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00:00:00 [silence]
00:00:11 [music]
00:00:16 Oh, listen.
00:00:20 [music]
00:00:22 Listen well.
00:00:24 Listen to the legend of Chuckaluck, Chuckaluck.
00:00:28 Listen to the song of the gambler's wheel.
00:00:33 A souvenir from a bygone year,
00:00:37 spinning a tale of the old frontier and a man of steel.
00:00:43 And the passion that drove him on and on and on.
00:00:52 It began, they say, one summer day,
00:00:58 when the sun was blazing down.
00:01:04 'Twas back in the early seventies,
00:01:09 in a little Wyoming town.
00:01:16 So listen to the legend of Chuckaluck, Chuckaluck.
00:01:20 To the wheel of fate, as round and round with a whisper of sound,
00:01:25 it spins, it spins, the old, old story of hate,
00:01:34 murder, and revenge.
00:01:40 [music]
00:01:52 There's nothing better than that to make a man feel agreeable.
00:01:55 Especially in the middle of the day.
00:01:58 Why'd you come in town?
00:02:00 Kiss you.
00:02:01 You oughtn't be away.
00:02:02 The last cafe had an iron on. He told me I could come.
00:02:05 Burns.
00:02:06 What?
00:02:07 When we get married.
00:02:09 In eight days.
00:02:13 And when we get the ranch.
00:02:15 Eight years.
00:02:17 I found a name for it.
00:02:19 Yeah?
00:02:20 What is it?
00:02:21 Lost Cloud Ranch.
00:02:23 Pretty?
00:02:24 Pretty as you.
00:02:26 Oh, Burns.
00:02:28 Came from Paris in France, the man said.
00:02:31 Oh, it's beautiful for evening.
00:02:33 Fine for stargazing.
00:02:36 Hey, Beck, where's everybody?
00:02:38 I was out in the back and the folks showed up coming, Tommy,
00:02:41 and I couldn't make it right, Len, and they left.
00:02:45 Everybody's gone.
00:02:46 I got nothing to do.
00:02:48 Well, do it outside, then.
00:02:50 Go on, get out of here.
00:02:51 Woof, woof, woof.
00:02:55 Say, where is everybody?
00:02:56 I rode through town, it's deserted.
00:02:58 Didn't you hear?
00:02:59 The Burdens over in Shady Range, they had triplets last night.
00:03:01 Just about the whole town went over to see them.
00:03:03 I told Dad to go on and I'd keep the store.
00:03:05 Kids, we ought to have a lot of them.
00:03:08 Yes.
00:03:09 One every August.
00:03:10 See you tonight.
00:03:19 [music playing]
00:03:22 Whitey.
00:03:46 [music playing]
00:03:49 You wait outside.
00:04:03 Hey, mister, can I hold your horse?
00:04:11 Go on, get away from here.
00:04:13 Hold on.
00:04:15 Is there anything you'd like to see?
00:04:19 Yeah.
00:04:21 I want to see what's in the assailant's safe.
00:04:24 Both of them.
00:04:28 One over there, too.
00:04:31 Yes.
00:04:32 Yes, all right.
00:04:33 [music playing]
00:04:37 [music playing]
00:04:40 [thunder]
00:05:00 [music playing]
00:05:04 [thunder]
00:05:05 [horse neighing]
00:05:10 [knocking]
00:05:21 [screaming]
00:05:22 [thunder]
00:05:32 Hey!
00:05:33 Hey!
00:05:34 [thunder]
00:05:35 [music playing]
00:06:01 Mark!
00:06:02 Run it!
00:06:03 Vern, I saw him.
00:06:19 He come tearing out the store.
00:06:21 Then the other one fired at me.
00:06:23 He shot at me, Vern.
00:06:24 Fellow with long white hair, clear down to here.
00:06:27 What hair?
00:06:28 The one that stayed outside.
00:06:29 [music playing]
00:06:32 No.
00:06:50 Vern, I don't know how to tell you this,
00:06:53 but she wasn't spared anything.
00:06:56 [music playing]
00:06:59 Jim, give me a gun.
00:07:03 [music playing]
00:07:07 [music playing]
00:07:10 The place was empty.
00:07:30 Just a girl and a store.
00:07:32 Sure looked like an easy deal.
00:07:34 Could have been if you wouldn't chase petticoats so much.
00:07:37 It's none of your business.
00:07:38 It is this time.
00:07:39 The whole town will be after us.
00:07:40 You made sure of that.
00:07:41 Well, let's move, then.
00:07:42 We're in this together.
00:07:43 Let's split it now.
00:07:44 I'll take my chances alone from here on.
00:07:46 We'll split it in shuck a luck and not before.
00:07:48 [music playing]
00:07:52 [music playing]
00:07:55 Tracks lead right on south, Sheriff.
00:08:13 That's Sioux country below here.
00:08:15 Well, what of it?
00:08:16 Let's go.
00:08:17 I didn't mind being deputized, Hardy,
00:08:19 but I don't mean to get saddled for traveling
00:08:21 the country, let alone butchered by Indians.
00:08:23 I'm turning back.
00:08:24 That's my feeling, Sheriff.
00:08:26 I got 50 head of cattle to burn tomorrow.
00:08:28 Are you all worried about your rears?
00:08:30 Are you all gutless?
00:08:32 Come on, we're losing time.
00:08:33 I'm sorry, son.
00:08:35 I have no authority to head past this stream.
00:08:37 But there'll be a warrant out for us.
00:08:38 A warrant?
00:08:39 For whom?
00:08:40 What's his description?
00:08:41 What if she was your wife or your daughter?
00:08:44 This is as far as we go.
00:08:45 Well, turn back, then.
00:08:46 I'll follow him along.
00:08:47 Don't be a downright fool, Kern.
00:08:49 You're a raw hand with a gun.
00:08:50 Even if you do get--
00:08:51 Never mind the advice.
00:08:52 Go on back.
00:08:53 You've all done your duty of burning to get home.
00:08:56 Be sure to tell everybody how brave you were.
00:08:58 Get extra drunk tonight.
00:08:59 I hope you have good dreams.
00:09:00 Ha!
00:09:01 She hadn't yelled.
00:09:08 I had to do it, that's all.
00:09:09 I've told you a dozen times.
00:09:13 What are you driving at?
00:09:15 What are you after?
00:09:16 Like I said before, I want my share now.
00:09:19 And I said before, we split it at Chuckaluck.
00:09:23 Keep your mouth shut about the girl when we get there.
00:09:27 Maybe I will, maybe I won't.
00:09:29 I'll do what I please.
00:09:32 Rattlesnake, look out!
00:09:34 [gunshot]
00:09:35 [grunt]
00:09:36 [music playing]
00:09:39 [whimpering]
00:09:44 [music playing]
00:09:47 The man who was with you, where is he?
00:10:04 [whimpering]
00:10:05 The man who was with you, where is he?
00:10:10 Water.
00:10:12 Water.
00:10:13 What?
00:10:14 Talk or you don't get a drop.
00:10:15 Where did he head?
00:10:17 Where did he head?
00:10:20 To Chuckaluck.
00:10:22 Chuckaluck.
00:10:23 Chuckaluck.
00:10:31 Now where and what is Chuckaluck?
00:10:35 Chuckaluck.
00:10:36 Nobody knows and the dead won't tell.
00:10:42 So on and on relentlessly this man
00:10:45 pursues his quest through autumn and winter,
00:10:50 searching the great southwest.
00:10:54 This thing that drives him like a whip
00:10:57 will never let him rest.
00:10:59 Night and day, early and late, he
00:11:02 looks for a place or a town or a face.
00:11:06 And deep within him burn the fires of hate,
00:11:12 murder, and revenge.
00:11:14 Say, you're new around here, ain't you?
00:11:21 Coming?
00:11:22 No, just passing through.
00:11:23 Did you ever hear of a place in these parts called Chuckaluck?
00:11:27 Sure.
00:11:28 Wheel of fortune.
00:11:30 They got one at the Royal Flush down the street.
00:11:32 I don't mean a gambling game.
00:11:33 You never heard of any other kind of Chuckaluck?
00:11:35 No, I sure ain't.
00:11:37 I'll tell you what, why don't you try asking over at the courthouse?
00:11:41 Barber, get another bowl of water.
00:11:43 My face is dry.
00:11:44 Water comes later.
00:11:45 I want it now.
00:11:47 Sure, yes.
00:11:48 Excuse me.
00:11:49 You on the dodge?
00:11:55 What of it?
00:11:56 I wouldn't talk about Chuckaluck so free if I were you.
00:12:00 Why not?
00:12:01 For one thing, Alder Keen wouldn't like it.
00:12:03 And for another, where did you hear about Chuckaluck?
00:12:06 Why are you asking about it?
00:12:08 I'm supposed to meet somebody there.
00:12:10 Who?
00:12:11 I don't know.
00:12:12 It could even be you.
00:12:13 Get back here, Barber.
00:12:15 Yes, sir.
00:12:18 You don't know so much, but you're sure trying to learn.
