Drums In The Deep South | Full Movie | William Cameron Menzies | James Craig, Barbara Payton - video Dailymotion

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DRUMS IN THE DEEP SOUTH | Western | 1951 |   Plot: Two old friends find themselves on opposite sides during the Civil War in a desperate battle atop an impregnable mountain.  Crew:  • Directed by: William Cameron Menzies • Written by: Philip Yordan, Sidney Harmon • Starring: James Craig, Barbara Payton, Guy Madison, Barton MacLane • Produced by: Frank King, Maurice King • Music by: Dimitri Tiomkin • Cinematography: Lionel Lindon • Edited by: Richard V. Heermance  About TRENDEST MOVIES - ENGLISH:  Welcome to TRENDEST MOVIES - ENGLISH, your ultimate destination for timeless Hollywood classics, thrilling blockbusters, and hidden gems from the world of English cinema. Dive into a vast collection of iconic films spanning genres like action, drama, romance, comedy, sci-fi, and more. Whether you’re a fan of vintage masterpieces or the latest hits, our channel brings you the best of English-language movies, carefully curated to entertain and inspire. Subscribe now and join our community of movie lovers to enjoy cinematic experiences that will keep you on the edge of your seat. At TRENDEST MOVIES - ENGLISH, the magic of movies never fades!  Subscribe now: www.youtube.com/@TRENDEST_MOVIES_ENGLISH  Follow Trendest Media:  • YouTube:  1. TRENDEST INFOTAINMENT: www.youtube.com/@TRENDEST_KIDS1 2. TRENDEST KIDS: www.youtube.com/@TRENDEST_INFOTAINMENT  • Instagram:  TRENDEST INFOTAINMENT: https://www.instagram.com/trendestinfotainment/  • Facebook: TRENDEST INFOTAINMENT: https://www.facebook.com/TrendestInfotainment/   COPYRIGHT  We hold the proper licenses for all movies published on YouTube. For any questions, please contact: mail@trendest.in  AYA Media Private Limited & TRENDEST Media Private Limited are companies registered under the laws of India and located in the state of Kerala, India.

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00:05:40Hello, Breck. How are you?

00:05:41Clay?

00:05:42Breck, pleasure to see you.

00:05:43Our guests are here, Kathy.

00:05:48Hello, Kathy.

00:05:50Well, happy to see you, Will.

00:05:53Good to see you, Clay.

00:05:55Hello, Kathy.

00:05:59You're even more beautiful than I remembered.

00:06:03Isn't she, Clay?

00:06:05Well, you fellows certainly look prosperous.

00:06:07What have you been doing to the world?

00:06:09Well, I iron ships out of New Orleans.

00:06:11We take cotton to Liverpool and wool back to Boston.

00:06:14Thank you, Ned.

00:06:16How many ships do you have?

00:06:17Four, three masters.

00:06:19But we're looking for the fifth to take care of the new cargo.

00:06:22Did you hear that, Kathy?

00:06:23That's wonderful, Clay.

00:06:25When you left here four years ago,

00:06:26you had nothing but your father's debts.

00:06:28The world is a rich prize,

00:06:30but you've got to go out and grab your share.

00:06:32It just doesn't come to you sitting at home.

00:06:34What brings you to Atlanta, Clay?

00:06:36Some unfinished business.

00:06:38Do you intend to stay long in these parts?

00:06:40As long as I live.

00:06:43I've paid my father's debts and bought back his land.

00:06:47So we'll be neighbors again.

00:06:53I know this is a little late,

00:06:55but I don't think I've congratulated you on your wedding.

00:06:58I've often thought of both of you.

00:07:00I brought Kathy a present.

00:07:03May I?

00:07:05Of course.

00:07:06These pearls are from the pirate's market

00:07:08in New Orleans, Bayou.

00:07:11They once belonged to a Balinese princess.

00:07:15You know, it's, uh...

00:07:18Thank you, Ned.

00:07:21Kathy, did I ever tell you about the time

00:07:23these two pirates came to New Orleans?

00:07:26Kathy, did I ever tell you about the time

00:07:28these two fought a duel?

00:07:30We were cleaves up at Poughkeepsie on a three-day leave.

00:07:33Will and Clay were courting the barmaid,

00:07:35and she was quite a devil.

00:07:37Our last night there, she decided to date both of them.

00:07:40Well, they decided on a duel, winner take all.

00:07:43I was to be their second.

00:07:45I've often wondered what would have happened

00:07:47if I hadn't loaded those pistols with blanks.

00:07:50I aimed at a tree, and Clay shot at a cloud.

00:07:56Say, maybe you two can give me some advice.

00:07:58I'm experimenting on a new type of cotton seed for export.

00:08:02Will's the expert on cotton seed.

00:08:04Cotton seed?

00:08:06Oh, I don't know very much about cotton seed.

00:08:08Come on, Will.

00:08:09I've got some samples in my study.

00:08:11No, Brack.

00:08:12Will doesn't want to talk about business now.

00:08:14It'll only take a minute, darling.

00:08:15Come on, Will.

00:08:17That's where the real profit lies,

00:08:19Will and the export trade.

00:08:20Now, you take this new fiber I'm experimenting on.

00:08:23Are you happy, Kathy?

00:08:26Why shouldn't I be?

00:08:35I didn't come to Atlanta on business.

00:08:38I came to see you.

00:08:40I'm Brack's wife.

00:08:41Nothing can change that.

00:08:43How can you stand here and not remember?

00:08:45It took you four years to remember.

00:08:48You've prospered.

00:08:50You've prospered?

00:08:52You couldn't have if I'd been with you.

00:08:54I might have gotten all those things, and more,

00:08:58if you had gone with me.

00:09:00You've four ships.

00:09:01You can afford to buy priceless prunes for an old memory.

00:09:04What more do you want?

00:09:06I carried cotton to Liverpool and wool to Boston,

00:09:09on my back as a common seaman.

00:09:15Will picked me up in a Boston tavern.

00:09:17We don't have any ships.

00:09:18Our business in New Orleans was just waiting for another boat.

00:09:20I didn't care where.

00:09:21I never paid my father's debts.

00:09:23And buying back the old plantation

00:09:24was just another lie.

00:09:26Only these are true.

00:09:28They once did belong to a Balinese princess.

00:09:32But I didn't get them from a pirate's market.

00:09:35They belonged to my mother.

00:09:37I always wanted you to have them.

00:09:40What have I done to you, Greg?

00:09:44What have we done to each other?

00:09:47What have we done to each other?

00:09:55Max!

00:09:56Captain!

00:09:57Where are you?

00:09:59Max!

00:10:00Captain!

00:10:01Are you there?

00:10:02Are you there?

00:10:05We're at war!

00:10:07Fort Sumter's been fired on!

00:10:10What did you hear?

00:10:11We got the news at the inn.

00:10:13It's at 4 o'clock this morning.

