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00:02:20 >> Oh, shit.
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00:02:26 >> What the hell are we going to do now, Bick?
00:02:28 >> I don't know what we're going to do.
00:02:30 But I've been doing a lot of thinking.
00:02:34 And I know what I'm going to do.
00:02:37 >> All by yourself?
00:02:39 >> Yep.
00:02:41 I just want to go off and find me a town.
00:02:48 And get a job.
00:02:52 [ Laughter ]
00:02:54 >> A job?
00:02:56 >> Jesus Christ, Bickford.
00:02:58 There isn't a town in Texas that would give a man like you a job.
00:03:00 All you know how to do is rob and steal and kill.
00:03:03 >> Yeah.
00:03:05 >> You might be able to dig a post hole.
00:03:07 But for the life of me, I can't even see you doing that.
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00:03:21 >> Somebody's leveling new kid blue down that road, Bickford.
00:03:25 [ Music ]
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00:04:02 >> It takes a Texas sun to tell you why a man would run.
00:04:08 When staying was easy as a finger on the trigger.
00:04:15 Lady Luck was wondering why her boy had gone astray.
00:04:22 And if the odds against him were longer than she figured they would be.
00:04:29 [ Music ]
00:04:39 She said, kid blue, what's wrong with you?
00:04:43 I bet you didn't come for fun.
00:04:47 Kid blue just looking at you is like looking down the barrel of a blue steel gun.
00:04:52 Kid blue, make sure you do every good thing that a Christian should.
00:04:58 Kid blue, if they recognize you, you better get while the getting's still good.
00:05:05 [ Music ]
00:05:08 You better smile like an angel every day.
00:05:16 And when you lie, better make them believe you when you say
00:05:21 that the chicken fox slipping in the dime box only come to pray.
00:05:27 [ Music ]
00:05:32 It takes a working man to make the country stand.
00:05:38 And any town will do if the folks know that you're staying.
00:05:45 But if you get to feeling wild, you're going to lose that angel smile.
00:05:51 It won't be Lady Luck, it's the law that we'll be saying.
00:05:57 Kid blue, is that you?
00:06:00 I bet you didn't come for fun.
00:06:03 Kid blue just looking at you is like looking down the barrel of a blue steel gun.
00:06:11 [ Music ]
00:06:34 [ Footsteps ]
00:06:40 Shh.
00:06:42 [ Footsteps ]
00:06:45 Not so loud.
00:06:47 [ Footsteps ]
00:06:52 You're new here.
00:06:54 It's a fact.
00:06:56 Say sir when you talk to Mr. Hendricks.
00:06:58 In that factory at the edge of town?
00:07:01 No, no, Jimsy, just an ordinary citizen.
00:07:04 No better than anybody else here at dime box.
00:07:08 [ Grunting ]
00:07:13 Take that spittoon out and clean it.
00:07:15 [ Footsteps ]
00:07:29 It appears to me your trade would be delivering fruit.
00:07:32 I mean John Simpson.
00:07:35 [ Footsteps ]
00:07:38 I believe that.
00:07:40 But only my friends can call me that.
00:07:43 What I better call you?
00:07:45 Sheriff.
00:07:47 [ Footsteps ]
00:07:52 Now go empty it.
00:07:55 [ Footsteps ]
00:08:11 I'm damn tired of you getting drunk and following on our citizen.
00:08:15 [ Grunting ]
00:08:17 [ Birds Chirping ]
00:08:20 [ Chatter ]
00:08:24 Full dinner, fam.
00:08:25 [ Chatter ]
00:08:27 I'll tell you, Miss Evans.
00:08:29 Best thing ever.
00:08:31 Hot in this town was the fact you came to dime box.
00:08:33 [ Chatter ]
00:08:35 Got money now.
00:08:37 You know a shop owner can charge four dollars for a fine pair of kangaroo calf box shoes.
00:08:42 Which it is my pleasure to supply him with.
00:08:45 We're all gonna be prosperous.
00:08:48 Any man who wants to work and get a job here in dime box.
00:08:53 And any man who doesn't want to work, in my opinion, he deserves to starve.
00:08:57 You figure it that way, son?
00:09:00 I couldn't honestly say so.
00:09:03 Ain't you proud of being a working man?
00:09:07 Well, maybe I'll get used to it after a while.
00:09:10 You know the Bible says a man must toil.
00:09:14 Where would I get a hold of a Bible?
00:09:18 Here's to me, Miss Evans.
00:09:21 This is why I ought to consult a preacher.
00:09:23 There's such a thing as too much preaching.
00:09:26 The way he talks, he ain't had none.
00:09:28 That's close to what I mean.
00:09:31 Look here, son.
00:09:34 We're all fine Americans at this table.
00:09:36 I don't want to be too hard on you.
00:09:38 You being new to town and all and having no proper education.
00:09:42 But these folks here don't like being made fun of.
00:09:45 Or anybody making fun of our Bible.
00:09:50 I ain't said nothing yet.
00:09:53 Well, I for one, wasn't raised to share a table with no heathen.
00:09:59 Are you talking about me, sir?
00:10:02 You see any other heathens at this table?
00:10:05 I don't know that I'd rightly recognize one if I saw one.
00:10:15 You can pass down that cornbread.
00:10:17 Well, tell me some more about this town.
00:10:32 Mr. Hendricks.
00:10:34 Well, after Molly and I got married,
00:10:37 I decided to move to Dimebox and work in a new factory.
00:10:40 But I don't think she likes it very much.
00:10:43 What is a factory?
00:10:45 Well, a factory is where a lot of people make products.
00:10:48 You see, America's growing so fast
00:10:51 that we've got to make a lot of products for people to buy.
00:10:54 Well, people that buy these products,
00:10:58 they get the money for making the products, right?
00:11:03 That's how it works.
00:11:05 How come these people don't make the products themselves and keep it?
00:11:11 Then they won't have to go working in no factory.
00:11:13 Well, you can't make these products unless you have a factory.
00:11:16 What's your step, honey?
00:11:18 Factory, huh?
00:11:20 What kind of factory is that, anyone?
00:11:22 The great American ceramic novelty company.
00:11:25 I work in ashtrays.
00:11:27 Ashtrays?
00:11:29 Little clay bowls that you knock your ashes into.
00:11:32 For your cigar, your cigarette.
00:11:34 You put your ashes on the ground.
00:11:38 Not indoors.
00:11:40 Nobody smokes indoors. It stinks up the house.
00:11:42 Well, Mr. Hendricks says that everybody smokes indoors back east.
00:11:45 Even the women are smoking nowadays.
00:11:47 He says that everybody in America
00:11:49 is going to be needing ashtrays to hold their ashes.
00:11:52 Yeah.
00:11:54 Best thing you ever put down my neck.
00:11:59 I'm one of... Excuse me.
00:12:02 Stand right here and be sociable with the sheriff.
00:12:05 For a minute?
00:12:07 Or as long as I say so.
00:12:10 Yeah, about that long.
00:12:11 You ain't said yet what you was doing in Dimebox.
00:12:14 I never dreamed you was interested.
00:12:16 Everything that goes on in Dimebox
00:12:20 is a personal interest to myself.
00:12:22 Ain't even a toad hops or a scorpion crawls
00:12:25 with what I ain't got my eye right on his ass.
00:12:28 Excuse him bad words, man.
00:12:31 And now the likes of you shows up.
00:12:35 And I'm sure it's for no good purpose.
00:12:38 I saw your kind of boys before.
00:12:40 And I know they ain't no good in you.
00:12:43 So I'm gonna tell you right straight out.
00:12:46 This is a good, honest town.
00:12:49 Full of hard-working folks that expect me, their sheriff, to protect it.
00:12:53 Against any white trash that might be moving in.
00:12:56 I don't know if you get my meaning.
00:12:59 Be pretty hard to misunderstand you.
