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00:00The End
00:30The End
01:00Beat it, I'm in conference.
01:11This is important, boss.
01:13That was my pay.
01:14Judge Gray demands a gambling ban.
01:17Let me see that.
01:19Juris brands Bell Bonner's Resort Minister Community.
01:23I can't be seen right.
01:26Judge John Gray, who operates his J-Bar Ranch
01:28for the rehabilitation of underprivileged boys...
01:31Professional jealousy.
01:32The big boys who come in here don't get any privileges either.
01:35That's why they come in.
01:36Judge Gray urges the county supervisors
01:38to close Bell Bonner's gambling resort.
01:40The Bonner woman declares Judge Gray
01:42not only praise upon the highly paid workers
01:44of the Tumston Mine,
01:45but upon the youth of the valley.
01:47Miss Gray packs a lot of weight.
01:49I'll spot him, lad.
01:51Now, these long-haired reformers are murder.
01:52What happens if he does close us up?
01:54You three lugs will have to go to work.
01:56Oh, you've got to take her in there, poor psalm singer.
01:58How can I go to work?
01:59I ain't got time.
02:01Now, don't cry, kiddies.
02:02Mom will see that you keep on riding the gravy train.
02:05What a dish.
02:06What is this, a beauty parlor or a medice saloon?
02:08The word's sell-off.
02:09Quit clowning, Belle.
02:10This is business.
02:11Yeah, my business.
02:12I build it up from a dive to a high-class joint.
02:15No psalm-singing blue nose is going to...
02:17Hey, Pete, get my car.
02:18Okay.
02:18Fellas, get back to your job.
02:20Where are you going?
02:21To the J-Bar Ranch.
02:23You can't take on the judge.
02:24He's tough.
02:25I'll write him on the dough.
02:26Might soften him up a bit.
02:27Belle, don't try a bribe.
02:29I've nothing to lose.
02:30No?
02:32How are you fixed for teeth?
02:33A way beyond the hills in Idaho
02:43Where yawing canyons greet the sun
02:48As it smiles above the trees in Idaho
02:53To say another night is done
02:57Warm summer winds
03:01Tossed a wave and rain
03:03Calling me back to my home
03:07Again to dream
03:09Sweet memories of Palm of Gold
03:12Beyond the hills in Idaho
03:16When I am lonely
03:20My dreams picture to me
03:23My home and all I've left behind
03:28Someday I'll go back
03:33To live happy and free
03:35No worry on my mind
03:38It's peace that I'll find
03:42It's peace that I'll find
03:42A way beyond the hills in Idaho
03:46Where yawing canyons greet the sun
03:51As it smiles above the trees in Idaho
03:56To say another night is done
04:01Warm summer winds
04:04Tossed a wave and rain
04:07Calling me back to my home
04:10Again to dream
04:13Sweet memories of Long of Gold
04:16Beyond the hills in Idaho
04:21Bob, you propose better each time.
04:25Now, don't laugh, Jerry.
04:26I'm serious.
04:28You know, I'm going to keep right on asking you.
04:29Maybe someday you'll change your mind.
04:32I'm awfully fond of you, Bob.
04:34I wish I could say yes, but
04:36I've got to say no.
04:38You heard that, Ninja Robin?
04:40Oh, how did you know we were here?
04:42Simple matter of deduction.
04:44Moonlight, soft music.
04:46Besides, this is the place
04:47Where we usually come to propose, isn't it?
04:50Now, listen, Terry.
04:51What's the score now?
04:5316 to 14.
04:54You're two up on me, Bobby.
04:57Well, go on and try a couple.
04:59Oh, Terry, why don't you haul off and say yes?
05:05No.
05:0815.
05:09Ouch!
05:10A note?
05:12I suppose this is somebody proposing by carrier pitching.
05:15Mm-hmm.
05:16What's his score?
05:17Pretty high.
05:18Dad's always leaving notes around.
05:20Darling, I just happen to think you'd like a birthday party.
05:23J.G.
05:25It's quite a party.
05:27My dad's quite a fellow.
05:29He shouldn't be spending money on me.
05:31The ranch is in bed.
05:33Giving his boys a chance in life is all he lives for.
05:36That's why he's so determined to make this town a good place for them to live in.
05:40Tangling with Bell Bonner isn't going to be easy.
05:41There's a fellow down in Mexico that the senior reaches dreams.
05:56He can throw a noose on the wild coyotes and as a lumper he's supreme.
05:59He's a pomp and pride at the countryside where the Rio rolls along.
06:03He can rope and ride but he hits the stride when he sings the cowboy's song.
06:06Don Juan, he's a gentleman from Mexico.
06:10Don Juan, that's the boot you went to Romeo.