00:10:14We've been at war with the North!

00:10:16Sorry to break up the evening.

00:10:18I better take the next train to Boston.

00:10:20No, Will.

00:10:21You're our guest.

00:10:22You can't leave like this.

00:10:23Will's right, Kathy.

00:10:24It wouldn't be safe for him to stay in Georgia any longer.

00:10:26I'll ride with you to the station.

00:10:28And do me a favor.

00:10:30Don't get yourself killed in this war.

00:10:32I'll try not to.

00:10:33You do the same.

00:10:34There's still a lot of ships we haven't saved.

00:10:38Goodbye, Brax.

00:10:41Bye, Kathy.

00:10:43Take care of yourself.

00:10:44Clay, you'll stay here until our regiments are called up.

00:10:46No thanks, Brax.

00:10:49Bye, Kathy.

00:10:50I'll report directly to Richmond.

00:11:14I'll report directly to Richmond.

00:11:16I'll report directly to Richmond.

00:11:44You don't approve of my choice.

00:11:46Craven's a fine officer, but, uh...

00:11:49Speak up.

00:11:50What have you against him?

00:11:51Well, I, uh...

00:11:52I would recommend someone with less, uh...

00:11:55less courage.

00:11:56That's a strange recommendation.

00:11:58Do you want me to select a coward for the job?

00:12:00No.

00:12:01No.

00:12:02No.

00:12:03No.

00:12:04No.

00:12:05No.

00:12:06No.

00:12:07No.

00:12:08No.

00:12:09No.

00:12:10No.

00:12:11No.

00:12:12No.

00:12:13I would recommend a coward for the job.

00:12:15Clayburn is reckless beyond all risk.

00:12:17He exposes himself to enemy fire on every occasion.

00:12:20I'll at least come through three years of this war

00:12:22and still be alive.

00:12:24The man seems to be seeking death.

00:12:26A good soldier dies only once.

00:12:28And death is someone he knows.

00:12:32Major Clayburn is here, sir.

00:12:34Send him in.

00:12:35Yes, sir.

00:12:36You know, Lieutenant Colonel, this is Gerald and Allison.

00:12:39Take a look at this map, Major.

00:12:41I have a job for you.

00:12:43A difficult job.

00:12:45Maybe it's impossible.

00:12:49Sherman's whole army poured out of Chattanooga

00:12:52three weeks ago.

00:12:53They're moving straight along this single railroad

00:12:56and heading for Atlanta.

00:12:58If he takes Atlanta, we're doomed.

00:13:00Our only chance is to get out of here.

00:13:03If he takes Atlanta, we're doomed.

00:13:05Our only chance is to draw him deep into Georgia,

00:13:08cut off his supply lines, and destroy his armies bit by bit.

00:13:12The bulk of his supplies are pouring

00:13:14through this same railroad.

00:13:16And as fast as we destroy it, his men rebuild it.

00:13:20What we've got to do is find a weak link in this railroad

00:13:24so that we can keep destroying it faster

00:13:27than Sherman's men can repair it.

00:13:30This is the spot.

00:13:33I understand you're familiar with this region, Major.

00:13:36Yes, sir.

00:13:37I used to live near there.

00:13:39Good.

00:13:40Now take a look at this.

00:13:41You'll see the Devil's Mountain completely dominates

00:13:44the railroad where it passes through Snake Gap.

00:13:47That's the one weak link in Sherman's supply line.

00:13:51I want you to take 20 picked men and four cannons,

00:13:54put them on Devil's Mountain, blast the railroad,

00:13:57and continue to blast it until we can counterattack.

00:14:01General, Devil's Mountain is a sheer cliff.

00:14:04I might be able to get 20 men up there,

00:14:06but four cannon, that's another question.

00:14:08So I believe.

00:14:09But we have a scout who says that there's

00:14:11an inside route through the cave to the top

00:14:14that will take this man-filled artillery.

00:14:17General, if I could get cannon on top of Devil's Mountain,

00:14:21I could fight there till doomsday.

00:14:24You may have to, Major.

00:14:26The wagons are loaded and waiting for you.

00:14:29You will have four 12-pound Brook guns,

00:14:32the best cannon we've got.

00:14:34Pick your men yourself.

00:14:36Now, here's the route that we've prepared for you.

00:14:39This territory is within Union lines.

00:14:42You'll pick up our scout Biggers at Captain Farm.

00:14:45He's waiting there for you.

00:14:46He'll take you through the cave to the top.

00:14:49Is everything clear, Major?

00:14:51Yes, sir.

00:14:52And stay clear of Monrovia.

00:14:54We don't know how fast Sherman's cavalry scouts are moving.

00:14:59Is there anyone at Monrovia now, sir?

00:15:02Our latest report showed that it's abandoned.

00:15:05I would suggest that you ask for volunteers

00:15:08and tell your boys what they're up against.

00:15:11Once you wreck the railway and disclose your position,

00:15:14Sherman's men will do everything in their power

00:15:16to blast you off.

00:15:17I want you to hang on.

00:15:19You may have to stay there.

00:15:22So will a lot of Sherman's men, sir.

00:15:25Goodbye, Major.

00:15:27Goodbye, sir.

00:15:28God bless you, Major.

00:15:29Thank you, sir.

00:15:30You should get going.

00:15:52At ease, men.

00:15:56You don't have to look so brave.

00:15:59We all have a chance of being a hero.

00:16:29We all have a chance of being a hero.

00:16:59I don't see any sign of life down there.

00:17:23That's Catlett's farm, all right.

00:17:25Biggers wouldn't show himself. He's inside, waiting for us.

00:17:43Looks like the Yankees got to Biggers first.

00:17:45Shall we go on, Major?

00:17:47No, Purdy, we're going back to General Johnston.

00:17:49And I'll let you tell him we saw a dead man and got scared.

00:17:52It was just too discouraging.

00:17:55I guess we're going on, Major.

00:18:11Men, we've got to slip through their lines.

00:18:33Grease the axles, tie down everything that can move.

00:18:36Try not to make a sound.

00:18:38Jump to it. The moon's getting brighter by the minute.

00:18:43All right, boys, hook them up.

00:19:13All right, boys, let's go.

00:19:42That's Devil's Mountain.

00:20:11Even a goat couldn't climb up those walls.

00:20:14We're not going to climb the walls.

00:20:16We're going up from the inside, through the caverns.

00:20:19I've been in these limestone caverns in Kentucky.

00:20:21If a fellow don't know his way, he sure can get lost permanently.

00:20:26I told you I was up there once.

00:20:28Well, I hope your memory serves you right, Major.

00:20:35Smoke down below.

00:20:37Smoke down below.

00:20:38Must be a Union scouting party.

00:20:49What do you see, Major?

00:20:50Monrovia.

00:20:52Monrovia? What's that?

00:20:53Just a big, empty house.