00:13:02 And this young fella here,
00:13:05 he's got himself a wife.
00:13:07 He needs himself a wife so he don't drink too much.
00:13:10 Start fighting and chasing around with harlots.
00:13:13 You want me to get married?
00:13:16 Yeah, but keep away from nice girls.
00:13:19 You're a hard man to please.
00:13:22 That's why I'm such a good sheriff.
00:13:25 Where do you keep your gun?
00:13:31 I ain't got no gun.
00:13:33 Under your mattress?
00:13:36 I ain't got no gun at all.
00:13:38 Well, you ain't allowed to carry a gun in a dime box unless I say so.
00:13:42 I ain't got no gun.
00:13:44 I ain't got no wife.
00:13:46 All I got is a bed and board and a job.
00:13:50 And I'm trying to be as good a citizen as I can.
00:13:54 Well, now, that's the kind of story I like to hear.
00:13:59 Tell me that every time I ask you and I won't have to shoot you.
00:14:03 [laughs]
00:14:05 [music]
00:14:08 [footsteps]
00:14:10 [music]
00:14:31 [footsteps]
00:14:33 Uh, excuse me.
00:14:45 Are you an Indian?
00:14:47 Are you a real Indian?
00:14:49 My daddy told me that Texas used to be crawling with Indians,
00:14:55 but that they took them all up north to the reservation.
00:15:00 That was before I was born.
00:15:02 My name is Bick.
00:15:04 Uh, Bick. You savvy?
00:15:10 That's good.
00:15:12 My daddy used to hunt buffalo,
00:15:20 but that business will wear out.
00:15:23 Oh, hi, D.
00:15:26 Hi, D.
00:15:27 How come, uh, you fellas, uh,
00:15:34 left a nice place like a reservation for a place like this?
00:15:39 You belong here.
00:15:41 No, not in Dimebox.
00:15:45 Well, my father lived here, and, uh,
00:15:52 his father lived here, and...
00:15:55 all my mothers lived here.
00:15:57 I was born here.
00:16:02 This is my place, where I am.
00:16:06 You live in a...
00:16:08 teepee?
00:16:10 No, I live in a stable.
00:16:12 A stable?
00:16:14 What?
00:16:16 A stable's a nice, warm place.
00:16:18 Yeah, it's very warm.
00:16:20 All summer.
00:16:23 It's cold as hell in winter.
00:16:25 Hell is hot.
00:16:28 You don't know.
00:16:31 Hell is fire.
00:16:34 And fire's colder.
00:16:37 You know, how I ever got here?
00:16:47 How I ever got here?
00:16:48 Oh, dang it.
00:16:59 You stupid son of a bitch.
00:17:01 Well, what's the matter?
00:17:03 Well, look down there, you damn baboon.
00:17:06 Well, sir, it's hard to know
00:17:08 where to put the polish and where not to.
00:17:11 You're supposed to stick the polish on leather,
00:17:15 you ignorant bastard, not on the hose.
00:17:17 Yeah, yeah.
00:17:30 Well, I could only suggest that, uh...
00:17:33 well, maybe you should wear boots until I learn how.
00:17:37 Get back to work right now, or you're fired.
00:17:41 (clattering)
00:17:42 He's a feisty little peck of wood, ain't he?
00:17:54 I'll finish his shoes.
00:17:56 Let's go in this place here and have us a drink.
00:18:03 No.
00:18:06 No drinks.
00:18:09 When I drink, I fight.
00:18:10 When I fight, I hurt men.
00:18:14 So they don't let me drink.
00:18:17 I smoke my pipe and keep me away from the cantina.
00:18:22 (clears throat)
00:18:24 You think I'm not a good fighter.
00:18:27 Would have hurt that fellow plenty, you bet.
00:18:35 Hey!
00:18:38 You chunking clods at my wall?
00:18:40 No, sir, I'm a customer.
00:18:42 Ain't that beer cold?
00:18:51 You are funny.
00:18:53 Ain't there anybody friendly around here?
00:18:55 I'm friendly. What the hell do you want?
00:18:58 Oh, I want a shot of that mezcal
00:19:02 and a glass of that hot beer.
00:19:06 You just can't help being smart, can you?
00:19:08 I could be smart.
00:19:11 I can't afford it.
00:19:13 Miss me. Miss me.
00:19:15 (clattering)
00:19:16 Miss me. Miss me.
00:19:38 Miss me.
00:19:39 God, this place smells worse than a hole, Grunt.
00:19:51 Whiskey.
00:19:57 Any special brand?
00:19:59 Yeah, anything you got that ain't burned a hole in a keg.
00:20:01 You connected with the factory?
00:20:03 Worked for the railroad?
00:20:07 What are you, a Pinkerton or are you just plain nosy?
00:20:09 Well, you don't have to get so mad.
00:20:11 Now, look, I done stomped one peck of wood today.
00:20:14 Now I figure I can get one more info train packed.
00:20:18 (clattering)
00:20:20 (clattering)
00:20:22 (clattering)
00:20:23 (clattering)
00:20:45 (clattering)
00:20:46 (clattering)
00:21:00 Okay, peck of wood.
00:21:09 I'm gonna spread your guts around.
00:21:14 That there's murder, mister.
00:21:15 Why don't you call the law?
00:21:21 (gunshot)
00:21:27 I think I might have killed him.
00:21:42 I wouldn't be surprised.
00:21:43 We can't have nobody menacing our citizens around here with no shotgun.
00:21:47 You seen what he was trying to do, didn't you, Newton?
00:21:50 Yes, sir. He was about to shoot this kid.
00:21:52 Is that all?
00:21:54 I believe that's about as far as he thought it out.
00:21:56 Well, he ain't gonna shoot nobody else around here today.
00:21:59 Come on, give me a hand, buddy.
00:22:01 I certainly appreciate this, Sheriff.
00:22:06 Damn you, boy. I know you was gonna cause me trouble.
00:22:10 (chuckles)
00:22:11 Make you sick seeing the dead men?
00:22:13 I seen 'em before.
00:22:16 Where, in a picture book?
00:22:18 (laughing)
00:22:20 Take him over to the undertaker.
00:22:22 Tell him compliments of mean John Simpson.
00:22:24 And then keep your butt out of here.
00:22:26 This canteen is for men.
00:22:38 (thud)
00:22:39 Think I got the itch.
00:22:41 Newton, you got any of that who hit, John?
00:22:43 Yes, sir.
00:22:45 Give me a little charge of it.
00:22:47 I don't come from around here.
00:22:51 No?
00:22:54 I don't work in their damn factory.
00:22:56 No, they can kick me around like a slave boy.
00:23:00 You can't have pride.
00:23:06 Those people making you eat cow chips.
00:23:08 All day long, for a few nickels.
00:23:11 Now, I serve.
00:23:14 I don't eat no cow chips.
00:23:20 I ate some one time.
00:23:22 Not too bad if you hungry.
00:23:24 Not hungry?
00:23:26 Don't eat cow chips.
00:23:28 Uh-uh.
00:23:30 Do you work around here?
00:23:32 Work.
00:23:35 What do you mean, "to work"?
00:23:36 That's what I come here to do.
00:23:40 To work.
00:23:42 Then I'll take you to Preacher Bob.
00:23:44 He tries to get us work.
00:23:46 Why?
00:23:48 You can have this work if you want it.
00:23:50 (sad music)
00:23:51 Boy, that's a humdinger.
00:24:10 (sad music)
00:24:11 The machine must make us like the angels.
00:24:21 But behold, the land is full of bloody crimes.
00:24:24 The city is full of violence.
00:24:26 The worst of the heathens shall possess your house.
00:24:29 The pomp of the strong shall cease.
00:24:33 Destruction cometh.
00:24:35 And he shall see the end of the world.
00:24:38 And he shall seek peace.
00:24:39 And he shall find none whatsoever.
