All language subtitles for Wild Times (1980) - Part 2 - Sam Elliott Classic Western Mini-Series

You

You

Whoo.

You're too good for us, In-Yore.

You caught him.

I can't use you in advantage.

What a written newspaper.

You were a son.

In 2000 dollars.

And I'm a dead.

Man, I always knew how to mount to something.

Not down here, amigo.

It's not that long or I'd cross the border.

You're sure, but it takes more skill than her to face man with a gun.

No, it's not that I cast a bunch of problems.

I tell you one thing you ever smart to come down here where nobody knows you.

You still haven't told me who you are, friend.

Name's Holiday.

Now, Holiday.

Well, it's Holiday.

What this is, it's a...

It's called survival.

That's right.

I ain't no farmer.

Used to be.

Nobody likes to be told in a bad shot.

Man, you gotta find that out for himself.

It looks like you made it pretty expensive for these mechs.

Find out for themselves.

You're looking after their interests.

You're just looking for an excuse to kill me for a bounty.

I don't mean I should make excuse.

You'd better go away in the strong day.

I've never seen that before, senor.

You afraid you taught me that?

Danger's man, senor.

Yeah.

Erkadounder's been in my two-four in order.

I'm gonna sweat this, senor.

I'm gonna sweat this, senor.

I'm gonna sweat this, senor.

I'm gonna sweat this, senor.

I'm gonna sweat this, senor.

I'm gonna sweat this, senor.

I'm gonna sweat this, senor.

I'm gonna sweat this, senor.

I'm gonna sweat this, senor.

I'm gonna sweat this, senor.

I'm gonna sweat this, senor.

Ooh, ooh, ooh.

Ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh.

Ooh, forum calls.

Oh.

I'm going to go.

I'm going to go.

I'm going to go.

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I'm going to go.

Boop.

Someday I will get home.

I'm going to go.

I'm going to go.

I'm going to go.

I'm going to go.

Maybe I accept this.

I'm going to coachchi.

I'm going to go.

I'm going to go.

I'm going to go.

I'm going to go.

I'm going to go.

I'm going to go.

You need me.

I'm going to go.

I'm going to go.

I'm going to go.

Stop.

You need me.

I'm going to go.

Yeah.

See?

He's passing through.

Stay what I found you.

I'm afraid I'd bury you.

I know you are.

I know you.

Been a while.

Oh.

So, Guardian, you two suffer from white man's justice.

Yeah. You sure are roping a long drop, waitin' for me.

Friends are working on a pardon, but it takes time.

What makes pain?

Took a bunder a while back.

Tried like hell to get a working again, but I'm afraid it's too far gone.

Not too far gone. I help you.

Why should you help me?

You saved me from short rope, long drop cardio.

I help you, we leave.

Take a long time.

Great pain.

We begin tomorrow.

We eat now.

Hey, smell's good.

Why's a good coco?

Not why.

Sister, mother, father, both dead now.

I take a risabat from reservation.

Risa, it means flour in English, don't you?

Flour.

You're a cardie, because...

Cartie?

It's close enough.

Cartie.

There.

She is a good coco.

Watch.

Your drop cardio.

Catch her.

Now, leave the cardie.

And now, good.

Fire.

It's good.

Fire.

It's fire.

Fire.

Don't take a carie.

Live. Don't take it.

Don't take a carie.

Fire.

Fire.

I'm sorry we're late.

Dr. Bogardis, meet my associate, Jeanette.

Dr. Bogardis, I'm a doctor.

Nice meeting you, ma'am.

There he is.

That's Edward Roberts, he's one of President Grant Fades.

I'm sure that he can help us.

We might very well lead him.

He's guilty.

Damn it, man.

There is not one friend of evidence to back up that thing.

Field cardie will receive no pardon, not from this administration.

Didn't the President just state he intended to bind up the still, raw wounds of fitness between the north and south?

He did indeed.

He did not make this once again, truly one nation under God indivisible.

He said that.

The grave injustice done Hugh Cardiff would seem to apply, sir.

Hallelujah.

Would it now?

Then let me tell you something.

The President in his heart will always be a soldier.

A soldier who has seen the blood spilled by thousands of young men, north and south,

who died honorably on the field of battle.

He would never betray their memory by sparing the life of a convicted murderer.

