Arriving in a lawless Texas town, Billy finds his old friend Fuzzy. When Billy stands up to Flash and his gang, he is made Sheriff. He and Fuzzy then set out to retrieve the money stolen by Flash and clear his brother Gil Cooper who is part of the gang.
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00:40Oh, my God.
01:22Oh, my God.
01:30Oh, my God.
02:00Oh, my God.
02:23Boy, do your stuff.
03:02Don't reach for that gun.
03:09Now open the box and give me that money.
03:15Oh, my God.
03:17Oh, my God.
03:33Oh, my God.
03:35Oh, my God.
03:40Oh, my God.
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08:03It isn't one o'clock yet, is it, Jim?
08:05It sure is, Mary. You'd better skim over to the express office and close it up.
08:09That lazy Abel's will be along any minute.
08:11I can't understand why the businessmen of this town allow a bunch of cowboys who want to play wild west,
08:16intimidate them into closing their shops on the busiest day of the month.
08:18Experience has shown us it's the only thing to do.
08:21What we need in Corral City is a sheriff.
08:23You'll have to travel a long ways to these parts before you'll find anybody's willing to take the job.
08:32Pardon me, folks. Is today a Sunday?
08:35Of course not.
08:37Well, is it a holiday of some sort?
08:39No.
08:40You're a stranger, aren't you?
08:42Yeah, got in a day or two ago. Coming from over New Mexico way.
08:46If today ain't Sunday and it ain't a legal holiday, what day is it?
08:51Wednesday.
08:52Hmm. Well, what's happening to the town? Is it closing up?
08:55Yeah, temporarily.
08:57How come?
08:58On the first of the month, the hands from the lazy A celebrate.
09:01There's always a lot of shooting and rough stuff.
09:03So the citizens of the community disappear and let them do what they want.
09:06Don't the law bud in?
09:08Lazy A is all the law we have.
09:10Hmm. No, uh, sheriff or marshal?
09:13We can't keep one on the job.
09:17I think I'm going to kind of like it here.
09:28Wendy seems to be in a hurry.
09:32Gil Cooper's not with him.
09:34I wonder what that means.
09:40I got bad news for you, Miss Mary.
09:43I was held up about ten miles down the road.
09:45It's all right, though. Gil's going to pick up their trail.
09:47Well, come on in the office and tell me about it.
09:49I've got to step up, I've got to step up, sir.
10:08Hey.
10:13Wait a minute.
10:15Let's step up.
10:15Here's a stray.
10:17Have you got the lazy A brand on him?
10:19Yeah.
10:21No, he ain't got no grand at all.
10:23I guess he's a maverick.
10:25What do we do with him?
10:26Let's make him set him up for the house.
10:31We're not going to take his word, boys.
10:34Let's dump him.
10:52Well, as long as you didn't know you had this, Joe, you won't miss it.
10:56Come on, boys.
10:58Let him up.
11:20Hey, are you getting the gun back?
11:22Sure, there you are.
11:27You want to get a snort?
11:29Well, I don't know.
11:31Does he?
11:32Well, let's see.
11:33He does look a little young for Rednicker, but maybe he could use a little hair tonic.
11:39Good!
11:50Come on, boys.
12:32When it starts coming out your ears, Fuzzy, it's time to stop.
12:39Billy!
12:41Why, you old son of a gun.
12:43Kid, are you a sight for sprawl eyes?
12:45You don't look so bad yourself, Fuzzy.
12:47Hey, did you have any trouble getting out of New Mexico after I left you?
12:51Plenty.
12:52The law was right on my tail.
12:53I had to hold up a couple of times.
12:55That's what kept me from getting here sooner.
12:57Did you run into any trouble?
12:58No, not a bit.
12:59They never connected me with helping you break deals.
13:03Well, I guess what we heard about this town's right, Fuzzy.
13:08Peaceful and quiet.
13:10She's not as peaceful as she looks.
13:13I'm sorry to hear that, because it's been profitable already.
13:17Hey, tell me.
13:18Let's get something wet for it.
13:20Hey, there's a mighty wild bunch in that saloon.
13:23Let's see just how wild they are.
13:25Come on.
13:29That is really funny.
13:34Hey, Stray's back with another one.
13:39Say, that newcomer's the one that stuck me and Pete up.
13:41He sure is.
13:43Yeah?
13:44You and Pete beat it.
13:46I'll get that money back.
13:59Give me something to get the dust out of my throat.
