Desert Riders (1951) is a classic Western adventure filled with action, danger, and suspense across the rugged American frontier. Follow a group of determined riders as they face unexpected challenges, lawless enemies, and the harsh realities of life in the Old West. With its classic Western atmosphere, horseback action, and vintage storytelling, this film is a great choice for fans of classic Hollywood and old Western movies.
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00:00:28The Lone Ranger
00:01:30The Overland Mail.
00:01:31San Francisco to St. Louis in 25 days.
00:01:352,700 miles in 25 days and 25 nights.
00:01:40When the weather and engines behave.
00:01:42A lot farther and longer when they didn't.
00:01:45People said it couldn't be done.
00:01:48They laughed.
00:01:49Called it the jackass mail.
00:01:51But when mail and passengers and gold began coming through from California day in and day out.
00:01:59The whole country sat up and took notice.
00:02:02San Francisco to St. Louis.
00:02:04The shortest, fastest, back-breakingest ride you could buy for $200 gold.
00:02:09Meals included.
00:02:11Yes, sir, that's it.
00:02:13The jackass mail.
00:02:22This is the relay station at Rawhide Pass.
00:02:25One of many strung along the 2,700-mile route.
00:02:28Here, while a fresh team of mules was hitched to the stage,
00:02:31the driver and passengers could wash, have some food, and go on to the next station many miles away.
00:02:37Don't go to it, Tom.
00:02:38It ain't been no picnic for me, neither.
00:02:40I'm just getting mule skinner's wages.
00:02:43That don't include no bonus for learning you the business.
00:02:46I've knowed your old man for 40 years.
00:02:48There weren't nothing too tough for him.
00:02:50That's why when he cracks the whip, men and mules just lay back their ears and take orders.
00:02:55But if any man was to talk to him the way I'm talking to you,
00:02:58he'd poke both fists right in their whiskers.
00:03:05Well, can't you even talk back?
00:03:12Trouble, you just don't listen.
00:03:15Here I've been trying for five, six months to learn you the business,
00:03:18and you're still shaving and taking a bath.
00:03:21It's no wonder them mules don't take to you kindly.
00:03:26Here, what's your old man going to think of me
00:03:28if I send you back looking just as much of a dude as when you first come out here?
00:03:34Well, doggone it! Can't you say something?
00:03:37Yes, Sam.
00:03:38Bugle's blowing.
00:03:40That's the trouble.
00:03:41You get me so riled up, I can't even attend the business.
00:03:50Try him again, Billy.
00:03:57Now, do it like a lungey.
00:03:58Then come out and help me with them mules.
00:04:30Oh, my God.
00:04:56Oh, my God.
00:04:59Hello.
00:04:59You still here in the center of civilization, Tom?
00:05:02I won't be much longer, Mr. Scott.
00:05:03I finally got my pardon.
00:05:05Well, you're going back east, huh?
00:05:06Yes, sir.
00:05:07When?
00:05:08One week.
00:05:09He hadn't half earned a bin this year.
00:05:43What's the baby's name, Miss Holt?
00:05:46Callie.
00:05:47Callie.
00:05:48I never heard that name before.
00:05:50Short for California, Sam.
00:05:51Born there, wasn't she?
00:05:54Placerville.
00:05:55In a mining camp?
00:05:56That's right.
00:05:57Poor little thing.
00:05:58It's tough.
00:05:59It's tough to be born anywhere.
00:06:02A little more coffee, Miss Holt?
00:06:04No, thank you.
00:06:05And please stop calling me Mrs. Holt.
00:06:06I'm Miss.
00:06:07Miss who?
00:06:08Yes.
00:06:19Can I have a little more coffee, Mr. Slade?
00:06:21Coffee?
00:06:22This stuff tastes like burnt corn boiled in branch water.
00:06:25Well, it could be.
00:06:26We don't run no fancy hotel here.
00:06:28He couldn't get it down with a swig of whiskey.
00:06:30Back wherever you came from, I'll bet you were glad to get a drink out of a sluice box.
00:06:34Well, it didn't cost $200 in gold, it didn't.
00:06:37That's the price of the stage ticket, Mr. Slade.
00:06:39The company fills the food in extra.
00:06:41You call less food?
00:06:43Mule boy here seems to like it.
00:06:49Mule boy doesn't.
00:06:51But it's eat or starve, so I... I eat.
00:06:53Just wait till I get back to Missouri.
00:06:56I'm gonna take it up with a fella and raise hob with him.
00:06:59Whoever's running this here company.
00:07:01Looks like trouble for old J.C.
00:07:02J.C. can take care of any trouble that comes his way.
00:07:05Who's J.C.?
00:07:06J.C. Owens.
00:07:07It's his father, superintendent of the Eastern Division.
00:07:10I'll give you his address in St. Joe if you'll throw in a couple of complaints from me.
00:07:23See you in St. Joe, Mr. Scott.
00:07:45You just pulled in from the west?
00:07:47Half hour ago.
00:07:48You didn't by any chance see four men on the road.
00:07:50Nope.
00:07:51Who are you looking for, Lieutenant?
00:07:52A fella named Zimmerman.
00:07:54Rafe Zimmerman?
00:07:55Yeah.
00:07:56I thought they had an intrusion over at Huntsville.
00:07:58He broke his head.
00:07:59He broke out.
00:07:59The day before he was due to get hung.
00:08:01Him and three others.
00:08:03You didn't see them, did you, Todd?
00:08:05No.
00:08:05I don't want to, neither.
00:08:07Figure they crossed over into Mexico?
00:08:09They're after gold.
00:08:10Lots of it.
00:08:11Found that out at La Mesilla where they held up Johnny Madden's stage.
00:08:14Johnny drove through here just yesterday.
00:08:16That's right.
00:08:17Too much damage?
00:08:18Plenty.
00:08:18Killed Johnny Madden.
00:08:19Johnny Madden killed?
00:08:20Yeah.
00:08:21We're here to get the escort as far as La Mesilla.
