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And, so I say, turn back,
brothers and sisters.

Turn back, for the way of the
flesh is the way of destruction.

Come on!

For he who thinks
only of earthly pleasure

and heeds not
the Commandments of the Lord

is riding straight
for hell's fire and brimstone.

Aw, shut up!
Who cares?

I do, friend.

And I aim to do
something about it

by building a church
in this town.

A church?

What do you want with
a church in no-man's-land?

To make it every man's land, friend.

Could you help by
contributing something?

Sure.

I'll help put out the fire.

Thank you, friend.

But you shouldn't have
done that for me.

For you? That was
my drink he took.

Am I good for a drink?

I figured you was
too good, but...

Thank you, friend.

There you are, friend.

And now you're not out anything.

I didn't know you'd collected
enough to buy a drink.

I didn't.

You know, the trouble
with you, old man,

is that you're
in the wrong business.

Yes.

It does look like sin
is paying off better.

But that is Satan's way.

First he leads you on

then he trips you up.

Don't you worry about
him tripping me up.

We're good friends. There.

There's $1 for your church.

Compliments of me and Satan.

Well, don't you?

Mister,

we don't play that kind of
poker in this territory.

Well, if that's the case,
then I'll...

I'll just mosey along.

Here, I'll shove my stake into the
pot to pay for the information.

Not so fast!

Let's see how well he can deal
on the end of a rope.

That's an idea.
Yeah.

The Bible says,
"Thou shalt not kill."

It also says something about
not cheating, don't it?

There is more punishment in
letting a man live with his sin

than killing him for it.

A while ago, Preacher, I didn't take
much stock in what you were saying,

but I'm sure agreeing
with you now.

Now if you can only
get them to see.

- I've seen enough.
- No. No...

All right, get your hands
in the air, all of you.

Get them high.

Now then, turn around
and walk over to that wall.

Be quick about it.

You, bartender,

take a look at the preacher.

He's still breathing.

Now then, collect their guns.

That's fine.

Now put them on that table.

You.

Pick up the preacher
and carry him out.

You two fellas, give him a hand.

It's about all I can do until
I find the doctor somewhere.

You can forget about
the doctor, friend.

I haven't a chance.

Now it's your own fault.
Nobody asked you to butt in.

We're... We're not supposed
to wait to be asked.

You mean believing in that
book made you do it?

Believing in this book

made me want to do it.

Well, that's a wonder to me

you've lived as long as you have
with that kind of thinking.

You're not complaining
are you, friend?

I don't like to owe
anybody anything.

Not even my neck.

You don't owe me anything.

But I've only one regret.

I shall not live
to build a church.

A church?

Is that all that stands
between you and dying happy?

That's all.

If I build it for you

will that sort of make
you and me even?

Oh, more than even.

All right, you'll get your church.

But you'll...

You'll have to build it
according to the rules.

What rules?

These.

Oh, no.

No deal.

That stuff's not for me.

Tell me,

how much do you know about it?

Not much.

If I said your horse was

a swayed back, spavin,
old hunk of coyote bait

without ever having seen it,
what would you say?

I'd say you were a fool.

Then, perhaps you'd...

Better read this
before you pass judgement.

Howdy.
Howdy.

You look like you've traveled
a long way, stranger.

Yeah, I have.

My horse's right front shoe is loose.
Can you reset it?

Right away.

Uh, you craving a
little poker, mister?

Are you?
Oh, don't mind if I do.

What would you like to play?

Well, I kind of
like to play draw.

Good enough.

Would you like to cut?

I believe it's your open,
isn't it?

I'll open for $1.

I'll put another $1.

I'll see that and up 2 more.

As long as you're kicking,
let's kick it good.

$10.

You men must have
pretty good hands.

There's one way to find out.

I already know.

You've got four 10s.

You've got four jacks.

You've got four queens.

You've got four kings.

I've got four aces.

Say, what's going on here?

Just a little lesson, friend.

When you play
the other fella's game

you never know when
you're gonna get a crooked deal.

But according to the rule book
when you play his game

you'll always get a square deal,

no matter how ignorant you are.

A sky pilot.

No.

No, I'm no more a
sky pilot than you are.

Just a fella with a job to do.

Six months ago,
I would've kept all this money.

But right now,
I'm gonna pass my hat

and ask you to donate some
of it to help build a church.

How about you, friend?

I reckon you didn't
mean that, did you?

Now just wait a minute.

You may not have any respect
for that hat of mine,

but you're sure gonna have some
for that church I'm aiming to build.

Now then, say you're sorry.

I'm sorry.
Again!

I'm sorry.

Now, then say it good and loud

because there's a certain party
who's not able to be with us,

but I'm hoping he'll hear.

I'm sorry!

Now, that's fine, friend.

Now I'm sorry
that I lost my temper.

According to the rule book,

I'm supposed to be
a peaceable man,

but sometimes I kind of forget.

Thank you.

Hold! Why you!

I don't know who you are, but
nobody can throw whiskey in my face!

So you don't know me, Lew.

Well, take a good look

while you've still
got a look left.

Mary.

That's better.

I wouldn't want you to go
where you're going

without knowing
who sent you there.

Only I've changed my name.

It isn't Mary anymore, it's...

Good morning.

If you want it to stay that way

put your hands up
and keep them up.

Yes, ma'am.

Better go tell his brothers
they're at Jack's place.

He sure died nice.

Look at them bullet holes.

You could cover them
with a whiskey glass.

Think we ought to
carry him inside?

No, we'd just have to
carry him back out again.

