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05:05Where's she now, Willie?
05:06North Africa.
05:07I'll read you what she says.
05:09Darling Willie boy, who'd ever thought when I met you that time on the street car,
05:13that a year later I'd be writing to you from North Africa?
05:16She was a motorman in Seattle when I met her.
05:19Funny, I got on the car to go see another girl.
05:22I thought she shortchanged me, so I told her.
05:24She throws me off the car.
05:26Right then and there something happened inside of me.
05:29She broke your ribs?
05:30No.
05:31Love.
05:32A week later we were hitched.
05:34Well, I know how hard it is for you at home, dear boy I left behind me.
05:40When I get back we'll have a little cottage of our own
05:42and maybe a couple of little wacks running around in it.
05:45Don't you write beautiful?
05:46Yeah, just like poetry.
05:48Yeah.
05:49Well, I hope you ain't suffering too much with rationing and no gas and all that, Willie boy.
05:54Don't worry about me.
05:56I just put two inches on my chest since I started driving a transport truck.
06:00Gosh, how I love that sergeant.
06:03Sanford wants to see you in the office.
06:05Yeah, what's he want?
06:06I don't know, he's on a rampage today.
06:07You better step on it.
06:08I guess this is it, Willie.
06:09He hasn't spoken to me since that fire.
06:11Well, I got one rule how to get ahead in the forestry service.
06:15What's that?
06:16Never punch your supervisor in the nose.
06:25I've been avoiding you since that incident in Bucksaw Canyon, Bradley.
06:29Yes, sir.
06:31I know how the service feels about unnecessary risks.
06:35But I've been taking care of Susie and Joe ever since they were brought here.
06:38And I felt that I just had to...
06:39It's a little late to apologize now, Bradley.
06:42Yes, sir.
06:43I've waited this long to talk to you because...
06:46Well, I was waiting for this.
06:48It just came from Washington.
06:51It's something I asked for a month ago.
06:53Your promotion.
06:54My...my promotion?
06:57From now on, you'll be in charge of the Dark Mountain District.
06:59In charge?
07:00Oh, that's great.
07:01Willie Dinsmire goes along as your assistant, if that'll be satisfactory.
07:05Satisfactory?
07:06Sure, Willie will be swell.
07:08Oh, something else.
07:09A week's furlough before you take over your new position.
07:12A furlough?
07:13Well, I...I'm just stumped.
07:15It sounds like the furlough is more important than the promotion.
07:18Oh, no, sir.
07:19That is...
07:20Well, I've been waiting for a promotion for a long time.
07:22For a very special reason.
07:24And a furlough works out perfect.
07:26You have plans?
07:27Well, I don't mind telling you, sir.
07:29After Dark Mountain, I'll be taking along a wife.
07:31That is, I hope so.
07:33Well, congratulations are in order.
07:35Thank you, sir.
07:36Well, I think so.
07:37You see, I haven't quite told her yet.
07:39Well, what are you waiting for?
07:41Go ahead and tell her.
07:42And good luck.
07:43Thank you, sir.
08:00Good evening, lady.
08:01Could I interest you in a subscription to Girls' Life magazine?
08:03Don, I'm so glad to see you.
08:06When did you get into town?
08:07Came right here from the depot.
08:09Well, aren't you going to invite me in?
08:11Oh, of course.
08:12Come in.
08:18You did mention a furlough in your last letter.
08:20Did I mention a promotion?
08:22A promotion?
08:23Yep.
08:24Supervisor of the Dark Mountain District.
08:25Oh, Don.
08:26That's swell.
08:27Do I have to salute you now, or is a handshake permissible?
08:31You know, the minute I got the news,
08:32I told my boss I was coming right down here
08:34and propose to the most beautiful girl in the world.
08:36And I wasn't exaggerating, either.
08:38Don, before you say anything...
08:39Now, don't stop me, Kay.
08:40I've been rehearsing this speech all the way in.
08:42If you stop me now, I'll forget all the words.
08:45Don, I didn't know you were that serious about it.
08:48Yes, I know, Kay.
08:50We've been friends a long time,
08:52and I've never given out much with a romantic talk.
08:54But all the time I was up there in the woods,
08:56I kept thinking about you.
08:58I worked hard and I studied just to get that promotion.
09:01I know you did, Don.
09:03And you know why I wanted it so badly.
09:05Because of you, Kay.
09:07Because when I got it, then I could ask you to marry me.
09:10We have been awfully good friends.
09:13Don, I don't quite know how to say this.
09:17You'll have to understand.
09:19Oh, hello.
09:21Steve, I want you to meet Don Bradley.
09:24I told you about him.
09:26Steve Downey, my husband.
09:28Well, the forest ranger.
09:30I'm glad to know you.
09:32How do you do?
09:33Don got an unexpected furlough.
09:35He surprised me.
09:38No more than you surprised me.
