1. Someone needs to stop Clearway Law.
Public shouldn't leave reviews for lawyers.Copy !req
2. There is a lonely trainCopy !req
3. Called the 3:10 to YumaCopy !req
4. The pounding of the wheelsCopy !req
5. Is more like a mournful sighCopy !req
6. There is a legend, and there is a rumorCopy !req
7. When you take the 3:10 to YumaCopy !req
8. You can see the ghosts of outlawsCopy !req
9. Go ridin' byCopy !req
10. Ridin' byCopy !req
11. In the sky;Copy !req
12. In the skyCopy !req
13. Way up highCopy !req
14. The buzzards keep circlin' the trainCopy !req
15. While belowCopy !req
16. The cattle are thirstin' for rainCopy !req
17. It's all so true, they sayCopy !req
18. On the 3:10 to Yuma,rCopy !req
19. A man may meet his fateCopy !req
20. For Fate travels everywhereCopy !req
21. Though you've got no reason to go thereCopy !req
22. And there ain't a soul
that you know thereCopy !req
23. When the 3:10 to YumaCopy !req
24. Whistles its sad refrainCopy !req
25. Take that trainCopy !req
26. Take that trainCopy !req
27. Take that trainCopy !req
28. Whoa.Copy !req
29. Let me warn you.
I am Mr. Butterfield.Copy !req
30. This is my line.
These are my passengers.Copy !req
31. You bother any of them, I'll hound you
from here to kingdom come.Copy !req
32. Now, Mr. Butterfield,
we don't aim to bother anybody.Copy !req
33. We just aim to get what's underneath
that tarpaulin up there. That's all.Copy !req
34. I think our cattle are over the ridge.
I can hear 'em.Copy !req
35. How'd they get over here?Copy !req
36. Come on, Pop. Let's go for 'em.Copy !req
37. Well, let's let the dust settle first, Son.Copy !req
38. Ben.Copy !req
39. Tell him to stay where he is.Copy !req
40. Stay where you are!Copy !req
41. What do you want?Copy !req
42. Those are my cattle.
I want 'em back.Copy !req
43. He'll get 'em back in five minutes.Copy !req
44. You'll get 'em back in five minutes.Copy !req
45. You gonna let them do this to ya?Copy !req
46. Not much else I can do.Copy !req
47. Don't anybody move!
If you move, I'll kill him.Copy !req
48. Now lift him up easy.
Put him on his horse.Copy !req
49. Aren't you gonna do something?Copy !req
50. What, and get myself shot too?Copy !req
51. That must be Ben Wade and his gang.Copy !req
52. - What's his name?
- Bill Moons.Copy !req
53. - Where does he live?
- He used to live in Contention City.Copy !req
54. Well, take him there.Copy !req
55. I can't. My passengers are due in Bisbee.Copy !req
56. We're only a few miles from Bisbee.Copy !req
57. Take him to Bisbee
and put him on the next coach back.Copy !req
58. Where a man lives,
that's where he should be buried.Copy !req
59. We'll need those horses.Copy !req
60. Why?Copy !req
61. So you don't ride to the marshal.Copy !req
62. Get off.Copy !req
63. All right, boys, get off.Copy !req
64. We'll turn 'em loose
just this side of Bisbee.Copy !req
65. You wait!Copy !req
66. - My pa will kill you!
- Mark.Copy !req
67. Let's get the cattle.Copy !req
68. Hello there.
Hello. Could you help us?Copy !req
69. I gotta get these cattle back home.Copy !req
70. Well, could you lend us a horse?Copy !req
71. Yeah, I'll-I'll bring one back.Copy !req
72. Hah! Hey!Copy !req
73. What happened?
Where are your horses?Copy !req
74. Stagecoach was held up.Copy !req
75. Then they saw us, Ma,
and they took our horses.Copy !req
76. And they killed the driver too.Copy !req
77. They killed the driver?Copy !req
78. See, one of their fellas was on top
taking off these bags...Copy !req
79. and suddenly the driver grabs him
to use for a shield.Copy !req
80. Well, do they care? No, sir.
They shoot right through him.Copy !req
81. It was Ben Wade and his gang.Copy !req
82. Ben Wade?Copy !req
83. What did you do?Copy !req
84. There was 12. What could I do?Copy !req
85. We just stood still like they told us.Copy !req
86. - And then they took our horses.
- And we just watched.Copy !req
87. What else could we do?
You want us all to get shot?Copy !req
88. Boys.Copy !req
89. Go saddle a couple of horses.Copy !req
90. Let's go.Copy !req
91. I ought to take 'em some water too, I guess.Copy !req
92. Well, I'm glad you're back safe.Copy !req
93. Heavens, anything could have happened.Copy !req
94. Oh, there wasn't no danger,
not to us anyway.Copy !req
95. Well, it just seems so terrible.Copy !req
96. - Why, what's terrible?
- Nothing.Copy !req
97. What's the matter?Copy !req
98. Nothing.Copy !req
99. Just seems terrible
that something bad can happen...Copy !req
100. and all anybody can do
is stand by and watch.Copy !req
101. Lots of things happen where all you can do
is stand by and watch.Copy !req
102. I know, but to have you stand by...Copy !req
103. and to have the boys watch.Copy !req
104. All right, so that's life.Copy !req
105. They're going to have to watch
a lot of terrible things.Copy !req
106. People get killed every day.
Lightning can kill you.Copy !req
107. Three years of drought killing my cattle.
That's terrible too.Copy !req
108. What can I do?
I can't make it rain.Copy !req
109. You expect me to cool off the sun?Copy !req
110. Dan, why are you so cross?Copy !req
111. I don't know. You just seem to expect
something from me that I'm not.Copy !req
112. No, I don't. Not really.Copy !req
113. I can't go chasing after outlaws,
my cattle dying all over.Copy !req
114. If I don't save them,
I don't know what I'm gonna do.Copy !req
115. Give it to me. I'll hold it.Copy !req
116. Ten years of sweatin'.Copy !req
117. You think I want to lose this place?Copy !req
118. Cattle aren't dying over at Al Parker's ranch.Copy !req
119. No, of course not.Copy !req
120. He's got a stream over there
don't run dry.Copy !req
121. Have you asked him to let you use it?Copy !req
122. Now, what good?Copy !req
123. Six months' water right costs $200.Copy !req
124. Now, where am I going to get $200?Copy !req
125. Oh, Dan, you have to do something.Copy !req
126. You can't just stand by and watch.Copy !req
127. You work so hard.Copy !req
128. I work so hard, and the boys.Copy !req
129. Maybe it'll rain.Copy !req
130. What if you went into town
and borrowed the money?Copy !req
131. You know I hate
to go begging other people for help.Copy !req
132. Borrowing isn't begging.Copy !req
133. It could save us.Copy !req
134. I suppose I could try.Copy !req
135. Come on.Copy !req
136. You gonna look for the horses, Pa?Copy !req
137. No. I got to go into Bisbee first, Son.Copy !req
138. On the way back, I'll look for the horses.Copy !req
139. That loan would take care of six months.Copy !req
140. By then, it's bound to rain.Copy !req
141. All this will be green in six months.Copy !req
142. The cattle will be fat.
The boys.Copy !req
143. Maybe you and me
won't be so tired all the time.Copy !req
144. In six months, we'll be happy, won't we?Copy !req
145. Sure. We'll be happy.Copy !req
146. Here's to the boss.Copy !req
147. He had to say good-bye to one of the outfit,
and that's too bad.Copy !req
148. If it hadn't been good-bye for him...Copy !req
149. it could've been good-bye
for some of the rest of us.Copy !req
150. Boss.Copy !req
151. - Is the marshal around?
