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Can Dare Rudd prove he is responsible enough to win the heart of Judy and also outwit the crooked saloon owner?
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00:01The End
00:38Oh, my God.
01:25Oh, my God.
01:30Oh, my God.
02:12Oh, my God.
02:18Oh, my God.
02:19Oh, my God.
02:35Oh, my God.
02:36Oh, my God.
02:36Oh, my God.
02:45Oh, my God.
02:58Oh, my God.
03:05Oh, my God.
03:35Oh, my God.
03:37Oh, my God.
03:43Oh, my God.
03:51Oh, my God.
03:53Oh, my God.
03:57Oh, my God.
04:09Oh, my God.
04:14Come in, let him have it.
04:21We ain't getting any worse.
04:22Sit down, let's take to her.
04:26Looks like a fight.
04:28Suppose we get in.
04:29We might pick up a meal if we pick the winner.
04:30Which side's your favorite?
04:31Besides this winning.
04:32Well, come on, what are we waiting for?
04:44Let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go.
05:14Come on, let's go.
05:50Come on, let's go.
06:38Come on, let's go.
06:39Come on, let's go.
06:41Oh, my God.
07:19Oh, my God.
07:42Oh, my God.
07:57Who are you?
07:58Cap arriving from Montana.
08:05Come on.
08:06Let's go.
08:18Come on, boys.
08:25Get out of here.
08:25Shares coming.
08:29I think we're on the wrong side.
08:31This is no time to think.
08:32Come on.
08:45Let's go.
08:46Let's go.
08:49Let's go.
08:53Let's go.
09:07When it comes to choosing sides, Dinky, you're not so good.
09:10I think she was a partner, didn't I?
09:12Well, I said still goes.
09:14Well, how did I know there was cattle wrestlers?
09:15They seemed like nice, friendly boys, such as might give us our supper.
09:19You'd had your supper in jail if I hadn't been there to get you out of that scrape.
09:22You didn't get me out of nothing.
09:23We were both running equal.
09:25Anyway, it got us someplace.
09:27Here we are in Wyoming, safe and sound and free as the birds.
09:30Put up your hands.
09:33Free as what kind of birds?
09:36Jail birds.
09:37Keep them up.
09:37Hi.
09:38We heard you the first time.
09:41I thought that voice sounded kind of familiar.
09:43I'm sure glad to see you, Tom.
09:46What are you up to?
09:47Can't you keep out of trouble?
09:48You don't seem very glad to see me.
09:50I never expected to see one of my kin threw in with a bunch of cattle thieves.
09:54Thanks for the vote of confidence.
09:56Well, you're all wrong if you're alluding to me.
09:57We were just coming over the hill and we heard a lot of shooting.
10:00Well, we just happened to choose the wrong side.
10:02Tell them who I am, dear.
10:04Well, there I go again, always forgetting my manners.
10:07Tom, I want you to meet my friend, Dink Hooley.
10:09Dink, this is my cousin, Tom Fillmore.
10:12Glad to know you, cousin Tom.
10:14Well, you ought to be.
10:16He's a big man around here.
10:18Head of the Cattlemen's Association, runs the bank.
10:21In fact, he's half of Wyoming.
10:23The shining example that my dad always held up to me.
10:27Famous folk, huh?
10:31Your father wrote me you were coming, but I didn't expect to meet you this way.
10:34Quit kidding, Tom.
10:35It never worried you how or where we'd meet.
10:37Well, can't you two patch up things for one evening so we can get over to cousin Tom's for a
10:40meal?
10:41Well, I think we'd better get something in town.
10:43We'll see you tomorrow.
10:44That is, if you'll let us in your bank.
10:46I'll be glad to see you.
10:51I got a sneaking hunch that cousin Tom didn't mean that last remark.
11:03Give it to him, man.
11:04Give it to him.
11:06Watch what you're doing.
11:07We have a nice thing.
11:09Get out.
11:09Say it.
11:10No.
11:10Take out of my arm.
11:12Ow.
11:19This that'll teach that fellow not to pull any aces out of his sleeve.
