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00:00:26To be continued...
00:02:56Just give me the drink, will you?
00:02:57You bet your life, Jimmy.
00:03:06Yeah.
00:03:07Do you know who that is?
00:03:08Who?
00:03:09Jimmy Ringo.
00:03:13Well, what do you know?
00:03:17Nice to see you again, Jimmy.
00:03:20Thanks.
00:03:20You remember the old buckhorn in Paso?
00:03:23Yeah.
00:03:24He worked there?
00:03:25Five years ago, when Tim O'Leary had it.
00:03:27He don't look so tough to me.
00:03:29Well, if he ain't so tough, there's been an awful lot of sudden natural deaths in his vicinity.
00:03:34How many do you figure?
00:03:35Ten, twelve, fifteen.
00:03:37Depends upon who's telling it.
00:03:39I bet he ain't as fast as Wyatt Earp.
00:03:41In God City, places like that, they say he is.
00:03:44Just two hands like anybody else.
00:03:46Yeah.
00:03:46The same number it looks like, but...
00:03:48Well, now, wait a minute, Eddie.
00:03:50You ain't thinkin' doin' nothin' foolish, are ya?
00:03:53You mean you're so tough I can't even talk to him?
00:03:54I mean, this ain't no joke, boy.
00:03:56It's a real mean man there.
00:03:58I just want to see how a great big important fella like that handles himself, that's all.
00:04:02What's wrong with that?
00:04:03I'm tellin' ya, Eddie, I wouldn't do it if I was you.
00:04:09Hey, Chuck.
00:04:11How about a little service down here?
00:04:12That's if Mr. Frazzlebottom or whatever his name is, don't object.
00:04:15Eddie, don't you know who this is?
00:04:17You mean it ain't Mr. Frazzlebottom?
00:04:19It's Jimmy Ringo, Eddie.
00:04:21Well, it looks like Mr. Frazzlebottom to me.
00:04:24You ever hear anybody kid like him?
00:04:27How about a drink, Mr. Frazzlebottom?
00:04:32Well, thanks.
00:04:33How's that, Mr. Frazzlebottom?
00:04:34Eddie, please.
00:04:35Please what?
00:04:36I asked a man to have a drink with me. What's wrong with that?
00:04:39How about it, Mr. Frazzlebottom?
00:04:44Okay, partner.
00:04:46I knew Mr. Frazzlebottom wasn't gonna pass up a free one.
00:04:49Don't you understand, Eddie? This is Jimmy Ringo.
00:04:53All right, so it's Jimmy Ringo.
00:04:55So what's everybody supposed to do? Fall on their knees?
00:04:57Well, you can be a little polite, at least.
00:04:59Mr. Ringo.
00:05:01Chuck figures you got a little extra consideration coming to you around here.
00:05:04Is that right?
00:05:05No.
00:05:07How's that, Mr. Ringo?
00:05:08You'll have to speak up if you want me to hear you.
00:05:09Yeah.
00:05:13Why don't you button up your britches and go home?
00:05:17How'd you like to try to make me, Mr. Ringo?
00:05:21Now, listen, partner.
00:05:24I come in here minding my own business.
00:05:27Now, how about letting me go out the same way?
00:05:29I want to know first what you meant by that remark you just passed.
00:05:33Tell you what.
00:05:35You just bought me a drink.
00:05:37Now, I'll buy you one and then we'll drop it.
00:05:39What do you say?
00:05:40Give him a drink for me.
00:05:41Never mind a drink.
00:05:43I want to know what you meant by that remark you passed.
00:05:45Listen, Eddie.
00:05:45I ain't talking to you.
00:05:47I'm talking to Mr. Ringo.
00:05:49I want to know what you meant by that remark you passed.
00:05:52How come I got to run into a squirt like you nearly every place I go these days?
00:05:57What are you trying to do? Show off in front of your friends?
00:06:00Are you ready to back up that remark or not?
00:06:02What about this?
00:06:04Ain't some of you fellas in charge of this donkey?
00:06:06I'm telling you, Mr. Ringo.
00:06:07Eddie don't mean no real harm, Mr. Ringo.
00:06:09Then let Eddie keep his big ugly nose out of my business if he don't want to get it slapped.
00:06:19Did you see that?
00:06:21Yes, sir.
00:06:22He drew first.
00:06:23Did you see it?
00:06:24Yeah, I saw it.
00:06:26Yes, sir.
00:06:27I saw it.
00:06:28Except I'd get on out of town anyway if I was you.
00:06:31Why?
00:06:32Because he's got three brothers that ain't gonna care who drew first.
00:06:44All right.
00:06:48Everybody stay where you are.
00:07:32He can't be more than an hour ahead of us.
00:07:33Must be killing that horse of his.
00:07:35Ain't doing our one any good either.
00:07:39He can't keep it up at this rate.
00:07:42That horse of his won't last half a day.
00:07:44All right.
00:07:44Put up your hands.
00:07:50Now drop your guns.
00:07:52Right out there where I can see them.
00:07:58Now get off your horses and stay away from them guns.
00:08:05Back up.
00:08:07Right back there.
00:08:25Come on boys.
00:08:26Get up.
00:08:27Get up.
00:08:27Get up.
00:08:28Come on.
00:08:28Get up.
00:08:29Go.
00:08:29Get up.
00:08:31Get up.
00:08:44Give me a walk.
00:08:45Never mind about me, bud.
00:08:47You got all you can do to worry about yourself.
00:08:49You got about three hours' walk back to Santa Fe.
00:08:51Now, get going.
00:08:52I'm warning you, Ringo.
00:08:53We're gonna get you yet.
00:08:55Yeah, I know.
00:08:56I heard that before, too.
00:08:57You had no right to throw down on a boy like Eddie.
00:08:59What was I supposed to do?
00:09:00Just stand there and let that little boy shoot me full of holes?
00:09:03Now, come on.
00:09:03Get out of here.
00:09:05No more than a kid.
00:09:18No more than a kid.
00:09:45He's heading straight for Cayenne.
00:09:52Well, you think you're gonna make it?
00:09:55Cayenne ain't no further than Santa Fe.
00:09:59Come on.
00:10:05No more than a kid.
00:10:06Oh, ho, ho, ho.
00:10:15Oh, ho, ho, ho.
00:10:17Oh, ho, ho, ho.
00:10:29Oh, ho, ho, ho.
00:10:46Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Whoa!
00:11:09Give me a drink.
00:11:10Are you up early or out late?
00:11:13Either way you want it, partner, just so I get a drink.
00:11:19Jimmy Ringo.
00:11:25Well, where was it with you?
00:11:28The Mint Saloon in Dodge City.
00:11:29You and Bucky Harris used to come in there nearly every night.
00:11:31Don't you remember?
00:11:33Could we ever get a drink?
00:11:34Sure.
00:11:37Oh! Oh, sure. Sorry, Jimmy.
00:11:40Hey, remember now?
00:11:42Yeah, I remember now.
00:11:44What about some to eat? You got a cook around here?
00:11:46My old woman's back there. What do you want, some eggs?
00:11:48You got a steak?
00:11:49Yeah, I got a steak.
00:11:50I'll take a steak and some eggs and a pot of black coffee.
00:11:53What about a place to wash up first?
00:11:54Well, right out on the back porch here. I'll show you.
00:11:58Never mind. I can find it.
00:12:01You got a livery stable here, boy?
00:12:04Hey, he's a little astonished, Jimmy.
00:12:07When you get him unastonished, tell him to take care of my horse.
00:12:10Yeah.
00:12:11Oh, and don't ride him. Lead him. He's all wore out.
00:12:16Archie, you heard what Mr. Rainbow said. Now go on and do it.
00:12:18You gonna be around?
00:12:19Hurry up, Archie. Sure, I'm here all day.
00:12:23Wanna have a little talk with him?
00:12:24Yes, sir.
00:12:43Hey, now never mind the horse. Run over yonder and tell the marshal that Jimmy Ringo is here and hurry.
00:12:48Was it really him?
00:12:49Go on, I tell you. Run.
00:12:51Come on.
00:12:59Will you please leave that lame mop here?
00:13:07Marshal, Jimmy Ringo is here, Marshal.
00:13:11Where?
00:13:12In the palace bar. You gonna shoot him?
00:13:15Who told you it was Jimmy Ringo?
00:13:17Mac. Mac knows him. Mac called him Jimmy.
00:13:20He's on the back porch washing himself.
00:13:23Charlie.
00:13:25Yeah?
00:13:26Get hold of Bud and Skeeter.
00:13:27I love you.
00:13:28I love you.
00:14:02I love you.
00:14:03Where is he?
00:14:03Out on the back porch getting cleaned up.
00:14:06I ain't after any trouble, Mark. I just thought you'd want to know he was here.
00:14:10You sit over there, Charlie. Stand down there, Skeeter.
00:14:13Take the door, Bud.
00:14:21Just take it easy and don't try to jump him.
00:14:51I'll be a son of a gun. How are you, partner?
00:14:55I'm fine, Jimmy.
00:14:57Mark.
00:15:00Are you joking?
00:15:02Nope. I'm the Marshal here now.
00:15:04Well, I'll be darned.
00:15:08And these idle barroom loafers, they're your deputies?
