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Cimarron Strip (1967–1968)
Heller
1h 14min | Western | Episode aired 18 January 1968

Marshal Crown is shot while pursuing a murderous gang of outlaws who prey on isolated Indian villages. He is found, hidden and nursed back to health by Heller, a young woman who was raised by Indians but now works for the outlaw gang. Crown and Heller escape to Cimarron, but are pursued by the outlaws who want to punish Heller for her treachery.
Director: Gunnar Hellström (as Gunnar Hellstrom)

Writers: Christopher Knopf (developer), Austin Kalish

Stars: Stuart Whitman, Percy Herbert, Randy Boone
Transcript
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00:01:14Be careful.
00:01:16I have been careful for too long.
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00:01:29They come.
00:01:31This time, let us fight.
00:01:35Two Eagles, listen.
00:01:38Let us pay them with our rifles.
00:01:41No.
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00:02:39Get out of here, Indian.
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00:03:31You've been at those reports all afternoon.
00:03:34Keep the people in Washington happy.
00:03:38You must write some fine ones.
00:03:40I don't have time to write it all down.
00:03:42I think it's peaceful.
00:03:43But I never see you relaxed, Jim.
00:03:45You never have any fun.
00:03:46You go to bed too early to know whether I do or don't.
00:03:50If you were having any fun, you wouldn't know what time I went to bed.
00:04:11Yes, may I help you?
00:04:14The marshal.
00:04:17Uh, well, he's through that door.
00:04:22Willie?
00:04:23Well, what happened to you?
00:04:24Purcell and his men.
00:04:26They come again.
00:04:27I fight back and they...
00:04:28No, no, I'll take you to the doc.
00:04:29No, doctor.
00:04:31I need help.
00:04:32I'm going to the doctor.
00:04:33You go to bed too early.
00:04:36I'll see what I can do.
00:04:39You want to go to the doctor.
00:04:40I'll see what I can do.
00:04:41I'm going to the doctor.
00:04:43I'll see what I can do.
00:04:44I'm going to the doctor.
00:04:45I'm going to the doctor.
00:04:48No doctor. I need help.
00:04:51You. We fight back together.
00:04:54Willie, I have no authority in the outlet.
00:04:57You are law. Purcell and his men are against law.
00:05:00So they are against you.
00:05:02I'm the law here in Cimarron. In the whole strip.
00:05:05But in the outlet, I'm just a man named Crown.
00:05:08Then be a man. Come. Help.
00:05:13I'll fix it up so that you can talk to Major Covington.
00:05:16No. Not the army.
00:05:18A cavalry kicked out Purcell mistreating Indian prisoners.
00:05:21Now Major Covington would be glad to hear what you have to say.
00:05:24We are half people today because of the army.
00:05:26They're old hates and they do not die.
00:05:29We can only take help from you.
00:05:31Willie, try to understand.
00:05:33I have no jurisdiction in the outlet.
00:05:36Now jurisdiction is like a line.
00:05:39I'm on one side of it. Purcell is on the other.
00:05:41I can't cross over.
00:05:43Now if Purcell breaks the law on my side,
00:05:45then I can do something about it.
00:05:48You speak words, Marshal.
00:05:51Are they from the head or the heart?
00:05:55Do you know where Purcell's hideout is?
00:05:57I can point the way.
00:05:59All right, then.
00:06:00You go over to the dock and get patched up.
00:06:02And I'll take you back to your village.
00:06:04Is that all?
00:06:06I'll talk to Purcell. That's all I can promise.
00:06:10It is the beginning.
00:06:15Let's go.
00:06:46Marshal Purcell.
00:06:51Marshal Crown.
00:07:11Purcell.
00:07:14Purcell.
00:07:18Well, look who's off the reservation.
00:07:20What do you know?
00:07:22You look kind of chewed up, Injun.
00:07:24You should be back in a teepee licking your wounds.
00:07:26You are the animals.
00:07:28Well, this one's got a tongue.
00:07:30He talks back.
00:07:31Yeah.
00:07:33Maybe we should have cut it out and made stripped jerky out of it.
00:07:36Next time you come to our village,
00:07:38we will cut out your hearts.
00:07:40You just keep on walking,
00:07:42and I'll try to forget you said that.
00:07:46Purcell.
00:08:10Purcell.