00:08:24If you're ready to go.
00:08:25I'm ready to go, all right.
00:08:26But I got a responsibility.
00:08:28My passengers.
00:08:32You and little Callie will have to stay here, Miss Hope.
00:08:34Why?
00:08:35Company rule.
00:08:36That's right, ma'am.
00:08:37Company rule, my foot.
00:08:38I paid my fare.
00:08:39It took all the money I could scrape up.
00:08:41I won't do it.
00:08:42I'm sorry.
00:08:43It's a company rule not to risk the lives of children.
00:08:45If you're bent on going, I can't stop you.
00:08:48But you'll have to leave the baby behind.
00:08:50That's one responsibility I'm not allowed to take.
00:08:53Leave Callie behind, jibber jabber.
00:08:56That's up to you, ma'am.
00:08:59Here, you.
00:08:59Take her thing.
00:09:00He'll do nothing of the kind.
00:09:02I'm not staying here.
00:09:03I'm afraid you are, ma'am.
00:09:04Company rules.
00:09:06Leave these things alone.
00:09:13You leave me and my things alone.
00:09:15I'm going in this stagecoach and the baby's going with me.
00:09:18Stop her, Tom.
00:09:19Just try and stop me.
00:09:21I said stop her.
00:09:22No.
00:09:22Well, grab her.
00:09:23Don't go in and grab her.
00:09:24Let me go.
00:09:26Take your hands off me.
00:09:28I've got to get to Saint Louis.
00:09:29Let me go.
00:09:30I've got to get on that stagecoach.
00:09:32Take your hands off me.
00:09:34Let me go.
00:09:35You fool.
00:09:36You'll make me lose my job.
00:09:38Hurry up, Gil.
00:09:38Get them on out.
00:09:39Let me go.
00:09:43I hope you're happy with what you've done.
00:09:45I'm sorry I hurt your arm.
00:09:46Thanks for not breaking it.
00:09:48Don't blame me, ma'am.
00:09:49I'm only a hired hand here.
00:09:50You'll only lose one day, ma'am.
00:09:52You can go in on the stage tomorrow.
00:09:57Tom, you take your things inside and I'll look after the mules.
00:10:08Take it easy.
00:10:10That's everything I own.
00:10:37What are you doing?
00:10:39I'm taking this room.
00:10:41I'm sorry.
00:10:42This is mine.
00:10:43Not tonight it isn't.
00:11:16What are you afraid of?
00:11:18Coyotes?
00:11:18Yeah, the kind with boots on.
00:11:22Wait a minute.
00:11:23Is there someplace around here I can take a bath?
00:11:26Yeah, the pitcher's full.
00:11:28I said bath.
00:11:29Yes.
00:11:31Come on.
00:11:36You see that?
00:11:39That what?
00:11:40That what that Sam is pumping water into.
00:11:43That's a horse trough.
00:11:45Well, just don't use any soap.
00:11:47The animals don't like it.
00:11:49Is that where you take a bath?
00:11:51No.
00:11:52Don't you ever take a bath?
00:11:54Now and again.
00:11:55Back in the canyon, a hot spring.
00:11:57That's more like it.
00:11:58Mind if I borrow this?
00:12:00Well, it looks as if you already have.
00:12:03You sure you know how to use it?
00:12:05I've seen them around.
00:12:06Well, here.
00:12:08In that case, you might just as well take this too.
00:12:11And you'll find my towel and my soap in my room.
00:12:15Have a nice bath.
00:12:25Where's she going?
00:12:27Back in the canyon.
00:12:29She's doing what you ought to do once in a while.
00:12:31Take a bath.
00:12:32Keep dry outside and wait inside.
00:12:34That's what a man does in this country.
00:12:43What's that?
00:12:45You hear anything?
00:12:48No, I don't hear anything.
00:12:50Where's your gun?
00:12:52Where do you think?
00:12:53She took it.
00:13:00No.
00:13:00No.
00:13:00No.
00:13:00No.
00:13:00No.
00:13:01No.
00:13:20No.
00:13:23No.
00:13:23What are you going to do?
00:13:24Keep a beat on him.
00:13:25You'll find out who it is.
00:13:50You're the station keeper?
00:13:52No, I just work here.
00:13:54Where's the boss?
00:13:57Oh, he's around.
00:13:58Just the two of you work here?
00:14:03I guess you're wondering who I am, huh?
00:14:06Well, there aren't many strangers come along.
00:14:09I've been wondering about you too.
00:14:11But I guess you're all right.
00:14:19Deputy Sheriff Miles, from Huntsville.
00:14:26Oh, the Owens is my name.
00:14:29All right, Sam.
00:14:30You can come out now.
00:14:46I hear they killed one of my best friends, Johnny Mann.
00:14:49That's right.
00:14:50Ought to be shot down like a mad dog, that's Zimmerman.
00:14:52Not a doubt about it.
00:14:55Trooper said he's looking for gold.
00:14:57Just stand still, Todd.
00:15:02Get your hands up.
00:15:04Get over against that wall.
00:15:08Fire.
00:15:10Face it.
00:15:14Now stay that way.
00:15:40Now stay that way.
00:15:41here.
00:15:43Here, Sheriff Zimmerman.
00:15:44Keep them covered.
00:15:45Sure, Zim.
00:15:54That everybody boss, just them two?
00:15:56Don't know for sure.
00:15:58Like, Ali, it works just like Zim said.
00:15:59Ah, we could have rode straight in.
00:16:01Yeah, see, take a look around outside.
00:16:03Here, take this.
00:16:04Do you reckon that I'll be needing firearms, boss?
00:16:07Take it.
00:16:07Put our horses in the corral and hide the saddles.
00:16:10Sure.
00:16:12Take a look around for guns.
00:16:17Graz.
00:16:18Ja, sir.
00:16:29All right, Todd.
00:16:31Owens, turn around.
00:16:36Listen, Zimmerman.
00:16:37I'll do the talking.