00:24:42 Welcome, brother.
00:24:44 How far you, uh, think this thing will go off?
00:24:48 All I know is destruction is coming!
00:24:51 The profane and the unclean
00:24:53 shall perish in fire as real as the sun.
00:24:56 (sad music)
00:24:58 That's real interesting news.
00:25:00 Some find it fascinating.
00:25:02 How, uh...
00:25:06 How did this...
00:25:08 I call this machine my aerosicle.
00:25:10 How, how does this machine work?
00:25:13 A wood fire heats up this boiler,
00:25:15 turns this fan,
00:25:17 then you pedal fast like a bicycle.
00:25:20 And you will sail away.
00:25:23 Keep a grip on the handlebars for steering and balance.
00:25:27 (sad music)
00:25:29 It'll set you down as pretty as a bird.
00:25:32 Ain't much to it once you know how.
00:25:35 Can we take her up?
00:25:36 I got a few kinks to iron out yet.
00:25:39 (sad music)
00:25:41 It's the engineering marvel of the age.
00:25:45 Brother...
00:25:47 It's beautiful to be flying.
00:25:50 (sad music)
00:25:52 Hey, hey!
00:25:54 No!
00:25:56 (sad music)
00:25:58 Jesus Christ!
00:26:00 I mean, that's one way to go to heaven.
00:26:04 Even if I can only get to Austin or Dallas,
00:26:06 that wouldn't be two poor feet now, would it?
00:26:09 Eat your phone.
00:26:16 You all right?
00:26:18 You all right?
00:26:20 Yes, sir.
00:26:22 Get a chicken.
00:26:24 Eat your chicken.
00:26:33 Thanks, Nick.
00:26:34 (laughing)
00:26:44 You can start tomorrow.
00:26:53 Thank you.
00:26:55 You know, I heard a curious story today.
00:27:02 First part, I heard over at the barber shop.
00:27:04 Miss Evans?
00:27:06 The second part, I heard over at the cantina.
00:27:10 Thank you.
00:27:12 Barber fired you today, boy.
00:27:15 Yeah, ain't that amazing?
00:27:17 Because, uh, Wills, he hired me.
00:27:20 I'm gonna start there tomorrow morning.
00:27:22 Damn animal. Get out of the gravy.
00:27:24 That ain't all.
00:27:26 This boy killed a man at the cantina today.
00:27:30 What do you mean?
00:27:31 Simpson done it.
00:27:34 You caused it.
00:27:36 You attacked that man like some kind of vicious beast.
00:27:38 He started it.
00:27:40 Maybe so. Maybe no.
00:27:42 Well, I'll tell you one thing.
00:27:50 Sheriff Simpson don't like that boy one bit.
00:27:53 I want everybody at this table to hear one thing.
00:27:56 I don't like Sheriff Simpson none too much neither.
00:28:00 (laughing)
00:28:01 You got no respect, boy.
00:28:03 What am I supposed to have respect for?
00:28:07 No, I'm warning you, boy.
00:28:09 You can't talk to your elders like that.
00:28:11 Yeah, well...
00:28:15 There's two things I don't need.
00:28:18 This supper...
00:28:22 and warnings from my elders.
00:28:27 Excuse me, everyone.
00:28:28 That boy should be in the army.
00:28:35 What did you say?
00:28:38 I said you should be in the army.
00:28:40 Maybe it teaches some respect.
00:28:44 Pass the bread, please.
00:28:55 (sighs)
00:28:56 (knocking)
00:29:06 Come in.
00:29:09 Hey, Vic.
00:29:15 Come on over to our room and have a drink of brandy.
00:29:17 No, I don't think so, Reese. Thank you.
00:29:19 Come on, it's just down the hall.
00:29:21 It's not too far to walk.
00:29:24 Now, do your good. Come on.
00:29:25 You ain't never had no brandy.
00:29:29 After standing up in that factory all day long,
00:29:31 I like to have a drink of brandy.
00:29:33 It makes me feel better.
00:29:35 Thank you.
00:29:37 Howdy.
00:29:40 Did you really cause a killing today?
00:29:43 Come on now, Molly.
00:29:46 You just won't talk about things like that.
00:29:48 This is the first exciting thing that's happened
00:29:50 since we've been in Dimebox.
00:29:53 I feel like I've finally met a real westerner.
00:29:54 I'd like to have been a dead westerner.
00:29:57 Come on, Vic, have some of this brandy.
00:30:00 Sit down.
00:30:02 Yeah, sit down.
00:30:04 Well, here's to getting ahead.
00:30:07 Far ahead.
00:30:09 (exhales)
00:30:15 (laughs)
00:30:17 You gotta go easy with that stuff, you know.
00:30:19 You just sip it.
00:30:22 Phew.
00:30:23 I wonder if somebody could write me a letter.
00:30:28 A letter?
00:30:30 I'll do it.
00:30:32 Yeah, 'cause my penmanship ain't the best.
00:30:34 Here, look over here, Molly.
00:30:36 This is an old girlfriend of mine.
00:30:39 I had it up there in Fort Worth.
00:30:41 Oh, well, if it's a private matter,
00:30:43 I'll clear out for you.
00:30:45 Oh, no, it ain't nothing like that.
00:30:47 Really?
00:30:49 It ain't.
00:30:51 It's a letter.
00:30:52 "Lawatha."
00:30:54 You just spell it the best way you can.
00:30:56 "Dear Lawatha,
00:30:58 "I never did mean to go wrong."
00:31:00 Why don't you just put it down like that, huh?
00:31:03 You know what I mean.
00:31:05 How did you go wrong?
00:31:08 That's, uh, personal, Molly.
00:31:13 Hey, let's just get this over with.
00:31:17 Say, here, Lawatha,
00:31:20 you can come down here to Dimebox.
00:31:21 You see how you like it down here.
00:31:23 The train, that'd be a...
00:31:26 That'd be a good deal for a girl like you.
00:31:28 We ain't never been nowhere.
00:31:30 You answer this letter damn quick.
00:31:33 It's been ripped by a married lady.
00:31:36 Whose husband's my friend.
00:31:40 Sign it from your old amigo Bickford Wainer.
00:31:45 (CHUCKLING)
00:31:46 I love nice things like this, you know?
00:31:50 I like having a good friend come over
00:31:53 and sit around and drink some brandy
00:31:55 and, you know, make civilized talk.
00:31:57 I think sometimes I was born in the wrong time.
00:32:04 Sometimes I think I was born too poor.
00:32:09 I think I was born too young.
00:32:14 (SIGHS)
00:32:15 Money ain't got nothing to do with it, Becky.
00:32:17 Money don't make no difference.
00:32:21 You can live a whole beautiful life inside your head.
00:32:25 A lot of rich folks, they can't do that.
00:32:29 Hell, they wouldn't know a beautiful thing
00:32:40 if there's right on top of it.
00:32:43 (SIGHS)
00:32:44 Here it comes, Luotha.
00:32:52 Tall runner.
00:32:57 (CHUCKLING)
00:32:59 Swift runner.
00:33:01 Hmm.
00:33:04 Say, do you know anything about the Greeks?
00:33:07 I knew an old Greek up in Fort Worth.
00:33:11 That ran the laundry and he had a daughter named Helen.
00:33:12 Oh, no, no.
00:33:16 I'm talking about the old timey Greeks.
00:33:18 No, I don't know nothing about them.
00:33:20 Well, I got a couple of books on the subject
00:33:22 if you'd like to read them.
00:33:24 Well, I'd rather just hear about it.
00:33:26 -Would you? -Yep.
00:33:28 Well, at least you knew how to live with those old Greeks.
00:33:30 I wouldn't be boring you now, would I?
00:33:33 No, it ain't boring to me
00:33:35 'cause, see, I ain't got nobody to tell me nothing.
00:33:37 And it's interesting to me.
00:33:40 Huh.