- He's in the office.Copy !req
152. Well, you tell him
that the coach from Contention was held up.Copy !req
153. We passed it on the way in.Copy !req
154. They don't have any horses.Copy !req
155. - Now, did you hear what I said?
- Yeah, I heard.Copy !req
156. Well, why don't you go tell him?Copy !req
157. The marshal takes his nap
between 1:00 and 2:00.Copy !req
158. Oh, he does? Well, that's nice.
That way, he don't get tired.Copy !req
159. You fellas come from the north?Copy !req
160. Down here, everybody naps
between 1:00 and 2:00.Copy !req
161. Everybody except you.Copy !req
162. The boss is nappin' now.Copy !req
163. I take my nap between 2:00 and 3:00.Copy !req
164. I guess we've come too early.Copy !req
165. This place, does it keep your boss busy?Copy !req
166. No. He does other things too.Copy !req
167. Like what other things?Copy !req
168. He has like a little bank,
and he loans money to ranchers.Copy !req
169. What does he do?
Does he keep the money here?Copy !req
170. See, he doesn't have any money anymore.Copy !req
171. What with the drought, nobody pays back.Copy !req
172. That's too bad.Copy !req
173. Miss, if my outfit's
asking you too many questions...Copy !req
174. well, you just say so, huh?Copy !req
175. See, we've been on a cattle drive
for about three months...Copy !req
176. and when you walk into
a place like this and...Copy !req
177. see a nice girl like you -Copy !req
178. Well, it's nice.Copy !req
179. How far away is the Mexican border?Copy !req
180. Nobody knows exactly.
It's never been decided.Copy !req
181. I think we can find it all right.Copy !req
182. When the marshal wakes up, you tell him
that the coach from Contention was robbed.Copy !req
183. And you tell him the driver was killed, huh?Copy !req
184. - Killed?
- Killed.Copy !req
185. Oh. Oh, if there's a killin',
I'm supposed to wake him.Copy !req
186. It's only robbery
he don't wanna be waked for.Copy !req
187. Marshal!Copy !req
188. Wake up. The coach has been robbed
and Bill Moons was killed.Copy !req
189. Marshal, Bill Moons was killed.
These fellas outside seen it.Copy !req
190. How far back was it?Copy !req
191. - It was about 10 miles.
- They took the horses too.Copy !req
192. Did you hear that, Marshal?Copy !req
193. Why didn't you fellas try and help?Copy !req
194. We were all strung out.Copy !req
195. We didn't see it till we looked
back up here at the pass.Copy !req
196. That's right.Copy !req
197. Go get everybody.Copy !req
198. Where you fellas from?Copy !req
199. - Prairie Cattle Company.
- I didn't know they got this far.Copy !req
200. Well, you see, they just bought
60,000 head down in Mexico...Copy !req
201. and they sent us down there
to drive 'em in.Copy !req
202. Then you won't be staying in town long?Copy !req
203. No, just long enough to have a drink.Copy !req
204. Alex Potter!Copy !req
205. I told you he had rheumatism!Copy !req
206. Anyway, he sold his horse.
Now, you know that.Copy !req
207. He can use one of my horses.Copy !req
208. Suspicious old goat.Copy !req
209. - Where's Alex Potter?
- Sleeping it off, I guess.Copy !req
210. I don't think he wants to leave town
with us here.Copy !req
211. Scatter and cross the border.
We'll meet in Nogales tonight.Copy !req
212. What's holding up the boss?Copy !req
213. Don't worry about him.
He'll be along.Copy !req
214. He can handle that hick posse single-handed.Copy !req
215. Hyah! Hyah!Copy !req
216. Come on.Copy !req
217. Haven't I seen you someplace?Copy !req
218. Did you?Copy !req
219. Yeah, did you ever, uh -Copy !req
220. Did you ever work in Cheyenne?Copy !req
221. - El Paso?
- No.Copy !req
222. Did you ever work in the Blind Irishman
in Dodge City?Copy !req
223. Yeah, I sang there.Copy !req
224. Best time I ever had in my life.Copy !req
225. Well, what made you quit?Copy !req
226. Well, I - I got to coughing too much.Copy !req
227. Doctor said I should breathe dry air.Copy !req
228. Yeah, well, you sure come
to the right place here.Copy !req
229. You know, I spent more money
in that place, I tell ya.Copy !req
230. Did you ever - Do you remember a girl,
I think her name was, uh -Copy !req
231. - Oh. Pauline.
- A heavyset girl.Copy !req
232. - Yeah. And Velvet, do you remember her?
- Mm-hmm.Copy !req
233. Shoot. I spent 300 in one night on Velvet.Copy !req
234. Hey, I remember
they had real Paris dresses there...Copy !req
235. real Paris perfume.Copy !req
236. I mean, what's a woman for
if you don't treat her right?Copy !req
237. I'd have spent every cent I had on her,
except she married the governor of the state.Copy !req
238. Is there many young fellas
around this place?Copy !req
239. No, they're - They're all older.Copy !req
240. You must get lonely.Copy !req
241. Hey! Where are they, huh?Copy !req
242. - Where'd they go?
- Alex!Copy !req
243. - That way.
- Uh-huh?Copy !req
244. Ain't you gonna help catch 'em?Copy !req
245. No, I wish I could.Copy !req
246. - What'd they look like?
- Oh, they'll be easy to catch.Copy !req
247. Uh, three big men
on three white horses.Copy !req
248. Three white fellas
on three big horses, huh?Copy !req
249. - Do you ever sing anymore?
- Who's there to sing for in Bisbee?Copy !req
250. Hey, you know you look kind of skinny?Copy !req
251. I feel skinny.Copy !req
252. That's all right.
I don't mind a skinny girl...Copy !req
253. just so she has blue eyes
to make up for it.Copy !req
254. You got blue eyes?Copy !req
255. Brown.Copy !req
256. That's all right.
They don't have to be blue.Copy !req
257. Must be they buried their man here.Copy !req
258. If I had my way, there'd be
more than one of 'em buried.Copy !req
259. Hello there! Are you the marshal?Copy !req
260. Did you see the Butterfield coach
down there?Copy !req
261. This is Mr. Butterfield.Copy !req
262. My driver was killed.
They got a gold shipment.Copy !req
263. - See where they went?
- They went into Bisbee.Copy !req
264. - Bisbee?
- We just come from Bisbee.Copy !req
265. Didn't you see an outfit ride through?Copy !req
266. There must have been a dozen of 'em.
They was all on dark horses.Copy !req
267. You didn't see them?Copy !req
268. Yeah, we seen 'em.Copy !req
269. And then they left.Copy !req
270. Cy, you'd better go along,
hitch up the coach down there.Copy !req
271. - We think it was Ben Wade.
- Well, what do you know!Copy !req
272. There I was face-to-face with Ben Wade.Copy !req
273. Hey! Hello, Marshal.Copy !req
274. - Catch 'em yet?
