Original subtitles

Why you always blame me when there's whiskey missing Harold?

Because you are a whiskey thief, Alastair MacGregor!

Careful what you say, Harold MacGregor

no one has ever accused a MacGregor of thieving!

Not lately! For two hundred years or so!

But that was before you came along/

Subtitles by manno

What did you see?

- A couple of hundred head of beef. - Is that all?

And some beautiful horses.

Worthy maybe 50, and nobody there but some old people.

We're moving in!

Come on! Follow me!

Good morning boys! And welcome!

You must be thirsty. Would you like a drink of water?

Thanks, grandma, we don't want any water. It's them horses we want.

But I don't think my husband would be willing to sell them to you.

I didn't say anything about buying them. We just came to help ourselves

Ah, but you want to talk that over with mr. MacGregor, surely

Harold! There are a couple of horse thieves here to talk to you!

Just be patient. I'm sure they'll take care of you in a minute.

Whiskey and glory! Hooray for the MacGregors!

Hooray for the MacGregors!

Hooray!

Take cover!

Get behind the rocks! Keep down!

Careful, don't waste shots Harold. Shells cost money.

Shoot more and talk a bit less.

Give me my cigar, Mamie!

How pity the boys aren't here, they'd be handy.

We're doing alright, we don't need any help from anyone.

Besides, if the boys were here...

Watch out, Kenneth, you're not the carousel.

It's easier to tame the girls, isn't it?

Alright, Johnny, it's your turn.

No, I reckon I'll pass. I don't believe in unnecessary cruelty to animals.

OK preacher.

Johnny is serious boys. He'd have been a fine priest if the Lord's grace wanted.

It wasn't the Lord's grace, it was pa

who didn't want to pay the money to send me to the seminar.

Well you can always give sermons at the county fair.

Oh Lord, excuse his ignorance.

I'll do it!

You can say a little prayer, not that I think I need it.

Stop bragging!

I buy you a jug of whiskey if you can last more than a minute!

If we can get to the corral, then we don't need to worry about the house.

Pedro! Bring them all around over here!

Jane!

Give me a hand to move this piece of furniture.

Sorry.

Well done Alastair! It's been ages since you shot like this.

Leave it to me, I won't let those rogues come near the house!

It's just horse stealers.

Have a good laugh.

What if they reach the corral, we'll lose our horses.

- She's right. - We must cover the corral.

How can we do it?

- Queen Anne! - Of course!

Queen Anne, of course!

What would those two do. without us ...

Aye.

- Wait a minute, you're forgetting the powder. - She's right!

- Hurry man, hurry. - Hold this.

And don't you miss!

Aunt Mary's vase!

And how much it costs!

As long as she's still the old one!

She's never failed a MacGregor yet! Here you are, fill her up.

We can surprise them with a sudden rush.

We can get the horses out of the corral. Come on!

Wait a minute, you shot the Comanches it's my turn today!

They're shooting Queen Anne! That means trouble.

Whiskey and glory! Hooray for MacGregor!

We can't get them horses out of there with them blasting that cannon at us.

It sure ain't working out the way we figured.

The best thing now is to get into the house and kill everybody in there.

We reach the house, plenty of our men will be killed. I'd rather fight a tribe of Apaches than this.

Listen! Santillana told me to bring him them horses, he ain't particularly interested in how many men we lose.

But one thing for sure: we come back empty handed, we'd be better off dead.

On your feet everybody we're gonna move in into that ranch house.

Aunt Mary would never forgive us if she found out.

... we let her expensive vase get broken. - Leave the vase and start shooting Jane.

Look who's here.

Hey, MacGregor! It seems we have visitors!

Come down here you too and protect your honor.

I warn you: come down peaceful, or we're gonna burn you out of there.

That does not look very good Jane, I'm afraid that's the end.

Come on, make a choice.

We are old, mister and catch cold easily.

The heat might help us warm up our bones a little.

Go!

The boys! Look Alastair, look!

To the windows, hurry up!

- Johnny! You hurt bad? - No, no I'm alright.

Lord, have mercy on their souls.

What are you laughing about? Do you fancy yourselves as the heroes of the day?

No such thing, we were doing fine without you.