Who done it?
Doll Brown.

Doll Brown?

The way she handled that six-gun
couldn't have been nobody else.

That don't stack up.

Lew never knowed a Doll Brown.

He must've known her.

The way she talked
after cutting him down.

Where'd she go?

Took the trail
to Cottonwood at a gallop.

Come on.
Howdy.

What happened to him?

Too slow on the draw.

Too bad.

I'm trailing a female
dressed like a cowpoke.

Answers to the name of Doll
Brown, if she answers at all.

Seen anybody around here
that might fit that description?

We saw her.

So did he.

Where is she now?

Hightailed it for Cottonwood.

What's she wanted for?

Warrant says express holdup
down in Texas.

Express holdup, huh?

Any reward?
Yep.

$5,000.

Well, you just get that reward
and a pine box ready.

We'll take over from here on.

Well, it's not quite that easy.

I've been trying to catch up with
her for three months, myself.

Yeah, and we got
a double interest.

Our name's Stoner, same as his.

Oh.

Well, go to it and good luck.

But I'll tag along, just in case.

I said light.

We ain't riding with no marshal.

Well, then, you can follow me.

We ain't gonna do that either.

Real bad manners to grab
a man's bridle, mister.

You heard what I said.

Light!

That was mighty careless, Bucky.

Watching one man
when there was three.

Not as careless
as you think, Zeb.

I saw you over there.

Might've known it.

How you been?

Well, can't complain.

How about yourself?

You still prospecting
for Brother Joseph?

Yeah, I'm still at it.

But I can't seem to hit pay dirt.

See, you could've built that church
a long time ago with a deck of cards.

And don't think
I wouldn't like to,

but that wouldn't't be
according to the rules.

You gents get your hands just a
little higher, you're not tired yet.

Should've grabbed off Doll Brown.

$5,000 would build a nice church.

Yeah, it would, wouldn't it?

Care to ride along with me?

No, I reckon not.
Hmm.

Well, glad to have
seen you again, Zeb.

Take care of yourself.

So long.
So long.

Oh, thanks.

Yeah.

You can pick up
your gun now, friend.

But pick it up kind of easylike.

Sure hope I didn't nick you.

I didn't aim to draw blood.

For a Bible-toter you're pretty
handy with a six-shooter.

It kind of bothers me too.

Seems to be the only kind of
sermon I can make folks listen to.

We ain't bad at that
kind of sermon ourselves.

If you're in town
when we get back

we'll see who can be
the most convincing.

Good morning, again.

But this time not by accident.

No, I've been waiting for you.

How did you know I'd leave Cottonwood
Trail and head for Rock City?

That's what I would've done if
I figured I was going to be followed.

You a sheriff?
No.

Well, now that you've proved
how smart you are, what about it?

Well, I...

I don't rightly know
how to tell you.

But maybe if I rode
a ways with you, I...

I ride alone.

Hold your horses.
Hold your horses. I'm a-coming.

Can't you see we ain't
open yet, young fella?

Tan my hide, you ain't no fella.

You ain't no credit to
the female race, neither.

Run along, I can't use you.

Listen, you mangy, old crow.

All I want is some information.

My, my, ain't we a slang banger.

A body would think
you're Doll Brown.

She is Doll Brown.

I'm sure sorry I was
so unfriendly, dearie Miss Doll,

but I had no idea you was
in this part of the country.

Ruby Clark in San Antone said
you knew every girl in this territory.

And every man, too.

I'm looking for a girl
about 20 years old.

Red hair, blue eyes.
Dimples when she smiles.

Sounds like she's pretty.

What's her name?

Jane Carson,
if she hasn't changed it.

Let me think now.

Tessa's got red hair,
but she ain't got blue eyes.

Lucy's got dimples,
but they ain't in her cheeks.

No, ain't nobody
like that hereabouts.

Come to think of it, there's a gal
at the Can-Can Saloon in Cheyenne

that kind of fits
that description.

Uh, goes by the name of Rusty.

Can-Can in Cheyenne?
Mmm-hmm.

Thanks.

Don't mention it.

What are you trying
to prove this time?

I figured you might change
your mind about traveling alone.

Why should I?

It's a long way to Cheyenne.

Is that a plain enough answer?

That hat of mine has sure
been taking a beating lately.

Next time I'll shoot lower.

Now clear out!

You got no cause
to be afraid of me.

What makes you think I am?

All right.

Why can't we settle this
in a peaceful way?

Like what?

Oh, like a hand of poker.

Not interested.

You know, I...

I heard Doll Brown would
take a chance on anything.

Kind of figured that
was a little exaggerated.

Get out those cards.

Cut?

Would it do any good?

I'll take that hand.

Four kings.

Four aces.

You!

All right, I lost.

I'll pay off.

But I'm keeping this
till we part company.

And if you wanna
live to get it back,

don't make any wrong moves.

Sounds like good healthy advice.

All right, mister.
Let's have it.

I've been wondering
when you'd boil over.

Well, you can quit wondering
and start talking.

What are you
trailing with me for?

Well, it's so far from
what you're expecting,

I don't know
how to tell it to you.

It's plenty important that I don't get
off on the wrong foot with you.

You're already off
on the wrong foot.

Let's have it.

That gun sure comes out easy.

You'd be a mighty uncomfortable
woman to be married to.

Something happened and you
didn't like and...

You'd yank out that hogleg.

Are you trying to tell me
you're looking for a wife?

No.

But I wouldn't turn one down
if a good one came along.