00:15:11Mm-hmm.
00:15:11For me?
00:15:12Mm-hmm.
00:15:14Then you won't be needing them. I ain't starting anything.
00:15:16You sure?
00:15:18Mark, that's the last thing I want. Trouble.
00:15:22All right, boys.
00:15:26What are you doing here, Jimmy?
00:15:28About to have a drink.
00:15:30How about it?
00:15:32No, thanks.
00:15:34Marshal Mark Stratton.
00:15:36Well, that ain't a good one.
00:15:38But I'm glad for you, Mark.
00:15:41Mighty glad.
00:15:42Thanks.
00:15:43But I'm afraid I'm gonna have to ask you to move on.
00:15:46Why?
00:15:48I ain't wanted for anything around here, am I?
00:15:50Nope. I just want you out of town anyway.
00:15:53And pronto.
00:15:54Coffee ready, Mr. Rinko.
00:15:55Thank you, lady.
00:15:56Well, you don't mind my having something to eat while we discuss this, do you, Mark?
00:15:59I'll have the rest in a minute.
00:16:00Matter of fact, I don't know anybody in the world I'd rather talk to this morning than you.
00:16:04Old lady, will you bring another cup for the Marshal?
00:16:07Yes, sir.
00:16:09How about it, Mark?
00:16:13I got something I want to talk to you about.
00:16:19It looks to me like you got a gossip on your staff.
00:16:23That's your public, Jimmy.
00:16:26Yeah, I'm a big man now.
00:16:28That's what you wanted, wasn't it?
00:16:30Top gun of the West.
00:16:33Yep.
00:16:35Guess I got more people wondering when I'm gonna get killed than any other man in the country.
00:16:39You don't sound as happy about it as you did the last time I saw you.
00:16:43How many is it now, eleven?
00:16:46Twelve.
00:16:48There's one you ain't heard about yet.
00:16:49You really keep counting.
00:16:52Don't ask dumb questions, Mark.
00:16:55What's the trouble now, Jimmy?
00:16:57Somebody after you?
00:17:00Three somebodies.
00:17:01The law?
00:17:02No, this is personal.
00:17:04I don't want them to catch up with you here, Jimmy.
00:17:08I don't want them to catch up with me anywhere.
00:17:10That's why you gotta move on right away.
00:17:17You know why I come here, don't you?
00:17:22I guess I do.
00:17:25How is she?
00:17:26Fine.
00:17:28And the boy?
00:17:30Getting on fine.
00:17:33I want to see her, Mark.
00:17:35You think she wants to see you?
00:17:37I got something important to see her about.
00:17:40Then I'll clear out.
00:17:42Where can I find her?
00:17:45I'm afraid I can't tell you that, Jimmy.
00:17:49What do you mean you can't tell me?
00:17:52All right, then. Won't tell you.
00:17:54You want a steak, Marshal?
00:17:56No, thanks.
00:17:59Why won't you?
00:18:00Because nobody here knows who she is, Jimmy.
00:18:03She never even told the boy about you.
00:18:06They've got another name now and another life.
00:18:08And it looks to me like that's the way she wants it to stay.
00:18:13Will you tell me what name she's going under?
00:18:16So as I can write to her?
00:18:18Nope.
00:18:19I won't tell you that either.
00:18:26Looks to me like you're taking quite a lot on your own responsibility, ain't you, Mark?
00:18:32I'm doing what I think is right, Jimmy.
00:18:34And I'm hoping I can make you see it that way, too.
00:19:01How'd you like to see that street out there full of gunplay, Mark?
00:19:05I'd rather not.
00:19:09Well, that's probably what you're going to have a couple of hours from now.
00:19:12Well, because I ain't leaving here till you get a hold of Peggy for me.
00:19:18And what if she don't want to talk to you?
00:19:20Let her do the deciding about that.
00:19:23Will you go, then, if I tell her?
00:19:25I told you I would.
00:19:27Just tell her, I mean.
00:19:28Not make her do anything about it.
00:19:29Just leave it to her.
00:19:30That's all I ask.
00:19:35You better wait in here and not move around much.
00:19:37I'll see what I can do about it.
00:19:39Well, while you're at it,
00:19:41if you've got any squirts around here that want to make a big name for themselves,
00:19:45I hope you'll cool them off before we run into any trouble.
00:19:47I will.
00:19:54You always cannot wait for me.
00:19:56Why don't you go on about your business and leave Ringo alone?
00:19:59He ain't bothering anybody, is he?
00:20:00No way.
00:20:01Back to the white earp.
00:20:02I thought I said why I should have to expand the whole world.
00:20:04Well, I'd see if you're going to kill white earp in a minute.
00:20:06Well, you bet.
00:20:07I'll bet you a million dollars you would.
00:20:08Have you seen Hunt probably around this morning?
00:20:09Nope.
00:20:10What's she done now?
00:20:11I think I just want to see him pass the word around with her.
00:20:13Sure will, Mark.
00:20:15Morning, Marshal.
00:20:16Morning, Miss Allen.
00:20:23You don't look so tough to me.
00:20:25Yeah.
00:20:25Yeah.
00:20:26That's the way it always starts.
00:20:28You don't look so tough to somebody.
00:20:31Except with this somebody, it's going to stop right there, too.
00:20:34You better.
00:20:35Because with a man like that, you can't come off much better than second.
00:20:38He don't bother me.
00:20:39I don't bother him.
00:20:41The only somebody that's bothering me right now is Mr. Hunt Bromley.
00:20:44Oh, yeah.
00:20:45I forgot about that squirt.
00:20:47You seen him already?
00:20:48No, but maybe you better take a look around for him now.
00:20:52Want me to bring him in?
00:20:53Just tell him I want to see him.
00:20:56But make sure he comes.
00:20:58I'll get him.
00:21:01Hey, Charlie.
00:21:01Yeah?
00:21:02Watch yourself.
00:21:04Don't take any chances with that boy.
00:21:06I don't aim too much.
00:21:14Good morning, Charlie.
00:21:16How are you?
00:21:17Have you seen Hunt Bromley there this morning?
00:21:19No.
00:21:19Not this morning.
00:21:20Well, tell him I'm looking for him if you see him, will you?
00:21:23Sure will, Charlie, if you'll see him.
00:21:29Hmm.
00:21:30Looks like it might be a right interesting day.
00:21:38Charlie.
00:21:39Hello, Mr. Marr.
00:21:40Where are all you girls going this time of day?
00:21:43We've got a holiday.
00:21:44And the boys came to school this morning.
00:21:46So, Miss Warsh said we could go, too.
00:21:48You mean all the boys played hooky?
00:21:50Yes, sir.
00:21:51We went downtown to see that bad man, that Jimmy Ringo that's down there.
00:21:55Come on, Charlie.
00:21:56Come on.
00:22:01Come on.
00:22:14Come on.
00:22:28Mark.
00:22:30You already heard, huh?
00:22:32Yes.
00:22:33The children told me.
00:22:34The girls, that is.
00:22:36None of the boys came this morning.
00:22:38I guess they're all down around the palace bar by now.
00:22:41Little Jimmy, too?
00:22:42I suppose so.
00:22:44He's about as wild as the rest of them.
00:22:47What's Jim doing here, Mark?
00:22:49Do you know?
00:22:50He says he wants to see you.
00:22:52What about?
00:22:53He didn't say.
00:22:55I thought you might know.
00:22:56No.
00:22:58I didn't tell him anything, your name or anything like that.
00:23:01I just said I'd tell you he wants to see you and leave the rest to you.
00:23:12What do you think?
00:23:14I ain't thinking.
00:23:19I've got nothing to say either way.
00:23:26Well, I won't do it.
00:23:30I can fix it for you on the quiet if you want to see him.
00:23:33No.
00:23:35I think it's better the way it is.
00:23:37Tell him I'm sorry.
00:23:39Whatever you say, Peg.
00:23:43Mark.
00:23:46How does he look?
00:23:48Oh, just about the same, I guess.
00:23:51A little older.
00:23:53A little tired.
00:23:55Not as cocky as he used to be.
00:23:59Tell him I'm very sorry.
00:24:02I'll tell him.
00:24:25Want some more coffee, Mr. Ingo?
00:24:27No, thank you, lady.
00:24:31I want to bring that bottle over here.
00:24:33Matt!
00:24:34All right up, Jimmy.
00:24:38Best up in the west, this old coon of rye.
00:24:40A lot of fellas around here won't drink anything else.
00:24:46I know somebody would chase them kids out of there.
00:24:49Ain't you got a school here for him to go to?
00:24:51Sure, Jimmy.
00:24:51We got a school.
00:24:54I'll get him away from you.
00:25:00Get away, Stan.
00:25:04Stay away, will you please?
00:25:05Never mind.
00:25:06Come on, now.
00:25:06Get off of the back.
00:25:12Stay away, please.
00:25:13Don't come back.
00:25:14Stay away.
00:25:14Get off of his back.
00:25:17Try to get off of his back.
00:25:21Jimmy Walsh.
00:25:22Now, just you wait till your mother hears about this.
00:25:26But we're not hurting anybody, Mrs. Devlin.
00:25:28You just wait till I tell her you're loafing around a saloon.
00:25:34Good morning, Mrs. Devlin.