00:33:41 Well, there's one thing.
00:33:43 They didn't have a lot of dumb rooms like we got.
00:33:45 They wore comfortable clothes, for example.
00:33:48 They went around barefooted
00:33:50 with sheets and other comfortable things like that.
00:33:53 Best thing, I think,
00:33:55 is what they loved.
00:33:57 They loved knowledge and justice.
00:33:59 They didn't believe they was ever gonna die.
00:34:02 Men could love each other
00:34:04 and they didn't have to be ashamed about it.
00:34:06 They could say things like
00:34:10 "Well, this is my friend."
00:34:11 "And I love him."
00:34:15 Whereas you can't do that today.
00:34:18 Unless maybe it's your daddy or your brother.
00:34:21 Mostly we don't even do it then, do we?
00:34:26 Well, they had their favorite wives
00:34:29 and their favorite dog.
00:34:31 Of course, now they did have slaves
00:34:34 and that was wrong.
00:34:36 I'll admit that.
00:34:38 What do you think?
00:34:39 Oh, yeah, well...
00:34:41 Well, was they niggers?
00:34:43 Well, some was. Some was from Africa.
00:34:45 They had some white slaves.
00:34:47 They had these beautiful girls.
00:34:49 They were slaves.
00:34:51 And they had to do anything to make a living.
00:34:53 I never really thought about slaves when I was a kid.
00:34:55 Well, these old-timey Greeks,
00:34:58 they had slaves for working.
00:35:00 They had slaves for fighting.
00:35:02 That way they could sit around like we do,
00:35:04 drink wine, read books, play games,
00:35:07 take baths.
00:35:08 It sure is different from what we got going now, ain't it?
00:35:10 Yeah, they sure do have to work for a living.
00:35:12 That's a fact.
00:35:14 Have another brandy?
00:35:19 No.
00:35:21 I got to get up early in the morning, you know.
00:35:23 Go to work.
00:35:25 Well,
00:35:27 sure been pleasant talking with you, Matt.
00:35:29 Nice talking to you.
00:35:33 Huh.
00:35:36 Molly, Bick's going to bed now.
00:35:37 Oh, good night, Bick.
00:35:39 Night, man.
00:35:42 Let's do her again.
00:35:44 Let's do it.
00:35:46 Hope your girl comes soon.
00:35:48 Boys say don't lie.
00:35:50 Night, now.
00:35:54 Night, now.
00:35:55 Now don't run them chickens in this hot sun, boys.
00:36:18 Gonna make them skinny.
00:36:20 Yes, sir.
00:36:22 Come on here.
00:36:23 You sorry little ball of feathers, you?
00:36:26 You sorry little ball of feathers, you?
00:36:27 You sorry little ball of feathers, you?
00:36:29 Easy, easy.
00:36:30 Come on.
00:36:57 Come on.
00:36:58 Dull legs make it hard.
00:37:02 There you go, Opie.
00:37:15 Easy.
00:37:22 [whistles]
00:37:23 You do have a lively aroma, brother.
00:37:32 I would, uh, suggest that one aspect of your new employment be an occasional bath.
00:37:39 Or else you'll find yourself with no social life whatsoever.
00:37:43 What are those pills you keep taking?
00:37:49 This is my nerve and brain medicine.
00:37:51 Whenever I get to feeling weak or flushy or nervous or just generally sick, I pop one down my throat.
00:38:02 The Lord favors those that cure themselves.
00:38:05 These do the turn for me.
00:38:08 What, uh, where do they made out of?
00:38:11 I don't know.
00:38:14 I ordered them out of Chicago.
00:38:18 I expect they got a dash of cocoa leaf and a dash of opium.
00:38:24 I told you never to leave nothing on the runner.
00:38:27 My daddy, um, he was an old boy up there in Fort Worth.
00:38:35 And, uh, he took a lot of that opium.
00:38:42 He got to liking it when a horse throat him.
00:38:45 He broke both of his legs.
00:38:47 Yeah, well, God gave man the poppy and the cocoa plant to use for his benefit.
00:38:51 Also hemp and the peyote cactus.
00:38:56 Some say they never seen God quite so clear as when they've been chewing cactus buds.
00:39:02 Next you gonna be telling me that God gave man beer and whiskey.
00:39:08 That he did, brother. That he did.
00:39:11 Don't leave out wine.
00:39:15 You don't talk like, uh, the way I figured no preacher talk.
00:39:19 Back east I was an engineer.
00:39:23 I had two lovely children and a fine wife.
00:39:26 Beer and whiskey overcame me.
00:39:32 When you're young like you, you got confidence and everything's beautiful.
00:39:42 When you get older you realize that no matter how you struggle,
00:39:46 the Lord God is up yonder waiting on your restless soul.
00:39:51 And ain't, ain't no way you're gonna get out dying.
00:39:57 And you need something all powerful to keep up your spirit.
00:40:03 Have you ever been baptized?
00:40:07 You mean dunked underwater?
00:40:11 You sound scornful of the act.
00:40:13 Now let me tell you this.
00:40:15 Man's knowledge is very small.
00:40:18 Life is very great and the mysteries are immense.
00:40:22 And the hereafter is profoundly long lasting.
00:40:30 Hey!
00:40:31 Hey, son of a bitch!
00:40:35 When you hear my voice, you grow roots.
00:40:38 Now go on home. I just wanted to watch you shiver.
00:40:47 I'm not gonna let you go.
00:40:49 I'm gonna get you out of here.
00:40:51 I'm gonna get you out of here.
00:40:53 I'm gonna get you out of here.
00:40:55 I'm gonna get you out of here.
00:40:58 I'm gonna get you out of here.
00:40:59 Guess what?
00:41:08 What?
00:41:10 We got a surprise for you.
00:41:12 Oh, my.
00:41:15 I couldn't hardly wait till you get home
00:41:21 because that water was just about to get cold.
00:41:23 That's, that's a bathtub.
00:41:27 It's a steamboat.
00:41:28 Look at that. Six feet long, all steel,
00:41:31 all white lining, nickel plated.
00:41:33 Costs $12.29 and that don't include the freight charges.
00:41:37 I mean, that's a real neat deal where he says...
00:41:39 Ah, the water's still warm.
00:41:43 Let's take a bath.
00:41:46 You and me both. How long's it been since you had a bath?
00:41:49 A week.
00:41:52 A little more like two weeks.
00:41:55 You know, you're there, don't claim you don't need one.
00:41:56 Now, me and Molly, we work like a dickens on this hot water up here
00:41:59 and we ain't gonna waste it on just one person.
00:42:01 Come on.
00:42:03 I'll turn my back.
00:42:09 It's the way the old time Greeks did it. Come on.
00:42:11 Uh, well, I mean, uh...
00:42:17 They had a bigger tub, huh?
00:42:20 No, uh, it's the biggest one I could get.
00:42:24 Oh, you mean the Greeks.
00:42:25 Well, yeah, I suppose so, but what the hell,
00:42:27 you and me, we can fit in here.
00:42:29 Can't we?
00:42:31 Go on, take your clothes off.
00:42:33 Ah, I can't believe it!
00:42:38 Soap?
00:42:44 Move your foot back a little bit.
00:42:46 Oh.
00:42:48 Oh, yeah!
00:42:49 Oh, boy, this is pretty good.
00:42:55 Oh, this beats a lot of things.
00:42:58 No peeing in the water, right?
00:43:05 All right, Molly, come on.
00:43:09 We're ready.
00:43:11 Come on.
00:43:13 I'm gonna wash my back.
00:43:15 Here, soap up my back a little bit, honey.
00:43:18 Oh, boy, boy, boy.
00:43:19 Good?
00:43:22 My goodness, will you look at that water,
00:43:24 it's already turning black.
00:43:26 She ain't even started on you yet.
00:43:28 Oh, no, she... she skipped me.