That's all, gentlemen.

Good day, man.

Hold on there.

If the President's anything like you, Mr. Wern trouble.

Got a mind like a glacier and bar bar for a spine.

And you can tell him for me he's also a liar.

Good day, Mr. Wern.

Not particularly eloquent, but effective.

Yeah. Let's get it, right?

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Well, try this again.

That time of round snakes, you'd be ready if you bet.

Feeling better, Kathy?

It sure is.

SIX

Carter, I leave you with the rissa.

Are you sure you want to do that?

She stays with you.

Leave me by that.

You take her for a while.

Now, look, keep wrong.

I feel real strong about that girl, but I can't take her.

You have woman?

No.

Then, a rissa makes you a fine wife.

Yes, she would make me a fine wife. There's no doubt about that, but I can't.

You think...

He bronze.

Tell me, it's three days.

Do.

Ground.

Sky.

Trees.

Men.

Women.

You are a beautiful woman, flower.

Understand that?

The sun now, you now.

Beautiful woman.

What do you think about?

Carter?

He's thinking about the past.

It's not important now.

ques are very government-persadays because the proposed

Is the fix 6 months from double Western India.

A little deputy.

This riding around out there is pleasant as you could be.

All of a sudden I'm lying on the ground looking up at this Indian.

And I'm looking up at this Indian.

I'm looking up at this Indian.

I'm looking up at this Indian.

How the hell do you know where to find me?

I just filed a bounty hunter. There's a whole bunch of them wandering around out there.

They'd be just about straight to you too.

Who do you believe those figures you use one of them?

I saw that Indian's face. I thought boy, my hair's bell for somebody's scalp.

I thought I was going to go to the house.

What, boy? My hair's bell for somebody's scalp.

I never heard a friend leave a pageant.

You've got your hair, don't you?

Well, you're going to go back aways.

What are you doing down here, Caleb?

Well, how about a certain out here?

Something about my pardon?

Well, he's got the whole country stirred up. He's got the press and the public.

He's got the press and the public all over President Grant's back on a county you be driven out here in exile.

So he figures if you come home back, there ain't much chance anything happening to you.

Yeah. Yeah.

I'm leaving tomorrow. Are you coming with me or not?

I just don't know.

Things are a little different than they were.

It's Indian gals, he's a good woman.

You have a good hair.

After then, I get thinking about it, baby.

Just don't know.

Why don't you go back and settle it?

Just lay around here and let it know.

You go back and get your business done.

Yeah.

I take me a couple of days.

You tell Bob I'll be coming.

Yay.

All right, out in the morning, strip, little dusty.

If I can draw something, I'll be bounding on his off of you.

Thanks, Pardon.

Watch your back, huh?

Oh, my neck.

Oh, my neck.

Oh, my neck.

Oh, my neck.

Oh, my neck.

Oh, my neck.

Oh, my neck.

Oh, my neck.

Oh, my neck.

Oh, my neck.

Oh, my neck.

Oh, my neck.

Oh, my neck.

Oh, my neck.

Oh, my neck.

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Oh, my neck.

Oh, my neck.

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Oh, my neck.

Oh, my neck.

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Oh, my neck.

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Oh, my neck.

Oh, my neck.

Oh, my neck.

Oh, my neck.

Oh, my neck.

Oh, my neck.

Oh, my neck.

Oh, my neck.

Oh, my neck.

Oh, my neck.

Oh, my neck.

Oh, my neck.

Oh, my neck.

Oh, my neck.

Oh, my neck.

Oh, my neck.

Well, it looks like Caleb was right.

It's like you took on living like a wolf.

You haven't changed.

Nothing I'd want to.

Climb down.

finito, what'd you take?

You go up pleasure.

Yes, sir.

Help Burton's out here with a head start.

It's gonna take a lot of doing to get you out there.

I'll be back and forth.

with a head start. Take a lot of doing to get you.

Hello you.

Good to see you.

Oh yeah.

Good.

Hey, look, give him your present.

Come on over here, man. Have a drink on it.

Come on, come on, sit down.

Open that thing up.

Stay in and breathe what he says.

Look over there.

You ask Grant, pardon and fool and perpetuity.

You may be sure the President announced that he personally supervised the investigation

to uncover your total innocence.

Yeah.

Let's get this in all the newspapers.