00:25:35Good morning.
00:25:36It's simply an outrage.
00:25:38That murderer is sitting over in that saloon like he was an honored guest or something.
00:25:42And the children literally running wild through the streets.
00:25:44I completely agree with you, Mrs. Devlin.
00:25:46And five pounds of sugar.
00:25:47And did you see all those loafers hanging around over there?
00:25:50You'd think it was Deadwood or one of those places.
00:25:52Mark Stratt will get him out of there soon.
00:25:54Soon?
00:25:55And pray how long is a murderer supposed to be entertained in cayenne?
00:25:58How much are these potatoes?
00:25:59Eight cents a pack.
00:26:00Two for fifteen.
00:26:01I'll have a half a pack.
00:26:02You know who'll do something about it?
00:26:03Mrs. Pennyfellow.
00:26:04Exactly.
00:26:05She'll get a little action out of Mark Stratt.
00:26:06Will you go with me to talk to her?
00:26:07I most certainly will, just as soon as I get some of these lovely onions.
00:26:10What about you, Mrs. Cooper?
00:26:12I'd like to meet Mrs. Pennyfellow very much.
00:26:14Morning, ladies.
00:26:15Good morning, Mr. Marlowe.
00:26:17Oh, good morning, Mr. Marlowe.
00:26:18Twist to the back of George.
00:26:19What's all the excitement in front of the palace?
00:26:21Well, it's that murderer, of course.
00:26:23What murderer?
00:26:24Well, that Jimmy Ringo.
00:26:27Well, haven't you heard?
00:26:29Where's Jimmy Ringo?
00:26:30Sitting right over there in the palace bar, just as big as you please.
00:26:34We're going straight to Mrs. Pennyfeather right now.
00:26:44Hiya, Jerry.
00:26:55What'd you forget?
00:27:02What are you going to do?
00:27:09Jerry.
00:27:10Jimmy Ringo's in the palace bar.
00:27:12And when he comes out, he's going to get this right in the face.
00:27:15Have you gone crazy?
00:27:16Get your hand off that door.
00:27:18Why, that's murder, Jerry.
00:27:19What was it when he killed Roy?
00:27:20You're not even sure that was Ringo.
00:27:22He was in the bunch.
00:27:23That's enough for me.
00:27:24But you don't know that.
00:27:25That's just what people said.
00:27:27Oh, Jerry, please don't get us in any more trouble.
00:27:30We've got all straightened out now.
00:27:32You're wasting your breath, Hellas.
00:27:34All I know is Ringo killed my boy, and I'm going to kill Ringo.
00:27:37Just as soon as he walks out that door.
00:27:47That boy take care of my horse.
00:27:49Oh, getting cleaned up right now, Jimmy.
00:27:58Here he comes!
00:28:11Never do that again, Alice.
00:28:13Never!
00:28:15I know what I'm doing.
00:28:16I'm going to do it.
00:28:19Come fountain that boy.
00:28:23Archie!
00:28:24Say, any of you fellas seen Archie?
00:28:26Yeah, yeah.
00:28:27Mac, I just went across the store.
00:28:28I met him to go.
00:28:28Archie!
00:28:30Archie!
00:28:31Here I am, Mac.
00:28:32Go see how soon Mr. Ringo's horse will be ready.
00:28:35And hurry up, Archie!
00:28:36All right, Mac.
00:28:38Hey, Mac, Ringo don't look so tough to me.
00:28:41Then why don't you go in there and take a punch at him?
00:28:44For what?
00:28:45I ain't got nothing against a man.
00:28:46Oh, why don't you put...
00:28:47Here comes a marshal.
00:28:49I bet he's going to shoot Ringo.
00:28:50Oh, he can't.
00:28:51He don't even care as much.
00:28:54Why are you kids from school?
00:29:04Nothing doing, Jimmy.
00:29:06She says she's sorry, but that's all there is to it.
00:29:10Did you tell her it was important?
00:29:11I told her exactly what I told you.
00:29:13I'd tell her and offered to fix it up for her in the quiet if she wanted to see you.
00:29:18What else?
00:29:19What else what?
00:29:22I'm sure you didn't talk against me.
00:29:24Who's asking the dumb questions now?
00:29:28Didn't she give no explanation at all?
00:29:30What explanation could she give that you don't already know?
00:29:39I could only talk to her just for a few minutes.
00:29:46How does she look, Mike?
00:29:47Oh, just about the same, I guess.
00:29:50A little older, but just as pretty.
00:29:56Did you see my boy?
00:29:57No, he's on the loose today.
00:29:59What do you mean on the loose?
00:30:00You hear those boys on the street?
00:30:03Well, he's one of them.
00:30:12Which one, Mark?
00:30:20Well, I...
00:30:21I don't see them right now.
00:30:25That ain't a fine way to bring up a kid hanging around in front of a saloon.
00:30:29Ain't you got a school in this town?
00:30:31Yep.
00:30:33We got a school here.
00:30:35You broke it up, partner.
00:30:38They all come down to see Jimmy Ringo.
00:30:40The big gun.
00:30:41The great hero.
00:30:46Does my, uh...
00:30:48Does my kid think I'm kind of a hero?
00:30:51Nope.
00:30:52As a matter of fact, I understand he's a Wyatt Earp man.
00:30:55Earp?
00:30:55You oughta taught him better than that.
00:30:57Me? And where was you all this time?
00:30:59I beg your pardon, both of you gentlemen, for interrupting you.
00:31:03But this is a converse serious situation for me, Marshal.
00:31:06What is it?
00:31:07Well, the truth of the matter, sir,
00:31:09is that Wes Fuller's burning my house down.
00:31:14What's he doing that for?
00:31:15Well, he just fell like it.
00:31:18Marshal, that's the only excuse in the world he's got.
00:31:21Just fell like it.
00:31:22Drunk?
00:31:23He certainly don't act like he was altogether cold sober.
00:31:28All right, we'll go down there and see what we can do about it.
00:31:30Wait outside.
00:31:31Yes, sir.
00:31:32And thank you too, sir, Mr. Ringo.
00:31:34It ain't like me to interrupt two gentlemen like you.
00:31:37Go on out, I said.
00:31:39Yes, sir.
00:31:44You moving on now?
00:31:46Yeah, I guess so.
00:31:48Sorry it had to be like this, Jimmy.
00:31:50It's not your fault.
00:31:52Watch yourself, partner.
00:31:57If I write to you, will you give her a message?
00:31:59You bet.
00:32:00Thanks.
00:32:02I'll be seeing you, Jimmy.
00:32:04Well, I hope so.
00:32:05But don't lay no money on it.
00:32:07I'll be seeing you, all right.
00:32:17How much, Mary?
00:32:18No, no, no charge, Jimmy. On the house. It's an honor to have you.
00:32:21Oh, thanks.
00:32:26Don't grab this from your wife.
00:32:28It's an honor and a pleasure, Jimmy.
00:32:30Yes, sir.
00:32:32We're old timers, you know, you and me.
00:32:37Jimmy.
00:32:41Molly.
00:32:42I didn't know you were here, Jimmy.
00:32:45Well, you must be about the only one in town that didn't.
00:32:47I work late, so I sleep late.
00:32:49Work where?
00:32:50Here.
00:32:52What do you mean?
00:32:53I'm a singer, Jim.
00:32:55You've heard of singers, haven't you?
00:32:57Want to buy me a little drink, honey?
00:32:59You know.
00:32:59Well, sure, kids, sure.
00:33:01But why?
00:33:03You've got to live, haven't you?
00:33:08But where's Bucky?
00:33:11Didn't you hear?
00:33:12Hear what?
00:33:14Buck was killed six months ago in Abilene.
00:33:19No, I didn't hear.
00:33:22I'm sorry, Molly.
00:33:24Who did it?
00:33:25I don't know.
00:33:27It was found in an alley shot through the back of the head.
00:33:31Well, didn't he...
00:33:33Didn't he leave you anything?
00:33:34Hmm?
00:33:35A horse and a saddle, two guns and fifteen dollars.
00:33:41I never heard a word about it, Molly.
00:33:44Have you seen Peg?
00:33:47No.
00:33:50Do you?
00:33:52Whenever I can.
00:33:54Doesn't do a school teacher any good to be seen with a barroom singer, you know.
00:34:00Come on over here for a minute.
00:34:03There's something I want to ask you.
00:34:10Peggy wouldn't see me.
00:34:11Is it somebody else?
00:34:13You ought to know better than that.
00:34:15Oh, I don't.
00:34:16It's been a long time.
00:34:17There'll never be anybody else for Peg.
00:34:20Anybody else tried?
00:34:22Of course.
00:34:23Pretty girl like that?
00:34:25A young squirt named Hunt Brownlee got after her.
00:34:27Thought she couldn't take care of herself.
00:34:29Boy, you should have heard her tell him off.
00:34:31What did he do to her?
00:34:32Nothing.
00:34:33I'm nothing, really.
00:34:35Just one of those loud-mouthed barroom loafers who's trying to move in on a woman without a husband.
00:34:39You know the kind.
00:34:43Do you see Jimmy, too?
00:34:44Whenever I see her.
00:34:46What kind of a boy is he?
00:34:48He's a good kid.
