1. These hills here are full of Apaches.
They've burnt every ranch building in sight.Copy !req
2. He had a brush with 'em last night.
Says they're bein' stirred up by Geronimo.Copy !req
3. Geronimo?
How do we know he isn't lying?Copy !req
4. Ah, he's a Cheyenne.
They hate Apaches worse than we do.Copy !req
5. Clear the wires to Lordsburg.Copy !req
6. That's Lordsburg now, sir. They seem to have
something very urgent to tell you, sir.Copy !req
7. - Well? Well, what's wrong?
- The line went dead, sir.Copy !req
8. - What do you got there?
- Only the first word, sir.Copy !req
9. "Geronimo."Copy !req
10. Whoa! Whoa! Steady, whoa!Copy !req
11. - Well, so long, Buck!
- Nice trip, Buck?Copy !req
12. - Oh, so-so.
- Got the payroll for the mining company?Copy !req
13. - Yes, sir. Right here in this box here.
- Good. Give me a lift here, Jim, will ya?Copy !req
14. Jim, I'll pay ya that two bits
when I come through.Copy !req
15. - Okay, partner.
- Hey, now, you kids get away from that wheel.Copy !req
16. Well, sir, we run into
a little snow up there.Copy !req
17. 'Tweren't bad, though, but you fellas
better prepare for a good frost.Copy !req
18. Passenger out for Tonto.Copy !req
19. You'd better get out and stretch your leg —
I mean, your limbs, ma'am.Copy !req
20. We're gonna change horses here.Copy !req
21. - Is there a place here where I can have a cup of tea?
- Well, yes, ma'am.Copy !req
22. You can get a cup of coffee
at the hotel across the street there.Copy !req
23. - Thank you, driver.
- Uh, you look a little peaked —Copy !req
24. - I'll be all right, thank you.
- Yes, ma'am.Copy !req
25. Why, Lucy Mallory.Copy !req
26. Nancy.Copy !req
27. - How are you, Captain Whitney?
- Fine, thanks, Mrs. Mallory.Copy !req
28. Why, whatever are you doing
in Arizona?Copy !req
29. I'm joining Richard in Lordsburg.
He's there with his troops.Copy !req
30. He's a lot nearer than that, Mrs. Mallory.
He's been ordered to Dry Fork.Copy !req
31. That's the next stop for the stagecoach.
You'll be with your husband in a few hours.Copy !req
32. Oh, I'm so glad to see you, Lucy.Copy !req
33. Sit down, darling. We'll have a cup of coffee.
You must be tired from that long trip.Copy !req
34. - Who is that gentleman?
- Hardly a gentleman, Mrs. Mallory.Copy !req
35. I should think not.
He's a notorious gambler.Copy !req
36. Hello, Mink! Hidee, Frank!Copy !req
37. Well, Marshal, I'm looking for
my shotgun guard. Is he here?Copy !req
38. Out with the posse, Buck,
trying to catch the Ringo Kid.Copy !req
39. - Ringo? I thought Ringo was in the pen.
- He was.Copy !req
40. Busted out?
Well, good for him.Copy !req
41. My guess, the Kid's aimin' to get even
with them Plummer boys.Copy !req
42. It was their testimony
sent him to the penitentiary.Copy !req
43. Well, all I gotta say is that he'd better stay
away from that there Luke Plummer.Copy !req
44. Why, gosh, Luke's run all of Ringo's friends
out of Lordsburg.Copy !req
45. The last trip there, I seen him hit a rancher
on the head with the barrel of his gun...Copy !req
46. and, well, he just laid it wide open
like a butchered steer.Copy !req
47. - You seen Luke Plummer in Lordsburg?
- Yes, sirree.Copy !req
48. Hmm.Copy !req
49. You boys take care of the office
for a couple days.Copy !req
50. I'm going to Lordsburg with Buck.
Gonna ride shotgun.Copy !req
51. Oh, gosh, if I could learn
to keep my big mouth shut —Copy !req
52. Here's the payroll, Mr. Gatewood.Copy !req
53. Ever since I opened this bank,
I've been trying to tell those people...Copy !req
54. to deposit their payroll
six months in advance.Copy !req
55. It's good, sound business.Copy !req
56. Good business for you, Mr. Gatewood.Copy !req
57. Well, there's your receipt — $50,000.Copy !req
58. And remember this — what's good for the banks
is good for the country.Copy !req
59. Now, now, now, my dear lady —Copy !req
60. Good riddance to bad rubbish!
Get out and stay out!Copy !req
61. I'm keeping your trunk
'cause you ain't paid your rent.Copy !req
62. "Is this the face...Copy !req
63. "that wrecked a thousand ships...Copy !req
64. and burned the towerless tops
of Ilium?"Copy !req
65. Farewell, fair Helen.Copy !req
66. Doc. Doc, can they make me leave town
when I don't want to go? Do I have to go?Copy !req
67. Dallas, don't you go makin' no fuss.Copy !req
68. Do I have to go, Doc,
just because they say so?Copy !req
69. Dallas, I've got my orders.
Don't blame these ladies. It ain't them.Copy !req
70. It is them!Copy !req
71. Doc, haven't I any right to live?
What have I done?Copy !req
72. We're the victims of a foul disease
called social prejudice, my child.Copy !req
73. These dear ladies of the Law and Order League
are scouring out the dregs of the town.Copy !req
74. Come on.Copy !req
75. Be a proud, glorified dreg like me.Copy !req
76. - You get going, Doc. You're drunk.
- Two of a kind.Copy !req
77. - Just two of a kind.
- Take my arm, Madame la Comtesse.Copy !req
78. The tumbril awaits!
To the guillotine!Copy !req
79. Oh, wait till I get my badge, girls!
I'll join you!Copy !req
80. If ever you go East, brother...Copy !req
81. come out to our house for dinner.Copy !req
82. No one in all Kansas City, Kansas,
sets a better table than my dear wife, Violet.Copy !req
83. - Jerry.
- Yeah, Doc.Copy !req
84. Jerry, I'll admit,
as one man to another...Copy !req
85. that, economically,
I haven't been of much value to you.Copy !req
86. But...Copy !req
87. suppose you could
put one on credit?Copy !req
88. If talk was money, Doc,
you'd be the best customer I got.Copy !req
89. I'm leaving town, Jerry.Copy !req
90. - Honest?
- Yes, old friend.Copy !req
91. And I thought you might,
out of memory of our many happy —Copy !req
92. All right, Doc. Just this one.Copy !req
93. Thank you, Jerry.Copy !req
94. Here's a man
goin' on the stagecoach with you.Copy !req
95. - He's an Easterner from Kansas City, Missouri.
- Kansas City, Kansas, brother.Copy !req
96. To your health, Reverend.Copy !req
97. I'm not a clergyman.Copy !req
98. My name is Peacock. I'm a —Copy !req
99. He's a whiskey drummer.Copy !req
100. A what?Copy !req
101. Well, well!
How are you, Mr. Haycock?Copy !req
102. - Peacock.
- Don't tell me, sir.Copy !req
103. I know, I know.
A familiar name and an honored name.Copy !req
104. I never forget a face or a friend.Copy !req
105. Samples? Hmm!Copy !req
106. Ahh! Rye.Copy !req
107. Well, Brownie!Copy !req
108. - Blackie! Belle! Bess!