- Hand a hand to put this fire out, or there'll be no supper tonight. - Come on, do your work!

Goodbye, Mama.

Goodbye, Gregor.

You'll be a good boy, won't you Dick?

I'm sorry, Johnny ...

You'll have to stay here I am afraiud.

- You're gonna look after the old folks. - No, we don't need anybody's help.

Maybe you don't want help from anybody.

But he's staying just the same.

None of them are left to come back, son.

And anyway, once we sell the horses, nothing left for them to grab, is there?

Don't forget your devotions, give thanks to the Lord.

- Goodbye, son. - Goodbye ma.

- Take care son. - Don't worry ma.

- Bye, aunt Jane. - Goodbye Gregor, when do you think you'll be back?

We figured it would take us four days to get to Las Mesas.

Two to sell, two to get back.

Might take a week at the most.

Why are you lads going all the way to Las Mesas,

when San Carlos is closer.

I know San Carlos is closer, but it's closer to Santillana too.

- I'd rather not risk it. - I still say San Carlos is better.

- For once your father is right though, I hate to say it. - You put me in charge, or not?

Las Mesas is safer, and above all...

- They give us a better price. - You think so?

The pay at least five dollars more a head.

Surely that's reason enough to go to Las Mesas. Here son.

Even half a dollar would be reason enough.

- This is Las Mesas. - Business first boys.

It's gotta be safe up there in the corral I guess.

Let's hope somebody is buying horses.

- And for a good price. - And paying in cash.

Is money all you think of?

What about a little fun? Once we sell the horses.

Fun in this place? It looks deserted.

You're right this place looks like a ghost town.

kinda spooky we should have left someone to guard the horses

Let's have a look and see

here the railyway only brought thieves.

I'm gonna go to Dallas.

This is not fair, it's a scam!

I didn't bring my horses all this way to hear this.

- I didn't steal those horses. - Now, take it easy.

- Howdy. Whiskey? - Yeah, six glasses.

Tell me. Am I wrong, or are they buying horses?

No, you ain't wrong you just talk to Crawford there.

- That's my final offer. Take it or leave it. - No, Crawford! I say no!

I can drive to Mexico and still get more than I'm getting from you.

- He's right, it's your move. - OK, I'll move!

- What happened? - Little argument, that's all sheriff.

Stedson drew a gun on me and I shot him in self defense.

Get rid of him.

Hey, wait a minute!

That man who got shot didn't pull a gun on the other fella.

- Dick! - You fellas are new here, ain't you?

Yeah, we got into town about an hour ago.

With our herd.

Welcome to Las Mesas.

I saw your herd at the corral. They look alright.

Crawford is interested in horses ain't you, Crawford?

Oh, I'm always interested. I'm sure me and the boys can do business together.

- Just how many do you have? - 200.

- Give them 1,000 dollars. - Hold on, I said 200 horses.

And I said, 1000 dollars.

200, times 5 dollars a head, makes exactly a thousand, am I right?

Right.

OK.

You got a deal.

A thousand dollars for their feed.

How much are you offering for the horses?

Cowboy, in Las Mesas, the only one who buys horses.

is Crawford

And the price is set, by Crawford.

So you see my friend? You haven't any choice.

A thousand.

Here, take your money and get out of here.

I'm sure you won't mind if I count this.

- Hooray for MacGregor! - Hooray!

Murder each other, savages

and I'll play the music I adore.

Look out, Greg!

Thanks.

He is mine!

I'm really terribly sorry to bulge in like this.

You are a pretty girl!

I hope I can have the pleasure to meet you proper some day.

My name is David MacGregor.

How do you do? I'm Barbara Othorn.

How do you do?

A real pleasure meeting you, miss Barbara.

Alright now, hold it.

Get up, get up I said!

Come on!

Your gunbelt here.

You boys are a real bunch of hot heads, ain't you?

Well Las Mesas is gonna handle you.

You'll stay here in jail for a month.

- I reckon you oughta be cooled down in a month. - But we were pushed into fight.

The only reason there was any trouble is because of Crawford.

- It's always been peaceful here. - Is that what you call it?

OK, get in there.

I don't think much of that sheriff.