06:13He says the century of his heart's a flame across the Rio Grande.
06:17He has a matter that's a pretty dark I can't understand.
06:21I can sing and dance, I can shoot and pants like a champion matador.
06:25And I'm telling you, pals, I can move them gals like they've never been moved before.
06:29But the clumsy way you court today just fills me with disgust.
06:32I can wink one eye as them gals pass by a maiden bites the dust.
06:36Don Juan, he's a gentleman from Mexico.
06:40Don Juan, that's the boot you went to Romeo.
06:44He says the century of his heart's a flame across the Rio Grande.
06:47He has a matter that the pretty dark I can't understand.
06:51Don Juan.
07:02Well, good night, fellas. I'll be seeing you.
07:04Can I cut in, babe?
07:27I'm sorry.
07:29Mind if we sit this one out, Judge?
07:31I feel a little chat coming on.
07:34We can talk in my study.
07:35Fine.
07:50What a brawl.
07:52I wonder that you can afford it.
07:53Well, the fruit punch alone must have run you into heavy dough.
07:56Well, it can't be my financial standing that disturbs you, Miss Bonner.
08:00What makes you think I'm disturbed?
08:02You read the papers, don't you?
08:04Only the funnies.
08:05That's how I happened to catch your article.
08:08Miss Bonner, I seriously intend to try to put you out of business.
08:12You pack enough weight in this town to do it.
08:14Well, that's quite an admission, Miss Bonner.
08:18Now comes the proposition.
08:20You lay off my racket and I'll help you stay in yours, which I hear has you winging for money.
08:27You see, I've got a charitable nature, too.
08:30Just how much money would it take to get this boy's camp of yours out of the red?
08:34A considerable amount.
08:36Whereas I think I can get you out of the town with no cost whatever.
08:40That's all, Miss Bonner.
08:42Give me that judicial brush off.
08:44Thirty dollars or thirty days.
08:45It won't be all.
08:51Would you mind leaving by this door, please?
08:56That's him in the door.
08:58Come on.
08:58Come on.
09:04I hope you're a couple of process servers.
09:06We're a couple of old friends.
09:10Hey, good looking.
09:14Take it from me.
09:15This party's a dud.
09:17You'll be up to your ears in potato salad and local Maud Muller's.
09:20If it gets you, drop in on me.
09:22I'm Del Bonner, owner of the town's smartest bistro.
09:26That's elegant for saloon.
09:34Hello, Tom.
09:38Still writing notes?
09:40Spike Madigan.
09:41This is Duke Springer, old Mike's son.
09:44Shake hands with Tom Allison.
09:46He's robbed more banks than you've got teeth.
09:48And you end up being a judge.
09:50That's a better percentage than my old man got.
09:53You must be plenty smooth.
09:54And it seems you've inherited your father's heavy-handed technique.
09:57What do you mean?
09:58That upstate bank robbery was a clumsy attempt.
10:01What are you talking about?
10:03But the kid and I are just passing through.
10:05I thought for old time's sake you might hide you out.
10:08Catch on quick.
10:09We're plenty warm.
10:10Well, you won't cool off here.
10:12I don't hide murderers.
10:14Oh, you listen to the radio, huh?
10:16There are a couple of state rangers among my guests who'd be pleased to meet you two.
10:20And wouldn't they be happy to know that the Honorable Judge Gray is the notorious Tom Allison?
10:24That's all too long ago to even interest them.
10:26How would your daughter feel about having an ex-convict for a father?
10:29That ex-convict for my debt to society paid in full.
10:38Come on, let's get out.
10:39We can catch them by going that way.
10:58We can catch them by going that way.
11:28Well, you better learn to shoot again.
11:36I guess you're right.
11:38Hey, wait a minute.
11:43Gasoline.
11:45Oh, it's probably the radiator.
11:47We'll find out.
11:47We're fresh out of gas.
12:11Plug this right in the tank.
12:12There's that port.
12:14Do you think he'll stop?
12:15He better stop.
12:24What's the matter?
12:25We're out of gas.
12:27And where was you going in such a hurry?
12:30Canyon City to Bell Bonner.
12:31Bell Bonner?
12:32Hmm, I don't blame you.
12:34She's about the prettiest view around here.
12:36Get in.
12:36Sure lucky for you fellas, it was me that picked you up.
12:48Is it?
12:49Yeah, lots of folks wouldn't pick up strangers at night, in case they might be abandoned.
12:54But not me.
12:55No, sir.
12:56I mean, I ain't fearing to know about it.
13:06It was gasoline.
13:08Well, it didn't seem to help much.
13:10They got away.
13:12Must have caught a ride.