00:08:21Willie.
00:08:24Who did it?
00:08:26Purcell.
00:08:30Marshal.
00:08:32Your law.
00:08:34There is something you can do.
00:08:37Don't talk anymore, Willie.
00:08:40Don't talk anymore, Willie.
00:09:10Don't talk anymore, Willie.
00:09:40Don't talk anymore, Willie.
00:09:42Don't talk anymore, Willie.
00:10:07Jim.
00:10:09I wonder where our marshal is.
00:10:12Here, let me take those.
00:10:14Here.
00:10:16What's on the stove, dulcet girl?
00:10:18Stew.
00:10:19Uh, did you see Jim?
00:10:21No. I thought he'd be here.
00:10:23I have the provost marshal's report from Fort Sill.
00:10:25No, I mean in the outlet.
00:10:27Do you know a man named Purcell?
00:10:30Logan Purcell?
00:10:32Do we?
00:10:34He's a tough customer.
00:10:35Aye, and that bunch of ruffians he runs with.
00:10:37Very unpleasant indeed.
00:10:39Outlaws?
00:10:40Sort of like cornfield raiders.
00:10:42But smaller and dirtier.
00:10:44For years, they've been hitting every isolated Indian village in the outlet,
00:10:47leeching off their food and hides.
00:10:50And now their blood.
00:10:51What?
00:10:53Willie's snake.
00:10:55Purcell killed him.
00:10:58Willie's dead?
00:11:01He was a strong-minded lad.
00:11:04I remember the marshal had to toss him in a cell
00:11:06to keep him from taking on a whole pack of drunken Indian-baiting cowboys.
00:11:11And I'm not too sure, left to his own devices, he wouldn't have licked him.
00:11:17Did Jim go after Purcell?
00:11:19I don't know.
00:11:21He said he was taking Willie's snake back to his people.
00:11:36Come on, let's go.
00:12:07Where's your chief?
00:12:24Who speaks for the village?
00:12:26There is no chief.
00:12:28I am the elder, called Two Eagles.
00:12:32Willie's snake?
00:12:34Yeah.
00:12:37I'm looking for the man who killed Willie's snake.
00:12:40He's called Purcell.
00:12:42Are you one of us?
00:12:44Which way does Purcell and his men usually come from?
00:12:48Tell me.
00:12:50Which way?
00:13:01This way.
00:13:31This way.
00:14:02Seems to me like Purcell could have taken us into town, too.
00:14:05You tell him that.
00:14:07Hell, I will.
00:14:08Yeah?
00:14:09About time one of you take over lookout.
00:14:11I'll go.
00:14:13Ain't nothing moon enough out there to see by.
00:14:15Better put an ear to the ground.
00:14:18Sure is cold.
00:14:32Come on.
00:14:51Hey, Purcell?
00:14:54Anything?
00:14:56I'm not sure.
00:15:01Your errand's got us.
00:15:31Horses coming.
00:15:57How many is who?
00:15:58It's about time.
00:15:59Let's make sure it's them.
00:16:09That's them all right.
00:16:17How'd it go?
00:16:19Where are them ponies? You find a cell phone?
00:16:21We'll deliver in three days.
00:16:24Purcell, I'd sure like to get my hands on some cash.
00:16:27I haven't been to town in over a month.
00:16:29It's gonna be a lot longer before you get there. We're staying clear of Cimarron for a while.
00:16:33Trouble?
00:16:34That engine was in town.
00:16:36The one I kicked in the face.
00:16:38What about him?
00:16:40We shot him.
00:16:42What for?
00:16:43Just cause he has an engine?
00:16:44You know a better reason?
00:16:46Anyone see ya?
00:16:48Probably.
00:16:49Relax.
00:16:50We were on our way out of town before that engine hit the ground.
00:16:53Ah, you know you didn't get the marshal on your trail.
00:16:55We didn't know him.
00:16:56Besides, Crown doesn't do business this side of the river.
00:17:00We're not gonna stay here overnight, are we?
00:17:03I've done enough riding for one day.
00:17:09Don't move, Purcell.
00:17:14Or anybody else.
00:17:22Kind of far out of your territory, aren't you, Crown?
00:17:25So are you this afternoon.
00:17:28All right, now.
00:17:30Everybody undo your hardware.
00:17:32Slow and easy.