00:12:21 I told you--
00:12:22 [GUNSHOT]
00:12:26 [GRUNTING]
00:12:30 [MUSIC PLAYING]
00:12:33 [GRUNTING]
00:12:37 [GRUNTING]
00:12:40 [GRUNTING]
00:12:44 [GUNSHOT]
00:12:47 [GRUNTING]
00:12:50 [GRUNTING]
00:13:07 [GRUNTING]
00:13:10 [GUNSHOT]
00:13:16 Oh, how is he, doc?
00:13:19 Well, he suffered lacerations, contusions, and concussions.
00:13:22 His jugular vein was severed in three places.
00:13:24 I counted four broken ribs, and there was
00:13:26 a compound fracture of the skull.
00:13:28 To put it briefly, he's real dead.
00:13:31 Oh.
00:13:32 Uh, what makes you think he was an outlaw?
00:13:35 The way he acted, the way he asked me if I was on the dodge.
00:13:37 How do I know it was self-defense?
00:13:39 I tell you, that stranger do.
00:13:40 I saw his gun.
00:13:42 Used to be the finest barber shop west of Baxter Springs.
00:13:45 Hey.
00:13:47 Could this be him?
00:13:48 There's something around the eyes.
00:13:50 Sure.
00:13:51 That's him.
00:13:52 That's him before I shaved his handlebars.
00:13:55 Hm.
00:13:56 Ace McGuire, wanted by the state of Texas
00:13:59 for robbery of a stagecoach out of El Paso, July 25, 1873.
00:14:03 Reward $300.
00:14:05 Did it say July 25?
00:14:06 Yeah, July 25.
00:14:08 And he couldn't have been in Wyoming early in August.
00:14:11 No, he couldn't have.
00:14:13 Apologies and congratulations, my friend.
00:14:15 The $300 is yours.
00:14:16 Sheriff, did you ever hear of something called Chuckaluck?
00:14:19 Oh, yes.
00:14:20 A saloon?
00:14:21 Or a password, maybe?
00:14:24 No.
00:14:25 No, I never did.
00:14:27 Here's your gun.
00:14:29 About the reward, it'll be a few days before--
00:14:31 Give it to the barber.
00:14:32 Thanks.
00:14:33 That's your kind of--
00:14:34 Well, you did our job for us.
00:14:36 The least I can do is to buy you a drink.
00:14:38 Say, wait a minute.
00:14:39 Wait a minute.
00:14:40 Did any of you ever hear of someone called Alder Crane?
00:14:45 Alder Crane.
00:14:46 Oh, seems to me like I heard of a name like that.
00:14:50 Or Keen.
00:14:51 Alder Keen.
00:14:52 Yeah.
00:14:53 Yeah, I remember.
00:14:55 If it's a person I'm thinking about,
00:14:57 why, her name is Keen, not Crane.
00:15:00 Alder Keen.
00:15:02 Yeah.
00:15:03 [laughing]
00:15:04 What are you laughing at?
00:15:05 Oh, that name takes me back a long time,
00:15:08 when I was mining ore in a big boom town.
00:15:11 [laughing]
00:15:13 Well, one night--
00:15:14 [laughing]
00:15:16 It was a horse race, sort of.
00:15:18 Only I was one of the horses, and Alder Keen was my jockey.
00:15:22 [laughing]
00:15:25 One, two, three.
00:15:29 [gunshot]
00:15:30 [cheering]
00:15:33 Come on!
00:15:39 Come on!
00:15:40 You're the best!
00:15:41 Come on!
00:15:42 [cheering]
00:15:45 Get up!
00:15:48 Get up!
00:15:49 Get up!
00:15:50 [cheering]
00:15:54 [cheering]
00:15:57 [screaming]
00:16:12 [cheering]
00:16:15 [cheering]
00:16:18 [screaming]
00:16:39 [laughing]
00:16:42 That's the only Alder Keen I know.
00:16:45 They only made one like her.
00:16:47 Well, what happened to her?
00:16:48 Where is she now?
00:16:49 I can't say.
00:16:50 I never saw her after that.
00:16:51 I've got to find her.
00:16:52 Now, where would I look?
00:16:53 Well, a little later, I heard she went to Virginia City.
00:16:56 Try some of the saloons.
00:16:58 She moved up there with a girl named, uh, Dolly.
00:17:02 Used to be a good friend of hers.
00:17:04 I knew her well.
00:17:07 [laughing]
00:17:08 When I first met Alder Keen,
00:17:10 she'd just come from the Eastern Seaboard.
00:17:13 She was a singer, you know, Bucky.
00:17:17 Sang only in the most elegant places.
00:17:22 Loved horses.
00:17:23 Always had a pair of white horses.
00:17:26 And the men would all uncover as she drove by.
00:17:31 The women?
00:17:32 [laughing]
00:17:33 You know women, Bucky.
00:17:35 They'd have been happy for a lifetime.
00:17:38 They'd have been happy for lightning to hit her.
00:17:41 Let me tell you the kind of girl Alder was.
00:17:45 Lots of men.
00:17:47 Sure, that's her privilege.
00:17:49 But she'd shut the door on a cattle baron
00:17:52 if she had fancy for a cow punter.
00:17:56 Yes, she was a glory girl in those days.
00:18:02 Last I heard, she was in Tascosa
00:18:06 at Baldy Gunders' place.
00:18:10 The only thing you'll find around here, young man,
00:18:12 is just a shade of her.
00:18:14 She left here six, uh, seven years ago.
00:18:18 It was just after the night she met Frenchie Fairmont.
00:18:22 Faster on the draw than a Mexican jackrabbit.
00:18:29 Now I don't swear this is true because I wasn't here.
00:18:32 But here's the way they tell it.
00:18:37 The story runs that one night, Mr. Gunder
00:18:41 didn't like the way she treated a patron.
00:18:44 Alder put first things first.
00:18:46 Alder didn't like the way the patron treated her.
00:18:49 (SINGING) How could she leave her baby?
00:18:55 How could she leave her bed and board
00:19:02 and elope with Gypsy Davy?
00:19:07 Last night, she slept in a goose feather bed.
00:19:21 At home with her lord and her baby.
00:19:28 Tonight, she's sleeping--
00:19:31 [laughter]
00:19:37 Alder, you don't smile enough.
00:19:42 I'm sick of smiling.
00:19:43 I pay you to entertain people, not to kick their teeth out.
00:19:46 Take your hands off me, Baldy.
00:19:48 Oh, sure, sure.
00:19:50 Nobody's going to touch you, angel.
00:19:52 Nobody wants you around, either.
00:19:55 You're fired.
00:20:02 Deductions for food and costumes, $27.
00:20:05 Deductions for leaving early two nights, $10.
00:20:09 And you haven't been shilling very good lately, either.
00:20:13 I owe you $20 even.
00:20:15 You can look for yourself.
00:20:16 Never mind.
00:20:17 Your word's as good as your book.
00:20:20 Oh.
00:20:21 Here's your $20.
00:20:23 Thanks.
00:20:24 And lots of bad luck to you, Baldy.
00:20:27 Get out of my way.
00:20:31 Thank your bets.
00:20:32 Is everybody down?
00:20:34 We're ready to spin.
00:20:35 Wheel is spinning.
00:20:36 Wait.
00:20:46 Spin the wheel.
00:20:47 Wheel is spinning.
00:21:01 Three fours on the red.
00:21:03 And we have a winner.
00:21:10 Here is a lady who is lucky.
00:21:12 Everybody's lucky at shuckle up.
00:21:16 Step up and make your bets.
00:21:22 Is everybody down?
00:21:24 Spin the wheel.
00:21:26 Wheel is spinning.
00:21:37 Three fours on rantlins again.
00:21:40 Did the lady have that covered?
00:21:42 Yes, she did.
00:21:50 Does that idiot think she's shilling?
00:21:52 He didn't know you fired her.
00:21:53 You should have--
00:21:54 Shut up.
00:21:57 Come here.
00:21:58 Stop the game.
00:22:00 When I tell somebody to get out, I mean it.
00:22:02 I don't work for you anymore.
00:22:04 I'm a customer.
00:22:05 Don't lose your sense of humor, Halter.
00:22:08 I'll stay here as long as I like.
00:22:10 Let her.
00:22:12 All right, all right.
00:22:14 We'll have one more spin and then close up for the night.
00:22:17 Try your luck at shuckle up.
00:22:19 Everybody wins.
00:22:21 Is everybody down?
00:22:25 Betting, Halter?
00:22:30 Sure.
00:22:41 Let her spin.
00:22:43 Wheel is spin--
00:22:44 I'll spin it.
00:22:45 Why?
00:22:46 It's Frenchie Fairmont.
00:22:59 You win, ma'am.
00:23:09 Bet a lady, please.
00:23:17 It's all right, fair.
00:23:24 This will help you carry it.
00:23:34 Here you are, ma'am.
00:23:39 May I be seeing you home?
00:23:44 Yes.
00:23:45 It's always a pleasure to meet a good loser.
00:23:50 Frenchie Fairmont.
00:23:52 They say you're the fastest draw in the West.
00:23:55 The greatest ability, Miss Keene, often consists in not showing.
00:23:58 You're wanted, aren't you?
