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Step back into the Wild West with Redskins Ride Again, a classic Western adventure filled with action, danger, suspense, and unforgettable frontier moments. Follow the riders as they face challenges across the rugged frontier, where courage and determination are put to the test.
Enjoy this classic Western journey filled with thrilling encounters and the timeless atmosphere of the American frontier.
Enjoy this classic Western journey filled with thrilling encounters and the timeless atmosphere of the American frontier.
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03:12We ought to be able to signal the voice from the top of that ridge
03:28Jeff's alarm signal
03:31Indians, get undercover men and let them have it
03:40The End
04:07The Redskin's going for help
04:09They'll never make it, tell the boys to get back to camp
04:11Yeah
04:46Well, that's enough
04:48Well, that wasn't much of a scrap
04:51A couple of the boys got careless, forgot the duck
04:55What's Jeff trying to do?
04:56What's Jeff trying to do?
04:56What's Jeff trying to do, collect a scalp?
04:57Nope, he's got ideas
04:59Said for you to get packed up and out of here
05:01Why should we?
05:02We got those Indians licked
05:03Listen, Jeff knows what he's talking about
05:05Get these animals back brought to them
05:11Hey, wait a minute, células, I've got two coins, they'reabling, come on, right?
05:12Hey, wait a minute, here comes Jeff
05:18Indians, come on
05:32Come on now, that's enough, turn it to town, let go.
05:57Yeah, we're doing a little trading with the Indians.
06:16What happened to that guy?
06:17Well, we chased survey party out of pass, Carter.
06:20Chased them? Your orders was to wipe them out.
06:23We couldn't, that umber from Dodge City was leading them.
06:26Oh, our friend Jeff Ramsey again, huh?
06:28Yeah, he knows a lot about Indians.
06:31I got to meet up with that man, Ramsey.
06:33Well, look out, remember he cleaned up Morgan's gang in Dodge City.
06:38Yes, and Morgan was faster on the draw than Wild Bill.
06:42Did you hear that Ramsey's boss, builder of railroad has come?
06:45Yes, John Hartford, the man who helped go the Union Pacific.
06:50I sent word from him to meet me in Black Hawk.
06:52Think they mean war?
06:54Now, if I can persuade him that it's healthier to build around Sunset Mesa than through it.
06:58Parisi.
06:59Yeah.
07:00An army of Jeff Ramsey's can't bring a railroad here.
07:03This is my empire and I intend to hold it.
07:16Hey, Chief Warragel, some horses and steers.
07:18I may need all his braves.
07:20Hell.
07:44And if you men had the courage of a low goat sheep, you'd walk off this job with me.
07:50Take the wounded in the construction camp and have them attended to.
07:53I'm going to see what's going on over there.
07:54All right.
07:57Get out of here, you short-horned agitator.
08:00The rest of you men get back to work.
08:02They have his say, Bill.
08:03Maybe he's right.
08:04Listen, men.
08:06We're fools to be working for such pay with the danger of having our scalps lifted by engines in the
08:11bargain.
08:12What's your idea in arousing these workmen?
08:15I'm doing it for their own good.
08:16I'm not that easy.
08:17Who's paying you to stir up trouble?
08:19Nobody.
08:19I think these men should know the truth.
08:21Well, I'll never get it from you.
08:23Now get out.
08:24Get out!
08:29Get on your feet and get out of here while you can still walk.
08:32If I get you on this job again, you won't be able to.
08:40All right, you guys.
08:41Get back to work.
08:44Wasn't that rather brutal?
08:47Well, maybe so.
08:48But in this case, it was absolutely necessary.
08:50I don't believe it.
08:51Well, I don't care what you believe.
08:53And I'd also like to have you know, young lady, that women are no more welcome on this job than
08:56agitators are.
08:57Oh, such an air of authority could surely come from none other than the famous Jeff Ramsey.
09:02Well, outside of that famous part of it, you're right.