13:13Well, didn't you see the judge?
13:17No.
13:18As I told you, I was about to return to the party when the two of them sneaked in and...
13:21How did you know there were two of them?
13:24Well, one man couldn't hit that hard.
13:28Must have been Madigan and Springer.
13:32Roy, if a couple of fugitives were going to commit further robbery, wouldn't they steer clear of a judge?
13:39What makes you think they knew you were a judge?
13:42Or that they were trying to commit robbery?
13:44You don't keep any money around here, and what you had on you was still in your pockets.
13:48I'm afraid we'll have to call it one of those unexplainable happenings.
13:53Well, from the answers you're giving me, I might as well call it quits.
14:00Daddy, you sure you're well enough to drive into town?
14:02Why, darling, that tap on the head merely knocked the cobwebs out.
14:09He doesn't seem at all worried about it.
14:21Oh, I don't think any more will come of it.
14:23Just a couple of gentlemen passing through with a blackjack in their hands.
14:28Well, I can see you're not going to be much help.
14:30I'll have to figure this out myself.
14:36Bye.
14:39So, you wrote up with Terry, huh?
14:48Yeah, how'd you know?
14:49Sorry, through the window.
14:51Oh, spying on me, huh?
14:53Well, I've got to protect my interests.
14:55How's the score now?
14:56We're even up. 16-0.
14:58Oh, that's something.
14:59Says she's got too much else on her mind.
15:03See the judge?
15:05Yeah, I talked to him.
15:06What'd you find out?
15:08He doesn't seem to know anything.
15:10I wonder.
15:13How's the law doing this morning?
15:15Well, don't tell us your care.
15:17No, I want to see the judge.
15:19Well, he's not in here.
15:20He's about to open a meeting with the board of supervisors.
15:23That's why I'm here, in the interest of Canyon City.
15:26Well, that's right, Civic Miner, W., Mr. Bonner.
15:28I'll take you into him.
15:36Come in.
15:39A lady to see you, Judge.
15:41Don't confuse the judge, Ranger.
15:47In your book, I don't measure up to the lady standard, do I, Judge?
15:51I'd rather not go into personalities.
15:53They're interesting to me.
15:55Especially dual personalities.
15:57Like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, or Judge Gray and Tom Allison.
16:03I like you two better than Jekyll and Hyde.
16:06From what I read about your exploits, you had manners.
16:09Like that charming little habit of leaving notes of apology every time you pulled a job.
16:13That showed imagination.
16:15You didn't tell me to reminisce about my past, Miss Bonner.
16:18No, but it'll help, Mr. Allison.
16:24I can guess where you learned my identity.
16:26Really?
16:27From a pair of murders named Duke Springer and Spike Madigan.
16:31Now, take it easy.
16:32I don't mess around with the underworld.
16:34In fact, you're the only criminal I've ever met.
16:38I've got to hand it to you.
16:40Judge Gray, mentor of youth, leader of the community.
16:45One of the toughest bad men the West has ever known.
16:49I'd like to get a load of the board of supervisors when they find that out.
16:52Would you care to address them this morning?
16:55I'm not the telling kind.
16:57I believe in live and let live, if you know what I mean.
17:01You'd like to have me back down on my anti-gambling campaign.
17:05You catch on quick.
17:07It'd be pretty stupid, wouldn't it, to brand Terry as a criminal's daughter?
17:11I suppose it would at that.
17:14I knew we could make a deal.
17:16Now, go on in and speak your little piece.
17:18Tell them Belle Bonner's a good egg after all.
17:20I'll try to make it very convincing.
17:32Leave the door open, Tom.
17:33I'd like to hear you throw your pitch.
17:36The idea is to sell them.
17:39I'll do my best.
17:41Good morning.
17:42Good morning, Judge.
17:42Good morning, Judge.
17:43Hello, Tom.
17:44How are you, boy?
17:44How are you, Joe?
17:45Gentlemen, I've called this meeting to discuss what action the board ought to take against
17:54the gambling at Belle Bonner's place on the county line.
17:57Well, I'd like to close it up.
17:59What's the matter, Ed?
18:00Still sore because you lost your hog money there Saturday night?
18:04Canyon City is something more than a boom town.
18:07It's a community of homes, of women and children and young people.
18:11They're the ones I'm thinking about.
18:13And I don't think we should let a handful of racketeers prey on them.
18:17The judge is right.
18:18Yes, we've got to think of our kids.
18:20What do you propose to do, Judge?
18:22I propose we petition the city council to draft a law with teeth in it.
18:26A law that will put Belle Bonner out of business.
18:30That's the best way to stop it.
18:31Let's drive him out of town.
18:32I agree with you, Judge.
