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Here's adventure!

Here's romance!

Here's O. Henry's famous Robin Hood of the

Old West... The Cisco Kid!

Cisco, lend me your canteen.

I'm awful thirsty, Cisco.

Here you are, Pancho.

Why don't you wait until we get to San Marcos before

you take a bath?

Oh, Cisco, leave me alone.

It feels so good going down inside and outside.

Hey, Cisco, you see what I see?

A fireman out here in the middle of nothing at all.

Whoa, whoa!

He's in trouble, Pancho.

Whoa, whoa!

What happened?

They get away from you?

Well, they saw a cow and took off.

These are city horses, never saw a cow before.

Do you own this fire wagon?

You're darn tootin' I do.

Cost me nearly all of what I dug out of my claim this year.

Are you all right, Cisco.

Yes, Pancho.

He called you Cisco.

Are you the Cisco Kid?

Sí, and this is my good friend, Pancho.

Hi, sir.

Well, I sure want to thank you for savin' my fire engine.

Just wait till Rose finds out about me meetin' up with you.

Who is she?

Rose, is she your wife?

Well, not exactly, but I have hopes.

I figure that when she gets over the pleasure and excitement of

me givin' this fire engine to the town of San Marcos, she'll

be bustin' to name the day.

Let us hope so.

We are also riding to San Marcos.

We'll ride with you.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

We'll ride in town in big style, and we'll have a big feed at

Rose's restaurant.

It's all right if I ride with you on your fire engine?

Sure, just hitch your horse on the back and climb aboard.

Next stop Rose's Restaurant.

You and this restaurant are the only decent things in town,

Rose.

Why, Todd, such talk from the town's leading banker.

Your depositors would get mighty nervous if they heard you talk

that way.

John, how are you?

Hello, Todd.

You been dipping into the till again?

You sure looked mighty scared for a minute there.

What banker wouldn't look scared when the federal bank

examiner arrives ten days before he's expected?

Well, I am a little ahead of schedule, but I thought--

See you for a minute, boss?

Uh, you know my foreman, Matt Collins, don't ya, John?

Yes.

Howdy.

I'll see ya when you're through, Todd.

I thought you told me you were gonna get rid of him.

Well, Matt's a good foreman, and the bank doesn't leave me

much time to run the ranch.

He's a gunslinger.

Your father wouldn't have had him on his payroll for five

minutes.

That's dead now.

I'm runnin' the ranch and the bank.

I see.

Well, we'll talk about this later.

I'll see you over at the bank.

I'll be there.

We're in trouble.

Yeah.

Well, I come as soon as I heard he was on the afternoon stage.

What're ya gonna do?

Haven't figured it out yet, but you better stand by.

If he wasn't your old man's sidekick, I'd--

Friendship won't mean a thing once he starts goin' over the

books.

Well, we could always...

No.

A real delay might be of some help.

The government would have another man here within 24 hours

if John turns up dead or missing.

Nevertheless, you better get out to the ranch and bring

in the crew.

We might be needin' 'em.

(fire bell) What's that?

Hey, Cisco Campanera, how are you?

Been a long time, John.

Much too long.

Are you riding-- on fire engines now, amigo?

Mother, looky here what I brung you.

(women laughing) Quiet, quiet, quiet.

Shut up, quiet.

Fellow citizens, I am presentin' this fire engine this town of

San Marco for the benefit of everybody here.

Hey, what're you gonna do with the horses?

Oh, yeah, sure, I'm gonna give 'em the horses, too.

Now, if you'll just hang your fire alarm bell in front of

Rose's restaurant there, I-- Honey, that sure is a pretty

dress you got on.

Mighty pretty.

As I was sayin', if there's a fire anywhere, if you all just

hustle down and hit the bell a couple of licks, me and this

here engine'll come a-runnin'.

I thank you one and all.

Does it really work, Luke?

Let's see how you run it.

Oh, honey, you're talkin' foolishness.

There ain't no fire.

So, I suppose you'll just have to wait till...

Come on, now.

All right, all right, stand back.

Stand back.

Be careful now.

Get outta the way.

Keep out of the way.

There's a lot of power in this thing, you know.

You know, if you wanna start--huh?

