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00:08:05All right, driver, stop pulling out that statecoach.
00:08:18Driver, throw down that strong box.
00:08:26What do we do about the passengers?
00:08:28Get the money out of the express box. We'll take care of the passengers then.
00:08:33Shall we take them now?
00:08:35No, we'll wait until they get the money out of the strong box.
00:08:55All right, get out of the stagecoach. Step lively.
00:09:01Stay where you are, everybody, or we'll drop you.
00:09:23Set that strong box back on the stage.
00:09:26Set that strong box back on the stage.
00:09:43The next time I'll wrap it around your head. Throw down that saddle bag.
00:09:46The next time I'll wrap it around your head. Throw down that saddle bag.
00:09:59Driver, get that stagecoach out of here.
00:10:12Put down them shooting irons and, mind you, handle them with your fingertips.
00:10:18Now get out of here.
00:10:36Buffalo gals.
00:10:38Buffalo gals.
00:10:42Can't you come out tonight?
00:10:43Can't you come out tonight?
00:10:44Can't you come out tonight?
00:11:13Buffalo Gals
00:11:14Bumbalo gals can't you come out tonight can't you come out tonight can't you come out tonight
00:11:20And dance by the light of the moon, dance by the light of the moon
00:11:38Baby, lady
00:11:39Give me your answer too
00:11:43I'm half crazy, all for the love of you.
00:11:49It won't be a stylish marriage.
00:11:52We can't afford a carry.
00:11:55But you'll look sweet upon the seat of a bicycle built for two.
00:12:02What'll be your pleasure, stranger?
00:12:04Wrestle me up a cup of coffee, will you?
00:12:14Let's go.
00:12:16Ain't you got nothing smaller than the 50?
00:12:18Not right now.
00:12:2810, 20, 30, 40, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49.
00:12:49$25 a bet, gentlemen.
00:12:55Fine if I sit in?
00:12:57No, set, stranger.
00:12:59Five-handed game is better than four anytime.
00:13:05I'll buy in for $100.
00:13:06From along, we'll sweep the kitchen, clean my dear, and have a little song.
00:13:12Hope you would, my lady, love, and make the fire burn.
00:13:16And while I take the banjo down, just give him us a turn.
00:13:21Hi, Nelly, ho, Nelly, listen, love, to me.
00:13:25I'll sing for you, play for you, a dulcet melody.
00:13:29Hi, Nelly, ho, Nelly, listen, love, to me.
00:13:33I'll sing for you, play for you, a dulcet melody.
00:13:38Nelly, Bly, have a voice like a turtle dove.
00:13:42I hear it in the meadow, and I hear it in the roll.
00:13:47Nelly, Bly, have a heart, warmest cup of tea.
00:13:51And bigger than a sweet potato down in Tennessee.
00:13:56Hi, Nelly, ho, Nelly, listen, love, to me.
00:13:59I'll sing for you, play for you, a dulcet melody.
00:14:04Hi, Nelly, ho, Nelly, listen, love, to me.
00:14:08I'll sing for you, play for you, a dulcet melody.
00:14:24Thank you, thank you.
00:14:26And now, ladies and gentlemen, I take great pleasure in introducing the pride of Navajo,
00:14:32your favorite and my favorite, fresh from her triumphs,
00:14:36in Kansas City, St. Joe, Abilene, and all points west,
00:14:43Miss Jacqueline Fontaine.
00:15:00She might have been fresh in Tombstone, but she's sure stale in Navajo.
00:15:04Oh, you just ain't got an ear for music.
00:15:06Listen, big boy, this is May, remember?
00:15:10I staked out a claim on you.