00:24:00 Well, let's say I'm in public demand.
00:24:03 I'm a man of my word.
00:24:06 I'm a man of my word.
00:24:08 I'm a man of my word.
00:24:10 I'm a man of my word.
00:24:12 I'm a man of my word.
00:24:14 I'm a man of my word.
00:24:16 I'm a man of my word.
00:24:18 I'm a man of my word.
00:24:20 I'm a man of my word.
00:24:22 I'm a man of my word.
00:24:24 I'm a man of my word.
00:24:26 I'm a man of my word.
00:24:28 I'm a man of my word.
00:24:30 I'm a man of my word.
00:24:32 I'm a man of my word.
00:24:34 I'm a man of my word.
00:24:36 I'm a man of my word.
00:24:38 I'm a man of my word.
00:24:40 I'm a man of my word.
00:24:42 I'm a man of my word.
00:24:44 I'm a man of my word.
00:24:46 I'm a man of my word.
00:24:48 I'm a man of my word.
00:24:50 I'm a man of my word.
00:24:52 I'm a man of my word.
00:24:54 I'm a man of my word.
00:24:56 I'm a man of my word.
00:24:58 I'm a man of my word.
00:25:00 I'm a man of my word.
00:25:02 I'm a man of my word.
00:25:04 I'm a man of my word.
00:25:06 I'm a man of my word.
00:25:08 I'm a man of my word.
00:25:10 I'm a man of my word.
00:25:12 I'm a man of my word.
00:25:14 I'm a man of my word.
00:25:16 I'm a man of my word.
00:25:18 I'm a man of my word.
00:25:20 I'm a man of my word.
00:25:22 I'm a man of my word.
00:25:24 I'm a man of my word.
00:25:26 I'm a man of my word.
00:25:28 I'm a man of my word.
00:25:30 I'm a man of my word.
00:25:32 I don't think Baldy Gunder would let me out of town alive with it.
00:25:36 This is my place.
00:25:38 Don't give it back.
00:25:40 There's a state south all the way to Silver City in the morning.
00:25:43 I'd be glad to offer you protection until it leaves.
00:25:46 I know you would.
00:26:00 All right.
00:26:02 Come in.
00:26:04 I will, ma'am. In the morning at night.
00:26:06 Just before the stage leaves.
00:26:08 Good night.
00:26:10 They say he stayed outside her place that night.
00:26:18 Just in case Baldy should show up.
00:26:21 And the next morning he put her on the stage.
00:26:25 Well, that's how Walter left here.
00:26:27 And with her gone, business fell off at Baldy's Palace.
00:26:31 Where did she go?
00:26:33 Tell me, young man.
00:26:35 Why are you so interested in Alter Key?
00:26:38 I gotta find somebody through it.
00:26:40 Well, I wish I could help you, but I never heard of her anymore.
00:26:43 I was told a story that some years later she met Frenchy again down near the border.
00:26:48 And if you want to believe what you hear, there they might be now.
00:26:51 The two of them, old and snug and warm.
00:26:54 Of course, I don't know how much of it is true, but it sure sounds romantic.
00:26:59 Frenchy ain't so snug today.
00:27:02 The mail writer came through today.
00:27:04 And in case you don't know it, Frenchy was caught and locked up over in Gunsite last Thursday.
00:27:11 And the best I hope for him is they hang him.
00:27:15 Now the road that goes to Chuckaluck leads to a western jail.
00:27:23 And behind the bars is an outlaw who knows the Chuckaluck trail.
00:27:28 There's crooked politicians in the very next cell, safely locked away.
00:27:34 It's an angry town, all closed down, to vote on election day.
00:27:42 But here's a man with a crazy plan, a plan that will not wait.
00:27:48 He'll trick his way inside the jail to reach his goal of hate, murder and revenge.
00:28:01 Maybe you got a padded cell for this one, Sam. Shooting up the town on election day.
00:28:06 Yeah, with a dozen deputies roaming the streets.
00:28:08 How's the election coming?
00:28:10 Law and order party's ahead. Say, why ain't you at the polls? What are you doing here?
00:28:13 I'm making sure that this rat don't turn those rats loose.
00:28:18 Slade, what do you think?
00:28:19 I don't know.
00:28:21 Don't fret, gentlemen. It won't be the first time they've hung a few crooked politicians.
00:28:28 It'll only take a minute or two. It's a clean way to die, and as quiet as eating a banana.
00:28:35 You've got no right to keep us here.
00:28:40 Sheriff, you've got to protect us.
00:28:41 If law and order wins, they'll hang us. That's their plan for 'em.
00:28:44 Shut up! All of you. Where do you want him put?
00:28:47 Not with them. I don't like men who swindle the town so bad they've got the clothes of saloons to throw them out of office.
00:28:53 That's just about what I was saying. I bet you could brabe them with a rusty nail.
00:28:58 Why, you!
00:29:00 That's Frenchie Fairmont. You'd rather be with him?
00:29:03 Sure, give me an outlaw to these thieves any time. At least he takes his chances in the open.
00:29:09 You are welcome, sir.
00:29:11 Sheriff, there's a chance we might cash in our chips tonight. How about some whiskey up here?
00:29:16 You can't deny that to 'em, Mr. Bullock.
00:29:18 There'll be no lynching while I'm around, but it might make 'em act a little more like men. Send for three bottles.
00:29:24 What kind of a law and order party is this?
00:29:26 I get thrown in jail for trying to buy a drink on election day, and they have it delivered to their door.
00:29:31 You're right. Our party stands for everybody alike. Whiskey for all of them.
00:29:36 Sheriff!
00:29:37 Be sure it's my brand. Joe Gideon.
00:29:43 It'll take a little time.
00:29:47 All the way down from Wyoming, I heard that no jail had ever seen Frenchie Fairmont.
00:29:58 I dropped into town to buy a piece of merchandise. A bottle of perfume.
00:30:03 A bottle of perfume?
00:30:06 For a lady. And when I turned my back, the storekeeper hit me over the head with an axe handle.
00:30:15 Are you from Wyoming?
00:30:17 Yeah. You ever been in Wyoming?
00:30:20 No, I haven't. And I wouldn't be surprised if I never will be.
00:30:26 Why not?
00:30:28 Well, if this law and order election gets out of hand...
00:30:31 it may not be choosy.
00:30:33 They take our friends here, they might take us along too.
00:30:37 Just for a few extra laughs.
00:30:40 That's a comforting thought.
00:30:43 Isn't it?
00:30:44 Had a fight with my ranch boss up home and quit.
00:30:57 So I took my back pay and decided to see the land.
00:31:00 Work your way down here?
00:31:01 Yeah, a couple of weeks at a time.
00:31:03 Trouble with me is I usually lose when I make it poker.
00:31:07 But the other night I was lucky.
00:31:09 I closed my eyes and I took my last $20 gold piece and threw it on a Chuck-A-Luck number.
00:31:15 And so help me, I hit.
00:31:17 Yes, a man can get mighty fortunate at a Chuck-A-Luck wheel.
00:31:20 Now when I want to do a little sky-larking, I come to a town that's shut up tight.
00:31:25 You took a devil of a time about it.
00:31:27 I couldn't find the particular brands you wanted right away.
00:31:30 - Town is... - Never mind about that.
00:31:33 Drink your whiskey, be glad you got it.
00:31:35 You better drink it fast, man, the final return...
00:31:43 I told you never mind.
00:31:46 Oh, that dirty double-crossing shadow!
00:31:49 Not a thing, not a thing but whiskey!
00:31:51 What'd you expect to find?
00:31:53 Empty your bottles, empty them fast!
00:31:56 Empty it!
00:31:57 Come on, cowboy, empty your bottles!
00:31:59 - Empty it fast! - Go on, go on, empty it!
00:32:01 - I'll be back. - Go on, go on, empty it!
00:32:05 - I'll be back. - Go on, go on, empty it!
00:32:07 - I'll be back. - Go on, go on, empty it!
00:32:09 - I'll be back. - Go on, go on, empty it!
00:32:11 - I'll be back. - Go on, go on, empty it!
00:32:13 - I'll be back. - Go on, go on, empty it!
00:32:15 - That's it, that's it! - There it is, there it is!
00:32:18 - Give it to me, give it to me! - There it is, there it is!
00:32:20 Why wouldn't you say that was?
00:32:24 I'd say it was a pick.
00:32:25 The sheriff and these boys work real well together.
00:32:27 Look, young man, can't we talk this over?
00:32:29 How much you take for that?
00:32:30 - We'll let you out, too! - Shh!
00:32:32 Polls are closed. I have the latest count.
00:32:38 Citizens Party, 119 votes.
00:32:42 Law and order, 1540.
00:32:45 Dad says we all meet later at the Big Dipper Saloon.
00:32:54 Gentlemen, say your prayers.
00:33:01 Cowboy, I'll give you $1,000 for that pick.
00:33:03 - I'll double that! - $3,000, $3,000.
00:33:05 I'll hand it over, give it here.
00:33:07 You heard him, $3,000. $3,000!
00:33:09 $3,000!
00:33:10 Let us out, $5,000. $5,000!
00:33:19 $5,000, do you hear me?
