All language subtitles for 7 Maverick S03E07 - Full House SDH

Light the candle, Willie.

'Mr. Smith is gonna show us
the trick that made him famous.'

Now, wait a minute.

I realize that all you guys
have heard of my reputation

with a gun.

But... I don't do
much of that anymore.

Kinda outgrown it.

I leave that up to the guys
who just wanna look good.

You know, the showboats.

Now when I pull a gun..

I use it.

[theme music]

(male narrator) A Warner
Bros. Television production.

[slow country music]

Well... that's it.
What's the damage?

I'll make it an even 2,000.

Fair enough.
I enjoyed the action.

That's strange.

What's strange?

My wallet, I'm sure I had it
when I left the hotel.

I'm sure you did.

Try your back pocket.

It's not there,
somebody must have clipped it.

'I'm sorry, but if you'll
give me your address I'd... '

Oh, I keep moving around.
My address keeps changing.

This is no con.
When I lose, I pay off.

$2,000 doesn't mean that much
to me. You'll get your money.

Well, that diamond stickpin
you're wearing

'must be worth something.'

I'll just hold that
for collateral.

Sorry, no deal.

It's my trademark.
Kind of a lucky piece.

I'm sure it'll be lucky
for me too..

Until you pay off.

You insist?

I do.

Just a minute.

We're not through talking.
It's time for me to insist.

The pin.

[dramatic music]

[grunting]

[grunting]

[Bret grunting]

[grunting]

[dramatic music]

[grunts]

I'm sorry, Marshall.

You saw what happened.
He made the first move.

Yeah, just as well.

I was lookin' for a reason
to hold him for questionin'.

Who is he?

One of the questions
I aim to ask.

I also aim to find out
what he's doin' in Denver.

I'll hold him
for disturbin' the peace.

How long can you hold him
on that?

Oh, a few days.

Can't you hold him longer
on attempted robbery?

He tried to steal my tiepin.

[dog howling]

[pleasant music]

[men laughing]

Alright, Willie, we're ready.
You're up, Bart.

Hey, how come you're always
callin' the shots?

Let Billy lead off.

I went first the last time.

Step back.

Let me lead off.

[gunshot]

- 'Good.'
- 'That's pretty good, huh?'

Your shot, Frank.

[gunshot]

- 'Ah, no.'
- 'Wasn't so good, huh?'

That makes two rounds yours,
Frank.

You're up, Sam.

Ain't gonna be a fair shake.

I've been boozin' all day.

(Sam)
'You shoot.'

Alright.

[gunshot]

[men laughing]

- Hey, that's good.
- Yeah, pretty good.

Again, Willie.

I'll get a longer candle.

That one, Willie. Light it.

[dramatic music]

[gun clicking]

[hiccups]

I beg your pardon.

[dramatic music]

You gotta hold still, Willie.

[gun clicks]

[gunshot]

- 'Ho ho ho!'
- 'Very good, champ.'

Alright, come on, let's go.

Come on, you buyin' a drink.

Alright, Frank,
you're buyin', uh?

[theme music]

- Need a light, Willie?
- Maverick!

Yes, thanks.

Uh, no, no, no!

- What're you doing here?
- I was just passin' through.

I thought I'd stop by
and do you a favor.

Do us both a favor and get out.

Is that any way
to talk to a friend?

We're closed. Understand?

It sounded pretty lively
from the outside.

There's nobody here, I tell you.

Willie... I just want to
make a little deal with you.

What's that worth?

Your life,
that's what it's worth.

[door closes]

Well, it took you long enough
to get here.

- I'll round up the boys.
- The boys?

Yeah. They're itchin'
to get started.

Poker?

Yeah.

Poker.

Well, I'd like to but..

Well, I'm a little short
right now.

This is all I've got.

That's all you need. Come on.

Willie, you should keep
the place closed all the time.

You can get a much
better-lookin' clientele.

He's the one we've been
waitin' for, Belle.

I'll take him inside.
You round up the others.

Hi.

- Hi.
- I'm Belle Starr.

Have we met before?

Oh, I don't believe so.

I'm sure I'd have remembered.

But I've heard of you.