00:16:37I've got to say something.
00:16:41Now, I want answers.
00:16:43And I want them right.
00:16:46What time's the next stage do you hear?
00:16:49One from the east.
00:16:50What time?
00:16:52Tonight.
00:16:53What time?
00:16:55About sundown.
00:16:56What about the next stage from the west?
00:16:58That's tomorrow.
00:17:00What time?
00:17:02Usually early morning.
00:17:05Is that right?
00:17:09I ask you, is that right?
00:17:12Yeah.
00:17:14Know how much gold it's carrying?
00:17:18No.
00:17:20You?
00:17:21None.
00:17:22That ship went through today.
00:17:30I don't like to be lied to.
00:17:33The westbound stage is due here at 8 o'clock tonight.
00:17:36The California stage comes through tomorrow noon.
00:17:39And it's carrying close to $100,000 in gold bars consigned by the Crocker Mining Company in Sacramento
00:17:44to the government in Wall Street, New York.
00:17:47Look, you both knew it because Johnny Madden told you so yesterday.
00:17:51It ain't so, Zimmerman.
00:18:00Hey, Zim!
00:18:02Look!
00:18:04You want to take me out to a barn dance?
00:18:06Where did you get those things?
00:18:08In there.
00:18:09Where is she?
00:18:10Thanks, Zimmerman.
00:18:11Your wife?
00:18:13No.
00:18:14So she's yours.
00:18:16Where is she?
00:18:18Where is she, Owens?
00:18:21Where's your wife?
00:18:22I haven't got a wife.
00:18:29Oh, my God.
00:18:31Oh my God.
00:18:44Where is she?
00:18:46Oh.
00:18:48Oh.
00:18:50Oh.
00:18:51Oh.
00:19:13He won't hand us no more lies.
00:19:17Where was you, Zim?
00:19:19Using my head.
00:19:22You ran out and left Owens.
00:19:25Where is he?
00:19:29You want I should take care of him, too?
00:19:32If you had half a brain, you'd know we need Owens.
00:19:37Sounds just like a baby girl.
00:19:40I'll ring tailmocky if I don't.
00:19:51Look, look, it is a baby.
00:19:55Come on.
00:19:55Come on.
00:20:08Come on.
00:20:11Come on.
00:20:18those are the men the troopers were looking for why did they lock me in here they think you're my
00:20:23wife your wife that's right well what gave them that idea i don't know i didn't say it it was
00:20:28their idea did you tell them different they didn't give me a chance well don't do it then why well
00:20:36it might save your skin and your babies how i don't know but as long as they've made a mistake
00:20:40we might as well go along with it whose skin are you trying to save ours are yours well mine
00:20:45too
00:20:47now listen here miss holt or mrs holt or whatever your name is those killers are after gold gold
00:20:53that's coming through tomorrow on the stage from california i don't know what's in their crazy
00:20:57heads or what their scheme is but killing me right away isn't part of it or they'd have done that
00:21:01by
00:21:02now what's all this got to do with your telling them i'm your wife i told you i didn't tell
00:21:06them
00:21:06they just put two and two together simple as that huh you're not getting me mixed up in this
00:21:12i'm going out there and tell them i'm just a passenger on this line they're gonna rob all
00:21:15the stagecoaches they want to but i'll do nothing to get calia me killed you listen to me your only
00:21:21chance of staying alive at least as long as i do is to let them keep on thinking that you're
00:21:25my wife
00:21:26they need me the gold they want is on the eastbound stage but it doesn't come through here until
00:21:31tomorrow there's a westbound stage that goes through here tonight sam's dead they've got to keep me here
00:21:38alive now you and the baby can stay alive just as long as i do that's all i've got to
00:21:43say and you can
00:22:02do what you like
00:22:03where'd you get this why do you think todd was running for the stable that's where sim find it
00:22:07by golly old sowbelly sure could have picked us off with this give it to gratz he won't leave it
00:22:13lying
00:22:13around where owens can get his hands on it
00:22:20meaning you can't count on me now let's get this straight i didn't pick any of you for this
00:22:28you just happened to be there when i made my break all right you're here
00:22:32and that's my bad luck by golly sim i don't do nothing it's not you he's shooting that
00:22:37you gratz you're nothing but a a big dumb coot that does anything he says
00:22:43you yancy you're a one horse horse thief it's me he's griping at
00:22:52the first thing to do is to get rid of todd's body
00:22:55take care of it tevis you yancy give him a hand
00:23:00come on bean belly
00:23:19all right come out
00:23:32that's
00:23:34you must forgive me he's just a big dumb animal
00:23:38Yeah, by golly.
00:23:39What kind of an animal are you letting them shoot down an unarmed man?
00:23:42Kill or be killed, he was heading for that rifle.
00:23:48Where's your gun?
00:23:50My what?
00:23:51Your revolver. You know what I'm talking about.
00:23:54Can't you see he hasn't any?
00:23:55Where's your revolver?
00:23:57Well, Sam had it. You took it away from him, don't you remember?
00:24:00Where's his gun?
00:24:02He sent it to Tucson to have it fixed.
00:24:04What was wrong with it?
00:24:05The firing pin was broken.
00:24:14That's a rotten thing to do.
00:24:22Tevers!
00:24:25Put that body on a pack mule!
00:24:35Tevers has no respect for the dead.
00:24:38And he just loves the living.
00:24:40Why don't you let us bury him?
00:24:42We won't run away. We'd hate to get shot in the back.
00:24:46Go ahead, if it'll make you feel any better.
00:24:48Wait a minute, I'll get the baby.
00:24:49She's all right where she is, Mrs. Owens.
00:24:52If you want to go with your husband, go.
00:24:54No, but the baby stays here.
00:25:00Go with him.
00:25:01Tell Tevers to let him bury him.
00:25:03Yes, Sim.
00:25:04Stick close.
00:25:05Yes, Sim.
00:25:37All right, back to the station.