- Giddap!Copy !req
109. Well, lookee here.
Got a pretty good team there.Copy !req
110. Whoa! Back up.Copy !req
111. Come on in.Copy !req
112. Yeah. Back it up.Copy !req
113. Got my favorite team there, Slim!Copy !req
114. Yeah, Buck, they're all good and fresh.
They'll take you right there.Copy !req
115. I want five dollars, Henry!Copy !req
116. Certainly, my dear. Certainly.Copy !req
117. What is it to be this time, my dear?
A pair of shoes —Copy !req
118. I want to pay the butcher.
Dinner's at 12:00.Copy !req
119. Don't worry, my dear.
I'll be there.Copy !req
120. I've invited the ladies
of the Law and Order League.Copy !req
121. All —
All aboard for Dry Fork...Copy !req
122. Apache Wells, Lee's Ferry and Lordsburg!Copy !req
123. - I'll take that, Dallas.
- Oh, thanks.Copy !req
124. In you go, Dallas, and a pleasant voyage.Copy !req
125. Leave your baggage, Doc?Copy !req
126. Thank you.
Thank you, my friend.Copy !req
127. Curley, my shingle.
Carry it with honor.Copy !req
128. - I'll take it, Doctor.
- Oh, no. No trouble at all.Copy !req
129. No trouble at all.
I'll carry it on my lap.Copy !req
130. Here we go.
Here we go, Reverend.Copy !req
131. Mrs. Whitney, you're not going to
let your friend travel with that creature.Copy !req
132. She's right, Lucy. And besides,
you're not well enough to travel.Copy !req
133. It's only a few hours, Nancy.
I'm quite all right.Copy !req
134. But you shouldn't
travel a step without a doctor.Copy !req
135. There is a doctor, dear.
The driver told me.Copy !req
136. Doctor? Doc Boone?Copy !req
137. Why, he couldn't doctor a horse.Copy !req
138. Lucy darling, you must be very careful.
Take good care of yourself.Copy !req
139. - Watch that step now.
- Lady folks ride facing forward, please.Copy !req
140. There you go.Copy !req
141. - Pleasant journey, Mrs. Mallory.
- Thank you. Good-bye!Copy !req
142. - Good-bye!
- Bye!Copy !req
143. Like an angel in a jungle.Copy !req
144. A very wild jungle.Copy !req
145. What are you doin', Hatfield —
talkin' to yourself?Copy !req
146. You wouldn't understand, cowboy.Copy !req
147. You've never seen an angel...Copy !req
148. nor a gentlewoman...Copy !req
149. nor a great lady.Copy !req
150. I raise, gentlemen.Copy !req
151. Well, so long, Buck! So long, Curley!
Nice trip, boys!Copy !req
152. - So long, kids!
- Wait a minute! Hold it there, Buck!Copy !req
153. Cavalry comin'!Copy !req
154. Steady, girls!Copy !req
155. Captain Sickels asks if you'll deliver
this dispatch in Lordsburg the moment you arrive.Copy !req
156. - The telegraph line has been cut.
- Sure.Copy !req
157. We're going with you
as far as the noon station at Dry Fork.Copy !req
158. There'll be a troop of cavalry there,
and they'll take you on to Apache Wells.Copy !req
159. From Apache Wells, you'll have
another escort of soldiers into Lordsburg.Copy !req
160. But you must warn your passengers
that they travel at their own risk.Copy !req
161. - At their own risk?
What's the trouble, Lieutenant?
- Geronimo.Copy !req
162. - Geronimo? Well, then I ain't go —
- Will you sit down!Copy !req
163. Of course, the army has no authority
over you gentlemen.Copy !req
164. - If you think it's unsafe to make the trip —
- This stage is goin' to Lordsburg.Copy !req
165. If you think it ain't safe
to ride along with us...Copy !req
166. I figure we can get there
without you soldier boys.Copy !req
167. I have my orders, sir,
and I always obey orders.Copy !req
168. Did you all hear
what the lieutenant said?Copy !req
169. Yes, we heard.Copy !req
170. Well, me and Buck are taking
this coach through, passengers or not.Copy !req
171. Whoever wants to get out can get out.Copy !req
172. - It's —
- Courage. Courage, Reverend.Copy !req
173. - Ladies first.
- Oh. Excuse me.Copy !req
174. How about you, Dallas?Copy !req
175. What are you tryin' to do,
scare somebody?Copy !req
176. They got me in here.
Now let 'em try to put me out.Copy !req
177. There are worse things than Apaches.Copy !req
178. If you'll take my advice, ma'am,
you won't take this trip.Copy !req
179. My husband is with his troops in Dry Fork.
If he's in danger, I want to be with him.Copy !req
180. You see, brother,
I have a wife and five children in Kansas City.Copy !req
181. Then you're a man. By all the powers
that be, Reverend, you're a man.Copy !req
182. - All right, folks.
- Marshal!Copy !req
183. Make room for one more.Copy !req
184. I'm offering my protection to this lady.Copy !req
185. I can shoot fairly straight,
if there's need for it.Copy !req
186. That's been proved too many times, Hatfield.
All right, get in. We're late.Copy !req
187. - May I trouble you to move over, sir?
- Oh, yes. Yes, of course.Copy !req
188. Close the door.Copy !req
189. - Aw, Curley, we shouldn't —
- Get going, Buck!Copy !req
190. Bessie! Brownie! Bill!Copy !req
191. Farewell, ladies!Copy !req
192. - Sweetheart! Come on now, girl!
- Good-bye!Copy !req
193. Whoa!Copy !req
194. Whoa! Whoa! Whoa!Copy !req
195. - Room for another passenger?
- Sure is, Mr. Gatewood.Copy !req
196. - Goin' to Lordsburg?
- That's right. Just got a telegram.Copy !req
197. Had to stop to pack this bag.
Oh, I got it in.Copy !req
198. Hyah, hyah! Sassy! Blackie! Brownie! Bill!Copy !req
199. Yow!Copy !req
200. All right, Brownie.
Queenie, steady, girl.Copy !req
201. Good boy. Get along.Copy !req
202. If there's anything I don't like,
it's drivin' a stagecoach through Apache country.Copy !req
203. Funny catching Gatewood
outside of town that way.Copy !req
204. I just took this job 10 years ago
so I could make enough money...Copy !req
205. to marry my Mexican girl, Julietta,
and I been workin' hard at it ever since.Copy !req
206. Bonnie, get over there! Ho!Copy !req
207. - Marriage?
- Well, certainly.Copy !req
208. My wife's got more relatives
than anyone you ever did see.Copy !req
209. I bet I'm feedin'
half the state of Chihuahua.Copy !req
210. Sweetheart! Ho!Copy !req
211. That seem funny to you about Gatewood?Copy !req
212. Yeah, and then what do I get to eat
when I get home in Lordsburg?Copy !req
213. Nothin' but frijole beans. That's all.
Nothin' but beans, beans, beans.Copy !req
214. Bessie! Brownie! Blackie girl!
Yow! Get along!Copy !req
215. Excuse me, ladies.Copy !req
216. Close quarters.
Warm today.Copy !req
217. Your wife made it warm for me, Gatewood.Copy !req
218. She was chairman
of our farewell committee.Copy !req
219. Fine-looking bunch
of soldier boys back there.Copy !req
220. Always gives me great pride
in my country...Copy !req
221. when I see such fine young men
in the U.S. Army.Copy !req
222. Anybody know where they're going?Copy !req
223. Brother, aren't you aware of what's happened?Copy !req
224. Happened?
I — I don't follow you, Reverend.Copy !req
225. I'm not a clergyman. I'm a —Copy !req
226. My friend's a whiskey drummer.Copy !req
227. We're all gonna be scalped, Gatewood.Copy !req
228. Massacred in one fell swoop.Copy !req
229. - That's why the soldiers are with us.