00:34:49Peg takes good care of him.
00:34:51What is he, big or little?
00:34:53Big?
00:34:54About right for eight.
00:34:55Eight and a half.
00:34:58Look, they want me to talk to Peg.
00:35:00Well, Mark already talked to her. She said no.
00:35:03Will you let me talk to her?
00:35:06Are you in some kind of a hurry?
00:35:09If you think there's a chance, I'll stick around a little while longer.
00:35:12You stay right here. I'll get her for you.
00:35:14Well, don't take too long. I'm a little behind schedule already.
00:35:16I won't be long.
00:35:37Here.
00:35:38Hiya, hon.
00:35:47Heal me out.
00:35:57Heal me back in again.
00:36:02I bet two bets.
00:36:03That finishes name.
00:36:06Well, I don't want more of it either.
00:36:07Good morning, Joe.
00:36:08Want to sit in for a couple of hands, Johnny?
00:36:10Joe.
00:36:11With cards I made myself, I wouldn't want to sit at that table.
00:36:14What do you mean, sitting up here playing cards on a day like this?
00:36:17Looks like any other day to me.
00:36:19You mean you ain't heard?
00:36:20Heard what?
00:36:21You mean you ain't heard who is in town?
00:36:23You have to put your foot on my chair.
00:36:25We ain't heard anything.
00:36:26We ain't been out of here since Tuesday.
00:36:28Who is it?
00:36:29Jimmy Ring.
00:36:31Jimmy Ringo.
00:36:32Jimmy Ringo?
00:36:32Uh-huh.
00:36:33What in the name of thunder is Jimmy Ringo doing in Cayenne?
00:36:35Sitting right up there at the Palace Bar.
00:36:37Now?
00:36:38Yeah, we just left him there.
00:36:40What does he look like?
00:36:42He's a kind of a natural man.
00:36:43He don't look much different from a lot of other colors.
00:36:45He looks mighty average to be such a big man.
00:36:49About as big as they come, I guess.
00:36:51How many hands has he got?
00:36:53Well, I never counted him, to tell you the truth.
00:36:55Oh, he's got two hands, just like anybody else.
00:36:58And some of these days, somebody's going to make a big name for himself by proving that's all he's got.
00:37:03A big name, right on his tombstone.
00:37:06Well, it's got to come sooner or later, ain't it?
00:37:08You don't expect him to go on forever, do you?
00:37:10So far as I'm concerned, he can.
00:37:12Hey, do you reckon he's still up there yet?
00:37:15Now, wait a minute, Hunt.
00:37:16You're good, but maybe you ain't quite that good.
00:37:18How do you know I ain't?
00:37:20If you ain't, can I have your saddle?
00:37:22Very funny, Hunt.
00:37:23What I mean, Hunt, you ain't ever really killed anybody like he has.
00:37:28Well, what do you know about it?
00:37:29You don't know everything I've done or every place I've been.
00:37:33Yeah, but you ain't ever been anyplace but Abilene, have you?
00:37:37Come on, let's go off and take a look at this big, important man.
00:37:41But I ain't finished cutting your hair yet.
00:37:43Well, I'll come back.
00:37:44Come on.
00:37:45I hear he ain't too sociable.
00:37:46Might not like people looking at him.
00:37:48Well, he can get used to it.
00:37:50What about it, Ike?
00:37:51Oh, I got a wife and a couple of kids, Hunt.
00:37:54I better not either, Hunt.
00:37:55I got a mother who's my sole support.
00:37:57Well, suit yourself, yellow bellies.
00:38:04Well, it never was much fun to have around anyway.
00:38:26All right.
00:38:28Jimmy?
00:38:28You're Jimmy Walsh, ain't you?
00:38:30Yes, sir.
00:38:31Ain't that your ma calling him?
00:38:32Jimmy, come here.
00:38:33Right this minute.
00:38:34Just a minute, ma.
00:38:36If you don't come here this very minute, I'll skin you alive.
00:38:40Aw, chef, tell me which one gets killed, will you?
00:38:43But, ma, the other fella's gonna see it.
00:38:45I don't care what the other boys are going to do.
00:38:47You're coming straight, go with me.
00:38:49But, ma, Jimmy Ringle's in there and Sola's Hunt.
00:38:51I don't care.
00:38:52Somebody's gonna shoot somebody and I wanna see it.
00:39:03I don't care what the other boys are going to do.
00:39:03Since when do I have to drink second-grade whiskey here, Mac?
00:39:07That's the brand you always drink, Hunt.
00:39:10This whiskey's been watered.
00:39:13No, it ain't, Hunt.
00:39:14You know I don't water my whiskey.
00:39:15I've never done that in my whole life.
00:39:16If I say it's watered, it's watered and I'm gonna prove it to you.
00:39:20I want you to give everybody in this room a drink out of that same bottle
00:39:23and let's see what they got to say about it.
00:39:24Hunt, there ain't a thing in the world the matter with this whiskey.
00:39:27Did you hear what I said or not?
00:39:31I heard.
00:39:37And don't forget the gentleman at the table.
00:39:39I'd like to have his opinion, too.
00:39:41Hunt.
00:39:43Please, Hunt, let's don't have no trouble here now.
00:39:46I'll ask him myself.
00:39:52I want you to settle a little argument, Mr. Ringo.
00:40:03Why should I?
00:40:05You've got quite a reputation for settling arguments, haven't you?
00:40:08Only my own.
00:40:10Well, you could say this one included you in a way.
00:40:13I say Mac waters his whiskey.
00:40:16Then you're kind of dumb to be drinking here, ain't you?
00:40:20Please, listen.
00:40:21Tell me what you think.
00:40:21Don't trouble yourself.
00:40:25You ain't very sociable, are you?
00:40:27Maybe if you got to know me a little better.
00:40:29I don't have to know you any better.
00:40:31Looks to me like there's a squirt like you in every town in the West.
00:40:35Now get away from here.
00:40:36It's kind of strong talk, ain't it, Mr. Ringo?
00:40:40You're Hunt Bromley, ain't you?
00:40:42Yeah.
00:40:43You heard of me already?
00:40:44Yeah, I heard about you.
00:40:46I heard you're a cheap, no-good barroom loafer.
00:40:49If I didn't have something else in my mind,
00:40:51I'd take them guns away from you and slap you cross-eyed.
00:40:54You're asking for trouble, Mr. Ringo.
00:40:58You already got it, partner.
00:41:01Because I got a gun on you under this table.
00:41:03And it's pointing smack at your belly.
00:41:07Are you going to get out of here or not?
00:41:11I'm kind of disappointed in you, Mr. Ringo.
00:41:14We heard a lot about you around here,
00:41:16but I guess they forgot to tell us about the gun under the table.
00:41:20The older you grow, the more you learn, son.
00:41:23Now turn around and head for the door.
00:41:28Keep moving and don't do anything sudden with your hands.
00:41:38I'll be seeing you, Mr. Ringo.
00:41:40All the way outside, sonny.
00:42:10I'll be seeing you again.
00:42:12Well, what on earth?
00:42:14We need three horses quick, Mr. Barlow.
00:42:17Can you let us have them?
00:42:19I don't see any reason why not.
00:42:21Hey, Marty, saddle up Prince Fanny and Dan for these men right away.
00:42:26You got some guns, too?
00:42:27Well, I guess I have, but what in the world are you fellows up to?
00:42:31How far is it to Cayenne?
00:42:33Well, it's about an hour's ride.
00:42:35You start now, you could make it by 10 o'clock easy.
00:42:39But ain't you gonna tell me what's going on?
00:42:42We're after Jimmy Ringo.
00:42:44Jimmy Ringo?
00:42:50I was the only fellow in town that didn't see him.
00:42:54What's the matter?
00:42:55Mom, let me stay down and see Jimmy Ringo.
00:42:58You bet I won't.
00:42:59You're going straight up to your room and stay there until that man's left this town.
00:43:02Because you have to.
00:43:03I don't want to go to the room.
00:43:04I don't care what you want to do.
00:43:05You're going to be wrong.
00:43:07Please, Mom.
00:43:08Now you stay in here.
00:43:10And don't let me hear another word out of you.
00:43:13About it.
00:43:17Did you ever hear of anything so terrible?
00:43:19Why, it's like the whole town's gone crazy.
00:43:22He's here just to see you, you know.
00:43:24Have you talked to him?
00:43:25I just left him.
00:43:27Why don't you see him, if only for a few minutes?
00:43:30Oh, Molly, what good would it do?
00:43:33It's all over now, you know that.
00:43:35Not for him.
00:43:36He's so crazy about you, Peggy.
00:43:38He was crazy about me before.
00:43:40But that didn't stop him from being the kind of person he was.
00:43:43He scares me, Molly.
00:43:44He really does.
00:43:46He might have scared you then.
00:43:47But not now.
00:43:49He's different.
00:43:50How different?
00:43:52The way Bucky was different that last year.
00:43:55You know, not wild anymore.
00:43:57Just sorry.
00:43:59And what good did it do, Bucky?
00:44:02None, I guess.
00:44:04But I liked it.
00:44:06Oh, for me, he'd have stayed away.
00:44:09Is it somebody else, Peggy?
00:44:12Of course not.
