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Prison Break
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South of St Louis 1949
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00:00:00The End
00:01:30Left awake of ruins, burning and plundering ranches and homestays.
00:01:34Riding across the great flat plains, with gun and torch they pillaged the countryside in the name of the Union
00:01:41Army.
00:01:46And against the Texas sky rose the slow dust of wagon trains, settlers driven from the land by the fury
00:01:54of war.
00:02:08Let's go.
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00:05:31Hold it there.
00:05:33What are you carrying?
00:05:34Contraband.
00:05:36Cannonballs and used rifle bullets.
00:05:38I grow them on my ranch when nobody's looking at them.
00:05:41I wouldn't be throwing that word counterband around so free in these parts.
00:05:45I've seen men shot for much less than that.
00:05:48Carry in the hay.
00:05:49All right, let him through, Cal.
00:05:51Go ahead, Reb.
00:05:52And next time, save your jokes for Jeff Davis.
00:06:16Thank you, Doodle, just as well as anybody can, sir.
00:06:20And like the ladies, he's a race, union to a man, sir.
00:06:23Union to a man, sir.
00:06:25Yankee Doodle never fails when he decides to try, sir.
00:06:28We'll lick the pants off Johnny Reb, so have another ride, sir.
00:06:32We'll have another ride, sir.
00:06:34Yankee Doodle does as well as anybody can, sir.
00:06:37And like the ladies, he's a race, union to a man, sir.
00:06:41Yankee Doodle never fails when he decides to try, sir.
00:06:44We'll lick the pants off Johnny Reb, so have another ride, sir.
00:07:11Hello, Jake.
00:07:13Jake. How are you, Kip? Lee. Hello, Charlie. Full house today. Yeah. I don't see Luke Cottrell. Luke? Cottrell. Oh.
00:07:23Oh. He been in today? I don't think he's been in today, but I can ask. Jake. He usually come
00:07:30by? Who? Cottrell. Oh. He comes by? Sure. Man gets thirsty, don't he? Yeah. Oh, Kip. Now, please don't start
00:07:42anything. I don't want any trouble in the place. Don't worry, Jake. There ain't gonna be
00:07:46any trouble. Can I buy you a drink while we're waiting? Some other time, if it's just the same
00:07:53to you. Rouge! Rouge! Come here. Sing Yankee Doodle again. Sing anything but sing. Boys?
00:08:13Or live in the next hour.
00:08:15Or live in the next hour.
00:08:50Whiskey!
00:08:54Our brave guerrilla allies.
00:09:12Our brave men.
00:09:18Our brave men.
00:09:41Our brave men.
00:09:50Hello, Cuttrell.
00:10:04You celebrating?
00:10:06You ain't crazy enough to start anything here, Davis.
00:10:08I'm not starting anything.
00:10:10You figure I'm making me draw first, don't you?
00:10:13Maybe.
00:10:19Then the three of you start pumping lead.
00:10:21No, they're patient boys. They'll wait their turn.
00:10:24If you get past me.
00:10:27You got a name of being pretty fast in the draw, Davis.
00:10:29I'm still living.
00:10:31But I've heard him say Charlie's faster.
00:10:34Yeah?
00:10:36What about him? He outdraw both of you?
00:10:39I don't put bullets in my guns. I just carry them for ballast.
00:10:46Well, if you boys are looking for a fight, you'll have to fight each other.
00:10:49I ain't drawing.
00:10:52Take off your gun, Cuttrell.
00:10:55I saw you.
00:10:56I saw you.
00:11:10I saw you.
00:11:16I saw you.
00:11:18I saw you.
00:11:23Okay, so epic.
00:11:23Let's go.
00:12:23Listen, Contrell. Get out of Texas and don't come back.
00:12:41You've earned yourself a drink, mister. I'd like to buy you one.
00:12:45I don't drink with Yankees. Easy does it, Kip.
00:12:52See, Jack, I wasn't in any trouble.
00:12:54I don't drink with Yankees.
00:13:17All right, you border rats. Get in on the winning side.
00:13:20If there's a man among you, he'll join up with the best fighting force west of the Mississippi.
00:13:26Come on, step up. Say in your name or make your mark.
00:13:29And ride to victory with the 7th Cavalry.
00:13:32Yeah, join the army and steal cattle.
00:13:35Say, you look strong enough to carry a gun.
00:13:38I already got one.
00:13:39But it's got a funny habit of shooting only one way.
00:13:42North.
00:13:43Oh, Jenny Reb, huh?
00:13:46Maybe you're too scared to fight.
00:13:48Easy does it, Lee. Easy does it.
00:13:57How much more of this do you think I can take?
00:13:59For a couple of months now, we've been trying to raise a stake.
00:14:02We ain't got the stake, and I'm sick of looking at Union soldiers.
00:14:05Living with them, eating, sleeping with them.
00:14:06I ain't got them marching through my dreams.
00:14:08Why don't you march something else through your dreams?
00:14:10Something like blondes.
00:14:11Come on, let's get a drink.
00:14:12I'm going to Eddington.
00:14:13What for?
00:14:14There's nothing in Eddington but more soldiers.
00:14:16Yeah, but they're Confederate soldiers.
00:14:17I'm going to sign up.
00:14:19You a soldier boy?
00:14:20Stripes on your sleeves?
00:14:21Yes, sir.
00:14:22No, sir.
00:14:22Saluting every minute?
00:14:23You sure that's what you want to do, Lee?
00:14:25Yeah, I'm sure.
00:14:26Well, I got nothing against shooting.
00:14:28Why change clothes to do it?
00:14:31Maybe he's right.
00:14:32Maybe all three of us ought to join up.
00:14:34Oh, now, wait a minute.
00:14:35Oh, no.
00:14:35Now, it's you two.
00:14:36You wouldn't be in the Army five minutes before they'd hang the both of you.
00:14:39Sighting the riots, striking an officer, disobedience to orders, or wearing the uniform improperly.
00:14:44What about you?
00:14:46Well, it's different with me.
00:14:47You know that.
00:14:48It means we've got to break up.
00:14:50We never broke up before.
00:14:52Well, we never had a war like this before.
00:14:55All right, Lee.
00:14:56You're the only one who knows what you ought to do.
00:14:58Yeah.
00:15:00Well, so long, kid.
00:15:02Good riding, Lee.
00:15:03So long, Charlie.
00:15:04So long, Lee.
00:15:12What's Lee supposed to do now?