00:17:49Hold it right there.
00:17:56Shit.
00:18:05Sherman.
00:18:06Keep firing.
00:18:07Half-mile box him in.
00:18:25Come on.
00:18:55Come on.
00:19:25Come on.
00:19:56Damn.
00:20:18Crown's been hit. He's heading out.
00:20:26Come on.
00:20:41Purcell! He's getting away!
00:20:55Come on.
00:21:25Shit.
00:21:55Shit.
00:22:25Shit.
00:22:56Didn't much think you'd make it.
00:22:59I'm not sure I did.
00:23:06Do you mind telling me where I am?
00:23:09You're here.
00:23:12Well, that's a lot of help.
00:23:14That's where you are.
00:23:18How'd I get here?
00:23:25Who brought me here?
00:23:27Me.
00:23:30You?
00:23:37I don't think I'm hearing too well.
00:23:45Satisfied?
00:23:48I guess I have to be.
00:23:50Here, drink this.
00:23:56Thanks.
00:24:01Do you usually take in the strays like this?
00:24:05No.
00:24:09My name's Jim Crown.
00:24:15You don't talk very much, do you?
00:24:26What's your name?
00:24:28Ella.
00:24:30Ella.
00:24:32Ella.
00:24:44Thank you, Ella.
00:24:46It's all right.
00:24:55It's all right.
00:25:16Why should Brown around here?
00:25:18Not see him.
00:25:21Lawman not here.
00:25:23We searched them teepees inside and out.
00:25:25Ain't no sign of him.
00:25:27He either cashed in or got away.
00:25:29Well, if he hadn't cashed in, he hadn't gotten away.
00:25:33If he comes around, we better know about it.
00:25:35Or we'll grind you up like corn.
00:25:41What you gonna do now?
00:25:43Back to the stockade. We need fresh horses.
00:25:50Let's go.
00:26:20Let's go.
00:26:50Let's go.
00:27:20Let's go.
00:27:50Let's go.
00:28:21You're trying to prove it don't take much brains to be a marshal?
00:28:25I've been here too long.
00:28:27Well, you're not going nowhere now.
00:28:29So I'm finding out.
00:28:31As soon as you get back to bed.
00:28:33Funny.
00:28:35You don't act much like a girl.
00:28:37Well, I am.
00:28:39I suppose so.
00:28:41But most girls are curious to know about things.
00:28:44You haven't even asked how I got shot.
00:28:47Bullet hole's a bullet hole. I seen plenty of them before.
00:28:51Well, maybe you're not nosy because you got an idea how I did get in.
00:28:56Maybe I just figure it's none of my business.
00:29:00Well, a bushwhacker did it.
00:29:02By the name of Purcell.
00:29:07There's not many in the outlet that would take care of a wounded lawman.
00:29:11I'd do the same for a sick jackrabbit.
00:29:13And when he got well, why you chop him up for a stew?
00:29:17Gotta eat.
00:29:19I reckon you can make it back to bed now.
00:29:31Seems like company.
00:29:33Oh, I gotta hide you. Come on.
00:29:34Where's my gun?
00:29:35There's no time.
00:29:36It's Purcell, isn't it?
00:29:38What are you doing? Cooking up some jackrabbit stew?
00:29:40I'm trying to hide you.
00:29:41Why?
00:29:42You want me to help you or not?
00:29:54Get under the hay.
00:29:55Maybe I'm just finding the sort of place to hide.
00:30:12Come on.
00:30:36Smell that.
00:30:38It's venison. I killed a deer.
00:30:40That girl's good with a gun and cooks till both.
00:30:42Then let her tend to the cooking.
00:30:44Sit down.
00:30:51Give me a drink.
00:30:56You staying long?
00:30:57Why?
00:30:58Do I lay out something to eat or not?
00:31:01Well, we'll be here long enough for that.
00:31:03Get the boots.
00:31:11Nothing like it for warming a man's belly.
00:31:14Well, you could say thank you.
00:31:22Let her be.
00:31:25It's all right.
00:31:35Whoa.
00:31:36Whoa.
00:31:38You start drinking like that, boy, you won't live long enough to get your first shave.
00:31:41No woman's worth it, kid.
00:31:47Anybody care about them ponies outside better get up and lend a hand.
00:31:50What's wrong with them?