- Catch 'em?Copy !req
275. Them were the fellas back in Bisbee.Copy !req
276. Yeah?Copy !req
277. Well, one of them's still there.Copy !req
278. I just seen him go back into the saloon.Copy !req
279. Alex, you been drinkin' this mornin' or not?Copy !req
280. Marshal, you know I never touch a drop
until the stroke of noon.Copy !req
281. If there's a man there,
why don't we catch him?Copy !req
282. Hey. What if it's Ben Wade?Copy !req
283. So we catch him.
What good will that do?Copy !req
284. - We'll arrest him.
- For how long?Copy !req
285. Till his outfit comes back
and shoots up the town?Copy !req
286. No one's ever held him yet.Copy !req
287. We could grab him,
get him out of town quick.Copy !req
288. Well, we're not gonna catch him
standing around here talking about it.Copy !req
289. - Let's go.
- You coming, Dan?Copy !req
290. Yeah, I'm coming.Copy !req
291. Come on. Nothin' will happen.Copy !req
292. The only thing that'll happen
is somebody will get hurt bad.Copy !req
293. Think you'll ever get back to Bisbee?Copy !req
294. No, it don't look like it.Copy !req
295. That's what I figured.Copy !req
296. Well, I never stay long anyplace.Copy !req
297. Oh, you care? Hmm?Copy !req
298. Sure I care.Copy !req
299. What can I do?
You're on the go, and I'm stuck.Copy !req
300. I ain't complaining.Copy !req
301. I got something to remember.Copy !req
302. Me too.Copy !req
303. Funny.Copy !req
304. Some men you can see
every day for 10 years and -Copy !req
305. and you never notice.Copy !req
306. And -Copy !req
307. Some men you see once and...Copy !req
308. they're with you the rest of your life.Copy !req
309. - What happened to you?
- I was just finishing my drink.Copy !req
310. There's a fella comin' down the road.Copy !req
311. Hello, Mr. Evans.Copy !req
312. You want something, Mr. Evans?Copy !req
313. Something I can do to help you?Copy !req
314. You drove off my cattle.Copy !req
315. You got 'em back, didn't you?Copy !req
316. Yeah, but it took me half a day's time.Copy !req
317. What's half a day's time worth to you?Copy !req
318. Well, when I hire out a full day,
I get two dollars.Copy !req
319. I'll give you two dollars for half a day.Copy !req
320. All right, then that's what I'll settle for.Copy !req
321. - There's two more for you.
- What for?Copy !req
322. For your boys.
I used their time too, didn't I?Copy !req
323. Now, if you don't mind,
there's my cattle.Copy !req
324. You owe me two more
for tirin' out my cattle.Copy !req
325. Two more for tired cattle.Copy !req
326. Now, is there anything else
you want to get paid for?Copy !req
327. I'll tell ya. If it's all right with you...Copy !req
328. you can give me two dollars extra
for making me nervous.Copy !req
329. Don't move.Copy !req
330. It's the marshal.
He's got a shotgun on you, Wade.Copy !req
331. Put your hands up.Copy !req
332. Ben!Copy !req
333. - Watch him.
- I'll watch him.Copy !req
334. Now, what good is all that?Copy !req
335. You know, he's only gonna
come back with the others...Copy !req
336. and I'll go free.Copy !req
337. And you'll get shot.Copy !req
338. Mister, we're gonna get you out of town
so fast you won't touch ground.Copy !req
339. Come on. Over here.Copy !req
340. Sit down there.Copy !req
341. Here, take this.Copy !req
342. Wait a minute. I helped out this far.
Now I'm finished.Copy !req
343. - You're what?
- I said I'm finished.Copy !req
344. I come into town on business.Copy !req
345. Look, my cattle's dyin'.
I gotta take care of 'em.Copy !req
346. Dan, you're the best shot we got.Copy !req
347. Well, that - That's not my job.
I'm no deputy.Copy !req
348. You are now.
Every man here's a deputy.Copy !req
349. Look, I was just coming
into town to see Mac here.Copy !req
350. So I don't mind helping out,
but that's all.Copy !req
351. I can't spare the time,
not unless I want to lose everything.Copy !req
352. It won't make any difference.Copy !req
353. Mac, you watch him.Copy !req
354. Can I talk to you a minute, uh, Mac?Copy !req
355. What's it about, Dan?Copy !req
356. Well, it's a business thing, you know?Copy !req
357. Sit down.Copy !req
358. Thanks.Copy !req
359. The way I figure it,
the faster we get him out of here, the safer.Copy !req
360. That's right. We'll outsmart 'em.Copy !req
361. Every step, we'll outsmart 'em.Copy !req
362. We only got two, three hours head start.Copy !req
363. They'll probably figure we're gonna
take him over to Fort Huachuca.Copy !req
364. - Turn him in there.
- Sure they will.Copy !req
365. And if they don't figure that,
they'll figure we'll take him to Benson.Copy !req
366. That's a fact.Copy !req
367. And if they don't figure that...Copy !req
368. then they'll figure
we'll take him over to Contention...Copy !req
369. put him on the 3:10 to Yuma.Copy !req
370. Sure they will. Bound to.Copy !req
371. Alex, will you let me finish?
Then you can agree.Copy !req
372. Oh, sure, I will.Copy !req
373. Now, the minute the coach comes,
we'll put him on it and start.Copy !req
374. - Start where?
- That's where we fool 'em.Copy !req
375. Look, here's Benson.Copy !req
376. Here's Contention.Copy !req
377. And here's Fort Huachuca.Copy !req
378. It would only be for six months.
We're bound to have rain by then.Copy !req
379. Rain?Copy !req
380. Sure, everybody would prosper.Copy !req
381. I only need 200, Mac.Copy !req
382. Dan, if you were my own brother,
I still couldn't help you.Copy !req
383. Well, I guess I'd better
be gettin' back home.Copy !req
384. - How's the missus?
- She's fine, thanks.Copy !req
385. Good. How are the boys?Copy !req
386. Fine. They're fine.Copy !req
387. I need two volunteers.Copy !req
388. - Do I have two volunteers?
- For what?Copy !req
389. I'm not telling you for what.Copy !req
390. I want two of you
to set off with Dave Keene.Copy !req
391. The rest of us will follow
with the prisoner in the coach.Copy !req
392. Do I have two volunteers?Copy !req
393. We gotta know
what we're getting ourselves into.Copy !req
394. Sure. Might not be safe.Copy !req
395. Safe. Who knows what's safe?Copy !req
396. I know a man dropped dead
from looking at his wife.Copy !req
397. My own grandmother
fought the Indians for 60 years...Copy !req
398. and then choked to death on lemon pie.Copy !req
399. Do I have two volunteers?Copy !req
400. I'll pay $200 to each man.Copy !req
401. I'll volunteer.Copy !req
402. Why, I thought you said
you couldn't spare -Copy !req
403. - Do you want me, or don't you?
- Why, sure we want you.Copy !req
404. Here, take this shotgun.Copy !req
405. Now, do I have another?Copy !req
406. I'll go.Copy !req
407. Oh. Now, wait a minute, Alex.
Oh, no offense.Copy !req
408. I just think it'd be safer
if we had somebody else.Copy !req
409. Come on, gimme me a chance.Copy !req
410. Anybody else?Copy !req
411. Well, Dave, you have your two men -Copy !req
412. Alex Potter, Dan Evans.Copy !req
413. Where we goin'?Copy !req
414. Here's the plan.Copy !req
415. We're gonna transfer him
at your house.Copy !req
416. - My house?