Well, I've heard of you too.

Been wonderin'
what you look like.

You got a nice pair
of shoulders.

You too.

Do as I say, Belle.

We're wastin' time.

We've been holed up here
for three days.

Another few minutes
won't matter.

I'm glad you're here.

(Belle) 'Maybe we'll get
a little action now, huh?'

Always happy to oblige,
Miss Starr.

(Cole)
'You heard me, Belle.'

'Get the others.'

See you inside.

[men laughing]

Shall we go?

Now?

Oh, by all means.

They tell me you're
pretty good with a gun.

Oh, I do the best I can.

The ladies too, huh?

Like I said,
I do the best I can.

Lay off, Belle.
She belong to me.

Understand?

Don't you think
you oughta tell Belle that?

I'm tellin' you.

And I won't tell you twice.

Alright, men, settle down.

You takin' over again, Younger?

Yeah, you got a beef?

We've been at each other's
throats for three days.

'Now that he's here,
let's shut up, let him talk.'

Right.

Just so it's understood,
I'm in charge.

Alright, friend..

'On your feet,
and speak your piece.'

Me?

Yeah, you.

'We wanna know
what you got in mind.'

Yeah, what's your plan?

Plan?

Plans.

Alright, play it cagey.

He wants to make sure
who he's doing business with.

Start off, Sam.

Sam Bass.

(Sam)
'$10,000.'

'Dead or alive.'

Jim Dolton.

$12,000. Dead or alive.

Ben Thompson.

(Ben)
'$10,000. Dead or alive.'

Black Bart.

$15,000. Dead or alive.

Jesse James.
$25,000 and you name it.

That's a lot.

That includes my brother.

William Bonny.

$1,000. Dead or alive.

One thousand?

I'm just startin'.

They call me Billy the Kid.

Good luck.

[cash register ringing]

Well, I'm impressed, gentlemen.

To tell you the truth..

I don't know what to say.

Hey, wait a minute.

Does he know why we're here?

Don't worry about Willie.

He's harmless.

I worry easy, Miss Starr.

Come on, you.

What's goin' on?

I told you to get out of here.
They're killers, all of 'em.

I know who they are,
but who do they think I am?

Foxy Smith, The Brain.

The Brain? They think I'm..

The law doesn't know
what Foxy looks like.

Neither do they.

All they know is
he was suppose to show up here

wearing that diamond stickpin.

You better rough me up,
just a little.

- As though you're warnin' me.
- I'll take care of that later.

Willie, right now
I need to figure out

how to cash in
all that reward money.

You'll go out feet first.

That Younger shoots first
and asks questions afterwards.

I told you
we've checked him out.

What are you tryin' to pull?

Well, I'm double-checkin'.

You keep your nose clean
or I'll shoot it off. Savvy?

- Uh, yes, sir.
- Alright.

I never gamble, Younger.

[dramatic music]

Phew!

[knock on door]

[knock on door]

Hi.

Mind if I come in?

It's gettin' late.
I got work to do.

All work..

No play?

You remember I said
we met somewhere before?

Well, I've figured it out.

It wasn't you.

It was some other fella.

Well, Smith's
a very common name.

Can you tell me about the job?

Oh, I'm sorry,
that stays locked up inside

until tomorrow, Miss Starr.

Belle.

Aren't you gonna
offer me a drink?

Well, that's a good idea.

We'll go down to the bar.

It's cozier here.

Sit down.

Well, it's gettin' awfully late.

What's the matter?

You afraid of girls?

Girls? No, it's the men they
belong to that make me nervous.

Now, don't you worry about Cole.

He's just got
a fast trigger finger

and a suspicious mind.
That's all.

That's plenty.

I, uh..

Expected you
to look a lot older.

Well, tonight
I feel a lot older.

Married?

No, no.

You don't talk much, do you?

Well, I figure in my position
it's better not to.

Besides, I haven't thought
of too much to say.

Why don't you run along
and let me get back to work?

Goodnight, Belle.

[dramatic music]

Goodnight, Mr. Smith.

Just call me Foxy.

Goin' somewhere, mister?

I was just gonna take the horse
out for a walk.