00:31:52The fence rails down.
00:31:53Couple of them done already got loose.
00:31:58Well, what are you waiting on? Move.
00:32:00Move.
00:32:04We the only ones that do any work around here?
00:32:11We ain't going nowhere.
00:32:13Just out there on the other side of the fence.
00:32:16We can round them up as you know.
00:32:19Don't bother setting the place for Adam.
00:32:23What happened to him?
00:32:25He's dead.
00:32:27Leaned into a marshal's bullet.
00:32:31But I put a slug in Crown.
00:32:33He's out there someplace hurting.
00:32:38When I run into him, I'm going to get him.
00:32:41I'm going to get him.
00:32:43I'm going to get him.
00:32:45I'm going to get him.
00:32:47When I run into him again, Ab's going to have some company.
00:32:57You had a feeling for Ab?
00:33:02Young girl, alone all the time, can't help but get ideas about a man.
00:33:07Maybe Hall.
00:33:09He's got ideas about you.
00:33:10He's just a kid.
00:33:11He's old enough.
00:33:13You stay away from him. All of them.
00:33:17You're mine.
00:33:23I'm talking to you.
00:33:27I hear you.
00:33:47I've got a present for you.
00:33:50And a saddle bag.
00:33:54Well, get in.
00:34:17Marshal, it's all right.
00:34:19They'll be leaving soon.
00:34:28Something wrong?
00:34:33Hey.
00:34:35It looks like you're in a bad mood.
00:34:38I'm not in a bad mood.
00:34:40I'm not in a bad mood.
00:34:42I'm not in a bad mood.
00:34:44I'm not in a bad mood.
00:34:46You look like blood.
00:34:48I was just going to feed the horses.
00:34:51That is blood.
00:34:53Well, I told you I killed a deer.
00:34:55Yeah.
00:34:56So you did.
00:35:01What's going on?
00:35:02Take a look at this.
00:35:04He don't even know deer blood when he sees it.
00:35:07I say she's been acting strange.
00:35:09Looks like you'd know by now to keep away from her.
00:35:12I wasn't trying anything.
00:35:14I was just checking up on her.
00:35:16Any checking to do, I'll do it.
00:35:18Now get something to eat. We're leaving in an hour.
00:36:08All right.
00:36:39You must think I'm pretty dumb to hide your gun in there.
00:36:43Well, I've got to clear out and you go in there.
00:36:46You let on a horse and they'll track him blood from here to Cimarron.
00:36:50Where are they?
00:36:52They went to sell the ponies.
00:36:54Where?
00:36:56They work out of the Wichita's.
00:37:01When will they be back?
00:37:04I don't know. As soon as they're done.
00:37:06You seem to be on to their habit.
00:37:10I've been with them a while.
00:37:15They find me useful.
00:37:17You like being used?
00:37:23What do you mean?
00:37:25Cleaning up for them, cooking, taking care of those tables.
00:37:28What else do you do for them?
00:37:31I do what I have to do.
00:37:33Why?
00:37:34I owe them something.
00:37:36What do you owe them?
00:37:38I owe them who I am.
00:37:42You're Purcell's squad. That's who you're on.
00:37:45I'm no Indian.
00:37:50He stole you out of a teepee.
00:37:52Just like he steals everything else.
00:37:55No, he didn't steal me.
00:37:57He rescued me.
00:38:00It was a tough job.
00:38:02It was a time I wasn't with the Indians.
00:38:06But I don't remember.
00:38:09There was a time I know that, though.
00:38:14Purcell gives me things.
00:38:20Purcell even gave me my name.
00:38:23You know, when he found me, I didn't even have a name.
00:38:27See, I was too young and I didn't remember.
00:38:29He said, hey, look at that kid.
00:38:31She doesn't even know what the hell her name is.
00:38:36And that's me. I'm Heller.
00:38:40Heller.
00:38:42Come to Cimarron with me.
00:38:45I wouldn't fit in there.
00:38:47People don't want nothing to do with anybody who's been with the Indians.
00:38:51Purcell tell you that?
00:38:53They all told me that.
00:38:56You haven't told me any different.
00:38:57When Purcell comes back, he's gonna kill you.
00:39:00For what you've been doing for me.
00:39:02You gonna tell him?
00:39:04I don't have to.
