Ride into the Wild West with Under California Stars (1948), a thrilling cowboy adventure filled with action, courage, and frontier justice. Starring the legendary Roy Rogers, this classic Western delivers exciting horseback chases, heroic battles, and unforgettable moments set against the beautiful landscapes of the American frontier. A timeless favorite for fans of vintage Western cinema.
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00:00:12Oh, say my baby, peace of the night, say my name, the moon, the shining bright.
00:00:21Tomorrow day we live and the country's like the best, under California's sun.
00:00:31Lately with the crazy shining up, hear the rest of the earth and moving by.
00:00:41Shall the sun flow while the waves can really blow, under California's sun.
00:00:48I'm far away from the valley, I'm far away from the valley, I'm far away from the valley.
00:00:58In the way from the day we live and the world can move on.
00:01:08And the baby people of the night, please like all the world in deep and dry.
00:01:17Now you will agree, it's the only place to be, under California's sun.
00:01:24I'm far away from the valley, I'm far away from the sea and I'm far away from the sky.
00:01:40Up!
00:01:41Yeah, that's the only place to be near.
00:01:54What is it, boys?
00:01:57You okay?
00:01:58Sure.
00:01:58What's up?
00:02:00Well, there's another picture in the bag.
00:02:03What are you leaving?
00:02:04By the way.
00:02:04I'll make them a 2th anniversary broadcast from tonight.
00:02:07Roy, you can be mighty proud of your 10 years in pictures.
00:02:10You've made millions of friends all over the world.
00:02:13Hey, Roy.
00:02:14Sing that.
00:02:15That's all you sang in your first picture.
00:02:17No, we haven't heard that in a long time.
00:02:19Okay, Joe.
00:02:19I'll remember.
00:02:20Well, good luck and have a nice trip.
00:02:23We'll all be listening to your broadcast, Roy.
00:02:25Thanks, Paul.
00:02:26You're better.
00:02:27Hang on easy, boy.
00:02:27We'll see you.
00:02:28Bye.
00:02:58Hey, Cookie.
00:02:59Hang out.
00:02:59Hang out of the time coming.
00:03:00He comes out of the road.
00:03:02Come on.
00:03:02Hey, Lloyd.
00:03:03Hey, Lloyd.
00:03:04Hey, Lloyd.
00:03:05Hey, Lloyd.
00:03:07Hey.
00:03:07Hey.
00:03:08Hey.
00:03:10Hey.
00:03:12Hey.
00:03:12Hey.
00:03:12Hey.
00:03:14Hey.
00:03:15Hey.
00:03:19Hey.
00:03:21Hey.
00:03:22Hey.
00:03:26Hey.
00:03:27Hey.
00:03:33Hey.
00:03:34Hey.
00:03:34Hey.
00:03:35Hey.
00:03:37Hey.
00:03:38Hey.
00:03:38Hey.
00:03:39Hey.
00:03:39And a blundering hero, for it's time he did appear, and with reverence we proudly say, long live the king,
00:03:53he's here, he's from Clinton Rogers, the king of the cowboys, the brave and fellow from the silver screen, whenever
00:04:04there is trouble, there comes trigger on the devil,
00:04:07to lick the pill and have a feel of sea, he's got away with women too, how they cuddle up
00:04:16to him, when the director tells them to, he comes to the Rogers, the king of the cowboys, the brave
00:04:24and white, the king of white, the gold, the robbers in the cup, let me mention he's a slave of
00:04:29his two,
00:04:31are you seeing the same old road that we have assembled?
00:04:44Hi you fellas?
00:04:45Hello . Some of you boys think trigger your own trailer, cut the car in the garage!
00:04:51Oh, you might as well saddle him up, we'd like to tell you to scratch your legs a little bit.
00:04:54All right.
00:04:59Shhh, now go on, go on, go on, go on, get away, honey, you can meet Roy.
00:05:03Roger, please.
00:05:03Go on, now.
00:05:08Who is it, did he?
00:05:09Uh-oh.
00:05:10Didn't you know, buddy, Roy?
00:05:11Nobody.
00:05:15Well, we sure have missed you around here, too, Roy.
00:05:18You'll just never know how we...
00:05:19Oh.
00:05:21Oh, Roy, let's get some extra help that I hired so cheap I couldn't afford not to.