00:15:12I found the right kind of love
00:15:19With the wrong kind of man
00:15:22Who's like no other man
00:15:27I have known
00:15:30He's not the least bit refined
00:15:35He's not nobly inclined
00:15:39Just a guy
00:15:41With a mind
00:15:43Of his own
00:15:47No one can change him
00:15:50I'm well aware
00:15:54But right or wrong
00:15:58Weak or strong
00:16:00I don't care
00:16:02I'll give the right kind of love
00:16:08I'll give the right kind of love
00:16:09To the wrong kind of man
00:16:13Just as long as my man wants me there
00:16:19No one can change him
00:16:24No one can change him
00:16:26I'm well aware
00:16:26I'm well aware
00:16:30But right or wrong
00:16:32Weak or strong
00:16:34I don't care
00:16:39I'll give the right kind of love
00:16:45I'll give the right kind of love
00:16:45I'll give the right kind of love
00:16:46To the wrong kind of man
00:16:50Just as long as my man wants me there
00:17:01I'll give the right kind of love
00:17:13All right boys
00:17:16See that slick looking guy in black over there
00:17:19Yeah what about him?
00:17:21He's one of the what-is that held up the boys just after they stopped the stagecoach.
00:17:26You sure?
00:17:27Recognize his voice. What's more, I think he's just Dalton.
00:17:33Could be. Since the Dalton's disbanded, nobody's known what happened to him.
00:17:39What are we gonna do about him?
00:17:41I don't know, but if he's Dalton, he must be quite a guy.
00:17:58Hello, Bob.
00:17:59Hello, Bob.
00:18:24Hey, bartender.
00:18:26Fix me up a schooner of milk and a sort of water chaser.
00:18:29Milk? You want a little stinging, of course.
00:18:32No, I got stinging up in me already.
00:18:36You're the second guy to come in here today that don't drink whiskey.
00:18:39What is this town coming to?
00:18:41How do you do, old-timer?
00:18:43Happy to you.
00:18:45I've never seen you around these parks before.
00:18:47No, I've been doing a little prospecting down in the Matagarras.
00:18:50Are they good?
00:18:51Oh, no. Well, pretty good outside of the gold bugs.
00:18:55Ate up all my reserves.
00:18:56Gold bugs?
00:18:57Ain't you never heard of gold bugs?
00:18:59No.
00:19:00Well, they're sort of like a termite, only they eat nothing but gold.
00:19:04Ate me out of two years' hard work.
00:19:07Hey, wait a minute. That's a joke, son.
00:19:10Say, they tell me this is the most peaceful little town this side of the Smith & Wesson line.
00:19:15Thought I'd kind of hang around and see if I could pick me up a job.
00:19:18Hey, did you ever drive a stage?
00:19:20Uh, did I ever drive a stage?
00:19:22Well, I drove a stage five years for Wells Fargo.
00:19:25With Jerome and those Apaches, they're contestin' right away on every trip.
00:19:31Cards?
00:19:37I'll take three.
00:19:45I'll take two.
00:20:12I'll take two.
00:20:20Opener bet's ten.
00:20:28Twenty to play.
00:20:31Twelve.
00:20:44Two.
00:20:56Yes, sir.
00:20:58Two.
00:21:00Two.
00:21:05Two.
00:21:08One.
00:21:11Two.
00:21:14Two.
00:21:14Three.
00:21:35Well, it looks like they're gone, boys.
00:21:37What do you suppose that hubbub was about?
00:21:39They were wearing masks.
00:21:41There must have been a hold-up.
00:21:42Well, they didn't go anywhere.
00:21:43I've never seen a hold-up like that before.
00:21:46Well, the house can't make any money this way, boys.
00:21:49Get back to your drinking.
00:22:16Hey, tin horn.
00:22:18Where were you when all the lead was flying?
00:22:20I wouldn't advise you to use that word, tin horn, Mr. Big Mouth.
00:22:24Your hands are full and mine aren't.
00:22:26I was only kit.
00:22:28That's better.
00:22:29Now, if you must know, I grabbed myself some cover out back.
00:22:32I don't mind deliberate shooting, but when lead is flying all over the place, it kind of makes me nervous.
00:22:37Yes.
00:22:50Has Mr. Leonard come back yet?