00:15:13Turning his bell?
00:15:14Put joking, Charlie.
00:15:16He's my friend, too.
00:15:19Well, we still need a steak.
00:15:20Maybe I can win a herd of Jake Sparrow table.
00:15:32Hello, cowboy.
00:15:34I do, ma'am.
00:15:36I've been wondering about you.
00:15:38What does a cowboy do when he runs out of cars?
00:15:40I've been wondering the same thing myself.
00:15:43I got $50 looking for a job.
00:15:46What kind of a job?
00:15:48Driving that wagon.
00:15:50That's high pay from you, Skinner.
00:15:52Where are you aiming on driving?
00:15:54St. Louis?
00:15:54Just to Point Isabel.
00:15:56Point Isabel?
00:15:57Well, that's Confederate territory.
00:15:59What's in your wagon?
00:16:00Furniture.
00:16:02I brought some fine things into this town.
00:16:04It's getting a little rough here, so I'm moving out.
00:16:07Every stick of it came all from the east.
00:16:10That chaise there came from France.
00:16:12It's all mahogany.
00:16:16You haven't been listening.
00:16:18I've been wondering about you ever since I drifted into town.
00:16:22What's healthy color you've got in your cheeks?
00:16:26Rouge.
00:16:27I thought for a minute it was Texas climate.
00:16:30Even Texas needs a little help.
00:16:32It's just Rouge.
00:16:33Is that where you got your name?
00:16:34No.
00:16:36It's because I come from Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
00:16:40You wouldn't call a lady Bat.
00:16:44No.
00:16:45I reckon not.
00:16:49Well, for $50 I'm willing to believe it's all mahogany.
00:17:07I'm going to have a job.
00:17:28Holy smoke, look at that.
00:18:04Our forces have occupied this area to stop the traffic and smuggle war supplies from Mexico
00:18:09to the rebels, and I intend to stop it.
00:18:12Now I ask you once more, who hired you?
00:18:16I've told you all I know, Colonel.
00:18:20Unless you decide to tell us who involved you in this, you may find yourself shot as
00:18:23a spy.
00:18:28All right, Billings, take him out of the stockade.
00:18:55Whoa!
00:18:58Get out.
00:19:01What's the idea?
00:19:02Do I get shot trying to escape?
00:19:17Hello, cowboy.
00:19:19What's going on?
00:19:21Any objections?
00:19:21I got objections to furniture that shoots bullets.
00:19:24You knew that mahogany was loaded.
00:19:26Maybe I did.
00:19:28What about those marshals?
00:19:29Better heart their southerners.
00:19:30For a hundred dollars gold.
00:19:32You still owe me fifty.
00:19:33He never did deliver the shades.
00:19:37You still looking for a stake, cowboy?
00:19:39You got some more furniture?
00:19:41Lots of it.
00:19:43Some very interesting pieces.
00:19:45Maybe even enough to furnish a ranch.
00:19:47Well, the chairs on our ranch weren't much, but the cows didn't mind.
00:19:51What was it worth?
00:19:52About fifteen thousand when they burned us out.
00:19:54You can make it back in a year.
00:19:56Where?
00:19:57Across the river with me.
00:19:59You really don't have much of a choice.
00:20:02We going?
00:20:03Just in case a hundred dollars wasn't enough.
00:20:07Two bullets would have been cheaper.
00:20:08Save your bullets.
00:20:09You're gonna need them where you're going.
00:20:11Come on, climb in.
00:20:14Sam?
00:20:15Charlie?
00:20:56Look at this town.
00:20:58One more war and it'll be another New Orleans.
00:21:00Enough stuff piled up here to blow Brownsville clear into the panhandle.
00:21:03You're looking at the supply depot for the whole Confederate army.
00:21:07Madame Morris is the back door to the south.
00:21:09Who owns all this?
00:21:10Brugnon Porter's Papa Brugnon President.
00:21:12Buys it in Europe and sells it here to anybody with the cash.
00:21:16And nerve enough to run it across the border.
00:21:19Looks like there's enough floaters around this town to double every gun hand west of the Pecos.
00:21:22Go ahead, kid.
00:21:24You two go talk to Papa and by the time you come out we'll have an outfit.
00:21:28Let's get started.
00:21:38Group!
00:21:39Chari!
00:21:40Pepe!
00:21:40Ma Petite!
00:21:41Papa!
00:21:42Sit down!
00:21:43Sit down!
00:21:45You look hungry!
00:21:46When did you eat last?
00:21:47Lobster?
00:21:48Business first, Papa.
00:21:49Lobster later.
00:21:50Business!
00:21:51Business!
00:21:52this. I've formed a new partnership, Papa. Mr. Davis, Mr. Henri Brignon. Foolish man.
00:22:00Alas, monsieur, you come to me at the wrong time. There isn't a sum of merchandise in
00:22:05my warehouse. Who's buying in such quantities? I have new customers, Cherie. Let them wait.
00:22:11But I'm obligated, Cherie. They sound more like partners than customers. Partners? Never.
00:22:17I have no partners. Then you'll always have something for friends, eh, Papa? Old friends.
00:22:26Whatever you want, Cherie. Whenever I have it. Ain't you ever in the warehouse anymore, Brignon?
00:22:32Monsieur Cartrell. This your new cash customer? Yeah. Henry and me have been doing some nice
00:22:39pieces of business together. Ain't we, Henry? It has been a pleasure, monsieur Cartrell.
00:22:44You don't care which side you're on, do you? I like it here. There ain't any army around
00:22:49making rules about how you're supposed to kill a man. Bucky, this ain't Texas, Davis. Going
00:22:58back to hustling cows and keep out of my business. I'm not asking for your advice, Cartrell. I
00:23:04told you before, you can draw first any time, any place. Why should I get mad at you, Davis?
00:23:12I took your advice and got out of Texas, didn't I? Well, you take my advice and get out of
00:23:17Matamoros, huh? Keep hustling cows. It's a lot safer. Go on, Henry. Finish your lobster
00:23:23before it gets cold here. Hey, Captain!
00:23:51How's the men you lined up? Matamoros at best. You, what's your name? Jim Marlin. Can you handle
00:23:59a gun? Sure. Any objection to shooting it if necessary? What's a gun for? All right. You.
00:24:04Is that Johnson? You ride a horse? I was born on one. All right, you. Manuel Gonzales Garcia
00:24:12de la Cadena, señor. Mule Skinner, eh? Best. All right, Manuel. Slim Hanson.