00:33:22 Hey, they're all getting drunk over at the Dipper.
00:33:24 What are you doing here?
00:33:26 The election threw you out of office.
00:33:28 Well, I just wanted to claim my desk job.
00:33:30 Well, go ahead and then get out of here.
00:33:32 Hey, they're talking Lynch over there.
00:33:34 You gonna let that crowd take him?
00:33:38 All right, I'll go over and make a speech at him.
00:33:40 But you stay here.
00:33:42 Hey, Bill, help me with this drawer, will you?
00:33:58 Stop!
00:33:59 (GRUNTING)
00:34:00 (ALL ARGUING)
00:34:09 The horses are in the back.
00:34:15 Watch out, they're on the roof!
00:34:16 Come on.
00:34:22 (GUNSHOT)
00:34:23 Both of you, put up your hands!
00:34:47 (GUNSHOTS)
00:34:50 (GUNSHOT)
00:34:51 That's very sensible of you.
00:34:56 Go find the horses.
00:34:57 Yeah.
00:34:58 You'll just have to wait a minute, gentlemen.
00:35:14 (HORSES GALLOPING)
00:35:15 Afraid you'll have to walk out of town.
00:35:20 But if you want my advice, you'll run.
00:35:24 Wait, move!
00:35:41 Wait here for us.
00:35:42 Wait here for me.
00:35:43 What are you stopping for?
00:35:44 What I came to town for.
00:35:47 (GRUNTING)
00:36:02 (SCREAMS)
00:36:03 After the war, I decided to settle in Missouri.
00:36:19 What brought you out west?
00:36:21 A bullet.
00:36:22 A bullet I put in a rancher.
00:36:24 Another man who had his own personal sheriff.
00:36:26 Cheated me out of a homestead and called it law.
00:36:30 I met him in a corral.
00:36:32 He had the jump, but I guess hate made me fast.
00:36:34 He went down like a stone.
00:36:36 I wasn't sorry, but I had to leave there in a hurry.
00:36:40 Then I got a rep for being fast with a gun.
00:36:42 I kept meeting up with cow punchers full of booze.
00:36:46 Or trigger-crazy gunfighters.
00:36:48 I'd ride into a town and have to shoot my way out.
00:36:51 Seems that's how it went.
00:36:53 Must be a lonely trail.
00:36:56 You don't make many friends.
00:36:59 (HORSE GALLOPING)
00:37:00 There'll be a warrant out for you, Vern.
00:37:05 Ever been on the dodge before?
00:37:07 First time I ever had a warrant in my tail.
00:37:09 First time I've ever been a horsey.
00:37:11 Would you have a mind for a bed with springs on it tonight?
00:37:14 They grow on cactus around here?
00:37:16 Not exactly.
00:37:17 Down there.
00:37:26 If you're not headed anywhere particular,
00:37:28 maybe you'd care to side with me for a while.
00:37:30 Well, it's something I have to attend to.
00:37:32 But I can wait till I'm ready. Lead the way.
00:37:54 (CHUCKLES)
00:37:55 -Hiya, Frenchy. -Hi, Harbin.
00:37:57 Cranham.
00:37:58 Rio. Gonzalez.
00:38:01 Who is he?
00:38:05 Friend of mine.
00:38:09 (SPEAKING SPANISH)
00:38:13 -You gotta stick him in. -Yeah.
00:38:15 Hey, it's good to see you, Frenchy.
00:38:21 Heard you were on your way an hour ago.
00:38:24 Don't be surprised at anything around here.
00:38:26 Well, the boss is waiting to see you.
00:38:28 Hello, boss.
00:38:35 Frenchy, you old mustang.
00:38:40 Welcome back to Chukaluk.
00:38:51 Meet the boss of this ranch, Walter Keen.
00:38:53 Look, I told me you had somebody with you.
00:38:58 If not for him, I might be at the end of a rope this very minute.
00:39:01 A little trouble up in gun sight. Use his head and use his guts.
00:39:04 Uses his eyes too, doesn't he?
00:39:09 What are you staring at? Shall I turn around?
00:39:15 Well, to be honest with you, ma'am, I've heard so many different stories about you,
00:39:19 I wasn't certain there was any, Walter Keen.
00:39:21 What do you think I was? Pipe dream?
00:39:23 Guess so. It's the first time I ever met up with a real, live pipe dream.
00:39:27 Especially one with grease on her arms.
00:39:29 -It's sure unsettling. -Well, settle down.
00:39:32 Does he need to be out of sight for a while?
00:39:34 Well, he helped me break jail. There's a warrant for any man who'd do that.
00:39:37 I'm tired. It was a long ride.
00:39:40 -How many are staying here now? -Nine, including the lookouts.
00:39:43 Stark came in last week. He's very prosperous right now.
00:39:45 He's wanted in three states.
00:39:47 (CHUCKLES)
00:39:48 Any friend of French's is welcome at Chuckalot, if he agrees to the rules.
00:39:53 Hard to fancy anybody not agreeing with your rules.
00:39:56 We don't do any fighting here. We don't ask any questions.
00:40:00 And everybody does his share of work. And you'll be expected to do yours.
00:40:03 Oh, sure. I'm pretty capable at all kinds of cattle work.
00:40:06 This is a horse ranch.
00:40:07 Come and get it!
00:40:11 Come and get it!
00:40:15 Well, that's good music, isn't it?
00:40:17 I'll take him in. Come on.
00:40:18 How do you want to be known while you're here?
00:40:21 My name's Vern Haskell.
00:40:22 Some of the others don't care to be called by their names.
00:40:24 Vern'll do.
00:40:25 All right.
00:40:27 We've got a new man here tonight. He helped Frenchy out of a jam.
00:40:35 He'll be here for a while. Goes by the name of Vern.
00:40:38 Now, this is Star. He carried one once.
00:40:41 -Oh, yeah. -And this is Red.
00:40:44 Doesn't touch a drop of liquor, but is deaf on candy.
00:40:46 And here's Preacher. He claims he was one once.
00:40:49 But who believes him?
00:40:51 "And with joyful countenance, son, for you shall find haven here."
00:40:54 Preacher always reads over anybody he kills.
00:40:56 What he means is, this is the best hiding place you can find
00:40:59 -inside the moon, day or night. -Meet Harvin.
00:41:01 The war wounds for him have rotted away long ago.
00:41:04 Well, I don't mind. There'll be some more one of these days.
00:41:06 And this is Comanche Paul.
00:41:08 He's half Indian. The owner's half.
00:41:11 Meet Wilson.
00:41:13 Look at that smile.
00:41:14 He spends most of his time chasing the ladies.
00:41:17 No girl is safe when he's around.
00:41:19 Looks like one of them had some fight in her.
00:41:23 Ah. Bobcat made these.
00:41:26 A real bobcat.
00:41:28 Male or female.
00:41:30 Don't forget what I said. No questions.
00:41:32 Now, this is Kinch. He has a way with gold.
00:41:36 He used to pan it, but now he just borrows it.
00:41:38 Sit down over there.
00:41:39 -Where's Frenchy? -He's eating with me.
00:41:42 (FOOTSTEPS)
00:41:43 Mighty handsome filly.
00:41:48 I think you'll like Vern.
00:41:58 He seems to be all right.
00:42:00 Outside of being a little fresh.
00:42:01 Think you could find any use for this?
00:42:05 Oh, Frenchy, I haven't had a bottle of perfume
00:42:08 since I went to El Paso two years ago.
00:42:11 I'm sorry I haven't got anything else for your birthday, Alda,
00:42:13 but I ran into a little difficulty getting a hold of that.
00:42:15 When they caught you, huh?
00:42:16 Crazy, Frenchy.
00:42:23 Risking your life for a bottle of perfume.
00:42:29 And don't ask me how old I'll be tomorrow,
00:42:33 or I'll ask you.
00:42:34 That is another year, father.
00:42:36 Every year is a threat to a woman.
00:42:40 Crazy Alda.
00:42:41 I've been riding alone some too long this time.
00:42:44 It's good to be back.
00:42:45 (HORSE NEIGHING)
00:42:52 (SCREAMING)
00:42:53 (LAUGHING)
00:43:01 He's pretty good, huh?
00:43:04 Pretty young.
00:43:07 I would have liked that kind of riding, say, 10 or 12 years ago.
00:43:09 (SCREAMING)
00:43:11 (SCREAMING)
00:43:15 (YELLING)
00:43:17 (GUNSHOT)
00:43:19 (YELLING)
00:43:21 (SCREAMING)
00:43:28 (YELLING)
00:43:29 (LAUGHING)
00:43:39 He can handle a horse all right.
00:43:44 -Ever seen him before? -Ah, certain.
00:43:47 I never lose a face. I don't know him.
00:43:49 He was sure looking strange at you last night, all through supper.
00:43:52 Yeah, he sure does gander, doesn't he?
00:43:55 He looks straight through a man.
00:43:57 -Fancy riding. -Yeah.
00:43:59 She's a cocky filly.
00:44:00 Like a lot of women.
00:44:02 Takes a lot of breaking before she comes along nice and even.
00:44:05 You're dead right on that.
