Hopalong Cassidy
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00:00Here he comes, here he comes
00:03There's the truppets, there's the drums
00:05Here he comes
00:07Humble on Cassidy
00:10Here he comes
00:15Ooooooooh
00:19Ooooooooh
00:19Ooooooooh
00:20Ooooooooh
00:20Ooooooooh
00:23Ooooooooh
00:24Hoppy, I'm kind of worried
00:25All right, let it out
00:27What have you done now?
00:28Oh, it's not me, it's California I'm worried about
00:32California? What's the matter with him?
00:34Well, I don't like to carry tails
00:36But he says he's gonna do a little gambling and drinking
00:38Ho ho ho ho ho ho
00:40He's been saying that for years, but he's never done it
00:43He'll be around when we want him
00:44Well, maybe so, but there's a first time for everything
00:46And right now he's on his way downtown
00:49He is, huh?
00:51Well, maybe we'd better see what our friend's up to
01:03California had completely disappeared
01:07Well, so far you're wrong
01:09California must have crawled off someplace to take a nap
01:11There's still another place down the street
01:13Well, take a look
01:17You think that could be California?
01:19It's hard to tell
01:19He once said if he ever got started he'd be a rootin' tootin' terror
01:23Let's find out
01:36Well, someone sure fixed this place up
01:47Hoppy! Lucky!
01:49Name your own poison and join your old pal California
01:53How much have you had to drink?
01:56Oh, three, four bottles maybe
01:59Can't drink too much of the stuff
02:01Bubbles get up your nose and tickle
02:04Bubbles, what are you drinking?
02:08Sarsaparilla
02:11What did I tell you? He's all right
02:13Oh no, I ain't hoppy
02:14I came in here to get some of the real stuff
02:16But I guess I've kinda lost my nerve
02:18Yeah
02:18But someday I'm gonna taste it
02:20And when I do I'm gonna be a rips
02:22No no
02:23What happened? We thought you were mixed up in all this
02:25Oh, that?
02:26I don't know what happened
02:28I was standing here drinking Sarsaparilla
02:30When all of a sudden things started busting wide open
02:33And everybody died
02:34Everybody except me
02:36I'm used to bar fights
02:38I ain't afraid of nothing
02:40Besides, I just paid for Miss Sarsaparilla
02:42And there ain't no critter gonna stop me from drinkin' it
02:54Ain't long for this world
03:13It was Miss Abbott the schoolteacher
03:15And she was fighting mad
03:21That's all right, folks
03:22You won't be bothered anymore
03:25The back of my head's all sticky
03:27It's a leak
03:28Is it blood hoppy?
03:30No, it's applesauce
03:33Applesauce?
03:33You ain't insinuating in my head
03:35What happened here?
03:37Well, come on, speak up
03:38I don't know, Mr. Mawson
03:41I was standing here running the game
03:42And all of a sudden we were attacked
03:43Attacked?
03:44Yes, sir
03:45I leave the place for half an hour
03:47And look what happens
03:48Somebody's trying to ruin my opening night
03:50Well, who did it?
03:52Say something
03:53Well, we don't know, boss
03:54But if I were you
03:55I'd ask Dink Davis about it
03:58Davis?
03:59I told you I heard him say last night
04:00This town wasn't big enough to hold both of you
04:02Well, we'll see about that
04:03Say, what's going on here, Mawson?
04:05Hello, Sheriff
04:06Well, as usual, you're a little late
04:08Yeah, well, I had to stop and lock up the jail
04:11Why? There's nothing in it but mice
04:12Say, now, don't you be flip
04:15I'm the sheriff around here
04:16And I want to know what goes on
04:18So do I
04:19And I'm not waiting for you to find out
04:21Come on, get moving
04:22Clean this place up
04:25We're still in business
04:26And we're going to stay there
04:32Come on
04:33Oh, he sure is mad
04:35If you owned this place
04:36Wouldn't you be sore too?
04:38That man that was talking about
04:39Seems I've heard his name before
04:40Was it Dink Davis?
04:42Yeah, that's right
04:43I know him by sight
04:45He owns the other saloon down the street
04:46The big dome
04:48I know this is none of our business
04:50But there's going to be trouble
04:51And usually where there's trouble
04:53Somebody gets hurt
04:54You got any ideas, Hop?