00:25:39Well, maybe they want to say some words.
00:25:42Well, let them get it over with.
00:25:44You take that shovel and get going.
00:25:45Well, it ain't fit to walk away when...
00:25:47I said get going.
00:25:56Well, go on. Go on. Say the words.
00:26:00May the Lord grant you everlasting rest and peace.
00:26:02Come on. What are you doing? Preaching a sermon?
00:26:06Where's my pistol?
00:26:09It must be behind the water trough.
00:26:42Just a minute.
00:26:47Now, I want the next stage to come through and no questions asked.
00:26:51But they'll want to know where Sam is, won't they?
00:26:53And you'll tell them.
00:26:54Gone to Tucson, Fort Yuma.
00:26:56Make up your own story.
00:26:58But make it good so nobody gets suspicious.
00:27:02Remember, Owens, you have two good reasons to be careful.
00:27:12They ought to know where Sam is.
00:27:22See you.
00:27:35Same as
00:27:37Company rules.
00:27:39If they hadn't forced me to stay here, I'd be on my way to my job, and we'd be safe.
00:27:48Yeah, well, looks like we've both missed being on the right stage.
00:27:56Where were you bound for?
00:28:01I was taking Kelly to her father's folks in Independence.
00:28:06Where is her father?
00:28:07He was killed in Gold Run three months ago.
00:28:11A mother, too.
00:28:14If Kelly isn't my baby, her mother, Jeannie was my sister.
00:28:17Oh.
00:28:20What happened?
00:28:25We used to sing and dance on the Mississippi River boats.
00:28:29Jeannie fell in love with a gambler.
00:28:33He got the gold fever, you know, wanted to go out west.
00:28:36She wouldn't go without me.
00:28:38So we went.
00:28:40From mining camp to mining camp.
00:28:43Jeannie was pretty.
00:28:44Johnny, her husband, was hot-tempered and jealous.
00:28:50Every time a man so much as gave Jeannie a smile, they'd be abroad.
00:28:54One night, a drunken claim jumper took a fancy to her.
00:28:57And when the shooting was over, I was alone.
00:29:00With Kelly.
00:29:02I kept on working.
00:29:05Saved up enough money to get us back east.
00:29:10And...
00:29:11And you end up in this mess.
00:29:16I could get my hands on a pistol.
00:29:30I was just watching Owens like you told me to.
00:29:34Keep away from her.
00:29:37Well, I ain't been cured of women yet.
00:29:40Ain't had your medicines in.
00:29:43Now, let's get one thing straight.
00:29:45Owens will take orders from us just as long as he thinks that's the only way he'll save his wife
00:29:49and kid.
00:29:50You start anything and the whole thing blows up in our faces.
00:30:05Where did you get that coat?
00:30:07Oh, oh, well, I got...
00:30:09He took it from that fancy pants passenger.
00:30:12He took a whole carpet bag full.
00:30:14Take it off.
00:30:15Take it off and bury it.
00:30:18Yes, bury it. Get it all out of sight.
00:30:20Don't you realize there's a whole stagecoach full of people coming through here soon?
00:30:24Can't you get that through your simple heads?
00:30:26I'm sorry, boss. I misfigured it.
00:30:28Well, bury it.
00:30:32Take it off.
00:30:34Bury it.
00:30:36Dig a hole out.
00:30:38Bury it.
00:30:38Bury it.
00:30:40What happens?
00:30:42It's a pity to take a pretty coat out and bury it.
00:30:45I don't know how to stay here.
00:30:48I'm a golden stone.
00:30:52I'm a golden stone, I'm a golden stone.
00:30:57I'm a golden stone.
00:30:58I'm like a golden stone.
00:31:01I'm just been here and gone.
00:31:06Couldn't bed me down in a one-horse-down
00:31:10With the whole wide world out there
00:31:13A giant strike is five foot wide
00:31:18And it takes me everywhere
00:31:33I'm a rollin' stone that's just been here and gone
00:31:41I'm a rollin' stone that's just been here and gone
00:31:46The clock stopped.
00:31:47It usually does if you don't wind it.
00:31:49What time is it by your watch?
00:31:51I could tell you if I had it.
00:32:05Yancey.
00:32:06What time is it by his watch?
00:32:09Well, let's see now.
00:32:13Just nine o'clock, straight up.
00:32:25Have you got any idea what's holding up that stagecoach?
00:32:29No?
00:32:30Well, does it often come in so late?
00:32:33Sometimes.
00:32:34Sometimes they don't get in at all.
00:32:37Well, what do you mean by that?
00:32:39Johnny Madden's stage never got in, did it?
00:32:41Boss, boss, boss, look.
00:32:43She likes it.
00:32:44She's singing.
00:32:52Mrs. Owens, put your baby to bed.
00:33:03She sure sings pretty, ma'am.
00:33:14I'll call you when the stage comes.
00:33:17I'll call you when the stage comes.
00:33:37Have you thought of something?
00:33:38Yes.
00:33:57Here.
00:33:58Try to get this to the stagecoach driver.
00:34:00But be careful.
00:34:01Don't take any chances.
00:34:02They'll be watching us every minute and they'll shoot down everyone if anything goes wrong.
00:34:06I'll try to get one to him, too.
00:34:08Keep you at the door.
00:34:30I'm a rolling stone, just a rolly, oldy, old one.
00:34:38What's that?
00:34:39Ah, keep your pants on, Yancey.
00:34:42It's just a lucky old coyote singing to his sweetheart.
00:35:08She's coming, I think.
00:35:09Listen.
00:35:12Yeah, my golly, that's it.
00:35:13That's it, all right.
00:35:15You know what to do.
00:35:16Yeah, sir.
00:35:18Have a story about me.
00:35:20Yancey?
00:35:20Sure, sure, I know her, boss.
00:35:38All right, come on out.
00:35:39Both of you.
00:35:45Yancey.
00:35:46What's he going to do?
00:35:46He'll look after the baby.
00:35:50Now go with them.