His legs got a little cramped up
on the ride in.

Sure you ain't tryin'
to run out?

Now, wise up, Kid.

I figure this job, none of us
will ever have to worry again.

See you later.

[gunshot]

That you, Younger?

'Yeah.'

What's all the shootin' about?

Your brains are valuable, Smith.

I'd hate to have
to blow 'em out.

It's what I like about you,
you're on your toes.

We're in this thing together,
we can't take chances.

You don't have to worry
about that.

Nobody is gonna get away
with anything.

'Now, get off that horse.'

Take it, Billy.

Best you and I take a walk.

Belle and I were talkin'.

We wondered why it
took you so long to get here.

I had a little trouble
in Denver.

Law trouble?

Or lady trouble?

Just some two bit gambler
in a saloon.

You always wear that stickpin?

- Well, yeah.
- Had it long?

Quite a while,
sort of a good luck charm.

Smith..

Wear it tomorrow.

'Cause you are gonna need
all the luck you can get.

Right.

Goodnight.

[dramatic music]

You want me to see he goes
to his room and stays?

No, Sam is on his side.

The Dolton boys are takin' turns
on the watch outside.

He ain't goin' no place.

From what I've heard
that ain't good enough.

They say nobody can keep
Foxy Smith boxed in.

Nobody holds Foxy Smith!
Do you understand? Nobody!

Take it easy, friend,
you'll last longer.

You got no right to detain me.

I got business to take care of.
Important business.

Care to tell me about it?

I'm warning you,
I'll get you for this.

'I'll rip that badge
off your chest'

'and ram it down
your throat.'

Nobody keeps Foxy Smith
boxed in, you understand?

Nobody!

It's nice to know.

[knock on door]

Willie, I got to get
out of here.

Maverick, you haven't
got a chance.

I heard Younger tell the others
that he doesn't trust you.

He says
he smells somethin' fishy.

They've got you surrounded.
You'll have to go that meeting.

I can't go down there.

They expect me
to lay out a job for 'em.

- Maybe that's the answer.
- What?

- Lay out a job for 'em.
- Oh, come on, Willie.

Only... make it so wild that even
they'll turn their backs on it.

How am I gonna do that?

That's your problem.

We're waitin' on you, Smith.

Thank you, sir.

[murmuring]

Good mornin', gentlemen.

- Mornin'.
- Mornin'.

Starr.

Well?

Aren't you suppose to
call the meeting to order?

Or is someone else in charge?

(Cole)
'I'm in charge.'

- Who said?
- 'I say.'

What difference does it make?

We're here to listen
to what Smith has to say.

Now, go ahead, Foxy.

[murmuring]

Now, just a minute.

Are you still willin' to vouch
for every man in this room?

I told you that yesterday.

Oh, that's right.

Like I said, it doesn't hurt
to double-check.

Quit stallin', Foxy.

Tell us about this mint money

you've been promisin'
to get for us.

- What did you say?
- I said quit stallin'.

No, no, you used a certain word.

'You mind repeating it?'

What are you talkin' about?

Let me tell you.

The word was "mint."
M... I-N-T.

Mint?

If there's a leak
in this organization

we better find out about it
and plug it right now.

I see you gentlemen
are a little confused.

Let me straighten you out. I've
discussed this plan with no one.

That means that somebody
was in my room last night.

'Between midnight and
7 o'clock this morning.'

Well, I was in your room
last night, remember?

You didn't say a thing
to me about it.

That's right,
but you just came to the door.

'You couldn't have known.'

No, I was in your room.

Don't you remember?

It couldn't have been you.

But somebody found out
about the plan.

What plan?

The plan to take over
the Denver Mint.

- Denver Mint?
- Mint!

I figured out every move
to the last detail.

'It's a long shot.'

It's a very long shot.

But, even considering 50%,
75% casualties..

I say it can be done.

That's my end of it,
the rest is up to you.

Foxy, I'll give it
to you straight.

Yesterday I didn't have
any use for you.

But this is big.
Real big.

I told you he was smart.

No wonder they call you The Fox.

The Denver Mint?
Can we do that?