00:44:06 (LAUGHING)
00:44:08 Hey!
00:44:11 -Listen! -Hi, Gary!
00:44:13 -Hi, Parker! -Hey, Gary.
00:44:14 -Coming all at this party? -Coming to the party and away from a marshal.
00:44:18 (LAUGHING)
00:44:19 Amigo, you'll see her and the horse more better than anybody.
00:44:23 You let me say so, senor.
00:44:25 They don't come any tougher than this one even in Wyoming.
00:44:27 Any of your horses from up there?
00:44:29 Don't know.
00:44:31 We are only paid hands here.
00:44:33 Some of these fellas, they...
00:44:41 They range pretty far from here, don't they?
00:44:43 Used to be five paid hands at ranch.
00:44:45 Fifth one named Martinez.
00:44:46 He worked on saddles and bridles.
00:44:48 He began to talk a lot in town.
00:44:50 He began to answer a lot of questions.
00:44:52 No bridle on his tongue.
00:44:54 Only four of us here now.
00:44:55 We never know what will become of Martinez.
00:44:59 They say he...
00:45:00 Well, maybe you know what they say.
00:45:04 You see?
00:45:05 Yeah.
00:45:07 Yeah, I see.
00:45:09 A dining car full of cattlemen was on a siding.
00:45:12 Jesse went in one end and me in the other and we met in the middle.
00:45:15 Them boys were right obliging. Just emptied out their pockets.
00:45:19 One of them tried to be brave and we had to take care of him.
00:45:21 That's what started the trouble.
00:45:23 We've been one jump ahead of Marshall's halfway cross-taxes.
00:45:26 What's your count on this?
00:45:27 $4,800.
00:45:29 That yours?
00:45:30 That makes $480 for Chuckalick.
00:45:33 That's right.
00:45:34 Care for any of that?
00:45:35 No.
00:45:36 10% of this would be, I should say...
00:45:41 What?
00:45:42 $50?
00:45:43 $50.
00:45:50 Well, we'd better keep our faces around here for a month or so.
00:45:53 Before you do, let's see what's in that bag.
00:45:55 Something called bonds.
00:45:58 City of Austin bonds.
00:45:59 They're worthless.
00:46:00 $1,100 worthless.
00:46:08 I take $110 in cash.
00:46:13 Now.
00:46:15 Now, wait a minute.
00:46:16 How do you expect us to cash those in?
00:46:18 That's your trouble.
00:46:19 I don't ask you to stay here.
00:46:21 Is that your price?
00:46:24 That's always my price.
00:46:25 10% of everything.
00:46:27 You've been riding mighty high, Alder.
00:46:29 Someday, they'll...
00:46:30 Someday what?
00:46:31 Count it out, Jess.
00:46:38 You have a chance to win it back tonight.
00:46:42 You're mighty lucky.
00:46:46 Are you mine for my birthday?
00:46:48 Yes.
00:46:49 So I've been chasing this little filly, and she finally asked me in.
00:47:02 And I said, "But you got a husband or two.
00:47:05 "Where are they roaming tonight?"
00:47:06 And she said, "I've got three husbands, but they're all down the cellar.
00:47:10 "I keep them locked up, but I'm not using them.
00:47:12 "Now, you're coming in or you're staying out?"
00:47:14 (LAUGHING)
00:47:15 You'd do anything to get your arms around a girl, wouldn't you?
00:47:21 Wouldn't you?
00:47:22 I'm in.
00:47:30 Isn't this worth staying for?
00:47:36 What do you say, miss? Well, hasn't he got a fine set of teeth?
00:47:40 I don't know.
00:47:41 Somebody get me something to drink.
00:47:43 (LAUGHING)
00:47:44 You still don't remember him?
00:47:51 I've told you, I never lose a face. I've never seen him.
00:47:55 Looks like a lot of men I've known.
00:47:56 Yeah. What's bothering you, Kinsh?
00:47:58 I can't put my finger on it, but...
00:48:00 See the way he looked at you when you told that story?
00:48:02 Frenchie brought him here. That's enough for me.
00:48:05 You're always right there when you're needed, aren't you?
00:48:10 (MUSIC PLAYING)
00:48:11 Hey, suspect.
00:48:21 I blame my luck.
00:48:23 Anna, hon.
00:48:26 Too steep for me.
00:48:29 I see you.
00:48:35 Three fives.
00:48:38 Hold it. I don't want to see all the swindle on her birthday.
00:48:40 Gary Bug got the whole cart. I seen it.
00:48:43 Boy.
00:48:45 Say that again, Harbin.
00:48:47 He cheated, I tell you.
00:48:48 Of course I knew he cheated.
00:48:57 That's why I stole his watch.
00:49:00 I traded for the pot.
00:49:07 I'd call that a fair trade.
00:49:08 Now, how about that song you promised me, Alder?
00:49:16 That's right, Alder. Give us a tune.
00:49:17 Somewhere it's written there are three things a man really requires.
00:49:20 Good mesquite, a bold song, and an honest woman.
00:49:23 Oh, any woman.
00:49:24 Take care of my money, Harbin.
00:49:27 Well, I've had all kinds in my sights. I never found one fit to equal Alder.
00:49:30 How do you feel about that?
00:49:32 I wouldn't know about it.
00:49:33 Maybe he's got a sweetheart, huh?
00:49:35 [laughter]
00:49:37 Come on, boys. Let's have a little music. Let's have some fun.
00:49:41 [laughter]
00:49:43 A young man is reckless and ready.
00:49:54 A young man is handsome and vain.
00:49:58 He's young and intense,
00:50:01 but hasn't the sense to come in out of the rain.
00:50:06 Get away, get away,
00:50:10 get away, young man, get away.
00:50:14 [laughter]
00:50:16 A young man is full of adventure
00:50:28 and eager to do what he can.
00:50:31 He may be a joy,
00:50:34 but don't send a boy
00:50:36 to do the work of a man.
00:50:40 Get away, get away,
00:50:44 get away, young man, get away.
00:50:48 A young man will come when you call him
00:50:57 and leave when you tell him to go.
00:51:00 But someday he'll get.
00:51:03 A woman means yes
00:51:06 whenever a woman says no.
00:51:10 Get away, get away,
00:51:14 get away, young man, get away.
00:51:18 A woman is only a creature
00:51:22 of notions and dimples and lies.
00:51:26 So learn if you can
00:51:28 this lesson, young man,
00:51:31 and don't run off
00:51:33 when she cries.
00:51:36 Get away, get away,
00:51:39 get away, young man, get away.
00:51:43 Get away, get away, get away,
00:51:46 young man, get away.
00:51:48 Get away.
00:51:51 If you can.
00:51:55 (crowd cheering)
00:51:58 - Hold it, hold it, look out, come in.
00:52:05 - There's a bunch of riders coming through Dry Creek.
00:52:07 Looks like a posse.
00:52:09 They're headed for the ranch.
00:52:10 - Regular hands stay here.
00:52:11 Everybody else, clear your gear out of the bunkhouse,
00:52:13 all of it, right to the rich camp.
00:52:14 - Let's go.
00:52:15 - Luke, I'll go back to your post.
00:52:16 Gonzales, Xavier, get the horses settled.
00:52:18 You and you clean up this mess, get rid of the bottles.
00:52:20 - Ola, would you like me to stay?
00:52:21 - No, Frenchy, I can handle it alone.
00:52:22 - Miss Keene, they don't know my face.
00:52:24 - You go with the others.
00:52:26 Get going.
00:52:27 - You heard the lady.
00:52:28 - Frenchy, right to the rich camp.
00:52:30 Stay there until I send word.
00:52:31 It's a day or a month.
00:52:33 (dramatic music)
00:52:36 - Everybody ready, come on.
00:52:51 (dramatic music)
00:52:54 (dog barking)
00:52:57 (dramatic music)
00:53:01 (men grunting)
00:53:04 (dramatic music)
00:53:28 - Hello, Spinning Sea.
00:53:30 Hello, the ranch.
00:53:31 Anyone awake?
00:53:34 - Well, if it isn't Marshal Donaldson.
00:53:48 We haven't seen you in months.
00:53:49 - Hello there, Miss Keene.
00:53:50 You're up late.
00:53:52 - I was working on my books.
00:53:53 - We're hunting four men, Miss Keene.
00:53:55 We got word that Frenchy Fairmont
00:53:58 and the man that helped him break jail,
00:54:00 Vern Haskell, passed down this way a couple of days ago.
00:54:04 A mixed sheepherder saw them.
00:54:05 Then just this morning, two more men,
00:54:07 Mark Geary and Jess Factor,
00:54:09 wandered over in Texas for train robbery.
00:54:11 They were reported heading this way.
00:54:14 Now that's mighty peculiar, isn't it?
00:54:16 - Yes.
00:54:17 Unless they're all headed for the border.
00:54:21 - No sign of them here?
00:54:23 - Not a soul.
00:54:24 Things are very peaceful these days.
00:54:26 - I don't like to do it,
00:54:31 but I've got to ask you one thing more.
00:54:34 - Yes?
00:54:35 - There's a lot of territory to cover
00:54:36 in between here and the border,
00:54:37 and we'd like to breed our horses here
00:54:39 and loan some of yours.