00:05:26Well, they're certainly well fed.
00:05:28He had our great big bones.
00:05:33Oh, Mr. Rogers, Cookie promised to introduce us after we took our naps.
00:05:39Didn't you, Cousin Cookie?
00:05:41Cousin Cookie, huh?
00:05:43I guess I can't deny him, Roy.
00:05:45It runs in the family.
00:05:47That's Al, Luke, and Grover both in, too.
00:05:51Cookie, if you don't quit hiring your relatives...
00:05:53Well, Roy, after that, Mama died and we'll never be able to feed you up.
00:05:57I know.
00:05:59By the way, Cookie, did you ever hire that horse trainer I asked you about?
00:06:03Huh?
00:06:04Old Bob.
00:06:05Oh, yeah, yeah, you know, Roy, now that's something else I wanted to talk to you about.
00:06:09Oh, look at that.
00:06:10There's Old Bob.
00:06:15Hey, that bunch that's been rounding up range horses is over in the North Nature.
00:06:19Oh, who is it, Cookie?
00:06:21Oh, some strangers bunching up them range horses for meat and high.
00:06:25That's what happened to the buffalo.
00:06:27Yeah, but this is legal and it's hurting our army contract.
00:06:30It isn't legal if it's on our range.
00:06:33We'd better go and see if there's no double our horses that much.
00:06:42Thanks, cousin.
00:07:03Oh, okay.
00:07:12See you soon, buddy.
00:07:13Bye.
00:07:16Bye.
00:07:18Bye.
00:07:19Bye.
00:07:20Bye.
00:07:20Bow tell a bowl.
00:08:04Hey, what's going on here?
00:08:06Running wild horses are to finish your business.
00:08:15Yeah.
00:08:17Well, what else that might have known?
00:08:19Roy Rogers, the movie cowboy.
00:08:22Yeah, yeah.
00:08:24Pretty great with all your friends back in here.
00:08:27Hold it.
00:08:29Stay on your horses.
00:08:30I'll see that this is on the upper knuckle.
00:08:48I'll see you next time.
00:08:52Come on.
00:08:53Come on.
00:08:55Come on.
00:08:57Come on.
00:09:16I didn't find any horses up the draw, will you see me?
00:09:19All right, all right, but be quiet.
00:09:22They're parks now.
00:09:24People alive, they're pretty people.
00:09:26Oh, my God.
00:09:28Oh, my God.
00:09:29Oh, just to follow me up.
00:09:36You're not on my point.
00:09:38I really do want to know.
00:09:40They're playing.
00:09:43They're playing.Δ
00:09:46wczeΓ±a claimed carolprov. Oh,
00:09:48my God.
00:10:16Okay, he's had enough boy.
00:10:17Come on, get up.
00:10:19Come on.
00:10:21All right, clear up.
00:10:22Anybody can catch wild horses on open range.
00:10:25Not the way you're doing it.
00:10:27Oh, no, Joe.
00:10:29I got some work to do.
00:10:39Take it easy, fella.
00:10:41You're not hurt so bad.
00:10:43Come on now, on your feet.
00:10:44Lean the rest of your bells back out on range.
00:10:46Come on, John.
00:10:55Go, John.
00:10:57Go, John.
00:10:58Love you.
00:11:02Love you.
00:11:05Love you.
00:11:09Oh.ι£―.
00:11:11All right.
00:11:13Bye bye.
00:11:15Bye bye.
00:11:18Except for chicken
00:11:21Gee, no wonder I took a licking.
00:11:24That's Roy Rogers and Trigger.
00:11:27I've been hoping I'd seen a boy would sell him for a million dollars.
00:11:31I know that. Get on your horse.
00:11:36Trigger.
00:11:41I know it's a little bit of a pod.
00:11:55I don't want to move yourself.
00:11:57I'm going to move you.
00:12:08Well, Klok, we lost the herd.
00:12:11Rogers and his gang from the double R Ranch Juntas.
00:12:16Yeah, he gave you a nice lesson on the Maliana South Defense too.
00:12:19Where were you?
00:12:20Just horses.
00:12:22Oh, you were a sucker for losing legs.
00:12:24I see where you can use that money, Jim.
00:12:26Yeah, yeah, not much.
00:12:27You're getting off to touch you.
00:12:28Oh, I'm sorry.