- He's joking, of course.Copy !req
230. Oh, no, he's not.
Oh, dear, no. I wish he were.Copy !req
231. It's that old Apache butcher, Geronimo.Copy !req
232. Geronimo — nice name for a butcher.Copy !req
233. He's jumped the reservation.
He's on the warpath.Copy !req
234. Geronimo? Why weren't the passengers notified?
Why wasn't I told?Copy !req
235. - We —
- We were told, Gatewood.Copy !req
236. Yes.Copy !req
237. Weren't you told when you got
that message from Lordsburg?Copy !req
238. Oh, yes, yes. Y-Yes, of course. I — I forgot.Copy !req
239. Steady now! String out! Sweetheart!Copy !req
240. Now, doggone it,
they're bringing up her grandfather...Copy !req
241. all the way from Mexico
to live with us.Copy !req
242. I can't figure out
how he got that message.Copy !req
243. - Who? Her grandfather?
- No, Gatewood.Copy !req
244. Sweetheart!Copy !req
245. - Said he got a message.
- Sweetheart!Copy !req
246. - Telegraph line ain't workin'.
- Sweetheart.Copy !req
247. Hold it!Copy !req
248. Whoa! Steady! Ho. Ho.Copy !req
249. - Hey, look, it's Ringo.
- Yeah.Copy !req
250. Hello, Kid.Copy !req
251. Hello, Curley.Copy !req
252. Hiya, Buck! How's your folks?Copy !req
253. Oh, just fine, Ringo.Copy !req
254. - Except my grandfather came up —
- Shut up.Copy !req
255. Didn't expect to see you ridin' shotgun
on this run, Marshal.Copy !req
256. - Goin' to Lordsburg?
- I figured you'd be there by this time.Copy !req
257. No. Lame horse.Copy !req
258. Well, it looks like
you've got another passenger.Copy !req
259. Yeah. I'll take the Winchester.Copy !req
260. You may need me
and this Winchester, Curley.Copy !req
261. Saw a ranch house burnin' last night.Copy !req
262. You don't understand, Kid.
You're under arrest.Copy !req
263. Curley —Copy !req
264. - Everything all right, Marshal?
- Everything's all right, Lieutenant.Copy !req
265. - Hope I ain't crowdin' you folks none.
- The more, the merrier.Copy !req
266. Bonnie! Brownie! Blackie! Hyah!Copy !req
267. Hyah, Bessie!Copy !req
268. Ain't Ringo a fine boy?Copy !req
269. I think so.Copy !req
270. You're just smarter than a trade rat.
You knew all the time he was goin' to Lordsburg.Copy !req
271. Hey, reckon what he meant
he saw ranch houses burnin'?Copy !req
272. - Apaches.
- Oh, Apaches.Copy !req
273. So, you're the notorious Ringo Kid.Copy !req
274. My friends just call me Ringo.Copy !req
275. Nickname I had as a kid.Copy !req
276. Right name's Henry.Copy !req
277. Seems to me I knew your family, Henry.Copy !req
278. Didn't I fix your arm once
when you were, oh — bucked off a horse?Copy !req
279. - Are you Doc Boone?
- I certainly am.Copy !req
280. Now, let's see.Copy !req
281. I'd just been honorably discharged
from the Union army...Copy !req
282. after the War of the Rebellion.Copy !req
283. You mean
the War for the Southern Confederacy, sir.Copy !req
284. I mean nothing of the kind, sir.Copy !req
285. That was my kid brother broke his arm.Copy !req
286. You did a good job, Doc,
even if you was drunk.Copy !req
287. Thank you, son.Copy !req
288. - Professional compliments are always pleasing.
- Yes, they are.Copy !req
289. What happened to that boy
whose arm I fixed?Copy !req
290. He was murdered.Copy !req
291. Put out that cigar.Copy !req
292. You're annoying this lady.Copy !req
293. Excuse me, madam.Copy !req
294. Being so partial to the weed myself...Copy !req
295. I sometimes forget
that it disagrees with others.Copy !req
296. A gentleman doesn't smoke
in the presence of a lady.Copy !req
297. Three weeks ago, I took a bullet out of a man
who was shot by a gentleman.Copy !req
298. The bullet was in his back.Copy !req
299. - Do you mean to insinuate —
- Sit down, mister.Copy !req
300. Doc don't mean no harm.Copy !req
301. - Hiya, Pete! Hi, Joey!
- Hello!Copy !req
302. Be careful of old Bessie up there now.Copy !req
303. Take it easy.
Hold it steady, girl.Copy !req
304. Prepare to dismount!Copy !req
305. Take a look and see if there isn't
a stone bruisin' that hock down there.Copy !req
306. If it isn't my old friend,
Sergeant Billy Pickett!Copy !req
307. - Well! How are ya, Billy?
- He's fine, Doc, and mighty glad to see ya!Copy !req
308. Great heavens to Betsy! Didn't figure
on no stagecoach comin' through...Copy !req
309. with them Apaches raisin' Cain.Copy !req
310. I was just telling Billy to hitch up the buckboard
so we could get the young ones in —Copy !req
311. Wait a minute! You mean to say
there are no troops at this station?Copy !req
312. Ain't no soldiers here but what you see.Copy !req
313. But my husband, Captain Mallory —
I was told he was here.Copy !req
314. He was, dearie. Got orders night afore last
to join the soldiers at Apache Wells.Copy !req
315. - That means we gotta go back.
- I can't go back!Copy !req
316. Driver, you started this coach for Lordsburg,
and it's your duty to get us there.Copy !req
317. And it's your duty, young man,
to come along with us!Copy !req
318. It's my duty, Mr. Gatewood, to obey orders.
I'm sorry, sir.Copy !req
319. Well, if the soldiers go back, Lieutenant,
that means we all have to go back?Copy !req
320. My orders are to return from here immediately,
and I can't disobey those orders.Copy !req
321. I think we can
get through all right, Curley.Copy !req
322. Oh, now, don't egg him on, Kid.Copy !req
323. I'm drivin' this here outfit,
and, well, if the soldiers go back, so am I.Copy !req
324. I call this a desertion of duty.
I'll report you to your superior officer.Copy !req
325. If necessary,
I'll take the matter up with Washington!Copy !req
326. That's your privilege, sir,
but if you give us any trouble here...Copy !req
327. I'll have to put you under restraint.Copy !req
328. Now, don't lose your temper.
Don't lose your temper.Copy !req
329. I'll tell you how we'll settle it. We'll take a vote.
Inside, everybody. Come on, Buck.Copy !req
330. Oh, Curley, I don't wanna go to —Copy !req
331. Now you girls set yourselves down.
I'll get you something to eat.Copy !req
332. Now, folks, if we push on,
we can be in Apache Wells by sundown.Copy !req
333. Soldiers there will give us an escort
as far as the ferry.Copy !req
334. Then it's only a hoot and a holler
into Lordsburg.Copy !req
335. - Well, that old mare, I don't —
- We've got four men can handle firearms.Copy !req
336. Five with you, Ringo.Copy !req
337. Doc can shoot, if sober.Copy !req
338. I can shoot?Copy !req
339. I can shoot?Copy !req
340. Now, Miss Mallory, I — I ain't gonna put
a lady in danger without she votes for it.Copy !req
341. I've traveled all the way here
from Virginia.Copy !req
342. I'm determined to get to my husband.Copy !req
343. I won't be separated any longer.Copy !req
344. - What's your vote, mister?