00:43:30 Oh, no.
00:43:32 No, you need it.
00:43:34 Are you sure this is the way the Greeks did it, huh?
00:43:37 Well, it was, uh...
00:43:41 It was something like this, I imagine, huh?
00:43:43 Yeah, well, what'd they do afterwards?
00:43:46 Well, they just kind of laid around
00:43:47 and drank wine, one thing or another.
00:43:49 Well, it's no wonder everybody heard about them, huh?
00:43:53 I got soap in my eye.
00:43:59 Well, it's probably just as well
00:44:05 because, uh, you know the color of this water,
00:44:07 it looks like the Brasios River
00:44:10 right after a spring rain.
00:44:14 Marnie, I got soap in my eyes.
00:44:15 Okay.
00:44:17 Now, wait a minute.
00:44:22 What are we gonna do with this dirty water?
00:44:24 (soft music)
00:44:26 She said to me,
00:44:43 she said to me, she said to me...
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00:46:26 (soft music)
00:46:28 - Who is it?
00:46:30 - Mrs. Evans, open the door.
00:46:32 - Well, we ain't decent.
00:46:34 - I should say you're not.
00:46:38 Can't you go outdoors like everybody else?
00:46:39 - What did you say, Mrs. Evans?
00:46:41 - I said, what have you got in there, a horse?
00:46:43 - Oh, Victor, good evening, ma'am.
00:46:47 Howdy, how you doing?
00:46:49 99,000.
00:46:51 Well, good night.
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00:46:59 (water splashing)
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00:47:07 (chickens clucking)
00:47:08 (chickens clucking)
00:47:10 (chickens clucking)
00:47:12 - Recognize them chickens, I guess.
00:47:14 - Yeah, I reckon I plucked 'em.
00:47:16 - Well, you ain't gonna pluck no more of 'em.
00:47:19 - How come?
00:47:22 - Nobody's buying any plucked chickens no more.
00:47:24 (chickens clucking)
00:47:27 - You let me off, then, huh?
00:47:29 - I just don't need a chicken plucker.
00:47:31 (chickens clucking)
00:47:33 - All right, then, I'll just draw up my time.
00:47:36 - I ain't got no money.
00:47:37 - You owe me at least $4 for this.
00:47:40 - You can't get blood out of a stone, I reckon.
00:47:44 Sorry.
00:47:47 - Hey, mister, sorry ain't gonna cut it.
00:47:49 (chickens clucking)
00:47:51 (water splashing)
00:47:53 (chickens clucking)
00:47:55 (thud)
00:47:57 - I wanna get paid, you understand that?
00:47:59 (thud)
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00:48:06 (chickens clucking)
00:48:08 (thud)
00:48:10 (chickens clucking)
00:48:12 - Hey!
00:48:14 You stole them chickens.
00:48:16 - You ask Wills if I did.
00:48:18 - They're all plucked.
00:48:20 - Well, these here hens plucked 'em, mister.
00:48:22 - Well, uh, you just cover 'em up.
00:48:25 This here's a decent town.
00:48:27 (chickens clucking)
00:48:29 - Thank you.
00:48:34 - That's better.
00:48:35 (chickens clucking)
00:48:37 (chickens clucking)
00:48:39 (knocking)
00:48:43 - This here's for you.
00:48:51 - What?
00:48:53 - This is for me.
00:48:55 - Lowatha, huh?
00:48:57 - Lowatha.
00:48:59 - Would you read it to me?
00:49:01 I'd like to see what that old gal
00:49:03 has to say about me.
00:49:04 - Oh, maybe you should read it yourself.
00:49:06 It might be awful personal.
00:49:08 - I get the words wrong.
00:49:10 - All right.
00:49:13 "Dear Bick,
00:49:20 "I don't want to go to Dimebox.
00:49:22 "I like it in Fort Worth real good.
00:49:25 "I have been on the train several times.
00:49:28 "I have a boyfriend.
00:49:30 "Mom and Daddy are fine.
00:49:32 "They tell you hello and keep away from here.
00:49:35 "The Darsons have electric lights now.
00:49:40 "Goodbye, your friend, Lowatha."
00:49:43 - Let me see that.
00:49:45 I don't believe that.
00:49:50 Damn her sorry soul.
00:49:54 Why would she give me an answer like that?
00:50:00 And that girl and I were like a couple of pigeons.
00:50:02 All women so damn sorry.
00:50:07 - No.
00:50:11 You can find a nice girl, Bick.
00:50:19 - Where are you at?
00:50:22 - You're looking at one.
00:50:28 - Don't you be funnin' around with me now.
00:50:30 - Why do you always think I'm funnin'?
00:50:33 - Molly, this ain't right.
00:50:41 - Reese.
00:50:53 - This has got nothing to do with Reese.
00:50:55 This is just between us.
00:50:58 - I don't care.
00:50:59 - I don't care.
00:51:01 - I don't care.
00:51:03 - I don't care.
00:51:05 - I don't care.
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00:55:00 - I don't care.
00:55:02 - I don't care.
00:55:04 - I don't care.
00:55:06 - I don't care.
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00:55:10 - I don't care.
00:55:12 - I don't care.
00:55:14 - I don't care.
00:55:16 - I don't care.
00:55:19 - She doesn't like skinny preachers.
00:55:21 - Why are you pushing me into the water?
00:55:26 - You mean baptized?
00:55:28 - Pretty soon.
00:55:30 - Want some cake?
00:55:33 - You've been ahead of me.
00:55:37 - When did you do me?
00:55:39 - I said pretty soon.
00:55:41 - You do me for the little boy from tonight, do you?
00:55:47 - What's the rush?
00:55:48 - You see, when we get pushed under the water,
00:55:51 our species will be safe forever.
00:55:53 We're children of God.
00:55:55 - Well, that's the teaching.
00:55:58 - Yeah, and the children of God,
00:56:00 they get their lands back.
00:56:02 - Why didn't you exactly say that?
00:56:05 - I said that this man, God...
00:56:08 - Wait a minute, Mendoza, God ain't a man.
00:56:11 - But Jesus is his son.
00:56:13 - Well, it's a tricky situation.
00:56:16 - You push old Coyote under the water real soon,
00:56:19 and then he'll get our lands back,
00:56:22 and we'll have a place to live.
00:56:24 - It's more complicated than that.
00:56:27 - Wait.
00:56:29 No, you've been lying about God.
00:56:31 - Now, you hold on, boy.
00:56:33 I never lied about no God.
00:56:36 - Then push me under the water.
00:56:40 - All right, then.
00:56:45 All right, then.
00:56:46 The next time we go out, you go in.
00:56:52 - I'm down to the factory tomorrow.
00:57:04 See Hendricks.
00:57:06 Why don't you set it up for me?
00:57:13 - You ain't overwhelmed with excitement.
00:57:15 - No.
00:57:17 There's something quite manly about making
00:57:20 small bowls for people that you ain't never gonna see.
00:57:25 - Everybody has to do things they don't always like.
00:57:31 - Yeah.
00:57:34 Well, I guess the factory's the last
00:57:36 chance around here for me.
00:57:40 (wind howling)
00:57:43 (train clacking)
00:57:47 (train horn blaring)
00:58:07 (train clacking)
00:58:10 - America has got places to go.
00:58:21 And a great American ceramic novelty company
00:58:24 is going with it.
00:58:26 We're a great republic.
00:58:28 Greatest there is, or ever was.
00:58:32 And we've got work to do.
00:58:35 And we've got work for our people everywhere.
00:58:38 But you come along down here to Maine's war
00:58:42 and let me show you something.
00:58:46 Right here in Bryant Park,
00:58:49 we've got the requisite materials
00:58:52 to produce crockery so superior in body
00:58:56 and in clay and design
00:58:59 that in five years' time,
00:59:01 England will get cleaned up
00:59:04 and say, "America, you win!"