00:44:13You know it's not.
00:44:15Not Mark?
00:44:17Mark?
00:44:19Why do you ask that?
00:44:20Is it?
00:44:21Well, I'd never even thought of Mark like that.
00:44:25Of course not.
00:44:26You think he never thought of you like that?
00:44:28I doubt it.
00:44:29Mark's just...
00:44:31Well, Mark's just Mark.
00:44:34He's Jim's friend.
00:44:36Oh, you must be out of your mind.
00:44:39Then it's still Jim, isn't it?
00:44:45I guess so.
00:44:49I guess it always will be.
00:45:06How would you like to see Ringo and Wyatt Earp square off at each other?
00:45:09Brother, I wouldn't even want to be in the same town when that happened.
00:45:12I still say he's yellow.
00:45:15I gave him the chance to show how good he was, didn't I?
00:45:18You reckon that's right?
00:45:19He didn't have a gun under the table after all?
00:45:21Yeah, I heard that.
00:45:23But both his hands were out of sight.
00:45:24He could have been holding anything.
00:45:26It took lots of nerve, though, to bluff like that.
00:45:29What would you have done?
00:45:30Looked under the table?
00:45:31I wouldn't have even been there in the first place.
00:45:34He was the one that ducked out of a showdown, not me.
00:45:37You ain't going back there, are you?
00:45:38Well, I ain't leaving town, if that's what you mean.
00:45:41Marshal wants to see you, hon.
00:45:43Didn't you get the message?
00:45:44Yeah, I got it.
00:45:45I'll see him.
00:45:46When I get the time.
00:45:53He says now.
00:45:56Looks like everybody's drawn behind your back these days.
00:45:59All the smart ones.
00:46:01Come on down to the marshal's rooms.
00:46:04I'll be right behind you.
00:46:11Just you wait till Miss Pennyfeather hears about this situation.
00:46:18Charlie's got him.
00:46:18There he is.
00:46:19Charlie's got him.
00:46:20Ah, shucks.
00:46:21That's just Hunt Bromley.
00:46:23Ringo wouldn't spit on Hunt Bromley.
00:46:25Come on.
00:46:30What do you want with me?
00:46:32Sit down.
00:46:34Didn't you get my message?
00:46:35I'm here, ain't I?
00:46:37How come you went over there and tried to pick a fight with Ringo?
00:46:40You don't have to worry about me, Pappy.
00:46:42I can take care of myself.
00:46:44I wish I had a hundred dollars for every blabbermouth I've heard say that.
00:46:47Well, he's yellow.
00:46:49I learned that much anyway.
00:46:51All right then, Buffalo Bill.
00:46:54You see, it ain't no use to warn you, so I'm gonna tell you.
00:46:58Either I'm gonna lock you up in a cell until he's gone,
00:47:00or you're gonna get out of town for the rest of the day.
00:47:02Now, which is it gonna be?
00:47:04Me get out of town?
00:47:05What about getting him out?
00:47:07When you're the marshal, you can do the deciding.
00:47:09Meanwhile, you let me handle the job.
00:47:11Now, what do you like?
00:47:12The cell or the road?
00:47:14Looks like you're being mighty careful about that killer.
00:47:17I just don't want any great, big, terrible men like you scaring them to death.
00:47:22How long you known, Ringo?
00:47:23You want to be locked up?
00:47:25No.
00:47:25Then get going.
00:47:26South.
00:47:28I don't want to see you back around here before sundown.
00:47:30You understand?
00:47:32You didn't say how long you knowed, Ringo.
00:47:34If you ain't out of town, in five minutes they're gonna have to take them guns away from you.
00:47:39Don't ever try that, Mark.
00:47:40I won't try it. I'll do it.
00:47:50I got my mind made up now.
00:47:53I'm gonna keep peace here today if I have to lock up every gunny in town to do it.
00:47:58Where's your badge?
00:48:01Put it on. This is official.
00:48:03I want you to take this scatter gun and sit in the palace with it.
00:48:06And if Hunter or any other troublemaker so much as sticks his head in the door, let him have it.
00:48:09What's Ringo gonna think? Me sitting there with a loaded shotgun?
00:48:12Tell him I sent you.
00:48:22How long have you known Ringo, Mark?
00:48:25I'm gonna keep Hunt company for a mile or so.
00:48:34I'll be back in a few minutes.
00:48:35Yes, sir.
00:49:06Mr Ringo, I...
00:49:08...I'm Charlie Norris, Mr Ringo.
00:49:10Mark Stratt's deputy.
00:49:12Mark wants me to sit shotgun on the front door.
00:49:15With what?
00:49:16I didn't bring it in with me because I didn't want you to get the wrong idea.
00:49:21Who is he?
00:49:23He's the deputy, like he says.
00:49:25Where's Mark?
00:49:26He had to go out on another matter. He'll be along in a few minutes.
00:49:30All right, partner, get your guns.
00:49:32We'll have a drink at the bar.
00:49:33Thank you, Mr. Ringo.
00:49:40Say, is that Pop right?
00:49:42No, not more than five or ten minutes out either way, Jimmy.
00:49:55Do you mind if I ask you a question?
00:49:57Not if you don't mind if I don't answer it.
00:49:59Who would you say was the toughest man you ever saw?
00:50:03I'll tell you the second toughest, Bucky Harris.
00:50:05You ever tangle with him?
00:50:07No, of course not. Bucky was my friend.
00:50:09Take it you don't want me to ask you again who was the first, Thomas.
00:50:14It seems like all your business is on the outside and none of it inside.
00:50:17Well, that don't worry me, huh? Just wait till tomorrow.
00:50:20After I'm gone, huh?
00:50:21This place will be famous, Jimmy. It'll be like a shrine.
00:50:24I'll probably have to put on two more bartenders.
00:50:27Have you ever charged your fee?
00:50:29You name it, Jimmy, and it's yours.
00:50:33Are you serious?
00:50:34Why not? You done it.
00:50:38All right, I'll take it.
00:50:39It's a deal.
00:50:40But who's gonna collect for you?
00:50:42I'll let you know before I leave.
00:50:47Where are you going?
00:50:47I can't stand this waiting any longer.
00:50:49I'm gonna take a look around outside.
00:50:50All right, but I gotta stay with you, you know?
00:51:04How much did you get paid for this job?
00:51:06Sixty a month. Why?
00:51:08Well, it ain't enough.
00:51:09What happened?
00:51:11There was a fellow with a gun in one of them windows across the street.
00:51:15If I hadn't seen the sun flashed out, you might have got it too.
00:51:18Which window?
00:51:19Stay away from the door.
00:51:22You wait here.
00:51:24But you ain't supposed to leave here, Mr. Ringo.
00:51:26I gotta get the gun away from that fella.
00:51:27He's liable to mess up this whole business.
00:51:30Is that who you reckon it is?
00:51:31I don't know.
00:51:32But it looks like I ought to be the one to go after him.
00:51:34Well, why don't you?
00:51:35Mark said, stay here.
00:51:37I ain't got orders covering a situation like this.
00:51:42Anyway, he's still in there and he's still gotta come out.
00:51:43Oh, Jerry, please, won't you give it up, please?
00:51:48Nothing is gonna bring Roy back and that's all we're thinking about.
00:51:53Go outside and take a look.
00:51:57Look, if you want to find out who's getting ready to shoot through that door,
00:52:00you go outside and look yourself.
00:52:02You're the man in charge of peace around here.
00:52:04Peace, the man says.
00:52:06You better get out of here.
00:52:08It's my life too, Jerry.
00:52:10Go over to LMA's and stay there.
00:52:12Keep your mouth shut.
00:52:15All right.
00:52:50Don't move.
00:52:51Drop that gun.
00:52:52Drop it.
00:52:54Put your hands up.
00:52:56Kick it away from you.
00:52:57Further away.
00:53:00Now, stand up.
00:53:06Now, turn around.
00:53:07Let's see what you look like.
00:53:11I ought to blow your head off laying for me like that.
00:53:14What's the matter with you anyway?
00:53:15Can I put my hands down?
00:53:16Sure.
00:53:17Just don't try anything funny with him.
00:53:20Now, what's the idea?
00:53:21My name is Marlow.
00:53:22So what?
00:53:22You don't remember?
00:53:23No.
00:53:24You don't remember Roy Marlow?
00:53:26Come on, partner.
00:53:27Keep talking.
00:53:28What are you getting at?
00:53:29Roy Marlow was my son.
00:53:30You killed him.
00:53:32I never killed any Roy Marlow.
00:53:34I never even heard of him.
00:53:35He must be out of your mind.
00:53:37You killed him, all right.
00:53:38But you don't even remember it.
00:53:40You're crazy.
00:53:41Do you think if I killed somebody I wouldn't remember it?
00:53:43Are you sure?
00:53:48You're not safe running around loose, partner.
00:53:50You've got to be locked up.
00:53:52Come on.
00:54:00Open it.
00:54:03I'll move ahead of me.
00:54:08Backstead.
00:54:11To the marshal's office.
00:54:18You think I ought to go across there and see what's happening?
00:54:20Mark told you to stay here, didn't he?
00:54:46Come on.
00:54:48Looks like we're going to serve ourselves today.
00:54:50Come on.