00:22:51No, he should be in any time.
00:22:58Where's the sheriff?
00:22:59Sure ain't here, Mr. Thorne.
00:23:00Not surprised at that.
00:23:01What happened?
00:23:02Nothing much.
00:23:03They just robbed my bank of $40,000.
00:23:06Come to think of it, it seems to me the sheriff went over the county seat on business.
00:23:09You'd better send a writer for him.
00:23:10Meanwhile, we'll get the boys together in your office.
00:23:28Hey, is it shooting over?
00:23:30It's safe enough.
00:23:31You can stay in.
00:23:32Then I'll take up my game where I left off.
00:23:38What about Mansi?
00:23:40He had his pony.
00:23:41He's just out of town.
00:23:42Got on him and rode northeast.
00:23:45That would be back to his ranch.
00:23:48Hit me.
00:23:50Oh, dog, run it.
00:23:53Can't anybody win in this game?
00:23:59Hey, bartender.
00:24:00Give me another bottle of ginger beer.
00:24:15Hey, did you boys hear about the robbery?
00:24:17Sure.
00:24:18Thorne was in here and gave us the news in person.
00:24:21What do you reckon?
00:24:21Uh, right.
00:24:23George, I'm going to mosey around and get the news.
00:24:36Say, where was the gambler doing the robbery?
00:24:38Out back, I guess.
00:24:39What was he doing out there?
00:24:40How should I know?
00:24:42Just getting out of line of fire, I guess.
00:24:44Say, what are you getting at?
00:24:46Oh, nothing, except it seems kind of funny that a gunfighter like Dalton would be crawling
00:24:51off into alleys.
00:24:52Dalton?
00:24:53You mean to say that he's that notorious character?
00:24:56I'd swear on it.
00:24:58And I called him a ten-hole.
00:25:01And from what I hear, the masked men who did the shooting at the other end of town are the
00:25:05Dalton's.
00:25:05The Dalton's?
00:25:06What are they doing in Navajo?
00:25:08Something's got to be done, done fast.
00:25:34As long as the sheriff's out of town, I suggest we form our own posse and go up to the
00:25:37gang.
00:25:37Well, since it has to be done, why don't we get started right now?
00:25:41Stay where you are, gentlemen.
00:25:47Now, take my advice and don't go after that money.
00:25:50It would just be a waste of time.
00:25:52Who are you?
00:25:53That I can't tell you.
00:25:55But believe me when I say your money is safe.
00:25:57Safe?
00:25:58It's a trick.
00:26:00The money stolen from your bank is in Leonard's office.
00:26:03Probably in the safe.
00:26:04Leonard?
00:26:05But how?
00:26:06Why, he's out of the county.
00:26:07You mean, he's supposed to be.
00:26:10The sheriff's supposed to be out of town, too, but he isn't.
00:26:13Why are you telling us this?
00:26:14I have my reasons.
00:26:17One of you men step over here.
00:26:28This will tell you what to do.
00:26:31Now, Mr. Thorne, get back over with the boys.
00:26:35And don't read that note until I've gone.
00:26:44What does it say, Jim?
00:26:46Leonard should be back in his office within the hour.
00:26:50At that time, get in touch with the sheriff and...
00:26:53the sheriff's office.
00:27:17What are you doing here?
00:27:19I've been waiting a long time to get you alone.
00:27:23For what?
00:27:25To talk.
00:27:29What about?
00:27:31Oh, things.
00:27:35And you.
00:27:48Miss Fontaine, your number's coming up.
00:28:01Good evening, boys.
00:28:02Have a nice trip, Mr. Leonard?
00:28:04Very prosperous, thank you.
00:28:06Very prosperous.
00:28:16Give me the cash box, George.
00:28:27Hey, I think my luck's changing.
00:28:29I'm going to have another go at that blackjack game.
00:28:40Deal them up again, partner.
00:28:42This time, I'm going to take you.
00:29:25You make it all right?
00:29:27Yeah.