00:59:06 Whoa!
00:59:10 Practically all it takes is this body
00:59:15 to turn the clay of Dimebox into crockery
00:59:18 that Queen Victoria of England
00:59:21 would be proud to eat her biscuits off of.
00:59:24 So, the US of A has got possessions
00:59:28 all over the world.
00:59:30 Yeah!
00:59:33 But it's right here in Dimebox
00:59:35 that the name crockery is going to take on a new meaning.
00:59:39 And you, Wainer,
00:59:41 are going to be a vital member of that family.
00:59:46 Welcome!
00:59:49 [thunder]
01:00:17 [horn honking]
01:00:19 Howdy.
01:00:33 There must be a...
01:00:36 better job around here than this.
01:00:39 Depends on what you call better.
01:00:44 Anything that doesn't require sweating
01:00:46 and shoving all this coal.
01:00:48 That's better, mister.
01:00:50 Then there's better.
01:00:52 What's, uh, what's the best?
01:00:54 Oh, Mr. Henry's job is the best.
01:00:57 There's a job I want.
01:00:59 You'd better take your pistol.
01:01:01 Couldn't he just adopt me as his son or something?
01:01:03 Jump down the stairs one day,
01:01:05 fall on this stick and break it?
01:01:07 [horn honking]
01:01:11 [horn honking]
01:01:13 Now, I say, come down here, son.
01:01:32 It ain't that cold and ain't deep enough to scare you.
01:01:36 Teacher, Bob, I just can't see
01:01:38 letting my little boy be baptized in the water with them Indians.
01:01:42 I don't think that God would have wanted it that way.
01:01:45 Well, I'm the one who knows what God wants.
01:01:48 Who the devil are you to tell a preacher about God?
01:01:51 Now, I say to you again,
01:01:58 send that boy down here right now!
01:02:03 [splashing]
01:02:05 All right.
01:02:09 All right, then.
01:02:11 It's no skin off my butt if your child burns in hell.
01:02:16 Sorry, Jesus.
01:02:18 You Baptist.
01:02:20 You get three of them together, you get three theologians.
01:02:23 Come on down here, brother.
01:02:29 [splashing]
01:02:31 I baptize thee in the name of the Father,
01:02:47 and the Son, and the Holy Ghost.
01:02:51 [splashing]
01:02:56 [splashing]
01:02:58 [gunshot]
01:03:02 [gunshot]
01:03:06 Ah, come on!
01:03:11 Get that Indian out of White Man's water, preacher.
01:03:24 He's interfering with God's business.
01:03:26 You ain't gonna baptize no Indian in White Man's water.
01:03:29 Wait a second, Sheriff.
01:03:31 This here ain't necessarily White Man's water.
01:03:36 Well, it looks like it to me.
01:03:40 Well, it ain't.
01:03:42 I mean, it's flowing downstream that way.
01:03:44 You see, you can hear him baptize this Indian,
01:03:47 take him out, put the White Man right in the same water,
01:03:49 'cause it's all flowing downstream here.
01:03:51 That's right!
01:03:53 He's unbaptized anyway.
01:03:54 Well, now, if his soul is saved,
01:03:58 maybe I better just send him on to heaven.
01:04:01 Shoot me, then!
01:04:03 Go ahead, Sheriff! I'm not afraid!
01:04:05 [laughing]
01:04:07 How about you? Are you afraid?
01:04:10 Oh, yes, sir. I'm afraid.
01:04:13 You see, uh...
01:04:16 I ain't ever been baptized.
01:04:21 [thunder rumbling]
01:04:22 Well, now, if I was the rest of you folks,
01:04:32 I'd wait a long time for this water to run downstream,
01:04:35 so as you don't get none of it on you.
01:04:38 [grunting]
01:04:42 [thunder rumbling]
01:04:49 [thunder rumbling]
01:04:50 Listen! Listen, everybody!
01:05:13 Now, this is Thanksgiving!
01:05:16 And all the family here has a lot to be thankful for!
01:05:20 Remember, the Lord helps him who helps himself!
01:05:24 So come on in and let's eat!
01:05:27 I looked for you this morning.
01:05:29 I had to go down to the drugstore.
01:05:33 But the drugstore is closed on Thanksgiving.
01:05:36 How am I supposed to know that?
01:05:38 You're just using me like a piece of meat.
01:05:40 I ain't even using you.
01:05:45 Don't treat me like this. I can't stand it.
01:05:47 Dessert?
01:05:49 Well, what have you two been talking about?
01:06:14 Big...
01:06:15 Bigford, the waiter.
01:06:19 Bigford, you son of a bitch!
01:06:24 Janet?
01:06:34 Honey, it's me!
01:06:38 Look at you!
01:06:42 Oh, honey, I thought you'd be in jail by now.
01:06:45 I thought you'd be shot to pieces.
01:06:47 Would you join us?
01:06:49 Oh, thank you.
01:06:51 This is Janet Conforto.
01:06:53 This here is Reese and Molly Board.
01:06:55 Nice to meet you.
01:06:57 Janet's an actress.
01:07:06 Isn't that very dangerous?
01:07:10 Oh, it has its moments, honey.
01:07:12 I didn't know that actresses got shot to pieces.
01:07:16 Never heard of that.
01:07:18 Goddamn, I can tell you stories, make your hair stand on end.
01:07:21 Worse things than that can happen to actresses.
01:07:23 One night I was opening in Frisco, playing Cassandra.
01:07:26 I didn't know that there was a theatrical company in Divebox, now.
01:07:30 God bless your soul, honey.
01:07:32 I came here to do a single.
01:07:34 I heard there was new money in town.
01:07:36 I said to myself, "Janet, they need some entertainment there."
01:07:40 Your money.
01:07:41 Guess that's what brought you here, too, eh, kid?
01:07:44 Kid Blue in the very flesh.
01:07:48 I swear, honey, I thought you'd be caught and hanged by now.
01:07:51 What is this, uh, Kid Blue?
01:07:57 Oh, it's a nickname I had up there in Fort Worth.
01:08:00 Reese, it, uh, don't mean nothing.
01:08:04 Seems to me that there was a train robbery.
01:08:08 I thought there was a train robber sometime back in old Kid Blue.
01:08:10 That's nothing.
01:08:13 Fella, that fella got nothing to do with me.
01:08:16 Hell no.
01:08:18 I'm too full for dessert.
01:08:24 Take, uh, Miss Conforto back into town.
01:08:28 Yeah, sure.
01:08:30 I'm staying at the hotel.
01:08:36 Till I get established elsewhere.
01:08:38 That's where I'll take you.
01:08:40 Nice to meet you, ma'am. Now you take care of yourself, honey.
01:08:42 You're looking a little peaky there.
01:08:44 Bye-bye.
01:08:46 Bye.
01:08:48 Howdy, Sheriff.
01:08:53 Howdy.
01:08:55 Got this?
01:08:57 Got it.
01:08:59 Oh, no, no.
01:09:03 Huh?
01:09:04 McFerdin, my boy!
01:09:11 Happy Thanksgiving!
01:09:16 What is that?
01:09:18 That there's the man that owns that factory.
01:09:21 Happy Thanksgiving!
01:09:24 Thought I smelled a lead in the citizen.
01:09:27 Oh, no.
01:09:28 Pat?
01:09:29 Pat?
01:09:30 (MUSIC PLAYING)
01:09:32 (MACHINE WHIRRING)
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01:09:45 (MUSIC STOPS)
01:09:46 [door opens]
01:09:48 [footsteps]
01:09:50 [sighs]
01:10:00 [music]
01:10:26 [footsteps]
01:10:53 Howdy.
01:10:54 Well, you didn't come home last night.
01:10:56 No, I was...
01:10:58 You know, I'd really appreciate it if, um...
01:11:02 You know what Janet, uh...
01:11:04 said about Kid Wutsy's name to me?