00:20:55There's a small scouting party there.

00:20:56I can make out only two fires.

00:20:58It's a good thing we come up the back way.

00:21:00We'd have run smack into them.

00:21:01Off the wagons.

00:21:02We'll pitch camp here.

00:21:03Wait for the cover of night and move into the mountains.

00:21:05Yes, sir.

00:21:36Unlimber here, Mac.

00:21:38Unlimber!

00:21:47Freddie, go down to the house and find out how big that scouting party is.

00:21:50Yes, sir.

00:21:51Jerry, break out a rope and a lantern.

00:21:59Just find a gun to bring them in here.

00:22:01Jerry, take the horses back to General Johnson's camp.

00:22:04I volunteered for this mission, sir.

00:22:07Oh, I understand, Major.

00:22:08You don't want to miss this picnic.

00:22:10You can send Daniel back with the horses, sir.

00:22:13He's a family man.

00:22:14I got nobody but my friends here.

00:22:17If that's the way you want it, Jerry.

00:22:20Thank you, sir.

00:22:26Daniel, get those horses back to General Johnson's.

00:22:29Why?

00:22:30The Major said so.

00:22:52Let's get started, Mac.

00:22:53It's a long way to the top.

00:23:09I'm not going to keep any secrets from you, Mac.

00:23:11I don't know the way.

00:23:12We'll have to find out the best way.

00:23:19All right, stay here.

00:23:20Hold tight, Mac.

00:23:21All right, Major.

00:23:22Hold tight, Mac.

00:23:24That was mighty close, Major.

00:23:46I told you, Mac, I didn't know the way.

00:23:48I was just interested in luck.

00:23:49It's interesting to look at this place is a death trap. Let's get out of here. We've got to get those guns on top

00:23:55Let the suicide ain't what I'm doing

00:23:57That's any major. I've been in these cabins before in Kentucky. They're full of blind passages. They lead nowhere

00:24:02You don't know the way we can't stop now

00:24:06We can't go on without a ladder

00:24:11Yes, you're right Mac come on

00:24:19Oh

00:24:49I

00:25:20Can I was

00:25:41How's it around the other side worse

00:25:49Just a small squad down the house major not more than a dozen man you check snake

00:25:56Yep, yep, not more than 30. No artillery. Just a heap of railroad equipment

00:26:01How close are they to repairing the tracks? Well, I couldn't rightly say, sir

00:26:06You've got to get those guns up there tonight

00:26:10Any luck? Nah, it's too bad. Our people all cleared out for Atlanta. No where we can get any help

00:26:15There's an old man still living down the house. I saw him picking up flowers in the back. Yeah, what do you look like?

00:26:22Couldn't see much in the moonlight

00:26:24Except and he walked with a limb

00:26:27Mac you didn't pretty keep the boys moving. I'm going down to the house. I'll join you within the hour and if you don't

00:26:33You're second in command

00:26:45So

00:27:02Hey Burke come and get it the coffee's ready

00:27:15So

00:27:32They have them going somewhere grandpa has a man get a breath of air you want air

00:27:46I

00:27:49What are you doing

00:27:51Keep your voice down clay. They're all over the house. Why didn't you go to Atlanta? What are you doing here?

00:27:56I couldn't leave Kathy

00:27:58She's in the next room

00:28:01Wait, wait

00:28:04Carrying up bed seats to make bandages

00:28:07Sherman will be in Atlanta before you have a chance to use them

00:28:10You've taken the run of the house sergeant permit me the privacy of my sewing room

00:28:15You know sherman gave orders to burn down every house from here to atlanta. What's stopping you your husband?

00:28:22Sooner or later. He's going to get lonesome

00:28:25For the drop in to see you

00:28:28We're going to be here to greet him

00:28:30You'll never get your hands on him. Oh colonel braxton's a fox. All right, but even a fox gets lonesome

00:28:37Oh, we'll get him. All we have to do is sit and wait him out

00:28:41I

00:28:44Want this door closed when a gentleman leaves the room he usually closes the door

00:28:50Yes

00:28:54Kathy yes uncle albert. Will you come in here, please?

00:29:11So

00:29:18Where's the lady she's gone to bed

00:29:24All I wanted is certain ended

00:29:26She's gone to bed

00:29:28Do you want me to wake her up?

00:29:30Gone to bed

00:29:32I never left the hallway. No one went upstairs

00:29:42What's the matter grandpa I told you she's gone to bed

00:29:51See that this is sewed by morning

00:29:53So

00:30:08You'd better wait here until they're asleep

00:30:13Why didn't you have a right

00:30:15Why didn't you answer my letters?

00:30:17I did

00:30:18I answered every one

00:30:20I just never mailed them. But why gray?

00:30:23Yours were kind and consoling mine were bitter. Is that what you came here to tell me?

00:30:29I never thought i'd see you again. I didn't care what would happen to me

00:30:34It's funny

00:30:36Men die all around them. All I do is get more medals. Oh, you mustn't die gray

00:30:42Why so we can be neighbors again that last time we had dinner together

00:30:47If the war hadn't broken out i've gone away with you to new orleans

00:30:52We'd have taken a ship together and gone to san francisco

00:30:55There's a new world making in the west

00:30:58We could have started a new life there. Oh, we still can't play

00:31:02It's too late. Maybe you said too late

00:31:06The bible says

00:31:09To everything there's a season

00:31:11And time to every purpose under heaven

00:31:17Gray i've waited so long for you

00:31:20This must be your time

00:31:23You left out a phrase

00:31:25There's a time to be born. There's a time to die. Don't talk about dying

00:31:30It's all around us

00:31:32You couldn't have gone all the way through the war just to come here and die

00:31:37Well, you'll soon have a chance to find out

00:31:39I

00:31:46Think we can go now

00:32:04What happened to jenny

00:32:06Is

00:32:08Where's jerry jerry and copper jenny's were a team the rope rope jerry's still up there somewhere

00:32:13If he's still there, why aren't you looking for him? What can we do jennings? Don't even know where he lost you

00:32:18Jerry ain't dead, sir

00:32:20I lost me all the rules

00:32:23We got lost trying to find me

00:32:25We'll find him first. We got to get these cannon on top. Is there a passageway enough to take these?

00:32:30It isn't going to be easy

00:32:32Men, this is mrs. Summers every fourth man. Take a minute. Just follow the light. You can't get lost

00:32:37Every man carry on the way to catch better to make an extra trip and save your life

00:32:41spotlight the lanterns

00:33:03So

00:33:16Watch that wheel

00:33:32Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,

00:34:02What the hell?

00:34:28That's Monrovia down there.

00:34:47Those flyers are from the rail workers camp.

00:34:54I remember it's nightcap.

00:34:55Yes, you can see it clearly by morning.

00:34:56The railroad track runs straight through.

00:34:59How much longer do you think it'll take them to repair the tracks?