00:29:29That stage driver's trying to put the bee on you for that robbery.
00:29:34So you better be careful.
00:29:36Thanks.
00:29:37Sorry.
00:29:38You lose again, old-timer.
00:29:46Has Leonard come in yet?
00:29:48Yeah, he's in his office.
00:29:49Good.
00:29:49That's just where we want him.
00:29:51Come on, Sheriff.
00:29:53Oh, Mr. Thorne.
00:29:55I don't think we ought to be in too much of a hurry about this.
00:29:59Do as we told you.
00:30:00I'll take entire responsibility for this.
00:30:02Well, Farrell, Smith, you two cover the back.
00:30:17Mr. Leonard?
00:30:19Well, good evening, gentlemen.
00:30:22Something wrong, Sheriff?
00:30:23If you'll pardon me for saying so, Mr. Leonard.
00:30:26These gentlemen suspicion you had something to do with that robbery.
00:30:30Really?
00:30:32You boys wouldn't be trying to railroad me now, would you?
00:30:35Let's stop mincing words, Leonard.
00:30:37We want to look in that safe.
00:30:38I'd be very happy to show you what's in the safe.
00:30:42I suppose you know that I could take you into court for this.
00:30:44Open that safe.
00:30:51There you are, gentlemen.
00:30:54What did you expect to find, Thorne?
00:30:56A high hat with a rabbit in it?
00:30:57What do you mean by accusing innocent people?
00:31:00Where did you get your information?
00:31:02Not sure, sir.
00:31:09We'll be right back, man.
00:31:11All right.
00:31:19Make it 30.
00:31:24Come on.
00:31:26We'll be right.
00:31:28Let's go.
00:31:29Mr. Leonard.
00:31:29Ain't it that?
00:31:32It's a good day.
00:31:34what's the idea i've been playing poker this gent hasn't the king of spades in his full house
00:31:41is from my discard you've been fooling with the deadwood
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00:32:28Hey
00:33:08Now you make a dust trail fast, mr. Tin Horn
00:33:11I figure on settling down in these parts
00:33:13And I don't like a knife slinger in the same town with me
00:33:16A stranger is right, mr. Leonard
00:33:18I've been suspecting this guy for some time
00:33:20This is not the first time I've heard about you
00:33:23Throw him out
00:33:30I'd like to have a word with you privately
00:33:50I like the way you handle yourself, Dalton
00:33:54I didn't say my name was Dalton
00:33:56I know about the brush that you and your brothers had with the law
00:34:00And I also know that nobody but the Dalton's would have nerve enough to hijack the load store payroll
00:34:06And from my men too
00:34:10Tell me something about yourself, maybe we can get together
00:34:13There's nothing much to tell
00:34:14I can handle a gun and a whip
00:34:17Any other specialties?
00:34:19I gamble a little
00:34:21Well, that's more likely
00:34:23Seeing as I need a dealer, how would you like to work for me?
00:34:26Suits me
00:34:26You're on as of now
00:35:12Hello, Mae
00:35:13Who's your boyfriend?
00:35:15Mr. Graham
00:35:31Hey, my palms are here today
00:35:34That means I'm gonna win some money
00:35:36I hope you do, old-timer
00:35:37Give me a stack of chips
00:35:40How you doing?
00:35:42Pretty good
00:35:43I'm part of the set-up
00:35:45No dealer
00:35:46So I see
00:35:47So I see
00:36:23You're the new dealer
00:36:24Congratulations
00:36:25Thanks
00:36:26You're the new dealer
00:36:26You really work fast
00:36:28Come to think of it, you do too
00:36:31How long you been working here?
00:36:33I just started last night
00:36:34You see, I came in on the stage yesterday
00:36:37You did?
00:36:39Mind if I place a bed?
00:36:40Glad to have the business
00:36:41Will you change this?