04:56Maybe
04:57I'll let you know when I get back
04:58I'm going to have a talk with someone
04:59You two wait here
05:08Well?
05:09How do you do, Miss Abbott?
05:11My name is Hopalong Cassidy
05:12Well, I can't do anything about that
05:14Why don't you have it changed?
05:15Well, the Hopalong's a nickname
05:17My real name is Bill
05:19William would be the proper pronunciation for that
05:22Now, just how did you happen to know my name?
05:24I don't think I've seen you here before
05:25No, you haven't
05:27But I've seen you
05:28Well, what is it you want?
05:30I'd like the answer to a very puzzling question
05:33Hmm
05:34It's a pleasant surprise to meet a man in this town
05:37Who wants to learn anything other than how to play poker
05:40What is your question?
05:42Just why do you throw apples and break windows?
05:46Do you mind if I speak to Mawson?
05:48Of course, I may not do any good
05:50But sometimes a man can be a little more convincing than a woman
05:54You mean that you're a better shot than I am with an apple?
05:58Not exactly with an apple
06:02Now, whoever could be doing that?
06:04Just goes to show you how much trouble can be started by an apple
06:11Seemed like a bad day for saloons
06:12Now the big dome was getting it
06:19That's a lot of bad even things, huh?
06:20That's one way of making Dink Davis see the light and feel the fresh air
07:28I don't like to interfere, but one of you is responsible to get hurt, and that might not be necessary.
07:31Who are you?
07:32I'm Hopalong Cassidy.
07:34I'd like to have a talk with you two before you try to kill each other.
07:37I can manage my business without your help.
07:40I've got guns to prove it.
07:41Maybe so, but here's two more that can make a mighty fine argument out of that.
07:45Thanks, boys.
07:46I don't get your angle, but you say you've got something on your mind?
07:49That's right.
07:50Now, if you'll call off your men, we'll talk it over.
07:53All right, boys.
07:54Go ahead.
07:55Let's have it.
07:56I take it you two don't care too much for each other, and there's been a little window breaking around
08:01you today.
08:01Sure I broke up his place, but not until after he broke up mine.
08:04I told you before I didn't do it.
08:07He's telling the truth, Mawson.
08:08How do you know?
08:10Because I happen to know who did it.
08:11Who?
08:12Well, I can't very well mention the name.
08:15All I hope to do is maybe keep you two from killing each other for no good reason.
08:19Could it be your own name you wouldn't be mentioning?
08:23Yeah, who are you covering up for if it isn't yourself?
08:25I said I couldn't mention the person.
08:27Listen, mister.
08:28You've stuck your neck out and your mouth open.
08:30And now I'm going to know the reason.
08:32Well, what's the answer?
08:33Right here, Mr. Mawson.
08:36I thought William would come here to protect me, and that's just what I didn't want.
08:42William?
08:42Who's William?
08:43I guess she means Harvey.
08:44But that ain't his right name.
08:46It's Bill.
08:47Now look here, Miss Abbott.
08:48This ain't no time for you to come around here and do a lot of talking.
08:50I'm not going to do a lot of talking.
08:53My argument with you is past that stage.
08:56I broke your windows, Mr. Mawson.
08:58And I intend to keep on breaking them until you close this place up.
09:02There isn't much more.
09:04He knows very well that we can't run our school as long as this place casts a shadow over it.
09:10Maybe you'd like me to tear it down.
09:12I'd like nothing better.
09:13But I know you won't, so I've started doing it my own way.
09:17That's why I wanted to be sure that you knew who broke your windows and why.
09:21You come around here again and do any damage and I'll...
09:24I'm not afraid of you, Mawson.
09:26And tomorrow I'll prove it by calling a mass meeting of the decent citizens of this town.
09:31Then we'll see whether it's the three R's that I teach,
09:34or whether you've changed them to rye, rabble, and roulette.
09:41I wouldn't have missed that for a five dollar stack of chips.
09:44I'm not afraid of you, you big bad saloon keeper.
09:47One more crack like that and I'll...
09:48You won't do anything except maybe a little homework in that lesson the school marm just gave you.
09:54Well, so long, Mawson.
09:57Come on, boy.
10:03Cassidy!
10:03Yes?
10:04Hello.
10:05I'm Lola Blair.
10:06I work for Steve Mawson.
10:07I guess you know that.
10:08Lucky you're noted.
10:09Keep quiet.