- It'll only take a minute.Copy !req
417. Everybody out. We need the coach.Copy !req
418. Sorry, folks.
You'll have to stay here tonight.Copy !req
419. - Easy does it.
- Come on out, everybody.Copy !req
420. - Mac.
- Here you go, sir.Copy !req
421. Get another team.
We'll need a four-up.Copy !req
422. Get Bill Moons out.Copy !req
423. There's a coach to Contention City tonight.
I'll send him over in that.Copy !req
424. - All right. You got him?
- Get that tarp off.Copy !req
425. Lively now. Lively, everybody.Copy !req
426. Get up.Copy !req
427. Come on.Copy !req
428. You mean to say
I have this all to myself?Copy !req
429. Well, that's - that's very thoughtful of you.Copy !req
430. Good-bye, Emmy.Copy !req
431. Good-bye.Copy !req
432. Tell you what I'll do.
I'll send you something.Copy !req
433. Would you like pearls?Copy !req
434. I'll send you some pearls, huh?
Then maybe you won't forget.Copy !req
435. I won't forget.Copy !req
436. - Cy.
- Yeah?Copy !req
437. I seen 'em.Copy !req
438. Now, you know what to do.Copy !req
439. - We're coming to it.
- I'll try.Copy !req
440. Hurry up! Giddap!Copy !req
441. All right, let's get him down.Copy !req
442. - Here we go!
- Heave!Copy !req
443. Easy. Easy there.Copy !req
444. Hello there!
Can you give us a hand?Copy !req
445. They're ready. Come on.Copy !req
446. Heave!Copy !req
447. - Here we go. Once again.
- Higher. There we go.Copy !req
448. - Get out!
- Come on, work it a little more.Copy !req
449. Heave ho! Stay there!Copy !req
450. One, two, three!Copy !req
451. Well, it worked.Copy !req
452. Those two will round up the rest of 'em
and chase that coach.Copy !req
453. There.Copy !req
454. Supper's ready.Copy !req
455. - Take this out to Mr. Potter.
- Yes, ma'am.Copy !req
456. You're welcome to share what we have.Copy !req
457. Thank you.Copy !req
458. Here's your stew, Mr. Potter.Copy !req
459. Thanks, Matthew.Copy !req
460. Psst!Copy !req
461. You know where your pa keeps a drink?Copy !req
462. No, I don't, Mr. Potter.Copy !req
463. Don't you know where he keeps a jug?Copy !req
464. No, Mr. Potter.Copy !req
465. Psst!Copy !req
466. Don't mind my askin', do you?Copy !req
467. No. Pa said you would.Copy !req
468. We always wait for Mother to start.Copy !req
469. And we don't presume
to teach other people manners.Copy !req
470. You didn't say grace.
My mother always says grace.Copy !req
471. She comes from San Francisco.Copy !req
472. Mark, eat your stew, Son.Copy !req
473. Her father was a sea captain.
He owned his own ship.Copy !req
474. - Matthew.
- Two ships.Copy !req
475. Your supper. Go ahead now.Copy !req
476. Yes, and if he was here,
he'd shoot you dead.Copy !req
477. Dead as a skunk.Copy !req
478. All right, boys, that's enough. Let's -Copy !req
479. - If my pa wants to, he could shoot you too.
- He can shoot anything.Copy !req
480. - He can shoot a cougar running like lightning a mile away.
- Now quiet, both of you.Copy !req
481. Go ahead now and-and eat your supper.Copy !req
482. - It's mighty good stew, ma'am.
- Oh, thank you.Copy !req
483. Why didn't you say grace?
Because he's bad?Copy !req
484. I simply forgot it, dear.Copy !req
485. Aren't you supposed to say grace
with bad people?Copy !req
486. - Grace is for everybody, dear.
- Well, then why don't you say it?Copy !req
487. Dear Lord, we thank Thee for life.
We thank Thee for food.Copy !req
488. We ask Thee to give us the wisdom
that comes with silence.Copy !req
489. Amen.Copy !req
490. I didn't close my eyes once.Copy !req
491. I just squinted, 'cause you could run away.Copy !req
492. Why would I want to run away?
Why, this is real nice. Real nice.Copy !req
493. Uh, would you like me
to cut your meat for you?Copy !req
494. Oh, yeah. Will you, please?
Thank you.Copy !req
495. Would you mind
cutting the fat off, please?Copy !req
496. I don't like fat.Copy !req
497. - What was it?
- Me.Copy !req
498. I thought I saw something moving
out there in the carriage shed.Copy !req
499. You shouldn't have done that.
They could've heard.Copy !req
500. Guess I just got kind of spooky.Copy !req
501. I was in San Francisco once. I -Copy !req
502. I knew a girl there.Copy !req
503. And she was the daughter
of a sea captain too.Copy !req
504. And she had the greenest eyes.Copy !req
505. I used to look real deep into her eyes...Copy !req
506. and they'd - and they'd just
change colors, you know.Copy !req
507. Get all fiery and - and, uh, green -Copy !req
508. You know, all the colors of the sea.Copy !req
509. It's funny how-how a woman's eyes
will change color at nighttime.Copy !req
510. Alice.Copy !req
511. You go inside, Alex,
and don't take your eyes off of him.Copy !req
512. What was Alex shooting at?Copy !req
513. Why did you have to sit there
listening to him like that for?Copy !req
514. - What do you mean?
- You know what I mean.Copy !req
515. All big-eyed and listenin' to him.Copy !req
516. Somethings gone moving down there.Copy !req
517. They wouldn't know he's here, would they?Copy !req
518. Oh, no. They think he's in the coach.
That's how we planned it.Copy !req
519. Matthew. Mark.Copy !req
520. - Yes, sir?
- Go get the horses.Copy !req
521. - Well, which ones?
- They're saddled.Copy !req
522. What happens when they catch the coach?Copy !req
523. Well, they'll have
to round their men up first...Copy !req
524. so they shouldn't be able
to catch up to it at least till noon.Copy !req
525. And they'll find out he isn't in it.Copy !req
526. By then, we'll be in Contention, and -Copy !req
527. They couldn't get there in time anyway.Copy !req
528. Alex, turn down the lamp.Copy !req
529. And when the horses come,
bring him out.Copy !req
530. I don't want you to be worried, 'cause this
is a lot safer than being with the coach.Copy !req
531. The boys are so proud.Copy !req
532. - What?