I'll give you just 10 seconds
to quit stalling.

I've got a hunch you're bluffing.

That's a dangerous hunch, mister.

Maybe.

But I think you need a better
reason than this to shoot a man.

Then why are you sweating?

There's always a chance
I might be wrong.

The Bible.

You're a preacher.

Well, I wouldn't say that.

A Holy Joe.

No wonder you were
ashamed to tell me.

I wasn't ashamed.

I was just afraid that
you might stampede

if I wasn't careful about
telling you what's on my mind.

And what is on your mind?

A church.

A church?

What's a church
got to do with me?

Well, now don't stampede.

But I'm planning on building it
with your reward money.

My reward?

And just how are you
figuring on collecting it?

With this.

Now let me get this straight.

Are you aiming to make me
repent and give myself up

so you'll get the reward
and build a church?

That's it.

Anybody who gets my reward
will have to take me by force.

That's what I started to do, but building
the church on somebody's misfortunes

sort of seemed against the rules.

So I figured
it's better this way.

You're not doing it any way.

I wouldn't be too sure.

You know, there's some
mighty powerful stuff here.

Why there isn't anything that you can bring
up that it doesn't give the answer to.

Just listen to this...

I don't wanna hear it.

"Blessed is the man that walketh not
in the counsel of the ungodly..."

I said I didn't wanna hear.

"...nor standeth
in the way of sinners,

"nor sitteth in the
seat of the scornful."

I said I didn't wanna hear it.

"But his delight is
in the law of the Lord..."

Shut up! Shut up!
"and in his law..."

Stay right where you are, Doll Brown.

You're not going anyplace.

Don't reach for that gun.

Just unhook that gun, Doll,
and let it drop.

I see coyotes are still
hunting in packs.

Tell her who we are,
that'll change her tune.

I'd know your mangy hides
in a tanyard.

Well, look who calls
herself Doll Brown.

Well, what do you know?

Lew was sort of surprised too.

I'll bet, but you won't be
surprising nobody else.

What was that shooting
a while ago?

That's my business.

It was good business for us.

We'd' have passed you up
clean if we hadn't a-heard it.

Take a look around.

So you've changed
your name to Doll Brown?

We used to wonder
what'd become of you.

You might've found out sooner
if you hadn't moved around so much.

I was downright scared
something had happened to Lew

before I could catch up with him.

It ain't gonna be long before
you catch up with him again.

Maybe you and your brothers
won't be so far behind.

Or have you given up rustling?

Fast on the draw and
fast on the jaw, ain't you!

Get up!

Get up!

What's the matter with you?

Sure enough growed yourself
some claws, ain't you?

Hey, look what we found.

The Bible merchant.

Is she a friend of yours?

Not too friendly.

Get on your horse
and make tracks.

And if you run across
that marshal,

tell him to bring the reward
and a pine box to Rock City.

I know how you must feel
about her killing your brother.

But the thing you do is to

take her back and let the law
give her what she deserves.

The Bible says...

We don't care
what the Bible says.

That's what I thought,

but according to the rules
I'm supposed to try.

Well, you tried, now get going.

Reckon I'll stay.

If I can't save the living, I can at
least comfort them till they're dead.

You mind if I read
something for her?

I don't want him
reading that book to me.

No, you don't, huh?

Go ahead but make it short.

I will shoot
when you say, "Amen."

"I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills,
from whence cometh my help.

"My help cometh from the Lord,
which made heaven and earth.

"He will not suffer
thy foot to be moved,

"he that keepeth thee
will not slumber..."

I'm sorry.

I guess I'm a little shaky.

Now you got somebody
else to read for.

There's been enough reading for
one night and enough of gunplay.

Now then, get on your horses
and clear out.

You're asking for trouble
letting them go.

I asked for trouble
the day I took this job.

Let's get some miles behind
us while it's still dark.

Hold out your hand.

Even you can't play with
fire and not get burned.

Cheyenne's grown up.
Got a show house now.

Yeah.

Wonder if they got a church?

Whiskey, a pair.

I'll take both of these.

Give him the chaser.

The chaser?

Yeah, he's suffering from
a religious hangover.

You got a girl working here
by the name of Rusty?

Yeah.

Where can I find her?

Well, I don't see her right now.

But... Just a minute.

Here's to sin.

Here's to the sinner.

I hope this Rusty is the
Jane Carson you're looking for.

I've hoped that 100 times
in 100 different places.

She's your sister, isn't she?

What gave you that idea?

Don't know exactly,
just seems like that's the answer.

Less people know about me,
the better I like it.

According to the rule book,
what I learn stays under my hat.

Yeah, she's my sister.

And I raised her,
what raising she got.

How'd you happen
to lose track of her?

Persistent cuss, aren't you?

Might as well have
a whole hog as a half.

Sure.

Why not?

I met a man one day,

going was rough...

Things were easier for a while.

Then he got tired
of having Jane underfoot

so he put her on
a wagon train heading west.

When I tried to follow
he dragged me back.

When I finally got away,
it was too late.

It was the end of Mary Carson
and the beginning of Doll Brown.

But I'm even with him now.

So that's why
you shot Lew Stoner?

Can you think of a better reason?

Oh, Rusty's in that
second booth over there,

but she's kind of busy.

Thanks.

Say, what's the idea?
This booth's taken.

Can't you hear?
I said this booth's taken!

Well, what are you
staring at me for?

Go on, beat it.

Is your name Jane Carson?

No, my name ain't Jane Carson.

What of it?

Kind of glad it ain't.