00:24:20You a Texan? Yeah. I'm a Texan. You as good with that knife as you look? Good enough. I've seen
00:24:29you
00:24:29around. Maybe. Weren't you riding with Cartrell? For a while. I didn't like it much. Get out.
00:24:38He hired me. You didn't. Who's running this outfit? He said he quit, Cartrell. We can't be choosing,
00:24:44kid. I don't trust him. I say he's all right. I picked him. We'll pick another. I want him in.
00:24:57All right. You've got it. That's a fine band of cutthroats he picked up. We got our outfit. What about
00:25:06your end? My end? Yeah, Brunyon. Can we take his word he'll deliver? It'll take a few months, but he'll
00:25:13deliver.
00:25:13For me. Can you get it through the lines? We'll get it through. You've got a lot of confidence,
00:25:23haven't you? I hope it carries you 600 miles to Eddington. You know, those Yankee patrols
00:25:29don't ride the river just to look at scenery. We ain't going to spend too much time looking
00:25:32looking at scenery, either. Sam?
00:26:09We'll be right back. We roam the city here. Now, we have to become a
00:26:11pair of Mat ? There. No, no, no. No, no. No, no, no. No, no. No, no, no. No, no.
00:26:30No, no, no, no.
00:26:47This is where we cross the border?
00:26:48That's right.
00:26:50See anything?
00:26:51Nothing but lizards and tired rattlers.
00:26:53This Texas sun's too hot for the Yankees anyhow.
00:26:55They're all back in the shade of Jake's saloon.
00:26:57Don't be too sure.
00:26:58We ain't to Eddington yet.
00:27:00Come on, move them up.
00:27:02Come on.
00:27:04Come on.
00:27:14Come on.
00:27:40I don't know.
00:28:11I don't know.
00:28:44I don't know.
00:29:04I don't know.
00:29:16I don't know.
00:29:35There's no good reason for letting you go up to Edmonton.
00:29:37Now I know what it was.
00:29:38We aim to please, and nothing pleases us more than tangling with Cottrell.
00:29:41What's doing in Edmonton, Lee?
00:29:43Anything more interesting than broken-down cowboys turned sergeant?
00:29:46Oh, everybody's there.
00:29:47The Jasons, Bronco.
00:29:48Deb?
00:29:49Yeah, she's there, too.
00:29:51She's nursing at the hospital.
00:29:52How is she?
00:29:53Well, she's fine, Kip.
00:29:56You men in charge of this wagon train?
00:29:58We are.
00:29:59But it's lucky for you we were out on patrol.
00:30:01All right, sergeant.
00:30:02Let's get him into Edmonton now.
00:30:03Yes, sir.
00:30:05Yes, sir.
00:30:06No, sir.
00:30:06You salute real pretty, Lee.
00:30:07You run guns real pretty, too.
00:30:12Come on, Chiquito.
00:30:14Come on.
00:30:14Come on, Chiquito.
00:30:51Sergeant, get unloaded.
00:30:53Very well, sir.
00:30:54All right, men, get on those wagons.
00:30:55Start breaking it out.
00:30:56Where's that hospital, Lee?
00:30:59Cut on down the road.
00:31:00You can't miss it.
00:31:01Thanks.
00:31:08I knowed it.
00:31:09I knowed it.
00:31:10Seen them cowpunchers sniff that saddle leather.
00:31:13Wait till Debbie hears.
00:31:13She ain't gonna hear, Bronco.
00:31:15She's gonna see.
00:31:15You go trade brands with Charlie.
00:31:17Now, you wait a minute, Kip.
00:31:19There's one thing we're gonna get said right now.
00:31:21I'm gonna go with you on that next trip.
00:31:23Why know that border like I know my own hand?
00:31:25I could drive a team like nobody in this hole.
00:31:28All right, all right, Bronco.
00:31:29All right, all right, Bronco.
00:31:29You go tell Charlie you're hired.
00:31:30Yeah!
00:31:38Steph!
00:31:38Oh, Lee.
00:31:40You're back.
00:31:41I was so worried.
00:31:42Guess again.
00:31:43It ain't Lee this time.
00:31:44Oh, Kip.
00:31:44Kip, you did come.
00:31:46You did come.
00:31:47You didn't think I'd let a couple armies stand in the way, did you?
00:31:51You should have let me know you were coming.
00:31:52I would have gotten you someplace to stay.
00:31:55Wait, I know.
00:31:55Jason's attic.
00:31:56You wouldn't mind climbing a few flights, would you?
00:31:58But I ain't staying, Deb.
00:32:00You're not staying.
00:32:01Me and Charlie brought a load of guns and powder through the Union lines.
00:32:04We're pulling out tonight.
00:32:08I didn't know.
00:32:10I thought you came to Edmonton because...
00:32:12Don't you think I missed you?
00:32:13You don't think I wanted it this way.
00:32:15Me down in Matamoros and you up here.
00:32:17Well, then stay here.
00:32:18Stay here and do what, Deb?
00:32:19Hang my thumbs in my belt?
00:32:21There's money in running guns.
00:32:22Money to buy cattle and rebuild.
00:32:24They burned us out, but we ain't gonna stay burned.
00:32:26The ranch isn't that important to Lee.
00:32:28Lee's different than me.
00:32:29Well, no one knows how long the war will last.
00:32:31We can't wait forever, Kip.
00:32:33Not thinking, not feeling, not living.
00:32:35But I'm no good to you, Deb.
00:32:36To myself or anyone else until I get back on that ranch again.
00:32:45It wasn't the ranch I wanted to marry.
00:32:51I'll see you before we pull out.
00:32:53Yes.
00:33:04Well, that just about does it, Sergeant.
00:33:06All right, Danny.
00:33:07All unloaded?
00:33:08Yeah, there's nothing like doing business with the Army.
00:33:10They'd buy the buttons off your shirt if they'd just come in packing boxes.
00:33:13Well, let figure split three ways.
00:33:15Three ways?
00:33:16Yeah.
00:33:17You're not figuring me in on it, are you?
00:33:19Well, it all goes back in a three-bell.
00:33:20Last I heard, that was a three-way deal.
00:33:23You're still wearing that bell on your spurs.
00:33:25Good enough for me.
00:33:26I guess if he got shot crossing the river, you two would have to commit suicide.
00:33:31Is that supposed to be funny?