- Proud of you.Copy !req
533. Their own father capturing Ben Wade.Copy !req
534. Didn't you see them
looking at you at supper?Copy !req
535. No. All I saw was Wade.Copy !req
536. And I'm proud too.Copy !req
537. Put him on the middle horse.Copy !req
538. Alex, you lead.Copy !req
539. I'm obliged to you
for your hospitality, ma'am.Copy !req
540. I really appreciate it.
And your husband too.Copy !req
541. I hope I can send him
back to you all right.Copy !req
542. What did he mean
he'll send him backCopy !req
543. Oh, he was just talking.Copy !req
544. You think anything will happen to Pa?Copy !req
545. Sure. He'll come back with $200.Copy !req
546. $200 is a lot.Copy !req
547. Not if he doesn't come back, it isn't.Copy !req
548. What's the matter, Alex?Copy !req
549. Just wondering if I could
see my wife from here.Copy !req
550. Oh, no, you couldn't possibly.Copy !req
551. Maybe that's why I feel so good.Copy !req
552. You mind telling me where we're going?Copy !req
553. No, I don't mind telling you.Copy !req
554. We're going to Contention City.Copy !req
555. We're gonna wait
in a house by the station...Copy !req
556. and when the 3:10 comes in,
we're gonna put you on it.Copy !req
557. Thanks.Copy !req
558. Now if we get separated,
I'll know where to wait for you.Copy !req
559. Walk your horses.
We don't want to wake up the town.Copy !req
560. Is that the house?Copy !req
561. It was.
But the man's afraid. He won't let us.Copy !req
562. What's he afraid of?Copy !req
563. The only thing I could arrange
was a room at the hotel.Copy !req
564. Well, at least we got this far.Copy !req
565. I'll go on across town for a look-see.Copy !req
566. We'll meet at the rear of the hotel.Copy !req
567. Step down easy, Wade.Copy !req
568. We're ready for you. The bridalCopy !req
569. - Anyone in the lobby?
- Only some fella sleeping it off.Copy !req
570. We've got to make sure
no one knows we're in Contention.Copy !req
571. Alex, you keep a watch
at the edge of town.Copy !req
572. What could happen?Copy !req
573. Why don't you relax?
I'm practically on the train.Copy !req
574. That the drunk?Copy !req
575. Yeah. It's the front room upstairs.Copy !req
576. The key's in the door.Copy !req
577. You better cover downstairs.
Alex will come to you if he sees anything.Copy !req
578. Mr. Evans.Copy !req
579. You give me great confidence.Copy !req
580. It's not 3:10 yet.Copy !req
581. Sit down on the bed if you want to.Copy !req
582. You must be, um -
Yeah, you must be very tired by now, Dan.Copy !req
583. Why don't you sit down
and have a little sleep?Copy !req
584. I'll hold the shotgun for you if you like.Copy !req
585. - Oh, yeah.
- No?Copy !req
586. Look, Wade, I don't have anything
against you personally, you know.Copy !req
587. I'm just doing this for the money.Copy !req
588. I know.Copy !req
589. But I want you to understand one thing.Copy !req
590. If you start across this, uh,
eight feet between us...Copy !req
591. I'm gonna pull both triggers at once.Copy !req
592. This is the bridal suite, huh?Copy !req
593. I wonder how many brides.Copy !req
594. Huh?Copy !req
595. A little hot in here?Copy !req
596. You notice it? Kind of warm.Copy !req
597. Do you mind if I open that window?Copy !req
598. Think you can reach it
from where you're sittin'?Copy !req
599. No.Copy !req
600. It's too far.Copy !req
601. I'll open it.Copy !req
602. Uh, want me to give you a hand there?Copy !req
603. Sit back. Go ahead.Copy !req
604. Don't take any chances, do you?Copy !req
605. Hey. Hey, where's your sporting blood?Copy !req
606. Back home with my wife and boys.Copy !req
607. They usually leave a stick around here.
You can prop it open, Dan.Copy !req
608. It's, um -Copy !req
609. They usually stand it
in a corner somewhere.Copy !req
610. See it?Copy !req
611. It's right over there.Copy !req
612. Right there.Copy !req
613. You feel better now?Copy !req
614. Well, I had to try you out.Copy !req
615. I didn't think you'd shoot.Copy !req
616. You know I will the next time.Copy !req
617. Do I?Copy !req
618. See anything?Copy !req
619. Not for miles.Copy !req
620. Quiet here?Copy !req
621. Like a tomb.Copy !req
622. Did you come in for a drink?Copy !req
623. First time as long as I can remember,
I don't want a drink.Copy !req
624. - Scared?
- Mm-hmm.Copy !req
625. Which room is he in?Copy !req
626. Second door, in front.Copy !req
627. Don't you think I'm too scared
of Ben Wade's gang...Copy !req
628. to do whatever's necessary
when the time comes.Copy !req
629. You can tell Dan he can count
on Alex Potter right to the end.Copy !req
630. I'm gonna ride on back
and keep watch.Copy !req
631. How long has that fella
been sleeping over there?Copy !req
632. All I know is, when he come in...Copy !req
633. he asked me if I'd seen
a big woman in a purple hat.Copy !req
634. He sure is some sleeper.Copy !req
635. Yeah, he sure is.Copy !req
636. How much money do you make, Dan?Copy !req
637. Huh? Not - Not very much.Copy !req
638. - And you figure that's your business?
- Yes, I do.Copy !req
639. - How you figure that?
- Oh.Copy !req
640. You must need money awful bad to do this.Copy !req
641. - Maybe I do.