09:40Oh, you mean me.
09:41Well, it was rather sudden.
09:43But that's the way it is.
09:45You got yourself quite a gal there, mister.
09:47Well, I can't disagree with you there, ranger.
09:49Say, I hope you'll excuse me.
09:50I have to get dressed.
09:51Formal dinner, business associates.
09:53I'm late now.
09:54Well, that's all right.
09:55I'll be leaving in a minute.
09:56Oh, no.
09:57Stick around.
09:58Talk to Kay.
09:59Say, if you're going to be in town,
10:00let's get together tomorrow night.
10:01No, I think I'll be busy.
10:02Well, the next night, then.
10:03You arrange it, Kay.
10:04Say, have you seen my...
10:06In the left-hand dresser, Joe.
10:08Oh, thanks.
10:09Well, I'll be seeing you, Bradley.
10:11I'll be seeing you.
10:12In the left-hand dresser, Joe.
10:13Oh, thanks.
10:14Well, I'll be seeing you, Bradley.
10:15Make a date with him, Kay.
10:19I was going to write you.
10:22Well, I guess you can't expect a girl to wait around forever.
10:26Seems like quite a guy.
10:27He is.
10:30Way out of my class, I can see that.
10:32Oh, I hope you're very happy.
10:34Thanks.
10:35How about dinner Friday night?
10:37Nope.
10:38I think I'll go back up to the mountains
10:39and get an early start on the new job.
10:41You won't change your mind and spend some time with us?
10:45Kay, if anything ever goes wrong...
10:48I know, Don.
10:50I always could count on you.
10:52You bet.
10:53Goodbye.
10:54Bye.
11:06Nice guy.
11:08Yes, Steve, he is.
11:10I wonder if I could be that nice if he'd stolen my girl.
11:25I'm going.
11:26You stick till truck comes.
11:27Steve, you ought to be here to check him in.
11:29You handle it this time.
11:30My wife has her yokel relatives in town.
11:31We're having dinner at the band box.
11:33See you tomorrow.
11:58Get up.
11:59Here they come.
12:00Oh.
12:01No smoking.
12:09Aunt Patty.
12:11Uncle Sam.
12:12You look wonderful.
12:14You look mighty pert yourself, Kay.
12:16Marriage is good for you.
12:17Thanks, Annie.
12:18Aletha, Harvey, how are you?
12:20I'm fine, thanks.
12:21Put on a pound or two, haven't you, Kay?
12:23Oh, I don't know.
12:24Don't mind me.
12:25I'm just a husband.
12:26Steve, I'm sorry.
12:27This is Aunt Patty, Uncle Sam...
12:29Hi, ma'am.
12:30Cousin Aletha.
12:31Delighted.
12:32Sit down, sit down.
12:33Yes, please.
12:34I'm sorry we're late.
12:35Hmm?
12:36Bates.
12:37Harvey Bates.
12:38Aletha's husband.
12:39Oh, I'm sorry, Harvey.
12:40Didn't I introduce you?
12:41Well, I'm glad to know you, Harvey.
12:42Would you like to order now, Mr. Downing?
12:43Oh, I think we should have something to drink first.
12:45What'll it be?
12:46I could use a nice cold sarsaparilla myself.
12:48Sarsaparilla?
12:49Uh-huh.
12:50Well, suit yourself, Harvey.
12:51But this is kind of a celebration.
12:53Meeting Kay's folks for the first time calls for champagne.
12:56Champagne!
12:57Hey!
12:58Your best of the year, Mac.
12:59Very good, sir.
13:00I've been looking forward to meeting you.
13:02Well, we don't get down to town often.
13:04Granville's over a hundred miles from here.
13:06I come down to do some buying.
13:07Oh, yes.
13:08General store, isn't it?
13:09Yeah, a little of this, a little of that.
13:10How's business?
13:11Well, I can sell anything I can buy,
13:13but I can't buy much these days.
13:15Cigarette?
13:16Do you like cork tits?
13:17I don't mind if I do.
13:20Harvey, remember your asthma.
13:22You know, I wish I could locate some radio tubes.
13:24Half the radios up the valley are out of whack.
13:27I promised to bring back some tubes.
13:28Oh, I think I can get you some.
13:30You can?
13:31Mother, he thinks he can get us some tubes.
13:33He can.
13:34Our customers ain't the same when they can't listen to Bob Hope.
13:37Where can you get them?
13:38Well, if you have the right connections, you can get anything.
13:41Well, ain't that the truth.
13:42Kay, what ever happened to that Don Bradley from up home,
13:45the forest ranger fella?
13:47Oh, he's supervisor of the Dark Mountain District now.
13:50I always thought he was kind of sweet on you.
13:54Well, he was, but I had more sugar stamps.
13:58Would you like to dance?
14:00Me?
14:01Oh, thank you.
14:11Smart fella you got there, Kay.