00:39:06If I stay here much longer, he'll be able to work it out himself.
00:39:09We'll see.
00:39:11You're staying right here.
00:39:14I don't see any bars.
00:39:16They're there.
00:39:28Positively the last.
00:39:32Eggs, yuck.
00:39:36Shouldn't Jim be back?
00:39:39It's all day out and all day back, as long as he has to move with Willie.
00:39:45I'll be back.
00:39:47I'll be back.
00:39:49I'll be back.
00:39:52I'll be back.
00:39:54I'll be back.
00:39:55I'll be back.
00:40:00In the box, lass?
00:40:02Yes, please, and a couple in the stove.
00:40:04If you don't mind my saying,
00:40:06it's beneath the dignity of a peace officer to fetch and carry fuel.
00:40:10Fetch and carry, that's a patrician occupation compared to this.
00:40:13I know, I know, I'm just waiting until I get help.
00:40:16Is Jim back?
00:40:18What is this?
00:40:20Oh, it's goulash, I mean stew.
00:40:22Well, it tastes like bad haggis.
00:40:25It kind of is.
00:40:27Look, I'll rephrase my question.
00:40:30It's been two days since Jim went into the outlet.
00:40:33Now, I've been in Hardesty all day.
00:40:35Has anybody heard anything?
00:40:38No.
00:40:40Maybe I ought to go look for him first thing in the morning.
00:40:42No, that's my job.
00:40:44You stay here and keep an eye on things.
00:40:46I'll leave at dawn.
00:40:55Good-bye.
00:41:26Good-bye.
00:41:52Oh, it's you.
00:41:54Well, you shouldn't come up on a man like that.
00:41:56Bad for his heart.
00:41:58How's your leg?
00:42:00It's getting stronger, thanks to you.
00:42:03I'd have fixed you a hot bath.
00:42:05Nah, you've done enough for me already.
00:42:07Oh, I don't mind.
00:42:09Well, I do.
00:42:12Oh, here, I can wash this for you.
00:42:14No, I said you've done enough for me.
00:42:18Keller,
00:42:20I'm going to need it, so I want you to dig up my gun.
00:42:23Why?
00:42:26I'm going back to Cimarron tonight.
00:42:28You can't go back on that leg.
00:42:30I can make it.
00:42:35You all right?
00:42:39See, you're not strong enough.
00:42:45Well, you ain't.
00:42:50You all right?
00:43:02I'm going back to Cimarron.
00:43:04No.
00:43:06Now.
00:43:07No!
00:43:10I'm going right now.
00:43:20No!
00:43:33Harder, you missed a spot.
00:43:37Well, if I rub any harder, I'll rub through the window.
00:43:40Try your side.
00:43:50He's back!
00:43:54Did you see Jim?
00:43:55Did you find out anything?
00:43:56Not a single, solitary, helpful, comforting, blessed word.
00:44:00In that whole outlet.
00:44:01Nothing.
00:44:02Well, McGregor has been gone for five days.
00:44:04Well, you think I don't know that?
00:44:06But I'm telling you, the man simply disappeared.
00:44:13Find anything?
00:44:14Aye.
00:44:16Buffalo grass.
00:44:18Buffalo grass.
00:44:19And dust.
00:44:20McGregor!
00:44:21The Willow Spring Trail.
00:44:22Took that.
00:44:23Nothing.
00:44:24Beaver Creek.
00:44:25Onion Creek.
00:44:26McGregor, maybe he didn't.
00:44:27And North Fork.
00:44:28South Fork.
00:44:29No, McGregor, now listen.
00:44:30If he didn't go after Purcell, then there's nothing to worry about.
00:44:32Lass, what are you talking?
00:44:34Well, maybe he did take the Indian boy back to his people like he said he would.
00:44:37You'll see.
00:44:38Well, then, all right, I'm wrong.
00:44:39Something else.
00:44:40Maybe he went to the army.
00:44:41I've been to the army.
00:44:42I've been to the Indians.
00:44:43I've talked to Chief Two Eagles.
00:44:45Well, maybe something else.
00:44:46Maybe he went after Purcell.
00:44:48Well, you don't know that.
00:44:49I happen to know that because I know Jim.
00:44:57Oh, Lass.
00:44:59Face it.
00:45:00They've got him.
00:45:03I don't think so.