Yeah me neither. A man gets murdered, and nothing happens.

And we get thrown in jail for a little fight.

We blew off a little steam at least.

That's about all the good it will come out of it.

I don't know about that, brother of mine.

I met an angel, during that little brawl today.

You mean a girl?

What a girl?

- Give an eye on 'em in there. - Don't worry, they're too tired to do anything.

Let's go.

A month. For disturbing the peace?

It's not a question of disturbing the peace or fighting.

Or anything else.

The reason they dumped us in this hole is to get us out of the way.

- But why? - To get our horses.

If my hunch is right.

I may be wrong.

But this whole thing stinks of Santillana.

I got the feeling you are right.

Brother if you are, we better do something real quick

about busting out of here.

I have a hunch the old folks were right.

We should have brought the herd to San Carlos.

A little bit late to be worrying about that.

We gotta think of something, and real fast. Our folks are gonna be worried.

Peter.

Try the door.

Right.

It ain't moving, not an inch Gregor.

Keep an eye on our little friend there.

Give me your spurs.

- You got some string, David? - I have it.

Here.

You hold this.

Pull.

- Ah, good! - What are we waiting?

Hey, stop cutting.

- Dick, you go first. - Hurry.

Good night now.

Muchas gracias, Virgin of the Pillar! Muchas gracias!

Come on, let's get to the corral.

- It's empty! - I knew it!

They're gone alright, dirty thieves.

I had a hunch they'd be gone.

They'll pay for this.

And we came to Las Mesas to get a better price.

How are we gonna face our folks no horses, no money.

The tracks are still fresh.

They can't be far away.

Let's go!

- Looks like Apaches. - There aren't any Apaches around here.

Watch out boys, it may be a trap.

Well if it ain't Apaches, someone's done a pretty good imitation of a Chiricahua raid.

Get down.

I guess so!

I'm sorry. I thought you were an Apache.

Murderer!

Hey, boys. Come here. Look at this.

My father was trying to organize the ranches against Crawford.

Do you think Crawford's men murdered your father?

No, he might have been behind it though. But none of these were gringos.

They all spoke and looked like Apaches.

They all could have been Crawford's men in disguise,

but it really doesn't matter, does it?

They could have been the same gang that attacked our ranch.

I think you're right. Who do you think it is?

- Santillana? - Yes, Santillana ...

- Yeah. Who else could it be. - What does Santillana have to do with Crawford?

Plenty, if my hunch is right.

- Do you have a plan, Gregor? - Not exactly.

No, let's just say I have an idea.

For the time being, let's stay here. I don't think anyone would check this place.

Dick ...

You go home and tell the old folks not to worry and explain everything.

But how come it has to be me?

Well, somebody's gotta tell 'em. And you're the youngest.

The rest of you, see what you can do about fixing up the house.

So it's a decent place to live in.

What will you do?

I'm going back to Las Mesas.

I am curious to see how they took our escape, and I think.

That I'll be able to clear up a few doubts that I have.

Santillana, you can't believe I'd do that.

I've always been loyal to you.

I hope so for your sake, Crawford. And since your conscience is clear.

You have no reason not to accept my invitation.

And if I don't accept it?

If you're not with me Crawford, then you're against me.

And those who oppose me, pay for it dearly.

Still, Santillana there are limits.

Even to your power.

These are only a small part of my band. I have hundreds more.

You still think my power is limited?

You're coming with us. We've got unfinished business.

Let's go, Crawford.

Adios sheriff! I'll send you your orders.

Let's go, boys!

I've gotta tell 'em to fix that hole I guess before somebody gets hurt.

Here's the Rio Grande.

And here's Santillana's hideout.

That must be five or six hours ride from this ranch here.

They're after our herd one way or another in Las Mesas.

That's why they've put is in jail.

So. Crawford steals our horses

sends them across the border to Santillana.

Who sells them?

And Crawford works for Santillana.

Yes, Santillana controls everything.

Now we have Crawford figured out.

He just works for Santillana.

I don't think he has any real power himself.

Not only Crawford.

That sheriff in Las Mesas is one of Santillana's men too.

- What I... - We ain't gonna accomplish anything.

Except talking about it. What about it, Greg? You have any ideas?

