.
01:07:54I don't know.
01:07:55I don't know.
01:07:56I don't know.
01:07:57I don't know.
01:07:58I don't know.
01:07:59I don't know.
01:08:00I don't know.
01:08:01I don't know.
01:08:02I don't know.
01:08:03I don't know.
01:08:04I don't know.
01:08:05I don't know.
01:08:06I don't know.
01:08:07I don't know.
01:08:08I don't know.
01:08:09I don't know.
01:08:10I don't know.
01:08:11I don't know.
01:08:12I don't know.
01:08:13I don't know.
01:08:14I don't know.
01:08:15I don't know.
01:08:16I don't know.
01:08:17I don't know.
01:08:18I don't know.
01:08:19I don't know.
01:08:20I don't know.
01:08:21I don't know.
01:08:22I don't know.
01:08:23I don't know.
01:08:24I don't know.
01:08:25I can get the Zwanigan just right on his way back
01:08:27to town do the same.
01:08:28That morning we'd be halfway to Mariposa.
01:08:30Ten days later we're back east, married.
01:08:33An promised a day by businessman instead of a gay man.
01:08:35Then we live happily ever after.
01:08:36Did you ever read in a book where it worked out any better?
01:08:38In books, both people are in love.
01:08:40we're halfway at the finish line speaking for myself I'm in love you work
01:08:47real hard I guess it's the sensible thing I'll be back in three hours
01:09:00and we'll start a brand new chapter in the book
01:09:10you're gonna like being married the link why do you object ain't up to me to object I ain't marrying
01:09:29him you are aren't not ain't tell me Tommy I told you to get rid of that horrid thing my souvenir us
01:09:44Sammy
01:09:59the stage left course gold two hours ago with the guard tripled the sheriff's not with a no he's
01:10:04still hunting Mike Prescott triple guard I don't like to ask you what you like Marco yeah I got it
01:10:12suppose you miss them detonator caps the stuff might not go off a blind man could miss this tin can
01:10:40the more white
01:10:43the
01:10:47the
01:10:49the
01:10:51the
01:10:55the
01:10:57the
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01:11:24the
01:11:26the
01:11:27Hey, Marco, I got shot in the foot. Come here and help me.
01:11:35Got here as soon as I could.
01:11:37All packed?
01:11:38You're hurt.
01:11:40Stepped on a nail back at the Golden Bear.
01:11:42Couldn't get my boot on to the bandage, so I had to cut it.
01:11:45Maybe I better look at it.
01:11:46We'll let the doctor Mariposa look at it.
01:11:49After the minister's done his work.
01:11:52Start looking that stuff out, kid.
01:11:54I'll hitch up the horses.
01:11:57You don't act gay.
01:12:10You ought to. It's your wedding night.
01:12:12Well, I feel so...
01:12:14I don't know...
01:12:15You're feeling low, aren't you?
01:12:17Too much has happened to you in too short a time.
01:12:19You're a little punch drunk.
01:12:22I hope that's all it is.
01:12:27I love you.
01:12:47What are you doing in that bag, kid?
01:13:10I was looking to see if there was room for something of mine.
01:13:12Why'd you dodge away, then?
01:13:17I was kind of short-spoken, I guess.
01:13:28You see, that bag's got all my money in it.
01:13:30All the money I took out of the Golden Bear.
01:13:34I've changed my mind, Link.
01:13:36I'm not going away with you.
01:13:39Now, Beth, don't get ideas.
01:13:40That's my share of the Golden Bear.
01:13:43There's enough gold there to buy ten Golden Bears.
01:13:46Go on, Link.
01:13:47Alone.
01:13:48I'm staying here.
01:13:50I can't stand for that, Beth.
01:13:52If you have ideas, it might be dangerous to me.
01:14:09Run!
01:14:09Run!
01:14:10Run!
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01:14:43Let's go.
01:15:13Let's go.
01:15:43Let's go.
01:16:13Let's go.
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01:17:10Let's go.
01:17:11Let's go.
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01:17:14Let's go.
01:17:15Let's go.
01:17:16Let's go.
01:17:23It takes the right ridge.
01:17:25We're in the cul-de-sac.
01:17:27There's no way down on either side.
01:17:31What's a cul-de-sac?
01:17:33It means we're trapped.
01:17:35Maybe you went up another ridge.
01:17:39You're very grown up, Tommy.
01:17:41You're trying to reassure me.