00:36:57They're planning something big
00:36:59I think it's going to happen tonight
00:37:01I'll keep my ears open and let you know if anything develops
00:37:04Thanks
00:37:07See if you can find me some card players
00:37:10Pleasure, sir
00:37:17Miss Talbot
00:37:19When you're working for me, I want you to tend strictly to business
00:37:22But I am, Mr. Graham
00:37:23Good, I just wanted to be sure
00:37:26You see, I don't like competition
00:37:29Besides, I'm going away tonight
00:37:31And I'll be back tomorrow
00:37:33And I wouldn't want anything to happen to you when I was away
00:37:35Why, Mr. Leonard?
00:37:38Where's Lance?
00:37:40Upstairs
00:37:42Take care of yourself, Miss Talbot
00:37:46Don't worry
00:37:47I will
00:38:04I'm still thinking of you
00:38:06And here's the way you are
00:38:07And here are the men
00:38:14If you've got the men
00:38:17And here are the men
00:38:20The men
00:38:50What time is it, Father?
00:38:57We're at 10.56 at Western Mountain Time.
00:39:01Looks like Joan's information was wrong.
00:39:05I don't think so.
00:39:07Have you noticed there isn't a gunslinger in the place?
00:39:22What'd I tell you?
00:39:23I don't think so.
00:40:07Let's get out of here before they start shooting back at us.
00:40:11Let's get out of here.
00:40:32That's Leonard with the satchel.
00:40:34I'll watch him. You follow Manson.
00:41:16Now, Mr. Thorne, I'd like to talk to you.
00:41:20Something must have gone wrong.
00:41:22Well, what is it, Adams?
00:41:24If this is about tonight's robbery, I feel duty-bound to tell what I know.
00:41:29That man dressed in black is Chess Dalton.
00:41:32He is?
00:41:32He's wanted for murder and robbery in four different states.
00:41:36Any of these boys can swear he wasn't on the premises when the robbery took place.
00:41:48You'd better come along, Dalton.
00:41:51There's no arguing with a six-gun.
00:41:55Let's go.
00:42:01Look out, Sheriff!
00:42:19Give me a gun.
00:42:20Come on.
00:42:27Come on, boys.
00:42:27We'll bring him back.
00:42:36What kind of a place is this?
00:42:38Letting a little shooting interfere with a man's drinking.
00:42:40Give me a whiskey.
00:42:43Make it two whiskeys.
00:42:45Wake up, George.
00:42:47Customer's thirsty.
00:42:49I'm sorry, Mae.
00:42:50There's so much shooting going on around here, it's making me a nervous wreck.
00:42:54Now, when I was tending bar in Abilene, nobody had to ask for a drink twice, no matter how much
00:42:59lead was flying.
00:43:00Did you say you tended bar?
00:43:02I don't aim to brag, but I've been tending bar all the way from Abilene to the gold fields of
00:43:08California.
00:43:08Why, in my heyday, there wasn't a man that was...
00:43:11What did you say your name was?
00:43:13You mean you ain't heard of Hank?
00:43:15That's what they call me.
00:43:17Honest Hank.
00:43:18Hank!
00:43:19Why, you're just the man I'm looking for.
00:43:22Say, how would you like to take my place here for a couple of days?
00:43:27Yeah.
00:43:28May not be bad for a change, being behind this thing once more.
00:43:33What's in it for me?
00:43:34Ten dollars a day and all the liquor you can drink.
00:43:38Well, that's two gallons more than I ever got.
00:43:40I'll take it.
00:43:43Say, what are you so anxious to leave for?
00:43:45Just got word from a sister over in Prairie Dog.
00:43:48She's down with the chicken pox.
00:43:49Oh, chicken pox.
00:43:52Chicken pox!
00:43:54That's catching, ain't it, May?
00:43:56It sure is.
00:43:57That's enough for me.
00:43:59I'll see you later.
00:44:00Hank, wait a minute.
00:44:02Where you going?
00:44:03Wait for me.
00:44:20Come in.
00:44:25Well, how did it go?