00:45:05It'd be too big a thing, taking Jim.
00:45:07They'd have had to crow about it.
00:45:08Especially Purcell.
00:45:09We'd have heard about it.
00:45:11Then where is he?
00:45:12I've scoured the outlet.
00:45:13One man.
00:45:14Look, if you think the people in this town, the prideful people in this town are going to help, forget it.
00:45:18Anyone who could help doesn't know one end of a gun from the other.
00:45:21I saw Miller down by the yard.
00:45:23The cattlemen.
00:45:25Yeah, I'll take Miller, Messner and Dutton.
00:45:26You take Crowell and Bramhall.
00:45:29It'll be dark in about a half an hour, so we'll meet here at first light with all the men they'll give us.
00:45:33They wouldn't give you the sweat off their ear.
00:45:37Well, let them tell you that.
00:45:41Find him.
00:45:42Before Purcell does, please.
00:45:48You heard the lad.
00:45:50It's done.
00:46:13All right, now, Hella, give me my gun belt.
00:46:22I've got to go back for help.
00:46:24I don't want you to leave.
00:46:27Don't be difficult.
00:46:29I saved your life. I made you well. You belong to me.
00:46:33I don't want you to leave.
00:46:35Don't be difficult.
00:46:37I saved your life. I made you well. You belong to me.
00:46:40Nobody belongs to each other. Not that way.
00:46:43Now, give me my gun belt, please.
00:47:01They're coming back.
00:47:10They're coming back.
00:47:28That lawman you were looking for was just here.
00:47:31Alone?
00:47:33He went up over that hill.
00:47:41Come on.
00:48:02Well, what are you waiting for?
00:48:04Come with me.
00:48:06No.
00:48:11Come on.
00:48:22I don't see him, but we can't be too far behind.
00:48:25My horse. She pulled up lean.
00:48:27Well, go back and get another one.
00:48:40Come on.
00:49:10Come on.
00:49:26Come on.
00:49:28I can't.
00:49:30You've got no choice. They know you lied to them.
00:49:41Crown, he's down at the shack.
00:49:44Here, get on.
00:50:10Come on.
00:50:41There's no chance of catching them now.
00:50:43There's only one place they could have gone.
00:50:48Go get her.
00:51:10Come on.
00:51:41It's getting so man's room is not his castle anymore.
00:51:45Particularly if the landlady has a key.
00:51:49Yeah.
00:51:51Well, I got to do something about that.
00:51:54I was just trying to let you sleep, but I see that my thoughtfulness is not appreciated.
00:51:58There's your breakfast.
00:52:00Well, thank you, Dulcie.
00:52:02I never drank coffee out of a tray before.
00:52:05Jim, you don't know how worried we were about you.
00:52:07We were out of our minds wondering what happened to you,
00:52:10and you almost get close to getting killed,
00:52:12and here you are up instead of sleeping, and...
00:52:14Dulcie, I've never known you to get emotional before over a couple of eggs.
00:52:20Well, I'm sorry, but we were worried about you.
00:52:23And I appreciate that.
00:52:27Has Heller up?
00:52:29She's getting dressed.
00:52:31I offered to lend her some clothes, but she refused.
00:52:33She's got a mind of her own.
00:52:35So I notice.
00:52:37From the way she looks, it's difficult to tell she's a girl.
00:52:40Not if you look close.
00:52:43I imagine you must be feeling rather grateful to her.
00:52:50Well, yeah, you could say that.
00:52:53Well, it's easy to tell that she's taken a liking to you.
00:52:57Well, what I mean to say is...
00:52:59Well, it's understandable, of course,
00:53:01the way you and she are being thrown together like that.
00:53:07Dulcie?
00:53:09Yes?
00:53:11If you want to know about Heller and me,
00:53:14why don't you come straight out and ask?
00:53:21Each of us has our own story.
00:53:24Eat your eggs before they get cold.
00:53:28I haven't got time.
00:53:30McGregor and Frances are waiting for me.
00:53:32We're going back into the opulent.
00:53:34But you just got back.
00:53:36You need time to rest, to recuperate.
00:53:38I'm going to do just that.
00:53:40As soon as I finish some unfinished business.
00:53:42Well, what about Heller?
00:53:45Well, I'd like for her to stay here
00:53:47until she sorts things out,
00:53:49knows what she wants to do from here on in.