Where to now?

What do you care?

Our deal was just
to Cheyenne, remember?

Whiskey.

Two of them?

No, I've just got
enough left for one.

Put up your hands.

What's the beef, Sheriff?

You're Doll Brown, ain't you?

You asking me or telling me?

I'm saying you are.

What do you want her for?

For Marshal Bucky McLean.

You're making a mistake, Sheriff.

It won't take long to find out.

He'll be here in a minute.

Let me have that gun.

Help yourself.

Drop that gun!

I ain't dropping it and you
ain't getting out of here.

Drop it or you'll drop with it.

What is it?
Doll Brown.

We'll never outrun them now.
Let's stop and shoot it out.

Keep your shirt on.

Can't you see we're
coming into fog?

Whoa!

Bucky McLean.

They'll probably
hole up in this stuff.

Ride slow. Look sharp.

I'll take this side.

He's coming this way.

No gunplay.

You're not gonna shoot him.

Oh, no?

No.

It's my horse.

We better give the horses a rest.

They've had about
all they can take.

So have I.

After you loosen your cinch,
why don't you stretch out for a while?

I'll keep watch.

I meant I've had about all
I can take of that marshal trailing me.

Bucky's a tough man.

He starts after somebody,
he keeps at it.

Sounds like you know him.

I do.

We're good friends.

How long since
you've talked to him?

Dry Springs.

He rode in just after you left.

Did he happen to say
why he wanted me?

Yeah.

Yeah, I heard him say he wanted you
for that express robbery in Texas.

Express robbery.
He's a liar.

He was after me long before that.

You got any grub in your pack?

No, I sure haven't.

I meant to stock up in Cheyenne.

That don't keep me
from being hungry now.

Perhaps something will turn up.

Not unless we do the turning.

I don't swallow that
"Lord will provide" stuff.

Yeah, I was kind of choking on it
myself until that fog last night.

It was nothing but blind luck.

Getting back to Bucky.

I still don't agree that you...

All right, so you don't agree.

Instead of worrying
why he wants me,

you better start worrying
about yourself.

What do you think will happen
if he catches us riding together?

Reckon I'll have some
tall explaining to do.

Be too late for explaining then.

Better take my advice and clear
out before you get burned good.

Thanks, but I'm gonna
see it through.

You're already through.

Maybe, but I'm not convinced.

Where you gonna look
for your sister now?

Pocatello's got a lot
of dance halls and saloons.

Is there any particular reason why you think
you might find her in that kind of a place?

Sure, a good reason.
This is a man's country.

A girl making a living
hasn't got much choice.

And I know what I'm talking about
'cause I had to live that way myself.

Till I learned how to use this.

Singing and dancing...

Laughing when men paw at you,

when you really want to
kick them in the face.

When I find Jane
she's gonna live like a lady.

And I got that express money
in a safe place to back it up.

You know, Doll,

when you've been playing with
the deck stacked against you,

it's natural that you think
all dealers are crooked.

But according to the rule book

you can make things turn out the
way you want them if you got faith.

Have you got faith?

Well, I'm trying to have.

I don't see it building you any church
or converting any sinners.

Or putting any money in
your pocket or food in your belly.

Faith, you can have it.

Did you ever stop to think
your sister might be dead?

She's not dead, she's alive.

And I'm gonna find her.

What makes you so sure?

I just know, that's all.

Well, that's faith.

Now if you just go
one step further

and have faith, you'll find
your sister in a decent spot.

You're pretty smart at twisting
those words around, aren't you?

All right, so I've got faith,
but it's different from yours.

See that stagecoach coming?

My kind of faith says there's money
on that stage that'll buy grub.

And I can get it.

You take your faith
and I'll take mine.

We'll see who eats first.

You're figuring on stopping me.
Don't try it.

What's the idea?

When we started out, I made up
my mind to sink or swim with you.

Looks like I'm gonna sink.

Look, why don't you
clear outta here,

neither one of us
is getting anyplace this way.

I think we are.

Now what do you say
we go get something to eat?

Coming down the hill I noticed a
ranch house just around the bend.

Well, why didn't you
say so before?

Before would've been too soon.

You go in and rustle some grub.

I'll take care of the horses.

Bucky!

Zeb!

Where in thunder
did you come from?

Well, I was thinking
the same about you.

You know, I wasn't
counting on that.

I didn't think our trails
would cross again so soon.

Well, me neither.
But I am glad they did.

Yeah.
I spotted this cabin.

Figured somebody hereabouts
might have seen Doll Brown.

Still chasing her, huh?
Yeah.

Well, tell me, Bucky, what...

What makes you think
she might be here?

Oh, just playing a hunch.

Almost had her last night in
Cheyenne, but she got away.

Took off to Boulder.

You're kinda lost, aren't you?

Boulder road's southeast of here.

This road takes you to Laramie.

I know. That's where
the hunch comes in.

She's got a habit of
starting off in one direction

and then switching to another.

Oh?

The only thing that I can't
figure out is her partner.

Partner?

Yeah. Seems to have
thrown in with somebody.

I don't know much about him
except he rides a gray horse.

It'll be his hide, too, if they're
together when I catch up with her.

How did they happen
to send you after Doll?

Texas isn't your territory.

I don't want her for what
happened down in Texas.

Yeah, but you said you had a
warrant... I know what I said.

That's my excuse.
Not my reason.

I never knew you to go after
somebody just for the glory.

Ain't no glory in this.

You know, Bucky,

sometimes it helps to talk
when something's bothering you.