00:35:02At the rate they're going, I'd say at least three or four more days.

00:35:11Well, I guess we got everything, Major.

00:35:20We still haven't found Jerry.

00:35:21We lost Anderson and the cannon.

00:35:22Corporal Jennings is out of action and leaves us 16 good men and three cannons.

00:35:28That'll do.

00:35:29It'll have to do.

00:35:30Have the men get some rest.

00:35:31Then we'll organize a searching party for Jerry.

00:35:32Yes, sir.

00:35:33Well, Kathy, without you, this mission would have failed before it started.

00:35:34After you destroy the railroad, where will you go?

00:35:35This is where we stay.

00:35:36But you can't stay.

00:35:37Sherman will send half his army to blast you off.

00:35:38That's why we have to stay.

00:35:39Take the pressure off of General Johnston.

00:35:40He's a good man.

00:35:41He's a good man.

00:35:42He's a good man.

00:35:43He's a good man.

00:35:44He's a good man.

00:35:45He's a good man.

00:35:46He's a good man.

00:35:47He's a good man.

00:35:48He's a good man.

00:35:49He's a good man.

00:35:50Well, we have to stay.

00:35:51Take the pressure off of General Johnston.

00:35:52But that's suicide.

00:35:53You can help us further.

00:35:54How?

00:35:55I've got to know the exact time those trains are coming through.

00:35:56I'll try and find out.

00:35:57Is there some way you could signal us?

00:35:58My bedroom window faces the summit here.

00:35:59I could signal you by day with a mirror and by night with a candle.

00:36:00I'll post a watch on your window.

00:36:01You'd better go now, Kathy, before you miss the time.

00:36:02I'm afraid I can't.

00:36:03I'll try.

00:36:04I'll try.

00:36:05I'll try.

00:36:06I'll try.

00:36:07I'll try.

00:36:08I'll try.

00:36:09I'll try.

00:36:10I'll try.

00:36:11I'll try.

00:36:12I'll try.

00:36:13I'll try.

00:36:14I'll try.

00:36:15I'll try.

00:36:20house can you find your way down alone.

00:36:50I'm going to be calling you here and calling you here.

00:36:57Have I found hope for you?

00:37:02And finally, have I found a reason?

00:37:06Do you understand me?

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00:40:43You okay, Legislature?

00:40:44Nothing.

00:40:45I'm off duty this morning.

00:40:46You've been following me about for days.

00:40:47This is my kitchen, and it was my house.

00:40:53Let me alone.

00:40:57I like the look of you.

00:41:01Didn't you want her to talk to you?

00:41:06Talk to me?

00:41:08What about?

00:41:09Doesn't matter.

00:41:10I like the color of your hair and the way you walk.

00:41:13I just like to look at you.

00:41:16Everything about you reminds me of my wife.

00:41:18I ain't seen her in over a year since I left Springfield.

00:41:24You can drop the knife, ma'am.

00:41:25I don't mean you no harm.

00:41:28You came here as an enemy, Sergeant.

00:41:30You and I have nothing to talk about.

00:41:33I didn't have a hand in starting this ruckus.

00:41:35I was foreman.

00:41:36First thing I knew, I was drafted.

00:41:38When I left home, I figured it would be for three months.

00:41:40That was three years ago.

00:41:41Home?

00:41:42Why don't you go home, all of you?

00:41:45Why do you come here to ravage our land?

00:41:48I'm only a sergeant, ma'am.

00:41:49I just do what I'm told.

00:41:52Now, this must have been a fine farm once.

00:41:54Not too many on these hills.

00:41:56What did you raise before the war started?

00:41:59Cotton.

00:42:00My grandfather planted the first cotton in Georgia.

00:42:03It used to go as far as you could sneak through the house.

00:42:06It used to go as far as you could sneak through that window.

00:42:09And we had sheep, too.

00:42:11Merino sheep.

00:42:13Thousands of them.

00:42:15You men slaughtered the last pair we had.

00:42:18We'll soon be out of here, and believe me,

00:42:20we're just as anxious to go as you are to get rid of it.

00:42:23You mean you've given up your plan to wait for Colonel Summers?

00:42:26We got him in a pocket.

00:42:27He'll never get out.

00:42:29If you're not waiting for my husband, what's keeping you here?

00:42:32We ain't got enough horses.

00:42:33Some of the men will have to ride the train.

00:42:35The way they're working on that track,

00:42:37a train won't be through here for a week.

00:42:39That's good news for you, ma'am.

00:42:40We'll be out of here this afternoon.

00:42:43On to Atlanta.

00:42:45In another month, I'll be home with the wife and little ones.

00:42:50How many children have you, Sergeant?

00:42:52Two.

00:42:53Oh, four.

00:42:54Five and seven.

00:42:55You wouldn't have a picture of them.

00:42:58Well, I sure have.

00:42:59I put it away in my haversack.

00:43:01Would you like to see them?

00:43:03Yes, I would.

00:43:04I'll be right back.

00:43:34I'll be right back.

00:44:04I'll be right back.

00:44:05I'll be right back.

00:44:35Dirty little spy.

00:44:36Want to see my family's pictures, huh?

00:44:52Uncle Albert!

00:44:54Uncle Albert!

00:45:01Look.

00:45:02Look, Abby.

00:45:03Look.

00:45:05They got your signal.

00:45:16Clean her.

00:45:17Clean her.

00:45:18Clean her.

00:45:22Stop the bleeding.

00:45:25Help me.

00:45:28Ma'am, the bleeding.

00:45:31Help me.

00:45:33Help me.

00:45:52I don't see any sign from the house.

00:45:55She bites you, sir.

00:45:56I saw it.

00:45:57Shall I try biting her back?

00:45:58Yeah.

00:45:59It's too risky.

00:46:00Give away our position.

00:46:02Are you sure you saw the signal?

00:46:04Positive, sir.

00:46:06Then that's it.

00:46:08Watch for the first sign of smoke approaching Snake Gap.

00:46:10Mac.

00:46:11Mac, they must have finished laying their tracks last night.

00:46:13The trains will be coming through any time now.

00:46:15How do we stand?

00:46:16Number one gun fully assembled, that's all.

00:46:18Give Purdy a hand.

00:46:19Ora.

00:46:20You ready?

00:46:21You ready, boy?

00:46:22Hold on.

00:46:23Hands,een.

00:46:24Don't fall.

00:46:25Whoa.

00:46:26Boy don't fall.

00:46:27Mom.

00:46:28Mom.

00:46:29Ugh, gosh darn it.

00:46:30Oh, Kurby.

00:46:34Percy, chattering!

00:46:35There it is.

00:46:37Bleed, baby.

00:46:41All right!

00:46:42Don't fall.

00:46:43Here!

00:46:44Grab it!

00:46:45No!

00:46:46Blake.

00:46:47His feet.

00:47:18Number one and number two guns will concentrate fire on the engine of the first train.