00:53:50Is that all right with you?
00:53:52Of course, Jim.
00:53:59It seems to me there's something specially female
00:54:03buzzing around that brain of yours.
00:54:05No, just the usual female nonsense.
00:54:08Yeah, I bet there is.
00:54:21Ah, a strange girl, that one.
00:54:24Deep, wild.
00:54:26Yeah, but what a story this is going to make, Mac.
00:54:28Jim's going to have his hands full with her.
00:54:31Raised by the Indians, enslaved by the outlaws.
00:54:34And he doesn't even suspect it yet, I warrant.
00:54:37Risked her own life to shelter him
00:54:39and nursed him back to health.
00:54:41But it's plain to see.
00:54:43Shines out of her eyes every time she looks at him.
00:54:46And then discovery, flight,
00:54:47a dramatic escape.
00:54:49The girl's fallen in love with him.
00:54:51That means trouble.
00:54:53It's a perfect happy ending.
00:54:55Mac, sometimes I think you don't know
00:54:57what you're talking about.
00:54:59Happy ending indeed.
00:55:01Francis, you daft.
00:55:04Are you two getting ready
00:55:06or just cutting up touches?
00:55:08Just waiting on you, Jim.
00:55:10I wish you'd give it second thoughts, Jim.
00:55:12There's no harm in rounding up a posse.
00:55:14I don't think we have time.
00:55:15We're selling, getting wind of it
00:55:17and hightail for Wichita.
00:55:23Good morning, Heller.
00:55:27Well, come on in.
00:55:38How'd you sleep?
00:55:40Fine.
00:55:42Since I got used to the bed.
00:55:46Maybe we could talk sometime, Heller.
00:55:51See, I'm an independent journalist
00:55:54and I know we could sell your life story
00:55:56to most any magazine back east.
00:55:58Francis.
00:56:00Well, it'd make great reading, Jim.
00:56:02I was captured by the Indians.
00:56:04No.
00:56:07Well, what's the use of living
00:56:09with all this exciting material
00:56:11if I can't write about it?
00:56:13Oh, I have a better idea for you.
00:56:15Tell me about it, Francis.
00:56:17The life story of a bumbling,
00:56:19adulterated journalist living in the west.
00:56:21We'll meet you outside.
00:56:28Pay no mind with, Francis.
00:56:40Well, now, you listen here.
00:56:42You give yourself a chance.
00:56:43By the time I come back,
00:56:45everything's gonna be fine.
00:56:47You going after Purcell?
00:56:49Well, you knew I would.
00:56:51Take me with you. Don't leave me here.
00:56:54Dulcy's gonna look after you.
00:56:56I'm scared.
00:56:58There's nothing to be scared of.
00:57:00In a few hours, it's gonna be like you were born here.
00:57:02I have to be with you.
00:57:04You're gonna stay put.
00:57:06You understand, young lady?
00:57:08Now, you come with me.
00:57:10Dulcy!
00:57:14Dulcy?
00:57:21I'm taking off now,
00:57:23so you keep a good close eye on him.
00:57:25All right.
00:57:27I'll take you through town,
00:57:29and maybe we can do some shopping.
00:57:31Fine. I'll see you all when I get back.
00:57:33You better get back.
00:57:39Bye.
00:58:07You ever been in a town before?
00:58:09Well, Cimarron's not as big as, uh,
00:58:11Providence or Boston,
00:58:13but it's the biggest thing we have in the strip.
00:58:15Morning, Miss Cooper-Smith.
00:58:17Morning, Mr. Glass.
00:58:19This is, uh, Miss Heller.
00:58:21It's her first time in Cimarron.
00:58:23Glad to meet you, Miss Heller.
00:58:25I hope you enjoy your stay.
00:58:30I'm sorry.
00:58:32I don't know your last name.
00:58:34Oh, Heller. That's all I got.
00:58:40Good morning, Mrs. Donnard.
00:58:50Indian Squaw! Indian Squaw! Indian Squaw!
00:58:53Go away, you nasty little children.
00:58:55Now, go away!
00:58:57Indian Squaw!
00:58:59Nonsense.
00:59:01I'm not going anywhere.
00:59:03I'm not going anywhere.
00:59:05I'm not going anywhere.
00:59:07I'm not going anywhere.