You'd keep it under your hat?

You'd be surprised
what I'm keeping under it.

This was taken
about 15 years ago.

The oldest one's Doll Brown.

The other, her sister.

My wife.

Your wife?

You mean that you're married
to Doll Brown's sister?

About two years now.

It's a little hard for me to believe,
too, but there can't be any doubt.

Doll's real name's Mary Carson.

Then all you want Doll for is to tell
her where she can find her sister.

I want her so she won't
find her sister.

Wait a minute, Bucky.

You're stirring up too much dust.
I don't savvy.

If you love somebody a powerful lot,
say, like your mother...

And you suddenly found out that
she was bad, clear to the core,

how would you feel?

I reckon I'd be jolted
right down to my heels.

Yeah.

Well, that's what's
in store for Jane

if she ever finds out the sister
she remembers is Doll Brown.

I'm gonna see to it that Doll
Brown ends as Doll Brown.

That's pretty cold-blooded talk.

A man has a right
to protect his home.

Yes, but he doesn't have a right to set
himself up in judgement, as you're doing.

There's no other way.

Yes, there is.
There's always another way.

A man never starts killing
until he stops thinking.

Let me see if I can find Doll
and explain how things stand.

I know you mean well, Zeb,
and thanks,

but from all I've heard,

this is the only thing
Doll will listen to.

Come on, rustle me up some food.
Gotta hit the leather again.

Wait a minute, Bucky.

Look, Bucky,

you've had a long, hard ride.

Why don't you stretch out
on that bench for a spell.

I'll yell when the grub's ready.

Oh, I'm not tired,
I'll give you a hand.

Oh, no, thanks, Bucky,
I can do it better myself.

Say...

You act like you've been caught
dealing off the bottom of the deck.

What you got in there?

Never mind.
Just stay out.

That kinda talk
makes me real curious.

My being a peace officer, right?

Always like to see things
I ain't supposed to.

I'm warning you, Bucky.

We've been friends
for a long time, Zeb.

I'd kinda hate
to see it end, though.

Then do as I say.

Come to think of it...

You ride a gray horse.

I'm going in, Zeb.

Oh, I didn't know
we had company, Zeb.

McLean's the name, ma'am.
Bucky McLean.

How do you do?
I'm Julie Gaye.

Pleased to meet you, ma'am.

We're just about
to sit down to breakfast,

can I put a plate on for you?

Well, thank you kindly, ma'am,

but looks like you got
company enough already.

Besides I'm in kind of a hurry
to get to Ogallala.

You see I'm chasing a girl, too.

A good-looking fella like you should'nt
have much trouble catching a girl.

Well, maybe not an ordinary one,
but this one's Doll Brown.

Oh.

Well, next time we meet I hope
you won't be in such a hurry.

Me, too, ma'am.

Why, Zeb, you old
son of a gun, you.

So that's what you were hiding.

You had me thinking
all kinds of things.

You old hypocrite.
I never would've believed it.

I would't have either.

Hope I'm around for the wedding.

Have a nice breakfast, Zeb.

Doll, you're an amazing woman.

Now, I take that
as a right nice compliment.

You never called me
a woman before.

You never looked like one before.

You like what you see?

Yes. Yes.
It's a real improvement.

He thought I was your girl,
didn't he?

Seemed to be
the general impression.

Do you mind?

Do you mind?

The way Bucky was thinking doesn't
hardly fit in with building a church.

Three's a crowd.

Let's leave the church outside.

Afraid that'd be
a little hard to do.

It's not any harder than for me
to get rid of Doll Brown.

Do you know why I...

Why I let that coach go by today?

Why I used this on your friend
instead of a six-gun?

Do you?

I guess I'm a better preacher
than I thought.

Guess again.

This isn't quite the way
I had things figured out.

I was aiming on winning you
for the church.

Not for myself.

You'd make it a lot easier
on yourself

if you'd forget
about that church.

Feeling different about you

hasn't made me feel any different
about repenting for my sins.

Even if it meant
finding your sister?

I don't get the connection.

Suppose she was living the way
you'd want her to live,

instead of the way
you've been thinking.

Don't start that again.

And suppose that going
to her as Doll Brown

would cause nothing
but trouble for both of you.

Would you give up the hunt?

What are you driving at?

Happens to be true.

True?

You know where Jane is?

Yes.
Where, Zeb? Where?

Sorry, Doll, I'd like
to tell you, but I can't.

You can't even tell me
about my own sister? Why?

Because I promised I wouldn't.

Promised who?

That's not important.
The main thing is...

Was it Bucky McLean?

Why was he talking about Jane?

What did he say?

Oh, Zeb, has the law got her?

No, I just told you
that she's well and happy.

And now you're gonna
tell me where she is.

Oh, please, Zeb.

Look, Doll.

I know how much you want
to find your sister.

But for your sake
as well as hers,

there's only one way
you can go to Jane.

And that's as Mary Carson.

Meaning what?

Meaning you've got
to go back to Texas first

and settle up for Doll Brown.

So that's it!

Why, you penny-ante soul-saver.

You're so set in reforming me
you'd even use my sister for bait.

Well, you can keep your promise.

I'll find out from
Bucky McLean himself.

You'll never get anything out
of Bucky McLean with a gun.

You'll be sorry the rest
of your life if you try it.

Who said anything
about using a gun.

Don't turn around.

Well, Miss Gaye.

You don't mind very well.

Well, not when I smell perfume
like you're wearing.

I'll have to remember that.

Evidently, you didn't
catch Doll Brown.