11:23Oh, why don't you quit playing cards?
11:24You always lose your shirt or get one torn off your back.
11:27I whipped him, didn't I?
11:28That's what you think.
11:29It's a good thing I stepped in when I did, or you might have got yourself a black eye.
11:33Yeah?
11:35Some begin to think Wyoming isn't such a friendly place.
11:38Let's drop in on that cousin of yours and then ramble on to Idaho.
11:41Now you're talking, Dinky.
11:47Tell you, Sheriff, we're not dealing with any ordinary cattle rustlers.
11:51This is the third time within the month they've given you this lift.
11:53Yes, I...
11:54Well, why don't you do something about it?
11:55Well, I was just...
11:56Pardon me.
11:56There's two men outside.
11:58Who are they?
11:58Well, one of them claims to be a lightning rod salesman, and the other one claims to be a relative.
12:04All right.
12:05Send them in.
12:07Sheriff, you better warn all the ranches to double their night guards.
12:10You're right, Tom.
12:11I'll do that right away.
12:22What have you done now?
12:24Well, that's a fair question, Tom.
12:26You know, Dink here is a lightning rod salesman, and he got a down payment on one, and...
12:30Well, you know, I'm sort of good at draw poker, but...
12:33We tried to stretch one just a little too far.
12:35I had the same idea until I was cured.
12:39Dare, the only money really worth having is the money you earn.
12:43Your father wanted me to make a cattleman of you.
12:45That is, an honest one.
12:46I'm already a cattleman.
12:48And whether you believe it or not, an honest one.
12:49The only way I'm going to keep you out of trouble is to put you to work.
12:52Well, I tried that once, too.
12:54But it turned out pretty dull.
12:56Your work or...
12:57Or else?
12:58Well, that's just what we aim to do.
13:00But, uh...
13:02Traveling costs money.
13:04Yes, I know.
13:05You mean you want us to stick around here and sell lightning rods?
13:08Or play draw poker?
13:09Where are you fellas going?
13:10Idaho.
13:13Dare, I don't quite understand you.
13:15Why don't you get married and settle down?
13:18Well, you're running around like a maverick without a brand on.
13:21I don't like branding.
13:22It hurts in the wrong place.
13:24Well, I've done my best.
13:27You know, it's pretty tough trying to sell lightning rods around here.
13:34There you are.
13:37Give that to the cashier.
13:39A hundred dollars.
13:41Wyoming's a better place than I thought it was.
13:43Thank you, Tom.
13:44Goodbye.
13:44Thanks for me, too, Cousin Tom.
13:51Hello, Judy.
13:52Hello, Tom.
13:53I'd like to have you over for supper tonight if you don't work too late.
13:56That's mighty nice of you, and I'll certainly be there.
13:58Supper will be ready about seven.
14:29That's fine for me.
14:29There's no argument for buying lightning rods.
14:30Well, maybe your folks could use a couple.
14:32Oh, thanks.
14:33We don't need any.
14:34Hadn't you better get that I attended to right away?
14:37Is it getting worse?
14:38Why don't you go over to see Dr. Dodd?
14:40Oh, we dropped into his place, but it seems he's out of town.
14:45Miss Judith, what would you suggest?
14:46A cold compress.
14:48The colder, the better.
14:48I suppose you have some over at your place.
14:51It hurts pretty bad.
14:53All right.
14:54Perhaps you'd better attend to it.
14:55Goodbye, Tom.
14:56See you tonight.
15:01Oh, uh, excuse me a moment.
15:08I've decided to take your good advice, Tom.
15:11And also that job you offered me.
15:19Say, maybe you could use a couple of lightning rods.
15:21Ah, the lightning has already struck.
15:27So you're going to marry Tom?
15:29I never said that.
15:31But you've been thinking about it, haven't you?
15:33Not exactly.
15:35Well, he's been thinking about it, hasn't he?
15:38Maybe you'd better ask him.
15:40I'm afraid people around here spend too much time thinking.
15:43I'm beginning to see why you go around the country getting black eyes.