00:55:13Where is he?
00:55:14Well, he ought to be here.
00:55:19I am Mrs. August Pennyfeather.
00:55:23How do you do, Mrs. Pennyfeather?
00:55:24We are here to see Marshal Markstreet.
00:55:28Oh, well, he ain't here now, ma'am.
00:55:30I don't know just where he is.
00:55:31We will wait.
00:55:34Yes, ma'am, do.
00:55:38Won't you have a chair?
00:55:40Who are you?
00:55:41A deputy?
00:55:43No.
00:55:45Just a friend.
00:55:46He wouldn't be over there arresting that murderer, would he?
00:55:50No, ma'am, I don't think he is.
00:55:53Well, doesn't he intend to?
00:55:55That I couldn't say, ma'am.
00:55:57I ain't sure just what he's going to do about it.
00:56:00Well, he'd better be making up his mind pretty soon.
00:56:03This is not Deadwood or Tombstone.
00:56:05This is a law-abiding community.
00:56:07And we want no murderers running wild through our streets,
00:56:10shooting and killing our women and children.
00:56:12He ain't exactly running wild through the streets, ma'am.
00:56:15He's a murderer, isn't he?
00:56:16Is he?
00:56:17Well, what else may tell after all those killings?
00:56:20Well, I mean, maybe he don't think he is.
00:56:23Well, then he must be a fool, too.
00:56:25I'm just guessing, understand, lady.
00:56:26But maybe he figures it was either him or them.
00:56:31What do you mean, him or them?
00:56:33Well, I mean, maybe there was some misunderstandings
00:56:36and it was either him or them that was going to get killed.
00:56:40Fifty misunderstandings in a row?
00:56:42Not fifty, ma'am. Nowhere's near it.
00:56:45Well, it was a lot nearer fifteen than fifty, and I can tell you that for a fact.
00:56:49What are you trying to do? Take up for him?
00:56:52No, ma'am. No, indeed. No, indeed. Not me.
00:56:54Well, don't you think something should be done about him?
00:56:57Absolutely, ma'am. He ought to be arrested or run out of town or something.
00:57:01He ought to be hung.
00:57:05Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. There's a lot to be said for that point of view, too.
00:57:10Good morning, ladies.
00:57:11Good morning, Mark. Good morning, Mark.
00:57:17You're late.
00:57:18Late?
00:57:19Yes, ma'am. I figured you'd be around long before now.
00:57:24What do you intend to do about the man?
00:57:27Nothing, ma'am.
00:57:29You're going to allow him to sit right there in that saloon as long as he pleases?
00:57:33Demoralizing the whole town?
00:57:34Well, the trouble so far ain't been him demoralizing the town.
00:57:37It's the town demoralizing him.
00:57:40Some fellow I hear just tried to demoralize him with a Winchester.
00:57:43Is that what you mean?
00:57:44We are here simply to remind you, Marshal Strith,
00:57:47that it is your sworn duty to keep peace in Cayenne.
00:57:50That's right, ma'am. And that's what I'm aiming to do to the best of my ability.
00:57:55Moreover, we, the ladies of Cayenne, regarded an outrage that this man, Ringo,
00:58:01a notorious murderer, should be received here practically with honor
00:58:05and allowed to sit in state in our finest saloon.
00:58:09So now, we demand, Mr. Marshall, that you do something about it immediately.
00:58:14Such as what, ma'am?
00:58:16Either arrest him or chase him out of town.
00:58:21What do you think?
00:58:23Well, he's planning to leave anyway, ain't he?
00:58:26That's the way I understand it.
00:58:28What do you figure would happen if I tried to chase him out?
00:58:31I don't think you could do it and keep the peace at the same time.
00:58:35Hmm. That's what I thought.
00:58:39Can't you arrest him?
00:58:40He ain't done anything here to be arrested for.
00:58:43Well, isn't he wanted?
00:58:44Not by me, ma'am.
00:58:45I'm just a stranger here myself, ma'am.
00:58:47But if you was to ask me, I'd say, hold off for another hour.
00:58:51Don't do anything that might make trouble until, say, half past ten.
00:58:55If he ain't gone by then, then let the Marshal go to work on him.
00:58:58Shoot him down like a dog.
00:59:00Exactly, ma'am.
00:59:01That sounds very sensible.
00:59:03Uh, what do you say, ladies?
00:59:05Oh, that's fine.
00:59:06Well, then that's the way we'll have it, Marshal.
00:59:08Thank you very much.
00:59:09That's a very reasonable, intelligent idea.
00:59:12Don't thank me, ma'am.
00:59:13Thank Mr. Ringo.
00:59:14Oh, but of course.
00:59:15Thank you very much, Mr. Ringo.
00:59:18Mr. Ringo!
00:59:20Oh!
00:59:20Ladies!
00:59:21Ladies, please.
00:59:22Come on.
00:59:23Ladies.
00:59:32I saw Molly.
00:59:33She said she'd talk to Peggy.
00:59:34I know.
00:59:35She's down there now.
00:59:36I'd better get back to the palace.
00:59:37That's what she'd be looking for.
00:59:38What'd you do with Marlow?
00:59:39Who?
00:59:40The fella in the window.
00:59:41Oh, I arrested him for you.
00:59:42He's in the cage back there.
00:59:44You gonna let him out?
00:59:45Not until you leave town.
00:59:47Wait a minute.
00:59:47I'm going with you.
00:59:52I forgot something, Mark.
00:59:56Hey, where was your boy killed?
00:59:58You don't know.
00:59:59What would I be asking you for if I knew?
01:00:03Chelsea.
01:00:05Wasn't me, partner.
01:00:06I've never even been on the territory in my life.
01:00:12What time do you figure them brothers will be here?
01:00:14I've got plenty of time here.
01:00:16I hope so.
01:00:17I hope you ain't miscalculated, Eddie.
01:00:19They're on foot.
01:00:19I chased off their horses.
01:00:21They'll be doing good if they're here by 11.
01:00:30I've seen better fights than this or the prayer of me.
01:00:32It's gonna mean like they ain't got as much spirit as they used to.
01:00:34I'll go for these eyes.
01:00:43Jake.
01:00:45Is that horse in any shape to go again today?
01:00:48No, I don't think so, Mark.
01:00:49He's putting the reward down to an oven.
01:00:51You got a fresh one here?
01:00:53I guess so.
01:00:54Have him at the back door of the palace in about 15 minutes.
01:00:57Saddled up with Ringo's stuff.
01:00:59Give him enough grub and water to make Santa Maria and charge it to the county.
01:01:02All right, Mark.
01:01:04All right, Mark.
01:01:24Anybody working here today?
01:01:25Too busy to work today.
01:01:31Hiya, Mac.
01:01:32Tommy.
01:01:33Glad to see you, Tommy.
01:01:35Looks like sanity out there.
01:01:36How's Ellen?
01:01:37Fine, thanks.
01:01:38Give me a ride.
01:01:39I don't know about that.
01:01:40What'll Ellen say?
01:01:41Now, look.
01:01:41She said I could have one if it was dusty.
01:01:43Yeah, wife don't like in the drink.
01:01:45Don't blame her.
01:01:46Ah, she knows I'm all over that sort of thing.
01:01:48Too much work to do these days.
01:01:50Join me?
01:01:52Well, thanks.
01:01:53Well, the same thing.
01:01:56What do you got, a ranch?
01:01:57Yeah, we got ourselves a little place the first year we was married.
01:02:00It ain't very big, but it's coming along all right.
01:02:03Married the cutest little old girl you ever saw.
01:02:05No bigger than a pocket.
01:02:06But, brother, did she settle this rounder down?
01:02:09That's her all right.
01:02:10Little, but oh, my.
01:02:13How many head of cattle you got?
01:02:15About 400.
01:02:16Started at 50.
01:02:18Got horses, too?
01:02:19Well, we ain't got many.
01:02:20You need more outside help than we can afford for horses,
01:02:22but I guess we got about 30.
01:02:25Sounds like a right nice start.
01:02:27Yeah, that's the way her and I figured it.
01:02:29Takes a lot of hard work to make anything out of a place that little,
01:02:32but, well, we don't mind.
01:02:33Grazing land's good and there's plenty of water,
01:02:36so I guess we're better off than a lot of people.
01:02:38We broke even last year, you know.
01:02:40Sounds mighty good.
01:02:42Have one with me.
01:02:43No, thanks.
01:02:45One is what she said.
01:02:46Much obliged to you, though.
01:02:47Just the same.
01:02:48So long, Mac.
01:02:48So long, Tommy.
01:02:49Tell Ellen hello for me.
01:02:50Yeah, I'll tell her.
01:02:53Nice fellow, Tommy.
01:02:58Kind of getting on towards time, ain't it?
01:03:03I'm gonna give her till the last minute.
01:03:05You don't want to draw it too close, you know.
01:03:07I've got to hear something, Mark, no matter how close I draw.
01:03:10Molly ain't back pretty soon.
01:03:14She told me about Bucky.
01:03:17Never heard it before.
01:03:19I guess he never knew what hit him.
01:03:24That's a fine life, ain't it?
01:03:26Just trying to stay alive.
01:03:29Not really living, not enjoying anything, not getting anywhere.