I don't want any more than mangy bounty hunters.

I'm for me.

It's already been done you.

Now that you're a free man, what do you plan?

Well, same as before.

And now I'm not going to have this thing holding you down.

That Indian Caleb told us about. Medicine, man.

It could be Doc. Sure could be.

He'd take up a shingle. He could have a hell of a practice.

Well, Bob, you set up the shooting matches.

Doc and Caleb and I will win them.

Shooting matches?

Yes.

But we have bigger plans.

What would you think about being the star of an outdoor show, the likes of which the

world has never seen?

You mean like a circus?

No, I mean like a wild west show.

We open up in Boston.

This is round off the rough edges and we go east to New York to Philadelphia to Boston.

They're all crying out for the freshness, the novelty, the excitement.

Cowboys, roping wild steers and riding, the bucking horses and the battles between the

Indians and the cavalry.

But a hot face to crew adventure.

What are you?

You're the center of it.

You're the spittin' image model of the authentic Western hero.

Wild Bill Hickock has a baunch.

Buffalo Bill Cody is half-brought most of the time.

Texas Jack has got the visage of a senile monkey, but you, you, you, my boy, you possess this

magic that's called in the theater presence.

I recognize that the minute I laid eyes on you, I recognize that you are a star of a

mince magnitude merely waiting the burst boy than full glory.

Are you talking about me?

I don't know.

Take my word for it, you.

I know what I'm talking about.

You know, I think you might be low-code, but gettin' my word.

Well, I wouldn't be sitting here right now.

One for you, three.

Oh, yeah.

All of you.

Reckon you better count me in.

Excellent.

We shall consider Colonel Hugh Cardiff's Wild West Show officially born.

It's, it's that area right over there.

That'll be our main arena.

With this spectator section over there to the right, back here we'll have a rehearsal

area.

The staircase should be over there.

What?

Under the trees and they have shade.

Uh, gentlemen, the spectators, the crowd will be over there by the trees so they won't

make any difference.

And the rehearsal and herion should be over here?

We're gonna have acts still well.

There's never seen before, not men or beastie sceneings.

We'll give them a nice little money, Bob.

Don't worry about it now.

Our publishers are behind us.

We've got money there.

This is the kind of money that you need to build an army.

Oh, they should build it back.

What?

Don't you want that arena big?

But what?

Move it back.

Move it.

You gotta move it on back.

We need a bigger area here.

Bigger area.

Back.

Back.

That's it.

That's it.

Very good.

Very good.

I think that's enough for today, gentlemen.

Woman, we've got work to do here.

Back to the hotel.

You're exhausted.

Oh, wow.

She might be right.

Gentlemen, you.

We'll take this up later.

Now, Bob, I want you to put words.

You and Neil take everything.

I have to take the glue to a few dogs.

Yeah.

I'll take the glue to a few dogs.

Yeah.

I'll take the glue to a few dogs.

Yeah.

I'll take the glue to a few dogs.

Yeah.

And we have to take the glue to a few dogs.

Yeah.

Bob, be an accountant man and ask for help.

I think he needs it.

I think you're right.

Here.

Here.

Here.

Here.

Here.

Here.

Here.

Here.

Here.

Here.

Here.

Here.

Here.

Here.

Here.

Here.

Bob, you can't go and burn yourself out like this.

I know the show is important.

Criminally, achievements in my life.

That's all.

And he wants me to call one of the covers rather than realize it.

You have the show all organized, the shot selected,

in the tents designed, and you have a staff that can carry everything out for you.

While i rest.

If you want to be around for the opening, yes.

Well, then, if I can't ride into adventure with a wind in my face

and my say we're glistening high in my hand,

then I don't want to rest. I'll do that in the grave.

You know what the trouble is?

I've been patient with you too long.

You are as patient as a starving cheetah.

You're not only what a robber man of his pleasure,

but you want to castrate him at the same time.

Damn you, Bob.

What the hell are you doing?

I'm hurrying things along. That's what you want, isn't it?

Here, the cork's out. You go ahead and finish it.

And then take another because I'm not going to be around it

or fear in your life anymore.

There's fixing the board to train when I found Mr. Gary.

It's all thanks.

Nothing is wrong.

I'm not going to be around you.

Nothing is wrong, son.