00:33:33Before we start dividing, we'd better get something to divide.
00:33:36Sergeant!
00:33:39Supplies all checked?
00:33:40Yes, sir.
00:33:41Confederate Army's grateful, sir.
00:33:43We'll be running through all you can take, Captain.
00:33:44You keep the supplies coming through, and we'll have enough soon to retake Brownsville.
00:33:48Pay the men off, Sergeant.
00:33:50Yes, sir.
00:33:52Well, you heard what he said.
00:33:54Pay the men off.
00:33:55Come on, boys.
00:33:56Let me show you where we keep it.
00:33:58You can't accuse this outfit of confiscating anything.
00:34:00We pay in full.
00:34:05There you are.
00:34:13When did they start putting up Confederate money and bail?
00:34:18That's good old Texas cotton.
00:34:20Legal tender for government purchase, and all you got to do is haul it away.
00:34:23No wonder you didn't want to be a partner.
00:34:25What's the matter?
00:34:26Don't you like it?
00:34:26What are we supposed to do with it?
00:34:28Stuff it in our ears?
00:34:29That Louisiana thrust of yours.
00:34:31Of course, I had an idea she didn't know what she was doing.
00:34:33How would you like a couple of these bales in her bustle?
00:34:35Gentlemen, the quartermaster told me I might find someone around here with cotton for sale.
00:34:40You mean you buy cotton for money?
00:34:42Yes, indeed.
00:34:43My name is Cecil Middleton.
00:34:45I represent the firm of Cartwright and Bone Steel of Manchester, England.
00:34:49We pay with British pounds.
00:34:51Mister, you just bought yourself some cotton.
00:34:54Eh, that's wonderful.
00:34:55Let's see the British pounds.
00:34:57And do you pay in tea leaves?
00:34:58No, no.
00:34:59Gold pounds.
00:35:00But perhaps you don't quite understand me.
00:35:03I should be glad to pay for the cotton when it is delivered in Matamoros, Mexico.
00:35:07Let's go.
00:35:09Let's go.
00:35:09Let's go.
00:35:25Let's go.
00:35:46Hello, cowboy.
00:35:48How's the cotton business?
00:35:50Well, I ain't so sure yet.
00:35:52We got wagons stretched down the road for about a mile.
00:35:55Now what are we going to do with it?
00:36:03Hello, Charlie.
00:36:04Nice work.
00:36:07Have any trouble getting through?
00:36:08Yeah, coming back.
00:36:10We sighted the Yankee patrol, but we made it across the river before they did.
00:36:13They were probably laughing so hard they couldn't fight.
00:36:16Why didn't you tell us they pay off in this stuff?
00:36:18What's the matter with cotton?
00:36:20We could run it up into petticoats, or maybe you'd like a little cotton doily for your horse.
00:36:25Listen, all we've got is the promise of some Britisher we may never see again.
00:36:29Maybe.
00:36:38That's the old chap?
00:36:39They're here.
00:36:39Good.
00:36:40So, gentlemen, you brought the cotton.
00:36:42Well, I have the British pounds.
00:36:43And may I say your partner drives a hard bargain.
00:36:47But come on in.
00:36:48We'll settle the account.
00:36:52So, she doesn't know what she's doing, huh?
00:37:11Good old Cecil.
00:37:12What do you think he's going to do with all that cotton?
00:37:16Well, the price you got him to pay, you ought to cash it with this gold dust.
00:37:20Did I do all right?
00:37:21You did fine.
00:37:24I'm a good little girl.
00:37:26Very good.
00:37:27Very, very good.
00:37:30You know up in Edmonton, they're talking about retaking Brownsville.
00:37:42Too much love.
00:37:47Can make you unhappy.
00:37:50Too much love can leave you alone.
00:37:56Too many times I've had it happen.
00:38:01Love caught me nappin'.
00:38:04Now I'm alone.
00:38:09Too much time is wasted in waiting
00:38:14For the one who'll call you his own.
00:38:22That's why my heart is yours forever
00:38:30Complaining never
00:38:33Again of too much love
00:38:42You know what?
00:38:44You don't look any different in champagne.
00:38:46Not any better.
00:38:48Not any worse.
00:38:51Just Kip.
00:38:55Come here.
00:38:56Come here, I'll show you.
00:38:57I'll put some on the end of your nose.
00:38:59Hey.
00:39:00All right.
00:39:01No champagne.
00:39:03I think you had about enough, too.
00:39:05All right.
00:39:05No more champagne for anybody.
00:39:09You know what?
00:39:12You love your ranch too much.
00:39:15Do I?
00:39:16You love everything too much.
00:39:18Too hard.
00:39:19You love your friends too much.
00:39:22You get hurt that way.
00:39:24Maybe.
00:39:26Three, Bill.
00:39:28You loved it, didn't you?
00:39:30It was a good place to be.
00:39:31You and Lee and Charlie.
00:39:34Me and Lee and Charlie.
00:39:35We worked it together.
00:39:36You think you'll ever work it again?
00:39:39Together?
00:39:40Well, there won't always be a war.
00:39:43Ranch.
00:39:45Friends.
00:39:48That all there was in your life, Kip.
00:39:53Come on, let's get out of here.
00:39:54It's getting late.
00:39:56No, girl.
00:39:57I got all those wagons to unload tomorrow.
00:39:59How pretty is she?
00:40:01Very pretty.
00:40:03Kip.
00:40:05Kip, is she very pretty.
00:40:10Come on, Rouge.
00:40:11It'll be a long day tomorrow.
00:40:13It's a long day today.
00:40:16Besides, I couldn't leave this here all alone now, could I?
00:40:20Good night, Rouge.
00:40:22Good night, Kip.
00:40:28Good night.
00:40:59Good night.
00:41:12I was born.
00:41:16Look away.
00:41:17Look away.
00:41:17Look away.
00:41:18Dixie Land.
00:41:19I wish I was at Dixie.
00:41:21Hooray.
00:41:22Hooray.
00:41:22In Dixie Land.
00:41:23I think I stand to live beside Dixie
00:41:26Away, away, away out of the Dixie
00:41:29Away, away, away out of the Dixie
00:41:35Well, this is the greatest thing that happened to Texas since Sam Houston
00:41:45Bartender, set him up for these two
00:41:50Don't whistle too hard, Jake, your teeth will fall out
00:41:53Rouge
00:41:56It's a real pretty tune, I knew you wouldn't forget it
00:41:59You know how I always felt when I was born in Missouri
00:42:01Well, no, state's perfect, you can't blame Missouri for everybody born there
00:42:07Kip, Charlie, what?