01:03:34Just trying to keep from getting killed.
01:03:36That's what Bucky used to say.
01:03:38Just waiting to get knocked off by some tough kid.
01:03:42Like the kind of kid I was.
01:03:44And the truth of the matter is, it don't pay much either.
01:03:49Here I am, 35 years old.
01:03:51I ain't even got a good watch.
01:04:01How'd you get out of it, Mark?
01:04:03I just quit.
01:04:04No, it ain't that easy.
01:04:05How'd you do it, really?
01:04:09You remember when the gang split up after that bank at Medina?
01:04:12We didn't split up, they scattered us.
01:04:14Well, anyway, some of us put into Prairie City to get some supplies.
01:04:18But the word was ahead of us, and you should have seen what we walked into.
01:04:22Yeah, I heard.
01:04:24Did you hear about the little girl?
01:04:26No.
01:04:27I got sick when I saw her.
01:04:31Who did it?
01:04:32Who knows?
01:04:33With all that shooting, it could have been me just as well as anybody else.
01:04:36You don't know that.
01:04:37It don't matter.
01:04:38I was there.
01:04:40So when we got back to the hills, I kept it going.
01:04:42And I kept on it going until I got here, and I asked a man for a job.
01:04:46Didn't anybody ever say anything?
01:04:49I wasn't as prominent as you are.
01:05:01Well, that's funny, isn't she?
01:05:03What?
01:05:05That was the time I could have kept on a-going, too.
01:05:12And I could have rode right on back to Peggy.
01:05:17I used to wonder about going back and giving myself up.
01:05:21And I finally argued myself out of that one, thank goodness.
01:05:24Mark?
01:05:25Yeah?
01:05:26I got that boy found here.
01:05:28Be there in a minute, Jake.
01:05:35I guess it ain't much use for waiting around here any longer.
01:05:39You can write to me, and I'll give it to her if you want.
01:05:41No.
01:05:42Didn't do any good.
01:05:43She's got her mind made up now.
01:05:45No place she could reach you, I reckon.
01:05:48No.
01:05:50I don't know where I'm going to be.
01:05:54So long, Mark.
01:05:56Do you have to be going already, Timmy?
01:05:57Yeah.
01:05:58I'm going to see if I'll up the line.
01:06:00What about your cut of the business?
01:06:01Who do you want me to give it to?
01:06:04Who's the prettiest girl in town?
01:06:07Well, I used to admire the banker's daughter,
01:06:09but I might have been influenced by her money.
01:06:13Then there's a girl named Frankie May,
01:06:14and the schoolteacher, and another...
01:06:16Give it to the schoolteacher.
01:06:18I always have a kind of a weakness for schoolteachers.
01:06:22Put it in an envelope without any note or anything,
01:06:24and drop it on her desk.
01:06:27Schoolteacher.
01:06:27Consider it done, Jimmy.
01:06:29It's been a real pleasure to see you again, Jimmy.
01:06:31I often think of the good old days in Dodge City with you,
01:06:33and Bucky and the other fellas makes me real homesick.
01:06:36Yeah, those good old days are all right.
01:06:37Come on, Jimmy.
01:06:40Sometimes I don't think people have fun like they used to, do you?
01:06:43No.
01:06:44Jim?
01:06:45Got a minute or two?
01:06:47Sure.
01:07:04Well, you look fine, honey.
01:07:06I'm doing all right.
01:07:10I...
01:07:12Come here just to see you, you know.
01:07:14I know.
01:07:15Mark told me.
01:07:17But...
01:07:18I just didn't know what to do, Jim.
01:07:21Well, it's all right now.
01:07:27How's Jimmy?
01:07:29He's a lot like you, I'm afraid.
01:07:31Don't you think you better do something about that right quick?
01:07:35Well, I was just joking.
01:07:37He's a little wild, like all kids.
01:07:39But he's a good boy.
01:07:41Did you know he's out there in front now?
01:07:43I took him away once, but it looks like the whole town's crazy today.
01:07:47I never saw anything like it.
01:07:49I looked out there at him.
01:07:51I couldn't see no kid that looked like me.
01:07:53He's still there, I'm afraid.
01:07:58Mark, will Molly tell you what I want?
01:08:00No.
01:08:01I want to get away from here, Peggy.
01:08:03I want to get out of this part of the country.
01:08:05See if we can't find us a little ranch, maybe.
01:08:08You and me and Jimmy.
01:08:11If only you'd thought of this before.
01:08:13Oh, we can still do it, honey.
01:08:15I could go on out to California, or the Northwest,
01:08:17where they ain't never heard of me before.
01:08:19See if I couldn't find us a little place,
01:08:21then you and Jimmy could pack up and come on out there later.
01:08:24Or they would never know who we were.
01:08:26We could be safe out there the rest of our lives.
01:08:30When did you get this idea, Jim?
01:08:32Well, I didn't get it.
01:08:33It just kind of come over me.
01:08:34The way getting older comes over you.
01:08:37All of a sudden you look at things different
01:08:38than the way you did five years ago.
01:08:41All of a sudden I knew this was the only thing in the world I wanted.
01:08:45You and me and Jimmy.
01:08:47Together on a little place somewhere.
01:08:51It's a wonderful idea, Jim.
01:08:55It's wonderful, but it's no use.
01:08:58Well, why not?
01:09:00Well, it's too late.
01:09:01Why?
01:09:02Mark done it.
01:09:03Eight years ago.
01:09:04But you couldn't.
01:09:06Not now.
01:09:06You're too well known.
01:09:08The only reason Mark doesn't arrest you
01:09:10is that he's Mark and you're his friend.
01:09:12But you can't depend on things like that forever.
01:09:15One of these days the federal officers will pick up your trail.
01:09:18And that'll be the end of it.
01:09:20They'll never give up.
01:09:22Not as long as you live.
01:09:24What about South America?
01:09:25We can meet in New Orleans.
01:09:27Get on a boat and...
01:09:30What's the matter, Peggy?
01:09:36Don't you love me?
01:09:39You didn't have to ask that, Jim.
01:09:41I've changed, you know.
01:09:43I'm different now, Peg.
01:09:45I just want to be somewhere.
01:09:47Don't you understand?
01:09:49Oh, look, darling.
01:09:51If it were just you and me, I'd do it.
01:09:55I'd go with you this very minute.
01:09:57Anywhere in the world you wanted to go.
01:10:00But it's not just you and me.
01:10:02There's Jimmy, too.
01:10:03Well, we can take him with us.
01:10:04No, Jim.
01:10:06We could run and hide and dodge the law all the rest of our lives.
01:10:11But not a little boy like him.
01:10:14You wouldn't understand.
01:10:17Don't you see?
01:10:19Jimmy.
01:10:21Give me another minute, will you?
01:10:24Quarter past ten, Jimmy.
01:10:25It's all right, I tell you.
01:10:27I've got plenty of time there walking.
01:10:28They could have run some, too, you know.
01:10:31All right.
01:10:33Just one more minute.
01:10:34Somebody's after you.
01:10:35Never mind that.
01:10:37Listen.
01:10:38A year from now, if I come back, if I've been all right the whole year,
01:10:43will you talk to me about it again?
01:10:45No, Jim, it's no use.
01:10:46It's too late.
01:10:47Just talk to me, that's all.
01:10:49Maybe you'll feel different.
01:10:51Something might have happened.
01:10:52Nobody knows what can happen in a year.
01:10:55But you've got to say you'll talk to me about it again.
01:10:59I will.
01:11:02Well, we can make it, honey.
01:11:04We can make it.
01:11:07You just wait and see.
01:11:10Where are you, Grandma?
01:11:11Now, look, Jimmy.
01:11:12Now, listen to me, Mark.
01:11:13I've got to have five minutes more.
01:11:15You can't do it, Jimmy.
01:11:16You ain't got the time.
01:11:17How many times do I have to tell you?
01:11:18I know what I'm doing.
01:11:19Those guys ain't got any horses.
01:11:20What do you think they're going to do?
01:11:21Fly?
01:11:22What do you want five minutes more for?
01:11:24I want to see my kid.
01:11:25No, no, Jimmy.
01:11:26You can't do that.
01:11:27Now, look, you dumb cowhound.
01:11:28I'm sorry, but my mind is made up.
01:11:29So get him, honey.
01:11:31I don't care how you do it, but get him.
01:11:33Right here in this room.
01:11:34What are you trying to do?
01:11:35Mess up the whole business?
01:11:36I ain't trying to mess up anything.
01:11:37I just want to see my kid.
01:11:39But how can I fix it so he won't know?
01:11:41You can do it, honey.
01:11:42You'll think of something.
01:11:43But I ain't leaving until I see him.
01:11:45Alone.
01:11:46Me and him.
01:11:47Right here in this room.
01:11:49And I don't care if there's 300 brothers.
01:11:54Can you hurry it up?
01:11:56I'll try.
01:11:59All I know is it's been eight years since I've seen my own kid.
01:12:02And it ain't gonna be another eight years before I see him again.
01:12:07You ain't here.
01:12:09I'm surely glad you don't drop in every morning.
01:12:16See that there, huh?
01:12:17Where's Charlie?
01:12:18He just stepped outside.
01:12:19You want him?