Why don't you go into the kitchen?

We'll see that it has some dinner waiting for you there.

All right?

Baby!

If you'd boarded that train out of head,

you'd throw him in prison for kidnapping.

He is my son.

He's also mine.

You ever try leaving like that again? I'll take him away.

And I can do it.

You hear me?

Don't ever try it again.

You know, I should have finished cut-up off when I had the chance.

I will next time.

Where is he?

Come on, where is he?

It's easy enough to find out.

Burn.

Don't.

Don't.

I'll stay here.

You're damn right you'll stay.

Cause you'll be watched 24 hours a day.

Now, I'm going to have dinner with my son.

You coming?

Here, we'll head east.

Presumably we have an audience here.

We'll have an audience.

Don't worry about that.

Baby, can that boy, they're coming in today?

Party!

Thanks.

Libby?

Yeah.

She ain't coming.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Just like a new Bob.

They won't do.

We need savages for the show, not this.

I'll be thinking maybe I can help you out on this.

How's that?

I know, man, I can get this job done.

Where are you going?

Is that medicine, man?

Yeah.

You'll find him.

When can we expect you back?

I'll take a day or two, Bob.

Don't worry.

Get back.

Yeah.

What?

Something else, ain't it on you, Bob?

Yeah.

I found a woman, where is she?

How could you desert me at a time like this?

If you talk to her, I try to.

Again and again, she won't listen.

My life has no sense of water without her.

You trying to kill yourself all night?

She just doesn't want to be around to see it.

I need to do we.

I can't help you.

Maybe it'll be my appetite, but I gotta finish it.

Well, find her for me, then.

I'll try.

Talk to her?

Yeah.

Hello, Doc.

What are you doing here?

You leave it?

Sure am.

You know he really does need you.

He doesn't behave that way.

No, ma'am, he doesn't.

Fact is, he has a mighty peculiar manner of showing it.

There's some men do, but you're the only one he talks about.

Really?

You know he's determined to kill himself.

It's his choice.

Without a challenge, he might as well be.

Would you want to take that away from him?

Doc, the challenge I understand.

I admire him for that.

I like that.

Fact is, I love that show just as much as possible.

Well, you know, you're the only one he'll listen to.

Won't you give it another try?

I can't anymore.

It's the drinking and constantly driving himself.

Just can't seem to get through to that man.

Well, I'll tell you what.

We'll both talk to him.

I'll tell you what, we'll both talk to him.

Besides, it's not just him, I'm asking for.

What do you say?

It's just that I got used to having your rounds off.

Why, Doc, I believe you're blushing.

Well, yes, ma'am, I believe you're blushing.

Well, yes, ma'am, I believe you're blushing.

Well, yes, ma'am, I believe I am.

But, uh, will you stay?

I'll stay.

I'll stay.

I'll stay.

I'll stay.

I'll stay.

I'll stay.

Since then, eh.

I'm here to see you, bro.

Yes, ma'am.

God be.

Power.

Better go.

Go.

Keep on.

Cardi.

I know it's in Cinja.

I've come to talk.

Most all our people got the reservation.

This land is no longer free to us anymore.

Small-mo guns.

We too have to go to reservation.

Chiracawa.

We'll never, never.

It's our grandfather's deal.

Maybe your people don't have to go to the reservation.

No.

It's not enough food.

Bad hunting.

No blankets for the children.

A flight man.

Take everything.

Hey, let me go.

Those of your people that don't want to go to the reservation

can come with me.

Join up with a Wild West show.

It's something new, e-bron.

So, to place where people come to see,

learn about your people, and about mine.

You see, things have changed from my kind, too.

If you come with me,

your people will be paid in white man's money,

and they will not go hungry.

Then what do we do?

Well, with your help,

maybe we can show these people how the Indian live.

Maybe they can learn something from it.

If you come with me and see how it is,

your things aren't just right for you and your people.

And you can leave.

Go to the reservation.

I'll go with you, Karnie.

Good.

Good.

Hey, hey.

Good, good, good.

Gentlemen, gently down.

Keep it tight.

Very good.

Very good.

Keep it tight.

All right, now.

Come this way with it.

What, two feet?

Two feet.

Not the left.

Not the right.

Not the right.

Now, he's back.

Just a touch.

Very good.

Very good.

You back.