00:54:41 - Always glad to oblige the law.
00:54:43 Will your Gonzales get five of our best horses?
00:54:45 - We'll help pull them out.
00:54:46 - And while you're waiting,
00:54:47 would you like to come in and have a drink?
00:54:48 - Well, I should keep my trigger finger steady,
00:54:50 but it's a long night.
00:54:51 - It'll take a while before they get the horses.
00:54:53 (dog barking)
00:54:55 (horse whinnying)
00:54:59 - Vern.
00:55:13 Where's Vern?
00:55:14 - Well, he stopped a ways back.
00:55:15 Said his saddle was slipping.
00:55:17 - He'll never find this trail alone.
00:55:18 I'll go back for him.
00:55:22 - The horses are ready, Marshal.
00:55:23 - Oh, would you like a drink?
00:55:25 - Oh, thank you.
00:55:26 I hope we can repay you for this.
00:55:28 - You certainly can.
00:55:29 If you ever hear of any eastern buyers looking for stock,
00:55:32 let me know.
00:55:33 - I have a cousin up north
00:55:34 that might be able to steer you some trade.
00:55:36 - That's nice.
00:55:37 - How many horses do you have now?
00:55:39 - Oh, about 42.
00:55:41 - Strange.
00:55:42 I counted 33 in the corral.
00:55:44 - How did you happen to count them?
00:55:49 - Because I noticed tracks.
00:55:50 Fresh tracks.
00:55:51 Shoes fresh in the clay leading out of the corral.
00:55:54 Tracks for eight or 10 horses.
00:55:56 - I spotted those strays, ma'am.
00:55:59 They're grazing in the Box Canyon across the valley.
00:56:03 We can round them up now or in the morning.
00:56:05 - Are they safe there?
00:56:07 - I'd say so.
00:56:08 - Morning will do, then.
00:56:09 - Mighty sorry I left the gate rope off, ma'am.
00:56:11 - Who are you?
00:56:12 - My new hand, Marshal.
00:56:14 - I thought you used only Mexicans on your ranch, Miss Keene.
00:56:17 - I needed an extra man.
00:56:18 He's good at breaking broncos.
00:56:19 A little careless sometimes.
00:56:21 - You're wearing your holster mighty high, mister.
00:56:27 - Don't have to reach as far that way.
00:56:29 - Let me see your hands.
00:56:31 - I bet they're not as soft as yours are.
00:56:33 I don't earn my living as a gunslinger.
00:56:36 - Took years of cow punching to make them that rough.
00:56:40 - Sorry, son.
00:56:42 - I got a good man here, too, but sometimes he's too careful.
00:56:47 Thanks, good night.
00:56:49 - I'll go with you.
00:56:50 Wait for me.
00:56:51 - Yes, ma'am.
00:56:52 - Come on, a gate!
00:56:58 - Goodbye, Miss Keene.
00:57:06 - Come on, men.
00:57:08 - Goodbye, Miss Keene.
00:57:09 Come on, men.
00:57:10 - You're always standing in doorways.
00:57:25 And you're always using your eyes.
00:57:29 - That way you see things you never expected to see.
00:57:32 - Yeah, like stray horses in the valley.
00:57:34 That was very clever of you.
00:57:35 - Thanks.
00:57:36 - I'm very grateful, but I expect the men who stay here to do as I say.
00:57:39 - Why aren't you with the others?
00:57:40 - I lost them on the way.
00:57:41 Needed some direction.
00:57:42 Figured I might be able to find what I was looking for back here.
00:57:46 - You expect me to believe that?
00:57:47 - That dress you had on tonight.
00:57:52 Never saw a stylier one.
00:57:54 - They must have made you out of salt and brass.
00:57:57 - Where'd those bracelets come from?
00:58:00 And that brooch.
00:58:01 Who gave them to you?
00:58:02 - I guess things have to be explained double to you.
00:58:05 There are no questions here. None.
00:58:07 You don't ask people who they are, where they came from, or where they're going.
00:58:11 Or if the sand is dry or the moon is yellow.
00:58:13 And you blame, well don't ask me where I get my jewelry.
00:58:15 It's none of your business.
00:58:16 The rules of Chuckaluck are meant to be kept.
00:58:19 And if you don't intend to keep them, you can clear out right now.
00:58:23 - It's hard for a man to look at you and keep any rules.
00:58:29 - Did you just think of that?
00:58:33 - No, I thought of that the first minute I saw you greasing off.
00:58:37 - Like heat lightning, I suppose.
00:58:39 - How'd you know?
00:58:40 - And every time you see me, you feel a little weak in the head.
00:58:44 - No, I feel sorry for myself.
00:58:46 Sorry I never met you before.
00:58:48 Sorry I never had a chance to give you a brooch like that.
00:58:52 - You're as smooth on the ground as you are on the deck of a horse.
00:58:57 - Only when somebody irons me out.
00:59:00 Like you do.
00:59:02 - Vern, when you come to a fenced range,
00:59:05 do you always try to climb over?
00:59:07 - I always see if the gates open first.
00:59:10 - But one way or another, though, you try.
00:59:13 That was for trying.
00:59:21 That was for trying too hard.
00:59:24 - It strikes me you're real unfair, ma'am.
00:59:26 - Why?
00:59:28 - Got two slaps, only one kiss.
00:59:31 (laughing)
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00:59:41 (laughing)
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01:00:01 (laughing)
01:00:10 - Now you go and saddle my horse.
01:00:13 I'll lead you up while you cast me to the trail.
01:00:15 Thank you.
01:00:17 - Beautiful night for chasing up and down the side of a mountain.
01:00:21 - Oh, sorry, I slipped behind and lost you.
01:00:23 The only place I knew where to go was here.
01:00:25 - Not being a skeptical man, that's what I figured.
01:00:29 Is everything all right?
01:00:30 - Marshal's posse was here.
01:00:32 They're looking for you and Vern and Gary and Factor.
01:00:34 They'll be through this way again in the morning.
01:00:36 - Then we better leave.
01:00:38 I'll bring everybody back here tomorrow night.
01:00:40 You can go to bed.
01:00:42 Nobody will get lost this time.
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01:01:01 - That's what I call threading a needle.
01:01:13 - I saw a bad mass in the village.
01:01:15 - I saw a bad mass and called a good aim once.
01:01:16 - He shot the little toe off a fellow with his boot on.
01:01:18 - I'll be glad to duplicate anything
01:01:20 a bad mass has ever did.
01:01:22 Stick out your foot.
01:01:24 - What's the matter with you, Frenchy?
01:01:26 That wasn't anything personal.
01:01:28 - Harbin!
01:01:30 - Yes!
01:01:32 - Hang up another rein.
01:01:34 Lately I see you trying everything I do.
01:01:36 He's getting good at that kind of a stunt all right.
01:01:38 I don't know how he'd be drawn against a man.
01:01:40 (gun firing)
01:01:44 - I would depend on the man.
01:01:45 - I call that fair shooting.
01:01:47 - If I keep on, I might even be able to outdraw you someday.
01:01:50 - Don't ever try it.
01:01:53 - You've only stayed six weeks this time.
01:02:07 - I came back empty-handed the last.
01:02:09 I need some income.
01:02:11 - Going tonight?
01:02:13 - I'm going to Clay Springs in the morning with Star.
01:02:15 There's a bank over there I want to look over
01:02:17 before going on to a couple of other jobs upstate.
01:02:19 Hoping five or six men can handle it,
01:02:21 but it may take more.
01:02:23 I'll size it up, be back two or three days.
01:02:25 - That's what all the shooting was about, hm?
01:02:27 - Target practice.
01:02:29 Grant's getting pretty handy with a .45.
01:02:31 - You're not taking him.
01:02:33 - And why not?
01:02:37 - He's...
01:02:39 He's not...
01:02:42 - An outlaw?
01:02:43 - That never bothered you much about me.
01:02:47 - When I met you, you were chin deep in this kind of life.
01:02:50 You couldn't go back.
01:02:52 And even if you had wanted to, they wouldn't have let you.
01:02:54 But he can.
01:02:56 - Maybe so, but that's not the way he acts.
01:02:58 He's worked on his daughterlies as fast as you'll find them.
01:03:00 - No matter how fast he is,
01:03:02 there's always going to be someone a little faster.
01:03:04 - That's right, me.
01:03:06 - And someday you won't come back from one of those trips.
01:03:08 Or they bring you back full of lead.
01:03:11 - You're not talking about me.
01:03:12 You're talking about him.
01:03:14 - No, Frenchy.
01:03:16 - I think you're lying.
01:03:18 - Maybe I am.
01:03:23 - Look, Alda.
01:03:25 Once in a lifetime, a woman means something to a man.
01:03:27 - I know, Frenchy.
01:03:29 - Time holds us together.
01:03:31 And time's stronger than a rope.
01:03:34 - We buy your horses, work your ranch,
01:03:35 wrestle our own beans half the time.
01:03:37 Now this.
01:03:39 - That's right.
01:03:40 Just be sure to send back my 10% of that bank robbery
01:03:41 before you go on to your other jobs.