18:34Will you come in now, Miss Bonner?
18:43I told you to keep out of sight.
18:58What's the difference?
18:59None of these scissor bills know me anyway.
19:01Judge Gray does.
19:03What's the matter, baby?
19:04You don't look very happy.
19:06Did the old man call you a bluff?
19:07Yeah.
19:08Next time you two can deal a hand.
19:10You want Spike and me to go ahead?
19:12Right.
19:13So it's me fine.
19:14I can use some more folded money.
19:16After you get it, you'll spend the next few days or it won't do you any good.
19:19What do you mean?
19:20I've got a little hideout up in the hills waiting for you and Spike.
19:23You can just relax up there and play gin rummy until things cool off.
19:27Play gin rummy with Spike?
19:28I don't trust him.
19:30The guy's a crook.
19:30Hello.
19:37This is Judge Gray speaking.
19:40The chick is a fork.
19:42To identify them.
19:44Why?
19:44I've already told Rogers.
19:46I didn't see the two men.
19:51All right.
19:53I'll be there.
20:00What a concert they're having.
20:14I'll have to break.
20:16Keep me in the lunchroom.
20:17Well, you boys certainly took your time.
20:36I've been waiting here over an hour.
20:38Waiting for who?
20:39What are you talking about?
20:40Well, didn't you and Roy send words you wanted me to meet you here?
20:43I certainly didn't.
20:43Did you, Roy?
20:45Well, no.
20:45The man on the phone said that you wanted me to identify those two hold-up men.
20:50On the phone?
20:51What man?
20:52Looks like somebody pulled a fastman on you, Judge.
20:54Yeah.
20:55But why?
20:57I don't know, but...
20:58Well, then what are you fellas doing here?
21:00We're looking for a couple of men who held up the bank a while ago.
21:03Held up the bank?
21:04Yes, and killed Clem Pyle.
21:06Clem?
21:07Well, did you see them, Bob?
21:09No.
21:10They got away before I got there.
21:11Well, did anybody see them?
21:14No, they wore masks.
21:15And here's a hot one.
21:17They left this note.
21:25T.A.
21:28Signing off on the job.
21:29How do you like that?
21:31As Bob says, it is rather a hot one.
21:34Yeah.
21:35Hot as a firecracker, Judge.
21:36Well, uh, we better be riding along.
21:41Yes.
21:43Yes, of course.
21:44Uh, good luck.
21:45Good luck.
21:45I came as soon as I could after I got your message.
22:00It sounded urgent.
22:01Read that.
22:01Roy, I need help.
22:19I lied to you about those two men.
22:21They were Springer and Madigan, all right.
22:23I should have told you the truth, but they had something on me.
22:25You see, I'm Allison.
22:28You?
22:29Yeah.
22:30But I had nothing to do with the bank holdup or Clem's death.
22:34Belle Bonner found out about me from them.
22:36She offered her silence if I'd stop my campaign against her.
22:39When I refused, they held up the bank, killed Clem, left the note signed T.A., and then sent
22:45the old-timer letter to the newspaper.
22:47Now, if she talks, or if Bob gets suspicious and starts digging into the records.
22:51Yeah.
22:52And I haven't an alibi.
22:53The phone call fixed that.
22:55And everyone knows I need money.
22:57We've got to put the blame where it belongs.
23:00Then you do believe me.
23:03Don't worry, Judge.
23:04I'll let you know the minute anything breaks.
23:09Give me a home where the papa longs, where the deer and the envelope play.
23:22Where seldom is heard a discouraging word, and the skies are not cloudy all day.
23:36Oh, Monterey, where the deer and the envelope play.
23:49Where seldom is heard a discouraging word, and the skies are not cloudy all day.
24:12Sorry to be a killjoy, boys, but here's a schoolteacher.
24:21Oh, gee, Miss Gray, can't we skip it today?
24:23You certainly can.
24:25Hi!
24:26Miss Terry!
24:28Hi!
24:32Miss Terry!
24:33What is it, Bob?
24:35This here paper.
24:37That's their headline.
24:38Oh, what is it?
24:39Oh, it's the biggest news in town.
24:41Everybody's reading about it.
24:42I had a hard time buying a paper.
24:43What happened?
24:44What happened?
24:46Oh, read it.
24:47That's their headline.
24:48It's startling.
24:49That's what?
24:50Ten.
24:50Go and read it.
24:51What does it say?
24:52Oh, my God.
24:55Ten.
24:56What's the matter?
24:57Can't you see it?
24:59Yeah, I can see it all right.
25:01Oh, shucks, Miss Terry.
25:02I can't read.
25:04Oh, my dog, Milhouse.
25:06That's a tragedy.