00:44:26Well, the posse's still looking for those, too.
00:44:28What I can't figure is why you're so anxious to get rid of that tin horn.
00:44:33I have a hunch that he knows I'm behind that bank robbery.
00:44:37Besides, if you brought in Dalton's hide, there'd be a feather in your cap.
00:44:41And that girl that you've got working for you, she seems to be doing an awful lot of riding in
00:44:46the daytime.
00:44:47Riding? What do you mean?
00:44:48Well, me and some of the boys were roaming the hills, and she was doing a little roaming herself.
00:44:52You know, I think I'd better keep my eye on her.
00:44:56You keep your eye on Dalton.
00:44:59I'll take care of Miss Towler.
00:45:01Oh.
00:45:06Well, Mike, what'd you do with that cash?
00:45:10I'll tell you in due time, Sheriff.
00:45:13Yeah, sure.
00:45:56What's the dope on this mansion?
00:45:58What'd you find out?
00:45:59Nothing.
00:45:59He hasn't shown up all day.
00:46:01But I learned something that should be very interesting to both of you.
00:46:05The Daltons are in this territory, living at Manson's ranch, posing as cowhands.
00:46:10What makes you so sure?
00:46:12Well, after your boys left the other night, the gang had a meeting upstairs.
00:46:15I overheard some of the conversation.
00:46:17They were referring to each other by their real names.
00:46:20Jess Dalton is using the name Billy Saunders.
00:46:23Now that makes sense.
00:46:25Well, if they're the Daltons,
00:46:27Leonard must know them, and how come he accepts you as Jess Dalton?
00:46:31He didn't, really.
00:46:32There had been some talk about the Daltons being in the territory,
00:46:35so they palmed a new Dalton off on the people of Navajo
00:46:39in order to throw suspicion off of themselves.
00:46:42And on to you.
00:46:44Joan,
00:46:46you'd better get back to town and see if you can find out what Leonard did with the stolen money.
00:46:50If you have any luck, get in touch with us.
00:46:52I'll do the best I can.
00:47:19Well, good luck.
00:47:19Thanks.
00:47:21Thanks.
00:47:24Come on.
00:48:02Hey, it's one of the Daltons, and he's after Joan. Let's take him.
00:48:06I don't think you'll bother, Fuzzy.
00:48:07Right now, he's on his way back to report to his brother.
00:48:10His brother?
00:48:11Yeah, I've got an idea that Mike Leonard is really Clint Dalton.
00:48:15Boy, we're sure mixed up in a bee's nest this time.
00:48:19Is that anything new?
00:48:30Then after a while, they all came out together, as friendly as you please.
00:48:34Did you hear anything of the conversation?
00:48:36No, I was too far away.
00:48:37But it's a sense they're in cahoots.
00:48:40Say, Clint, you don't suppose they're detectives, do you?
00:48:44Of course they are.
00:48:47But I don't want that concern you.
00:48:49I'll take care of her.
00:48:51You stick around the saloon.
00:48:53I have a hunch that sooner or later, our little canary is going to fly back to her fine-feathered
00:48:58friends.
00:48:59And then we'll have him.
00:49:01I'll get you.
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00:51:37and ain't come down yet.
00:51:40Thanks.
00:51:41I'll be right back.
00:52:19Business is good tonight.
00:52:21Business is always good.
00:52:23What are you doing in here?
00:52:25I just came in to powder my nose.
00:52:27Well, the next time you want to use my office,
00:52:29why don't you ask me?
00:52:31I'm sorry.
00:52:32I just wanted to get away from the crowd for a few minutes.
00:52:35I didn't think you'd mind.
00:52:42Just give me one little hug,
00:52:48one little squeeze,
00:52:51one little kiss.
00:52:53Whisper you love me.
00:52:55Do it and then,
00:52:57do it over and over again.
00:53:02Just stay as cute as you are,
00:53:05Morning and night,
00:53:08heavens above,
00:53:10what a delight.