00:35:53Tevis.
00:35:55Now wait a minute, Zimmerman.
00:35:56She'll be all right.
00:35:57Just as long as you don't make any mistakes.
00:35:59Why can't I stay here with my husband?
00:36:01Because I don't want you here.
00:36:03He don't trust no woman, girlie.
00:36:06Go on, Mrs. Owens.
00:36:11Go ahead.
00:36:12Grotz.
00:36:15Grotz.
00:36:21Now remember, all Grotz and Tevis have to hear is one shot.
00:36:26Now grab that lantern and look alive.
00:36:30Come on.
00:36:37Get your hands off that.
00:36:40I thought you wanted that stagecoach to go through with no questions asked.
00:36:43Well, they won't even come in if they don't hear me blow this.
00:36:45All right, go ahead.
00:36:48But they'd better come in.
00:36:49Come on.
00:37:01Ah!
00:37:03Ah!
00:37:04Ah!
00:37:05Ah!
00:37:05Ah!
00:37:06Ah!
00:37:06Ah!
00:37:07Ah!
00:37:21No, Kitty, everything's all right.
00:37:26Your mama's just gone for a walk.
00:37:30Uncle Yancy, take care of you.
00:37:34Go to sleep now.
00:37:38That's right. Go to sleep.
00:37:42And when you grow up, Kitty, never, never, never steal a horse.
00:38:12I think that'll fit all right.
00:38:15I'll get it on there.
00:38:16We'll see.
00:38:19It's a pretty issue, ain't it?
00:38:21Let me see.
00:38:24I'll make it, I'll make it.
00:38:25Stretch it on the thing, I'll get it.
00:38:32Uh, Graz, you stay back where you can seize M-Signal.
00:38:46Go for it.
00:38:48Ho!
00:38:48Hoo!
00:38:49Oooh!
00:38:49Whoa!
00:38:51Whoo!
00:38:53book
00:38:54without deceaining it slamming over.
00:38:58Arr... Arrght!
00:39:17...Luke!
00:39:18Howdy, Tom.
00:39:19Howdy, Tex.
00:39:20Howdy, Luke.
00:39:20Howdy, Tom.
00:39:25Where's Sam?
00:39:27Uh, Tucson.
00:39:28Tucson?
00:39:31Yeah, he had to go have his tooth pulled.
00:39:34His face well clear out to here.
00:39:36It's kind of unusual, ain't it?
00:39:38Old Sam leaving here alone with them outlaws on a loose?
00:39:41He's not exactly alone.
00:39:48Well, I guess I'd better introduce myself.
00:39:54Deputy Sheriff Miles, Huntsville.
00:39:58Oh, I thought it was kind of funny old Sam would go off and leave Tom here alone.
00:40:02You know, short-handed.
00:40:04No sign of them outlaws yet?
00:40:05Nope.
00:40:06Say, you're kind of late tonight, aren't you?
00:40:08Yeah, and I made us wait up until I'm gonna see it till Gil Scott drove in.
00:40:11Just wanted to make sure we wouldn't run into no trouble.
00:40:15Want me to give you a hand with the team, Tom?
00:40:16No, I'll help him.
00:40:19Much obliged.
00:40:19Say, your face looks kind of familiar, Sheriff.
00:40:22It does to a lot of people.
00:40:24Say, you'd better go on inside.
00:40:26Tom's got bacon, beans, and coffee on the stove.
00:40:28Oh, good.
00:40:29Good.
00:40:29Come on, Luke.
00:40:30Come on, folks, let's eat.
00:40:32Good.
00:40:32I'm ready, of course.
00:40:32I don't know how the coffee is better here than it was at last.
00:40:36Certainly glad to get in here.
00:40:40Oh, yeah, I'll go.
00:40:47All right, go ahead.
00:40:54Oh!
00:40:56Oh!
00:40:57Oh!
00:40:59Oh!
00:41:03Oh!
00:41:04Oh!
00:41:05Oh!
00:41:06Oh!
00:41:08Oh!
00:41:11Oh!
00:41:12Oh!
00:41:13Oh!
00:41:20Yeah.
00:41:21You know how long it's been since I seen a pretty-faced girlie?
00:41:26Two years.
00:41:28Two years.
00:41:30Two long years.
00:41:32That jug they had me in up in Huntsville, it didn't have no window.
00:41:37I could hear the laughing and the music from the dance hall across the street.
00:41:44Once I even got a whiff of perfumey, like yours.
00:41:50But I couldn't see.
00:41:52No, sir.
00:41:54Not for two long years.
00:42:13Say, Tom, I keep thinking it's a funny thing Sam would go off and leave you alone.
00:42:17Couldn't you yank that tooth fur?
00:42:18Well, Luke, I told Todd I'd stick here until he got back.
00:42:22I could use some more coffee, Tom.
00:42:24Sort of left Tom here in your custody, huh, Sheriff?
00:42:26Yeah, that's about the size of it.
00:42:28Thanks, Tom.
00:42:35You sure I ain't seen you someplace before, Sheriff?
00:42:41Ever been to Huntsville?
00:42:43Nope.
00:42:44Not inside.
00:42:48I hear it's a pretty tough place.
00:42:50Not tough enough to hold that fellow's own.
00:42:53You don't know him, Sheriff?
00:42:55I was in Huntsville the same time he was.
00:42:58Outside.
00:43:00Well, I'd be glad to get some first-hand information.
00:43:03Mr. Pickerts with the New York Herald.
00:43:05Oh, yes.
00:43:06Horace Greeley's newspaper.
00:43:08I haven't seen one in a long time.
00:43:10I'm making this trip to write up the Overland Mail.
00:43:12I'm almost sorry we didn't meet up with that gang you're after.
00:43:15Make good copy.
00:43:16Oh, please don't say such things.
00:43:18Oh, don't get nervous, Mama.
00:43:19Sheriff's sitting used here with us.
00:43:21Yeah, yeah, ma'am, but...