01:17:43Suppose you get some sleep.
01:17:45I'll watch.
01:17:53He didn't take the wrong ridge.
01:18:05He's looking for a sign.
01:18:17He's looking for a sign.
01:18:23Get moving, sis.
01:18:25Make for that manzanita up there.
01:18:35Get moving, sis.
01:18:37Make for that manzanita up there.
01:18:39Make for that manzanita up there.
01:19:01We're running on a mountain.
01:19:03Oh, it's no use.
01:19:05It just narrows down.
01:19:07Come on.
01:19:09He can always break a leg.
01:19:11Or his neck, I hope.
01:19:13Let's make for the next bunch of rocks.
01:19:15Let's go.
01:19:17Let's go.
01:19:18Let's get over.
01:19:19That's the rain.
01:19:21Let's go.
01:19:23Oh, gentlemen.
01:19:25Well, sure.
01:19:26Oh, my God.
01:19:56Oh, my God.
01:20:25Listen, when he gets closer, I'm going to duck out and try to beat him with a rock.
01:20:38No, Tommy, you can't do that.
01:20:39Try to get him.
01:20:39Tommy!
01:20:41Tommy!
01:20:41Tommy!
01:20:41Tommy!
01:20:43Tommy!
01:20:44Tommy!
01:20:45Tommy!
01:20:46Tommy!
01:20:47Tommy!
01:20:48Tommy!
01:20:49Tommy!
01:20:50Tommy!
01:20:51Tommy!
01:20:52Tommy!
01:20:53Tommy!
01:20:54Tommy!
01:20:55Tommy!
01:20:56Tommy!
01:20:57Tommy!
01:20:59Tommy!
01:21:00Nobody will ever say you didn't have nerve, kid.
01:21:14He might get that rifle.
01:21:30There's a ledge down there.
01:21:41He go over the side?
01:21:42Yeah, after his rifle.
01:21:43Don't know if he got it.
01:21:45Well, what do you got tears in your eyes for?
01:21:48Oh, Mike.
01:21:50Hey, there's a lot of guys galloping up here.
01:21:52Yeah, that'll be Willie and his posse.
01:21:54You know, if I ever got any real trouble, I want you along.
01:21:58You're people.
01:21:59Thanks, Mike.
01:22:10Sheriff, I've got something to tell you.
01:22:12The gold sacks were in length baggage.
01:22:13What kind of policeman do you think I am?
01:22:15I knew it was, Link.
01:22:17Knew it all the time.
01:22:18Oh, really?
01:22:19Well, almost all the time.
01:22:25Still down there, huh?
01:22:25We'll lower the rope down and tie it around yourself.
01:22:30We'll pull you up.
01:22:31You haven't got a chance, Link.
01:22:36Come on up.
01:22:37Come on down and get me.
01:22:39There's the top dog yellow.
01:22:40I'll go down and get him.
01:22:43I thought you didn't like that guy.
01:22:44I don't.
01:22:45Well, then, he's got a right to a chance.
01:22:47I don't care who gets killed as long as it ain't me.
01:22:50Mike!
01:22:51Don't chance it.
01:22:52I got to.
01:22:53Why, Mike?
01:22:54Why?
01:22:55I don't know unless...
01:22:56I don't know if it's because he was my partner.
01:22:59He wasn't a bad guy once.
01:23:05I'm coming down, Link.
01:23:07That'll get you dinner last year's mackerel.
01:23:09Gonna make yourself a big man, huh?
01:23:23A little late for that.
01:23:25You gonna shoot me?
01:23:27Yeah.
01:23:28Well, now's the time, Link.
01:23:33Oh!
01:23:39Come to town with us, Mike?
01:23:47No.
01:23:48We got a spare horse for the lady.
01:23:51No, thanks.
01:23:53Willie, I want you to sell a golden bear for me.
01:23:56I'm through with all that.
01:23:57You mean you're through being a thieving gambler
01:23:59that has to kill men now and then?
01:24:01And that you're gonna tie yourself to an apron string?
01:24:05That's exactly what I mean.
01:24:06Oh, my God.
01:24:12Did you mean that?
01:24:14What you told the sheriff?
01:24:15Well, only if you want to go along.
01:24:19I want to go along.
01:24:26Well, then, you got me, Lenzo.
01:24:29Oh, that's French.
01:24:31See how talented I am?
01:24:32Oui, monsieur.
01:24:36Come on, Tommy.
01:24:37All right.
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