15:48You know, Tom says I ought to settle down.
15:50Maybe pick me out a nice girl and get married.
15:54And since you're not already spoken for, I guess I'll just marry you.
16:01There.
16:02You take a second time, I think you'll live.
16:05That'll probably be the worst news he has all day.
16:16It's mighty nice of you to fix me up so pretty, Miss Judy.
16:19Much obliged to you.
16:20You're welcome.
16:22Goodbye, Mr. Rudd.
16:23Say, I proposed to you a little while ago.
16:25What do you think about it?
16:27I'd rather not hear you.
16:28You've been heard enough for one day.
16:46Dear, I want you to do me a favor.
16:48Meaning what?
16:49Hit me in the eye.
16:50Hit me in both eyes.
16:56Hit me in both eyes.
16:59Hit me in both eyes.
17:24Good morning, Hammond.
17:25Good morning.
17:42So you missed out again?
17:44Well, running cattle off right under Tom Fillmore's nose sounds awful easy in here.
17:48It don't work that way on the range.
17:50Lost your nerve?
17:51No.
17:52Not my common sense, neither.
17:58We were doing all right with the little fellows, why do we have to pick on the biggest man
18:00in the county?
18:01Because he's got the only fat beef that's ready for the market, and I've got it sold
18:05for cash.
18:06Get that?
18:07All right, Bart.
18:08But so far all we've got out of Tom Fillmore's plenty of lead and hard ridin'.
18:24Well, we've lost a couple of men yesterday.
18:26Killed?
18:27No, just shot up a little.
18:29They won't be no help for some time.
18:34There's a couple of fellas that wrecked my place this morning.
18:37I'm going over and throw them out again.
18:38Don't be in a hurry, Bart.
18:41They look like friends of mine.
18:46They were pretty smart about it, too.
18:48If we hadn't hightailed it off to one side and took Fillmore after them, we'd have more
18:51trouble than we did.
18:53Where'd they come from?
18:54A little fella said something about Montana.
18:57Might be a couple of cattle detectives.
18:59No.
19:00You're right too good for that.
19:05Let me get your other eye ready.
19:07Here comes that man again.
19:17Hello, boys.
19:20I'm sorry about that little excitement here this morning.
19:22Yes, so are we.
19:24Well, if I'd have known you took your furniture so serious, I guess we wouldn't have started
19:27busting it up.
19:27I like fellas with nerve.
19:29You two seem to have plenty of it.
19:30Strangers around here?
19:31How'd you guess it?
19:32Know anything about cattle?
19:34That's our line.
19:35If you want to go to work, I can place you with the right people.
19:38Of course, it takes plenty of nerve, but the money comes rolling in.
19:41That sounds interesting.
19:42You see, I told you we ought to look to run before we took that other job.
19:45Well, if that job don't pan out, well, look me up.
19:48Thanks, we will.
19:50Come on, Mickey.
19:58That's what I call a gentleman and a gambler from the old school.
20:01I guess it's his own business where he gets his cattle.
20:03I'm not worrying about it.
20:04We're sitting down to get two jobs offered in one day.
20:07What do you say we celebrate?
20:25What are those?
20:27If they aren't biscuits, I'll eat the check wagon.
20:30So this is the cattle business.
20:33Dear, why don't you quit this squall work and come on to Idaho with me like we intended?
20:37Nope.
20:37I promised Tom I'd settle down and be a cattleman.
20:40And if this is his prescription, why?
20:42All they worry about your career is whether you'll take that girl away from him.
20:45That's why he's rubbing it into you.
20:47Making you look like a monkey in front of her.
20:50Lang that triangle and call the boys in.
20:52And there's no use trying to cover it up because I know where you've been going nearly every night.
20:55You've been keeping company with Miss Judy.
20:57Lang that iron like I told you.
21:02What makes you think that?
21:03Because there ain't no cowboy washes his neck three times a week less as a woman at the bottom of
21:07it.
21:12Come and get it!
21:15Come and get it!
21:23Hello, boss.
21:24Hello.
