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The case you are about to go on is very dangerous, requires courage, ingenuity,

and above all things, intelligence.

That's why I sent for you.

I missed.

I didn't.

Quit staring at me. You make me nervous.

Yes, yes, go on.

I have a client out west who owns a ranch.

and is in danger of losing it.

How come?

It seems that my client's father signed an IOU for $10 ,000 over to Double Deal

Decker, the gambler and boss of Maverick Center.

Well, what about it?

Well, after he signs it, Decker frames a gunfight, has the father shot, leaving

my client holding the bag.

Go on, boss.

Your story's gripping me.

And if my client doesn't pay the $10 ,000...

Decker will take my client's ranch.

What does your client look like?

Ah, she's very attractive.

Double Deal Decker. He always carries the IOU with him. You have got to get it

by hook or crook. But remember, he's a killer. Let's say it.

What's the matter with him? We forgot to tell you. Every time he sees a mouse,

he goes crazy.

He's marked that way.

Why? Because his father was a rat.

One chance.

Draw.

All right, boys. Swing them out.

Next time any strangers come around here, I won't be so easy.

That's right, fellas.

stranger?

You ain't seen nothing yet.

Toss up a quarter.

Nice shot, son.

Got a $5 gold piece? Sure.

You keep your eye on them. First crooked move they make, we'll give them the

works. Right, boss.

Well, it's them.

Miss Higgins bought them to use, guys.

If you was alone, I'd punch her right in the nose.

Well, why don't you do it? Well, I'm with you.

What are you doing?

Gentlemen.

Be seated.

Pleasure.

Hiya, Nell.

If you gentlemen don't get that IOU for me, I'll lose my ranch and... You got

nothing to worry about.

See that heel?

and we'll frisk them and get the IOU.

Oh.

Sometimes you've got brains.

Thank you, thank you.

Don't let them go to your head.

Good evening, Nero.

At last I have found you alone.

How about dripping the light, Fenton?

You've got to be careful.

Lobo's watching every move. Now, get this.

Every time somebody bumps into you on the dance floor, reach back and go for

that I .O .U. Got it?

All right, get your partners.

Spread out.

Would you care to dance with me? Oh, I'd be delighted.

Say, girly, you're light on your feet.

Do you mind if I cut in? Why, no.

Thanks.

I'm not what you're leaving, you know. It's all right.

You know, you're not a bad dancer. Oh, I bet you tell that to all the boys.

Now, you listen to me. Yes?

Decker's wallet's got a chain on it. Yes, yes.

Tell Larry.

Who's saying that?

You know, you're not a bad dancer yourself.

Are you insinuating?

No, I'm just dancing.

Wise guy. We put an oath for all of them. That's teamwork, teamwork.

They ought to give us a raise for this.

It ought to be in here, boys.

Here it is.

What do you have for that?

Wonder where he keeps it.

I'm telling the truth.

and let's know if anything happens. Go ahead.

Give me the sandpaper.

Take it easy, butterfingers.

You are listening to station WGN.

Our Memorial Day musical program continues.

It's a radio.

Turn it off.

I'd better see what happened. Go ahead.

Did you hear that tumbler click?

Good work.

Did you hear that tumbler click, Larry?

Larry's gone.

Go ahead, get the IOU. I'll see where he is.

Ah, another tumbler click.

good, sir.

Before we string you up, I'm going to give you the beating of your life.