01:03:43 - Why the change in rules?
01:03:45 The whole trip won't take us more than a month.
01:03:47 - Suppose you land in jail.
01:03:49 I got nothing.
01:03:50 - You always took that risk before.
01:03:51 - Not now.
01:03:52 - Maybe it ain't that at all.
01:03:53 Maybe it's just you don't trust us.
01:03:54 Lately, it's--
01:03:55 - Lately what?
01:03:56 - You're all a jump.
01:03:57 - I'm not a jump.
01:03:59 - You're a jump.
01:04:02 - You're all a jump.
01:04:03 Maybe we ought to worry a little about trusting you.
01:04:04 - If you think that, find another chuck a luck.
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01:04:08 - And that, my brothers, is like finding a potato tree.
01:04:10 - When will Frenchy be back?
01:04:12 - Later today.
01:04:14 - What has Frenchy got to do with it?
01:04:15 - We'll talk over these new arrangements with him.
01:04:17 - I'm the boss of this ranch, Kinch.
01:04:19 I make the rules.
01:04:22 I told you to saddle my horse.
01:04:29 What's the other one for?
01:04:31 - For me, ma'am.
01:04:32 - All right, come along if you want to.
01:04:39 - That's who, that's who he is.
01:04:48 I knew I'd seen him before.
01:04:50 The way he climbs up on a horse.
01:04:52 - When they got him placed, huh?
01:04:54 - A little town up in Wyoming.
01:04:55 - What'd he do?
01:04:57 - Ain't what he did.
01:04:58 Never mind.
01:05:00 Take my word for something,
01:05:01 the sooner he gets a bullet through his head, the better.
01:05:03 - I was working with this horse of yours yesterday.
01:05:09 Give me a couple more days
01:05:11 and he'll be able to read and write.
01:05:12 - Yes, I've been watching you.
01:05:14 I don't want him to learn a lot of stupid tricks.
01:05:16 I'm sorry, I'm moody these days.
01:05:29 - It's been a dry summer.
01:05:30 The earth's baked hard.
01:05:32 Gets people out of sorts too, the weather does.
01:05:34 My father told me that.
01:05:37 - How long do you intend to stay at the ranch?
01:05:40 - Oh, maybe till the rains come.
01:05:43 If the girl won't blow out the candle for you,
01:05:45 rain will douse it sometimes.
01:05:47 - Did your father tell you that?
01:05:50 - No, I just sort of made that up myself.
01:05:52 - Every time I should have a little
01:05:57 bit of a temper, I laugh.
01:05:58 - I guess you think I'm pretty funny, huh?
01:06:00 - Yes, I do.
01:06:02 And I only met one man in my whole life
01:06:04 who didn't want something behind his pretty talk.
01:06:06 - What I want, if I were allowed to ask,
01:06:10 is to know a thousand things about you.
01:06:13 Where you were born, how you came out west.
01:06:16 Where you got that dress you had on at the party.
01:06:19 Where you got your jewelry.
01:06:22 What stories about you are true and what aren't.
01:06:26 - The dress is from New Orleans,
01:06:27 and I can tell you a story that isn't true.
01:06:29 I positively never wore green hair.
01:06:31 - Is it true they named a parlor car after you?
01:06:35 - Mm-hmm.
01:06:38 The Kansas Pacific Railroad.
01:06:40 The Alter Keen.
01:06:42 - And that diamond you had, famous in four states.
01:06:44 Big as a doorknob.
01:06:46 - That's right, but it wasn't real.
01:06:48 The fellow who gave it to me was something like you.
01:06:50 Fresh and sort of honest looking around the mouth.
01:06:55 - Anyway, you've got a girl somewhere.
01:06:56 - No, I haven't.
01:06:58 - Then you've got five of them.
01:07:00 - No.
01:07:02 No, I have no girl.
01:07:04 - I'd wish you'd go away.
01:07:10 You've come back 10 years ago.
01:07:13 Go away, Vern.
01:07:24 I don't want you anymore.
01:07:25 I mean it.
01:07:27 Get off my ranch and leave me alone.
01:07:29 - Let's suppose this is the main street of Clay Springs.
01:07:43 And right here is the bank.
01:07:45 Next to the bank's a store,
01:07:47 and next to that is the Primrose Theater.
01:07:50 On the same side as the theater and down a bit's a saloon.
01:07:53 - Where's the sheriff?
01:07:54 - Asleep, I hope.
01:07:56 But there's our worry.
01:07:58 Right here, almost straight across from the bank,
01:08:00 is the marshal's office.
01:08:02 If anything goes wrong,
01:08:04 there's a good chance some of us will get sawed off.
01:08:06 - How many men do you figure we'll need?
01:08:08 - Nine.
01:08:10 Five in the bank, three in the street.
01:08:12 And somebody who's not known in Clay Springs
01:08:14 to go in ahead and plant himself
01:08:16 on the balcony of the Primrose Theater.
01:08:18 From here he can draw a bead right on the marshal's office.
01:08:22 - Mm-hmm.
01:08:23 - I never been in Clay Springs.
01:08:25 I'll go in ahead.
01:08:27 - Right.
01:08:29 - You Frenchie, Starr, Jess and me makes four more.
01:08:31 That's five.
01:08:33 Comanche?
01:08:35 - I go.
01:08:37 - I'd like to make it.
01:08:39 - Sorry, Harbin, it's no deal for anybody
01:08:41 who can't move fast if he needs to.
01:08:43 - But I can.
01:08:45 - Nope, I'm heading out tomorrow myself.
01:08:47 I've got a little matter of my own down in Mexico.
01:08:49 Preacher?
01:08:51 - I'll ride.
01:08:52 - I'm number eight.
01:08:54 At least it's one shy.
01:08:56 - How about Vern?
01:08:58 A gun like his would be worth a lot
01:09:00 if we run into real trouble.
01:09:02 - No, he doesn't belong in this.
01:09:04 - Leave him here, huh?
01:09:06 That won't make Alder unhappy.
01:09:08 (thudding)
01:09:10 - I get your point.
01:09:12 But I'll make up my own mind.
01:09:14 - I forgive you for being so foolish,
01:09:16 but not for being so wrong.
01:09:18 - Am I wrong, Alder?
01:09:20 - It's easy to take a fancy to him.
01:09:21 He makes you remember yourself a long time back.
01:09:24 But there's been nothing.
01:09:26 Nothing.
01:09:28 I told him to leave the ranch this afternoon.
01:09:30 - He's riding to Clay Springs with us tomorrow.
01:09:33 - Did he ask to go along?
01:09:35 - No, and I'm not asking him, I'm telling him.
01:09:37 We need him and he'll go along
01:09:39 whether he likes it or not.
01:09:41 Do you mind?
01:09:43 - No.
01:09:46 I don't mind.
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01:11:21 - I've never seen anything messed up finer.
01:11:23 - That first shot came from across the street.
01:11:25 I saw it from the balcony.
01:11:27 - Didn't miss me by more than two inches.
01:11:29 - Nobody can blame Jess and me.
01:11:31 We done our part just like Frenchy laid it out.
01:11:33 - Where is he anyway?
01:11:35 He knows we're meeting here.
01:11:37 - Don't worry about him.
01:11:39 Frenchy'll get here.
01:11:41 - If the next job goes like this last one--
01:11:43 - Listen, we got what we went for, didn't we?
01:11:45 All right, now let's settle who's gonna take
01:11:47 all this cut back to the ranch.
01:11:49 - You are here two hours.
01:11:50 You don't talk to me, you don't bring me anything.
01:11:52 When are you coming in to dance with me?
01:11:54 - Any minute, muchachito, mi amor.
01:11:56 (speaking in foreign language)
01:11:58 In a minute, honey.
01:12:00 - I say somebody's gotta take Alder's 10%
01:12:02 back to the ranch now.
01:12:04 He can get there and back in five or six hours.
01:12:06 - Yeah, somebody.
01:12:08 Not me.
01:12:10 - Me neither.
01:12:11 I'm not riding half the night to cater to Alder.
01:12:13 - Well, I'm occupied here.
01:12:15 I've got some dancing to do.
01:12:18 - It's all right with me.
01:12:19 - King.
01:12:26 Seven of diamonds.
01:12:33 - Five of diamonds.
01:12:39 (gentle music)
01:12:40 - I expected you a little sooner.
01:12:54 I knew you were coming.
01:12:58 The lookout spotted you.
01:13:00 I told you not to come back.
01:13:02 - No matter how many times you tell me,
01:13:04 I'll come back.
01:13:07 - I expected you to.
01:13:08 How did it go this morning?
01:13:11 - No difficulties.
01:13:13 A few of us got to Marga's saloon first.
01:13:15 The rest will be along later.
01:13:17 Tomorrow we're all gonna go to Lansky.
01:13:19 - Then what are you doing here?
01:13:21 - Well, somebody had to bring you your card.
01:13:23 - Why you?
01:13:25 - I happen to draw low card.
01:13:27 - You happen, huh?
01:13:29 - I'm lucky at cards.
01:13:31 And I aim to get slapped again, if I can.
01:13:36 - I knew you would.