One: to join the bandits

work from the inside.

So you thought you're going to fool Santillana, eh?

But nobody fools me, amigo.

You betrayed my confidence.

And this betrayal, you'll understand, mustn't go unpunished.

Your death shall be a lesson

to anyone else who tries to betray Santillana like you did.

No Santillana, listen, I did nothing.

The horses that were at Las Mesas.

They must have been taken by someone else.

So. Suppose you just tell me then who did take those horses amigo.

Because if you can't I have to go on thinking that you did.

Santillana, I didn't take those horses!

The sheriff must have done it!

You're lying Crawford! Don't pass the buck. You ain't putting the blame on me.

You might as well admit it. Nobody else could have taken them but you.

Too much talk! Come on with this show.

Tequila!

- Clean it! - Oh yes, excellence.

The men like this. They need entertainment like that every now and then.

They have to relax.

These gringos are much too soft.

This one here won't last another five minutes.

I think it's enough.

I'm glad Crawford is out of the way, sheriff.

Me and you together, we should be able to find

something better to do with our time than to go on

petting horses.

Besides it isn't proper for me to be a horse seller.

I'm a leader of men.

Santillana! The fat one is dead.

He was right my dear. Much too soft.

Ah, these gringos. Much too soft!

Well I guess I'd better be going.

I wanna be back in Las Mesas by morning.

Adios Santillana.

Adios, amigo. By the way,

You'll be hearing from me before long.

But one thing sure, you ain't gonna hear from our friend Crawford again.

- Clean my boots boy. - Yes, excellence.

Gimme some Whiskey.

Why you take off your guns?

Well everybody else seems to be wearing a gun here.

so I just figured. I'd take mine off.

Besides, amigo, I'm a stranger here.

So I feel safer if I'm unarmed.

You're right, amigo. It's much better for the health!

To be careful is always healthy, but tell me something amigo.

Do you know where you are? What's your business here? Who are you?

Well I know Santillana's band is around here, and I've come to join 'em.

That is, if he makes me a good enough offer.

I like one thing about this place alredy, they have a sense of humor here.

And just how much you think Santillana offers?

For a careful gringo?

Quite a lot.

You see, I took off my gun belt, because I was scared.

I was scared I'd get a little nervous and shoot a few of you.

- And I'm sure Santillana wouldn't like that. - Listen, gringo.

I don't like strangers, and especially I don't like you.

I don't want you here. Now you leave, or do I have to teach you a lesson?

- A lesson? I'd like to learn a lesson. - How come?

Well there's always something new to learn in life.

If you have a good teacher.

I'm always willing to learn.

Get out of here!

Miguel!

You mustn't shoot an unarmed man.

I'm surprised at you, Miguel.

You, what do you want here?

To see you, Santillana.

I hear you're looking for some good men.

That was a pretty good show just now. But why aren't you wearning a pistol?

Put yours away, Miguel!

I thought that I was among friends.

But if I have to, I know how to use one.

- I'm convinced, gringo. Tell me your name. - Thompson.

Kid Thompson. My carcass is worth 150 dollars.

But I'm worth more to you alive.

Kid Thompson was in jail in Yuma. The last time I've heard.

He was in Yuma.

- Where is Santillana? - Up in his room.

The money is on its way to San Antonio, we'll get there tomorrow.

Pay day is Saturday. That gives us two days, good.

- Miguel, where are the maps of San Antonio? - I have them in my room.

No, Santillana, no. Not tonight.

Alright, here's what we do.

Some of the men will start trouble on the far side of town.

that will fool the sheriff and his deputies,

and leave the bank unguarded.

Then we move in on the bank itself.

We'll attack Friday morning, when the bank director comes to open the safe.

You understand?

Alright, that's all for now.

Just make sure the men understand everything clearly.

Why is your door locked?

What's going on? Open the door!

Who was it? I'll kill both of you!

- What did you.. slap me for? - Who was he?

Tell me who it was!

I'll kill him!

Rosita!

I'll kill you too!

There's no one, I tell you!

He's gone.

I'm sorry, I didn't mean to hurt you.

That's a fine way to say hello to somebody.

I can see now why you wanted to join Santillana's gang.