00:12:30Where were you when I was taking that beating?
00:12:31Yeah.
00:12:32We lose that herd.
00:12:33The night contract is gone and so is the money.
00:12:35And if I'm taking it easy, we're going to do something about it.
00:12:37We won't build up the horses.
00:12:39We'd better round them up before Rogers gets everybody thinking his way and they'll run out sound.
00:12:43Rage horses.
00:12:44That's just chicken for you.
00:12:47What I'm thinking about now is one horse.
00:12:49No, but Rogers and Roy Rogers and the smartest horse in pictures.
00:12:58Get the three-bitten Australian coyote out of here.
00:13:03Tramp, come here.
00:13:05Hey, when I told you to come in here, we're going to eat these.
00:13:07I know.
00:13:08Let's wait there for lunch.
00:13:09I'm hungry.
00:13:11Wish yourself something to eat.
00:13:13Thanks.
00:13:14Come on, Tramp.
00:13:16Yeah, come back here with it.
00:13:19That dog steals everything around here.
00:13:21I can't even find my nose and stuff anymore.
00:13:24Let me have this.
00:13:26I told you before, take him out and get rid of him before I do it for you.
00:13:30What would you love stealing, Lodge?
00:13:32He'll learn.
00:13:33Take the thing out and get rid of him.
00:13:35Sure, Lodge.
00:13:36Sure.
00:13:37Between that dog and that stick son of yours, my patience is wearing out.
00:13:42Don't worry about him.
00:13:43I'm setting him off pronto.
00:13:44I hope he didn't hear that crack of those triggers.
00:13:54Well, Junior, you would like not to go to church.
00:14:01You'll have all your comfort.
00:14:10Help.
00:14:11Help.
00:14:36Don't go out there.
00:14:37Don't go out there.
00:14:49Oh, that monster.
00:14:51He must have seen another mouse.
00:14:53Who is she?
00:14:54Well, shall you see Roy about the mouse?
00:14:57He'll help.
00:14:59She's going to help the other.
00:15:02Don't tell me that.
00:15:03He, he, he, he, he.
00:15:04It means this is another cousin of yours.
00:15:07Yeah, Roy.
00:15:08She's a new horse trainer.
00:15:10I had to hire her.
00:15:11You see, Aunt Clara and Aunt Laura got married right after the First World War and they had
00:15:16seven kids.
00:15:17Cousin Cookie, I'm sorry.
00:15:19There was another mouse.
00:15:21I thought it was.
00:15:22Now, Carolyn, meet your boss.
00:15:24Roy Rogers?
00:15:25Yeah.
00:15:31Roy Rogers?
00:15:36Not again.
00:15:39But it's the first time she ever seen a movie star.
00:15:42You can sure tell she's your relation.
00:15:45She weighs a ton.
00:15:46Oh, she ain't so big.
00:15:48How old did you say she was?
00:15:50Well, let's see.
00:15:52When I let her know.
00:15:53But she felt I don't rightly remember, Roy.
00:15:55Well, you know how we tell the ages of horses, don't you?
00:15:58I mean, look at her teeth.
00:15:59Right.
00:16:01I can't imagine her being afraid of a mouse.
00:16:04Why, Aunt Booth think you ain't afraid of anything on four legs?
00:16:10No!
00:16:34Cousin Cookie, Cousin Cookie, I found them, they're all in the barn asleep.
00:16:40Oh, there they are, they keep, I'll take care of that.
00:16:51A cowboy and a coyote, way out on the western prairie.
00:16:58The cowboy sat a-smoking, and dreaming of his marriage.
00:17:04The coyote started howling, with his nose pointing to the moon.
00:17:09For a while a cowboy, then I heard him sing this tune.
00:17:16You're a nice little coyote, you prowl around and prowl around the moon all night.
00:17:27And you always sound so lonesome, it makes me a little bit blue.
00:17:34But I ain't got time for prowling, or I do a little howling.
00:17:39Move away, little critter.
00:17:43The alternator, alternator, alternator.
00:17:45It's the same.
00:17:47Get along, little barman.
00:17:49I'll pick me up for six to nothing.
00:17:51Like your bank.
00:17:53If you don't cut out that gap.
00:17:55How can I get in and ask them, son?
00:17:59So believe me on the screaming while I do a little dreaming.