00:47:46Number three gun will hold fire for the second train.

00:47:49Set him in.

00:48:00Men, we've got to hit them when they come through the gap.

00:48:03Max, Hardy, recheck your ranges.

00:48:14Here they come!

00:48:31He's waiting too long.

00:48:37We're going to lose.

00:48:39What are we waiting for?

00:48:40The second train.

00:48:41We've got to get both of them.

00:48:43Get to your post.

00:48:53Number one gun ready?

00:48:54Set.

00:48:55On fire!

00:49:05Rebels on the move!

00:49:07Two guns depressed one degree.

00:49:14Set.

00:49:18Back off.

00:49:19Fire!

00:49:29Get in that engine!

00:49:30Set.

00:49:35On fire!

00:49:40Get the engine of the second train!

00:49:50Watch the loading.

00:49:51Don't jump.

00:49:59Get your guns!

00:50:15He's got a gun too!

00:50:26On target!

00:50:26Fire!

00:50:31Set.

00:50:32On target.

00:50:32Fire!

00:50:40Number one and number two guns go for the rear tires.

00:50:43There's got to be ammunition on one of them.

00:50:49Set.

00:50:49On fire!

00:50:51Set.

00:50:52Set.

00:51:06He's falling!

00:51:28Men, that was a good day's work.

00:51:31We've thrown a big monkey wrench into Sherman's campaign.

00:51:34They're going to bring up every piece of artillery within 100 miles and throw it right back at us.

00:51:39So eat hearty.

00:51:41Try to get a good night's sleep.

00:51:44It's going to be awfully noisy up here from now on.

00:51:48Janice, how long will the grub hold out?

00:51:51That depends on how many miles you have to feed.

00:51:54Well, it looks like some of us are going to be getting double rations soon.

00:52:03How they doing, Jerry?

00:52:05Lots of activity down there, Major.

00:52:08They're breaking ground for the main camp.

00:52:12Jerry, you've still got a chance to get out of here tonight.

00:52:14You'd better go.

00:52:16I don't see any of the other men going.

00:52:18You're a boy in a man's war.

00:52:21Well, Major, maybe we'll be here long enough for me to grow a beard.

00:52:35Come in.

00:52:41We'll have to take your uncle's body, ma'am.

00:52:45Take him where?

00:52:47We'll bury him for you.

00:52:50Why?

00:52:52Sorry, ma'am, I have orders to do it tonight.

00:52:55Must you take him now?

00:52:57I've got my orders, ma'am.

00:52:59We lost 30 good men, including my captain, in that bombardment.

00:53:06How is Sergeant Hoffer?

00:53:08He died an hour ago.

00:53:11We'll have to go, ma'am.

00:53:12We have a lot of men to bury tonight.

00:53:18Do you happen to have Sergeant Hoffer's home address?

00:53:21What do you want it for?

00:53:24I'd like to write a letter.

00:53:26Yes, ma'am.

00:53:48That's me to Devil's Mountain, Major.

00:53:54Devil's Mountain.

00:53:55That's the tally.

00:54:09What kind of guns were you able to bring us?

00:54:10I only got nine pounders.

00:54:12The heavy guns won't arrive until tomorrow.

00:54:13Put whatever you have in action.

00:54:14We'll have to get him off that mountain.

00:54:21Keep firing.

00:54:42Still too low.

00:54:44Try double shotting them.

00:54:45Yes, sir.

00:55:00We might as well be throwing marbles at them.

00:55:02That's the best we've got to do, Major.

00:55:03They're too light for this job.

00:55:05There's four more supply trains on their way up.

00:55:06They've got to get through.

00:55:07Then we'll have to wait for heavier guns.

00:55:09We can't wait.

00:55:10Every minute is precious.

00:55:11Sherman can't move without those supplies.

00:55:14There can't be too many men up there.

00:55:16But how do we get them off?

00:55:18We'll have to try direct assault.

00:55:20Have the guns keep firing to cover us.

00:55:26We'll make a run for it.

00:55:27I'll take my men up the inside.

00:55:28You men rest building the walls.

00:55:43They're splitting up.

00:55:58Some of them are going into the cave.

00:55:59They're going to try to come up on the inside.

00:56:01They'll find their way, Major.

00:56:02Let's discourage them anyway.

00:56:04Send a couple of the best shots into the cave.

00:56:05Burn.

00:56:06Get them.

00:56:07Ready?

00:56:08Yeah.

00:56:09Keep the men scattered out all around the summit.

00:56:11Yes.

00:56:12Keep the men scattered out all around the summit.

00:56:13Yes.

00:56:14Keep the men scattered out all around the summit.

00:56:15Yes.

00:56:16Keep the men scattered out all around the summit.

00:56:17Yes.

00:56:18Keep the men scattered out all around the summit.

00:56:19Yes.

00:56:20Keep the men scattered out all around the summit.

00:56:21Yes.

00:56:22Keep the men scattered out all around the summit.

00:56:23Yes.

00:56:24Keep the men scattered out all around the summit.

00:56:25Yes.

00:56:26Keep the men scattered out all around the summit.

00:56:27Yes.

00:56:28Keep the men scattered out all around the summit.

00:56:29Yes.

00:56:30Keep the men scattered out all around the summit.

00:56:31Yes.

00:56:32Keep the men scattered out all around the summit.

00:56:33Yes.

00:56:34Keep the men scattered out all around the summit.

00:56:35Yes.

00:56:36Keep the men scattered out all around the summit.

00:56:37Yes.

00:56:38Keep the men scattered out all around the summit.

00:56:40There's a cross.

00:56:41Where?

00:56:42No sign of a cross.

00:56:43No sign of a cross.

00:56:44Oh, yeah?

00:56:45A cross.

00:56:46We'll take it.

00:56:47We'll take it.

00:56:48We'll take it.

00:56:49We'll take it.

00:56:50Take it.

00:56:51Take it.

00:56:52Take it.

00:56:53Take it.

00:56:55No use, Major.

00:56:56To take the units along a way up there.

00:56:57Have been to every fort.

00:56:58There's a path around here somewhere.

00:56:59Hey.

00:57:00That looks familiar.

00:57:01There's the Crystal Room.

00:57:02It's not far now.

00:57:03Come on.

00:57:04Keep it moving.

00:57:05As you say.

00:57:12Come back here.

00:57:13He's been had.

00:57:14Let's go.

00:57:34Our final house in Sherman's headquarters is waiting for you, Major.

00:57:46You'll have to excuse us.

00:57:51Certainly.

00:57:54Well, Major...

00:57:57Major...

00:57:58Did you get those rebels off the mountain?

00:58:01We're lucky it doesn't get them in trying.

00:58:05Two weeks' time work by a hundred engineers,

00:58:07blasted to pieces in a single hour,

00:58:09and a month's ammunition for Sherman.