00:42:09I see you boys again
00:42:11We ain't boys anymore, Jake, we're full grown now
00:42:16What about him?
00:42:22Hey Kip, Charlie
00:42:25Hey
00:42:25Hey, you son of a bitch
00:42:27Gosh, it's good to see you
00:42:28You boys finally caught up with the army, huh?
00:42:30So they made you an officer
00:42:32Lieutenant Price, a conqueror of Browns
00:42:34Why, sure, I drew him a secret map to the back door of Jake's saloon
00:42:38Well, you look mighty fine in that uniform, eh?
00:42:40Yeah, if it wasn't for all that cloth and gold braid we've been smuggling in
00:42:43He'd be wearing brass buttons on his underwear
00:42:46Boys, you know, I'm mighty proud of you all
00:42:49Anytime I've got a roof over my head and a dollar in my pocket
00:42:51Anything you want for it, you just ask, you'll get it
00:42:54Thanks, Jake, we appreciate that
00:42:56We'll start with your office, we need a place to work out of
00:42:58Come on, Walter
00:42:59Well, Charlie, you're not going to take my office, are you?
00:43:01Where am I going to have anybody come to see me?
00:43:02I can't get my books
00:43:03What?
00:43:04What?
00:43:06Rouge, they're going to take my office
00:43:08What am I going to do?
00:43:10Just get up there and whistle Dixie
00:43:11You're real good at it
00:43:25Let's get down to business
00:43:26Manuel, go down to Matamoros and tell Brugnion we'll buy every shipload of supplies he's got coming in
00:43:31Si, senor
00:43:33Now, this is the way to run the blockade
00:43:36Only got a two-mile haul, no risks
00:43:39And the Confederate Army protecting you every inch of the way
00:43:42Right, Kip?
00:43:43No, Charlie, I've been thinking different
00:43:45I got a feeling this may be the turning point for the South
00:43:48I hope you're right, Kip
00:43:50We took Brownsville back
00:43:52That means it'll be turning that way all the way down the line now
00:43:55All right, what's the point?
00:43:57Well, the fighting will be moving farther and farther north
00:43:59So?
00:44:00We can go back to Three Bell
00:44:02Go back to herding cows?
00:44:04What for?
00:44:05War
00:44:06Because war isn't over yet
00:44:07And until it is, there's a lot more money in guns than cows
00:44:10And guns smell nicer, too
00:44:13Well, we weren't in this just to pile up a lot of money
00:44:16Who says so?
00:44:18Well, I'm going back to Three Bell
00:44:20And I'm staying
00:44:22What about you, Lee?
00:44:24Well, I never was part of this gun-running deal
00:44:26I got no right to say now
00:44:29It's a big job to handle the ranch all alone, Kip
00:44:32Lays in the army
00:44:33Charlie's staying here
00:44:35Well, I wasn't aiming to handle it alone
00:44:37Bronco ain't going to be much help to you
00:44:38Well, I wasn't thinking of Bronco, either
00:44:40I was meaning to ask Deb
00:44:42Won't be the first time a man's gone out to the land
00:44:44With only a wife to help him
00:44:47You know what you want, Kip
00:44:50Is Deb in town yet?
00:44:52Where are they setting up the hospital?
00:44:54Over at the Borden house
00:44:55Sadie's place
00:45:03Well, boys
00:45:03Guess I'll be drifting along
00:45:08I got a couple of fences that need mending
00:45:28All right, Professor
00:45:30Get that piano tinkling
00:45:38As a brass band played for the soldiers on parade
00:45:41I'm afraid the army caught my eye
00:45:44And I don't know when I had seen such handsome men
00:45:48Ah, but then they continued marching by
00:45:51I am fair up, face curved in just the proper place
00:45:55There is none more lovable than I
00:45:58To the men who pass
00:46:02Yes, I'm a most attractive lass
00:46:06But alas, they continued marching by
00:46:09Oh, it must be fun to have a soldier
00:46:12Any soldier to hold your hand
00:46:16But it takes a lot to hold your soldier
00:46:19When they strike up the band
00:46:23I detest a flirt
00:46:25So I slyly raised my skirt
00:46:27Past my shoe top
00:46:28Almost ankle high
00:46:31I could feel their eyes
00:46:34I could hear their murmured sighs
00:46:38Otherwise, they continued marching by
00:46:41Otherwise, they continued marching by
00:46:45Thank you
00:47:20Hello, Deb.
00:47:21Kim!
00:47:22Lee told me I'd find you here.
00:47:24We haven't had a minute since we got here.
00:47:26There's so much to do.
00:47:28Have you got a minute now?
00:47:29Two.
00:47:30I brought you something.
00:47:31As long as it isn't another cotton swab.
00:47:35Come all the way from Paris.
00:47:36Papa Brugnan says the latest thing they're wearing over there.
00:47:42Oh, I know they ain't the right thing for here,
00:47:44but maybe someday there'll be a time for wearing pretty silly things like that again.
00:47:49I wanted you to have them.
00:47:50Thank you, Kim.
00:47:52That isn't the only reason I came, just to bring them to you.
00:47:55I'm going back to Three Bell, Deb.
00:47:58Just like I said we would.
00:48:01I'm asking you to marry me, Deb.
00:48:04Kim, I can't leave here now.
00:48:07There's too much to be done and too few of us.
00:48:09They need me here.
00:48:11I need you too, Deb.
00:48:13Oh, I don't know, Kip.
00:48:15Well, don't you know.
00:48:17Don't ask me anything.
00:48:18Don't make me say anything.
00:48:20Well, if there's anything to say, maybe now's the best time.
00:48:29Remember that day at the ranch?
00:48:31I knew it then.
00:48:32I knew then that things would never be the same again.
00:48:39Let's wait a little while.
00:48:40We've waited so long now, it won't hurt to wait a little longer.
00:48:48Whatever you say, Deb.
00:48:50Miss Miller!
00:48:51Miss Miller!
00:48:52Miss Miller!
00:48:56Miss Miller!
00:48:57Miss Miller!
00:48:58Miss Miller!
00:48:59Miss Miller!
00:49:02Miss Miller!
00:49:05Miss Miller!
00:49:05Miss Miller!
00:49:07Miss Miller!