Keep that on.

Hey, you forgot this little thing.

Yeah, chief, maybe this is the one, huh?

No.

I don't know, maybe this one, huh?

Now, wait a minute.

Just wait a minute now.

Don't get nervous.

Now, we'll have it goin' in a minute.

Hey, look.

I'm gonna make you assistant fire chief right now.

Get a hold of that other end.

Well, I knew we'd get it fixed, you know.

I just forgot the little water thing out there.

Anybody, you know, the best of mechanics will get excited.

Look out now.

Stand back everybody-- got an awful lot of force,

this thing has.

Now, what in the world?

I paid spot cash for this thing.

(grunting) (screams)

Shut if off!

Hey, turn it off.

Honey, honey, I didn't mean it.

It was an accident.

Don't you ever come near me again, you.you lunatic!

Oh.

Your father was a solid man, Todd.

He'd never go for any wild get-rich-quick schemes.

And he wouldn't have any thugs or gunmen on his payroll,

either.

Aren't you exaggerating things, John?

No, I don't think so.

When you're custodian of other people's money, you must avoid

even the appearance of evil.

Why don't you stay over until Sunday.

I'll arrange it for ya to preach the sermon.

You keep looking at your watch all the time.

Are you expecting someone?

No, no, I've shut down for the day.

Well, then I think it's about time I took a look at the books.

All right, John, I'll get them for ya.

Stand right where ya are and get your hands up.

Pete, get the money.

Hurry up.

Drop your guns!

He's dead, you crazy murderin' fool.

Easy there.

This was your idea.

Not murder.

What did you want I do, stand there and let him plug me?

Shut up.

The sheriff will be pilin' in here any minute.

I've gotta think.

Bank robbers, they shot Todd.

Hey, somebody get the horses.

(chatter) Dead?

Yes.

Can you talk, Todd?

Yes.

How many were there?

I don't know, three maybe four.

They got away with a -- go after 'em.

You get the doctor.

I'll stay here with Todd.

The doctor will be along in a minute.

You come along with us, Matt.

We're goin' after the rats who did this.

Everybody check your guns.

Untie them, men.

Giddyup!

What's that over there?

Oh, nothing, just some horses grazing.

Let's try this road.

I told you it'd work.

Come on, boys, let's catch the horses and double back to town.

The way you doubled back and cleaned out the bank was a thing

of beauty.

I'm real proud of you.

It was all your idea, boss.

You know you sure do some fast thinking when the chips are

down.

That's when I'm at my best.

The next thing we've gotta do is cover up our tracks, and then

we'll be--what's that?

It's Matt and the sheriff, and he's got a couple of hombres

with him.

Why'd he bring 'em here?

The three of you get in the next room and don't make a move

unless I call for it.

Wait a minute.

Take this and stash it.

Hide it in the shack down on the hollow.

(knocking) Come in.

Todd.

Why'd you bring 'em here?

I couldn't help it.

It's that Cisco.

He's suspicious of something.

Look, I've been ridin' around all night.

Save it.

Does the sheriff suspect anything?

No, he still thinks you're a hero, a chip off the old block.

Where are they now?

Outside.

That Cisco is nosin' around the corral and lookin' at the

horses.

Look, we gotta do something about him.

Later.

Go out and bring 'em in.

How ya feelin', Todd?

Kinda wobbly, Jeb, but I'll be all right.

I didn't rightly wanna disturb ya.

I'll be back when you're feelin' better.

The sheriff thought you ought to know that he sent for another

bank examiner.

That's fine.

It'll help maintain public confidence.

I'm glad that you agree with that, Mr. Ritter.

Did any of the holdup men look familiar?

No.

No, it all happened so fast, and they had bandanas over their

faces.

Now, you take it easy, Todd.

We'll be leavin'.

Bye.

Watch 'em.

I sure hope Todd comes through all right.

I used to work for his dad.

He was a fine man.

So was John Mitchell.

One of the best.

Poor ol' John.

We've got to find out who is responsible for his death,

Sheriff.

I don't care who that man is--I want him.

I'm going back to where we lost the trail.

Well, they've gone.

Sheriff's headed down the road, and Cisco and his sidekick have

cut across country toward the hills.