- How much they paying you?Copy !req
642. $200.Copy !req
643. $200? That's a -Copy !req
644. My, that's a lot of money.Copy !req
645. How would you like to double that
and save yourself a lot of time, a lot of trouble?Copy !req
646. How you reckon I'm gonna do that?Copy !req
647. You just drop that gun
and you let me walk out of here.Copy !req
648. Worth $400 to me.Copy !req
649. That's kind of reckless of you, isn't it?Copy !req
650. I mean, especially since you're so sure
your men are coming to get you out of this.Copy !req
651. No, they are.Copy !req
652. Oh, yes. They're - They're coming.Copy !req
653. Only, you see, I like to do things real easy,
you know, real peaceful.Copy !req
654. You want to look out at a peaceful scene?Copy !req
655. Go ahead.
You might recognize somebody.Copy !req
656. That's Mrs. Moons in front.Copy !req
657. The young man - that's her son Bob.Copy !req
658. She had another son.
He was the stagecoach driver.Copy !req
659. Bill Moons.Copy !req
660. He used to drive the Butterfield coach.
Maybe you remember him.Copy !req
661. Yeah, seems to me I do.Copy !req
662. Kind of a hotheaded fellow, wasn't he?Copy !req
663. Not reasonable... like you.Copy !req
664. I sure am, friend.Copy !req
665. I'm so reasonable
I'm gonna let you walk right out of here.Copy !req
666. The only thing is
it'll be just before 3:10...Copy !req
667. and I'll be right behind you
with a shotgun.Copy !req
668. You know, I can tell
you're a very intelligent man.Copy !req
669. And I wouldn't want to - I wouldn't want
to try to corrupt your morals.Copy !req
670. That's mighty nice of you.Copy !req
671. You know something?Copy !req
672. I think I know what's bothering you.Copy !req
673. And I wouldn't dream of suggesting
that you let a murderer walk out of here free.Copy !req
674. But, you see, Bill Moons drew first.Copy !req
675. Yeah, makes it self-defense, doesn't it?Copy !req
676. I mean, I don't go around
just shootin' people down.Copy !req
677. I mean, that - that isn't nice, you know.Copy !req
678. I work quiet -Copy !req
679. like you.Copy !req
680. All right. So you're quiet like me.Copy !req
681. Well, then shut up like me.Copy !req
682. Hey, is that the right time?Copy !req
683. Yes, sir.Copy !req
684. Why didn't you wake me?Copy !req
685. You didn't ask me to.Copy !req
686. Anybody come in lately?Copy !req
687. You mean to engage a room?Copy !req
688. Yeah, anybody come in town?
Any strangers come in town?Copy !req
689. No, not since you went to sleep, sir.Copy !req
690. I might as well go along.
She won't come now.Copy !req
691. Who was you planning to meet?Copy !req
692. My wife.
She ran off with a traveling man.Copy !req
693. She did?Copy !req
694. That's why I've been sitting up all night.
I figured he'd bring her here.Copy !req
695. Well, what do you know?
Mine ran off too.Copy !req
696. I wonder why they do that.Copy !req
697. I don't know.
I always treated mine all right.Copy !req
698. Never hit her too hard.Copy !req
699. I'm gonna go outside
and wait for a while.Copy !req
700. If she don't come soon, I'm gonna go.Copy !req
701. Sure like to get my hands on her.Copy !req
702. Thank you.Copy !req
703. Three years' drought ain't so bad, Dan.
You know something?Copy !req
704. At one time they had 10 years
of drought right around here.Copy !req
705. Of course, a big outfit, you know,
they got no, uh -Copy !req
706. nothin' to worry about with drought.Copy !req
707. They got all the water they need.Copy !req
708. With a little money, why,
you can get almost anything, can't you?Copy !req
709. - Maybe so.
- Oh, well.Copy !req
710. Cowpokes like us, we just don't belong
in that kind of a business.Copy !req
711. You know, trying to make a go of it,
you know?Copy !req
712. Killing ourselves.
Trying to make a go of it alone, that is.Copy !req
713. You've got to have money
in back of you, Dan.Copy !req
714. Did you ever think of taking on a partner?Copy !req
715. No. I work alone.Copy !req
716. A silent partner, with money.Copy !req
717. Huh?Copy !req
718. Say, um...Copy !req
719. 7,000?Copy !req
720. - Is that what you think my price is?
- Just think, Dan.Copy !req
721. With $7,000, you can do everything
you've ever dreamed of doing.Copy !req
722. Think it over, Dan.Copy !req
723. Nobody needs to know.Copy !req
724. Maybe you come higher?Copy !req
725. Maybe.Copy !req
726. All right.Copy !req
727. When you decide, you let me know.Copy !req
728. Yeah, I'll let you know.Copy !req
729. What'll it be?Copy !req
730. Everybody want whiskey?Copy !req
731. Everything go all right?Copy !req
732. All right.Copy !req
733. Too bad you couldn't wait for the preacher.Copy !req
734. George prayed.Copy !req
735. Prayed real good too.Copy !req
736. I'm sorry more people
weren't there to hear it.Copy !req
737. I was saying, Mr. Butterfield,
things come to a pretty pass...Copy !req
738. when the boss can't bother
to go to a man's funeral.Copy !req
739. Really, Mr. Moons, I can explain.Copy !req
740. Especially, sir, when the aforesaid laborer...Copy !req
741. was trying to protect the aforesaid employer
in the line of duty.Copy !req
742. God rest his soul.Copy !req
743. And as for your soul, Mr. Butterfield...Copy !req
744. I feel you'll have need to cool it
in a hotter place than this.Copy !req
745. If I can do anything to help you decide,
you let me know, huh, Dan?Copy !req
746. How do I know I can trust you?Copy !req
747. You mean about the 7,000?Copy !req
748. Yeah. How do I know I'll get it?Copy !req
749. Well, because it's going to be 10.Copy !req
750. - Ten?
- You see, that makes it easier for me.Copy !req
751. I count by 10s.Copy !req
752. Do me a favor, will you?Copy !req
753. Don't talk to me for a while, huh?Copy !req
754. Sure.Copy !req
755. Sure.Copy !req
756. Of course, you know, it would be, um,
a lot easier for both of us...Copy !req
757. if we could get this thing settled, you know.Copy !req
758. You shut up.Copy !req
759. Now you just sit there and shut up.Copy !req
760. - You mean we're not together, huh?
- No, we're not even close.Copy !req
761. Well, at about five minutes to 3:00, Dan...Copy !req
762. we're gonna be a lot closer than you think.Copy !req
763. - Who is it?
- Butterfield.Copy !req
764. - What do you want?
- I've got a pot of coffee for ya.Copy !req
765. Leave that shotgun where it is.Copy !req
766. I couldn't help it.Copy !req
767. He found out and pulled a gun.
He's been drinking.Copy !req
768. So you're going to Yuma
on the 3:10, huh?Copy !req
769. Well, I'm going to save everybody
the trouble of a long ride.Copy !req
770. Isn't that fair, Wade?Copy !req
771. You pull that trigger,
and you'll hang for murder.Copy !req
772. You stay put,
or I'll take care of you too.Copy !req
773. - Hand me that gun, Bob.
- I'm warning you, get out of the way!Copy !req
774. Hand me that gun, Bob,
or I'll push you right through that wall.Copy !req
775. Hey, you're pretty good.Copy !req
776. What if somebody heard that shot?Copy !req
777. Hyah!Copy !req
778. Now don't you go blaming yourself.Copy !req
779. 'Cause it isn't your fault, you know?Copy !req
780. You'd have seen the same thing
in - in Benson...Copy !req
781. or Huachuca.Copy !req
782. No matter where you take me,
somebody would be riding for help right now.Copy !req
783. You see, when one of us gets caught...Copy !req
784. we figure out all the different places
where they might take us.Copy !req
785. And then we send one man ahead
to each of those places...Copy !req
786. to wait and watch.Copy !req
787. I wouldn't worry too much though.Copy !req
788. He might not be back in time.Copy !req
789. He won't. He can't possibly.Copy !req
790. What are we gonna do, Dan?
We can't just wait and see.Copy !req
791. Well, if I were you, I'd get some help...Copy !req
792. just in case.Copy !req
793. Hey, Moons.Copy !req
794. You goin' along? Hmm?Copy !req
795. Are you gonna help Dan
put me on the train?Copy !req
796. I know Butterfield isn't.Copy !req
797. I am.Copy !req
798. I give you my word, Dan.Copy !req
799. I'll walk with you
every step of the way to that station.Copy !req
800. We'll see.Copy !req
801. We'll see.Copy !req
802. - I just seen a fellow riding out there fast.
- We know.Copy !req
803. Now get back out there
and keep watching.Copy !req
804. Get the sheriff.Copy !req
805. Tell him to get as many deputies as he can.Copy !req
806. The sheriffs out of town.Copy !req
807. What? What do you mean
he's out of town?Copy !req
808. He took a prisoner to Tucson.Copy !req
809. Well, we'll do it without him.Copy !req
810. Mr. Moons, are you with us?Copy !req
811. Yeah, if it's a fair fight,
sure, I'd stay for that.Copy !req
812. Fair fight, that's a man's duty.Copy !req
813. But this way - I mean,
this is a big outfit, Wade's gang.Copy !req
814. A tough outfit.Copy !req
815. Another time, but you know,
my mother, I got to think of her.Copy !req
816. - One son just buried.
- Go on. Go on. Get out.Copy !req
817. I'm sure I can get some help.Copy !req
818. Even five.Copy !req
819. Five more men
would at least give us a chance.Copy !req
820. Oh, five would be easy.Copy !req
821. Certainly, in a town this size,
you ought to be able to get five.Copy !req
822. Well, the street seems to be clearing.
Everybody going inside.Copy !req
823. I guess they figure
a storm is blowing up, huh, Dan?Copy !req
824. - Any news?