00:43:22The Zimmerman.
00:43:23Cold proposition, isn't he?
00:43:25A pretty tough Huckleberry.
00:43:27What's he look like?
00:43:29Oh, he's about my height.
00:43:31Maybe a little more, a little less.
00:43:33Smooth-shaven.
00:43:35Straight nose.
00:43:37Hair and eyes about my color.
00:43:39I heard he came from a pretty high-toned family.
00:43:41Was going big guns in the banking business till he met that woman.
00:43:46That so?
00:43:47Well, that's been rumored that way.
00:43:49Oh, it's the truth.
00:43:50She was a Creole gal from New Orleans and a plenty good looker.
00:43:55Her name was, uh, was, uh...
00:43:58What was her name?
00:43:59What business are you traveling for, Mr. Chickering?
00:44:01Colts, Hartford, Connecticut.
00:44:03Oh.
00:44:03Just one more question.
00:44:04What crime were they going to hang the woman for?
00:44:07Murder.
00:44:09He killed this Creole gal because she was double dealing him for some other young bucko.
00:44:14Killed him, too.
00:44:16Shot them both dead.
00:44:18That right, Sheriff?
00:44:20Well, from what he told me, they had it coming to him.
00:44:23You almost sound as if you admired him.
00:44:27Never underestimate your enemy, Mr. Figert.
00:44:30It's a good way to keep alive.
00:44:32Very interesting.
00:44:33Do you mind if I quote you?
00:44:34No, not at all.
00:44:35Just so you spell my name right.
00:44:38I hear Colts getting out some new army models.
00:44:41That's what I'm taking to California.
00:44:42Uh, Sheriff Miles.
00:44:45M-I-L-E-S.
00:44:47Ben Miles.
00:44:48Slickest line of guns you ever see, Sheriff.
00:44:50Uh, show them to him, Mr. Chickering.
00:44:52I'll be glad to.
00:44:53Fine.
00:44:56Oh, Tom.
00:44:57Want to have a look at a hometown newspaper?
00:45:00Ain't but 12 days old.
00:45:02Thanks.
00:45:06What do you think?
00:45:07Well, it's way ahead of anything I've ever handled.
00:45:10Good balance.
00:45:12Yes, nice smooth action.
00:45:17You wouldn't want to sell this one, would you?
00:45:19I should say not.
00:45:21They're my samples.
00:45:23Fancy that, Sheriff.
00:45:26Oh, that's mighty slick.
00:45:29Have one, sir?
00:45:32In a row, sorry.
00:45:44I'm sorry.
00:45:46No, no, I reckon it was just a coyote...
00:45:50...run through the corral.
00:45:51Well, folks.
00:45:52Time to get the movement again.
00:45:54Take a look.
00:45:57Sheriff, did you have my revolver?
00:46:00Why, I gave it to Davis.
00:46:02Didn't I lay it on the table?
00:46:04Well, I don't see it.
00:46:08Here it is, right where Mr. Davis left it.
00:46:10Thank you, Sheriff.
00:46:11Come on, folks.
00:46:13Get your gear together. We've got a long ride ahead.
00:46:19Well, nice to have seen you, Sheriff.
00:46:20Thanks. Same to you.
00:46:24The stage is waiting, Tom.
00:47:04Come on.
00:47:07Come on.
00:47:25What kind of a fool do you think I am trying to swipe that salesman's gun?
00:47:34I don't want to have to kill you unless you make me do it.
00:47:40Everything all right, Sim?
00:47:44I want a drink.
00:47:48Where's my wife?
00:47:50She coming with Tevis.
00:47:53Tevis knows better than to lay a hand on her.
00:47:57Now get in there.
00:48:06Vinny!
00:48:07Tom!
00:48:13Tom!
00:48:14Oh, Tom!
00:48:17Take him inside.
00:48:18Yeah, I'll see him.
00:48:27Yancey, go with him. Be glad to, boss.
00:48:37Spit cat, ain't she?
00:48:42I... I lost my gun.
00:48:46Here it is.
00:48:49Yeah.
00:48:51Wanna bust my hand?
00:48:53Get up.
00:48:54Now, look. Don't get any wrong ideas.
00:48:57I warned you, Tevis.
00:49:00I'll... I'll kill you for this.
00:49:02Get up.
00:49:07You wouldn't kick me if I... if I had my gun.
00:49:18You'd like me to reach for it, wouldn't you?
00:49:45I'll kill you, Tevis.
00:49:48I'll kill you.
00:49:50But you still have yours, haven't you?
00:49:53I...
00:49:57Yes, I'd better get rid of it.
00:50:03Do you think they'll let us go tomorrow morning
00:50:05after the stagecoach gets here?
00:50:07Not a chance.
00:50:08They know that we saw them kill Sam.
00:50:11We'll have to get out before it comes in.
00:50:42Yancey, you stand watch till midnight...
00:50:45Yancey. Yeah, I heard you. I heard you, sure.
00:50:49Graz, you take the second watch.
00:50:52Yeah, I see.
00:50:53Tevis will relieve you at four.
00:51:29Can I fill this?
00:51:32Yeah, go ahead.
00:51:43Get your water over there.
00:51:46Come on, drinking water.
00:52:25Can't you pour it in?
00:52:33Yeah.
00:52:49That's it, you're pretty sure.
00:53:06Graz, you better get some sleep.
00:53:09Yes, sir.
00:53:22Make me bury my coat.
00:53:55Let's go.
00:54:03It's after me, boss. There's a great big lion out there.
00:54:07I ain't going to stay out there alone.
00:54:09Take his place.
00:54:11Well, there was, there was a great big lion out there.
00:54:15Go to bed.
00:54:18Sure.
00:54:20You better turn in, too.
00:54:23It's your turn next.
00:54:26Well, it was cold out there, too, boss.
00:54:29It made me bury my coat.
00:54:32It was cold.
00:54:36There was a lion out there, too.
00:54:38I seen it. It was following me right up to the house.