Why don't you put it back

in the wrong yesterday.

I like it better this way.

Much better.

All right, now, keep it hard.

Keep it right straight.

That's too small.

If the largest paper, they may have.

That's still too small.

All right.

Make it into four pieces.

We'll put it together.

They'll make it bigger.

That's gonna be as good as well.

Bob, we're running out of money.

I'll talk to you later about it.

What color is that supposed to be?

That's the color.

That's green.

That's the wrong color.

Take it down.

That's the wrong color.

That's the wrong color.

That's the reason, darling.

Outside.

Outside.

Hoover.

Have to.

Toence it on again.

Augrance.

7 second.

It just Helen.

It's like us.

Then you'll come down.

Will you help me.

I will.

Mar Helena.

Don't Sea.

Oh.

A lot of folks on home Countries.

tons of just like you right around!

Just like um, don't go513-

Who fits?

Now you. You.

Dr. Bob.

This man I told you about.

Brownie's got the friend of mine here.

Stockville, Gardis.

Bob, Alberton.

Mr. Fitzbrag.

Don't be damn.

You got him to come along.

Yes, sir.

I'd fill a genuine savage.

He's not a savage, Bob.

Perhaps, but the audience will think so.

Well, maybe.

You're my friend and I want him treated as such.

Of course.

Where's the rest of you?

There about a day out there'll be here.

Come on, get down. Have some meat.

Come on.

I'm leaving, Vern.

Libby.

Libby.

I.

I.

I.

I want another child.

The son.

I'm leaving, Vern.

The only reason I stayed was because of William.

Now respond.

It's a Cardiff.

I've waited long enough.

What about the ranch?

You can have it.

Mr. Tyree, is there anything I can do to help?

Cardiff.

The damn settled tramp trying to be a circus clown.

You'll come back.

Yeah.

You'll come back.

But I'm leaving nothing to chance.

What exactly are you saying?

What do you think I'm saying?

It's very expensive.

Five thousand.

Thousand now and the rest when it's finished.

Sure but the house is afternoon here.

Yes.

Thirty two footed.

Cuts, cedar.

Come all the way to Denver.

Three rolls of the in-himp rope.

One cake of genuine Pittsburgh square cut-iron hands.

Well, that ought to do it.

Talk for cariously.

I hate to bring this up, but the balance.

The account balance.

Well, uh, Mr. Hal Burton, he takes care of the finances.

It's a right fit.

That's right, Doc.

Well, he doesn't do it very well.

How much?

Seven thousand eight hundred dollars so far.

I can't deliver until I'm paid.

You understand?

Yes, Mr. Jacob.

Well, we'll be in need and the rest of these supplies in the morning.

How about if I just send you eighteen hundred dollars this afternoon, the share of rice, and the rest in the morning?

That'll be fine, sir. Just fine.

Sure, what this show to open?

Town, is sure filling up?

Yes, sir. Good for business.

Well, good and bad. This kind of thing's bound to track the bad kind, too.

Yes, well, you don't have to worry about nothing, Mr. Jacob, as long as you've got a tail of rice, we're in the badge.

Profiting him, find him.

Setting up all night, playing Pharaoh.

Odd behavior for a law man.

Well, good day, Dr. Bogartis.

Good day, sir.

Good day, sir.

Good day, sir.

Ah!

It's only engine trim.

It's both the blanks.

I think it's not.

What the hell's the matter with you? Put that gun away.

It's not loaded.

I just wanted to see if I could scare a red Indian white.

Oh.

Collect your faith, dear.

The lander! Resurrection!

Culture, resurrection!

Get in!

Culture, resurrection!

It's lies!

Oh, lies! Culture, resurrection!

Lies!

Lies!

Dude, that crazy Indian turned up the makeup tent. He's got to kill somebody.

He's got to get him out of there.

You got to kill somebody.

You got to kill somebody.

Here's your engine.

Turning loose, Abraham.

Turning loose.

Injans, they'd to look like fools.

You listen.

This is my fault.

Believe me.

You didn't know where I wanted it.

You, like Indians,

into soldiers.

It is wrong.

It's wrong.

My people.

And I...

come back home.

I'm going to go.

Mr. Jacobs!

Mr. Jacobs!

Look, I have a whiskey.

Thank you.

There's yours, one quiet town.