00:18:03About my only one.
00:18:07Let me dream about my only one.
00:18:14All right, break it up, you guys.
00:18:17You too, Trigger.
00:18:19Oh, I was waiting.
00:18:21Oh, no wonder you're waiting, Trigger, standing there telling you what to play.
00:18:34But the only one is to play.
00:18:36Hey, what are you doing?
00:18:39What are you doing, Trigger?
00:18:42From your fellows?
00:18:43I am.
00:18:44I am.
00:18:45Are you sure?
00:18:47What's your name, son?
00:18:49I'm Kid Clover.
00:18:50You miss Trigger.
00:18:53I came here on a business deal.
00:18:55I saw you caught 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.
00:19:05I was just listening to the song when Chad 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.
00:19:22Doctors say I needed an operation.
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'm found a place I like.
00:19:36Got a job.
00:19:37That's fine to me like a hint.
00:19:39I thought Mr. Rogers might mean a sister.
00:19:41Somebody has to shine his guns.
00:19:43So that's the business deal.
00:19:45I think maybe we could use another hand and his dog.
00:19:47I don't care.
00:19:49Thanks, man.
00:19:52That is, if he isn't running away from home.
00:19:54How about it, fellas?
00:19:55Well, they should have run under.
00:19:57Who was this lightspeller you spoke about?
00:20:00He's my stepfather.
00:20:01He works for Mr. Jordan down south back.
00:20:03He has some wild horses, but he won't find me.
00:20:06Well, I'll phone down and see what I can find out.
00:20:09In the meantime, how about some child, Carolyn?
00:20:11Oh, kid.
00:20:13Kid, you better come along with me.
00:20:14You could stand a little...
00:20:16Well, who know what they say about cleanliness?
00:20:19Gee, thanks, Mr. Rogers.
00:20:21Well, now that you're working for me, just call me rolling.
00:20:23You call me dead.
00:20:25Thank you, dear.
00:20:27Come on, Jack.
00:20:28Maybe we could even find a boat for tramping.
00:20:38Huh?
00:20:45Hello?
00:20:47Hey, Light.
00:20:50Well...
00:20:52Boy, it's like all times hearing your voice again.
00:20:56Roger.
00:20:57I don't care.
00:20:58I don't care.
00:20:59You're a little kid.
00:21:01Ted.
00:21:05Well, ain't that just like a kid.
00:21:08He stepped up sides of McFarland and works for me.
00:21:11Yeah.
00:21:13No shit right now.
00:21:15I'll sure tell him when he comes in.
00:21:19Well, thanks for calling.
00:21:21Goodbye.
00:21:25That kid is yours up at Rogers Ranch.
00:21:29Well, that's the last time they'll pull that trick.
00:21:31I'll go up and get him and give him a town you'll ever forget.
00:21:35Just a minute, Fige.
00:21:36You ain't taking nobody.
00:21:39We wanted to get that job.
00:21:41Whether you know or not, the boy just done us a big favor.
00:21:46Yeah.
00:21:47Maybe he can help us on that Palomino horse trading deal we're thinking about.
00:21:51That's right.
00:22:06Howdy, Carolyn.
00:22:07Hi.
00:22:07Gonna stick around for the big horse, Ray?
00:22:10Who do you think will win?
00:22:12The world's fastest dog or the world's fastest horse?
00:22:15You better bet him like that, Carolyn.
00:22:17Tramp Point, he was ready.
00:22:18There's your tramp!
00:22:21You can be the official starter, Kevin Cookie.
00:22:24Sure, doesn't.
00:22:27Oh, now, wait a minute, boy.
00:22:29You can tell by looking at him, he's not one of us.
00:22:31We were bigger than that.
00:22:33We were born.
00:22:33Now get in there and start the race.
00:22:35Hold, hold.
00:22:36Do you know how he works?
00:22:39And the chips set?
00:22:41Yo!
00:22:42Yeah!
00:22:43Come on, Tramp!
00:22:49Come on, Tramp!
00:22:50Why?
00:22:52Come on, Tramp!
00:22:53Leave your reputation!
00:22:55Come on, Tramp!
00:22:56Come on, Tramp!
00:22:57Let me know.
00:23:00Run!
00:23:04Come on, boy!
00:23:07Come on, Tramp!
00:23:09Come on, Tramp!