14:04I thought you said there was a wild bunch in here.
14:06No, not.
14:07But I thought real people like to me.
14:18Hey, Stranger, I want to talk to you.
14:21Not particular who I talk to.
14:24Get him.
14:30Now, what is it you want?
14:32I want that money you lifted this morning.
14:35Oh, now I'm beginning to see daylight.
14:37Of course you would.
14:38You're one of the Umbries that express guard chased down the road.
14:41What about it?
14:42Tell him for me he's a rotten shot.
14:44Or is he?
14:45Never mind him.
14:46Do I get it or don't I?
14:48You don't.
14:50Come on, Fuzzy.
14:51Wait a minute.
14:53Give me.
15:20You fool, how do you expect to find that money if you kill him?
15:24Don't go back in there.
15:25Let me go.
15:26Hey, Bushwack, Billy.
15:27Commitment suicide won't do any good.
15:35We've got to get him fixed up.
15:36You know where we can take him?
15:37Yes.
15:37Give me a hand.
15:38I'm all right.
15:39You've got to get fixed up first, kid.
15:40Come on.
15:42Come on, let's get out of here.
15:49Come on.
15:50Come on, let's get out of here.
15:53Merrick!
15:55What's the matter, Jim?
15:56This stranger was shot by one of the lazy A boys.
15:58He's got a bad flesh wound.
16:00Well, take him in the other room and I'll go get the doctor.
16:06The doctor said you were very lucky.
16:08Yeah, I guess I was.
16:10But it sure knocked me out for a while.
16:11I'll say it did.
16:12Here, drink this.
16:13Doctor's ordered, you know.
16:20I'm sorry to be such a nuisance.
16:22Well, you're not at all, Billy.
16:24You know, I don't even know your last name.
16:28Clark.
16:28Billy Clark, Miss Barton.
16:30How do you do, Mr. Clark?
16:32How do you do?
16:36Has Budgy been in this morning?
16:38Yes, but you were asleep.
16:39He said he'd come back later.
16:41Well, I have something very important to tell him,
16:43so if you'll excuse me, I'll see if I can round him up.
16:45Why, certainly.
16:56Oh, Wendy said you wanted to see me.
16:58What'd you do with my horse?
17:00Oh, Jim put him in the liver's table last night.
17:01Well, get over there, Pronto, and get those saddlebags.
17:03Well, what's the idea?
17:05The money from the express hole looks in him.
17:07Oh, I should know, Jim.
17:22I thought we'd come around and see how you were getting along after your accident.
17:33I'm doing a lot better than you expected.
17:36Well, we're certainly glad to hear you.
17:38Haven't I seen you before?
17:41You're right.
17:42But I don't think you'll say anything about it.
17:45Maybe not.
17:48You know, you're leaving town with us.
17:51Oh, I see.
17:53Your aim wasn't so good yesterday.
17:55This time, you're going to make sure, huh?
17:57I'll talk it ain't going to get you anywhere.
18:02Oh, hello, boys.
18:04I'm sorry I didn't have up, but it's time for his medicine.
18:07Come on.
18:08Take your medicine like the nurse said it.
18:14Come on.
18:16Much obliged.
18:18You already still figuring on taking me out of town?
18:22What's going on, eh?
18:24Looks like they ganged up on you.
18:25Well, they tried to.
18:26Get them out of here, Fuzzy.
18:29Your feet ain't go to the ground.
18:30Come on, get up!
18:41I see you got my saddlebags, Fuzzy.
18:43Yeah, I, uh, uh...
18:45He didn't get them, I did.
18:47Suppose you explain how the money that was stolen from the express company was in here.
18:54On my way into town yesterday, I saw this hold-up hold.
18:57I caught up with a bandit and placed a hold-up of my own.
19:00Before I had a chance to find out who the money belonged to, I was shot.
19:03Oh, yeah, yeah.
19:04He was shot before he got a chance to find out who his money was.
19:07He told me everything and there was nothing in the saddlebags.
19:09So I thought maybe he was imagining things, you know, stored out of his head.
19:13Wait a minute, Fuzzy.
19:14If you think I had anything to do with it, you can ask the fellow who was driving that
19:18buckboard.
19:18He'll tell you I didn't hold him up.
19:20Billy, you'll never know what this means to me.
19:24Well, I have a pretty good idea, Miss Barton.
19:26$30,000 is a lot of money.
19:28I hope to tell you.
19:30Billy's always helping folks, you know.
19:31He even goes out of his way to do it.