Not yet, but I will.

Did you hear the latest thing
she did day before yesterday?

No, what?

Held up a stage of show folks
over west of Granger.

Took the whole shebang.
Money, luggage, coach, everything.

My gracious, what happened
to the poor people?

She scared them so bad,
they must be in St. Louis by now.

I'll bet she got the
surprise of her life

when she opened that luggage and
found nothing but women's clothes.

I'll bet.

Have you seen Zeb around?

Zeb? No.
Is he in town?

I thought he might be.

What's the best hotel?

Well, I'm staying
at the Palace over there.

I guess that's about
as good as any.

Thanks.
I'll try it.

Goodbye for now.

Goodbye.

Who's that?

The name's Julie Gaye.

What's on her mind?

That's what I was wondering.

Get in here, boy, come on.

Zeb.

Hello, Bucky.

You sure pop up
in unexpected places.

Yeah. Well, a man
has to work to eat.

I saw Miss Gaye this morning.

Yeah?

Quite a girl.

If I wasn't already
lassoed and hog-tied

I'd give you
a run for your money.

That's one load off my mind.

Hey, how about you two
having supper with me tonight?

Well...

That's mighty nice, but...

But you got some other plans.

No. No, as a matter of fact,
I hadn't even planned on seeing her.

Oh, no, that's the wrong
kind of planning, Zeb.

Gotta keep a tight checkrein
on a girl like her

or you'll wind up holding
an empty bridle.

Come on, now get yourself cleaned
up and get over to the hotel.

No, I reckon not.

Any particular reason why we
shouldn't all have supper together?

I'll be over there
in a little while.

Well, that's better.

See you soon.
All right.

Who is it?

It's Bucky McLean.

Well, I didn't know
we were neighbors.

Neither did I.
Until I smelled your perfume.

It's the second time
it's given me away.

But I am glad because I've been
trying to decide something

and maybe you can help me.

Sure. What's your problem?

Well, I got a job today

and I can't make up
my mind what to wear.

How do you like this?

Well, what is this job?

Singing downstairs.

Start tonight.

Well, you won't have to
worry none about your voice.

Guess that answers my question.

But there's still
another question.

Is Zeb gonna like it?

You seem to jump to
conclusions about Zeb and me.

We're just friends.

Huh.

Just friends, huh?

Yeah, that's all.

I like him because he's so good.

And he likes me
because I'm so bad.

Come on in, Zeb.

Looks like you and I
are gonna have to eat alone.

Miss Gaye's got herself a job.

A job? Where?

Downstairs.

How do I look?

Well, I...

I guess the customers
won't do any complaining.

Zeb never has approved of
the way I make my living.

Huh. Yeah.

Oh, I think I'll get myself
some hot water

and scrape off this stubble.

What odds will you give
me now that I won't...

I was just coming back, Zeb,

to see if maybe you wanted
a little shaving water, too.

I've already shaved.
Huh.

You must be losing
your eyesight, Bucky.

Huh. Well, who wouldn't with
a pretty girl like her around.

What odds would you give me
he doesn't suspect something already?

His kind always
suspects something.

You'll never find out about
your sister this way, Doll.

Bucky's too smart.

Besides he's in love
with his wife.

I wish I could tell you how much.

I've known a lot of men who
were in love with their wives.

Yes, but they're not like Bucky.

Zeb, there's a certain time
when any man will talk.

I said man,
not a would-be preacher.

♪ I passed my way through Houston

♪ Up to north of Laramie

♪ I peeled my eyes and kept them
sharp to see what I could see

♪ Oh, there may be lots that's
I don't know, but I still know a lot

♪ Like the thing that satisfies
a man is what he hasn't got

♪ Shoo, Shoo fly,
don't bother me

♪ Shoo, fly,
don't bother me

♪ Shoo, fly,
don't bother me

♪ Shoo, fly,
fly away

♪ I never try to change
the brand of any man I see

♪ The only married man
I want is one that marries me

♪ But a man without
a stack of chips

♪ Will never buy a ring

♪ And you never get no honey

♪ From a bee without a sting

♪ Shoo, Shoo fly, don't bother me

♪ Shoo, fly, don't bother me

♪ Shoo, fly, don't bother me

♪ Shoo, fly, fly away ♪

She's all right.

Boys, if you're
trying to get rid of me

your're going about it
in the wrong way.

Oh, I see we have a self-appointed
preacher in the crowd.

Folks, meet Zebediah Smith.

I don't know where
he got the idea,

but he thinks I need reforming.

He's sure been chasing
the devil out of me.

Tell you what I'm gonna do, Zeb.

I am gonna sing this
next song just for you.

♪ Bringing in the sheaves
bringing in the sheaves

♪ We shall come rejoicing
bringing in the sheaves

Now, come on, everybody, join in.

While you're singing,
let's hear some of those sheaves

jingle on the stage.

♪ Bringing in the sheaves
bringing in the sheaves

♪ We shall come rejoicing
bringing in the sheaves ♪

That's fine, that's fine, boys.

You sure bought a ticket
to heaven that time.

Come on, Zeb,
pick up the sheaves.

You can have them to
help build your church.

Go ahead, Zeb.

With her working for you,
you'll have that church built in no time.

No, thanks.

Come in.

Well, my first visitor.

What have you got there?

A bouquet or a hat full of rocks?

Hat full of sheaves.

Zeb wouldn't take it?

Nope.
Turned you down flat.

Why?

Has he given up the idea
of building the church?