- Well —Copy !req
345. Where's your manners, Curley?
Ain't you gonna ask the other lady first?Copy !req
346. Well, what do you say?Copy !req
347. What difference does it make?
Doesn't matter.Copy !req
348. I vote that we go on. I demand it.
I'm standing on my legal rights.Copy !req
349. What do you say, Hatfield?Copy !req
350. Lordsburg.Copy !req
351. Four. You, Doc?Copy !req
352. I'm not only a philosopher, sir.Copy !req
353. I'm a fatalist.Copy !req
354. Somewhere, sometime, there may be
the right bullet or the wrong bottle...Copy !req
355. waiting for Josiah Boone.Copy !req
356. - Why worry when or where?
- Yes or no?Copy !req
357. Having that philosophy, sir,
I've always courted danger.Copy !req
358. During the late war, when I had
the honor to serve the Union...Copy !req
359. under our great president,
Abraham Lincoln...Copy !req
360. ah, and General Phil Sheridan...Copy !req
361. well, sir, I fought 'midst
shot and shell and cannon roar!Copy !req
362. - Do you want to go back or not?
- No!Copy !req
363. I want another drink.Copy !req
364. That's five.
How about you, Mr. Hancock?Copy !req
365. It's Peacock.
I'd like to go on, brother.Copy !req
366. I want to reach the bosom of my dear family
in Kansas City, Kansas, as quickly as possible...Copy !req
367. but I may never reach that bosom
if we go on.Copy !req
368. So, under the circumstances —
You understand, brother —Copy !req
369. I think it best we go back with the bosoms —
I mean, the soldiers.Copy !req
370. One against. Well, Buck?Copy !req
371. - I want —
- Buck says aye. That's six.Copy !req
372. I'm voting your proxy, Kid.
You go with me.Copy !req
373. Ain't nothin' keeping me
out of Lordsburg, Curley.Copy !req
374. There sure ain't.Copy !req
375. Well, folks, that settles it.
We're going through.Copy !req
376. Sit down, folks, and eat your grub.
Come on, Buck. We'll change them horses.Copy !req
377. - But, Curley, ain't we gonna eat? Ohh!
- You can eat later!Copy !req
378. Here you are, folks.Copy !req
379. Food's on the table. Help yourselves.Copy !req
380. You got a long ride ahead of ya.Copy !req
381. You ain't drinkin', Billy.Copy !req
382. Sit down here, ma'am.Copy !req
383. Thanks.Copy !req
384. May I find you another place, Mrs. Mallory?
It's cooler by the window.Copy !req
385. Thank you.Copy !req
386. Looks like I got the plague, don't it?Copy !req
387. No. No, it's not you.Copy !req
388. Well, I guess you can't break out of prison
and into society in the same week.Copy !req
389. Please! Please.Copy !req
390. You're ill, Mrs. Mallory.Copy !req
391. No, it's just that I —Copy !req
392. I'll be all right.Copy !req
393. You've been very kind. Why?Copy !req
394. In the world I live in,
one doesn't often meet a lady, Mrs. Mallory.Copy !req
395. Have you ever been in Virginia?Copy !req
396. I was in your father's regiment.Copy !req
397. I should remember your name.
You're Mr. Hatfield.Copy !req
398. That's what I'm called, yes.Copy !req
399. - Why do you look at me like that?
- I'm just tryin' to remember.Copy !req
400. Ain't I seen you someplace before, ma'am?Copy !req
401. - No. No, you haven't.
- Hmm.Copy !req
402. I wish I had though.Copy !req
403. I know you.
I mean, I know who you are.Copy !req
404. I guess everybody in the territory does.Copy !req
405. Yep.Copy !req
406. Well, I used to be a good cowhand, but...Copy !req
407. things happened.Copy !req
408. Yeah, that's it.Copy !req
409. Things happened.Copy !req
410. And now they'll take you back to prison.Copy !req
411. Not till I finish a job in Lordsburg.Copy !req
412. But you can't.
You're going there as a prisoner.Copy !req
413. All aboard for Apache Wells, Lee's Fer —Copy !req
414. All righty, folks, the horses are changed.
We'd better get going.Copy !req
415. - And Lordsburg, maybe.
- All right, get going, Ringo.Copy !req
416. Mrs. Pickett, tell Billy the buckboard
is all ready. Let's get going.Copy !req
417. All right, Marshal, we're ready.Copy !req
418. - Come on, folks, let's move.
- My compliments to your husband.Copy !req
419. Thank you.Copy !req
420. I still feel that we
ought to go back with the soldiers.Copy !req
421. We've got to hurry
if we wanna be there by sundown.Copy !req
422. Bridesmaid! Baby! Yow!Copy !req
423. - What'd you say?
- Nothin'.Copy !req
424. Well, why don't ya say somethin'?Copy !req
425. A fella gets nervous, sittin' here like a dummy,
nothin' to think about but the Indians.Copy !req
426. You say something! You've been sitting there
all day talking without making any sense!Copy !req
427. All right, I'll say somethin' that makes sense.
If I was you, I'd let 'em shoot it out.Copy !req
428. - Let who?
- Luke Plummer and the Kid.Copy !req
429. There'd be a lot more peace
in this territory...Copy !req
430. if that Luke Plummer was so full of lead
he couldn't hold his liquor.Copy !req
431. I ain't sayin' I don't share
your sentiments, Buck.Copy !req
432. - But you're a born fool.
- Well, I know that.Copy !req
433. In the first place,
Luke would kill the Kid in a gunfight.Copy !req
434. In the second place, if Luke did get shot,
he's got two brothers just as ornery as he is.Copy !req
435. Nah, the only safe place for Ringo is in the pen,
and I aim to get him there all in one piece!Copy !req
436. Well, I'll be doggoned
if I didn't do you an injury, Curley.Copy !req
437. - I figured you were after the reward.
- Reward?Copy !req
438. Why, the Kid's old man and me was friends.
We used to punch cattle together.Copy !req
439. Besides, I could use that 500 in gold.Copy !req
440. - Bridesmaid!
- Uh-uh! Steady!Copy !req
441. Steady, girl!
Bridesmaid! In line!Copy !req
442. I can't get over the impertinence
of that young lieutenant.Copy !req
443. I'll make it warm for that shavetail!
I'll report him to Washington!Copy !req
444. We pay taxes to the government,
and what do we get?Copy !req
445. - Not even protection from the army.
- No.Copy !req
446. I don't know what the government
is coming to.Copy !req
447. Instead of protecting businessmen,
it pokes its nose into business.Copy !req
448. Hmph!Copy !req
449. Why, they're even talking now
about having bank examiners.Copy !req
450. As if we bankers
don't know how to run our own banks!Copy !req
451. Why, Boone, I actually had a letter
from a popinjay official...Copy !req
452. saying they were going
to inspect my books!Copy !req
453. I have a slogan that should be blazoned
on every newspaper in the country —Copy !req
454. America for Americans!Copy !req
455. The government
must not interfere with business!Copy !req
456. Reduce taxes!
Our national debt is something shocking!Copy !req
457. Over $1 billion a year!Copy !req
458. What this country needs
is a businessman for president!Copy !req
459. What this country needs
is more fuddle.Copy !req
460. - What?