With Foxy to lead the way,
you can.

Now quiet down.
Let him tell you how.

Go ahead, Foxy. Tell 'em.

Yeah, well..

I have cased the whole layout.
I know every inch of the ground.

So that's why
you were two days late.

Late? Yeah.

Don't interrupt.

Go ahead, Foxy.

Well... to begin with..

It's a private mint.

We know that.

Well, there are ten men
in key positions.

Now the idea... is to get inside
and to replace

each one of these ten men
with one of us.

[indistinct chattering]

Uh, once inside, you'll all go
to your-your target.

Once the key men are replaced
we'd load the gold and get away.

I've knocked over trains,
banks and the Pony Express.

But this tops them all, Foxy.

When do we get started?

- Yeah, when do we get started?
- Come on.

Well, gentlemen..

I'm sorry, but we're gonna
have to wait on that.

You're stallin' again, Smith.
Why do we have to wait?

Because I say so.

That's not good enough, Smith.

Alright, then, I'll tell you.

In three days, gold shipments
are gonna be comin'

into the Denver Mint
from all over

the surrounding territory.

They're saving it up
for one big shipment.

Then and not until then
do we hit.

A hit this size is worth it.

I say we wait.

I say we hit now,
take what we can.

- I'm for goin' now.
- No, I say, we wait.

Wait a minute.

I'm still in charge
of this meetin'.

Keep it down.

Younger, you've been shootin'
your mouth off

ever since I got here.

You guys told me to take over.

And as long as I'm in charge,
I'll do the talkin'.

I say if Smith
is on the level, we wait.

But I say,
first, we check on Mr. Smith.

'I've got a contact in Denver.'

'We can wire him and check out
this story about the gold.'

If the shipment is due
like he says, then alright.

But if not, I say we do
some more checkin'

and make sure
we're doin' business

with the real Foxy Smith.

Marshall.

How much do you make a year?

Oh, about 1800.

I lost that much
the other night playin' poker.

Well, of course,
1800 don't include pension

and other fringe benefits.

How would you like to make
a year's pay, right now?

Well, I'd like that fine,
Mr. Smith.

What's on your mind?

Unlock this door.

You mean you'd give me
all that money for that?

That's right.
That's all you have to do.

Well, you sure must want
that awful bad.

- Well?
- Well what?

Will you let me out?

Oh, I couldn't do that,
Mr. Smith.

We really haven't had
a chance to get acquainted.

[dramatic music]

Go ahead, Cole. Tell him.

My contact in Denver
says the shipment arrives

the day after tomorrow.

You're off a day.

Tell him the rest.

The boys figure
I was wrong about you.

They figure I owe you
an apology.

Sorry, Foxy. But on a job
this big we got to be sure.

There's no need to apologize,
that's the way I want it.

Can't afford to have
any slip-ups.

Your plan goes into action
day after tomorrow.

Good. Good.

Is your, uh, contact satisfied
that I'm the real Foxy Smith?

He's workin' on it.

I hear that Foxy Smith is the
best trick-shot in the business.

Let's go back
to the hotel and find out.

Well, I haven't had
to handle a gun, lately.

Probably pretty rusty.

We'll find out. Come on.

[dramatic music]

Light the candle, Willie.

'Mr. Smith is gonna show us
the trick that made him famous.'

Oh, not now, Younger.
I'm not in a mood.

Come on, friend.
We've all heard about it.

You'd like to see it,
wouldn't you, Billy?

Yeah. Any man who can lie on his
back and shoot out a candle

while lookin' in the mirror,
must be pretty good.

What?

Now wait a minute.

I realize that all you guys
have heard of my reputation

with the gun.

But... I don't do
much that anymore.

Kinda outgrown it.

I leave that up to the guys
who just wanna look good.

You know, the showboats.

Now when I pull a gun..

I use it.

(Belle)
'Hello.'

This time I brought my own.

Thank you.

You know, I like you.

I didn't think I would, after
some of the things I heard.

Like what?

Like the Laredo massacre.

Sam told me that he got there
after you and your men had left.

You know,
Sam's done lots of killing.

He claims he never saw
anything like that.

Laredo, huh?