No, guess he just doesn't want
to build it with that kind of money.

Poor Zeb.

Always looking a
gift horse in the mouth.

You should've made him take it.

You don't make Zeb do anything.

You know that.

He takes his religion
too seriously.

Too seriously for us sinners,
you mean.

So, he's been after you?

Well, there's a couple of things
we don't see eye-to-eye on.

Well, I'm glad to have company.

As one sinner to another, pour
yourself a drink and have a seat.

Thanks.

You got to give him
credit, though.

Takes plenty of guts
to do what he's doing.

More than I've got.

How long you known Zeb?

Sometimes I think too long.

What part of the country
are you from?

Well, I've never been in one place
long enough to be from there.

How about you?

Same for me.

Well, now that
we know all about each other,

see if you can
untangle these laces.

Huh.

Sure got them all mixed up.

You haven't said a word about
how you liked me out there.

You were better than a shot
of whiskey after a hard day.

Well, that's something.

I don't believe you could've tied a
better knot in these if you'd a-tried.

I don't believe I could've found a
better man to untie them if I tried.

Uh...

Hello, Sheriff.

Howdy.

You made good time.

I left as soon as
I got your telegram.

How's Cheyenne?

Rip-roaring, as usual.

Where is she?

Come on.

Julie.

I'm in a hurry, Bucky,
I have to make a quick change.

Wait.

This will only take a minute.

I want you to meet a friend of mine.

Sheriff Duffy of Cheyenne.

Hello.

Howdy.

What do you think?

Hmm.

The size is about the same.

The rest of her sure ain't.

Oh, it couldn't be her.

What about him?

Was he there that night?

Oh, I didn't see the man
that shot the lights out.

Would you mind telling me
what this is all about?

Yeah, what's itching you, Bucky?

I've been a peace officer so long,
I'm even beginning to suspect my friends.

Come on, Sheriff.

Huh? Oh.

What are the odds now?

Closing this little
Sunday talk, friends...

I'd like to say that the devil
has plenty of places in this town.

But the Lord hasn't got a single one.

So I'm going to pass my hat and ask
you to help me do something about it.

Thank you, friend.
Bless you.

Thank you, lady.
Bless you.

Thank you, fr...

Don't I get a "bless you"?

Sure you do.
Bless you.

Thanks.

Another riding lesson?

Oh, yes, Bucky's been
wonderful about teaching me.

You know, I'm getting so that
I'm not even afraid of a horse anymore.

We're riding over
to Barton Flats today

to see a fella
who talked to a fella

who thinks he saw
Doll Brown in Cedarville.

Well, isn't Barton Flats a
pretty long ride for a beginner?

Oh, don't worry about Julie.

You oughta see her, Zeb.
She's really made progress.

Evidently.

You can do anything
if you have the faith.

Well, just a moment, Bucky.

I'd like to talk to you alone.

You mean preach, don't you?

No, I mean talk.

I only preach
to folks I don't know.

All right, go ahead,
get it off your chest.

You've been spending quite a bit of
time with her the past few weeks.

Yeah, for which you
oughta be mighty thankful.

You've been downright
neglectful, Zeb.

Lucky you got a friend
riding herd for you

till you get your fences mended.

It's my friend's fences
I'm worried about.

He's so interested in helping me,
he's forgetting his own herd.

Oh, I don't think so.

I'm no colt, Zeb.
I won't jump the traces.

Not deliberate, maybe,
but it's like gambling.

A man starts out, he puts a limit
on what he expects to lose.

But how many stick to that limit?

Aw, you're shying at shadows.

Sometimes you can see
more from the sidelines

than the man bulldogging the steer.

If I was you,
I'd get off the sidelines.

Come on, wake up, Zeb.

Can't you see she's only making a play
for me so she can hog-tie you?

Come in, Bucky.

That shows you what habit'll do.

I thought you were Bucky.

I am glad to know
he's still knocking.

How are things at the stable?

All right.

Lace me up, will you?

If your hands are clean.

You're a fine one to talk
about clean hands.

You don't sound very happy.

I'm not.

Then why don't you tell me
what I want to know, Zeb?

It's your last chance.

Bucky's celebrating
my birthday with me tonight.

In my room.

Doll, let's forget about Bucky and
your sister and clear out of here.

Just you and me.

We'll head further west
and start fresh.

What about your religion?

We'll forget that, too.

Have you got your rule book with you?

Tear it up.

You bluffed me out once, Zeb.

Now, we're even.

We heard over at the saloon there was
a guy in town trying to build a church.

Had a hunch it was you.

Even my horse could
figure out a hunch like that.

Where is she?

Speak up, where is she?

Why ask me?

We separated several weeks ago.

Where?

Over Laramie way.

Where was she heading?

You'll talk or we'll beat it
out of you.

Now, start talking.

Wait a minute.

Stretch him up.

Now, where's Doll Brown?

Speak up or you'll get
some more of it.

We ain't going to get
nothing out of him.

Let's shoot him
and get out of here.

Hold it.

Turn him loose.

Back up with your hands up.

You're the Stoner brothers,
ain't you?

Yeah.

It's your turn, Zeb,
what do you want me to do?

Nothing.
Nothing?

Don't you even want me
to lock them up?

Nope.

Anybody'd singe my hide like that,
I'd want to get even.

Where's your horses?

Down the street.

I'm gonna see
that you get on 'em.

♪ Shoo, fly, don't bother me

♪ Shoo, fly, fly away ♪

Yippee!
Listen to that old thunder.