09:05But inasmuch as you seem to know who I am, haven't you rather the advantage of me?
09:09I certainly have.
09:11And I mean to keep it.
09:17Who is that girl, Bill?
09:19I don't know.
09:20All I know is she came here in a private car with her big boss.
09:23You mean Mr. Hartford?
09:25Yep.
09:25I didn't know the big chief had gotten here yet.
09:30I wonder if she...
09:37Howalo is she?
09:46Why are ya Jeff?
09:47Why a' ya boys.
09:48Why's the job coming?
10:04How are the men that were wounded?
10:05They'll be all right.
10:06Nothing serious.
10:08Mr. Hartford got in a little before we expected him, didn't he?
10:10Yeah, he's in his car waiting for you.
10:13Hey, Jim, did you see anything of a girl with him?
10:16A girl?
10:17No. I guess you didn't.
10:26Where can I find John Hartford?
10:29What do you want to see him for?
10:31Not that it's any of your business, but I got a letter here for him from King Carter.
10:35Hey, give me that letter. I'm responsible for it.
10:37I'll deliver that letter. Come on, get out of here.
10:42And I want to congratulate you, Jeff, on the excellent construction progress you've made
10:45in spite of the setbacks you've experienced.
10:48Thank you, Mr. Hartford.
10:50You know, our troubles date from the time that you instructed me to put the road through Hellgate Pass.
10:55How do you account for it?
10:56Well, the territory west of the pass is owned by a man named King Carter, or at least he claims
11:00it.
11:01And it's no secret that he doesn't want the road to go through his country.
11:04Have you met this King Carter?
11:05No, not yet.
11:06Well, perhaps he has his prize.
11:08Well, maybe, but I doubt it.
11:10He's hard and ruthless.
11:11Well, when the word got out that we were going through the pass, a survey party was massacred
11:16by Indians.
11:16An agitator started stirring up the workmen.
11:20Attempts were made to kill the men in charge.
11:21Well, the Indians have always been hostile.
11:23Well, in this case, I think that they were incited by white men.
11:26Do you suppose this Carter is back of this?
11:28Frankly, I do.
11:30But there's no definite proof.
11:32If I didn't know you so well, I'd believe you were afraid of this King Carter.
11:35And you'd probably be right.
11:37Mr. Carter is undoubtedly a big man.
11:40Claire, I don't understand.
11:42Oh, my daughter, Jeff Ramsey.
11:44Mr. Ramsey and I have already met, haven't we, Mr. Ramsey?
11:47Yes.
11:48I don't see how we could possibly know each other.
11:50Well, I witnessed Mr. Ramsey's masterful handling of one of his men.
11:54The man brought this to you, Mr. Hartford?
11:56You'd better read it.
11:57It's from King Carter.
12:06Just who does this Carter think he is?
12:09He's practically ordered me to meet him in his town of Blackhawk tomorrow.
12:12His town, if you please.
12:16Well, he owns it.
12:18You'd better meet him.
12:19You would advise that.
12:21Being afraid of him yourself.
12:24Miss, I guess you don't know Jeff Ramsey.
12:26He's not afraid of King Carter, any man that walks.
12:29Have he and King Carter ever met?
12:31Not yet.
12:32But they will.
12:32And I sure hope I'm there when they do.
12:34I'll meet Carter tomorrow.
12:36Arrange transportation.
12:37Yes, sir.
12:52I understand that Carter just about owns everything in town.
12:55Yeah, he sure throws a lot of weight around here.
13:06You are Messrs. Hartford and Ramsey.
13:10Mr. Carter will see you in his office.
13:17Mr. Hartford, Mr. Ramsey, Mr. King Carter.
13:20How do you do?
13:21How do you do?
13:21You're proud, gentlemen.
13:22Please be seated.
13:25Our time is valuable, so I'll save as much of it as possible.
13:28We'll get down to cases.
13:29That's the way I like to do business.
13:31Good.