19:32You intend to leave or stay around?
19:35Well, I was figuring to drift on, but after what's happened, I think I'll stick around
19:39a while.
19:42In that case, I got a proposition to make.
19:46What's that?
19:47As long as you're going to have it out of the lazy A crowd, why not make it legal?
19:51What do you mean?
19:52Well, if we were to make you sheriff, it would be a good thing for us and for you, too.
19:56Me?
19:57A sheriff?
19:57Yes.
19:59Well, you don't know anything about me, I...
20:01I know enough to convince me that you can handle the job.
20:05I'm afraid that's a lie.
20:07Well, I don't know if I'd blame you.
20:09There isn't a man in the county that takes the job.
20:11Hey, you insinuating that Billy's afraid?
20:13No, but...
20:14Ain't no buts about it.
20:15We'll take the job.
20:16Wait a minute, buddy.
20:16Not so fast.
20:17Hey, it ain't nobody going to say we're afraid of anything.
20:20Besides, I've always wanted to wear a badge.
20:22What do you say?
20:25I sure can.
20:26All right.
20:27That's the deal.
20:29I'll send the money over to you.
20:30And we'll make arrangements and swear to the boys is.
20:35Then we can clean up.
20:37We'll clean up, all right.
20:38We do it on the level.
20:39You mean we're going to be...
20:41Listen, she helped me, didn't she?
20:43Yes, she did.
20:46When the lazy boys see this, things are sure going to pop.
20:49Don't worry.
20:50Sheriff Clark will enforce it.
20:54Hey, there's another one on proclamations.
20:56Well...
21:09Well, that's a beauty, ain't it?
21:11Yeah.
21:11A work of art.
21:14I'm thirsty.
21:16Let him up, Joe.
21:19Come on, boys.
21:20Get what you want.
21:22Put that sign back where it was.
21:26You heard me.
21:27Put it back.
21:29Say, listen.
21:30If you didn't have that gun, I'd fix you so you couldn't put up any more signs.
21:35Do you think so?
21:36Yeah.
21:38I'll give you a chance to try it.
21:40Take off that gun belt.
22:07Let me...
22:08Let me...
22:08Let me...
22:08Let me...
22:09Let me...
22:15Let's go.
22:39Let's go.
23:12Give me some water.
23:27I'll put that sign back for a while.
23:38And remember, that sign means what it says.
23:41No more guns in Corral City.
23:43And if you've lost one anymore, Cabo,
23:45I will take care of you.
23:46Now get out!
23:48Wait a minute.
23:50Here's your gun.
23:52Here's your hat.
24:06One way or another,
24:07Clark's got a big shuffle out of the deck for keeps.
24:10And Gil Cooper's the boy to do it.
24:12We'll turn him loose on the ship.
24:25Here's your hat.
24:49Here's your hat.
24:55Pull over there, brother!
24:56Pull over here!
24:57Pull over here!
25:04What's the idea?
25:05Just catch your glimmers on that there piece of rice.
25:11You know what's good for you?
25:13You leave that gun alone.
25:14I'm the law, and I intend to enforce that proclamation.
25:16Don't be foolish.
25:17I call with your boss, not with you.
25:19Anybody picks on Sheriff Clark picks on me.
25:22Suppose we settle that after I finish with him.
25:25After he gets through with him, there won't be anything left for me.
25:28Maybe so.
25:29But give him this with my compliments,
25:31and you might tell him Gil Cooper's waiting for him in the saloon.
25:43But I've heard all over town that Gil Cooper's going to shoot it out with you.
25:48Well, I understand.
25:49Well, why should he want to be after you?
25:52Oh, I don't know, unless it's because I returned that money to the stolen premier.
25:56Well, what makes you say that?
25:58He hasn't been around since, has he?
26:02No, he hasn't.
26:04Just how much do you know about this Gil Cooper?
26:07Nothing, except his reputation as a gunman.
26:11Is that the reason you hired him to write guard for you?
26:13Yes, it is.
26:19Hey, Billy!
26:24Oh, Gil Cooper's at the saloon, and he's waiting for you.
26:27He didn't keep me waiting very long, did he?
26:36Isn't there something you can do to stop him?
26:38You ain't got nothing to worry about.
26:40You don't know Billy.
26:59Gil, here he comes.
27:03Come on, Pete.
27:26You looking for me, Sheriff?
27:32Billy!
27:45What's Gil stalling for?
27:50Just to pull the trigger, I recognize you, Billy.