25:07Well, it's a gonna be, Miss Terry, if you don't tell me what everybody's reading.
25:11Ten thousand dollars reward for the capture of Tom Allison.
25:15Tom Allison wanted him bank holdup.
25:17Thanks to a mysterious letter sent to this newspaper, signed Old Timer,
25:20the authorities are the belief that the one-time notorious bandit has struck again.
25:24Yes, sir.
25:25He sure has.
25:26I wonder what the letter says.
25:27Old Timer recalls similar notes to the one found in the Canyon City Bank as a trademark of Allison's.
25:33This idiosyncrasy...
25:34A peculiarity, a habit like Dad's.
25:39He's always leaving notes for us.
25:41Well, he don't initial him Tom Allison, does he?
25:43I should hope not.
25:45I'd hate to throw the judge in the quake.
25:46That'd be embarrassing.
25:48I'm depending on him passing sentence on Alice after I catch him.
25:50You gonna round him up, Frog?
25:52Can you catch him, Frog?
25:53How you gonna do that, Frog?
25:54Oh, I'm gonna comb the territory.
25:56What does he look like?
25:57Well, how do I know?
25:58Well, I gotta catch him first.
26:01You don't think you should find out first and then catch him?
26:04I never thought of that.
26:06Well, that makes it simple.
26:08Boys, let's get up a posse.
26:09Okay.
26:12Maybe I could find out what he looks like.
26:14Oh, would you?
26:15If you could do that, I'd settle for a hundred bucks and you could have all the rest of it.
26:18Well, we could pay off on the ranch.
26:20With that money, we could pull a judge out.
26:22Let's try it, Miss Jerry.
26:23Let's go to work.
26:24Boys, it's an idea.
26:26A splendid idea.
26:28In a couple of days, we may have something to go on.
26:54You don't understand anything funny the other night?
27:00After the robbery, I mean.
27:02That phone call to Judge Gray?
27:03I don't think there was any phone call.
27:05Then what was he doing out there that time of night?
27:08Could be Tom Allison.
27:12Oh, you're crazy.
27:13I'm not crazy, and you know it.
27:15Hey, what goes on here?
27:30Oh, we're just a posseing around looking for Allison.
27:32You and the boys are taking unfair advantage, aren't you?
27:35How's a bandit going to keep on running when a pretty girl's leading the posse?
27:38Speaking of pretty girls, 17 ought to be lucky.
27:42How about it, Terry?
27:44Why, of course not.
27:46How perfectly ridiculous to be asking silly questions at a time like this.
27:50I'm serious.
27:51So am I.
27:52Well, you're one up on me.
27:54Hey, listen, Terry, are you and these kids crazy?
27:56Is it crazy to try to save Dad's ranch?
27:58That's what that reward money would do, and I'm going to try to get it.
28:01Look, Allison is dangerous.
28:03I want you to keep off these roads.
28:05Now take these kids and go on home.
28:06Is that an official order?
28:08That's right.
28:08He's the head ranger.
28:09Oh, shucks.
28:10The posse's papa's sending them home.
28:13All right.
28:15After the afternoon stage arrives, I may have a laugh on you.
28:18Who is she expecting on the stage?
28:34Tom Allison.
28:35Allison?
28:35Or a reasonable likeness of him.
28:37What?
28:38A picture.
28:39Miss Terry's gone all out on this manhunt.
28:42Nobody knows what Allison looks like, so she ups and writes her girlfriend on the Boise Daily News.
28:47So her girlfriend ups and has Allison photographed?
28:49No.
28:50She dug one out of the morgue.
28:52Then she telephones Miss Terry that it's on the stage.
28:54Well, Roy, I've got to get back.
28:57You mosey along.
28:58Keep your eyes peeled.
29:02Say, Frog, how about you riding along with me?
29:04No, I better not.
29:05I've got to meet the stage.
29:06I don't want that picture kicking around.
29:08Well, neither do I.
29:09But I've got a hunch Bob will be there to get that picture.
29:12Why, he can't do that.
29:13He can't double-cross me.
29:14He can't unless you cross him.
29:16Well, doggone.
29:17Well, I'll hamstring him.
29:19I'll log-time him.
29:20Ah, that's an idea.
29:21I'll tell you how to go about it.
29:25Hiya, Andy.
29:26How are you?
29:27Say, have you got a spatial envelope?
29:29Yeah.
29:30Right pretty girl asked me to drop it off the J-bar.
29:33Well, a right pretty girl asked me to get it for her.
29:35Terry Gray.
29:36They must have the picture some further.
29:38Ain't losing out, are you?
29:39Well, your guess is as good as mine, Andy.
29:50Terry, are you expecting someone?