14:13What business he in?
14:14Wholesale merchandising.
14:16And doing mighty well at it, too.
14:17I can see that.
14:21I think you made a hit with him.
14:24That Harvey, there's a talkative character.
14:27I think that does the talking for the two of them.
14:39Hey, Steve.
14:40Oh, hello, Whitey.
14:42You looking for me?
14:43Yeah.
14:44The truck just pulled in.
14:45It was hijacked.
14:46Shut up.
14:47What is it, Steve?
14:48Oh, nothing.
14:49Whitey's always shooting off his mouth.
14:51Yep, it blows you.
14:52Excuse me, honey.
14:53Will you take care of the folks?
14:55I think Whitey needs a drink.
15:04I ought to brain you.
15:06The wife, ain't she hip?
15:07No, she's not.
15:08Now, what's this about the shipment?
15:10Fella Jerry just pulled in with an empty truck.
15:12What happened to the furs?
15:13Hijacked just across the state line.
15:14Who pulled it?
15:15They're waiting for you at the warehouse.
15:17Go on.
15:18I'll meet you outside.
15:22Must have cost a fortune.
15:24I'm sorry, folks.
15:25But I'll have to break away.
15:26Some business associates just got in town.
15:28Steve, at this time of night?
15:29I'm checking out in the morning, Kay.
15:30I'm sorry.
15:31Say, will you pay the check?
15:33Goodbye, everybody.
15:34I'll see you soon.
15:35Run up to Rando sometime.
15:36Thanks, I will.
15:37I'll see you at home, Kay.
15:38Good night.
15:39Good night.
15:40Good night.
15:41Good night.
15:42Good night.
15:43Good night.
15:44Good night.
15:45Good night.
15:46Good night.
15:47Good night.
15:48Good night.
15:49Good night.
15:51Sharp fella, Kay.
15:53Yes.
16:03Are you still up?
16:08I've been waiting for you, Steve.
16:15Why didn't you tell me what your business really is?
16:17Poor darling, I told you.
16:19Don't lie, Steve.
16:20Several things have made me wonder.
16:22And tonight, Whitey said...
16:24Oh, he gets excited about every little thing.
16:27I'm not that stupid.
16:29That merchandising business is nothing but a blind for stolen goods.
16:33One of your trucks was hijacked tonight.
16:35Well...
16:37Why didn't you call the police?
16:39Because it's none of their business.
16:41Now, look, darling, you know I couldn't buy you those clothes and those diamonds
16:45if I were some two-bit shoe clerk.
16:47I'm smart, and I get what I want.
16:50Not always, Steve.
16:55Kay.
17:09Where do you want it?
17:10Why don't I get the door closed?
17:12Morning, boss.
17:13How's it, Whitey?
17:14Over by the office, hon.
17:15Customer waiting to see you.
17:17He told you never to let anybody in here we didn't know.
17:19He's okay, boss. He's got a letter from Dutch Heiser.
17:21Oh, Dutch Heiser, huh? All right.
17:31You Steve Downing?
17:32Check.
17:33I'm Dave Lewis, the emporium up at Five Points.
17:36Glad to know you.
17:37Got a letter for you from Dutch Heiser.
17:39Good friend of mine said you could fix me up.
17:42Ah, sweet setup you've got here.
17:44What's your interest?
17:46Silk yardage.
17:48Silk, huh?
17:49Yeah, Dutch Heiser wrote that perhaps...
17:51I'm afraid you made a little mistake, Mr. Lewis.
17:53What?
17:54Dutch Heiser can't write English.
17:58I guess I did make a mistake.
18:00Now, what's the phony front?
18:04Oh, copper, huh?
18:06The city's being flooded with stolen merchandise.
18:09The city's being flooded with stolen merchandise, Downing.
18:12Especially textiles.
18:14So I hear.
18:15And you have quite a large stock of textiles over there.
18:18I bought them.
18:19Then you perhaps could explain to the DA
18:22where and how much you paid for them.
18:25You know, a man like you probably has a nice wife and family.
18:30That's right.
18:31A city job would pay about 70 or 80 dollars a week.
18:3565.
18:37Take a long time to save a thousand dollars.
18:42Living costs being what they are.
18:47Oh, nice wallet.
18:50Alligator skin.
18:52My wife gave me one for Christmas.
19:00Shall we take a walk, Mr. Downing?
19:02I'm not in the mood for looking.
19:03It's only four blocks to the courthouse.
19:05A man like you could have an accident.
19:11Get that case off and back that truck up.
19:15Mr. Lewis is going to have an accident on the highway tonight.
19:19Hit and run driver.
19:35Come on.
20:00Hello, honey.
20:01You have a nice day?
20:03Say, what's all this?
20:04I'm leaving.
20:05Oh, come on, Kay.
20:06Forget all that, will you?
20:08I'll ask you just once more.