00:54:44It's all right.
00:55:24Coyotes stop howling. They help to cover the noise.
00:55:28Oh, my God.
00:55:41Thank you, sir.
00:55:42Oh, my God.
00:55:47Oh, my God.
00:55:49Oh, my God.
00:55:50Oh, my God.
00:56:03Let's go.
00:56:38I have to feed the stock.
00:56:41Graz.
00:56:46Go with him.
00:57:17No pitchfork.
00:57:18Use your hands.
00:57:19No pitchforks.
00:58:17No pitchforks.
00:58:21What you got?
00:58:23It fell out of my pocket.
00:58:24No, it didn't fell.
00:58:26What you got?
00:58:28I tell you, it fell out of my pocket.
00:58:30What is it?
00:58:31Well, it's a letter from my father.
00:58:33Put that down.
00:58:38Back up.
00:58:40Move away.
00:59:07My colleague, pretty small letter.
00:59:19Where do you go?
00:59:21I'm going to water the stock.
00:59:22They got enough water.
00:59:23We go back.
00:59:57Did you get it?
00:59:58Shh.
01:00:10Did you get the gun?
01:00:11No.
01:00:12I didn't have time.
01:00:14I had one piece of luck, though.
01:00:18You stay here.
01:00:34Hey.
01:00:42Yancey.
01:00:43Yeah, boss.
01:00:44Get up on that water tower and watch the road.
01:00:46Boss, I just got my...
01:00:47Come on.
01:00:48Come on.
01:00:53Watch your way for me.
01:00:55Come on.
01:01:00Can't even meet.
01:01:38I'll see you next time.
01:01:44What is it?
01:01:46It's the knife. Flipped out.
01:01:52It's right in the path.
01:01:54They're bound to see it if they go around that way.
01:02:29What is it?
01:02:44I've got to take the baby out.
01:02:45Where?
01:02:46Where do you think?
01:03:37Just out for a walk, Grottsy.
01:03:39Then tell me.
01:03:40Take one.
01:03:46Hey.
01:03:47Hey, look what the kid found.
01:03:59Busted.
01:04:01Busted, kid.
01:04:02Wanna see me do a trick, huh?
01:04:15I love kids.
01:04:17Hey, you wanna see me do it again?
01:04:21Come on.
01:04:22You know what, Simpsi.
01:04:36Come on, come on.
01:04:40� expert.
01:04:47Did you get it?
01:04:52Flipped me.
01:04:54Flipped.
01:04:56Flipped.
01:04:57Flipped.
01:04:59Flipped.
01:05:00Flipped.
01:05:00M Λ.
01:05:06Flipped.
01:05:08Flipped.
01:05:09Flipped.
01:05:13I don't know.
01:05:52Tom, they must have heard it.
01:06:15Well, you might tell your wife it's not easy to hear through that door.
01:06:20I tried it.
01:06:22So have we.
01:06:44The stagecoach will be here in less than an hour if it's on time.
01:06:47Come on, let's saddle up the horses.
01:07:07Here.
01:07:10Huh?
01:07:11Use this.
01:07:18Not in front of the house, back of the house.
01:07:20Yeah, it's in.
01:07:28Yeah, that's all.
01:07:29Yeah.
01:07:38Yeah.
01:07:39Let's go.
01:08:17You'd better get back to the door.
01:08:36No more grats. You've had enough.
01:08:39Now, look, I want to...
01:08:42Look, I want to go over everything for the last time.
01:08:45We can't depend on Yancey. I'm going to leave him where he is.
01:08:48And then...
01:08:50Are you listening, Tevis?
01:09:15I want to go over everything for the last time.
01:09:21I'm going to leave you with me.
01:09:32Oh
01:09:37The night I broke the night
01:09:51See if you can squeeze
01:09:54Wait a minute
01:09:57Alright
01:10:05Get your shoulder down a little bit
01:10:07That's right
01:10:12Go on
01:10:28I can't
01:10:30I can't
01:10:33I can't
01:10:36I can't
01:10:45I can't
01:10:51I can't
01:11:05I can't
01:11:11I can't
01:11:12Why do you get yourself all worked up?
01:11:14We've done everything we can
01:11:16Digging our hands raw like a couple of rats
01:11:19Letting him step all over us, ordering us around.
01:11:23Mrs. Owens, go along with Tevis and Grotz.
01:11:26No, the baby stays here. Get a move on.
01:11:29Put the baby to bed. Owens, get out the team.
01:11:32Follow him, Tevis. Grotz, keep an eye on him.
01:11:35Where are you going, Mrs. Owens? Do this, do that.
01:11:39And we did it.
01:11:40Well, what else could we do? You can't argue with a gun.
01:11:43And where did it get us?
01:11:44Well, we're still alive, aren't we?
01:11:46Yes, we're still alive, and you know what's going to happen just as well as I do.
01:11:50Well, sure, I do.
01:11:51Any minute now, they're going to take me out there to harness that team.
01:11:54I'm their bait for a fine ambush, a turkey shoot.
01:11:58Sure, I know what's going to happen.
01:11:59Now, what do you want me to do about it?
01:12:01Say, I'm sorry, Mr. Zimmerman, I'm not working today?
01:12:04Not me. Sure, I took orders. Sure, I let them walk all over me.
01:12:08Sure, I rode along. And why?
01:12:10Because I was scared. Scared stiff.
01:12:13I'm just like you, sister. I want to live. I want to live just as long as I can.
01:12:24Well, all right.
01:12:26Up to now, we've been Mr. and Mrs., and she's been our kid.
01:12:30I figured it was a good bargain for both of us.
01:12:33But from here on out, maybe you can do better on your own.
01:12:38Oh, what can you lose?
01:12:41Maybe you better tell Zimmerman who you are.
01:12:46All right, Owens.
01:12:48Just a minute, Zimmerman.
01:12:51I've got something I want to tell you.
01:12:53She and the...
01:12:53No, Tom. No.