30:02Mm-hmm.
30:03A stout man with a package.
30:06Would you settle for a rangy guy with an envelope?
30:09Especially if it's got a picture of Tom Allison in it.
30:12Where did you get that?
30:13I stopped the stage out of town and told Andy you were in a hurry for it.
30:16Well, I might have known Frog couldn't keep a secret.
30:18Well, now that you've outsmarted me, do you mind if I have a look at the picture?
30:24I think your dad better decide that.
30:26Why?
30:27It's my letter, isn't it?
30:29You see, Dad, I had Mabel Smith take that picture of Allison out of the files.
30:34Boys and I had a wild idea of trying to save the ranch by getting the reward.
30:40Well.
30:44Don't laugh at me.
30:45It's not a joke.
30:46In a way it is, Terry.
30:47You see, this is a picture of me.
30:51You?
30:52Yes.
30:54Tom Allison?
30:55Terry, I think your dad stopped being Tom Allison a long time ago.
30:58Long before he became your dad.
31:00But then, by trying to play detective, I've...
31:05It's all right, Terry.
31:06You didn't know.
31:07I guess nobody's interested in this picture of Tom Allison.
31:10That's where you're wrong, Rogers.
31:11Made a special trip out here to get there.
31:21Well, you haven't changed much.
31:23A little older, perhaps.
31:24But still a smooth customer.
31:26Bring him along, Roy.
31:28I'm sorry, Terry.
31:29You're barking up the wrong tree, Bob.
31:31Now, listen.
31:32I'm still head man in this outfit, and I'm giving you orders.
31:35Well, I'm not taking it.
31:37Roy!
31:38Hey, Roy!
31:40I done it!
31:41I done it?
31:41I tried a square knot on a granny knot, and a slip knot.
31:45Is this your rope?
31:46Yeah!
31:47Oh, no!
31:49Come along, Allison.
31:50Come along, Allison.
31:50Yeah, trying to tell decent people how to live, and him, Tom Allison.
32:18Once a crook, always a crook, I say.
32:20You say too much.
32:30Tom Allison, standing on his record of honesty since his release from prison 22 years ago,
32:35and his subsequent appointment to the bench as judge, states confidentially that he will beat this rap.
32:42He might do it, too.
32:43What about me and the boys seeing that he don't?
32:45It's my guess that Bill Bonner will try to do something to keep the judge from coming to trial.
32:51That doesn't look good.
33:04Bob inside?
33:13No, he's taking the judge off of the county scene.
33:16Just in time, aren't they?
33:17We've got to catch Bob before they do.
33:19What is it, Roy?
33:21There's the gang of Bill Bonner's men, and they're looking for trouble.
33:42Well, I can handle them.
33:43All right, you go ahead and handle them.
33:44But let me take the judge out of this.
33:46No, I'm not giving up my prisoner.
33:48But I tell you, they're looking for trouble.
33:50So are you.
33:51Now, you go on your way before I...
33:52The End
34:01The End
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35:31It's a small place, but looks like it's going to be home for a while.
35:42Looks mighty good to me.
35:44Yeah, let's just hold up here for a few months.
35:47But that time, Madigan, the spring will be a thousand miles away.
35:50Are we going to hunt them upstate bandits while we're resting?
35:53Yes, but we've got to work fast.
35:55Bob will have a price on my head in no time.
35:57What a mess I've let you in for, son.
36:00Well, that's all right, Judge.
36:01You know, now that their scheme has worked, I've got to hunt Springer and Madigan will show up at Bell's again any time now.
36:07Well, what are we waiting for?
36:09Not so fast, Frog.
36:11Roy and I can't show our faces at Bonner's.
36:13Well, I can. I'll go and get them fellas.
36:15There's a slight difficulty, Frog, that you don't even know them.
36:18Yeah.
36:19I never thought of that.
36:21I know.
36:22What we need is a clue.
36:25Yeah.
36:27Hey, what about that abandoned car you found, Roy?
36:31Phony plates and registration, of course.
36:33Car?
36:34Where'd you find it?
36:35At the crossroads.
36:36Jumping haddock. When?
36:38The same night they slugged the judge.
36:40Well, find me for a frog.
36:42I had them right under my thumb and let them get away.
36:44You what?
36:45I picked them fellas up at the sawmill crossing and gave them a ride.
36:48Well, would you know them if you saw them again?
36:49Would I know them?
36:50I went in to Bell Bonner's with them.
36:52I'm going to go get them.
36:53Wait a minute, Frog.
36:54How about you coming over here and listening for a change?
37:09You're not being very sociable.
37:11I thought I told you to stay in the office.
37:13I got lost them for you.