00:53:12Love me and then,
00:53:14do it over and over again.
00:53:19I'm yours forever and ever.
00:53:23What if the sun don't shine?
00:53:28It makes no difference to me,
00:53:32as long as I know you're mine.
00:53:36So give me one little hug,
00:53:41one little squeeze,
00:53:43then with a kiss,
00:53:45take me to heaven,
00:53:47kiss me and then,
00:53:49do it over and over again.
00:53:54Just give me one little hug,
00:53:58one little squeeze,
00:54:00one little kiss.
00:54:01Whisper you love me,
00:54:04do it and then,
00:54:05do it over and over again.
00:54:08Just stay as cute as you are,
00:54:12morning and night,
00:54:14heavens above,
00:54:15what a delight.
00:54:17Go on,
00:54:18feed it.
00:54:19He's still staked out.
00:54:20Over and over again.
00:54:23I'm yours forever and ever.
00:54:27What if the sun don't shine?
00:54:32It makes no difference to me,
00:54:37as long as I know you're mine.
00:54:43So give me one little hug,
00:54:48one little squeeze,
00:54:50then with a kiss,
00:54:52take me to heaven,
00:54:54kiss me and then,
00:54:56do it over and over again.
00:55:10Your act's over, sister.
00:55:12Move along.
00:55:13That's for Hank to say,
00:55:16isn't it, sugar?
00:55:17Take your claws off him.
00:55:20He likes it,
00:55:22don't you, honey?
00:55:49Come on, Jack.
00:55:54Come on, Jack.
00:55:55Come on, Jack.
00:55:55Come on, Jack.
00:55:55Come on, Jack.
00:55:56Come on, Jack.
00:55:57Come on, Jack.
00:55:58Come on, Jack.
00:55:59Come on, Jack.
00:56:10Don't worry about her she can take care of herself
00:56:29Oh
00:56:59Oh!
00:57:01Oh!
00:57:04Oh!
00:57:05Oh, get it, John!
00:57:06Oh, look at that!
00:57:10Oh, no!
00:57:12Come on, Matt!
00:57:17Oh!
00:57:19Oh, come on!
00:57:21Oh, look at that!
00:57:27Come on, Jackie!
00:57:28Oh, no!
00:57:29Oh, wait!
00:57:30Come on, Jackie!
00:57:32Come on!
00:57:35Look out!
00:57:36You're gonna hit her with a chair!
00:57:39Come on!
00:57:41Look out!
00:57:42Come on, Jackie!
00:57:44Oh, no!
00:57:48Come on, Jackie!
00:57:51Come on, Jackie!
00:57:55Oh, Jackie!
00:58:06Oh, Jackie!
00:58:17Oh, Jackie!
00:58:18Oh, Jackie!
00:58:20Oh, Jackie!
00:58:21Oh, Jackie!
00:58:22Oh, Jackie!
00:58:22Oh, Jackie!
00:58:24Oh, Jackie!
00:58:25Oh, Jackie!
00:58:25Oh, Jackie!
00:58:25No!
00:58:28No!
00:58:29No!
00:58:42Come on, Daddy!
00:58:47No!
00:58:48Come on, Daddy!
00:58:49No!
00:58:50No!
00:58:51No!
00:58:52No!
00:58:55No!
00:58:59No!
00:59:03No!
00:59:03No!
00:59:05No!
00:59:07No!
00:59:08No!
00:59:16All right.
00:59:17Make up your mind.
00:59:18Which one of us do you want?
00:59:22If you don't mind, I think I'll have another whiskey.
00:59:52No!
00:59:53No!
01:00:00No!
01:00:03No!
01:00:03No!
01:00:04No!
01:00:16No!
01:00:18No!
01:00:18No!
01:00:21No!
01:00:25No!
01:00:27No!
01:00:28No!
01:00:31No!
01:00:46No!
01:01:00No!
01:01:00No!
01:01:00No!
01:01:00No!
01:01:00No!