Well, it's early.

It's old town.

Five and up later on.

You'd get real alive if that Wild West showed up.

Is that you, Cardiff?

You can't look right.

That's me.

You can't look right.

Yes, sir.

Well, Mr. Rice, until it does get lively around here, how about some poker?

No, I can't be playing no poker.

Famous fella like you can't afford a little poker.

It ain't that I can't afford it.

Got the money.

Just a few hands until the town gets lit up.

Nothing risky.

All right, I'll play a few hands.

All right.

I just love to play poker.

I've grown on a farm to it myself.

Ted, you go check that inventory.

Hi, Mr. Jacobs.

Good morning, Dr. Lucas.

Sir.

Here is a 6,000 gold I promised you.

Appreciate it if you can deliver these goods this morning.

Sure.

I can cap my men and load them right up for you, but I'm afraid you're still $1,800 short, Dr. Bogartis.

Well, there's 6,000 there and the 1,800 you got yesterday.

But I didn't get the 1,800.

Chef Rice never brought it by.

He came by at six o'clock.

And I closed at five.

Don't worry, he is now.

I heard he was over at the saloon playing poker all night.

You hear what I'm here?

Great saloon, Dr.

Is it you or me?

I know him first.

We'll have the money there today, Mr. Jacobs.

Guaranteed.

You just load it and deliver.

Yes, sir.

Thank you, sir.

You just load it and deliver it.

Yes, sir.

Thank you, sir.

Ah, you.

How about let me buy you a drink?

What do you do in dust, Caleb?

Well, I was playing cards.

Well, I was doing real good.

I know a bunch of cards coming, boy.

I had a stack of chips like that.

Time in there.

Then what?

Well, you know, the cards.

Got coal, you know how that happens.

Yeah.

It ain't that I.

Here, come on.

You're a slow learner, Caleb.

You're a slow learner.

Thanks for the winnings, Mr. Rice.

You're Hugh Cardis.

You got that, right, Mr. Rice?

My glad Caleb, you better think about it.

I'm going to go to the

room.

I'm going to go to the

room.

I'm going to go to the

room.

I'm going to go to the

room.

I'm going to go to the

room.

I'm going to go to the

room.

I'm going to go to the

room.

I'm going to go to the

room.

I'm going to go to the

room.

I'm going to go to the

room.

I'm going to go to the

room.

I'm going to go to the

room.

Something loose about to get

started here.

It's both

good and sad.

But along with it,

something's going to end for

us anyway.

Before long,

those that are left out there

will come drifting in off the

plains, all covered in dust,

hungry, broken.

They'll sign on with us

or some other show.

Oh, yeah, there'll always be

the show.

And they'll be just as scared

as we are now.

They've come a long ways.

You remember that first

shooting contest?

You standing up there

online with that old

playing drive.

Go out with the worst case

of nerves I've ever seen.

But you come there with

only one thing in mind.

A tournament to meet

Doug Bogartis, world champion

rifle shot.

And you did just that.

I don't know if I ever told

you enough.

I'd march you forth

in still do you?

Well, we best be going.

I'm glad we come along together.

We'll let it show the yellow.

It's true.

Yes, sir.

Yeah.

You?

I want to talk to you.

What?

Well...

gambling.

I gave him a lot and I was

ahead.

I win money.

I lose money.

You know that.

If I lose my money,

well, I'm used to it.

When I lose his show money,

well, that's next to stealing to me.

I want to make up for it.

How you figuring on doing that?

I don't know.

I figured maybe I could work here

and ten critters.

Uh...

Mm-mm.

Caleb.

You want to ride with this outfit?

You got to do what you do best.

Shoot them pistols.

You really mean that?

Yes, sir.

I mean it.

I appreciate it, Hugh.

So do I, Pard.

So do I.

Whoop.

This would be your ticket.

Turn.

Mr. Tyree, sit down, old Greg.

I ain't heard from you.

I've been expecting you to show up.

Old town's filling up around here.

Big Wild West show.

Pickens and did real good.

You're already still alive.

Yes, sir.

See, Mr. Tyree, basically on the gambler.

When it comes to using a gun, I always like play the odds.

I'm killing a man like Carter.

That's what you call bucking the odds.

Have you ever seen that bunch he runs with?

All of them experts that shoot in a gun?