00:23:10Come on, Tramp!
00:23:12Come on, Tramp!
00:23:12Come on, Tramp, come on!
00:23:14Come on, Tramp.
00:23:15We got a maintenance arm stretch.
00:23:16We'd better hurry up, this is the homesteads.
00:23:32Yeah, boy, Trigger.
00:23:34See, I told you so.
00:23:35Well, Trigger won.
00:23:38Don't stay unsquared.
00:23:41I'm not mad at you.
00:23:43Come on, Tramp.
00:23:45Come on, Tramp.
00:23:52Tramp, that was a good try.
00:23:54Roy?
00:23:55Mm-hmm.
00:23:55You know why Trigger won?
00:23:57Why?
00:23:58Because you can holler, come on, modern, I can.
00:24:01Trigger's legs are a little bit longer, too.
00:24:02How about taking a long ride on the winter?
00:24:18Good to see you.
00:24:19Good to see you too, Pop.
00:24:22Hiya, Ted.
00:24:22Is everything okay?
00:24:24Sure, Lodge.
00:24:25I'm fine.
00:24:26Or it's going to be a job at the ranch.
00:24:28This is fine to be far out of the bullock step.
00:24:31I know, right.
00:24:32It's mighty nice to see you, Mr. Rutgers.
00:24:34I'm pretty busy, and it might have been bites that sometimes get thrown out of the line.
00:24:37But if you wouldn't be in your way, always room for one more.
00:24:40You mean I'm going to stay?
00:24:41You're not mad at me for...
00:24:43Well, wait.
00:24:44No, no.
00:24:45There won't be any more riding away, will we, Ted?
00:24:47I'll see that he smokes the rain his ears.
00:24:49Ha, ha, ha.
00:24:50You know, that's mighty handsome of you, Miss Carolyn.
00:24:53A woman's influence would probably do the boy a lot of beauty.
00:24:56The rest is a famous trigger.
00:24:58Roy, I won't apologize for that cowpoke of legs like a man's horse.
00:25:03I'd farted as soon as I found a doubt about it.
00:25:05Tramp!
00:25:06Yeah, you'll see the mobile connection around.
00:25:08Hey, Pop.
00:25:08Well, I don't get it.
00:25:09You better have...
00:25:10Take it easy.
00:25:11Pop.
00:25:15Why are you just a pop?
00:25:16You really didn't have it as fun.
00:25:19You're a good boy, Ted.
00:25:20Do it, Mr. Rogers.
00:25:21Tell her.
00:25:21There's your stuff.
00:25:22By the way, you know you're both invited to ride the average.
00:25:25We brought kids, right?
00:25:26Don't you?
00:25:27Ha, ha.
00:25:28We'll be very sure, Miss Carolyn.
00:25:30We're best to see it.
00:25:31Ten years, huh?
00:25:33Boy, we'll put on a wing deed.
00:25:40It's pretty.
00:25:41I kind of need 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 go on with the proceedings here.
00:25:51So while the guests in the ranch living room are being served this anniversary cake, we're
00:25:56going to call upon Roy to give us one of the songs that helped make him King of the Cowboys.
00:26:01Ladies and gentlemen, Roy Rogers.
00:26:17Dust, dust, dust in the skies, dust on the trail, dust in my eyes.
00:26:27Dust, dust, dust.
00:26:30Can't see the sun, can't find my way, but dust has won.
00:26:38The cattle and the sheep that are down to sleep seem to realize their fate.
00:26:48The vultures in the skies, for the time is night, will wave my way, our way.
00:27:00Oh, Lord, please ease my face.
00:27:10Oh, Lord, where is your rain and sunshine?
00:27:45Oh, Lord, please ease my face.
00:27:54Oh Lord, where is your rain and sunshine?
00:28:06Yes, yes, must it be, and it be, and it be, oh Lord.
00:28:21Have mercy upon me.
00:28:30We just kind of bring to a close little get together for this evening.
00:28:34So until we meet again, this is Roy Rogers saying goodbye, good luck, good meeting, good Lord, take a like
00:28:39and two.
00:28:39Thanks, Roy. We're returning now to Irene's studio.
00:28:51There he is.
00:28:57Give me a nice little.
00:29:01Look.
00:29:14Look at that man later on, he'll fall for it.