21:25Hope you're hungry.
21:27I've been hungry ever since you started cooking for this outfit.
21:29This time you're just going to swell up with food, Mr. Hardy.
21:32I've done that yesterday.
21:50Too bad to waste such good food on just ordinary cow hands.
21:53Why, this kind of food is fitting for human beings.
21:55I ain't human and that ain't fitting.
21:57Shake your teeth into those biscuits, boys.
21:59Last time I did, two of them stayed there.
22:18Hello, Lynn.
22:19Howdy, Tom.
22:20What have you got there?
22:21Well, it looks like an apron from here.
22:23But somewhere inside, it's your cousin.
22:26Come on, you old sidewinder.
22:28Don't you know August is a month for shedding your skin?
22:30How are you getting on?
22:31Well, we'll be ready for the trail in a couple of days.
22:33Good.
22:34What'll they run?
22:35About 500 ahead of fat three-year-olds.
22:37I don't suppose you want anything second grade?
22:38Right.
22:41Hello, Miss Judy.
22:42Won't you step down and eat?
22:43No, thanks.
22:44I had a late breakfast.
22:45I'm beginning to think you haven't any confidence in my cooking.
22:48I think it's safer just to have faith in you.
22:50I thought women were always ready to die for a cause.
22:53That is, a cause that they have faith in.
22:55Oh, but not for a biscuit.
23:18I thought we were twice in your bowl, but not for your purposes to take one fall.
23:32We're all alone.
23:34We're all alone.
23:34We're all alone.
23:36We're all alone.
24:07Well, I finally found a way
24:09to put my arm around you
24:10without getting my face slapped.
24:12Well, what happened to Tom?
24:14Oh, he stopped back there
24:16and looked the country over.
24:34Are you all right, Judith?
24:36I never felt better in my life.
24:37Hey, thanks for taking care of it, dear.
24:40Don't mention it, Tom.
24:41It's quite a relief from cooking.
24:44I'll go get your horse, Miss Judith.
24:59When does that herd hit the trail, then?
25:01Day after tomorrow.
25:02I'm still against trying to steal Tom Tumor's cattle.
25:04Don't think it's so healthy.
25:06It won't be stealing.
25:07Our friend Lynn here is going to give them to you.
25:09And what will Tumor's cowboys be doing?
25:11Taking their orders from me.
25:13You don't want a better setup than that, do you?
25:16I'm still against it.
25:20Well, I don't think it's asking too much, Tom.
25:22All I want you to do is to take that silly apron off Dare.
25:26Why waste a valuable man that way?
25:28Why humiliate him?
25:30He's learning the business from every angle.
25:32Oh, I know all the stories about Dare.
25:34And maybe he was wild, but he's settled down now.
25:38I'll give him a chance, Tom.
25:40If I could be sure Dare had changed his ways, I...
25:42Oh, but he has.
25:44You seem to know him pretty well on short Aquinas.
25:47You think a good deal of him, don't you?
25:50You know, I think a lot of you, too.
25:56Hello, Judy.
25:57Tom.
25:58Did you lock up the ranch for the night?
26:00I wound up the cat and kicked the clock out.
26:03Thought I'd ride in and pick up a clean apron.
26:05We, uh, cooks have our problems, too.
26:07Just like ranch owners.
26:10You're not cooking anymore.
26:11You mean I'm fired?
26:13No.
26:13Promoted.
26:15I'm putting you in charge of taking the cattle to the railroad,
26:18selling them, and bringing back the money.
26:20Well, I guess that's the best news you've heard in a long time.
26:23Great.
26:24You're going along?
26:25No.
26:26You're on your own.
26:28Every head of cattle and every dollar you get for them.
26:32It's up to you.
26:34Good night.
26:35Night, Tom.
26:39Well, there you are.
26:41Wasn't that fine of Tom to think of it?
26:42It sure was.
26:47By the way, I haven't asked you to marry me since yesterday.
26:50No.
26:51Saved your life, didn't I?
26:53Why, I could have stopped that horse any time I'd wanted to.