01:12:20Tell him to come in here right away, will he?
01:12:21Sure, Ma.
01:12:24Jimmy!
01:12:26Jimmy Walsh!
01:12:28Jimmy!
01:12:28Is that your Ma calling you?
01:12:30Yes, sir.
01:12:30Come here.
01:12:32Hurry, Jimmy.
01:12:33But Ma!
01:12:34All the other fellas!
01:12:35Never mind the other fellas.
01:12:37Molly wants to tell you something.
01:12:38Come on with me.
01:12:39Come on!
01:12:40Come on!
01:12:40Come on!
01:12:41Come on!
01:12:41Come on!
01:12:41Come on!
01:12:41Do you know his horse?
01:12:42I know it.
01:13:17Come on!
01:13:21Who learned you to bust into a room like that?
01:13:23Nobody.
01:13:24Well, don't ever do it again.
01:13:27You knock first and wait until somebody answers.
01:13:29You understand?
01:13:30Yes, sir.
01:13:33Now, shut the door.
01:13:41Miss Molly here said you wanted to see me.
01:13:46Yeah, that's right.
01:13:47What about?
01:13:48I'll tell you in a minute.
01:13:49I'll tell you in a minute.
01:14:03How old are you?
01:14:05Nine.
01:14:06You're eight and a half.
01:14:07How'd you know?
01:14:08No.
01:14:10Well, I got my ways.
01:14:15What grade are you in?
01:14:16The third.
01:14:17Honest.
01:14:18You know what grade I was in when I was your age?
01:14:21What?
01:14:22The seventh.
01:14:23At eight and a half.
01:14:26Well, I was in the sixth anyway.
01:14:28You was in the sixth grade at eight and a half.
01:14:31Well, I wasn't far from it.
01:14:38Are you really Jimmy Ringo?
01:14:41Sure I am.
01:14:43What do you mean?
01:14:44Then how come you didn't draw and it kicked in that door?
01:14:47Well, draw on an unarmed man?
01:14:48I never did that in my life.
01:14:51You gotta give everybody a fair chance, don't you?
01:14:54Did you ever meet Wyatt Earp?
01:14:58Yeah.
01:14:59I've seen him once or twice.
01:15:01Is he the toughest man you ever saw?
01:15:04In the bunch I run with,
01:15:06we just spanked Wyatt Earp's britches with his own pistol.
01:15:09Really?
01:15:10Why, the real tough ones laugh at Earp.
01:15:12Who is the toughest one you ever saw?
01:15:15You mean the real toughest?
01:15:17Yes, Earp.
01:15:18Besides you.
01:15:20Well, I guess I've never seen anybody any tougher
01:15:23than a fellow you've got right here in your own town.
01:15:25I thought of by the name of Mark Stratt.
01:15:27You mean Marshal Mark Stratt?
01:15:29He's the toughest man I ever met.
01:15:31But he don't even carry a gun.
01:15:33Well, you don't have to, son.
01:15:35He can handle them bare-handed.
01:15:37And we've been calling him Softie.
01:15:41All I can say is,
01:15:43don't you ever tangle with that Softie.
01:15:45No, sir.
01:15:53What's the matter?
01:15:55Oh, nothing.
01:16:02What if Jimmy Ringo was in here?
01:16:04He was here all morning.
01:16:05Had a drink right there where you're standing now.
01:16:08He hasn't left town, has he?
01:16:09Not yet. He got held up back there.
01:16:10Wow.
01:16:25You watch here.
01:16:38Now I'll tell you what I wanted with you.
01:16:40You see them kids out front?
01:16:42Yes, sir.
01:16:43Well, why ain't they in school?
01:16:44We come down and see what's going on.
01:16:47Well, they got no business hanging around in front of a saloon.
01:16:50I want you to get them out of there.
01:16:52But I don't know if I can or not.
01:16:54What do you mean?
01:16:55You don't know whether you can or not.
01:16:57When I asked for somebody to handle this situation,
01:16:59why, Miss Harris told me you're the smartest kid in town.
01:17:02That's why I sent for you.
01:17:03Well, I'll try.
01:17:05Don't try.
01:17:07You do it.
01:17:09You get them boys out of there the way Mark Strett would, you understand?
01:17:12Yes, sir.
01:17:13That's a good boy.
01:17:14Guess we picked out the right fella after all.
01:17:19Well, he's all right.
01:17:21You got a good boy, Mrs. Walsh.
01:17:23Take a look outside, Polly.
01:17:31Get ready.
01:17:34All clear.
01:17:36Well, goodbye, ma'am.
01:17:39You take good care of yourself.
01:17:42Goodbye.
01:17:45Goodbye, son.
01:17:47Goodbye, Mr. Ringel.
01:17:48I hope I see you again sometime.
01:17:50Well, what about next year?
01:17:51Will you really?
01:17:52You'll be watching for me.
01:17:53A year from today.
01:18:02Sorry, Jimmy.
01:18:02Sorry for what?
01:18:03A year ain't nothing.
01:18:04I can hide out that long.
01:18:06Look out for her, will you?
01:18:07You bet.
01:18:09How much obliged to you, Mark?
01:18:11That's all right, partner.
01:18:12Looks like you're gonna make it after all.
01:18:22Here he comes.
01:18:23I got Charlie out to head them fellas off anyway.
01:18:25Keep an eye on the kids for me, will you?
01:18:27I'll watch them.
01:18:28I'll see you a year from now.
01:18:29I'll be looking for you.
01:18:30What you fellas doing up there?
01:18:33Drop them guns.
01:18:35Drop them.
01:18:36Is that you, Charlie?
01:18:39Come on down, you.
01:18:45These the fellas you make?
01:18:48Come on out, you fellas.
01:18:53These them?
01:18:56Yeah, that's two of them.
01:18:59I told you fellas you're wasting your time.
01:19:02Watch your blinds, Charlie.
01:19:03If I was you, I'd hit Mark for a raise.
01:19:05So long, fellas.
01:19:07So long.
01:19:07How about it, Ringo?
01:19:13Let's go.
01:19:15Let's go.
01:19:16Let's go.
01:19:17Let's go.
01:19:18Let's go.
01:19:20Let's go.
01:19:23Hunt Bromley got Ringo.
01:19:25Hunt Bromley got Ringo.
01:19:27No.
01:19:28No, Jimmy.
01:19:29Please, Mom.
01:19:29You hear that?
01:19:30Hunt Bromley shot Ringo.
01:19:31We got him.
01:19:32Please, no.
01:19:33Please.
01:19:34We got a little bear.
01:19:35Please.
01:19:36No, Jimmy, no.
01:19:37Come on.
01:19:37We've got to go home.
01:19:39Please.
01:19:39Come on.
01:19:40Get away.
01:19:40Don't gawk, Eddie.
01:19:43We got the doctor coming, Jimmy.
01:19:45Just lay still and you'll be all right.
01:19:50That boy.
01:19:52Hunt.
01:19:54We got him, son.
01:19:55He ain't getting away with it.
01:19:56No.
01:19:58I drew first.
01:19:59I was ahead of him.
01:20:01I seen it, Jimmy.
01:20:02You don't have to say anything like that.
01:20:04I seen who drew first.
01:20:05You heard what I said, Mark.
01:20:06I drew first.
01:20:08Now, don't argue with me.
01:20:10I know what I'm doing.
01:20:13You don't have to do me no favors, Pappy.
01:20:15Keep your mouth shut.
01:20:18If I was doing you a favor, I'd let him hang you right now and get it all over with.
01:20:28But I don't want you to get off that light.
01:20:33I want you to go on being a big, tough gunny.
01:20:39I want you to see what it means to have to live like a big, tough gunny.
01:20:52So don't thank me yet, partner.
01:21:01You'll see what I mean.
01:21:11Just...
01:21:14...wake.
01:21:14Go on, Pappy.
01:21:44Don't say anything, Hunt. Don't talk to me. Don't say one word to me.
01:21:47You can't!
01:21:48Don't talk to me, I tell her. I'll kill you if you do. You understand?
01:21:59Now listen to me, yellow belly.
01:22:02Ringo's fixed you good.
01:22:04You're gonna get it exactly like you give it to him.
01:22:07Because there's a thousand cheap, dirty, crooked little squirts like you waiting right now
01:22:11for the chance to kill the man that killed Jimmy Ringo.
01:22:14But it ain't gonna be here, Sonny. Not in my territory.
01:22:18So get going, now.
01:22:22Get killed somewhere else.
01:22:31And that's just the beginning, tough boy.
01:22:50I'm awful sorry, but there ain't no more room, Mrs. Walsh.
01:22:53Ain't another seat left in the place.
01:22:55Is Mark inside?
01:22:57Oh, yes, ma'am. He's inside.
01:22:58Will you tell him Mrs. Ringo would like to see him?
01:23:00Yes, ma'am.
01:23:02Mrs. Jimmy Ringo?
01:23:04Mrs. Jimmy Ringo.
01:23:05And his boy.
01:23:07Yes, and Mrs. Ringo.
01:23:31Come on in, Peggy.
01:23:32Come on in.
01:23:40Come on in, Peggy.
01:23:40Yes, ma'am.
01:24:03Rock of Ages
01:24:08Let me hide myself in thee
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