00:29:26Well, Ted, that's a pretty good sized piece of cake you got there.
00:29:29Yeah, you ought to get yourself some.
00:29:31Yeah, we will.
00:29:32Say, why'd you get that fancy shirt?
00:29:34Oh, it's Roy's.
00:29:35He's all going to eat for the party.
00:29:36He says I'll grow into it.
00:29:45I bet you're treated like fun.
00:29:46Let's go see.
00:29:47Let's go see.
00:29:51Let's go see.
00:29:55Let's go see.
00:30:03Let's go see.
00:30:17Let's go see.
00:30:20Let's go see.
00:30:24Let's go see.
00:30:33Let's go see.
00:30:36Kill him.
00:30:39You know something happened to trigger on your friend or relative?
00:30:43You're going to keep your little mug shut?
00:30:45Yes, sir.
00:30:46You just came down here and trigger was done.
00:30:48That's all.
00:30:50You never saw anybody, remember?
00:30:52No, sir.
00:30:53I didn't.
00:30:54It's a smart boy.
00:30:55If you ever quite one word, I'll shoot your head off.
00:30:58Don't forget that.
00:31:00And that goes for your friend Roger's intruder.
00:31:04Don't try and holler for help because I'll be right outside the door.
00:31:07Then you'll be right outside.
00:31:19You don't want to know?
00:31:21You're lying.
00:31:21I'm not dead.
00:31:22Did you hear what you said about throwing your trigger?
00:31:25I'm a dear killer.
00:32:06I'm a dear killer.
00:32:40I'm a dear killer.
00:33:11I'm a dear killer.
00:33:40I'm a dear killer.
00:33:42I'm a dear killer.
00:34:29I'm a dear killer.
00:34:36I'm a dear killer.
00:35:01I'm a dear killer.
00:35:10I'm a dear killer.
00:35:30I'm a dear killer.
00:35:34I'm a dear killer.
00:35:36I'm a dear killer.
00:35:38I'm a dear killer.
00:35:58I'm a dear killer.
00:36:20I'm a dear killer.
00:36:26I'm a dear killer.
00:36:56I'm a dear killer.
00:37:01I'm a dear killer.
00:37:07I'm a dear killer.
00:37:29I'm a dear killer.
00:37:38I'm a dear killer.
00:37:41I'm a dear killer.
00:38:02I'm a dear killer.
00:38:12I'm a dear killer.
00:38:14I'm a dear killer.
00:38:15I'm a dear killer.
00:38:16I'm a dear killer.
00:38:18I'm a dear killer.
00:38:41I'm a dear killer.
00:38:45I'm a dear killer.
00:38:51I'm a dear killer.
00:39:11What's that mean?
00:39:14It means...
00:39:16It's time you hit the trail to dreamland, little Saddle Cow.
00:39:27So saddle up, you're drunk and drift away.
00:39:37It's time you look into the shadows, little Saddle Cow.
00:39:47Or your work's over for another day.
00:39:58Dream of that a golden palomino, taking you to Never Never Land.
00:40:07Maybe you will find an almost boomer.
00:40:13Our factory runs for a bird.
00:40:17It's time you hit the trail to dreamland, little Saddle Cow.
00:40:28So saddle up, you're drunk and drift away.
00:40:42You better go back if he needs you.
00:40:54Thanks for the help, fellas.
00:40:56And the dream.
00:40:57Leave me sleep.
00:40:58You think I'll turn in and save my sleep for tomorrow?
00:41:01Yeah, me too.
00:41:08Don't anybody move.
00:41:10Nobody's going to get hurt.
00:41:12I just want to talk to you.
00:41:14What about?
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$10,000 to my price.
00:41:27How can you prove it?
00:41:29I thought you did spend.
00:41:31Take a look at this.
00:41:32Doesn't necessarily prove anything.
00:41:35A lot of horses have white manes and tails.
00:41:40Where is he?
00:41:41First the $10,000.
00:41:48Okay, you'll get it
00:41:49But first
00:41:50I wonder why they shot him
00:42:06Because he was double crossing
00:42:08Double crossing who?
00:42:10I wish I knew him
00:42:11We haven't got a chance of
00:42:19Morning, Sheriff
00:42:20Morning, John
00:42:21You're right on time
00:42:22You been sitting here all night?