26:58With this little hand?
27:06Good morning, Tom.
27:07One of the boys said you wanted to see me.
27:08About that trail herd.
27:10I'm turning it over to Dare.
27:12You mean, you want me to take orders from him?
27:14That's the size of it.
27:16But I want you to go along just like one of the boys.
27:18Well, you're the boss.
27:19But I'd say you were crazy if I didn't know better.
27:21Maybe I am.
27:23Of course, Dare's your own kin.
27:24But you know his reputation.
27:26Yep.
27:26And you're still going to turn him loose on the open range with all that beef?
27:29C.J. has enough men and gets off to a good start.
27:33Yes, sir.
27:46Get off!
27:49Get off!
27:56Mighty fine cattle, boss.
27:58Almost as good as we raised in Montana.
28:01Too bad you had to leave there.
28:04They are in fine-saved air.
28:06Just to be able to drive them in without losing a pound.
28:08You haven't anything to worry about.
28:10We're not taking them very far.
28:13How soon do you expect to be back?
28:15Five days from now.
28:16Just in time for supper.
28:18Supper will be waiting, too.
28:19So long, Dare.
28:21Good luck.
28:23Goodbye, Miss Judith.
28:24Goodbye, Miss Judith.
28:25Goodbye, uh, Cousin Tom.
28:27You ain't got a thing to worry about.
28:43Get out of there.
28:45Hey, dear, what do you think all this sirloin and pot roast is worth?
28:48The boys say it ought to bring around $10,000.
28:50That's right.
28:51Cash money?
28:53That's right.
28:54I guess I was only fooling when I told cousin Tom he didn't have nothing to worry about.
28:59Maybe you thought you were, but you weren't.
29:02You mean he ain't got nothing to worry about?
29:04Not a thing.
29:14Hello, boys.
29:16Good-looking stock.
29:17Nah, nah, no fair to mind them steers.
29:19We saw them first.
29:20I was hoping seeing you in town before you got underway,
29:23but you made yourself sort of scarce.
29:25Well, sorry. We missed you, Hammond.
29:26Is there anything special you wanted?
29:27No, just to shake hands and wish you luck on your new job.
29:31I always like to see a young fella get along.
29:33Thanks.
29:33There's plenty of opportunities in the cattle business.
29:36Never so much as right now.
29:38That is if a young fella's smart enough to see him.
29:40Well, I guess that lets me out.
29:41I can't see any further than the end of my nose.
29:44Well, if you ever decide to take an interest in the money end of the cattle business,
29:48I'm going over to the railroad for a couple of days.
29:51Thanks. You can get in touch with me there.
29:53I'm afraid we won't have time to look you up.
29:55After we deliver these cattle, I'm heading straight back.
29:59You talk like a fella who made up his mind.
30:02Good luck.
30:03Hey, mister, you couldn't use a couple of lightning rods, could you?
30:05What would I do with a lightning rod?
30:07Might do you a lot of good if lightning should strike you.
30:11Hold on.
30:24How'd you make out?
30:25It's a fine-looking herd of cattle. Bring a lot of money.
30:27I don't mean that.
30:28Well, our young friend won't talk business.
30:30Looks like you'll have to take him over.
30:33I've got an idea how you can do it.
30:43What are you planning on bedding down tonight?
30:45I'm checking that to you, Lynn.
30:46You know this country better than I do.
30:48Well, I just thought I'd mention it to you.
30:50You're running this outfit.
30:51I'm glad you keep remembering that.
30:54Willow Springs is up ahead.
30:55Good water and grass.
30:56Willow Springs? Isn't that why they had the big Indian massacre?
30:59We've run out Indians around here.
31:01Well, that's good news.
31:06Hey, Jack, there's a cowboy up there.
31:08He's got a new car trick.
31:09He can tell which one you're thinking of.
31:11Well, that's something every cattleman should know.
31:27Here's another one, Lynn.
31:30Got him.
31:35What cattle do you have?
31:36I've always been partial to the ace of clubs.
31:41I'll take the one-eyed king.