What the hell?

If I was lucky enough to put a bullet in cargo,

I'd have five between my shoulder blades before I could clear this town.

So I played the odds instead.

This is like the poker.

I wanted to be a bunch of money.

Mr. Tyree, I don't have to work for you no more.

You were paid.

Yes, sir.

Up front, thousand dollars.

Prove to come in mighty handy for poker steak.

Plagit.

I'll finish the job myself.

I'll finish the job myself.

I'll finish the job myself.

I'll finish the job myself.

I'll finish the job myself.

I'll finish the job myself.

I'll finish the job myself.

You've got to be hit before you even get started.

I'll finish the job myself.

I'll finish the job myself.

I'll finish the job myself.

We'll have some more Indian dancers later on folks.

Oh, there's some of them.

I'll do my best.

Mr. Doc Bogartis, well known rifle shot

and for the rules champion.

Real challenge, but can rule champion

to partner to determine, worse than for all,

who used the best shot.

You're very ill, Doc.

You got over one.

There's going, Doc.

Looks like he's still a champion.

I'll finish the job myself.

So Western exploits would be complete without this next move-in.

Not even boys.

I'll start again.

Attack the bell, but some good ones too.

Here comes your corner.

Ladies and gentlemen, it's your salary.

You got to go.

You got to go.

You got to go.

You got to go.

Stay straight.

Stay straight.

Over!

Come.

Welcome back now.

I'm alive.

I'm sorry.

Libby.

You said, be a lucky man.

This brand on you Libby.

You said that to you.

I remember it.

And you made it.

Dan.

I did.

And now?

Dan.

Dan, what?

Dan, what?

Libby.

You scared her coming here?

I bet everything has happened.

No, I didn't feel it.

I think I found it a lot, anything else.

It's real and Max is the last time I saw you.

I love you, then.

I love you now.

It's gonna be tough.

It's gotta lie.

Someone will never want.

Right now we got some cowboys coming out.

So the black go bust and chant chant.

Now the world of this event walks over $200.

Oh, no!

Oh, no!

Don't let that come, it's real.

Don't let that come.

Oh, no!

Oh, no!

Oh, no!

Oh, no!

Oh, no!

Oh, no!

Oh, no!

Oh, no!

Oh, no!

Oh, no!

Oh, no!

Oh, no!

Oh, no!

Oh, no!

That's not gonna go for war.

You won't have to.

Don't ever come around.

That's gonna be my turn, folks.

What's coming up?

It's the race in the event.

Ladies and gentlemen, the next event is a relay race.

Challenging the cowboys, the Indians and the U.S. cavalry.

Each contestant has to transfer onto another horse

after the first go round.

May the best man win.

Well, they pay the winner of a deal like that.

Oh, probably $250.

That's a lot of money.

I'll let you just take it in my horse.

Right after you.

Good, hails and.

That's my horse, your cleaner.

I'll get it right back to you.

Oh, no!

That was going to be a mighty embarrassing hand in Caleb.

That prize money.

That's my turn.

Libby.

Come to take you back to the Tyree, where you belong.

Ball?

Go on.

Skull carton.

You'll come on running and I'll shoot it.

Dead this time.

Vern, I don't want to go back.

There's nothing there for me anymore.

I'll be there.

I can take care of you better than it.

That's saddle tramp.

That's all he is, Libby. A tramp, who got lucky.

If luck plays out, you'll be left with nothing.

Can't you see that?

Turn.

Let go.

He's taking me back.

I don't care what he is.

It's him I want to be with.

No!

No.

There's no way you're going to be with him.

Come on, go on.

No!

Libby!

Libby!

Vern!

Vern!

No!

No!

Go on.

Get out there.

Go on.

Here's your badge, Deputy.

All right, get it up.

I bet the people in Ralston wouldn't appreciate that.

Well, good luck, all of us.

Yes, sir.

Let's go.

Let's go.

We'll have a good night.

By the time we get to Kansas City, you'll have wild animals.

Dancers from Russia, a horse from Persia, people who come to know all of the country, even England.

Ladies and gentlemen, Sister Kegelor Bryce and Mr. Doc Gold Sardis.

Hello, ladies and gentlemen.

Hello, you are now.

Hello, ladies and gentlemen.

Hello, you are now.

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