- Not a word.Copy !req
825. Think they'll find out
where Alex and Dan took Wade?Copy !req
826. I don't know,
but I'm not gonna take the chance.Copy !req
827. Maybe there's still time.Copy !req
828. I want to ride againCopy !req
829. On the 3:10 to Yuma,rCopy !req
830. That's where I met my loveCopy !req
831. The man that I can't forgetCopy !req
832. I like a girl singing.Copy !req
833. Hey, Dan, you like a girl singing?Copy !req
834. I don't know. It kind of keeps a man
from working too hard.Copy !req
835. Puts his mind at rest.Copy !req
836. Course, she doesn't have to be singin'.Copy !req
837. Hey, Dan. What time does the watch say?Copy !req
838. Almost 2:30?Copy !req
839. Well, that, um - that leaves you
one-half hour to decide, huh?Copy !req
840. See, I figure that when they get here,
they won't come right up.Copy !req
841. And if they try to, they'll find you dead.Copy !req
842. Yeah.Copy !req
843. That's why they'll wait
until we leave for the station.Copy !req
844. No, no. Oh, I think I'll just take a little rest.Copy !req
845. Dan, we got some help.
We got five down in the lobby.Copy !req
846. That makes eight -
with you, with Alex, with me.Copy !req
847. Go downstairs and keep 'em in the lobby.Copy !req
848. Don't let anyone start anything.Copy !req
849. As long as they don't try to get in this hotel,
we don't start anything.Copy !req
850. - It's almost 2:30, Dan.
- All right! All right!Copy !req
851. What time did he say it was?Copy !req
852. 2230.Copy !req
853. You know, when I was having supper
with you last night, Dan...Copy !req
854. I was, uh - I was just sittin' there.Copy !req
855. I was thinkin'.Copy !req
856. I was thinkin' that maybe someday
I'd like to have a wife.Copy !req
857. Yeah, must be real nice...Copy !req
858. havin' a couple of boys like that
to ride out with every morning...Copy !req
859. and then a woman like that...Copy !req
860. every night.Copy !req
861. Real close.Copy !req
862. That must be nice.Copy !req
863. I'll tell you one thing though, Dan.Copy !req
864. I'd treat her a whole lot better than you do.Copy !req
865. I'd feed her better.Copy !req
866. I'd get her pretty dresses
she'd be real happy wearing.Copy !req
867. I wouldn't make her work so hard, Dan.Copy !req
868. Yeah, I bet she was a real beautiful girl
before she met you.Copy !req
869. I told you before to shut up!Copy !req
870. You say just one more word,
and I'll cut you down right now.Copy !req
871. No, you won't.Copy !req
872. All I'd have to do is tell 'em
you tried to get away. You hear me?Copy !req
873. - I hear you.
- Do you believe me?Copy !req
874. Maybe I do.Copy !req
875. Go look out the window, Dan. Go on.
Go on. See if they've come yet.Copy !req
876. Go ahead.Copy !req
877. Everything's real quiet out there, isn't it, Dan?Copy !req
878. Everybody gettin' off the streets.Copy !req
879. Well...Copy !req
880. I guess they want to get in
out of the heat, huh, Dan?Copy !req
881. Dan! They're comin'.Copy !req
882. Butterfield's got some men downstairs.
You'd better go help him.Copy !req
883. I just seen them comin'.Copy !req
884. - How many are there?
- I didn't stop to count.Copy !req
885. All right, men.Copy !req
886. Ben, are you all right?Copy !req
887. What'll I tell 'em?Copy !req
888. What do you mean?Copy !req
889. When shall I tell 'em
you're gonna let me go?Copy !req
890. Tell 'em you'll write 'em a letter
every day from Yuma.Copy !req
891. Yeah?Copy !req
892. Hey, Charlie? Charlie, go buy the boys a drink.
We'll be down soon.Copy !req
893. - Are you all right?
- I'm all right.Copy !req
894. What if you don't come down? He could
shoot you and say you tried to make a break.Copy !req
895. Kill him? They'll kill us all first.Copy !req
896. Ben, you let him know what'll happen
if we hear a gun go off.Copy !req
897. He knows.Copy !req
898. He knows.Copy !req
899. Your turn, general.Copy !req
900. What do you expect me to say?Copy !req
901. I expect you to say something
that makes sense.Copy !req
902. Not only sense for yourself, something that
makes sense for your wife and your children.Copy !req
903. You've got a real twisted mind,
haven't you?Copy !req
904. Take a look, Dan.Copy !req
905. Huh?Copy !req
906. What's the matter?
Don't you want to see them?Copy !req
907. I'll see 'em soon enough.Copy !req
908. All right. Break it up.Copy !req
909. Hey, Dan.Copy !req
910. Dan, don't make it hard on yourself.Copy !req
911. All you gotta do is drop that gun on the bed
and let me walk out this door.Copy !req
912. - Huh?
- Wade, listen.Copy !req
913. What are you squeezing the watch for?Copy !req
914. Are you sure that no one would ever know?Copy !req
915. Squeezing that watch
ain't gonna stop time.Copy !req
916. Oh, now.Copy !req
917. You shouldn't get so scared, Dan.Copy !req
918. You might make a bad move.Copy !req
919. He said there were only a few.
I counted seven.Copy !req
920. I didn't figure on a big shoot-out.Copy !req
921. Come on, Bill.Copy !req
922. Just a minute, fellas.Copy !req
923. Please don't go.
Can't you see we need you?Copy !req
924. There's one of your outfit, Dan.Copy !req
925. Hey, what time is it now?Copy !req
926. What time do you figure it is, Dan?
About 2:40?Copy !req
927. That's one of your outfit
walkin' out on you, Dan.Copy !req
928. They'll all walk out on you.Copy !req
929. Why shouldn't they?Copy !req
930. I'll pay you each $50.Copy !req
931. Don't you think you have a duty?
Do you want to see us shot down?Copy !req
932. Please.Copy !req
933. I'm asking you.Copy !req
934. Please, I'm begging you.Copy !req
935. Look, nobody wants to walk out on ya.Copy !req
936. This whole thing happened in Bisbee.Copy !req
937. Why should you bring your troubles
to Contention?Copy !req
938. I mean, we've got families.Copy !req
939. Every man here is a family man.Copy !req
940. Dan's a family man too.
I'm a family man, in a way.Copy !req
941. Let's get out of here.Copy !req
942. You see, Dan, everybody wants to live.Copy !req
943. And that means Butterfield too.
He'll walk out on you, Dan.Copy !req
944. No, he won't. He'll stick. I can tell.Copy !req
945. He's human.Copy !req
946. At five minutes to 3:00,
Butterfield is gonna walk out on you, Dan...Copy !req
947. and he's gonna leave you all alone.Copy !req
948. Now, what do you figure
you're gonna die for, huh?Copy !req
949. Because Butterfield
lost his gold shipment? Hmm?Copy !req
950. Or because some fool driver
got what he deserved?Copy !req
951. I'm going up to talk to Dan.Copy !req
952. You watch out from here.Copy !req
953. Drop the gun.Copy !req
954. Dan, the roof!Copy !req
955. Nancy! Nancy!Copy !req
956. Take good care of him.Copy !req
957. Dan, open up.Copy !req
958. - What happened to Alex?