20:10I can't give it up, Kay.
20:11What's more, I don't want to.
20:13Then there's nothing more to discuss.
20:14Well, you're not leaving.
20:15Let go of me.
20:16You love me.
20:17You married me.
20:18What kind of a dame are you?
20:19You lied to me.
20:20You think I'm sucker enough to let you walk out?
20:22So that's it.
20:23Your pride.
20:24No, Kay.
20:25I'm crazy about you.
20:26But you won't do anything to hold me.
20:28Well, what do you want me to be?
20:29Honest.
20:30A broken down sap, that's what you mean.
20:32Now, listen, honey.
20:33Relax.
20:34I'll give you anything you want.
20:35And when you're on top, nobody asks you where you get it.
20:38I can't live that way.
20:39Well, I'm not going to let you go.
20:42Let's see who it is.
20:49I told you never to come here.
20:50Steve.
20:51They got hunk.
20:52It's curtains.
20:53Stop sputtering.
20:54Who got hunk?
20:55The coppers.
20:56We went through a red light.
20:57Of all the crazy tricks.
20:58It was a tough break.
20:59We had the stiff with us.
21:00Shut up!
21:01If they got hunk, he'll sing.
21:04Where have they got him?
21:05I don't know.
21:06I lay him.
21:07The DA's office, I guess.
21:08If they make him spill, it's the works.
21:12We may have to make a quick trip.
21:13Pack me a bag.
21:14I'll be back here in a half an hour.
21:15What are you going to do?
21:16Never mind what I'm going to do.
21:17You start packing.
21:31Steve.
21:40Steve.
21:43I won't let you do this.
21:44Keep it quiet.
21:50Let's get moving.
21:51Steve!
21:52Get me out of here.
21:54If they sweat me, I'll squeal.
21:55So help me, I'll rap.
22:02Let's go.
22:20Well, darling.
22:21Here's where you and I part company for the time being.
22:23You won't get very far.
22:25Don't worry.
22:26I've got it figured out.
22:27Now, you take the car.
22:29Find some place you can hide out for a couple weeks
22:31till the trail's cold, then get in touch with me.
22:33Now, remember this.
22:35Joseph Johnson, care of general delivery, New Orleans.
22:39I'm not running away.
22:40I haven't done anything.
22:42Tell that to the cops.
22:43What do you mean?
22:46You're tied up with everything I've done.
22:48Your signature's on the lease to the warehouse, remember?
22:51You're on the spot back there tonight.
22:53How far do you think an innocent plea will get you?
22:55I don't believe you.
22:56Okay.
22:57It's a murder rap.
22:59Life in prison wouldn't be very nice for a girl like you.
23:06What do you want me to do?
23:08What I told you.
23:09Lay low.
23:10In about a month, write to me.
23:12Add another town, a new name, our whole life ahead of us.
23:17And remember this, Kay.
23:18I love you.
23:20And wherever you are, I'll come and get you.
23:26All right.
23:27Get going.
23:28Don't worry about the license plates.
23:29They're phony.
23:58Be on the lookout for Downey and his wife, Kay.
24:2123, attractive, brown hair, 5'5".
24:25Approach with caution.
24:27Downey considered dangerous.
24:48Hey, Luther.
24:49Get the ball.
24:50Go on, get it.
24:53You know he won't get it.
24:54Oh, no?
24:55How long have you been teaching that dog?
24:56Four years?
24:57And he won't even shake hands with you yet?
24:58He's just particular who he shakes with.
25:00Yeah?
25:01Then how come he won't get your yarn for you?
25:02You make him self-conscious.
25:04He doesn't want to show off in front of you.
25:07Willie, how many cases of dynamite do we haul up here?
25:12Well, how many?
25:15How many times have I told...
25:16Six.
25:17Six?
25:18Cases of dynamite.
25:20Stand up, will you?
25:22Yeah, look, sir.
25:26Do you mean to tell me your sergeant is that big?
25:30Yeah, that's about it.
25:31Hey, when's Joe and Ben going to relieve us up here?
25:34Thursday.
25:35Oh, I'll have it finished by then.
25:37She'll love it.
25:38You know, those nights in Africa are pretty cold.
25:47Hello?
25:48Huh?
25:49Yeah, just a minute.
25:50Hey, a chick for...
25:51A girl for you.
25:52What'll I tell her?
25:53Bradley speaking.
25:54Don.
25:55Don, is that you?
25:56Who is this?
25:58Kay.
25:59Yes.
26:01Is something wrong?
26:02I'm on duty here at the lookout station.
26:04Please, can't you get away just for an hour?
26:07I've got to see you.
26:08Where are you?
26:10Briar Lake?
26:11At the service station.
26:12I'll be there in 20 minutes.
26:14Hey, wait a minute.
26:15Who's going to take care of the station here?
26:16You.
26:18Now, look it.