27:52Good thing I recognize you, too, Gil.
27:59We're in a spot.
28:00They're expecting me to kill you.
28:01Do it, I say.
28:03We'll be all right.
28:20Hey, I thought you had him corralled.
28:22So did I.
28:24He sure pulled a fast one that time.
28:26If you fell for it, so will the others.
28:28How about getting a posse to ride with you, Sheriff?
28:30Gil Cooper's bad medicine.
28:32Thanks, boys, but this is a purge between Cooper and me.
28:39Mary and Neil have the jailhouse all second span for you, Billy.
28:45Gil recognized the sheriff.
28:47Didn't you hear him yell, Billy, just after he shot?
28:50Well, his brother's name, Billy.
28:53Billy.
28:54Billy the Kid.
28:55Sheriff of Corral County.
28:58Come on.
29:09Come on.
29:14Oh, listen, Mary.
29:16Can't I get out of these female garments now?
29:18Not until you get that rubbish out.
29:20Oh, I can't let anybody see me in this outfit.
29:23And why not?
29:24I'm a deputy sheriff.
29:25I've got to hold up the dignity of this office.
29:27Oh, fiddlesticks.
29:27Go on.
29:28I'll get it outside.
29:29Go on.
29:29If you want to be a sheriff and wear a star,
29:31what do I do?
29:34Turn around here with anything else.
29:44How do you do?
29:46I'm...
30:16When I heard they were holding you down in New Mexico
30:18and a trumped-up charge of murder,
30:20they were fixing to string you up.
30:21I had to do something to help you.
30:23I went to the people I thought were my friends
30:25to raise some money,
30:26but they turned thumbs down on me
30:28because Billy the Kid was my brother.
30:31Well, there was only one thing left to do.
30:34I changed my name, hit the Hoodal Trail,
30:36and joined up with this lazy A gang.
30:40It was swell of you trying to help me, Gil.
30:42But I'm sorry you had to go outside the law to do it.
30:45Why should you feel that way
30:46after what the law did to you?
30:48The man who caused all my trouble
30:50didn't have anything to do with the law.
30:52Yeah, but the law put the price on your head.
30:54Sure.
30:55And when they did, they made a mistake.
30:57That didn't make it any easier for you, Billy.
30:59Maybe not.
31:01But I don't want you to be in the same fix I'm in,
31:04dodging people the rest of your life.
31:06As long as I can help you, I don't care.
31:09Do you mean that?
31:10Sure I do.
31:12There's a way you can help me and yourself, too, Gil.
31:15What's that?
31:16This lazy A gang's been making it pretty tough for a girl.
31:19You know who I mean.
31:21Mary Barton.
31:23Yeah, but Billy, the money we grabbed wasn't hers.
31:25It belonged to the express company.
31:26She was just running the office.
31:28That's just it.
31:29She's been held up three times.
31:31Twice they got away with it.
31:33If it happens again, somebody else will be running that office.
31:36We've got to get the money from those first two holdups back to her.
31:40That's easier said than done, Billy.
31:42Maybe not.
31:43Has it been split up yet?
31:45No.
31:46Were there any killings?
31:46No, I wouldn't stand for that.
31:48That makes it a cinch.
31:50You tell me where the cash is and leave the rest to me.
31:53Yeah, but Billy, none of this bunch know who you really are.
31:56To them, you're just another guy packing a star.
31:59They'd start shooting the minute they saw you.
32:01That's my worry.
32:03I know, but there's no sense you taking any chances
32:05when I can walk in on them without any trouble at all.
32:08How are you going to get them to turn loose of this money?
32:10I'm not going to even try.
32:12The first thing they'll know about the money being gone
32:14is when Mary Barton announces that Sheriff Clark has recovered the money
32:17and the bandits made their escape.
32:19That way nobody gets hurt.
32:22Sounds all right.
32:24You better tell me where this hideout is
32:25just in case things don't work out the way you figure.
32:28We're using the line check in the north range of the Lazy A.
32:30You know where that is?
32:31I can find it if I have to.
32:33Where will I meet you?
32:35Right here at 8 o'clock tonight.
32:37I'll be waiting.
33:23Hello, Gil.
33:25Hello, Flash.
33:27What are you so surprised about?
33:29Come on in.
33:36I don't know what happened to me after I missed that first shot.
33:40You just couldn't pull that trigger again, eh?
33:42Not even to save my own life.
33:44Well, that's what Buck Fever will do for you.