- Fuddle!Copy !req
461. You're drunk, sir!Copy !req
462. I'm happy, Gatewood.Copy !req
463. Boo!Copy !req
464. How come you're taking this road?
It's gonna be cold up there.Copy !req
465. I'm usin' my head.Copy !req
466. Those breech-clad Apaches don't like snow.Copy !req
467. Maybe you'd like to —
to sit next to me.Copy !req
468. I — You could put your head
on my shoulder.Copy !req
469. No, thank you.Copy !req
470. How are you feeling, Mrs. Mallory?Copy !req
471. Is there any water?Copy !req
472. Driver! Canteen, please!Copy !req
473. Just a minute, Mrs. Mallory.Copy !req
474. Haven't I seen this crest before?Copy !req
475. Isn't this from Greenfield Manor?Copy !req
476. I wouldn't know, Mrs. Mallory. I —Copy !req
477. I won this cup on a wager.Copy !req
478. - Oh.
- How about the other lady?Copy !req
479. Thanks.Copy !req
480. Sorry. No silver cups.Copy !req
481. This is fine.Copy !req
482. No.Copy !req
483. Please, Doctor.Copy !req
484. Yow, girls!Copy !req
485. Whoa, steady. Ho.Copy !req
486. Howdy, Chris. Seven hours from Dry Fork.
Pretty fast drivin', amigo!Copy !req
487. Get the folks a bite to eat, Chris, while we
change horses. We're pushing on to Lordsburg.Copy !req
488. You come without soldiers?Copy !req
489. Oh, we weren't a-scared.
We didn't see one Apache, did we, Curley?Copy !req
490. - Where's the cavalry, Chris?
- Uh-huh. Where's the soldiers?Copy !req
491. There ain't no soldiers.Copy !req
492. - Huh?
- Soldiers have gone.Copy !req
493. Where's Captain Mallory?Copy !req
494. Where's my husband?
Where is he?Copy !req
495. You're his wife, I think?Copy !req
496. Yes. Where is he?
Did he go with his men?Copy !req
497. Sí, señora.Copy !req
498. Little what you call it —
scrimmage with the Apaches last night.Copy !req
499. Soldiers take Captain Mallory to Lordsburg.Copy !req
500. I think he get hurt maybe.Copy !req
501. Badly?Copy !req
502. Sí, señora.Copy !req
503. I think so.Copy !req
504. Mrs. Mallory, I'm awfully sorry.
If there's anything I can —Copy !req
505. I'm quite all right, thank you.Copy !req
506. Marshal! Come here! Quickly!Copy !req
507. Come on, Doc.Copy !req
508. Let's go, Doc.Copy !req
509. - Poor woman.
- A sick woman on our hands!Copy !req
510. - That's all we needed!
- I feel kinda sick myself.Copy !req
511. We're in a fine fix, my friends.
It's a fine country we're living in.Copy !req
512. The army has no right to leave
a public place like this undefended.Copy !req
513. Looks to me like the army's
got its hands pretty full, mister.Copy !req
514. - Have you a wife?
- Sí, señora, I think.Copy !req
515. - Call her.
- Yakima! ¿Dónde estás?Copy !req
516. Ringo, go in the kitchen and get some
hot water, lots of hot water, please.Copy !req
517. Yes, ma'am. Hey, Chris!
¿Dónde la cocina?Copy !req
518. Aquí está, Kid.Copy !req
519. A fine member
of the medical profession.Copy !req
520. Drunken beast.Copy !req
521. Coffee.Copy !req
522. Give me coffee.Copy !req
523. Black coffee.Copy !req
524. Lots of it.Copy !req
525. - More! More! More!
- Ain't it enough, Doc? That's four.Copy !req
526. - Blacker! Stronger! Keep it comin', Curley!
- You'll have it coming out your ears in a minute.Copy !req
527. Drink it down, Doc. Go on.
Drink it down.Copy !req
528. - Get it down.
- That'll make you feel better.Copy !req
529. All right, Doc.Copy !req
530. Isn't that drunken swine sober yet?Copy !req
531. - He's doing the best he can!
- Well, hurry!Copy !req
532. - Shh! Está malo.
- Tinhorn.Copy !req
533. - How you feeling?
- Fine.Copy !req
534. Thanks. Again.Copy !req
535. Sit down here, Doc.Copy !req
536. Keep the fire going, Chris.Copy !req
537. - Plenty of hot water.
- Sí, señor. Sí.Copy !req
538. Savages!Copy !req
539. That's my wife, Yakima. My squaw.Copy !req
540. Yes, but she's — she's savage!Copy !req
541. Sí, señor.
She a little bit savage, I think.Copy !req
542. Ándale pronto. A calentar agua.
A la enferma, pronto.Copy !req
543. Something funny about this.
That woman's an Apache.Copy !req
544. Sure, she's one of
Geronimo's people, I think.Copy !req
545. Maybe not so bad to have Apache wife, eh?
Apache don't bother me, I think.Copy !req
546. - All right, Doc?
- All right.Copy !req
547. All right, Dallas.Copy !req
548. Ahora, muchachos. Váyanse.Copy !req
549. Ringo!Copy !req
550. It's them vaqueros!
They've run away!Copy !req
551. Yeah, with the spare horses.Copy !req
552. Them coyotes give me the creeps.Copy !req
553. It sounds li —
Well, it sounds just like a baby.Copy !req
554. Black eight.Copy !req
555. It's a baby.Copy !req
556. It's a little girl.Copy !req
557. It's a little girl.Copy !req
558. Well, I'll be doggoned.Copy !req
559. Why didn't somebody tell me?Copy !req
560. How's Mrs. Mallory?Copy !req
561. She's going to be all right.Copy !req
562. Well, I'll be doggoned.Copy !req
563. - Did-Did you know?
- Why —Copy !req
564. Well, I'll be doggoned.Copy !req
565. Don't do that.Copy !req
566. Dr. Boone.Copy !req
567. Come on, boys.
Three cheers for ol' Doc Boone.Copy !req
568. - Hip, hip —
- Quiet.Copy !req
569. - Well, we oughta be —
- Quiet.Copy !req
570. Mrs. Mallory.Copy !req
571. Oh.Copy !req
572. Kid, I know why you want
to go to Lordsburg.Copy !req
573. I like you. I know your pop.Copy !req
574. He was good friend of mine.Copy !req
575. If you know who in Lordsburg,
you stay away, I think.Copy !req
576. You mean Luke Plummer?Copy !req
577. Luke, Ike and Hank — all there together.
I saw them.Copy !req
578. - Are you sure of that, Chris?
- Sure. I can tell you the truth.Copy !req
579. - I know.
- Thanks.Copy !req
580. - That's all I wanted to know.
- You crazy if you go.Copy !req
581. I think you stay away, Kid.Copy !req
582. Three against one is no good.Copy !req
583. You oughtn't to go too far, Miss Dallas.Copy !req
584. Apaches like to sneak up
and pick off strays.Copy !req
585. You, uh, visitin' in Lordsburg?Copy !req
586. No. No, I have friends there.Copy !req
587. And maybe I can find work.Copy !req
588. Say, look, Kid,
why don't you try to escape?Copy !req
589. - Why don't you get away?