And to think I was concerned about you.

Don't be silly, that's not the reason I'm here.

Why are you here?

I asked David. I can ride a horse as well as he.

We thought I'd be less noticeable than he would.

Yes that's true but it's too dangerous.

I'm not afraid Gregor, really I am not.

I was only trying to...

to help you.

If you'd rather I leave...

Now, listen.

Listen very carefully to what I'm gonna say.

You've gotta repeat it to David, word for word.

- Good day, Mr. Director. - Bonjour Smith.

- Good day, Mr. Director. - Bonjour, Barner.

- Good day, Mr. Director. - Bonjour, Calaghan.

- Good morning. - Good morning.

Who are you, sir?

My name is Santillana, senor. You have heard of me, naturally.

We've been told there is quite a lot of money in your safe there.

Senor Santillana would like to take it with him.

If you'd be so kind.

If you'll step aside senor, I will attend to it.

But you're not gonna take it all, are you?

Take it easy my friend, we'll be through soon.

Barbara ...

David, hey, come on! We'd better get out of here.

Coming.

I just saw that angel again.

Sheriff! Call the sheriff!

Arthur! Harry! Do something, we've been robbed!

It was Santillana's gang! Oh, thank goodness you're here.

- But you are not the Sheriff. - The sheriff? You tryin' to be funny?

And stop that squealing before I put a bullet in your belly.

But you who are you? What do you want?

My name is Santillana. I'm sure you've heard of me.

I want your money, and I want it now.

But we haven't any money, we were already robbed once this morning.

Believe me. There isn't any more money in the safe.

Besides, you are not Santillana!

Listen amigo, if I hear one more word you're dead.

You, in there.

Come out here!

- Me? But sir, I... - Yes, you. Shut up!

Back inside!

This safe is cleaned up. Where is the dinero?

I've told you, Santillana has taken it already. Don't you understand?

Not a peso anywhere, the whole place is empty!

That's what I have been trying to tell you! We've already been robbed!

Too bad.

It looks like somebody spoiled your plan.

Vamos!

It's a great beginning.

Somebody has put one over on us.

No one put one over on Miguel!

I never saw so much money in my whole life.

- We'd better find a safe place for it. - Yeah, how about a bank?

Who are you, men?

What are you doing here?

Beg your pardon, sir.

But we'd like to ask you that same question.

- Who are you? - I'm judge Garland.

I came to visit my friend's grave, I just heard he was dead.

I'm the godfather of his daughter Rosita.

- Nothing's happened to Rosita, has it? - No, she's fine. We've been kinda lookin' after her.

You are a judge sir?

Yes, in the town of Las Mesas. But the way things have been going lately...

With everything in the control of the outlaws

like Crawford, Santillana, young fellas like you.

I know who you are, alright! You are the ones who wreck the saloon!

Well being a judge don't mean anything.

Rosita!

- Hi, Rosita! Welcome back! - Hi, boys!

- How's Gregor? - Fine.

Listen: he told me what Santillana's next plan is.

- Great! - Another bank, uh?

Rosita ...

As beautiful as ever.

How are you my dear?

Tell me child, what you doing with these outlaws?

These outlaws are my very special friends.

Please sir, we'd like to speak to you.

Somehow I have a hunch that judge will wind up being our lawyer.

We're being attacked!

Everybody dismount and take cover.

I'd like to know who they are. You've got any ideas kid?

I don't know.

Maybe the ones that held up that bank for us.

But this time I'm gonna even things up.

Cover me.

Carramba!

Look at him run. He must be loco.

- Look at him! - He will be killed sure.

Muchachos, let's give the kid some protection at least. Everyone shoot!

Jump, Greg!

How are you doing, kid?

- Dick, you stay here! Keep firing! - Give my regards.

- Alright, that's enough Dick. - Hi, Gregor! How you doin'?

- Fine. And you? - Great!

- How's mother? - She had a cold, but now she's better.

How's Rosita? When are you fixin' to get married?

Don't talk nonsense.

How is it nonsense? Rosita's got her mind dead set on you.

Shut up.

Hey! Hey, Gregor!

What's that?

A shipment of gold bullion that our mr. Santillana wants to smuggle into Mexico

Gosh.