31:43Always trying to make it tough.
31:49If I knew as much about cods as you do, I'd think I'd make my living at it.
31:52Him and I have been arguing that point for a long time.
31:54The best poker player west of the Mississippi.
31:57It's covering a lot of territory, mister.
31:59Yep.
32:00Well, we better turn in, boys.
32:01We've got to get started early in the morning.
32:05I think I'll take a look around to see that the herd's not drifting out of here.
32:12This herd ain't drifting away from grass and water unless nobody prods him out.
32:15He ought to know that.
32:23Fellas, come here.
32:29You've always been with Tom Fillmore for a long time.
32:33And there's a little matter I'd like to ask your advice on.
32:48Where's the outfit?
32:49Willow Springs.
32:50It all bedded down, just like I promised.
32:52Good.
32:52Well, it's your job from now on.
32:53I'm staying out of this until after the shooting's over.
32:55I expected that.
32:57You and Hammond have a habit of staying out of things until after the shooting's over.
33:01How many night guards is he using?
33:03Only two, and they're pretty far out.
33:04You'll find the rest of them asleep in camp.
33:06All right, mister.
33:07That lets you out.
33:09Come on, boys.
33:10Get your horses.
33:10We're moving in.
33:13Come on.
33:14Come on.
33:14Come on.
33:20Come on.
33:23Come on.
33:24Come on.
33:33Come on.
33:55We're moving in the best pair of blankets I ever slept in.
34:21We got better cattle thieves than that in Montana.
34:35Well, I hope it don't start raining.
34:41Come on.
34:50Mighty near losing those cattle last night.
34:53I started back fast when I heard the shooting.
34:55This darn horse of mine hadn't stepped in a gulf a hole.
34:57I'd have been back in time to give you fellas a hand.
35:00Well, you ought to do your cattle driving in a buggy.
35:03Well, I sure feel mighty sorry.
35:04Don't let it bother you, Lynn.
35:32Those cattle could have just as well been ours if you and Fallon do anything.
35:36The trouble is, this boy's ass turned out to be a lot smarter than we thought.
35:39Biggest town I was ever in.
35:40Don't suppose it could be St. Louis, do you?
35:42You better take a quick look now because we're going to deliver these cattle and get out of here.
35:50Didn't he say he was the best poker player west of the Mississippi?
35:53He says he is.
35:56How long is he going to stay in town?
35:58I figure just about as long as you can keep him here.
36:15There you are, sir.
36:17Ten thousand eight hundred and forty dollars.
36:19Thanks.
36:20Here's your bill of sale.
36:21People pay a lot of money for their beef steaks nowadays, don't they, mister?
36:24A lot of money's right.
36:25You made me pay top of the market for that herd.
36:28And just to prove there's no hard feelings, I'll show you the town.
36:31Thanks, but I've made up my mind to start right back.
36:34Nonsense.
36:35We don't allow visitors to leave without at least a taste of our hospitality.
36:39You're right about that, mister.
36:40I'm on your side.
36:41Well, just a taste won't take long.
36:43Well, let's go.
36:49Oh, wait a minute.
36:50I got a lot of backwoods.
36:51You don't deposit in the bank just like that.
37:07What do you expect?
37:08A miracle?
37:09That ain't a miracle.
37:10That's just my accumulated interest.
37:13That ain't a miracle.
37:19She's right here.
37:31Howdy, dear.
37:32The boys want to know about drawing some money.
37:34I figured they'd start back pretty soon.
37:36I don't see how you're going to get the boys out of town without letting them play a little.
37:39They've always done that before when I handled them.
37:43There's not a chance of talking them out of their fun.
37:45They've had a hard ride and they've got their wages coming to them.
37:47And their throats are full of dust.
37:50Of course, dear, you can go on ahead and I'll take them home later.
37:53I brought them here.
37:54I guess I'll take them back.
37:58You boys get caught up on your celebrating as soon as you can.
38:02Pick it up before it gets cold.
38:06See you in the morning, boss.
38:11Looks like we're stuck here tomorrow.
38:13What do we do?