26:19Hey, watch me.
26:20This is what I want you to do.
26:21Here, look.
26:22Hey.
26:24Maybe I should've stayed.
26:26Maybe I should've stayed a little longer.
26:27Maybe I should've stayed.
26:28Sam, please.
26:29What's the rush?
26:30Sam, come on.
26:31Just let me get to work for a minute.
26:32Okay.
26:33Hey, just a moment.
26:34Just a minute.
26:35Relax.
26:36Just a minute.
26:37Just a minute.
26:38Just a minute.
26:39Just a minute.
26:40Hey, hey, hey.
26:41You're going to get it, you're going to get it.
26:42Just a minute, I'm sorry.
26:43Let's get a move on.
26:44Just a minute.
26:45Just a minute.
26:46Just a minute.
26:47Go, go, go.
26:48Go, go.
26:49Go.
26:50Go.
26:51Go.
26:52Maybe I should go to prison, I don't know.
26:54Everything's so mixed up.
26:57I know I shouldn't have come here,
26:59but you said if anything ever happened.
27:00That's right.
27:02I'm glad you're here.
27:04I'm frightened, Don.
27:06I don't want them to find me, not yet anyway.
27:09Maybe, maybe when I get over the shock,
27:11maybe I can face them, but now I've got to hide.
27:15Hide?
27:18Let me think.
27:21Yeah, that's got it.
27:23Up near the peak, there's a cabin.
27:25The folks who own it never use it this time of year.
27:26You'll be perfectly safe there.
27:28Thanks. How do I get there?
27:30Just follow me. It's about a mile across
27:31from the lookout station.
27:33The road's straight up and narrow,
27:35so take it easy, honey.
27:50♪♪
28:19Hey.
28:21♪♪
28:40Don't let them find me.
28:41I'll take it easy. You're safe.
28:46Don't try to get up unless you feel like it.
28:52I'll make it.
28:56Well, this is all there is.
28:57Just this room and the bedroom in there.
28:59It's fine.
29:00I hate to leave you here alone, but I've got to get back.
29:03I've kept you here long enough as it is.
29:05Well, you'll need some food.
29:06I'll bring some back.
29:07No, not tonight. I'm not hungry.
29:09Okay, first thing in the morning.
29:11If you need any blankets, you'll find them in the bedroom.
29:13I'll be quite comfortable.
29:15Yeah, I'd better leave you this.
29:17Oh.
29:18You can use it to call if you need me.
29:19Just step outside, point straight up, and fire twice.
29:22I'll come a-running.
29:23Fire twice. I'll remember.
29:26Well, I guess I'd better be going.
29:28Don.
29:29Yeah?
29:31You know how grateful I am.
29:32Maybe someday I can repay you.
29:34Look, Kay, you're here where I can see you
29:35and talk to you and take care of you.
29:37I don't have to be repaid for that.
29:39I don't have to be repaid for that.
29:41I don't have to be repaid for that.
29:43I don't have to be repaid for that.
29:45I don't have to be repaid for that.
29:47I don't have to be repaid for that.
29:49I don't have to be repaid for that.
29:51I don't have to be repaid for that.
29:53I don't have to be repaid for that.
29:55I don't have to be repaid for that.
29:57I don't have to be repaid for that.
29:59I don't have to be repaid for that.
30:01I don't have to be repaid for that.
30:03I don't have to be repaid for that.
30:05I don't have to be repaid for that.
30:07I don't have to be repaid for that.
30:09I don't have to be repaid for that.
30:11I don't have to be repaid for that.
30:13I don't have to be repaid for that.
30:15I don't have to be repaid for that.
30:17I don't have to be repaid for that.
30:19I don't have to be repaid for that.
30:21I don't have to be repaid for that.
30:23I don't have to be repaid for that.
30:25I don't have to be repaid for that.
30:27I don't have to be repaid for that.
30:29I don't have to be repaid for that.
30:31I don't have to be repaid for that.
30:33I don't have to be repaid for that.
30:35I don't have to be repaid for that.
30:37I don't have to be repaid for that.
30:40Don.
30:42That lady that called.
30:44Well?
30:45Was that Kay Downey you told me about?
30:49What about it?
30:52We were listening to the radio and...
30:54What you hear?
30:55Come on. Give out. Give out.
30:57She's in trouble.
31:00Yeah, I know.
31:01Her husband's wanted by the police.
31:03He knocked off a couple of guys.
31:05He what?
31:06killed two guys that's all the police want I'm dead or alive. She didn't tell me
31:11that. It's a good thing you didn't marry her imagine you being married to the
31:16wife. What am I saying if you was married to her she wouldn't be the way.
31:23Anyway it's none of our business that's what you think. I'm hiding around the
31:29cabin up on the cliff oh well that's a very good place.