Kid's stuff!

Ever hear of the Folsom River?

No.

Ever since that day
they call it The Red River.

Bloody, huh?

Well, you must
have had good reason.

I don't need a reason to kill.

You got nerve.
I like that.

If you had any sense, you'd take
a drink and get out of here.

You don't scare me.

You talk big.

I'll bet you don't really
go in for this business.

I don't know anything else.

You're young.

Not too late to change.

And do what?
Be a school mom?

That'll be a laugh.

It's gonna be rough tomorrow.

You wait here
and see how they make out.

Er, we make out.

I'm not built that way.

Nobody's complainin'
about the way you're built.

Look, some women
can play it soft, not me.

I'll ride in with the others.

But tonight..

We've got a lot to do tomorrow.
You shouldn't be here.

Goodnight.

Alright, Dalton,
you know what to do.

Sam Bass and the James boys.

You'll be riding in together.

The James boys will hold up
at the springs.

You go in alone. Got it?

Yeah, yeah, I got it.
Do I have to dress like this?

Can't one of the others
be the banker?

It's too late.
Most of the boys already left.

Now get goin'.

Allison and Thomson.

You'll pair off
and take the Southern road end.

Billy.

You'll be travellin'
on with Black Bart.

I'm depending on you
to keep a cool head.

You'll see, Mr. Smith,
you'll be proud of me.

Oh, and Billy..

Keep your eye on Bart.

Don't say anything
to get him rile.

Right.

You've got your assignment,
Younger.

'What's holdin' you up?'

I'm waitin' for Belle.

I'm ready.

Maybe I wouldn't have made such
a bad school mom after all, huh?

What is that supposed to mean?

You're wastin' time.
Saddle up and get goin'.

Take care of yourself.

You too.

Come on, Belle.

You'll remember..

She's a lady.

You keep her out of danger
till the shootin' is over.

The others may buy
your story, friend

but I still got a feeling
you're a fake.

Relax, Younger.

I'm gonna make you rich.

They gone?

All of them?

All of them.

Maverick, you did it.

You finally did it.

I can't believe it.

Yeah, but we're not
quite through yet, Willie.

There's one more little step.

"Denver City Marshall.
Denver, Colorado.

"Rewards requested on dozen
desperados, all top names.

"Their plan to infiltrate
and take over Denver Mint

"will go into effect shortly
after you receive this telegram.

"Will arrive in Denver myself
shortly after.

Bret Maverick, bounty hunter."

It sounds fine.

Let's send it
and get out of here.

Hey, would you send this
right away, please?

What a business.
Everybody's always in a rush.

You'd think it's a matter
of life and death.

Just send it, will you?

[slow country music]

[Bret thinking] A few days ago, I'd
left this town a bashful barefoot boy

with nothing
but a diamond stickpin.

Today I was back
to collect a fortune.

I was beginnin' to get used
to being called Foxy too.

As a matter of fact,
I was beginnin' to like it.

Foxy.

Belle, what are you doin' here?

I gotta talk to you.
Come with me. Quick.

Don't you cry, honey.

You kids really love each other.
You got nothing to be scared of.

If you mind,
we'd like to be alone.

I know just what you mean.

I ran off and got married
when I was younger than her.

Lady, please.

Don't worry, I'm not going to
try and stop her.

I know what you need.
I'll get you a drink.

Now, Belle, what happened?

They were waiting.

Marshall to be deputy
in the territory.

Right there at the Mint.

Billy lost his head
and he started to shoot.

It was terrible.

What went wrong?

Somebody tipped the law.

Who? Do they know?

Cole said it was you.

'You wouldn't do a thing
like that, would you?'

You know me better than that.

Did Younger get away?

Dead?

I'm sorry, Belle.

Some of the others
got away though.

They'll be gunnin' for you.

For me too. They think
we're in this together.

Foxy, I'm scared.

For the first time in my life
I'm really scared.

Here you are, honey.
You just drink it down.

It'll make you feel
a lot better.

Lady, would you do me
a favor and go away?

You're all a bunch of wise guys
when you're young.

You just never learn.

You're going to be alright,
honey.