01:01:00No!
01:01:02No!
01:01:02No!
01:01:21No!
01:01:23No!
01:01:24I'm going after him.
01:01:25Fuzzy, as soon as we're out of sight,
01:01:26pick up the gold we hijacked off the stagecoach
01:01:29and meet me at Red Rock Canyon.
01:02:06I'm going after him.
01:02:09I'm going after him.
01:02:24I'm going after him.
01:02:56I'm going after him.
01:03:23Oh, my God.
01:03:33Oh, my God.
01:03:58Oh, my God.
01:04:46Oh, my God.
01:04:51Oh, my God.
01:05:02Oh, my God.
01:05:34Oh, my God.
01:05:41Oh, my God.
01:06:09Oh, my God.
01:06:28Oh, my God.
01:06:35Oh, my God.
01:07:22Oh, my God.
01:07:45Oh, my God.
01:07:55Oh, my God.
01:08:23I told him to pick up that gambler, the girl let him sit.
01:08:25Something must have gone wrong, Clint.
01:08:28Mike, I mean.
01:08:29That gambler's a lawman.
01:08:33See who it is, Clint, they're wise to you.
01:08:39That fellow you had working for you is a gambler's United States Marshal.
01:08:42See, what did I tell you?
01:08:43Shut up.
01:08:43What else you find, an old man.
01:08:47What else?
01:08:47What?
01:08:48What's up, my son?
01:09:13They brought in the lodestar money they hijacked off your brothers.
01:09:13Well, we know a few ourselves, just say that we're planning a little surprise party for him.
01:09:58The Dalton's were here. They released their brother and tied me up. Clint Dalton, or Mike Leonard, or whatever he
01:10:05calls himself, sent them.
01:10:07That can only mean one thing. Someone tipped them off since we were there, and I think I know who
01:10:13it is.
01:10:14Are you all right now, Miss Jones? Much better, thank you.
01:10:17Come on, we haven't much time. The Dalton's worked fast.
01:10:28Oh, Evan here said get in town and he wanted to see me. What's going on, anyway?
01:10:32The boys and I decided to pull out. Yeah? What's the idea?
01:10:36The territory's getting too hot for us.
01:10:39But before we leave, we decided to pay Jim Thorne's bank a little visit.
01:10:42Jim Thorne? Oh, no. That's getting a little too close to home. Count me out of this one.
01:10:48Just as you like. Where's my cut?
01:10:58Oh, no. Wait a minute, Dalton. I've been on every deal with you since you arrived in this territory.
01:11:02I demand my full share, just like all the rest. Or else...
01:11:31Or else...
01:11:42I wanted to see today's office neighbors that we're doing here, though.
01:11:43Oh, no, no.
01:11:45I'm going to turn and play.
01:11:47I just needed this little thing.
01:11:48verm , man.
01:12:10we're all here Clint good we haven't got much time we'll have to work fast I want
01:12:15you to get all the horses in the livery's table and then
01:12:25there you are okay got change for 20 I think so
01:12:46nice day isn't it
01:12:47sure is 5 10 15 mind if I give you the rest in ones no I don't mind 16 17
01:12:5818 19 20
01:13:02there you are
01:13:22good afternoon sir can I do for you I want to draw out some money do you have an account
01:13:27here
01:13:27yes here are my credentials
01:13:38now where's that money in the safe get it
01:13:53open it up
01:14:15drop them guns
01:14:21get over there to the wall
01:14:24come on Jughead that goes for you too
01:14:29oh by the way you forgot your hat
01:14:43going someplace Dalton
01:14:44go
01:14:46go
01:14:46go
01:14:47go
01:14:48go
01:14:49go
01:14:49go
01:14:55Let's go.
01:15:23Let's go.
01:16:14Let's go.
01:16:28Let's go.
01:16:32Let's go.
01:16:39Let's go.
01:17:02Let's go.
01:17:04Let's go.
01:17:05Let's go.
01:17:05Let's go.
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