31:32I. Wait a minute you can't do that I she's
31:36a fugitive from but she's
31:38a fugitive you know what that would mean to you if anybody found out she hasn't
31:43done anything there's no reason for them to hound her don't get mixed up in it
31:48we're already mixed up in it we what do you mean we I don't even know the day I'll
31:54go to sleep let me think well you know I've got to work this thing out.
32:02You're still in love with her
32:14aren't you go on go to sleep when you know Luther. Loves
32:21a wonderful thing.
32:32I.
32:56Don't.
33:02Hello darling Steve. Well, you aren't gonna let me stand here. Are you it's cold
33:10Well
33:12Very cozy. What are you doing here?
33:16Aren't you glad to see me, baby?
33:18How did you know I was here? Now? Wait a minute. You didn't believe that line about us splitting up. Did you I?
33:25Knew you'd head for here and use that Ranger for a chump
33:28You married yourself a guy with brains K
33:30I know he wouldn't hide me out. So I figured you'd get yourself set then baby and walk in got to leave here
33:39You know, honey, you're much prettier when you're angry
33:48It's a fine way to greet your husband with a gun I was going to call for help Oh
33:52The Ranger fire two shots I suppose it's an old gag forget it
33:58You're gonna hide me here till the heat's off. Now. Come on be a good girl. Don't all right for now
34:05You're upset, but you're my wife
34:08And when I'm ready to leave we leave together
34:11No, Steve
34:14May take you a couple of days, but you'll see it my way
34:18I'm crazy about you K, but get this straight
34:20You give me away to the boyfriend and I'll kill you both
34:50You
35:13All right, let the pigeon in watch yourself
35:20Good morning, lady. Any vitamins today?
35:29We'll get these things out of the way and you can whip up some breakfast here's some fresh in food
35:32It's not food for weeks. Take it easy. Eggs are scarce up here. Sorry to be so clumsy
35:38Okay, you're shaking. What's the matter? No, I'm not you just imagine
35:43All right, I'll never find you
35:45Good reception for a battery set. I hate to deprive you of it. Oh, we've got another one over the post
35:50You get tired of the soap owners. You can tune in on short
35:55Good reception for a battery set.
36:10I hate to deprive you of it.
36:11Oh, we've got another one over at the post.
36:13If you get tired of the soap operas, you can tune in on shortwave.
36:16Just press this button.
36:19Police are still searching for Steve Downey and his wife, who disappeared yesterday amid
36:23circumstances which point to their indictment for the fatal shooting of two of his...
36:31I'm keeping you from your work.
36:32Oh, don't hurry.
36:33I'm just dynamiting stumps out of a firebreak.
36:35I brought you another blanket.
36:36That other one probably scratched the hide off of you.
36:38Oh, don't go in there.
36:39What?
36:40Uh, I'll take care of it.
36:41No trouble.
36:42I'll just toss it on the bed.
36:43Oh, please.
36:44I...
36:45I didn't get a chance to straighten up before you came.
36:46Afraid I'll be shocked by your housekeeping?
36:47I wouldn't want to disillusion you.
36:49Get rid of him.
36:50I'm trying to.
36:51Well, shake it up.
36:52I feel guilty about keeping you from your...
36:53Well, you don't have to fix my breakfast.
36:54Our breakfast, you mean.
36:55I...
36:56I...
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37:13Don, I can fry eggs.
37:15I'm the best egg man in these Europe parts.
37:17The secret to it is, shaking them so they get plenty of hot butter.
37:21See?
37:22And so he says, Don, you know what I'm gonna do?
37:31And I said what, go to Africa to keep her warm?
37:34He says, no, I'm gonna knit her a sweater.
37:35Would you believe it?
37:38He's been doing that ever since.
37:41Well, I'll wash these and be on my way.
37:43Are you trying to make me feel completely useless?
37:46No, I'm just making excuses to stick around.
37:48I guess you know that.
37:51You'd better go to work.
37:53OK.
37:54I'll see you tomorrow.
37:55Think you can manage to win?
37:56No, but I will.
37:58Goodbye.
37:59Goodbye.
38:06I thought that gulping would talk your ear off.
38:09I says this to him, and he says that to me.
38:12What a dope.
38:17Well, he's gone now.
38:18Fix me some chow, will you, honey?
38:31Things are working out just the way I figured,
38:33if we can keep that squarehead from getting wise.
38:36It's coming back.
38:39Ditch the eggs.
38:47Kate.
38:49Did you forget something?
38:52I found this outside.
38:54What is it?
38:55A half-smoked cigarette.
38:57You know, you ought to be more careful where you throw these.
39:00Oh, yes.
39:01One snipe like that can start the whole mountain blazing.
39:04The woods are pretty dry, you know.
39:05I'm sorry, Don.
39:06I'll try to be more careful.
39:13When did you start smoking cork tips?
39:15Oh, I pick them up somewhere.
39:19Oh, I'm fresh out.