- I don't know. I heard shots.Copy !req
959. I ran back to the stairs. Then they
were dragging him towards the hotel.Copy !req
960. Dan! Dan!Copy !req
961. Well, I guess that leaves just the two of you.Copy !req
962. If there's one more shot, I shoot you.Copy !req
963. Tell 'em.Copy !req
964. Hey, Charlie?Copy !req
965. You've got one more shot.Copy !req
966. Make it good.Copy !req
967. Tell 'em we'll use it
on the way to the station.Copy !req
968. Go see what they did to Alex.Copy !req
969. Listen to me, Dan.Copy !req
970. I'm not going through with it.
It's crazy.Copy !req
971. - And if I'm not, then you aren't either.
- What happened to Alex?Copy !req
972. - Dan, listen to me.
- What happened?Copy !req
973. Dan, if you think you have
any obligation, you don't.Copy !req
974. I'm releasing you.Copy !req
975. Alex is dead.Copy !req
976. Dan, the odds are changing now,
aren't they?Copy !req
977. Now it's one against seven.Copy !req
978. Do you hear me?
You have no obligation.Copy !req
979. You better listen to what he said.Copy !req
980. - What?
- You better -Copy !req
981. Yeah, you're real lucky, Dan.Copy !req
982. A woman like that
to come home to every night.Copy !req
983. Alex.Copy !req
984. Dan?Copy !req
985. Dan!Copy !req
986. Dan, where are you?Copy !req
987. Here.Copy !req
988. If he moves an inch,
give him both barrels.Copy !req
989. - Dan, where are you?
- Alice?Copy !req
990. Dan. Dan.Copy !req
991. - Dan.
- Hey, did you hear that thunder?Copy !req
992. - I think maybe it's going to rain.
- Dan, if you're doing this for me -Copy !req
993. You know, if it rains,
that-that'll change everything.Copy !req
994. If it's something I said yesterday,
please forgive me.Copy !req
995. Wouldn't it be a wonder?
Everything green again.Copy !req
996. - Dan, please don't be stubborn.
- Hey, wait a minute.Copy !req
997. - I did hear thunder.
- Dan, there's no thunder.Copy !req
998. There won't be rain either.Copy !req
999. If I ever said anything
that made you think I was complaining...Copy !req
1000. or - or how hard things were...Copy !req
1001. but it just isn't true.Copy !req
1002. Because I love everything, every minute.Copy !req
1003. All the worry, all the work...Copy !req
1004. all the hurts of life.Copy !req
1005. If it's the $200 you need,
I'll pay you anyway.Copy !req
1006. Don't go through with it, dear.Copy !req
1007. No, I've got to.Copy !req
1008. - For the money?
- No.Copy !req
1009. - For me?
- No, no, no.Copy !req
1010. - Then why?
- I've got to. That's all.Copy !req
1011. Oh, Dan, I don't want a hero.
I want you.Copy !req
1012. Honest to God,
if I didn't have to do it, I wouldn't.Copy !req
1013. But I heard Alex scream.Copy !req
1014. The town drunk gave his life
because he believed...Copy !req
1015. that people should be able to live
in decency and peace together.Copy !req
1016. You think I can do less?Copy !req
1017. Don't.Copy !req
1018. No, please, don't go through with it.Copy !req
1019. You know, I never have been able
to give you very much -Copy !req
1020. no... pearls, nothing.Copy !req
1021. Sometimes not even enough food
for you and the boys.Copy !req
1022. Well, maybe this'll be something
worth remembering.Copy !req
1023. What are you saying?Copy !req
1024. Oh - Don't you think you can make it?Copy !req
1025. Oh, yes, of course.Copy !req
1026. When it gets to be 3:00,
I'll just walk to the station. That's all.Copy !req
1027. Then why are you talking about a memory?Copy !req
1028. Well, I mean, for the boys.Copy !req
1029. The boys'll always remember how their old man
walked Ben Wade to the station.Copy !req
1030. Hey.Copy !req
1031. You go on downstairs.
I'll be down in a minute.Copy !req
1032. It's time, Wade.Copy !req
1033. Butterfield, I'm gonna
take him out the back way.Copy !req
1034. You stay here with Alice.Copy !req
1035. As soon as we get near
those cattle pens...Copy !req
1036. I want you to take my wife
and drive her out of town as fast as you can.Copy !req
1037. - You hear me?
- All right, Dan.Copy !req
1038. Alice.Copy !req
1039. I don't want you to worry.
As soon as I get him to Yuma, I'll be right back.Copy !req
1040. I'll be waiting.Copy !req
1041. You tell 'em, one more shot,
and I'll cut you in two.Copy !req
1042. I told you you had just one more shot.Copy !req
1043. Next time, you better make it good.Copy !req
1044. There they go!Copy !req
1045. I'm afraid you're gonna have trouble
making that next corner.Copy !req
1046. Yeah. It's thoughtful of you, friend.Copy !req
1047. Yeah. You go first, you're gonna
get it from ahead up there.Copy !req
1048. You go last,
you're gonna get it from back here.Copy !req
1049. It worked all right, didn't it?Copy !req
1050. Oh, it worked real good.Copy !req
1051. Wait.Copy !req
1052. One of my men up there on the roof.Copy !req
1053. Well, why don't you wave to him, huh?Copy !req
1054. Well, right on time.Copy !req
1055. Now I won't have to wait.Copy !req
1056. There's still time to get out of this, Dan.Copy !req
1057. There's still time.Copy !req
1058. Across the street.Copy !req
1059. Here we go. Now.Copy !req
1060. They're headed for the train!Copy !req
1061. Why the stop?Copy !req
1062. To do you a favor.
Run before they chop you down.Copy !req
1063. Move.Copy !req
1064. All right.Copy !req
1065. Why, that's not so far.
We should make that real easy.Copy !req
1066. Tell them to come out in the open.Copy !req
1067. Tell 'em yourself.Copy !req
1068. Too bad, Dan.
You made a nice try.Copy !req
1069. We'll be on that baggage car.Copy !req
1070. Stay where you are!Copy !req
1071. Drop, Ben! Drop, Ben! Drop!Copy !req
1072. Go down, Ben! I'll kill him!Copy !req
1073. - Let's us get out of here!
- How do I know you'll jump?Copy !req
1074. You'll have to trust me on this one.
Jump!Copy !req
1075. Why did you do it, Ben?Copy !req
1076. I don't like owing anybody any favors.Copy !req
1077. You saved my life back at the hotel.Copy !req
1078. Besides, I've - I've broken out of Yuma before.Copy !req
1079. Well, my job's finished
when I get you there.Copy !req
1080. So when you take a trainCopy !req
1081. Called the 3:10 to YumaCopy !req
1082. And leave the things you loveCopy !req
1083. You leave with a silent prayerCopy !req
1084. Silent prayerCopy !req
1085. Though you've got no reason
to go thereCopy !req
1086. And there ain't a soul
that you know thereCopy !req
1087. When the 3:10 to YumaCopy !req
1088. Whistles its sad refrainCopy !req
1089. Take that trainCopy !req
1090. Take that trainCopy !req
1091. Someone needs to stop Clearway Law.
Public shouldn't leave reviews for lawyers.Copy !req