13:32I'll state my terms.
13:34If you mean to extend your railroad farther west than Black Hawk,
13:38you must go around the Red Hills and not through them.
13:40I have a franchise from the government to build this road.
13:43When you reach Hellgate Pass, Mr. Hartford, I'm the government.
13:46I don't understand.
13:48You will.
13:48For even if I don't stop you, the Indians would.
13:51Don't the Indians ever trouble you, Mr. Carter?
13:53No, I have a peace treaty with them, which I and they respect.
13:57You don't have any Indians on your payroll, do you?
14:00No, I don't have to.
14:01It's as much to their interest as mine to keep you out.
14:04What you mean is that if we don't build through the pass into Sunset Mesa,
14:08then we won't have any trouble with any Indians.
14:10Well, I can't exactly answer that.
14:12You've stated your terms.
14:13Now, I'll state mine.
14:15I'm going to build the road through Hellgate Pass
14:17if I have to get the United States Army to help me.
14:20The Army's too busy with Indian uprisings
14:22to help build a railroad that would only add to their troubles.
14:24Just as a matter of record, Mr. Carter,
14:27I advise Mr. Hartford that to build through Hellgate Pass
14:30might prove expensive.
14:32However, if he orders the railroad through Hellgate,
14:35my friends at Dodge City told me that you were a smart man, Ramsey,
14:39especially with a gun.
14:41Well, coming from a man that's reputed to be one of the best shots in the territory,
14:45I take that as a compliment.
14:46And if occasion arose when we had to draw on one another,
14:49Ty would do neither one of us any good.
14:51You get my idea.
14:53Raven, the gentlemen are leaving.
14:56Then it's to be war between us, huh?
14:58If you wish it, Mr. Hartford.
15:05Carter.
15:07As the cards lie at the moment,
15:09the railroad goes through Hellgate Pass.
15:18Colossal eagle of the man.
15:20Who does he think he is, a feudal baron of the Middle Ages?
15:24We'll build a railroad through Hellgate Pass and forget him.
15:28We'll build a railroad, all right,
15:29but I'll bet he'll be a hard man to forget.
15:32Poor eagle's been wanting to attack the railroad in force.
15:35Why should I hold him back?
15:36I don't know.
15:37Oh, why should you?
15:40Have Snake, I arrange it at once.
15:42Tell him to stop that wagon train of supplies that's coming overland for the railroad.
16:10Another warrior killed by railroad men.
16:13Oh, why should you?
16:16Have Hunt had not met headphone generation.
16:33P
17:04Could you tell me from which direction the wagons are coming, Mr. Jackson?
17:08Let me see.
17:16Right through that cut over there, miss.
17:29Where's she going?
17:30To look for the wagon train that's coming over, Len, with our supplies.
17:34Well, Jim, she shouldn't be riding out.
17:35Go on with her.
17:36All right, Jeff.
17:47Isn't it wonderful to think that they've come all the way across the continent in those
17:50wagons?
17:51They're lucky to have gotten this far without Indian trouble, miss.
17:54Well, at any rate, they're safe now.
17:57Maybe they are, and maybe they're not.
18:00Who's that?
18:01That's Tex.
18:02Indians coming.
18:03Big war party.
18:04Roger them.
18:05The tracks will warn Jeff.
18:06I'll tell the wagons.
18:06Come on.
18:07Out of here.
18:07Get moving.
18:15Indians, Indians, Indians are coming.
18:18Head for the train.
18:31The Indians are coming.
18:38The Indians are right behind us.
18:39What are we going to do?
18:40Grab your guns and get aboard.
18:42We're going to make a run and fight.
18:43Get on the engine.
18:44Right up, boys.
19:32I wish I'd stayed on my horse instead of riding this.
19:35Don't burn too crappy.
19:37Get that sea wagon.
19:38Head it away from the tracks.
19:39Let's go.
20:09Let's go.
20:39Let's go.