37:14That ranger was in here pining for the sight of you.
37:17I know, but I saw him first.
37:19Relax, relax. There's nothing to worry about.
37:21Howdy, Miss Bonner.
37:22Hello, Frog.
37:23Three sarsaparillas.
37:25Glad to see you again.
37:26I'm glad to see you.
37:27Say, wasn't that Stevens that just left here?
37:30He couldn't catch a cold.
37:32Now, you take Tom Allison.
37:33Them rangers will never capture him.
37:35Never.
37:36Dean, that's a good sarsaparilla.
37:40Where was I?
37:41We were talking about Tom Allison.
37:44A real old-time bad man.
37:46You know, them rangers don't understand the psychology of a man like that.
37:50Are you an authority on criminology?
37:53Well, I don't know nothing about that, but I know all about crooks.
37:56If they'd deputized me, I'd have him back in the clink in no time.
38:00How would you go about it?
38:01Well, I figured Allison was smart.
38:03I'd ask myself.
38:04Now, if I was him, what would I do?
38:07What would you do?
38:08I'd hold up the payroll truck to the tungsten market.
38:11Sounds pretty risky.
38:12She goes loaded, boy.
38:14Eighty thousand bucks every trip.
38:16With that kind of money for a steak, a guy could really make a getaway.
38:19How could he?
38:20I figured Allison would be there to hijack that truck, and I'd be there to get him.
38:25You're terrific.
38:27Have another sarsaparilla.
38:28I don't think I better.
38:29Something I yet disagreed with me.
38:31Excuse me, will you please?
38:35You'd better go back to the hideout and stay there until they grab you.
38:38I'm getting tired of that joint.
38:40All we do is play gin and I lose.
38:42I must be lucky in luck.
38:44Please, Duke, as a favor to me.
38:47Okay, babe, if you put it that way.
38:59Where's Sike?
39:01Outside, I guess.
39:08Take it easy, big boy, until I get in touch with you.
39:15I must, I must.
39:17We're seeing you.
39:18Well, what's the matter?
39:32I got an idea from that big fat head about that payroll truck.
39:36When is payday at that tungsten outfit?
39:38Tomorrow.
39:39But count me out, mister.
39:40I gave you a break by framing the judge.
39:44The least you can do is help me get a stake.
39:47Just what do you expect me to do?
39:49You get budding the boys.
39:51Have them meet Spike and me at the hideout tomorrow.
39:53When that payroll truck comes along, we'll knock it off.
39:55Kill the guard, and your pals Allison and Rogers will be blamed for it.
40:00I'll take that part of it.
40:01And that's the deal?
40:03Yes.
40:04Take care of my boys, and then keep right on going.
40:08I thought you were beginning to care for me.
40:11I'm looking after Belle Bonner.
40:14Well, you're pretty smart at that.
40:17So long, Belle.
40:18Good luck.
40:26What's the matter?
40:27That blowhard they call Frog was listening to every word you said to Belle.
40:31Are you sure?
40:31I'm sure, I'm sure.
40:33I just saw him duck in the shadows over there beyond that car.
40:36Oh.
40:38Well, let's see if you'll follow us.
40:39Well, let's see if you'll follow us.
40:43What's the matter?
40:46Well, let's see if you'll see.
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43:50Hey, Frog.
43:57Huh?
44:01Yeah.
44:02What happened?
44:03Oh, they fell for a hook line and sinker.
44:05Bell's gang is gonna meet them here in the morning to hold up the payroll truck.
44:09You better go get some of the boys.
44:11It's too late for that. I'm gonna get you out of there.
44:13Do you wanna spoil everything? I'll be all right.
44:15They're liable to put a bullet through you.
44:17If they's gonna do that, they'd have done it by now.
44:19Well, maybe.
44:20Be careful.
44:22Oh, I'll beat it.
44:31The sample was fine. Now I'll have the real drink.
44:34That'll be enough for now.
44:42Somebody's prowling around outside.
44:45Well, did you learn anything?
44:46Plenty. They've swallowed the bait.
44:47You better stay here and keep an eye on them.
44:49I'll phone Bob to meet me at the J-Bar, and we'll be back as quick as we can make it.
44:52All right.
44:53You saw who the other guy was, didn't you?
45:09Looked like Rogers.
45:10It was Rogers.
45:11We gotta get out of here right now.
45:12Nah.
45:13This thing will work out yet.
45:15All right.
45:15I got your phone call, Rogers.
45:28I ought to put you under arrest, but I'm ready to hear what you've got to say.
45:30All I've got to say is this.
45:32Judge Gray is innocent.
45:33If you'll string along with me, I'll prove it to you.
45:35Okay.
45:36Boys, get your horses.