- I aim to — in Lordsburg.Copy !req
590. Why Lordsburg?
Why don't you make for the border now?Copy !req
591. My father and brother were shot down
by the Plummer boys.Copy !req
592. Guess you don't know how it feels
to lose your own folks that way.Copy !req
593. I lost mine when I was a kid.Copy !req
594. There was a massacre
on Superstition Mountain.Copy !req
595. That's tough, especially on a girl.Copy !req
596. Well, you gotta live
no matter what happens.Copy !req
597. Yeah. That's it.Copy !req
598. Look, Miss Dallas, you got no folks.Copy !req
599. And neither have I, and, well...Copy !req
600. maybe I'm taking a lot for granted, but —Copy !req
601. I watched you with that baby...Copy !req
602. that other woman's baby.Copy !req
603. You looked, well —Copy !req
604. Well, I still got a ranch across the border.Copy !req
605. And it's a nice place, a real nice place.Copy !req
606. Trees and grass, water.Copy !req
607. There's a cabin half built.Copy !req
608. A man could live there...Copy !req
609. and a woman.Copy !req
610. Will you go?Copy !req
611. But you don't know me.Copy !req
612. You don't know who I am.Copy !req
613. I know all I want to know.Copy !req
614. Will you go?Copy !req
615. Oh, don't talk like that.Copy !req
616. What are you doing out here, Kid?Copy !req
617. Stick close to the reservation.Copy !req
618. Curley! Oh, Curley!Copy !req
619. Oh! Curley! Curley!Copy !req
620. - What's wrong, Chris?
- My wife, Yakima — she run away.Copy !req
621. - When I wake up, she was gone.
- The way you come busting in here, you'd think —Copy !req
622. - Whoa.
- Excuse me, Kid.Copy !req
623. Come busting in here,
you'd think we were being attacked.Copy !req
624. - You can find another wife.
- Sure I can find another wife.Copy !req
625. But she take my rifle and my horse.Copy !req
626. Oh, I never sell her.
I love her so much.Copy !req
627. I beat her with the whip,
and she never get tired.Copy !req
628. - Your wife?
- No. My horse.Copy !req
629. Oh.Copy !req
630. I can find another wife easy, yes,
but not a horse like that.Copy !req
631. Mala Yakima.Copy !req
632. I knew that woman was a thief, by —Copy !req
633. What's the matter with you, Gatewood?Copy !req
634. My valise! Where's my valise?
Which one of you have got it?Copy !req
635. Here it is. I was usin' it for a pillow.
I didn't think you'd mind.Copy !req
636. I thought I told you
to keep your hands off my things!Copy !req
637. Yes, sir.Copy !req
638. That squaw of yours will find some Apaches
and bring 'em back here.Copy !req
639. My wife's people don't bother me, I think.Copy !req
640. Well, they bother me, I think.Copy !req
641. Chris, is this bar open?Copy !req
642. Sure, all the time, señor. Sí.Copy !req
643. Good.Copy !req
644. Here you are, Doc.Copy !req
645. Well, what are we wasting time for?
Let's make a break for it.Copy !req
646. - We've got a sick woman to think of.
- Do you want her to stay here
and be butchered with the rest of us?Copy !req
647. - Why don't you think of somebody else for once?
- Do you realize who you're talking to?Copy !req
648. Easy, easy! Quiet, boys. Quiet.Copy !req
649. We ain't been butchered yet.Copy !req
650. But you're right.Copy !req
651. We'd better get going for Lordsburg
as soon as we can.Copy !req
652. Might be a good idea, Curley, if, uh,
Doc took a look at the patient.Copy !req
653. Yeah, and Little Coyote.Copy !req
654. You'll join me, Doctor?Copy !req
655. No, thanks.Copy !req
656. Morning.Copy !req
657. Well, you're looking pretty chipper.Copy !req
658. Hmm. You're up early, Dallas.Copy !req
659. She didn't go to bed, Doctor.Copy !req
660. I'm afraid she sat up all night
while I slept.Copy !req
661. Oh, I slept a lot in the chair.Copy !req
662. Well, anyway, it was nice to stay awake
and hold the baby.Copy !req
663. Hmm. Well, we've got to get you
to Lordsburg, Little Coyote.Copy !req
664. That's what the boys christened her last night
when she squalled — Little Coyote.Copy !req
665. - How do you feel?
- Fine, thanks. A little tired.Copy !req
666. - Doctor, do you think my husband —
- Never mind him.Copy !req
667. The best medicine he can have
is to see you two safe and sound.Copy !req
668. You just make up your mind
you're gonna get there.Copy !req
669. - I have made up my mind.
- That's the stuff.Copy !req
670. - I am going to get there.
- You need strength, so get all the rest you can.Copy !req
671. Dallas, do you suppose
you can fix up a little broth?Copy !req
672. - She has already.
- Good.Copy !req
673. How about making some coffee
for the boys?Copy !req
674. Now you get some sleep, Mrs. Mallory.Copy !req
675. And don't look so proud.Copy !req
676. I've brought hundreds
of those little fellas into the world...Copy !req
677. once upon a time.Copy !req
678. And the new one
was always the prettiest.Copy !req
679. Doc.Copy !req
680. Ringo asked me to marry him.Copy !req
681. Is that wrong for a girl like me?Copy !req
682. If a man and woman love each other,
it's all right, ain't it, Doc?Copy !req
683. You're going to be hurt, child.Copy !req
684. Worse than you've ever been hurt.Copy !req
685. Don't you know that boy's
headed back for prison?Copy !req
686. Besides, if you two
go into Lordsburg together...Copy !req
687. he's going to know all about you.Copy !req
688. He's not goin' into Lordsburg.Copy !req
689. All I want is for you
to tell me it's all right.Copy !req
690. Gosh, child, who am I to tell you
what's right or wrong?Copy !req
691. All right. Go ahead.Copy !req
692. Do it if you can.Copy !req
693. Good luck.Copy !req
694. Thanks, Doc.Copy !req
695. - Ringo —
- Well, Doc?Copy !req
696. Oh, both doing nicely.Copy !req
697. She's a real soldier's wife,
that young lady.Copy !req
698. Good, good.
Then we can leave immediately.Copy !req
699. Well, not for a day or so
if you want my professional advice.Copy !req
700. What do you mean a day?
Stay another day? Why?Copy !req
701. Where were you when the stork
came last night, Gatewood?Copy !req
702. I refuse to allow Mrs. Mallory to travel
until she and the child are out of danger.Copy !req
703. What do you mean danger?
Aren't we in worse danger here?Copy !req
704. I don't wish to intrude.Copy !req
705. But I've had five children.
I mean, my dear wife has.Copy !req
706. And much as I dislike discussing it,
in this hour of our trial...Copy !req
707. I — I believe the doctor's right.Copy !req
708. Spoken like a man, Reverend.Copy !req
709. I say we ought to leave here before the
Apaches find us. That's common sense.Copy !req
710. I wish you were 10 years younger,
Gatewood.Copy !req
711. - Don't let my white hairs stop you —
- Now just a minute!Copy !req
712. Quiet! Quiet!Copy !req
713. - Now, Curley, I haven't said a word!