00:59:09They're just stupid little children.
00:59:11Now, don't pay them any attention.
00:59:13Now, come on.
00:59:15Come on.
00:59:40Heller.
00:59:45I don't mean to offend you,
00:59:47but you need some new clothes.
00:59:52Well, not as dressy as this one,
00:59:54but perhaps inside they have something just as nice,
00:59:56but more practical. Come on.
01:00:00What's the matter?
01:00:02You pick it out.
01:00:04But, Heller, it's your dress.
01:00:06All right, well,
01:00:08I'll go inside and pick out a couple
01:00:10and bring them out to show you,
01:00:12but you make the decision.
01:00:14Now, just stay right there.
01:00:35Come on.
01:01:06You filth!
01:01:09After all I've done for you,
01:01:12I took you away from the Indians,
01:01:14gave you a place to live and food to eat.
01:01:17And did I ever once treat you less than a lady?
01:01:20Did I ever touch you?
01:01:22Or let the others?
01:01:24I don't know.
01:01:26I don't know.
01:01:28I don't know.
01:01:30I don't know.
01:01:32I don't know.
01:01:33Did I ever touch you?
01:01:35Or let the others?
01:01:37You lied to me
01:01:39and cheated with Crown.
01:01:41What did he ever do for you?
01:01:45Say something!
01:01:52Back to the cabin.
01:02:04Here we go.
01:02:09You want something of us again?
01:02:12I need your help.
01:02:14We have none to offer.
01:02:16Four men.
01:02:18And you'll never see Purcell again.
01:02:20We have found
01:02:22that to fight a white man,
01:02:24we suffer.
01:02:26And you?
01:02:28And you?
01:02:30And you?
01:02:31To fight a white man,
01:02:33we suffer.
01:02:35We want only to be left alone.
01:02:38Now's the time to fight.
01:02:40Or Purcell will keep coming back.
01:02:49It is better to face the known evil
01:02:52than the unknown.
01:02:54Two eagles.
01:02:56I am a squaw and should not speak.
01:02:58But I ask,
01:02:59are you all squaws too?
01:03:03Is there no manhood left among us?
01:03:10Are we empty people?
01:03:12Barren of pride?
01:03:25Is it buried with Willie's snake?
01:03:30I am old and weary.
01:03:33I cannot stray from my tipi.
01:03:36But,
01:03:38I am a man.
01:03:41I am a man.
01:03:43I am a man.
01:03:45I am a man.
01:03:47I am a man.
01:03:49I am a man.
01:03:51I am a man.
01:03:53I am a man.
01:03:55I am a man.
01:03:57I am a man.
01:03:59Those of you who wish,
01:04:02go with the marshal
01:04:05and walk in the footsteps
01:04:07of our ancestors.
01:04:30Very good.
01:04:32Very good.
01:04:33I see.
01:04:49Someone's down there all right.
01:04:52Can't tell how many.
01:04:54Passers,
01:04:55take the boys
01:04:56and spread yourself thin
01:04:58Come on.
01:05:03Mac, you keep me covered.
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01:06:08Where's Purcell?
01:06:10He ain't come up in the church so soon yet.
01:06:12That's not a proper sort of answer, laddie.
01:06:15That's the only one you're gonna get.
01:06:18We'll wait.
01:06:20I'm on the other side.
01:06:21Now get your nose in those cards.
01:06:23No cheating.
01:06:28Purcell and two others up there.
01:06:29We've got them ringed in.
01:06:30Fine.
01:06:31Now let's take care of business.
01:06:33Be right back.
01:06:35Hey!
01:06:39Get up!
01:06:40Bring it in!
01:06:43Get up!
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01:07:36Purcell, they're outnumbered.
01:07:40Boxed in.
01:07:42There's no way out.
01:07:47Purcell!
01:07:50Hold it, Crown.
01:07:53I'll make a deal with you.
01:07:56You got nothing to make a deal with.
01:08:02How about this?
01:08:04How about this for a deal, Crown?
01:08:10Now let's talk.
01:08:16Well, let her go, then we'll talk.
01:08:24Let her go, Purcell.
01:08:26Oh, no.
01:08:27Not till I'm in the clear.
01:08:29Or she gets her head blown off.
01:08:47Watch out!
01:08:49Gonna shoot you!
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