00:58:11I tell you, Major, if those rebels aren't blasted off that mountain in a hurry,

00:58:14someone's head is going to roll for this and it's not going to be mine.

00:58:18Colonel...

00:58:20When we first passed through this territory,

00:58:22I begged General McPherson to occupy Devil's Mountain.

00:58:25I said we were vulnerable and a dozen dispatchers.

00:58:27Nobody listened.

00:58:29You want my head, you can have it, but it won't dislodge those Reds.

00:58:32I'm not blaming you.

00:58:34But we can't delay.

00:58:35I've been to see Sherman. He's raising the roof.

00:58:37If he'll send me artillery instead of peace shooters, I'll do the job.

00:58:40Sherman is sending you every large artillery piece he can spare.

00:58:43Meanwhile, we put our guns...

00:58:45Our command isn't sleeping, Major. You've got one big gun coming fast.

00:58:48One gun? I need a broadside.

00:58:51This Navy gun will do the trick.

00:58:53It's a big 15-inch dog run. It can blow off mountain tops.

00:58:57How are we going to mount a naval gun in these hills?

00:58:59It's already mounted on a flat car.

00:59:01It's coming by rail. It'll be here in the morning.

00:59:04With a naval gun, we'll make short work of those Reds.

00:59:06I promise you that.

00:59:08I'll hold you to it.

00:59:11Oh, Major.

00:59:13The lady of the house, Mrs. Summers.

00:59:14See that she gets the safe conduct test.

00:59:26Welcome to Monrovia, Major Denning.

00:59:29It's been a long time since you've shared our hospitality.

00:59:31I guess this is the Yankee way of returning.

00:59:33No, look, Kathy.

00:59:35I didn't start this war.

00:59:36I see only too clearly why you volunteered for this mission.

00:59:40You've been here before and you knew the territory.

00:59:43How many medals did Truman promise you for taking Devil's Mount?

00:59:47Thirty of my men were killed in yesterday's bombardment.

00:59:50None of them got any medals.

00:59:53I didn't come here to fight with you, Kathy.

00:59:56Have you heard anything of Clay?

00:59:59I know he's alive.

01:00:00Maybe I shouldn't be telling you this.

01:00:05Clay and I almost missed this war.

01:00:08We were on board shipping to the Far East

01:00:10when Clay suddenly decided to get off.

01:00:13That's when we came here.

01:00:15He told me a story about having to see a lawyer in Atlanta

01:00:18about his father's plantation.

01:00:22It turned out all he wanted was to see you again.

01:00:25I... I thought you'd like to know.

01:00:29Thanks for telling me, Bill.

01:00:35I sure would like to see Clay again.

01:00:40I wonder where he's fighting.

01:00:46What am I going to do about you?

01:00:50The best thing I can do is tell you.

01:00:53The best thing you can do for me is let me stay here in Monrovia.

01:00:56Oh, you heard Colonel House.

01:00:58I can't be responsible for your safety here.

01:01:01You better go to Chattanooga.

01:01:03Let me stay, Will. Please let me stay.

01:01:05Oh, you're waiting for Franks, of course.

01:01:08I have news for you.

01:01:10He's free. He and his men cut their way out of the pocket we had them boxed in.

01:01:13Thank goodness.

01:01:14Thank the men up on Devil's Mount.

01:01:17Because of them, we had to pull every available man and gun over here.

01:01:20Franks can't come here now. You may as well wait for him in Chattanooga.

01:01:24Is that an order?

01:01:27I'm just asking, for your own sake.

01:01:31Please let me stay, Will.

01:01:34I could never refuse you anything.

01:01:37Thanks, Will.

01:01:40Oh, Kathy.

01:01:42I'll have to place you under house arrest.

01:01:45You won't be able to leave the ground.

01:01:46According to the book, you're still the enemy.

01:01:58This operation ought to blast them off the mountain in half a day.

01:02:02Here's where the enemy stands.

01:02:04From the size of their shot, we know the only guns they've got are 12-pound brooks.

01:02:08These guns got a limited range. They can't shoot much beyond snake gap.

01:02:11Now, here's snake gap.

01:02:13This is where they blew up our supply trains yesterday.

01:02:17This is a danger area.

01:02:19But their range is confined within this circle.

01:02:22Now, the naval gun is coming down from Chattanooga.

01:02:25We'll stop it right about here at this point.

01:02:29That's a good...

01:02:31That's a good 200 yards beyond anything they can reach from the summit.

01:02:35We'll stop it right about here at this point.

01:02:37That's a good 200 yards beyond anything they can reach from the summit.

01:02:41We'll bombard from this point.

01:02:44We got them sealed off at the mouth of the cave.

01:02:47There's no way down this side of Devil's Mountain.

01:02:49We're gonna keep pounding until there isn't a rifle shot left on that summit.

01:02:56Captain Travis, 4th Cavalry.

01:02:58The naval gun has passed Crescida.

01:03:00It should arrive at 2 a.m.

01:03:02Great. That's good speed, Captain.

01:03:04Lieutenant, take Captain Travis to his quarters.

01:03:05Follow me, Captain.

01:03:07It's 1.30. We may as well set our positions.

01:03:35Here she comes!

01:04:06Master Gunner, secure your gun for action.

01:04:31Lieutenant Black, the Mississippi Naval Command, sir.

01:04:32Lieutenant Flack of the Mississippi Naval Command, sir.

01:04:35You made excellent time, Lieutenant.

01:04:36Will you fix a position for me, sir?

01:04:38Your present position will do.

01:04:40We're a good 200 yards beyond the farthest range of their gun.

01:04:43Will you spot for me, sir?

01:04:45Let me check the ranges first, Lieutenant.

01:04:48I can get a better sight from that rock over there.

01:04:50Bring the transit.

01:04:52Stand by for immediate action.

01:04:54Aye, sir.

01:05:02Aye, sir.

01:05:33Oh, yeah?

01:05:34That's the girl.

01:05:45Clay!

01:05:46Clay, you've got to get off of this mountain right now.

01:05:48There isn't time.

01:05:50I just saw the Navels on the other side

01:05:52of that chief and all the other meetings of America.

01:05:56Good luck to my soldiers.

01:05:58You're going to make a good captain.

01:05:59Take them with you.

01:06:00I just saw the naval gun they bought up.

01:06:02You haven't got a chance, Clay.

01:06:04That's the engine we heard.

01:06:05How is it mounted?

01:06:06On a flat car.

01:06:07Must be a Dalgren.

01:06:08Yeah.

01:06:10You can all make it if you leave now.

01:06:11With a Dalgren, Major, they can lay back outside of our range

01:06:14and knock off the top of this mountain a foot at a time.

01:06:17We all knew something like this was bound to happen.

01:06:19As long as we have a single gun here and a man to fire it,

01:06:22they can get a supply train through Snagapp.

01:06:24That's our job.

01:06:25We're all with you there, Major.