00:42:24No, all right
00:42:25Customs the bar's on the window
00:42:26And the parking lot, all right
00:42:27Well, I guess $100,000
00:42:29We'll buy the place
00:42:30Yeah, I guess
00:42:31I'm sorry
00:42:41I'll be in the bank for a while
00:42:43Hold on, get yourself an ice cream for me
00:42:45That's right
00:42:51Come on, Sam
00:43:07Oh, it's you
00:43:09Nice, Sam
00:43:10Nice, Sam
00:43:11Hi, Bob
00:43:12Howdy, Sam
00:43:13Where's Marty?
00:43:15Oh, hi, Marge
00:43:16He just went in the bank
00:43:18Somebody shot him last night
00:43:20Up at the ranch
00:43:20Well, you don't say
00:43:23Yeah
00:43:24He was just about to tell us
00:43:25Where Trigger was
00:43:26And he shot him in the back
00:43:28We're supposed to have heard Trigger
00:43:30Well, what's wrong
00:43:31As they get the money
00:43:32And I think the loss will be safe
00:43:33If they do it, it'll probably be the end of them
00:43:37Well, we're always in the bank now
00:43:38Getting $100,000
00:43:41Well, when that keeps changing
00:43:42I ain't got nothing to worry about it
00:43:44Sit on tapping me
00:43:45And I'll tell you all about it
00:43:47You see, it's like this
00:43:49Roy goes into the bank
00:43:51Gets the $100,000
00:43:53Gets to these folks
00:43:55Trigger is okay
00:43:57Sure
00:43:58That's all they're going to do
00:43:59Is give the money to the people that did this
00:44:01Are they treating you all right up there, Ted?
00:44:03Sure, Lance
00:44:03And that's good
00:44:04So don't you just let me know
00:44:06Come on, Ted
00:44:11Beautiful
00:44:12Beautiful
00:44:12Beautiful
00:44:13Hi, sir
00:44:14All right
00:44:15I guess you can see a good point
00:44:17Yeah, the studio should be
00:44:19Well, it's like my special messenger
00:44:20My duty to check up on things like that
00:44:23Cool someplace?
00:44:25Mm-hmm
00:44:26Taxpayers think it's a good idea
00:44:27If I were around for protection
00:44:29Well, I'm a tax beard
00:44:30I think it's a pretty good idea, too
00:44:32Let's go
00:44:38Hey, is Pop Jordan selling ice cream cones now?
00:44:41No, Roy
00:44:42I wasn't hungry
00:44:44So I wanted you to say hello to Pop and Light
00:44:46Oh, no
00:44:48Well, come on, get in
00:45:06Hey, it's all but quiet out this evening
00:45:10Same thing in the room is shining bright
00:45:14Where it's just down there's water
00:45:16And I know why my word is utter
00:45:19I'm the California star
00:45:27Hi, Carolyn
00:45:28I'm sure missing my big opportunity
00:45:31I was going to sell Roy a song for his next picture
00:45:34But sugar's got me so upset that boots and saddles just sound like a lot of work
00:45:40I've got a crazy week
00:45:44Hey, here's something that came in the mail that looks plenty interesting
00:45:52It looks just like the other one, huh?
00:45:55Yeah
00:45:55Hi, he's right, he's right
00:45:57It's just me
00:45:57I think it's from the same palace
00:46:01Well, open it
00:46:09What's that say?
00:46:11Trigger's safe
00:46:12All instructions can play
00:46:14We had twin rocks tomorrow to sign up with money
00:46:17Put in saddle bags, turn horse loose
00:46:20If you follow you will be shot and so will Trigger
00:46:24I'll at least Trigger see it
00:46:26We'll know what to take
00:46:29Yes, it's unbelievable.
00:46:30I'll sure be excited to see that horse again.
00:46:33You see, Tim, but tomorrow we'll have Trigger Bank.
00:46:35We'll take the money we'll be safe here till tomorrow, Tim.
00:46:38If anything goes wrong, I'll get you close.
00:46:40If I were you, Roy, I wouldn't bother.
00:46:43Because we're going to forget about the trance and not pay the money.
00:46:48Wait a minute, Tim. Trigger means more to me than any amount of money.
00:46:52I'm sorry, Roy, but there's more to this than just being Trigger Bank.
00:46:58A man's been murdered, and there may be more.
00:47:02That money stays right where it is.