Now, Belle, you got to
get a hold of yourself.

What'll I do?
Where'll I go?

You wait here.
I'll go call on the marshal.

Marshall?
What do you want with him?

My re... revenge.

You can't go up against them
alone. They'll kill you too.

I work with my brains, remember?

I'll find out who turned us in.

That's the way
I can get off the hook.

Take me with you.

- Oh, no.
- Oh, Foxy, please.

Look, the law doesn't want me.

If you leave me,
the others'll get me. I know it.

Please take me with you.

Alright. But when I talk to the
marshal, I talk to him alone.

Right?

[dramatic music]

Is the marshal inside?

Nice work, Belle.

Right on time.

This way, friend.

[dramatic music]

Well, Mr. Maverick.

Come in.

You seem surprised to see me.

I kinda thought
you were in jail.

Well, like they say, they can't
keep Foxy boxed in very long.

The boys tell me you give a
convincing impersonation of me.

Well, it wasn't bad
while it lasted.

Not bad, it was an inspiration.

I never could have thought of
anything so brilliant or bold.

My plan was nothing
compared to yours.

- You're too modest.
- It worked like a charm.

The boys moved in
as per your instructions

and put the personnel on ice
until we're finished here.

Small world, isn't it?

If I hadn't met Billy this
morning, I'd never have known.

Billy gets around.

Then too Mr. Younger
had the good judgment

to intercept your telegram
to the authorities.

Mr. Younger gets around
pretty good himself.

By the way, if you're going
to impersonate me again

I'd better show you
my favorite trick shot.

Is that absolutely necessary?

Uh, Mr. Younger,
would you assist me please?

[dramatic music]

Nice shot!

- Your change.
- Thanks.

I won't keep you.
The boys have plans for you.

I'm sure they have.

By the way,
I believe I owe you this.

Thanks.
Thanks a lot.

And this too.

Party's gettin' a little rough.

It's going to get a lot rougher.
Get him out of here.

Just a minute.

You won't need this anymore.

Your luck's run out.

[dramatic music]

Why aren't you out there
where the money is, Billy?

I guess Foxy and Younger
call the shots, huh?

They're tricky, Kid.

They won't try anything with
Jesse and the Dalton boys, but..

With you it's different.

Don't let 'em leave you
holdin' the bag, Kid.

Get lost, Billy.

I want a word with our friend,
the bounty hunter.

Get lost!

Foxy says I stay.

I say you blow.
Now, get goin'.

Everybody gives me orders..

'...just 'cause I'm younger
than the rest.'

[coughing]

You got a right to hate me.

Do you?

No, no, Belle.

You did what you had to do.

If you ever want to change
your line of work

try the stage,
you're a good actress.

I was pretty good
at that, wasn't I?

Those ropes cuttin' you?

You thinkin' about losin' 'em?

Maybe we'd better leave 'em
where they are.

They'll be loaded soon.
We'll be pullin' out, huh?

Yeah.

What do you figure
they're gonna do with me?

Yeah, that's what I figured.

Do you mind if I have a smoke?
They're in my pocket.

No blindfold, just a cigar.

I got a lousy luck,
you know that?

Every time I meet a man I like,
somethin' rotten happens.

Why couldn't you
have been legit?

Like the rest of us.

I was raised in
a rich neighborhood.

Too many advantages, I guess.

Anyways, too late now.

I'm sorry it's got
to end this way.

Me too.

Goodbye, Belle.

[clears throat]

- Ain't she Younger's girl?
- Mm-mm.

How come she's kissin'
you like that?

Well, we're friends, Billy.

She's a very friendly girl.

Come on, Billy, let's go.

I've to stay until they clear
out and then take care of him.

How come it's got
to be you and me?

Good question, you ought
to think about that.

Shut up.

Why couldn't it have
been the big boys

like Bill Dalton or James?

Until we catch up with them.
We cut up the take then.

- Suppose they don't show up?
- Yeah, suppose they don't?

Wise up, Kid. They're big time.
What do they need you for?

You heard me.
Now, shut up!

Alright, we're ready to go.

Your men have your instructions.

I got 'em, but I don't like 'em.