00:49:07Miss Miller!
00:49:09Miss Miller!
00:49:11Miss Miller!
00:49:13Miss Miller!
00:49:14Miss Miller!
00:49:15Miss Miller!
00:49:20Miss Miller!
00:49:21Miss Miller!
00:49:21Miss Miller!
00:49:21Miss Miller!
00:49:23Miss Miller!
00:49:25Miss Miller!
00:49:26Why aren't we pulling out, Charlie?
00:49:28Pulling out?
00:49:28We don't want to leave Cottrell down there with Brynion too long.
00:49:31No, that'll be bad business.
00:49:33I thought you were forgetting gun running.
00:49:34I'm remembering it again.
00:49:41There's a detachment leaving for the Brazos-Santiago country on Sunday.
00:49:45I'm going with it.
00:49:54That's a long haul from Matamoros to Eddington.
00:49:57Takes time.
00:49:58Lots of things can happen in Eddington between trips.
00:50:02I trust my friends.
00:50:04I trust mine too.
00:50:06Sometime.
00:50:12Pardon me?
00:50:26Mr. Kip!
00:50:27Mr. Kip!
00:50:31Where's Mr. Kip?
00:50:32He's in the office. What's up, Manuel?
00:50:34Mr. Kip! Mr. Kip!
00:50:36Mr. Kip! Mr. Kip!
00:50:38Mr. Kip! Mr. Kip!
00:50:47Mr. Kip!
00:50:47Mr. Kip!
00:50:47Mr. Kip!
00:50:48Mr. Kip!
00:50:48Mr. Kip!
00:50:48Mr. Kip!
00:50:49Mr. Kip!
00:50:50Mr. Kip!
00:50:50Mr. Kip!
00:50:52Mr. Kip!
00:50:52Mr. Kip!
00:50:52Mr. Kip!
00:50:53Mr. Kip!
00:50:53Mr. Kip!
00:50:53Mr. Kip!
00:50:53Mr. Kip!
00:50:53Mr. Kip!
00:50:56Mr. Kip!
00:51:00Mr. Kip!
00:51:03Mr. Kip!
00:51:12Mr. Kip!
00:51:12like to be put out of business not so fast a big shipment just came in it'll be freighted
00:51:18from the sea to matt amores tomorrow it don't have to reach cuttrell no i don't it'll mean a fight
00:51:26not if we're smart
00:51:31and don't forget we're supposed to be yankee cavalry try to act like it
00:51:38bronco button up that collar ain't it bad enough wearing a yankee coat out having to
00:51:42choke you i don't like it kip ain't there any other way of doing it yeah you can go on
00:51:46back
00:51:46to brownsville we don't need you anyhow let him alone charlie well we never should have brought him
00:52:07this is going to be like flushing rabbits
00:52:26get out of that box
00:52:31but señor this is mexico you you you have no right come on prado move
00:52:38manuel not up on this wagon all right boys let's get moving
00:52:45so
00:52:50so
00:52:57so
00:52:59so
00:53:40Yanks, Dismont, take cover.
00:54:25Hold it, Charlie.
00:54:25They're confederates.
00:54:27Their bullets will kill you just as dead.
00:54:29Stop shooting.
00:54:31We ain't Yanks.
00:54:32Stop shooting.
00:54:38Hold your fire.
00:54:39We ain't Yanks.
00:54:41I know this.
00:54:43We ain't Yanks.
00:54:45We ain't Yanks.
00:54:46You see, Charlie, you got us into this.
00:54:49If it hadn't been for you, we should have...
00:54:53We ain't Yanks.
00:55:24Looks like we stopped, though.
00:56:01This is the end of the day.
00:56:05you had no call to do that
00:56:07it was him or me
00:56:09better get out of these Yankee suits
00:56:10we're in confederate territory
00:56:55all right let's get those wagons unloaded
00:56:58I didn't know you were bringing a load through tonight
00:57:00yeah you haven't seen anything
00:57:02of Captain Jeffrey's patrol he's way overdue
00:57:04no we haven't seen him
00:57:16looks like
00:57:16you got shot up a little
00:57:17did you run into some trouble
00:57:20no there wasn't any trouble
00:57:22I'm right
00:57:24no pain
00:57:27I'll leave
00:57:28no dance
00:57:30I'm off
00:57:32to my
00:57:33dance
00:57:34for the
00:57:35souls
00:57:36that who left
00:57:41hi Lee
00:57:42where'd you get the fancy pants
00:57:44Paco
00:57:44I told him
00:57:47there'd be trouble
00:57:48I told him Lee
00:57:49Yankee pants always bring trouble
00:57:52I told him I didn't want to put them on
00:57:54now don't go jumping at things Lee
00:57:56he don't know what he's talking about
00:57:58he's drunk
00:57:59he ain't mad Lee
00:58:01you ain't really mad are you
00:58:09Charlie
00:58:11Lee's mad at me
00:58:12you go tell him
00:58:14I didn't want to put these pants on
00:58:16you know Bronco
00:58:18they should have killed you down at the fort
00:58:28I told you not to let Bronco ride with us
00:58:30look I had an old dog once
00:58:32I loved him too
00:58:33but when he went lame and blind
00:58:35I shot him
00:58:36where's Bronco now
00:58:37never mind Bronco
00:58:38when use of that patrol gets through
00:58:40Lee's gonna know what happened
00:58:42what about that
00:58:44yeah
00:58:44what about it
00:58:47the news has come through
00:58:49you wiped out that patrol didn't you
00:58:51killed Jeffrey
00:58:52murdered men wearing the same uniform I'm wearing
00:58:54we couldn't help it
00:58:54they started shooting
00:58:55we had to defend ourselves
00:58:56defend the wagons you mean
00:58:58you were willing to fight us
00:58:59kill our men anything
00:59:00just to make sure you'd get your money
00:59:02that ain't exactly the way it was
00:59:04just a minute Lee
00:59:04we ain't running guns for love
00:59:06and we ain't sitting anywhere
00:59:08swallowing your lead
00:59:08just because of the pretty uniform you're wearing
00:59:10cut it Charlie
00:59:11at least Charlie makes sense
00:59:14only I ain't having any part of it
00:59:15or a view anymore of the ranch
00:59:17I'm walking out
00:59:20it ain't that easy Lee
00:59:22how do we know you're gonna keep your mouth shut
00:59:43who's going out
00:59:50who...
00:59:54who...