39:20Have you got a cigarette?
39:21Yes, of course.
39:35I guess I'm fresh out myself.
39:37That's all right.
39:38I'll bring some tomorrow.
39:39Thanks.
39:40See you then.
39:49What did he want?
39:51You heard.
39:52Watch those cigarettes.
39:54That guy's too dumb to come in out of the rain.
39:58A couple more days, and our trail will be as cold as an iceberg.
40:02Then we can scram.
40:27Steve, stop.
40:29Stop that eternal pacing.
40:31This place is driving me nuts.
40:33Cooped up, nothing to do.
40:35Like a prison.
40:36What?
40:37You didn't have to come here.
40:39Never mind.
40:41I figured it out right.
40:43A couple more days, that's all.
40:57Coffee?
40:59No!
41:00Coffee, coffee, coffee.
41:02My nerves are like wires already.
41:11I'm going to miss these little twosomes when you're gone.
41:14You'll be leaving pretty soon, won't you?
41:16A day or two.
41:19You've made up your mind?
41:22You know, you always were a good cook.
41:24Remember when we were kids up at your Uncle Sam's, you made the strawberry shortcake?
41:28Yeah.
41:29And I got the strawberry rash.
41:31You said I got it on purpose just to make fun of your baking.
41:39Say, I'd better bring in some more groceries.
41:42Oh, there'll be plenty.
41:45The amount of food you put away, it's phenomenal.
41:48It must be the mountain air.
41:50Yeah, it must be.
41:51You're eating enough for two people.
41:53Well, I guess I'd better be getting back to the post.
41:55You know, Willie's getting jealous of you.
41:57I'd like to meet Willie. He sounds nice.
41:59I'll try to arrange it. One of us has to stay at the post all the time.
42:02Goodbye.
42:03Goodbye.
42:28Psst, psst.
42:51There it is, Luther. Ain't it the cats?
42:55Oh, well, maybe I shouldn't have said that, huh?
42:58Oh, she'll sure be warm nights in this.
43:00You know, I wish I was a sweater.
43:04Oh, hiya, Donzie.
43:06I got her finished.
43:08Good, it's about time.
43:09I'm glad you got back. Let's play some checkers.
43:12Not right now, Willie. I gotta work something out.
43:14Oh, every time you see that girl, you come back here looking like a wet blanket.
43:18Come on, checkers will relax you.
43:20No thanks, Willie.
43:21Okay, then.
43:25Psst, psst.
43:37I had my hand on it all the time.
43:43He's on your side.
43:54Ha, ha.
43:58How do you like that?
44:54Ha, ha.
45:10That does it.
45:11Who won?
45:12Who do you think? Here.
45:14Oh, no.
45:15Oh, come on. Please try it on.
45:17I can't stand it if it don't fit right.
45:19All right. This is positively the last time.
45:22Cross my heart.
45:27Oh, that's...
45:33A little tight.
45:34Yes.
45:36Willie, what would you say if I told you I thought her husband was up at that cabin with her?
45:42I'm her husband. How could I be up at the...
45:44It's been bothering me for days. Little things.
45:47Oh, you're just jealous.
45:49I found a cork-tipped cigarette.
45:51She doesn't smoke them.
45:53And she's used more food than she could possibly eat herself.
45:56Gee, if she's hiding him.
45:58Yeah, I wonder.
46:00Well, then she's still in love with him and she's been using you for a chump.
46:03No, Willie, I... I don't think she'd do that.
46:06Oh, boy, if he's there, I'd hate to be in your spot.
46:09He's a killer.
46:10Look, why don't you come right out and ask her?
46:13If he's there and she's shielding him, she won't tell me.
46:16And if he's not, well, I wouldn't want to put her on the spot.
46:22If there was only some way we could get him to come out in the open.
46:25Uh, don't get me mixed up in it.
46:29Well, it's a cinch. Your whack will never get into this.
46:33Something's wrong.
46:35You know, I got all the measurements...
46:47What's that?
46:49Only the wind, Steve.
46:57That eternal blasting.
46:59What does he think this is, the Fourth of July?
47:02It's his job.
47:04Well, why don't he cover that up?
47:06Why are you staring at me? You think I'm losing my grip?
47:09Well, I'm not, see?
47:12I've got more brains in my foot than a dozen coppers.
47:15They're never going to take me.
47:17We're getting out of here and safe.
47:19Why don't you leave, then?
47:21Well, I will, when the time's right. Believe me.
47:28I'll be back.
47:30I'll be back.
47:32I'll be back.
47:36I'll be back.
47:53I'm sorry I can't stay for dinner tonight,
47:55but my state supervisor's coming up, and I'll have to make out a report.
47:58Your supervisor? Is he staying?
48:00No, he's going right back.
48:02He's sending up our relief to the lookout station tomorrow.
48:05Then you'll be leaving.
48:08Kay, I'm worried about you.