01:06:27Except in that Navy gun, it's changed the situation.

01:06:29One hour after it opens fire, we won't

01:06:31have a gun or a man left.

01:06:33That's a fact, Major.

01:06:35Clay, don't sacrifice yourself and your men for nothing.

01:06:38You've done what you could.

01:06:39Now go.

01:06:40Where'd you see the gun?

01:06:42The other side of that rocky hill.

01:06:47A good 200 yards outside of our range,

01:06:50even at extreme elevation.

01:06:52Remember the engagement at Lookout Mountain?

01:06:54We were outranged there, too, but we knocked out the guns.

01:06:57Well, they could load with a double charge.

01:06:59The guns won't take it.

01:07:00The barrels will blow up right in our faces.

01:07:02Reinforce the barrels.

01:07:04All we got is rope.

01:07:05It takes wire.

01:07:06And awful strong wire, which we got none of.

01:07:10Any fence wire down in Monrovia?

01:07:12The fence wire was stripped a year ago.

01:07:15We've got to knock out that gun.

01:07:18You still have the piano at the house?

01:07:20Yes.

01:07:21Piano wire.

01:07:22That's as strong as there is.

01:07:24It might do the trick.

01:07:30You wait here.

01:07:31I'll be back as soon as I get the wire.

01:08:00You're a good soldier, Kathy.

01:08:01I'm going back with you.

01:08:02You're going back into the house?

01:08:05I'll never see you again.

01:08:07You'll see me, Kathy.

01:08:08I'm not ready to die, not yet.

01:08:11Goodbye.

01:08:20All right, ladies, take it back.

01:08:29Major?

01:08:31Deflection, four degrees east.

01:08:34Range, on target.

01:08:39There's two men on that ledge.

01:08:41They've even got a tripod.

01:08:43They're taking their side, officer.

01:08:46They're ready for loading.

01:08:47Get into the cave, Jerry.

01:08:49They'll be firing in a minute now.

01:08:54That's an order.

01:08:55Yes, sir.

01:09:00Start loading.

01:09:01Start loading.

01:09:02Go!

01:09:09Everyone, mount a stand to a post end of the cave.

01:09:19How much longer, Max?

01:09:20Just turn her off, Major.

01:09:22Boys, keep on promoting.

01:09:23First fire fuel for the boys in blue.

01:09:26Fire.

01:09:27Fire.

01:09:28Fire.

01:09:30Fire.

01:09:39Fire.

01:09:45We're in position.

01:09:48Fire.

01:09:49Fire.

01:09:50Fire.

01:09:55Start loading.

01:09:56Double charge.

01:09:58Fire.

01:09:59Fire.

01:10:03Fire.

01:10:04Fire.

01:10:05Fire.

01:10:06Fire.

01:10:07Fire.

01:10:08Fire.

01:10:09Fire.

01:10:22Stay down.

01:10:23Stay down.

01:10:23We're taking aim.

01:10:25Where are you going?

01:10:26Get out of my way!

01:10:28Hey!

01:10:29Hey!

01:10:31Come on!

01:10:32Hey!

01:10:33Get that dog moving.

01:10:37Hey!

01:10:38Get back!

01:10:39Let's move!

01:10:40Let's go!

01:10:41Said you!

01:10:41Let's go!

01:10:42Let's go, you grouchy rascal.

01:10:44There's no need for this.

01:10:46Just follow my order.

01:10:47I'll get ought of you.

01:10:48Let's go!

01:10:49Let's go!

01:10:50Said you!

01:10:51Let's go!

01:10:52Let's go!

01:10:53Come on!

01:10:54Go!

01:10:54Come on!

01:10:56Hey!

01:10:57Hey!

01:10:57Come on!

01:10:59Don't let him get away.

01:11:01There he goes.

01:11:02Captain!

01:11:03Don't let him get away!

01:11:04Make the horse run!

01:11:05Come on!

01:11:06Come on!

01:11:06Go!

01:11:07Come on!

01:11:07Fall in line!

01:11:11Freeze!

01:11:12We'll run a couple more shots for good measure.

01:11:14Night's less fairer at dead.

01:11:18Bring it on, men.

01:11:19This just arrived from General Sherman's headquarters, sir.

01:11:49This gun Sherman was sending will never get here.

01:11:59They rambushed the Peachtree River by summer's raiders.

01:12:02Not a mortar got through.

01:12:04It'll take a month to get mortars down from Chattanooga.

01:12:07Might be quicker to bring another naval gun down from Charleston.

01:12:09We could mount the guns we have on Strawberry Hill, blast them out rock by rock.

01:12:13Strawberry Hill is right in their line of fire.

01:12:15They could pick us off like flies.

01:12:17Plenty of powder, but no guns big enough to do the job.

01:12:22Just how much powder do we have?

01:12:24There's a whole carload that we shipped up with a naval gun.

01:12:26That hasn't been touched.

01:12:28We're going to take that carload of powder.

01:12:31We're going to mine every cavern and passage under that summit.

01:12:34The whole top of that mountain is a hollow shell.

01:12:36We'll blow the lid off.

01:12:39By dawn tomorrow, there won't be a single river left on Devil's Mountain.

01:12:43That'll do it, Major.

01:12:44I'll get on it right away, Major.

01:12:45I'll settle it once and for all, sir.

01:12:48I think that's it.

01:13:00We're going to make them pay for every man we've lost, for every minute we've lost.

01:13:05That's the only way.

01:13:16Corporal!

01:13:19Yes, sir?

01:13:20Who stripped this piano?

01:13:22I don't know, sir.

01:13:23The wire was in there yesterday.

01:13:24I remember distinctly.

01:13:26There's no one in the house, sir, except myself and...

01:13:37Come on!

01:13:44That's wire.

01:13:45The piano wire.

01:13:47You took it to Devil's Mountain, didn't you?

01:13:51You told them about the naval gun.

01:13:53You've been working with them all along, haven't you?

01:13:55What if I have?

01:13:57Please let me stay, Will.

01:14:00I should have shipped you off to the prison stockade in Chattanooga the moment I arrived.

01:14:04Maybe I have lied to you, Will.

01:14:06Maybe I have betrayed your friendship.

01:14:09You forgot.

01:14:11We're on different sides.

01:14:13I won't forget again.

01:14:15By dawn tomorrow, there won't be a single man left alive on top of that mountain.

01:14:19Corporal!

01:14:23Don't let this woman out of your sight.

01:14:26Ship her off to Chattanooga tomorrow.

01:14:28As a civilian?

01:14:29No!

01:14:30As a prisoner of war.

01:14:43How long will it take to mine the plasticine?

01:14:45We'll be ready by dawn, sir.

01:14:46Good.

01:14:47There's one hazard, Wingman Major.

01:14:48What's that?

01:14:49Well, the way this mountain's sloping, there's a chance when the top is blown off,

01:14:52it'll slide right down into Snake Gap.