That's fine.

Now you know what you've gotta do.

Make it look like an accident.

Oh!

You almost tore my shoulder off, you stupid ape.

Well, you said for me to shoot, didn't ya?

Maybe I shoulda aimed for your head.

Then what would you use for brains?

Ah, don't get riled.

What's the layout?

The bank examiner starts going over those books, we're in

trouble--holdup or no holdup.

There they are.

Give me a hand.

Alright, now.

Cisco, somebody don't like us.

They throwing rocks at us.

They sure are, Pancho.

I've been wasting my time asking questions.

We may have company.

Come on, this way.

They should be right around that bend, what's left of 'em.

Joe, go take a look.

Well, never mind.

I'll do it myself.

I don't like the smell around here.

(sneezing) (gun shot)

Cisco, I'm sorry sneezed.

I got the grass fever.

Let's go get 'em.

Never mind, Pancho.

They have a pretty good head start.

Besides, they know the country.

We better go and see Luke Higgins.

He may have some of the answers.

Come on.

Look, it all adds up.

There were four shots fired during the bank holdup, and Matt

replaced the same number of cartridges in his gun before we

rode off.

Now, Matt, he's Todd's foreman.

Well, I'll be swiggled.

Do you s'pose that Todd Ritter's behind this?

Maybe.

What do you think?

Well, of course, Todd's an old friend of mine.

S'pose he's done a lot of wild speculatin', even downright

gambling.

He could've got himself into a real jam.

(fire alarm) That's the fire alarm.

Uh-oh.

(mumbling) There's the fire.

Cisco.

There's smoke over the hill.

It's out in the open country.

What--what are you lookin' for?

My fire hat.

Your head is in it.

Oh, yeah.

Come on now.

Whoa, whoa.

Looks like somebody's playin' a joke.

I think you're right.

They must want us out of town.

Let's get back there quick.

Come on.

I was right.

That's the fire alarm, ringing in town.

Keep up the good work, boys.

Luke should be here soon with his fire engine.

You did a nice job, Matt.

Between this and the holdup, our worries are over.

We'll ride in and give 'em a hand after he gets going good.

Oh, look, it's the fire engine!

(cheering) Somebody get that big hose

outta there.

Get that little one, too.

I'll take care of the -- there.

A great plan you cooked knot head.

It didn't work.

Well, maybe that contraption of Luke's won't work either.

We'll find out soon enough.

There's still some-- Pancho.

Cisco Kid makes -- just once too often.

Come on.

Are you all right, precious?

Outta my woman, I ain't forgot what you called me

yesterday.

Hey, Cisco, somebody gonna get hurt around here.

A lot of men will get hurt before we blast them out of that

hut.

Cisco, there's the fire engine.

Look, Pancho, if we can get that fire engine over there, we

can wash those hombres out in the open before they know what

hit them.

Cisco, that's a crazy idea.

They'll shoot you full of holes before you get halfway across.

Not if you keep them busy, amigo.

Go on, shoot.

There's a pretty good fire over there.

Let's go put it out.

I'm your man, Cisco.

Hop on.

Keep 'em busy.

I'll help Todd with the money.

Go get them, Pancho.

I'll get 'em.

Hold it.

Well, it was nothin' too much at that.

It wasn't such a big thing.

Although, Cisco and Pancho were having some trouble up there at

that little shack, you know.

So I drove up with my wagon, my fire wagon, I mean.

He's still mad at me.

If I could only get him to listen.

So I got down and took the hose and turned on that water,

and I throwed that there string of water in that house, and...

and then, boy, I really squirted them down.

Uh-oh, outta my way.

What you wanna do that for, Cisco, there ain't no fire.

That's what you think.

Cisco, where's the fire?

Right in there, Chief.

Help!

Fireman, save me!

Help!

Fireman, save me!

I'm-a comin', honey, I'm-a comin'.

Don't be afeared.

I'll save ya.

Come on, Pancho, before we get burned.

This fire is really hot.

Honey, where's the fire?

In my heart.

Oh, Rosie.

Oh, sweetheart.

Oh, Cisco!

Oh, Pancho!

(laughing) Good-bye, amigos!

See you soon!