00:47:05There's still no one order in this county,
00:47:07and the apprehension of murderers and blackmailers come first.
00:47:11Can't you see if we let this bunch of animals get away with this?
00:47:15It will only serve to encourage them and others to pull the same trap again.
00:47:19No 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 looks...
00:47:27Shh!
00:47:28That's when you're going to do all I can to prevent that.
00:47:31And I'll need help from all of you.
00:47:34I think you can count on this.
00:47:38Hey.
00:47:39I'm sorry, Sheriff.
00:47:40I guess I just didn't realize.
00:47:42You know how much Trigger means to me.
00:47:44But if that's the way you want, that's the way it's going to be.
00:47:47That's your plan.
00:47:48That's your spirit.
00:47:49Promise your boys you may have them meet me here today.
00:47:54Now here's the plan I have in mind.
00:47:56It's by daylight tomorrow morning,
00:47:57we'll all be staked out in a big circle around twin rocks.
00:48:01When the white turns the horse loose with the fake money,
00:48:05one of us will be able to keep our eye on him at all times
00:48:07without following him and jeopardizing Trigger.
00:48:11Give the horse a good start and follow him at a safe distance.
00:48:16If anything happens, fire a shot and we'll all come on it.
00:48:19Understood?
00:48:20Mm-hmm.
00:48:20All right, saddle up.
00:48:22Floyd, don't forget your package.
00:48:24Mm-hmm.
00:48:25Hey, Pat, saddle up one, will you?
00:48:30Yeah.
00:48:31To your door come and go
00:48:33From the western rainbow
00:48:35Under California stars
00:48:41From far across the valley
00:48:47Come to low in the kind of joy song
00:48:53He's waiting for the daybreak
00:48:58When he'll up and move along
00:49:05Hi, Roy.
00:49:07See that package of fake money you asked me to make up as a drawer?
00:49:10You got time to try a chorus?
00:49:12Yes.
00:49:20Say but ain't it peaceful out tonight
00:49:25Say but ain't the moon a-shin' bright
00:49:31Robins in the sky is still the countryside's red
00:49:35I'm the California star
00:49:40Well, just hear the great kids chime in loud
00:49:45And the rest of the bird is moon and moon
00:49:51Shadows coming all by the western green floor
00:49:56Under California's mowers
00:50:00Come far across the valley
00:50:05Come the lonesome of our soul
00:50:10He's waiting for the daybreak
00:50:15When he'll up and move along
00:50:20So say but ain't it peaceful out tonight
00:50:25Say but ain't the moon a-shin' bright
00:50:31Now you will agree
00:50:33It's the only place to be
00:50:36Under California's sky
00:50:45See, it's all right
00:50:59Did you really like the song, Roy?
00:51:01Oh, sure, sure
00:51:02Did you like what I meant to use in your next picture?
00:51:04Well, it wasn't bad
00:51:06Oh, gee, then you'll use it
00:51:07Oh, that's swell
00:51:09Oh, wait a minute
00:51:11Who wrote it?
00:51:12A relative
00:51:13A cousin of mine by the name of Bull Fincher
00:51:15Cookie Bull Fincher
00:51:22Enjoyed that, Roy?
00:51:23Gee, it was beautiful
00:51:25You think so, Roy?
00:51:26Oh, yeah, you're fine
00:51:29Oh, Roy, you can't fire me
00:51:31My cousins won't let you
00:51:33Besides, what form of her?
00:51:35For writing songs on ranch time
00:51:38You little tattletale
00:51:40I'll get you
00:51:41Roy, honestly, I did it on spare time
00:51:44So help me, I did it
00:51:45Now on, you'll have a lot of spirit in you
00:51:47Oh
00:51:48In Hollywood, writing songs for me
00:51:55Looky, looky, go, too
00:51:57You're going to be famous
00:51:58Oh, man
00:52:01Hollywood
00:52:03Swimming pool
00:52:04Lights
00:52:05And girls
00:52:06Yeah
00:52:07We better get started
00:52:09Oh, yeah
00:52:10Give it one thing to do
00:52:12Come on, come on
00:52:13I'm after you
00:52:25All right
00:52:27Let's go
00:52:27In Hollywood
00:52:30Tom
00:52:43Tom
00:52:44Tom
01:01:46There's your evidence.
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