10:10You seem to be concerned about Miss Abbott's welfare.
10:13That's right.
10:13I'm afraid she's going to be in serious trouble.
10:16Well, what's happened now?
10:17Well, last night I overheard some of Mawson's men talking to him,
10:20and they told him he ought to run her out of town.
10:22I thought you should know this and perhaps warn her.
10:25Well, thank you very much, miss.
10:28So that's Miss Lola, huh?
10:30She's all right.
10:31She's all for us.
10:32Yeah, and you're all for Miss Lola.
10:34We'd better stop by the schoolhouse and see Miss Abbott.
10:45Where's your teacher this morning, children?
10:47We're waiting for her.
10:48She hasn't come to school yet.
10:49Has she ever been late before?
10:51Oh no, sir.
10:52We could sit in the corner if we're late.
10:54But I guess maybe she won't do that to herself.
10:56Oh, I guess she wouldn't.
10:58Well, I'm sure she'll be back soon.
10:59In the meantime, do you think you can get along all right without her?
11:01Yes, sir.
11:07I want to find out where she lives and go to her house.
11:10Lucky, you go back up the main street and see if you can find anyone that's seen her this morning.
11:14Right, Hup.
11:14You go back to the Golden Mill and hang around the bar.
11:16You might learn something. Anyhow, we'll meet there later.
11:24What did you find out?
11:25Nothing.
11:26Except I'm getting mighty tired of this sarsaparilla.
11:29Nobody's seen Miss Abbott since yesterday.
11:31Well, I think I found out all that's necessary.
11:34Miss Abbott wasn't home, but she had been and she'd had company.
11:36What do you mean?
11:37There were several chairs and a lamp overturned.
11:39She must have put up a terrific fight before they took her away.
11:42Ah, that lady couldn't fight ahead, Cole.
11:44No.
11:45She's got a lot more courage than some men I know.
11:47What are you going to do?
11:48I want to have a talk with Mawson.
11:50He won't admit anything.
11:52I know that.
11:53But I can at least accuse him and that'll start something.
11:56Right now, that's all I want.
12:02I want to have a talk with you, Mawson.
12:05So you're back again.
12:06No, go ahead. I'm listening.
12:08Miss Abbott isn't at school today.
12:11Well, now, what do you think of that?
12:13I'll tell you something.
12:15I didn't go to school today either.
12:19So I see.
12:20Maybe you did go to her house, say, last night.
12:23What are you talking about?
12:24I'm talking about Miss Abbott.
12:26She's missing.
12:29What would that mean to me?
12:31It might mean a lot to you.
12:33It seems that you're the one that has the most reason to get rid of her.
12:36Are you implying that?
12:37I am not insinuating anything.
12:38I'm asking a question.
12:40Where's Miss Abbott?
12:41I don't know where she is.
12:43But I know where I wish she was.
12:48And that goes for you, too.
12:53That bullet only burned your hand, Mawson.
12:55And I hope I never have to come any closer.
12:57In the meantime, I'm staying around town
12:59until someone remembers where they misplaced that school teacher.
13:08Where's the dad?
13:10Well, don't stand around there.
13:11Do something. Get a bread of water.
13:12Right, boss.
13:13That sure was fast shooting, Hoppy.
13:15Yeah, and fast talking, too.
13:17You know, Mawson had plenty of reason to be sorting.
13:19The air in your head would have been a lot of surprise
13:21if you hadn't baked them in time.
13:23What do we do?
13:24I'm going to school where I can learn a few things.
13:27To school?
13:42Well, children, your teacher won't be here today,
13:45but this school has to keep running for a lot of reasons.
13:48I had a little concentrating to do myself,
13:50and I couldn't think of a better place to do it than in a school room.
13:57Now, suppose I assign you some lessons,
13:59and we'll all settle down to some nice, quiet work.
14:08Well, let's see.
14:14Do you all have your history books, children?
14:17Yes, teacher.
14:18That's fine.
14:26What is it?
14:28I'm a sister.
14:28Can I get a drink?
14:30Oh, yes.
14:31Go right ahead.
14:40I found a band from a high-priced cigar in Miss Abbott's home,
14:43and it had given me an idea.
14:50Well, how about you, Sonny?
14:51Young man, what do you want to be when you grow up?
14:54An Indian.
14:55An Indian?
14:55Why?