01:12:55It was a good bargain.
01:12:57It's still a good bargain.
01:12:59Come on, Owens. Kiss her and get it over with.
01:13:05I'll get the baby.
01:13:12Help!
01:13:15Help!
01:13:16Open the door!
01:13:19Get in this doorway.
01:13:22And don't leave it.
01:13:27No.
01:13:36You're not.
01:13:37You're not.
01:13:38Get in it.
01:13:38No.
01:13:39You're not.
01:13:40Are you now?
01:13:43No.
01:13:50Do you still work so much?
01:13:52No.
01:13:53We are.
01:14:16Grotz, get up there with Yancey.
01:14:19Yeah, I see him.
01:14:20The stage ought to show up any minute now.
01:14:22Keep out of sight.
01:14:23Yes, I see him.
01:14:25Now, before you start, Owens, take a look over there.
01:14:30Take a good look.
01:14:34He'll watch every move you make.
01:14:36And if you want to see your wife and child again,
01:14:40don't make any mistakes.
01:14:42Now, get going.
01:14:45What kind of a man are you, Zimmerman?
01:14:48Anybody can see that you're educated,
01:14:50that you've had a good background.
01:14:53Oh, I can understand the crazy thinking of a road agent
01:14:56or a trigger-happy renegade,
01:14:58but how a man could leave a woman and baby alone
01:15:01with an animal like that,
01:15:03I just don't understand it.
01:15:05Do as you're told and nobody will get hurt.
01:15:07You expect me to believe that?
01:15:09You have no choice.
01:15:14Look, let them go now.
01:15:16Hide out.
01:15:17Then I'll play your game with you to the hilt.
01:15:20You can have my word on it.
01:15:21I swear it.
01:15:24When you get a little older
01:15:25and some of the green wears off of you,
01:15:28you'll learn never to trust anyone with anything.
01:15:30Now, get going.
01:15:32And don't worry too much about what kind of a man I am.
01:15:36Just keep your mind on your wife and your kid.
01:15:40Now, come on, let's go.
01:15:58Now, come on, let's go.
01:16:15Come on, let's go.
01:16:49Kelly!
01:16:50Kelly!
01:16:53Open the door!
01:16:56Open the door!
01:16:58Shut up in there.
01:16:59Shut up.
01:16:59Open the door!
01:17:01Shut up.
01:17:03Open this door!
01:17:05Shut up.
01:17:14Shut up!
01:17:22Shut up!
01:17:27Shut up!
01:17:37Shut up!
01:17:41Tevis!
01:17:43Have you gone completely loco?
01:17:46Now, wait a minute, Zim.
01:17:48You don't know what happened.
01:17:50Don't shoot.
01:17:52She went haywire.
01:17:53I couldn't let her run out, could I?
01:17:56Honest, it ain't my fault, Zim.
01:17:58I have been wrong, I admit it.
01:18:01But from here on, I'm taking your orders.
01:18:04Take her in there.
01:18:32Come on.
01:18:35Come on.
01:18:41Now lock that door.
01:19:04You kill Zim!
01:19:06What for, you kill Zim?
01:19:08I'm boss now.
01:19:09From here on, I'm running this show.
01:19:11Union...
01:19:36Oh no.
01:19:36Don't blow it over.
01:19:37I know it'll be impossible.
01:19:37It's a strikes, part of the head.
01:20:04Yancey!
01:20:07Yancey! Keep your gun on him, Yancey!
01:20:10Where are you, you yellow-bellied horsey?
01:20:13Yancey, can you hear me?
01:21:05Yancey, can you hear me?
01:21:22Yancey!
01:21:43Yancey, can you hear me?
01:21:57You ain't no shot either, Owens!
01:22:01Missed me a mile!
01:22:08What's the matter, Owens?
01:22:10You losing your nerve or you're running out of ammunition?
01:22:14I got enough.
01:22:16I got enough to hold you there until the stage comes.
01:22:22What's the matter, Tevis?
01:22:24You running out of brave talk?
01:22:34You hear that, Tevis?
01:22:36I'm satisfied to sit it out with you.
01:22:39Kelly!
01:22:45Blow that thing again.
01:22:59I don't think we'll have to sit it out.
01:23:03Look at the gate!
01:23:15Tennis!
01:23:17Thought you had me, didn't you, Owens?
01:23:25Tennis!
01:23:26Tennis!
01:23:28Throw down that gun!
01:23:30Walk towards me!
01:23:31With your hands up!
01:23:39Kelly!
01:23:45Stand up and throw down your gun or my next shot won't miss her!
01:23:49That sounded like shooting to me.
01:24:00You've got three seconds!
01:24:02One!
01:24:04Two!
01:24:07Ha!
01:24:09Drop that gun!
01:24:13That's right!
01:24:16Just keep it coming!
01:24:18Ha!
01:24:25Ha!
01:24:30Ha!
01:24:31That's nice!
01:24:33That's real nice!
01:24:35Ha!
01:24:37That's real nice!
01:24:41Just keep it coming!
01:24:47Let me see how much guts you got.
01:24:53Keep it coming!
01:24:55Keep it coming!
01:24:57Don't yellow it now!
01:24:59It ain't but a short piece to where you're going.
01:25:40What's been going on here, Tom?
01:25:42Tom, that pot walloper up there came running toward us with this shoe in his hand.
01:25:47Says it belongs to you, does it?
01:25:50He's an honest man, Jake. It does.
01:25:53Will you tell me what in Jerusalem you've been doing here?
01:25:58Learning the business, Jim. Just learning the business.
01:26:05Yes, sir. That's it. The Jackass Mail.
01:26:10The shortest, fastest, back-breakingest ride you could buy for $200 gold.
01:26:15Meals included. San Francisco to St. Louis in 25 days and 25 nights.
01:26:22Yes, sir. The Jackass Mail.
01:26:25Go!
01:26:25Nick today!
01:26:28Yes!
01:26:34The Jackass.
01:26:36You
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