38:14Have a meal with our friend and then run up a hotel and get some sleep.
38:18You don't mean you're celebrating a trail drive by crawling into a bed with sheets and pillows and things?
38:22That's right.
38:24A bed.
38:25Well, I'd skin myself and hang my own hide up to dry before I'd be guilty of such nonsense.
38:38You're playing with a short deck, mister.
38:41And if you don't mind my saying so, this Jack goes on that Queen over there.
38:45You're the first fella ever trying to tell me how to play cards.
38:48Well, no offense intended.
38:49Anybody can make a mistake.
38:50When it comes to cards, I never make mistakes.
38:53Now, wait a minute.
38:54It's none of my business, but you did make a mistake.
38:57Hello, dear.
38:59Going to play some cards?
39:00No, just looking on.
39:02Well, I'm glad to hear that.
39:03I was just going to warn you that Brady here is the best poker player west of the Mississippi.
39:07You may be right, Hammond, but there's a lot of poker players west of the Mississippi.
39:11Are you sure you're the best?
39:13Maybe you'd like to find out.
39:14No, no.
39:15We ain't got no curiosity at all.
39:17We need to go to the hotel and sleep in some sheets and pillows and things.
39:19I thought so.
39:20But sometime when you've caught up on your sleep, I'll take you on.
39:23You better go there.
39:24Booker Plains, Brady's business.
39:30Way back that money I paid you.
39:32What are you going to do with it?
39:33I'm putting it with what I got coming to me and setting me in here.
39:36Oh, dude.
39:40Goodbye, baby.
39:41I sure had made plans for you.
39:44Suppose you and me settle this west to the Mississippi business right now.
39:47What do you have?
39:48Start a draw.
39:49Make a draw.
39:50I guess we made a couple more fellas.
39:52Any fellas feel like joining us?
39:53I'll take a hand.
39:56We're both from the same town, so I guess we'd better stick together.
40:01Deal?
40:02Go ahead.
40:03She'll be paying for it.
40:04Mind if I play, boys?
40:06Come on.
40:25Hammond in town?
40:26Yeah.
40:26He's been expecting you since yesterday.
40:28He's in there playing poker with Dad.
40:29Oh, the long way around.
40:31Why don't he just take it away from there and get it over with?
40:34You've tried it a couple of times.
40:35I should think you'd get tired of it.
40:37Besides, the whole film around is still in town.
40:39Hammond says for you and the boys to keep out of sight until he needs you.
40:42Looks like you champions are having an off day.
40:45We'll catch up with you for Guinness luck.
40:47I always said give me the luck.
40:48You can have the experience.
40:50One of those drinks we ordered.
40:52Coming.
40:56I'm afraid that won't be any good, mister.
41:03When will I tell the boys you're moving out?
41:05I'll let the boys have their fun.
41:10Dare says for you boys to have a good time while you can.
41:13Looks like he's going to be right busy from now on.
41:24How to see if you won't allow him.
41:31Andry Tovall is not a good chance to get involved.
41:32I'm not going.
41:35I've seen him late at night or at night.
41:45I'll let the boys a four.
41:46I'm not a gone from yesterday.
41:48They called.
41:49I'm not looking forward.
41:50I'm not looking forward.
41:50I'm getting better if they can do.
41:52But hey, can you wheel?
41:57I'll open.
42:06Call and raise.
42:15Parks, I'll play these.
42:17Cooler takes one.
42:25If you were to sign them in for the next day.
42:29I'll open some of you.
42:32I'll open your eyes.
42:33I'll open the door.
42:34I'll open the door.
42:37I'll open the door.
42:48And there will be many.
42:48Once there's no room, I'll open it up.
42:49All the directions the way out.
42:53I'll just call. Four Queens. Four Aces beat Four Queens in Wyoming.
43:29He must have had an accident. Maybe he's hurt. No, Judith. Well, what could have happened to him? Nothing. There
43:38always was a wild, crazy fellow. He'll never change. I knew he wouldn't, but you had to find it out
43:44for yourself. It's been where everything it cost me.