33:47I guess that's what it must have been.
33:49Maybe you'll get another chance.
33:51Maybe.
33:53You know that fellow Clark reminds me of someone.
33:57Me too.
33:59But I can't just remember who.
34:02How about you, Gil?
34:04I never knew anyone in the name of Clark.
34:07Well, forget about it.
34:08Maybe it'll come to me.
34:10Might as well take a hand now that you're here.
34:12I don't feel like courage.
34:14Oh, come on.
34:14It'll take your mind off your troubles.
34:16Sure.
34:17Clark will never think of looking for you here.
34:20Okay, deal me in.
34:30Did you have any luck?
34:32Yeah, all bad.
34:33Did you meet up with Cooper?
34:35Meet me over at the office.
34:54I can see there's no use asking you if you're caught up with him.
34:57Anyhow, I'm glad you're back.
35:10You know, there's something I didn't want to tell you.
35:14What's that?
35:15The payroll for the Pandora Mine will be in tomorrow morning.
35:18Yeah, I know about it.
35:19You know what's been happening to the payrolls.
35:22If it happens again, it might look as if the job was too much for a woman.
35:27I've been thinking the same thing, Jim.
35:29Well, here I am, raring to go.
35:32Well, I'll be around evening.
35:33All right.
35:37What's the matter?
35:38Did Gil Cooper give you the slip?
35:39No.
35:41We got a job to do, Fuzzy, then we're getting out of here.
35:44You mean you're leaving Corral City?
35:46Yep.
35:47Oh, no.
35:48It's nice here.
35:49And besides, people start to respect my authority.
35:51I don't want to go, Billy.
35:52Honest, I don't.
35:53After I explain a few things, you'll understand why we have to go.
35:56I'm all ears.
35:59Well, in the first place, Gil Cooper isn't Gil Cooper.
36:02He's my brother.
36:04Holy smoke.
36:06Hey, wait a minute.
36:07What are you doing?
36:08Well, we're leaving, ain't we?
36:09I said we got a job to do first.
36:10Well, if that job's got anything to do with bringing in your brother, I don't want any part of it.
36:14You think I'm crazy, Fuzzy?
36:16Gil's in a jam.
36:17We've got to get him out of it.
36:20Okay.
36:23I'm supposed to meet Gil at 8 o'clock tonight.
36:25If he doesn't show up, he told me where I could find him.
36:28I'm up in a 20.
36:31And 20 more.
36:36What time is it, Dave?
36:38What, again?
36:39That's the fifth time you've asked what time it was in the last hour.
36:42What's the matter?
36:42Are you nervous or something?
36:44Maybe he's got the sheriff on his mind.
36:47It's exactly 10 o'clock.
36:49Thanks.
36:50You got nothing to worry about.
36:51He'd spot anybody coming this way.
36:54It's up to you, Gil.
36:55What are you doing?
37:15That's the shack, all right.
37:17There doesn't seem to be anybody around.
37:21There's one way to find out.
37:23Let's have a look.
37:43There's a couple of Wombers heading this way.
37:45Yeah, let them in.
37:46We'll keep them covered.
37:48All right.
37:59I'm shoving off.
38:00The sheriff, he's got nothing on the rest of you.
38:02Wait a minute.
38:02He's got nothing on any of us.
38:04We're just playing a sociable game of cards.
38:07Maybe he'll sit in with us.
38:11Maybe.
38:12Stranger things than that have happened.
38:13Well, then let's get on with the game.
38:15Sure deal.
38:37Well, I didn't sort of expecting you to make an appearance, sheriff.
38:40Sheriff, I didn't expect to see you here.
38:44You thought you'd get away with that show you put on in town with Gil, huh?
38:48Nobody would know that Sheriff Clark and Billy the Kid were one and the same, would they?
38:53Get them over against the wall.
38:54Get going.
39:12Get our horses, Fuzzy.
39:14Get our horses, Fuzzy.
39:17Get our horses, Fuzzy.
39:27Make a break for it, Gil.
39:34Watch him!
40:08It's going to take them an hour to round up their horses.
40:10I turned them all loose.
40:11Well, then we're in the clear.
40:12We might as well drift on to other parts, huh, kid?
40:14There's no sense in going back to town now.
40:16How about the payroll?
40:17What do you mean?
40:18We going to let them get away with it?
40:19Well, whatever you say, Gil.
40:22All right, we'll grab it off.
40:23Good.
40:24But not for ourselves.