01:11:06 Uh, if you'd never said nothing about that to nobody.
01:11:09 Oh, no, I won't say nothing.
01:11:11 I'm just curious.
01:11:14 Hell, why don't you just clean ain't up with her?
01:11:16 [chuckles]
01:11:17 Are you the Kid Boo, huh?
01:11:21 [train whistle]
01:11:25 [footsteps]
01:11:34 I've always known that there's something different about you.
01:11:37 Some quality I don't know, uh...
01:11:40 Dangerous, maybe?
01:11:46 Huh?
01:11:50 [chuckles]
01:11:51 Who'd ever thought that I was gonna be a friend of Kid Blue?
01:11:55 [doorbell rings]
01:12:01 Yes, sir.
01:12:04 Oh, no, I was, uh...
01:12:06 I'm waiting for a friend.
01:12:09 Excuse me.
01:12:11 I've been watching you, boy.
01:12:18 Couldn't help but notice that.
01:12:20 Now, what do you think you're up to with this woman?
01:12:23 She's, uh...
01:12:26 just an old girlfriend of mine back home.
01:12:29 Howdy.
01:12:30 Oh, howdy, ma'am.
01:12:32 Who's your handsome friend?
01:12:41 I'm Sheriff Mean John Simpson, ma'am.
01:12:44 Why would anyone call you Mean?
01:12:47 [chuckles]
01:12:48 To them folks that I like, I can be a real nice person.
01:12:52 To them that I don't like,
01:12:55 they'd rather fall in a cactus patch than to see me get stirred up.
01:12:59 That's the truth, ma'am.
01:13:01 Well, I intend to see that you like Mean John.
01:13:05 Well, thank you, ma'am. I already do.
01:13:08 You sure do smell good.
01:13:10 Thanks.
01:13:11 Sheriff.
01:13:16 Why do you flirt with a bastard like that?
01:13:18 I mean, he is plum nasty.
01:13:20 Oh, come on.
01:13:21 You know, a lady's life ain't as simple as a man's.
01:13:24 Well, I can't go nowhere tonight.
01:13:28 I gotta go to work tomorrow.
01:13:30 Damn, I hate to be lonely,
01:13:32 but then a lady never knows what might turn up.
01:13:35 I think you got a partner.
01:13:36 I think I do.
01:13:38 Afternoon, Sheriff.
01:13:40 Afternoon.
01:13:42 Bye-bye, honey.
01:13:43 Bye-bye.
01:13:44 Would the great kid Blue protect me if I was in trouble?
01:14:09 Molly?
01:14:10 Candy?
01:14:11 Thank you.
01:14:12 Weiner?
01:14:15 Oh, no, thank you, ma'am.
01:14:17 Oh, Mrs. Evans, could I ask you a question in secrecy?
01:14:21 Of course.
01:14:22 No, no, you can stay.
01:14:25 You're a close friend.
01:14:27 I know you wouldn't betray a confidence.
01:14:29 Mrs. Evans, how does a girl tell if she's going to have a baby?
01:14:35 Well, you get sick in the mornings and feel kind of odd,
01:14:40 and, um...
01:14:41 your monthly juices stops.
01:14:50 Think that fits you?
01:14:52 Could be.
01:14:53 But please don't tell Reese yet.
01:14:55 I don't want him to get excited and tell Ma'am St. Lupe.
01:14:58 Sure.
01:14:59 You promise, Peg?
01:15:04 Couldn't beat it out of me with a ball bat.
01:15:08 [footsteps]
01:15:10 [birds chirping]
01:15:12 [footsteps]
01:15:21 [footsteps]
01:15:48 [door slams]
01:15:50 [theme music]
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01:16:43 If you're looking for Bic, he's not here.
01:16:45 Oh, honey, I'm just here to buy some boots at wholesale prices.
01:16:49 Never pay retail if I can help it.
01:16:51 Have you known him for long?
01:17:02 That shoe-saling?
01:17:04 You know who I mean.
01:17:06 Yeah, I know who you mean.
01:17:09 You got signal flags sticking out of every hole when Bic's around.
01:17:13 No more than you do.
01:17:15 Want to fight?
01:17:17 Let's have a fight. Come on, let's have a good fight.
01:17:19 Come on. [laughs]
01:17:21 I'm not a brawler, but I warn you,
01:17:25 when I want something, I am very determined.
01:17:28 [sighs]
01:17:30 Wait a minute, honey. Wait a minute.
01:17:34 I better straighten you out on a few things.
01:17:37 Now, I knowed Bickford Weiner back in Fort Worth
01:17:40 when he still had a mama and a papa.
01:17:42 That was a long time ago.
01:17:44 I'm the one who introduced Bic to certain pleasures,
01:17:49 and I always liked it.
01:17:51 But Bic and I are both outlaws,
01:17:55 and an outlaw's life can change all of a sudden.
01:17:59 I wouldn't put my tattoo on him even if he wanted me to.
01:18:06 Bic's not an outlaw anymore.
01:18:08 Oh, honey.
01:18:11 Damn it, you can dress him up in any kind of fancy suit you like,
01:18:15 but it's still kid blue looking out of them eyes.
01:18:18 Your head is so full of romance,
01:18:22 you don't even have no room for the truth in there.
01:18:24 The truth is, Bic likes me better than he likes you.
01:18:27 Couldn't possibly.
01:18:35 The fact is, honey, I'm better company.
01:18:38 Ah, shoe salesman.
01:18:44 I want me some boots now.
01:18:46 Why don't we go to my hotel and count clothes?
01:18:49 Well, as a matter of fact, ma'am,
01:18:54 I only deal in straightforward cash business.
01:18:58 Hell, yes. That's the only kind I understand.
01:19:01 Hell, yes. That's the only kind I understand.
01:19:04 (footsteps)
01:19:07 (footsteps)
01:19:10 (door opens)
01:19:13 (door closes)
01:19:15 (laughs)
01:19:41 Oh, hi, Reese.
01:19:43 Ramone, I always did think outlaws were romantic.
01:19:51 Can I tell you something?
01:19:55 All the things Nestor
01:20:03 would make a pile big enough
01:20:06 that it would stop a midget from jumping over it.
01:20:09 (laughs)
01:20:11 Whew!
01:20:15 How long, Lorraine?
01:20:17 You seduced my wife with it.
01:20:28 No, I didn't.
01:20:34 You sensed
01:20:38 that she seduced you.
01:20:40 No.
01:20:47 I did it.
01:20:49 Yeah.
01:20:51 Well, that's noble of you.
01:20:53 No, it ain't noble of me.
01:20:55 But it's as much your fault, and you listen to me now,
01:20:59 as mine.
01:21:01 You know that we were together there
01:21:03 taking a bath with her in the room?
01:21:05 I mean, what do you expect?
01:21:08 You were my friend.
01:21:12 I am your friend.
01:21:15 That's a damn lie!
01:21:17 No, it ain't. It's the absolute truth.
01:21:19 And if I could take it all back,
01:21:23 I would.
01:21:27 What'd you do to her?
01:21:34 Stood out in the woods like a damn dog.
01:21:37 In my room?
01:21:41 In my bed?
01:21:44 Don't you see that my insides are coming apart?
01:21:50 Oh, God.
01:21:54 Do you love her?
01:22:02 You and her
01:22:04 are the only people I love in the world.
01:22:08 I am truly sorry.
01:22:12 And I won't be leaving town.
01:22:15 No, you're not gonna go no place.
01:22:18 You...
01:22:22 gonna use that?
01:22:24 I got to.
01:22:26 Please don't.
01:22:30 You fool!
01:22:32 You damn fool!
01:22:35 I'm your friend!
01:22:37 There's just no man at all.
01:22:50 Just no man at all.
01:22:55 Just no man at all.
01:22:57 Stay back!
01:23:00 What happened?
01:23:03 What happened, Reese?