14:56My pop says the country's in bad shape,
14:59so we should give it back to the Indians.
15:01That way I'd be giddy, sonny.
15:05I don't know.
15:06If we keep on with what we're doing to it,
15:07the Indians won't want it back.
15:13How about you?
15:14Me?
15:17I'm gonna run a saloon.
15:18A saloon?
15:19Sure, like my old man.
15:21What is your name?
15:22Dinky Davis.
15:23Only Ma calls me stinky,
15:24So she can tell me from Pa.
15:26I see.
15:27I've heard of your dad.
15:31What about you, son?
15:32I'm gonna be a bear hunter like my big brother.
15:36See?
15:38All I need now is a gun.
15:39What?
15:40Well, that's a great business,
15:41but I didn't know there weren't a bear around here.
15:43Sure.
15:44Way up in the hills, there's plenty.
15:46Just a week ago, I went with my brother,
15:49and he got two of them by the old Mausson cabin.
15:52You mean, uh, Steve Mausson?
15:54Yeah, but it's just a shack.
15:56Don't reckon he uses it much.
15:58Oh.
15:58Is it very far from here?
16:00No, but it's a hard ride.
16:02Way up to the end of Tuttle Creek.
16:05Oh, what direction is that?
16:07You know, Dark Canyon?
16:09Yeah.
16:11The description of the Lawson cabin
16:13made it sound like a perfect hideout.
16:15We left California behind
16:17with instructions to keep his eyes and ears wide open.
16:22There it is.
16:32You think there are any guards around?
16:34Well, there must be, if they got Miss Abbott here.
16:37Let's put our horses over here.
16:40You think there must be.
16:58Let's try the door on the other side.
16:58He is asleep.
17:00Let's try the door on the other side.
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22:31No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
22:58Well, I knew there was bad feeling between them.
23:02I sympathize with the school one.
23:04I'm a father.
23:06I don't like the idea of this place being practically on the school grounds,
23:10even though I run a saloon myself.
23:14One of my boys saw Mawson enter the Abbott woman's house last night.
23:17That's the last lie you ever tell.
23:19Wait a minute, stop it, both of you.
23:23Well, I guess that ought to prove what I've been trying to tell you.
23:26I had him trailed up to his place
23:28and I know the whole layout.
23:29I was trying to talk reason to him when you came in.
23:32Well, I guess I'm all through now.
23:33You certainly are, Davis.
23:36If you have to smoke cigars,
23:37you should be more careful where you throw the bands.
23:40What do you mean?
23:41I found one of those bands
23:42on Miss Abbott's living room floor this morning.
23:45A lot of folks smoke the same brand.
23:47They don't around here.
23:48I found out you have those cigars sent to you from Waco.
23:52Davis, you abducted Miss Abbott.
23:54That's crazy. Why should I?
23:55Because you found a chance to make Mawson the goat.
23:58You figured everybody in town
23:59I thought he was mad enough to do most anything to her.
24:01You all soon knew about that shack of his.
24:04It was a perfect setup to frame him,
24:06But it didn't work, Davis.
24:08All right.
24:09You were smart enough to find out about it.
24:13I'll see if you're smart enough to hold me here.
24:15First one that makes a move
24:16or pulls a gun is going to get it.
24:24Hey, come on.
24:27Yes, you're late again, Sheriff.
24:31Oh, no, I'm not.
24:33What do you mean?
24:34Well, you forget that I'm also the undertaker in this town.
24:37All right, boys.
24:38Thanks, Cassidy.
24:39I was in a pretty tough spot.
24:40You're still going to be in a tough spot
24:42if you don't make peace with Miss Abbott.
24:44Now, Miss Abbott, I don't want any more trouble,
24:46but I can't move this building
24:47and you can't move your school.
24:49Tell you what,
24:50I don't think Davis needs his saloon any longer.
24:53I'll buy it for you.
24:54It'll make a fine school.
24:56Well, that sounds like a good deal, Miss Abbott.
24:59Yes, William.
25:03Your offer for the new Mawson Elementary School
25:05is accepted.
25:06And thankfully.
25:10My goodness, those children.
25:13I forgot all about them.
25:15Ha, ha, ha, ha.
25:16Here he goes, on his way
25:20Down the moon, the trail to where cowboys race
25:25Hop along, Cassidy
25:28Closed Captioning
25:28All right, please. Amen.
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