40:25Oh.
40:26Mary Barton's having a hard enough time without us making it worse.
40:29You mean we lift the payroll and see that she gets it?
40:31That's right.
40:32Good idea.
40:34Well, I'm for it, but if it wasn't for the girl, I'd squat like a stuck pig.
40:38Your bark's a lot worse than your bite, Fuzzy.
40:41Well.
40:47Good morning, Mary.
40:49Is the sheriff around?
40:50Why, no, Jim.
40:51I haven't seen him or Fuzzy since yesterday.
40:53You mean they haven't been home all night?
40:55No, they haven't.
40:56Well, that's funny.
40:57Clark promised me he'd be here to keep an eye on that Pandora payroll.
41:01You didn't tell him it was coming in today.
41:03Well, sure.
41:04I figured as long as we had the sheriff, we might as well use him.
41:08Jim, I think we've made a terrible mistake.
41:10Mistake?
41:11How?
41:13Well, I hadn't intended telling anyone about this, but now I think I should.
41:22Well, she made a mistake.
41:23What are we going to do?
41:25I'm going to get a posse together to protect that payroll.
41:55You two stay out of sight.
41:56I'll handle this.
41:57Whatever you say, Billy.
41:58I think that's the way you want it, all right.
42:00I think that's the way you want it.
42:32howdy sheriff what brings you out here you got the payroll with you yeah i got it and i'm going
42:37to keep it oh no you're not i came out here to get it from you not on your life
42:41you ain't
42:42going to get it hand it over wendy
43:08the kid be restored come on we'll turn the table
43:13what's the big idea sheriff
43:46so
43:47Let's go.
44:20Keep that gang busy while I get this money into town.
44:47Let's go.
45:35I don't know how they did it, but they give us a slip.
45:37Well, I'm not giving up yet.
45:39Straight up and comb the hill.
45:40Let's go.
45:41Let's go.
45:43Let's go.
45:44Let's go.
45:48Let's go.
45:50Let's go.
46:03Let's go.
46:05Let's go.
46:06Let's go.
46:16Let's go.
46:28Let's go.
46:37Let's go.
46:39Let's go.
46:41Let's go.
46:43Let's go.
46:45Let's go.
46:52Let's go.
46:53Let's go.
47:13Let's go.
47:16Let's go.
47:22Let's go.
47:28Let's go.
47:31Let's go.
47:31Let's go.
47:37Let's go.
47:42Let's go.
47:43Let's go.
48:09Let's go.
48:11in the back way and get Billy.
48:12Yeah.
48:13We'll never have another chance like this.
48:17Now, you fellas keep out of sight.
48:19When we get in the express office, bring the horses over.
48:58Oh, dear.
49:00Good.
49:01Hand me some of that cotton.
49:25Thanks for the dinner, Mary.
49:26That's all right, Billy.
49:30Hold it, folks.
49:31We came after Billy, so open that cell.
49:34Why, you can't.
49:34You do as he says, Jim.
49:36As long as Fuzzy wears that star, he's the law.
49:37Ain't it the truth, so get busy.
49:42What do we do with him?
49:44Lock him in there so they won't interfere.
49:45You can't do that.
49:46I'm the law, either.
49:53Billy, you're not...
49:54No, I'm not going after the payroll.
49:56I'm going after a half a dozen lazy-a writers who've been robbing this town poor.
49:59What was left?
50:01Not like an explosion.
50:20The express office.
50:21Get around the back, Gil.
50:31Get back to the fucking cow!
50:36Get back!
50:38Get back to them!
50:39ilo!
50:39Hold up.
50:40Get that ball in.
50:41Get that ball in.
51:10You'd rather know better than try to get away from a crack shot like me.
51:13Now, come on, get up.
51:15Get moving.
51:24All right, you get to your feet.
51:29Get out.
51:35As my last official act as deputy sheriff of this county,
51:38I ask you, Gil Cooper, do you solemnly swear to honor, obey, and enforce the laws of this community?
51:46I do.
51:48You're in the sheriff's bed, Johnny.
51:52Go on, Gil.
51:54He can see you go, Billy.
51:55Won't you change your mind and stay?
51:58No, Fuzzy and I sort of have a hankering to travel on.
52:01You'll let us hear from you?
52:02Sure.
52:03Maybe someday our trail's across again. Who knows?
52:06Good-bye, Mary.
52:08Good-bye, Billy.
52:11Good-bye.
52:20Good-bye.
52:36Good-bye.
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