48:12I've made up my mind, Don.
48:14I'm going to face it and take my chances.
48:19You know, if there's anything I can do...
48:23I hope we get some rain. We need it.
48:27You know, there's an old legend about the thunder up here.
48:30It seems that when the first Indians settled here,
48:32all was peace and plenty.
48:35And then another tribe heard about the place and tried to...
48:39What do the racketeers call it?
48:41Racketeers.
48:43Well, they tried to muscle in.
48:45Well, this blitzkrieg might have worked,
48:47but the local medicine man started praying to their tribal god.
48:51And he answered?
48:53Just like that.
48:55It all started with a terrific clap of thunder.
48:58Just about like that.
49:00And then the first lightning bolt struck the enemy chief.
49:04Ever since then,
49:06whenever there's thunder up here,
49:08someone on Dark Mountain is doomed to die.
49:11At least, that's what they say.
49:14Nice bedtime story.
49:16Well, the old-timers here claim it never misses.
49:19But we don't have to worry. We're not Indians or racketeers.
49:23No. No, of course not.
49:27What's the matter? Your supervisor due?
49:29No, I've got a program I'd like to hear at six.
49:31Hillbillies. You like them?
49:33Some of them.
49:43Kate.
49:45If I don't see you again,
49:47I want you to know this has been swell having you up here,
49:50even for a little while.
49:52I realize what a terrible mistake it was.
49:55Last month when...
50:00I hurt you and I hurt myself.
50:03If it weren't too late...
50:05It's not too late.
50:09Six o'clock down.
50:11Your hillbillies.
50:13Oh, yeah.
50:15You'll like these boys.
50:17They're from way down in Arkansas.
50:19Calling all state police.
50:21Calling all state police regarding Steve Downey.
50:24Oh, I turned on the shortwave by mistake.
50:26Well, let's hear it.
50:28Concentrate on all highways leading out of southern part of the state.
50:31Downey has been traced to Ferndale
50:33and is believed headed for the Mexican border.
50:36Watch southern roads for a dark gray convertible coupe.
50:39Downey is five feet ten, broad-shouldered,
50:42light complexion, curly hair.
50:44May be accompanied by a black coat.
50:47Curly hair.
50:48May be accompanied by his wife, Kay Downey.
50:51Five feet three, attractive, brown hair.
50:54Approach with caution.
50:55That is all.
51:02If he gets over the southern border...
51:04Don, I've got to tell you...
51:05What?
51:08Nothing.
51:11Well, I...
51:12I guess I'd better get back to the post.
51:17There's a truckload of dynamite out there
51:18and I'd hate to drive home on slick roads.
51:20It'll probably start raining any minute.
51:23Don...
51:25If I don't see you...
51:28Well, I'll be up to town pretty soon.
51:30Goodbye, and don't be afraid.
51:33Bye.
51:43What was all that jabbering about thunder and Indians?
51:46Oh, it was just...
51:49You don't believe that, Bunk.
51:51That every time it thunders up here, somebody dies.
51:54Do you?
51:55No.
51:56No, of course not.
51:57Okay, get your things together. We're leaving.
51:59Leaving?
52:00Right now.
52:01You heard the radio, didn't you?
52:03They're following a false trail down south.
52:06I told you I'd outsmart them.
52:08We go north.
52:09Now go on, get started.
52:10I'm not going.
52:12I told you we're leaving together.
52:14I'm not leaving, Steve.
52:16You've fallen for him, is that it?
52:18You're hurting my arm.
52:19You haven't squealed to him, have you?
52:24No, you wouldn't dare.
52:28I'll make his thunder story come true.
52:30Steve!
52:31He's in love with you.
52:32He'll come running if you're in trouble, won't he?
52:35Fire two shots, that's the signal, isn't it?
52:41I will just wait for him.
52:44Don't worry.
52:59There he is.
53:00Steve, don't. I'll go with you.
53:02Don, don't come in.
53:04Hey, you fired the gun.
53:06Oh, I fired it.
53:08Well, hello, Donnie.
53:10I knew you were here.
53:11Yeah.
53:13This is my wife.
53:14Don.
53:16Now I'm going to take care of you, Ranger.
53:18Then we're leaving.
53:19No, you won't.
53:24You plug Don, I'll plug you, Donnie.
53:26All right, smart boy, go ahead.
53:30And I'll let Kay have it.
53:32Take it easy, Willie.
53:36So long, Rangers.
53:43I'll get the tires.
53:44The truck's loaded with dynamite.
53:45You'll kill them both.
53:46Come on.
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55:56Come in.
55:57You're ready for Rye?
55:58Yup, all set.
55:59Are you ready?
56:00This is my wardrobe.
56:01Hey, come on.
56:04I thought I told you to wait out in the car.
56:08I did.
56:09Well, she'll be on her way.
56:12Come on, Walter.