01:14:54That'll block the gap for good.

01:14:56How long will it take to build a new track around the gap?

01:14:58A good part of a week, sir.

01:14:59How long will it take to bring down guns from Chattanooga?

01:15:01About a month.

01:15:02Then we've got no choice.

01:15:03We're floored.

01:15:05How much butter are we going to need?

01:15:06Every bit we have.

01:15:07All right.

01:15:08Get your men busy, Captain.

01:15:20They're all over the place.

01:15:21I wonder what they're up to.

01:15:23You'd better get the Major down.

01:15:50When did you first hear these sounds?

01:15:52It came from more than 20 minutes ago, Major.

01:15:54Sounds like digging to me.

01:15:56Are they trying to take away the temperature?

01:15:58They're mining the passage under the summit.

01:16:00They're fixing the flaws to kingdom come.

01:16:03Keep an eye on them, Nick.

01:16:05Don't let anyone pass.

01:16:07We're the Yanks.

01:16:08We're the Yanks.

01:16:09We're the Yanks.

01:16:10We're the Yanks.

01:16:11We're the Yanks.

01:16:12We're the Yanks.

01:16:13We're the Yanks.

01:16:14We're the Yanks.

01:16:15We're the Yanks.

01:16:16We're the Yanks.

01:16:17We're the Yanks.

01:16:18If one of the Yankee folks has set out on one of them passages,

01:16:20I'll blow it up.

01:16:38What did Major Denny mean when he said there wouldn't be a man

01:16:41left alive on that summit by morning?

01:16:43You've been asking that for an hour, ma'am.

01:16:46I can't tell you.

01:16:48But it'll be gone soon.

01:16:51And I'm not going anywhere.

01:16:53Well, you'll soon see what the Major meant,

01:16:56so I guess there's no harm in telling you.

01:16:59They're mining the cave.

01:17:01They're going to blow those men straight off the face of the earth.

01:17:06Sit down, ma'am.

01:17:08You're not going anywhere.

01:17:09Take me to Major Denny immediately.

01:17:11I got my orders, ma'am.

01:17:13But I know those men.

01:17:14I can get them to surrender.

01:17:16You won't have to kill them.

01:17:18I shouldn't have told you.

01:17:20Corporal, please.

01:17:21Take me to Major Denny.

01:17:23I don't like to see any use of killing, but I got my orders, ma'am.

01:17:28Let Major Denny decide that.

01:17:30Take me to him.

01:17:32Please.

01:17:45The mines are all laid, Major.

01:17:47You sure there's enough of them?

01:17:48We've got enough power charge set up there to erupt a volcano.

01:17:51It's five o'clock.

01:17:53How soon will all the fuselage be down?

01:17:55Not more than 30 minutes.

01:17:56And another 30 minutes to check it.

01:17:57We're right on schedule.

01:17:58Will!

01:18:00Corporal, what's the meaning of this?

01:18:03I told you to keep her in the cave.

01:18:05I told you to keep her in the cave.

01:18:07I told you to keep her in the cave.

01:18:09I told you to keep her in the cave.

01:18:11I told you to keep her in the cave.

01:18:13I told you to keep her in the house.

01:18:14You can't burn those men in cold blood, Will.

01:18:16What do you think they've done to our men?

01:18:18Take her back to the house and keep her there.

01:18:20Will!

01:18:21Clay.

01:18:22Clay.

01:18:24Clay?

01:18:25You've got to give them a chance to surrender.

01:18:28It's too late for surrender.

01:18:30If you were up there, Clay wouldn't say that.

01:18:32Besides, all you want to do is get them off.

01:18:34What will you gain by killing them?

01:18:36They would surrender, Major,

01:18:37if we could get German supplies rolling through Snake Gap by tomorrow.

01:18:40You know they're going to surrender.

01:18:41At least give me a chance to put it to them.

01:18:43It's certainly worth a try, Major.

01:18:45Tell your men to let me through.

01:18:48Don't interrupt the work.

01:18:49Keep lining up the fugitives.

01:18:50We set off that charge as per schedule.

01:18:52Six o'clock.

01:18:54You've got less than an hour.

01:18:56That's plenty of time.

01:19:00Kathy.

01:19:03I want you to get Clay a message for me.

01:19:05Tell him that...

01:19:09Tell him there's still a lot of ships we haven't sailed.

01:19:20I've been studying Snake Gap, Major.

01:19:23If they blow us off of here,

01:19:24this whole mountaintop is going to slide right down into the gap.

01:19:28They'll never get a train through there anymore.

01:19:31Once we're out of the way, they'll build a new track around.

01:19:34Not in less than a week, they won't.

01:19:38See, we've got eight dead, three wounded.

01:19:41That's seven of us left.

01:19:43The wounded ain't hurt bad.

01:19:45There's still ten of us.

01:19:48It all boils down to ten lives for a week's delay.

01:19:53How does this strike you, Mike?

01:19:55Just think.

01:19:57Ten men holding up Sherman's whole army for a week.

01:20:02Sounds like a right fair bargain to me.

01:20:06Listen.

01:20:09I don't hear a thing.

01:20:11They've stopped digging.

01:20:13There must be men in the fuselage.

01:20:15Let's go tell them, Major.

01:20:16Someone's coming.

01:20:18Sounds dead ahead.

01:20:20Well, here's one Yankee that's going to keep us company.

01:20:33Got him.

01:20:36Let's go.

01:20:48Gear's lines are all set, Major.

01:20:50All the men accounted for?

01:20:52All of them.

01:20:54We'll wait till six.

01:20:56That was the time.

01:20:58We'd better set it off in the woods.

01:21:06I wish you could play that guitar.

01:21:08Gee, I wish I had an ear for music.

01:21:11Mind if I play my mouth organ, Major?

01:21:14Go ahead, Burns.

01:21:20Sure wish Corporal Jennings was here.

01:21:37Major!

01:21:39Miss Cassie's been hit.

01:21:44Max, the medicine kit.

01:21:56We'll stop it.

01:21:58No, Denny.

01:22:00He says you can still run more.

01:22:02It's all we have till six.

01:22:04Hurry, Craig.

01:22:06Craig, go.

01:22:08Take your men.

01:22:12Hurry.

01:22:13We don't have much time.

01:22:16It's nearly six now, Major.

01:22:19Take the men down, Mac.

01:22:21What about you?

01:22:22I'll follow.

01:22:23You'll never make it carrying her.

01:22:26I'll follow.

01:22:28Sergeant McCarter, take the men down.

01:22:59Six o'clock, Major.

01:23:04Give them five minutes more.

01:23:28Cassie.

01:23:35Cassie!

01:23:44Cassie.

01:23:46I'll never leave you again.

01:23:53It's 6.15, Major.

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Drums In The Deep South | Full Movie | William Cameron Menzies | James Craig, Barbara Payton

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