Better go.

- Put down your guns and get your hands up! - One movement, you're dead.

- Go on, hurry up now. - Yeah, goodbye Gregor!

And give my regards to Rosita.

OK, come on! Let's get moving!

How did you manage to get yourself into a mess like this?

That must have been about a hundred in that gang.

They sneaked up on us out of nowhere.

There were too many of them for us.

But we fought like tigers!

You killed many?

Certainly did!

Uh-uh.

But I guess they took all of their dead and wounded along.

Hell, I don't know.

I'd hate to be in your shoes when Santillana hears this.

If Santillana had given us enough men to guard it, we'd still have the gold!

Imbecile! Idiot! I give you a simple job to do,

and you mess it up! One more mistake and you're finished.

They ambushed us like I told you.

I have no interest in excuses. Now send in the others!

Go in.

You're all a pack of idiots.

You're useless, all of you! When you get in trouble, who's the one gets you out of it?

Who's the one who does all your thinking for you? Santillana!

I think you need to be reminded.

None of you is worth anything without Santillana!

I expect everyone of you to obey my orders and no questions.

And right now my orders are, to find out who's betraying us.

There's another gang operating in this territory,

and they seem to know our plans.

They are outlaws, aren't they?

Well, do your duty sheriff!

I just made a new plan.

It may help to make up for some of what we lost lately.

And this time no more excuses.

- Everything okay? - Yeah. Only, too hot in here.

Just hope it don't get no hotter.

With all that gold in there, we make a pretty good target for bandits.

- Yeah, you're right! - OK.

Get your hands up! And you, stop the train!

Stop this train, I said!

The baggage car.

Get the gold!

Why are they firing now?

OK, David. Let's get this train going.

OK!

Barbara! Barbara!

Can't you tell who it is? See, Barbara?

Goodbye!

Stop it! Stop it!

I'll go up to the engine. See what's happening.

Watch out, they're coming!

Someone shooting at them!

Our brothers are doing alright!

Hey, wait for us!

Well done, boys!

- It went like clockwork. - You didn't do so bad, either.

A little present from the train, for your friend Santillana.

We'll keep the gold, what are you gonna tell 'em?

Nothing. I'm gonna behave like an innocent little lamb.

You'd better move that train somewhere down the line, so you can unload it. Good luck!

Hey, what are you doing?

I will take a nap beside Pedro. We're the only survivors of the battle!

They'll come along and find us in a while.

Go! Good day!

So long, Gregor!

Sleep tight, Kid Thompson!

We must keep...

an exact record of everything you boys have acquired so far.

After all these years, judge Garland has a new career.

as a bookkeeper for a bunch of outlaws. And I must say, it's a lot of fun.

Well we have the most fun fooling Santillana, judge.

Only, I'd sure like to spend some of that dough we've got here.

We have so much. It'd never be missed.

Oh no! Not one nickel!

That would defeat the whole purpose of what we're doing here

after all, we're not like Santillana. I wonder how he'd like being tricked again.

So you wanna play games, do you?

Do you know the one we've got, called "whipping the truth out of a prisoner"?

Are you ready to speak yet?

The men are going to cover your wounds with honey,

and give you to the ants till you talk!

When those fire ants start biting, you'll talk.

You must pray for mercy!

The honey!

No! No, stop it!

I'll tell you anything. Anything you'd like to know. But you mustn't hit him again.

Who are you?

What difference does it make to you, who I am, if I'm willing to tell...

I'll tell but. Then you must promise to let him live.

- No, Rosita! - You wish to speak, huh?

Take him away!

Maybe the ants won't get their meal.

I hope for your sake the information you gave me is the truth.

You're much too beautiful to be torn to pieces by a whip.

You should be made love to.

And you shall be. By me, and by every man in my band.

Sancho! Guard them well. Tomorrow, when the rest of his family is here.

We'll have a real show!

Rosita, what you tell him?

What did you tell him?

- Everything. - No!

Greg.

He was going to kill you if I didn't tell him.

I did it to save you.

The boys will be at Santillana's mercy.

That means, they won't even be given a chance to defend themselves.

Don't you understand? Rosita, don't you realize what you've done?