01:23:05 Turn it, Alice!
01:23:23 This is a scandal, Weiner.
01:23:26 I am deeply, deeply disturbed
01:23:31 and ashamed for all the fine people in our family here.
01:23:36 And I should think you would feel humiliated.
01:23:40 Well?
01:23:43 Mr. Hendricks said well.
01:23:45 You weren't no good at all. What happened?
01:23:50 The fact that your friend disappeared in the middle of the night
01:23:53 proves he is demented in some fashion.
01:23:55 Even though he has been so cruelly treated
01:23:57 by his best friend and his own wife.
01:23:59 But the fact that Reese Ford has a mental aberration of some kind
01:24:04 does not lessen your guilt one bit, Weiner.
01:24:08 No, I don't, sir.
01:24:11 I ought to fire you right now.
01:24:13 Yes, sir.
01:24:18 But getting off would be too good for you.
01:24:21 Starting this afternoon, you go back to work in the kiln
01:24:25 and you can stay there until I feel you have seen your error.
01:24:28 Go on. Tell Mr. Hendricks thank you.
01:24:32 Yes, sir. Yes, sir.
01:24:45 John, on your way out, would you send in Mr. Forrest?
01:24:50 Yes, sir.
01:24:52 Mr. Hendricks would like to see you.
01:25:02 Yes, sir.
01:25:04 Your lady friend has been showing me a real fine time.
01:25:07 Your lady friend from back home, that is.
01:25:10 I'm entrusting you to the Christmas payroll.
01:25:12 Will you confuse for a minute?
01:25:14 You wait a minute.
01:25:19 You've been walking on a mighty thin line.
01:25:23 And one small slip and your ass is dust.
01:25:27 Do you understand that?
01:25:29 Yes, sir.
01:25:32 You better.
01:25:34 Yes, sir.
01:25:39 Great American Ceramic Novelty Company.
01:25:43 Well, they got a payroll over there for Christmas.
01:25:45 Jesus, I love you.
01:25:47 Listen to me. We can get that money.
01:25:50 It would be just like the old days. We could get it.
01:25:52 You ought to have cut your ass now.
01:25:54 We can get that money. If you listen to me, I mean it.
01:25:57 We can get it. We can get that payroll.
01:26:00 Look, I don't know nothing about Jesus.
01:26:02 I don't know anything about the world.
01:26:04 I don't know anything about the world.
01:26:06 Look, I don't know nothing about Jesus.
01:26:08 But I know he'd want us to have it.
01:26:13 Are you with me on this?
01:26:19 Amen.
01:26:22 Amen.
01:26:24 All we need are guns and horses.
01:26:27 Amen.
01:26:29 Amen.
01:26:30 Amen.
01:26:57 Oh, no, Bickford, I'm glad I know you.
01:27:00 You were called.
01:27:12 Yes, sir, I know that.
01:27:14 Mr. Hendrick sent me up here.
01:27:16 He wants me to take some of those Santa Claus ashtrays down there to the church to give out as gifts.
01:27:21 Bickford.
01:27:23 All right.
01:27:24 Yes, sir. Thank you.
01:27:27 Thank you.
01:27:29 Real quiet, Mr. H.
01:27:36 Real quiet.
01:27:38 Mr. Forrest upstairs?
01:27:40 Well, we're gonna go wish him a Merry Christmas.
01:27:44 And you better do it real straight, Mr. H.
01:27:48 I understand.
01:27:51 [sizzling]
01:27:53 You see him?
01:28:17 Mr. Forrest. Hello.
01:28:18 It's me.
01:28:20 Right there, now.
01:28:23 You hold it right there.
01:28:24 What the hell are we doing?
01:28:26 Forrest, you just take your gun and you put it on the desk.
01:28:29 The key.
01:28:32 The key.
01:28:34 [sizzling]
01:28:40 [music]
01:28:45 [music]
01:28:47 [sizzling]
01:28:58 [music]
01:29:14 [sizzling]
01:29:16 [music]
01:29:22 [music]
01:29:24 [screaming]
01:29:48 Get down!
01:29:51 [screaming]
01:29:53 Get down!
01:29:56 [screaming]
01:29:58 [gunshots]
01:30:10 [screaming]
01:30:19 [gunshots]
01:30:21 There are three Indians there.
01:30:23 Down in the factory there.
01:30:25 They're after no good.
01:30:27 I'll check it.
01:30:29 [screaming]
01:30:32 [screaming]
01:30:39 [gunshots]
01:30:42 [gunshots]
01:30:49 [screaming]
01:30:51 [gunshots]
01:30:55 [gunshots]
01:30:59 [gunshots]
01:31:04 [gunshots]
01:31:09 Go get some men and some guns.
01:31:16 Now! Hurry up!
01:31:18 [gunshots]
01:31:23 [screaming]
01:31:27 [gunshots]
01:31:30 [screaming]
01:31:35 [gunshots]
01:31:43 [gunshots]
01:31:45 [screaming]
01:31:50 [gunshots]
01:31:54 [gunshots]
01:31:58 [music]
01:32:03 Get on.
01:32:06 Bring her by now. I'll get you right on the back.
01:32:08 Hey! Hey! Hey!
01:32:10 I got the money!
01:32:12 [screaming]
01:32:14 [gunshots]
01:32:16 [gunshots]
01:32:25 Get on. Get on.
01:32:29 [music]
01:32:57 [screaming]
01:32:59 [gunshots]
01:33:06 [chanting]
01:33:20 [chanting]
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01:33:56 [chanting]
01:33:59 Ignorant savage.
01:34:03 Let's go find the money.
01:34:05 [music]
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01:34:51 [chanting]
01:34:55 [chanting]
01:34:58 [chanting]
01:35:01 [chanting]
01:35:03 [chanting]
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01:35:09 [chanting]
01:35:12 [chanting]
01:35:15 Preacher Bob?
01:35:18 Preacher Bob!
01:35:22 Sit down and eat some of God's hair, brother.
01:35:24 I'll make some coffee.
01:35:26 I ain't got any time.
01:35:28 Listen, I'm gonna take a trip in this area
01:35:30 cycle.
01:35:32 Well, I'm not all that sure it's ready.
01:35:34 It'll fly, won't it?
01:35:36 Well, I believe so, brother.
01:35:38 I believe it ain't the same.
01:35:40 Mister, fire it up.
01:35:42 Well, it's gonna take time to get enough air.
01:35:44 Maybe we could chop some more wood here.
01:35:46 We'll go with what we got.
01:35:48 Look, I should tighten the struts,
01:35:50 and then I should check the steering,
01:35:52 and I should work on the linkage back here.
01:35:54 Look, Preacher Bob,
01:35:56 I'm tired of this.
01:35:58 Look, Preacher Bob,
01:36:00 I'm taking this aero cycle all the way to Dallas.
01:36:02 [music]
01:36:04 [music]
01:36:32 How you doing?
01:36:34 It's all fired up.
01:36:36 Let's keep going.
01:36:38 [music]
01:37:00 I got that box.
01:37:02 Money. Help me.
01:37:04 I swather one heavy...
01:37:06 Not that way, policeman.
01:37:08 [music]
01:37:10 [screaming]
01:37:24 [music]
01:37:26 [music]
01:37:28 That way to Dallas.
01:37:54 Pedal!
01:37:56 I thought we had it there for a minute.
01:38:06 Come on, men.
01:38:08 [music]
01:38:10 [music]
01:38:12 [music]
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01:38:44 [music]
01:38:46 [music]
01:38:48 Oh, God, we thank you for these bad shots.
01:38:50 Bad shot.
01:38:51 (gunshots)
01:38:53 (gunshots)
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01:39:06 (shouting)
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01:39:29 (gunshots)
01:39:32 (shouting)
01:39:35 Shoot that picket wood, Sheriff!
01:39:55 (gunshot)
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