45:39You better be right about this, Rogers.
45:41If I'm not, you can dust out one of those cells for me.
45:43It'll be neat and tidy.
45:44I'll see you to that.
45:45Can we go with you, Roy?
45:46No.
45:47You boys get back to bed.
45:48All right, gang.
46:07You go get the horses.
46:08I'll wait for Miss Terry.
46:16They're all yours, Jack.
46:17Take them along.
46:18You know what to do?
46:20I'll stay with these two guys till I get your signal.
46:22Then I'll cut one of them loose and scram.
46:24Right.
46:26You get the picture, Judge?
46:28You're gonna hold up the payroll truck.
46:30And I don't think anything you can say is gonna convince anybody it wasn't you.
46:34Now get going, Jack.
46:36Here they come.
46:37Hey, I'm about a mile back up the trail.
46:39Okay.
46:40Well, get started now, boys.
46:41You wait till you see them, then cut and run.
46:47There they are.
46:58All right.
47:01Let's go.
47:01Get your hands up.
47:23Get off your horses.
47:31Well, you see, I was right.
47:33About what?
47:33Over there, Judge Gray.
47:35He's running this dig up.
47:35You're gonna send somebody after him?
47:46Let him go.
47:46But he'll get help.
47:48By that time, we'll be all over but the shouting.
47:50And there's gonna be plenty of that.
47:51I just sighted the truck from Sentinel Rock.
47:58It'll reach the bottom in about five minutes.
48:00Good.
48:02Tie those guys up in a hurry.
48:03We gotta get going.
48:05Are you ready, Judge?
48:06Judge?
48:06Judge?
48:06Judge?
48:06Judge?
48:07Judge?
48:08Judge?
48:08Judge?
48:09Judge?
48:10Judge?
48:10Judge?
48:11Judge?
48:12Judge?
48:13Judge?
48:14Judge?
48:15Judge?
48:16Judge?
48:17Judge?
48:18Judge?
48:19Judge?
48:20Judge?
48:21Judge?
48:27Judge?
48:31Hey there.
48:33Look.
48:33You better drop your guns and get your hands up.
48:46There's Roy and he's got them.
48:51Have you got all their guns yet?
48:54Yeah, okay.
48:59That's them.
49:00There's the fellas I picked out.
49:01I want you guards to notice that that fellow wearing the black suit is impersonating Judge Gray.
49:06Wake up, Ranger.
49:07You bet.
49:09All right, posse, you can come out now.
49:13All right, boys.
49:21All right, bud.
49:31You can start walking your men into town.
49:38Boys, boys.
49:39You all did a fine job.
49:45I hope Roy brings my suit back.
49:51I hope Roy brings my suit back.
50:21Whoopi-tie-i-oh
50:28Get along little me
50:29It's your misfortune and none of my own
50:32Whoopi-tie-i-oh
50:34Get along little me
50:36You know what I own
50:37And we'll be on your own
50:39As I was walking one morning for pleasure
50:45A spider cow puncher all ridin' alone
50:48His hat was throwed back and his spurs were jinglin'
50:51And as he approached he was singin' this song
50:54Whoopi-tai-yi-oh, get along, little okey
50:58That's your misfortune and none of my own
51:01Whoopi-tai-yi-oh, get along, little okey
51:05You know that Wyoming will be your new home
51:08It's ridin' and yellin' and drivin' the dokeys
51:14And oh, how I'm wishin' you all would go on
51:17It's whoopin' and punchin', go on, little okey
51:20You know that Wyoming will be your new home
51:23Well, get a load of that!
51:24Whoopi-tai-yi-oh, get along, little okey
51:27Any hard feelings, Ranger?
51:28Not at all
51:29Whoopi-tai-yi-oh, get along, little okey
51:34You know that Wyoming will be your new home
51:38Congratulations, Judge
51:41Thanks, Bob
51:42Terry, I would ask you now, still say no?
51:57Yes, Bob
51:58Well, we're even again, but not for long
52:00When moonrise comes on, we heard them on the bed ground
52:06All these little okey's that roll on so slow
52:09We round up the herd and we cut out the strays
52:12And roll the small okey's that never rolled before
52:15Is it no to me, too?
52:17No
52:17Do you mean yes?
52:18She said no
52:19But that isn't what you mean, is it, Terry?
52:21No
52:21Say yes
52:22Yes
52:23No, it's too complicated for me, I can't follow it
52:25You don't have to, Bob
52:26From now on, read the crowd
52:29You don't have to, Bob
52:41See ya
52:41No
52:41Bye
52:42Why
52:42These little okey's that never brought so long
52:43The city's that never brought so good
52:44The town's that never brought so long
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