Why can't you stay? Or one of
the others? Why Billy or me?

I told you why.
We'll join up later.

How do they know you'll show up?

What's that?

How we know you'll show?

- You have my word for it.
- That's not good enough.

Sam and me are taking our loot.

Do your own dirty work
for a change.

- That's tellin' him, Billy.
- You heard me, shut up!

He wants you to get
y'all steamed up over nothin'.

Let's go, Smith.

Not so fast, Younger.

You ain't going nowhere
without Sam and me.

- Put that away, Billy.
- Quit giving me orders!

I'm sick and tired of taking
orders, you understand?

Get smart, Kid.

'There's enough here
for all of us.'

Do what he says.
Put that gun away.

[gunshots]

What's goin' on, Cole?

[firing continues]

The Kid lost his head.
Let's get outta here.

Not now, Kid. We'll get him
later. Let's go with the money.

[indistinct shouting]

Get goin', Frank!

Hyah!

Get going, Bart! It's the law!

[crash]

[horse neighing]

[indistinct chattering]

Here comes the posse.
Grab your horses, let's go.

Ha!

Phil, you and Bill
guard these wagons.

The rest of you go after 'em!

(Bret)
'Howdy, Marshall.'

There's your friend, Foxy Smith.

Looks the same shape he was in
the last time we met.

Is he still alive?

- Anymore around?
- Just the one's that work here.

Mr. Smith said
he'd put him on ice.

- Where?
- Your guess is as good as mine.

Do you mind?

- Who are you?
- Bret Maverick.

You met me
the other night, remember?

Are you in on this?

I was trying to break it up.

You know what it's all about?

Yeah, but I'll tell you
about that later.

You oughta try catchin' up
with the others.

The posse's after them.
They'll bring 'em in.

Marshall, if they do,
you'll be the most famous

law enforcement officer
in the history of the west.

I'll have the boys come over and
pick up our friend, Mr. Smith.

Let's go.

Oh, you know, Marshall..

I don't trust
your friend Foxy there..

We ought to take him
along with us.

Well, he'd go no place.
I got the cuffs on him.

Oh, that's right. I almost
forgot. It's alright, then.

Sure, everything's alright.

This time I'm gonna have
Mr. Smith for a nice long visit.

Alright, break it up, break it.
Come on, move along.

Look at all that money.

Yeah, it's beautiful, isn't it?

You got to hand it to the fellow
that figured out this keeper.

Took plenty of brains
and real courage.

Yeah, he must have
been quite a guy.

You know, when we get this
all squared away

you and me gotta sit down,
have a nice long visit.

Sure thing, Marshall.

I'll see you down
at your office.

Oh, wait a minute. Say,
don't you think I better send

one of my men along with you?

'Cause I sure
wouldn't wanna miss

one word of that long story
you gotta tell.

Oh, I don't think that'd be
necessary, Marshall.

You're gonna find it
interesting though.

Oh, son.

Yeah?

You won't need that.

Oh, that?

No, of course not.

So long, Marshall.

Marshall..

So long.

♪ Who is the tall
dark stranger there ♪

♪ Maverick is the name ♪

♪ Ridin' the trail
to who knows where ♪

♪ Luck is his companion ♪

♪ Gamblin' is his game ♪

♪ Smooth as the handle
on a gun ♪

♪ Maverick is the name ♪

♪ Wild as the wind in Oregon ♪

♪ Blowin' up a canyon ♪

♪ Easier to tame ♪

♪ Riverboat, ring your bell ♪

♪ Fare thee well, Annabel ♪

♪ Luck is the lady ♪

♪ That he loves the best ♪

♪ Natchez to New Orleans ♪

♪ Livin' on jacks and queens ♪

♪ Maverick is ♪

♪ A legend of the west ♪

♪ Riverboat, ring your bell ♪

♪ Fare thee well, Annabel ♪

♪ Luck is the lady ♪

♪ That he loves the best ♪

♪ Natchez to New Orleans ♪

♪ Livin' on jacks and queens ♪

♪ Maverick is ♪

♪ A legend of the west ♪

♪ Maverick is
a legend of the west ♪♪