00:59:55Aah! Aah!
01:00:44Oh, Bronco.
01:00:54Why did you take him with you, Kim?
01:00:56Why did you let him ride with you at all?
01:01:00Oh, Bronco.
01:01:01Bronco.
01:01:07Get the boys together.
01:01:09We're going after Cottrell.
01:01:11What's the good of killing Cottrell now or getting yourself killed?
01:01:14I ain't going to kill him.
01:01:15I'm going to bring him back here where he can look at the ranches he burned
01:01:18and the graves of Bronco and the others he murdered who didn't have a chance.
01:01:21And then let him hang him.
01:01:22I ain't going with you.
01:01:24Bronco ain't worth dying for.
01:01:33You're smart not to go, Charlie.
01:01:35You've got too much to lose.
01:01:36Half of the biggest gunman in business in Texas.
01:01:39And if Kip happens to catch a belly full of lead down there,
01:01:42you'll have the whole thing.
01:01:43A few men riding into Matamoros make mighty easy targets.
01:01:47Especially if Cottrell happens to be waiting for him.
01:01:50Listen, you.
01:01:52Take your hands off me.
01:01:57You could be top man, Charlie.
01:01:59Run things just the way you wanted.
01:02:03It'll take Kip a while to round up some men.
01:02:05You won't be needing me for anything, will you, Charlie?
01:02:08I'm kind of restless.
01:02:10A good fast ride is just what I need.
01:02:12I don't know.
01:02:13I don't know.
01:02:23I don't know.
01:02:51Thomas, down to the left.
01:02:56Thomas, you stay here.
01:03:31Something's wrong.
01:04:08Thomas, down to the left.
01:04:09Thomas, down to the left.
01:04:10Thomas, down to the left.
01:04:27Thomas, down to the right.
01:04:29Thomas, down to the left.
01:04:31Thomas, down to the left.
01:05:00Thomas, down to the left.
01:05:12Davis!
01:05:22Thomas!
01:05:25Thomas!
01:05:41Cuttrell!
01:05:44Don't, Davis!
01:05:46Don't!
01:05:49Come back with me, Cuttrell.
01:05:51You're gonna get on your knees over Broncos, Draven, and I'm gonna let him hang you.
01:05:54Wait.
01:05:54I wanna make a deal with you.
01:05:55There's a lot of things you don't know.
01:05:56Things you'll never find out until it's too late, maybe.
01:05:58You don't know who on you are coming here.
01:06:13I thought you needed a little help.
01:06:17You always said you were good with that knife.
01:06:19Yeah.
01:06:20Yeah.
01:06:20I didn't think Charlie was right letting you come here alone.
01:06:23You're lying.
01:06:24Yeah, I won't have a plan.
01:06:26Don't.
01:06:38Any worse things you'll have in hand.
01:06:38You, see you.
01:06:38It's gone.
01:06:40But...
01:06:43I'm like if you can't.
01:06:50I'm sorry, they're lying.
01:06:53I'm sorry.
01:06:53You're lying.
01:06:54I'm sorry, you're lying.
01:07:07you leaving yes kip i am because of bronco seeing bronco dead there in the dirt i can't stay here
01:07:14now not anymore you're not coming back no kip is bronco the only reason you're leaving
01:07:41you got a gun why don't you draw yeah we could draw on each other kip maybe it'd be a
01:07:47tie then what
01:07:48what good would that be doing for you for me or for deb
01:07:52don't blame lee it wasn't anything he did it was something that happened to me
01:07:56being near him watching him ride out to fight not knowing if he was coming back or praying that he
01:08:01would and suddenly not really facing it i knew that i loved him i tried to fight it kip i
01:08:07did
01:08:09three bell we were always going to be together
01:08:13you took deb away and charlie tried to kill me
01:08:34are you all right kip
01:08:43you got back fast slim yeah i got a good horse slim told me how it went kip i'm real
01:08:49glad i was
01:08:50worried yeah i know you were charlie
01:08:56what are you looking for how much we got stacked there well i don't know exactly why it don't matter
01:09:05it's all yours now my share and lee's take it i'm giving it to you it's what you wanted isn't
01:09:11it
01:09:11the whole gun running business right in your lap you ought to make a lot of money now a lot
01:09:16of friends
01:09:16like slim here he's willing to do almost anything for you ain't he
01:09:29if i was kip i'd cut your throat with your own knife
01:09:35being as how you've made such a clean sweep today i'll pull out too
01:09:38you can have my share you don't have to go rouge
01:09:43you and i could be a lot of help to each other
01:09:46you can be a lot of help to me right now charlie
01:09:49yeah
01:09:51where does a cowboy go when he's on the move
01:09:54don't be a fool
01:09:55he ain't got nothing but the clothes on his back
01:09:58it's how you wear them charlie
01:10:01it's all in how you wear them
01:10:07we're making a mistake
01:10:08he's likely to come back someday we'll only have to do then what we ought to be doing now
01:10:13let him go he can't bother us nobody can
01:10:36proclamation
01:10:38whereas hostilities have now ceased and a state of emergency exists in the state of texas
01:10:43authority to maintain law and order is hereby delegated to the texas ranger
01:10:48by order of the governor of the state of texas
01:10:55now slim that wasn't nice
01:10:57they went to a lot of trouble to get all them signs printed
01:11:00it ain't funny
01:11:00we don't want no texas ranger sticking his nose into our business
01:11:14lee
01:11:15lee
01:11:16lee
01:11:16lee
01:11:16lee
01:11:29lee
01:11:30lee
01:11:40hello lee
01:11:40hello charlie
01:11:43hello dad
01:11:44it's been a long time
01:11:46i heard that made you a ranger but i didn't figure on your coming back to brownsworth
01:11:50i go where i'm sent
01:11:51you all they sent
01:11:52one ranger
01:11:54there's only one town ain't there
01:11:56you ain't aiming to find out which of us is quickest on the draw after all this time are you
01:12:00lee
01:12:00maybe
01:12:01if it hadn't been for kip we'd have found out a long time ago
01:12:04i'm thinking kip made a mistake
01:12:06but he ain't making any more
01:12:08he's living over in matamoras
01:12:09nice and peaceful
01:12:11not bothering anybody
01:12:13won't you take a lesson from him lee
01:12:15or do you figure i won't do anything because you're still wearing a bell on your spur
01:12:20you're wearing one too charlie
01:12:22don't figure on it's counting anything to him
01:12:24i don't
01:12:26then go back lee
01:12:27get out of brownsville
01:12:29i came down here to do a job
01:12:31i'm staying to do it
01:12:32i got what i want now lee
01:12:34and nobody's gonna take it away from me
01:12:36not even you
01:12:38get him out of here dad
01:12:39if you want to keep him alive
01:12:42i got a fair old game at four o'clock
01:12:44and i ain't gonna stop it for a shooting
01:12:46be out of here before then
01:12:48i'll be down and take a look at your game charlie
01:12:52don't do it lee
01:12:54don't make me kill
01:13:09go on over to the hotel deb
01:13:11wait for me there
01:13:21get out of here
01:13:23get out of here
01:13:26get out of here
01:13:30get out of there
01:13:39go on over to the hotel
01:13:40Too much time is wasted in waiting for the one who'll call you his own.