01:13:37 Sometimes I like a man who doesn't believe
01:13:39 what a woman tells him.
01:13:41 - And I like a woman that's sometimes cold like ice,
01:13:43 sometimes burning like the sun,
01:13:45 a pipe dream in blue jeans or in a birthday dress.
01:13:49 Now give me one wish,
01:13:53 and I'd wish to see a rig like that again,
01:13:55 shawl and jewels and all, just like that night.
01:14:05 - What are you gonna do about it?
01:14:06 - What is it, Vern?
01:14:25 - Well, it's a pipe dream.
01:14:28 You'll kiss me tonight and send me away tomorrow.
01:14:31 - I don't know.
01:14:34 - Maybe.
01:14:35 If that's the way you feel,
01:14:37 where's the money you were bringing me?
01:14:39 - It's in my saddlebags.
01:14:41 - Then go and get it.
01:14:43 - Darn.
01:14:49 (birds chirping)
01:14:52 - Vern?
01:15:10 (birds chirping)
01:15:13 I won't send you away tomorrow.
01:15:22 - You're very beautiful.
01:15:31 And the jewelry Frenchie gave you.
01:15:38 - What?
01:15:39 - Men are funny and all men are jealous.
01:15:42 Frenchie only gave me one of these.
01:15:44 - Which?
01:15:46 - The necklace, the other things I bought myself
01:15:48 when I bought the dress.
01:15:50 - What about that?
01:15:52 - Oh, that?
01:15:54 It was part of my cut.
01:15:56 Kinch gave it to me.
01:15:58 - Kinch?
01:16:00 It was Kinch!
01:16:03 - Vern, what's the matter?
01:16:07 - Now the game is over and I can tell you
01:16:08 what's been choking me every minute
01:16:10 since I chased after you.
01:16:12 I'll tell you who wore that brooch before you did.
01:16:14 It was a girl, a girl that I was gonna marry.
01:16:16 A girl that last time I saw was lying on the floor
01:16:18 outraged and butchered by the man who took that from her
01:16:20 and gave it to you for 10% of her life.
01:16:22 - That's right, move back.
01:16:24 She's right there on the floor right in front of you
01:16:26 and she's got blue, blue eyes.
01:16:28 Do you feel them staring at you?
01:16:30 Do you see the blood on the floor?
01:16:32 Do you hear her screaming?
01:16:34 - Vern, Kinch didn't tell me that you got the--
01:16:36 - I didn't tell you that, I'm sorry.
01:16:37 - I thought it was Frenchie.
01:16:39 I thought maybe it was somebody who'd been here and gone.
01:16:41 Well I'm glad it wasn't Frenchie.
01:16:43 But it could've been.
01:16:45 It could've been anybody who came to Chuckaluck
01:16:47 to hide behind your skirts.
01:16:49 Chuckaluck, Ola Keen's place.
01:16:51 - Look around you, Ola Keen.
01:16:53 What do you see in there, a bedroom or a morgue?
01:16:55 - Look over here.
01:16:57 Through that window, what's that,
01:16:59 a courtyard or a graveyard?
01:17:01 You think a dance hall girl was a dirty life?
01:17:05 - I don't know that compared to what you are now.
01:17:06 Here's your cut from yesterday's job.
01:17:09 And there's payment for this.
01:17:13 I'm buying it back from you.
01:17:15 - Let's get going, boy.
01:17:25 - His shoulder.
01:17:31 (crickets chirping)
01:17:32 - You ever seen a kinch?
01:17:57 Touch it, pick it up.
01:18:00 Pick it up.
01:18:01 You've seen a kinch.
01:18:04 You saw it in a little town in Wyoming.
01:18:06 You saw it in a girl.
01:18:08 - Walter, Walter told you.
01:18:10 - I'm gonna kill you, kinch.
01:18:12 - Wilson, get away!
01:18:14 - This is a private affair, keep out of it.
01:18:16 You got business upstate, get out of town.
01:18:22 - Don't go, Walter gave me away.
01:18:27 She's squealing on us.
01:18:29 - Get out.
01:18:30 I'm gonna kill you, kinch, but I'm not gonna murder you.
01:18:48 I'll give you an even chance.
01:18:51 Now go ahead, draw.
01:18:54 - I've seen you working with a gun.
01:18:58 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:18:59 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:19:01 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:19:03 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:19:05 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:19:07 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:19:09 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:19:11 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:19:13 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:19:15 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:19:17 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:19:19 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:19:21 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:19:23 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:19:25 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:19:27 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:19:28 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:19:30 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:19:32 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:19:34 - I've seen you with a gun.
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01:19:40 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:19:42 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:19:44 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:19:46 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:19:48 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:19:50 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:19:52 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:19:54 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:19:57 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:19:58 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:20:00 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:20:02 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:20:04 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:20:06 - I've seen you with a gun.
01:20:08 - I've seen you with a gun.
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01:23:20 - Hello, Frenchy.
01:23:21 - You and Alder been packing long?
01:23:25 - Place sure looks deserted.
01:23:28 - Looks like people are moving.
01:23:30 - What's going on?
01:23:32 - Both planning to leave?
01:23:33 - Nobody's leaving.
01:23:34 - Alder was gonna take a trip, but she'll change her mind.
01:23:36 - It don't make no difference about her mind.
01:23:38 - We got our own plans for her.
01:23:39 - She sold me out to Vern.
01:23:41 - Told him I gave her a brooch.
01:23:42 - Told him it came from his girl that I shot in the hold up.
01:23:44 - No telling what other things she told him.
01:23:46 - About all of us.
01:23:48 - I told him where I got the brooch, that's all.
01:23:50 - I believe that.
01:23:53 - You're a reasonable man, Frenchy.
01:23:54 - You know once they start talking, they don't stop.
01:23:56 - A marshal from here to Kansas wouldn't pay for what she knows.
01:23:58 - We took a lot from you.
01:24:00 - You wiped your boots on us a long time.
01:24:02 - Too bad preacher ain't here to read over you.
01:24:04 - You can get her and me,
01:24:08 - but I tell you, some of you are gonna die doing it.
01:24:12 - Here's why you're wrong, Frenchy.
01:24:16 - There's a rifle on that windowsill,
01:24:18 - and it's dead aimed at your back, and Wilson's behind it.
01:24:21 - If you think I'm gonna turn around, you're mistaken.
01:24:24 - All right, you tell him.
01:24:27 - It's there, Frenchy.
01:24:34 - You can get one of us, maybe two,
01:24:37 - but there'll still be three left to settle with her.
01:24:40 - You've got the odds.
01:24:45 - Let us clear out and Chuckaluck's yours.
01:24:47 - Not a chance.
01:24:49 - We got the odds, we'll call the plays.
01:24:51 - The odds are changed.
01:24:53 - There is a rifle on the sill, but there's nobody back of it now.
01:25:00 - I hogtied Wilson.
01:25:02 - I was riding in the sun about 500 yards behind you.
01:25:06 - Looks like all of us were heading for the same spot, all with different reasons.
01:25:10 - When I saw you, I figured they did a job on the sheriff.
01:25:14 - But all your friends won't help you this time.
01:25:16 - The others are yours, Frenchy. I don't care what you do with them, that's up to you.
01:25:20 - I don't care whether you turn them loose, or shoot them, or hang them to a tree.
01:25:23 - From what I heard outside, shooting's better than they deserve.
01:25:26 - But before I hand them over to you, I want your word on something.
01:25:29 - Keep them here a while.
01:25:31 - I cried kinch to jail personally.
01:25:34 - Give me an hour's start.
01:25:37 - Now look, Vern, maybe we can work out a deal.
01:25:40 - If you'd be willing to talk it over, a kinch, maybe a pound.
01:25:43 - Cut over a kinch?
01:25:44 - Watch out, the window!
01:25:55 - Stop! Stop shooting!
01:26:07 - Throw out your guns!
01:26:10 - Come on, get started.
01:26:12 - Comanche!
01:26:13 - Go on, get started.
01:26:18 - Go on, get started.
01:26:19 - Pick your own direction and don't ever come back.
01:26:47 - Frenchy, the sheriff we got kinch from, he's probably got a posse out by now.
01:26:50 - I can't fight.
01:26:51 - We'll be caught certain.
01:26:53 - That's your problem. Take your chances.
01:26:56 - Once the posse gets him, they'll come here for you.
01:27:09 - They're welcome to me. We all get taken sooner or later.
01:27:12 - But first, there's a matter you and I have got to settle.
01:27:16 - What?
01:27:17 - I'm sorry.
01:27:18 - I'm sorry.
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01:27:28 - I'm sorry.
01:27:56 - Walter.
01:27:57 - She stepped in front of that bullet to save you.
01:28:11 - She stepped in front of that bullet to save you.
01:28:14 (dramatic music)
01:28:17 ♪ Two men rode away from Chuckaluck ♪
01:28:29 ♪ And death rode beside them on the trail ♪
01:28:33 ♪ For they died that day, so the legends tell ♪
01:28:39 ♪ Empty guns they fought and fell ♪
01:28:43 ♪ And so ends the tale of hate, murder and revenge ♪
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