Only one thing matters Gregor

... you're still alive.

One day of life won't make any difference to me now.

They'll kill me tomorrow anyway.

But you...

Rosita, how could you do it?

Gregor, just these few hours we have together are worth everything.

Ah, Rosita.

I have an idea to get us out of here.

There they are.

They got them all.

- Let's go. - Go where Gregor? What are you going to do?

I do not know. But I know they need help.

- I'm going with you. - No, Rosita.

You know what would happen if they get you again?

Besides, I want you to go for help.

You're inventing that excuse simply to send me away.

No, you know what'd happen if they caught us.

Anyway I think it's better if you go and find help.

No. Even if it means being killed, I'm staying with you.

I've had enough of this nonsense.

Anyway among us Scotsmen, women aren't allowed to argue!

Goodbye, my darling.

No! No, Santillana! No! Please!

There is no excuse.

You let a prisoner escape.

You must pay for it.

Let this be a lesson to all of you.

There's no use looking for him now. He can't do any harm alone.

Ramon! We mustn't forget the rest of his family, meanwhile.

We'll have a gringo barbecue tonight!

- Buenas tardes. - Buenas tardes.

May I see the priest? I wanna make a confession.

Just a minute, I will go find father Fulcenzio.

Muchas gracias.

Day of the Virgin of Guadalupe Fireworks

- We are almost ready, Santillana. - As soon as you are, let it begin.

It's time to light the fire!

Get ready!

Ready, Santillana?

I'm here, boys!

David!

What are we gonna do?

Surround the house. We'll attack in daylight.

Lucky we sent the judge away with the loot before Santillana got there.

Yeah, he's safe at least.

Besides I'd hate to think that all that... work went to waste.

Mark, how many bullets do you have left there?

Altogether we've got about 12 rounds for each of us.

Remember you're Scots! Be thrifty with the ammunition.

We've been saving for 15 generations, this is not time to be thrifty.

Telling a Scot to be thrifty that's an insult, Gregor.

Yes, you're right. I meant to say.

Well... Don't waste bullets.

Here they come, Gregor!

They're coming, alright. There must be a thousand of 'em out there.

- Begin the attack. - Okay!

Places, boys! And remain calm. Do you hear?

Take care of yourselves, and just remember.

Be thrifty, don't waste ammunition.

Vamos!

Greg, behind you!

You know? I still got two more bullets.

You were thrifty, huh?

We MacGregors, were always a fighting clan.

And when they went into battle in the old days,

they always used to have a piper playing the bagpipes at their head.

It's a pity that we don't have anyone that plays for us.

But I can play us a sort of makeshift on this.

That's a good thought Peter.

I'll just close my eyes and imagine that I'm hearing the pipes.

You know, right now.

it's as if we were listening to the real thing.

It's the real thing, listen.

- The music, where is that coming from? - I don't know.

But I know I didn't do it on this thing!

It's the folks!

Whiskey and glory! Hooray for the MacGregors!

Whiskey and glory! Hooray for the MacGregors!

Hooray for the MacGregors!

- What shall we do? - Kill them all!

Vamos!

Vamos!

No, it's my turn this time!

Hold still bastard! Hold still!

Alright, follow me!

I told you not to waste bullets!

Help me... Help me Santillana.

Santillana.

You can't leave me!

Santillana!

Gregor!

Gregor ...

I almost forgot to tell you boys, something very important.

The bank, the express company, the railroad

are each going to give you a liberal reward for the safe return of their property.

How is that for some good news?

How do you like having all these rich, young men in the family?

And so we got back the horses, and the money.

That sure will come in handy, when Mrs MacGregor and I build our new home.

In that case, I'm not charging interests.

Now that news certainly calls for a drink. I propose a toast.

Good idea, Judge. We've got this 20 years old whiskey.

What do you intend doing with that?

Pledge a toast to Greg and Rosina!

Oh will you? You're very generous with my whiskey!

Don't be stingy, Johnny!

I'm afraid someone will get hurt!

Nobody will be hurt seriously. The boys must let off some steam, that's all.

Excuse me please.

Is judge Garland here?

I am his niece. I was told that I could find him here.

- Barbara! - Uncle!

The End