43:49You mean that the bear stole your money? That's only what I expected. You knew it, and yet you sent
43:57him? The time had to come when we had to find out. He means more than anything or anybody on
44:03this earth. Well, I guess if you like someone that much, why, nothing else makes sense. I'm sorry it turned
44:10out like this. Bring him back, Tom. You're smart about these things. Smarter than any man I know.
44:17Please, Tom. I understand.
44:48He's gone hog wild. There's no use waiting around here any longer. Filmo's going to be sore as it is.
44:53Let's get started back this morning. Come on.
45:08Go.
45:10Go.
45:15Well, Tampian, we'll quit if you say so. Nope.
45:20Come on, Darren. Quit. Well, you've still got something left.
45:22No.
45:35Howdy.
45:36Hello, John.
45:37Glad to see you're here, Tom.
45:38I've been worried about that new foreman of yours.
45:40What's the matter with him?
45:41Brady's got him in a poker game.
45:42Well, I'm afraid he's using your money.
45:46Thanks.
45:59Good morning, gentlemen.
46:06Get up.
46:07Let me finish this, Tom.
46:09Get up.
46:12All right.
46:15Deal me in.
46:17Last man in, deals.
46:19All right, gentlemen.
46:44All right.
46:53All right.
46:54All right.
47:01All right.
47:03What do you mean?
47:05All right.
47:12All right.
47:47The horses are ready.
47:48We'd better get out of here.
47:51We're not getting out of here.
47:53We'd better round up the boys.
47:54Too late.
47:55They started for a home over an hour ago with Len Hardy.
47:57Where are those drinks we ordered?
47:59I mean...
48:25We've been cold-decking him.
48:26Throw your money in the center of that table.
48:28This game is going to end right where it started.
48:31Pick it up there.
48:32It's yours.
48:35I didn't think you had nerve enough to try that on me, Brady.
48:38You see?
49:08I didn't think you had nerve enough to try it.
49:38Let's go.
50:10Give me your hand.
50:32Let's go to the rock.
50:44Take it easy, Tom.
50:45You'll only get in the West.
50:48You got the money on you.
50:50That's all you wanted.
50:51Now make a break for it.
50:52Get going.
50:52I just made up my mind to one thing, Tom.
50:55I'm not the best poker player West of the Mississippi.
51:20You're done fighting.
51:21Come on.
51:21Hey, wait a minute.
51:22I'm running this outfit, and we're heading home.
51:27Come on.
51:51Come on.
52:33Come on.
52:51Well, I'll take the right side this time.
53:03I thought Dale was coming over to talk with you this morning.
53:05Well, he's on his way to Montana.
53:07I was gonna make him my party.
53:11He'll probably take the North Fork out of town.
53:26We sure are saps for leaving, but I suppose Tom will make her happy.
53:31Dale, you don't know any more about women than you do poker.
53:37A long ways to Montana.
53:39Yep.
53:40And traveling cost money, which we ain't got.
53:42Yep.
53:43And besides, I've gotten back into the habit of eating regular.
53:49You go on ahead.
53:50I got a business attendant.
53:56Howdy, Springer.
53:58How do you sell?
53:59Pretty bad weather we have around here.
54:01Yeah?
54:02Dangerous, too.
54:03You know, lightning strikes alike upon the just and the unjust.
54:06At least that's what the good book says.
54:07So, brother, you can't afford to be without the protection of lightning rods.
54:10You're absolutely right.
54:12Now, you slip me ten dollars as down payment, and I'll send you an A number one set of lightning
54:16rods.
54:16But I don't want any.
54:17You don't want any?
54:18Why not?
54:18Because I'm the agent for a lightning rod company.
54:39Tom's still waiting back there to see you, Dad.
54:41He's got a job for you.
54:43Cooking?
54:44No.
54:45He wants you for his partner.
54:48Do you?
54:53Say, it looks like you two will need a lightning rod.
55:18Never mind.
55:20Never mind.
55:22He wants you.
55:23It looks like you two will need to change the lightning rod.
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