- Will you shut up!Copy !req
714. Now, if we argue this thing out right,
we can get somewhere.Copy !req
715. Let's all sit down and talk sensible.Copy !req
716. Come on, Buck. Sit down.Copy !req
717. There's a young woman in the kitchen
making coffee.Copy !req
718. She needs help.Copy !req
719. Thanks, Doc.Copy !req
720. Say, Kid.Copy !req
721. How old were you
when you went to the pen?Copy !req
722. Oh, I was... goin' on 17.Copy !req
723. Mornin', ma'am.Copy !req
724. Morning.Copy !req
725. I, uh, laid awake most of the night...Copy !req
726. wondering what you'd have said
if Curley hadn't busted in.Copy !req
727. Guess you was up kind of late too.Copy !req
728. I could hear you moving around.Copy !req
729. You didn't answer
what I asked you last night.Copy !req
730. Look, Kid, why don't you try to escape?Copy !req
731. There's a horse out there in the corral.Copy !req
732. Curley won't go after you because he can't
leave the passengers in a fix like this.Copy !req
733. I gotta go to Lordsburg.Copy !req
734. Why don't you go to my ranch
and wait for me?Copy !req
735. Wait for a dead man.Copy !req
736. You haven't got a chance.Copy !req
737. It was three against one when the Plummers swore
that you killed their foreman, got you sent up.Copy !req
738. It'll be three against one in Lordsburg.Copy !req
739. Well, there's some things a man
just can't run away from.Copy !req
740. How can you talk about your life and my life
when you're throwing them away?Copy !req
741. Yeah. Mine too.Copy !req
742. That's what you're throwing away
if you go to Lordsburg.Copy !req
743. What do you want me to do?Copy !req
744. Would it make us any happier
if Luke Plummer was dead?Copy !req
745. One of his brothers
would be after you with a gun.Copy !req
746. We'd never be safe.Copy !req
747. I don't want that kind of life, Ringo.Copy !req
748. Well, I don't see what else I can do.Copy !req
749. Go now. Get away.Copy !req
750. Forget Lordsburg. Forget the Plummers.Copy !req
751. Make for the border, and I'll come to you.Copy !req
752. - Do you mean that?
- Yes, I do.Copy !req
753. Will you go with me, Dallas?Copy !req
754. Oh, I can't leave Mrs. Mallory
and the baby.Copy !req
755. I'll come to you from Lordsburg.
I swear it.Copy !req
756. Well, I oughta have a rifle and —Copy !req
757. I've got one. Right here.Copy !req
758. - I got it last night when they were all asleep.
- You mean you thought of this last night?Copy !req
759. Yeah. Don't ask any more questions.
Not now.Copy !req
760. Aw, gosh, Curley,
there ain't no Apaches behind us.Copy !req
761. We can still go back to Tonto.Copy !req
762. - No! I insist we go on to Lordsburg.
- What do you think, Chris?Copy !req
763. Geronimo between here and Lordsburg —
with my horse, I think.Copy !req
764. Quiet, Doc.
This is a serious matter, ain't it?Copy !req
765. My dear Buck...Copy !req
766. if I have only one hour to live,
I'm going to enjoy myself.Copy !req
767. Doctor, I don't begrudge you my samples,
but I think —Copy !req
768. Now you hush! I've stood enough of you.Copy !req
769. Now this is a serious problem,
and I'm the only one that's talkin' sense.Copy !req
770. - Now, Curley, if —
- If we can get across that ferry,
we'll be all right.Copy !req
771. Question is, what are we gonna do
about the lady and her baby?Copy !req
772. Dr. Boone has settled that for us, sir...Copy !req
773. and I demand respect
for his professional opinion.Copy !req
774. Hatfield.Copy !req
775. Ringo.Copy !req
776. Ringo!Copy !req
777. Ringo!Copy !req
778. Hurry, Ringo.Copy !req
779. - Ringo!
- Hurry!Copy !req
780. - Bye, Dallas.
- Good-bye!Copy !req
781. Ringo! Don't stop! Go on! Go on!Copy !req
782. Keep riding!Copy !req
783. Ringo, go on! Go on!Copy !req
784. Curley! No! Let him go! Stop it!Copy !req
785. You don't need them, Curley.Copy !req
786. - I ain't gonna run away.
- I'll say you ain't.Copy !req
787. Look at them hills.Copy !req
788. - Apaches.
- War signals.Copy !req
789. Hurry up, Marshal!
What's — Why don't we start?Copy !req
790. Come on, Bridesmaid! Yow! Yow!Copy !req
791. Nice girls! Yow! Go!Copy !req
792. Hey, Curley, why don't you take
the cuffs off the Kid?Copy !req
793. - He's mighty handy with a gun.
- You drive them horses.Copy !req
794. - I'll take care of the Kid.
- Oh!Copy !req
795. Can't you drive any faster?Copy !req
796. You thick-headed lout!Copy !req
797. We've got to make that ferry.Copy !req
798. A man works all his life to get ahold
of some money so that he can enjoy life...Copy !req
799. and has to run into a trap like this.Copy !req
800. A trap, brother? You mean the Apaches?
There's been no sign of them.Copy !req
801. You don't see any signs of them.
They strike like rattlesnakes.Copy !req
802. If you hadn't insisted on waiting for her,
we'd have been across the ferry by this time.Copy !req
803. You talk too much, Gatewood.Copy !req
804. Your threats don't faze me, Hatfield.Copy !req
805. You're nothing but a tinhorn gambler.Copy !req
806. How would you like to get out and walk?Copy !req
807. You can't put me out
of a public conveyance.Copy !req
808. Now, now, gentlemen. Gentlemen.Copy !req
809. Take it easy, Gatewood.Copy !req
810. We may need that fight
before we get to the ferry.Copy !req
811. You wouldn't be much good in a fight,
you jailbird!Copy !req
812. Oh, leave the Kid alone. He's handcuffed.Copy !req
813. Gentlemen, please.Copy !req
814. Let's not forget the ladies, bless them.Copy !req
815. Let's have a little Christian charity
one for the other.Copy !req
816. Well, folks, we're coming in
to Lee's Ferry now.Copy !req
817. Lordsburg — next stop!Copy !req
818. Nice girls! Get along! Get along!Copy !req
819. Curley, look. Look at the ferry.Copy !req
820. It's burnt too.Copy !req
821. Hatfield, stand guard over there.Copy !req
822. Where's the army?
What are the soldiers doing?Copy !req
823. - Curley, what can I do?
- Are they going to let Geronimo burn and pillage the whole country?Copy !req
824. Ringo, I need you. Will you give me your word
you won't try to escape again?Copy !req
825. I'll give you my word — till Lordsburg.Copy !req
826. - Get in the coach with them women.
- I gave you my word.Copy !req
827. - Ringo, don't!
- Dallas.Copy !req
828. Buck, drive into the river
up to the hubs.Copy !req
829. Brownie! Bessie! Bridesmaid!Copy !req
830. Come on, girls! Hah! Get down!Copy !req
831. Move out! Ho!Copy !req
832. Whoa, Duchess! Come on, baby!Copy !req
833. Come on, girls. Steady now.Copy !req
834. Look out, Curley.Copy !req
835. Kid, take your suspenders
and cross-tie them wheelers.Copy !req
836. Sorry about the saddle, Kid.Copy !req
837. - Ready, Kid?
- All set.Copy !req
838. - Ready, Buck?
- All ready, Curley.Copy !req
839. Here we go! Here we go, Buck!Copy !req
840. Hyah! Hyah!Copy !req
841. Just sit quiet, folks.
You'll be all right.Copy !req
842. Come on, girl. Ho, Bridesmaid!Copy !req
843. Come on, baby! Good girl!Copy !req
844. Ho! Steady, Duchess! Steady there!Copy !req
845. Attagirl!Copy !req
846. Honey child!Copy !req
847. Easy now. Ho!Copy !req
848. Good girl. That's a girl!Copy !req
849. Whoa!Copy !req
850. Ho, girl! Take it!Copy !req
851. - Hey, Curley.