01:13:55That's why my heart is yours forever, complaining never again of too much love.
01:14:09Don't bother, Pedro, it sounds better flat.
01:14:16Jose Alvarado said he'd be needing a top hand around Brandon time.
01:14:21Why don't you ride down and see him?
01:14:23Well, let Alvarado handle his own cows. I don't like his brand.
01:14:26Dominic!
01:14:30Tequila.
01:14:32What about this one? It is not paid for.
01:14:35Give me that.
01:14:37Vamos.
01:14:41You?
01:14:43Sure.
01:14:57Hello, Kip.
01:14:58Hello, Deb.
01:15:00Oh, I'm so glad to find you. I've looked everywhere.
01:15:03Just ask anyone in Matamoros. They all know Kip Davis.
01:15:07You never met Deb, did you, Rouge?
01:15:09No, we never really met.
01:15:11Kip used to tell me about you and Matamoros and Papa Brugnion.
01:15:14He's told me about you, too.
01:15:16What are you doing down here?
01:15:17Last I heard was something about San Antonio.
01:15:20You and Lee getting married, something like that.
01:15:21Yes.
01:15:24He down here with you?
01:15:25The Rangers sent him to Brownsville.
01:15:27Rangers?
01:15:29Lee ought to like that.
01:15:30You know how he feels.
01:15:32Yeah.
01:15:34Yeah, I know how he feels.
01:15:35He needs help, Kip.
01:15:37He sent you down here?
01:15:38No, he doesn't know.
01:15:39But you've got to help him.
01:15:41Why me?
01:15:43Run out of Rangers in Texas?
01:15:44Come to Brownsville.
01:15:45Talk to Charlie.
01:15:47Huh.
01:15:48Me and Charlie ain't been exactly on speaking terms lately.
01:15:51He'll kill Lee.
01:15:52I wouldn't be too sure of that.
01:15:54Lee's pretty handy with a gun.
01:15:56One man against Charlie and Slim and all the others?
01:15:59What do you expect me to do?
01:16:00Oh, he'll listen to you.
01:16:02You've got to stop him.
01:16:04No one asked Lee to join the Rangers.
01:16:06All he has to do is resign.
01:16:09You know he won't.
01:16:12That ain't my business.
01:16:16All right, Kip.
01:16:18No one can make you come.
01:16:21I only thought...
01:16:41Stop it.
01:16:44You're a real big hero, aren't you?
01:16:47You've got him under your thumb.
01:16:48You're going to get even with him, aren't you?
01:16:50What are you going to do?
01:16:51Spend the rest of your life getting even?
01:16:53It's about the shape of it, isn't it?
01:16:56And I'm the girl who's supposed to sit here and watch it.
01:17:00What do you got against Lee?
01:17:01That he was in love with Deb?
01:17:03What do you want him to do?
01:17:04Eat his heart out?
01:17:06Forget that he ever knew her or saw her or wanted her?
01:17:08Cut it, Rouge. Cut it.
01:17:09You're not even in love with Deb anymore.
01:17:11At least that was an honest excuse.
01:17:15There's nothing honest about sitting here with a bottle eating your heart out with hate.
01:17:19Forget Lee. Forget Deb. Forget them all.
01:17:23There.
01:17:24Do your own forgetting.
01:17:26But count me out, Kip.
01:17:28Lee was your friend. He couldn't help what he did.
01:17:31But you can sure help what you're doing.
01:17:52Kip!
01:17:55I didn't mean it, Kip. I didn't mean it.
01:18:00You were right, Rouge.
01:18:01About almost everything.
01:18:03I'm going back to Brownsville.
01:18:05I can't keep on hating Lee or even Charlie.
01:18:08Maybe we had to split, but I can't see it end in gunning and killing over the last of what's
01:18:12left of three, Belle.
01:18:15Kip.
01:18:17You were wrong about one thing, now.
01:18:19It wasn't all hate kept me going.
01:18:27They always call you Rouge.
01:18:28Even when you were a kid back in Louisiana?
01:18:31No.
01:18:33What was your real name?
01:18:36Charlotte.
01:18:37Charlotte.
01:18:39That's a real pretty name.
01:18:43Well, you better go back and sing now, honey.
01:18:46But save an encore for me when I get back.
01:19:05Don't let me waste that, Uncle Cowboy.
01:19:10I want you around to hear it.
01:19:13Sure.
01:19:45I want you around to see my school.
01:20:11Hello, Lee.
01:20:14Hello, Kip.
01:20:21You figured on taking a little walk?
01:20:23Well, the weather seems to be clouding up some, but I was figuring to.
01:20:28Mind if I go along?
01:20:31You don't mind a little rain?
01:20:41That's Kip.
01:20:43Where did he come from? He ain't got no business here.
01:20:45Looks like he thinks he has. That makes it our business.
01:20:49The boys are ready any time you are, Charlie.
01:20:53The gun in that window is waiting for the signal.
01:21:05The gun in that window shows up.
01:21:09Let's hear it.
01:21:13Let's go.
01:21:59Let's go.
01:22:15Let's go.
01:22:43Let's go.
01:22:44You won't go changing the brand, will you, kid?
01:22:47No, Charlie.
01:22:48It'll always be three now.
01:23:13Well, Mrs. Davis, we've got a big job ahead of us.
01:23:15I'll have to get a couple of boys to help us out.
01:23:18Takes three to run this place.
01:23:21Give me a few years and I'll see what I can do for you.
01:23:26Get up!
01:23:28Give me a few years and I'll see you later.
01:23:34I'll have to get a few years and I'll see you later.

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