- Yeah. What?Copy !req
852. You think I ought to charge
Mrs. Mallory's baby half fare?Copy !req
853. Sweetheart!Copy !req
854. Well, we'll soon be in Lordsburg.Copy !req
855. Uh, sorry I flew off the handle, Hatfield.Copy !req
856. My apologies, Doctor.
No hard feelings, I hope.Copy !req
857. All in all, it's been
an exciting, very interesting trip.Copy !req
858. Has it not?Copy !req
859. Well, now that the danger's passed, Mr. —Copy !req
860. Peacock.Copy !req
861. Ladies and gentlemen,
since it's most unlikely...Copy !req
862. that we'll ever have the pleasure
of meeting again socially...Copy !req
863. I'd like to propose a toast.Copy !req
864. Major...Copy !req
865. Gatewood...Copy !req
866. Ringo.Copy !req
867. - To your health.
- Thank you, sir.Copy !req
868. Giddap, girl!Copy !req
869. Run them! Dry Lake! Ringo!Copy !req
870. Git, girls! Go!Copy !req
871. Bridesmaid!Copy !req
872. Bridesmaid! Yow!Copy !req
873. - Yow! Ho!
- Hatfield!Copy !req
874. Yow! Yow, girl!
Yow! Yow! Yow!Copy !req
875. Giddap! Ho! Ho!Copy !req
876. Hurry up, girls!Copy !req
877. - I warned you about this — this danger!
- But you wouldn't listen to me!Copy !req
878. Gatewood, will you shut up!
I've got a patient here!Copy !req
879. No, you can't stop me.
Let me out of here, I tell you!Copy !req
880. - Will you shut up!
- You sot! Take your —Copy !req
881. Yaah!Copy !req
882. Yaah!Copy !req
883. Yow! Yow! Yow! Yaah!Copy !req
884. Yow! Hyah! Yow! Yow!Copy !req
885. Yow! Yow! Yow!Copy !req
886. Yow! Yow! Yaah!Copy !req
887. Hey, Kid!Copy !req
888. Ringo! Help!Copy !req
889. Kid! Kid!Copy !req
890. The leaders, Kid!
Get the leaders!Copy !req
891. Yow!Copy !req
892. Yow!Copy !req
893. Yow! Yow!Copy !req
894. Curley! More ammunition!Copy !req
895. Do you hear it?Copy !req
896. Do you hear it?Copy !req
897. It's a bugle!Copy !req
898. They're blowing the charge!Copy !req
899. If you see Judge Greenfield...Copy !req
900. tell him his son —Copy !req
901. - Thank heaven you're safe, Lucy.
- Where's Richard? Is he all right?Copy !req
902. Oh, he's all right.
Don't you worry.Copy !req
903. - It isn't a bad wound.
- We'll take you to him immediately.Copy !req
904. Where's the baby, dear?Copy !req
905. I'll take the baby.Copy !req
906. Dallas.Copy !req
907. If there's ever anything I can do for —Copy !req
908. I know.Copy !req
909. Orderly.Copy !req
910. It's the Ringo Kid!Copy !req
911. Yeah!Copy !req
912. Hey, Curley! How are you?Copy !req
913. Aces and eights.Copy !req
914. Dead man's hand, Luke.Copy !req
915. Ringo Kid's in town.Copy !req
916. Yeah. Drivin' the stage.Copy !req
917. - Mis hermanos.
- Sí, patrón. Un momento.Copy !req
918. Cash in.Copy !req
919. Easy now. Easy. That's right.Copy !req
920. Good-bye, Miss Dallas.Copy !req
921. If you ever come to Kansas City, Kansas,
I want you to come out to see us.Copy !req
922. - Oh, thanks, Mr., uh —
- Peacock.Copy !req
923. - Hello, Buck.
- They got here all right.Copy !req
924. - You got through all right.
- All right, folks, you're here.Copy !req
925. All right, folks. You're all right. Unload.Copy !req
926. Here you are, Doctor.
Will you sign this?Copy !req
927. Well, Lordsburg.Copy !req
928. Thank you. And you, Doctor.Copy !req
929. There you are. Thank you.Copy !req
930. Well, Kid.Copy !req
931. Curley, how long will they give me
for breakin' out?Copy !req
932. Oh, about another year.Copy !req
933. - You know where my ranch is?
- Yeah.Copy !req
934. Will you see that
she gets there all right?Copy !req
935. Dallas.Copy !req
936. Yeah.Copy !req
937. This is no town for a girl like her.Copy !req
938. Will you do it?Copy !req
939. - Sure.
- Thanks.Copy !req
940. How are ya, Marshal?
Get my man through all right?Copy !req
941. I don't need them.Copy !req
942. If you don't want to lose your prisoner, Sheriff,
you'd better take care of him yourself.Copy !req
943. - What's your name, mister?
- My name is Gatewood. Ellsworth H. Gatewood.Copy !req
944. Oh. Gatewood. You didn't think they'd have
the telegraph wires fixed, did you?Copy !req
945. You thought you escaped.Copy !req
946. We got our banker!Copy !req
947. Can I meet you back here in 10 minutes?Copy !req
948. I gave you my word, Curley.Copy !req
949. I ain't goin' back on it now.Copy !req
950. No ammunition.Copy !req
951. I lied to you, Curley.Copy !req
952. Got three left.Copy !req
953. Come on.Copy !req
954. Good night, Kid.Copy !req
955. - Is this where you live?
- No.Copy !req
956. I gotta know where you live, don't I?Copy !req
957. No. Don't come any further.Copy !req
958. It's all been a crazy dream.Copy !req
959. I've been out of my mind just hopin'.Copy !req
960. Say good-bye here, Kid.Copy !req
961. We ain't never gonna say good-bye.Copy !req
962. Could I have that?Copy !req
963. Give me the shotgun.Copy !req
964. Shotgun!Copy !req
965. Luke! Luke, please don't!Copy !req
966. Well, Kid, I —
I told you not to follow me.Copy !req
967. Dallas.Copy !req
968. I asked you to marry me, didn't I?Copy !req
969. I'll never forget you asked me, Kid.Copy !req
970. That's something.Copy !req
971. Wait here.Copy !req
972. Uh —Copy !req
973. Ringo said he'll be passing this way in...
six or seven minutes.Copy !req
974. Come on.Copy !req
975. I'll take that shotgun, Luke.Copy !req
976. You'll take it in the belly
if you don't get out of my way.Copy !req
977. I'll have you indicted for murder
if you step outside with that shotgun.Copy !req
978. We'll attend to you later.Copy !req
979. Don't ever let me do that again.Copy !req
980. Luke.Copy !req
981. Hey, Billy! Billy, kill that story about the Republican
convention in Chicago and take this down!Copy !req
982. "The Ringo Kid was killed on Main Street
in Lordsburg tonight!Copy !req
983. And among the additional dead was" —
Leave that blank for a spell.Copy !req
984. - I didn't hear any shootin', Ed.
- You will, Billy. You will.Copy !req
985. Hank missed him — at four feet.Copy !req
986. Ringo. Ringo.Copy !req
987. Ringo.Copy !req
988. Ready, Kid?Copy !req
989. Thanks, Curley.Copy !req
990. Curley's gonna see that you
get to my place across the border.Copy !req
991. Well, good-bye, Dallas.Copy !req
992. Good-bye.Copy !req
993. Maybe you'd like to ride a ways
with the Kid.Copy !req
994. Please.Copy !req
995. - Yea! Yea!
- Yea!Copy !req
996. Well, they're saved
from the blessings of civilization.Copy !req
997. Yeah.Copy !req
998. Doc?Copy !req
999. I'll, uh, buy you a drink.Copy !req
1000. Just one.Copy !req