Where's my gun?
I'm gonna put a couple of slugs

in that livery stable
and hurry Zeb up.

Never mind about Zeb.

What do you mean
"Never mind about Zeb"?

We can't have a party
without good old Zeb.

As far as I'm concerned, we can.

Oh, what kinda talk is that?

Zeb's a real fine fella.

You invited him yourself,
didn't you?

Yeah, sure, I invited him

but if he doesn't wanna
come, that's his business.

Now, come on,
let's have another drink.

Sure is a good night for it.
That's a good idea.

One outside, one inside.

Oh, come on, you sit down,
I'm bartending.

Yeah.

Yeah.
Hey, you know something?

You're the first bartender
I ever saw

that looked better
than his whiskey.

That's a real pretty speech.

Here's to you and me.

And good old Zeb.

Will you forget about Zeb?

Why, you little devil, you...

So I was only shying at shadows.

What's on your mind, Zeb?

Have you got something
you want to tell me?

Yes, but not what you think.

Well, then it can wait until morning.

This is a one-man party.

I'm afraid this little party's over.

Neither one of you
would listen to me before.

But you'll both listen to me now.

A deputy?

That's right, the Sheriff
just made me one.

Well...

What are you gonna do, Zeb?
Put me in jail just for...

Calling on a lady?

No, I'm gonna put
the lady in jail.

You're under arrest, Doll Brown.

Doll Brown?

Her?

That's right.

Why, you meddling soul-saver.

So I was right all the time.

I thought you was my friend.

I was trying to be a
friend to both for you.

What does she know about me?

Nothing, but you know something
about her she'd like to find out.

Leave it alone, Bucky.

She's my prisoner and I intend to
see that nothing happens to her.

I'll give your gun back
to you in the morning.

Now, get out.

Kinda looks like I...

Overplayed my hand, doesn't it?

Lucky it was with me.

Then don't arrest me, Zeb,
please, give me another chance.

If you do, I promise
I'll stop trying to find Jane.

I'll do anything you want.
I'll be anything you want.

That's what you want, isn't it?

Instead of turning me
over to the law, we can...

I thought that sounded
too good to be true.

Put these on, you'll look more
natural when I lock you up.

♪ Bringing in the sheaves

♪ Bringing in the sheaves

♪ We shall come rejoicing

♪ Bringing in the sheaves

Would you call me a sheave, Zeb?

You brought me in.

Well, hello, Full Moon.

Come on in, show him what
a good Christian you are.

♪ Bringing in the sheaves
♪ Sheaves

♪ Bringing in the sheaves

♪ We shall come rejoicing... ♪

All right, that's enough.

Put that tray down and get out.

I thought you liked
that kind of singing, Zeb.

I do when the spirit's right.

It's my spirit that bothers you.

Well, maybe the Bible
will give me the right spirit.

23rd Psalm.

Let's see what it's got to say.

"The Lord is my shepherd,
I shall not want..."

Go ahead.

I wouldn't read any more of
that if it'd get me out of here.

Might even do that if you believed
in it strong enough.

I can take care of myself.

You're just bluffing
on a pair of deuces, Doll.

One of these days,
that bluff's going to be called.

Then you'll turn to the Almighty.

Zeb. Zeb.

Zeb, there's gonna be trouble.

Stoners are in town
with some of their bunch. Stoners?

Already got the Sheriff,
they'll be headed here pretty quick.

Where are they now?

At the Palace Saloon,
getting fired up.

The way they're talking, somebody tipped
them off about Doll Brown being here.

The Stoners are in town
with some of their men.

As a peace officer, it looks
as though you might be needed.

She's your prisoner.

I was expecting that.

According to their talk, somebody
sent them word that Doll was here.

I can only think of one person
that would gain by that move.

I'm giving you this just in case.

When it's over I want it back.

Do I have your word?

Sure, Zeb.

We'll slip off the back way,

and get horses at the stable
and make a run for it.

Where are we going?

Crawford.

You'll meet the Rangers
coming for you from Texas.

Aren't you forgetting something?

Your rule book.

Oh, thanks.

If we should become separated...

We're separating right now, Zeb.

So even your word means nothing.

Let's say that finding
my sister means more.

You can't go on just by
playing the breaks, Doll.

I not only play them,
I make them.

You think Bucky McLean sent
word to the Stoners, don't you?

Well, you're wrong.

I did.

You?

Or I should say
Full Moon did for me.

That was a pretty long gamble.

Not so long.

You see, Zeb, even though
you're wearing a badge,

I knew you'd still play
according to the rules.

And you'd run before you'd kill.

Which proves what I said
about taking care of myself.

Give me that key.

Why should I be afraid
of you and a six-shooter?

Because I took an oath
to uphold the law.

And that doesn't mean
letting a prisoner escape.

You almost sounded earnest.

I am.
Dead earnest.

Either we go out of here together
or you don't go out at all.

Now then, unlock that door.

Unlock it yourself, if you can.

So this is the showdown?

We've done a lot of
beating about the bush

to come to it, haven't we, Zeb?

I guess it's best at that.

This is the only sure way
we'd ever part.

Go ahead, Zeb.

I'll keep her covered.

That was a right
interesting earful.

Thanks for straightening
Zeb up about the Stoners.

I reckon I owe you
an apology, Bucky.

Forget it.

As you once said,
everything happens for a reason.

Maybe this will convince you

that my way of dealing
with her is the only way.

No, it isn't.

You were gonna shoot her
yourself a minute ago.

It's different now.

The only difference I can see is
that I'm keeping your hands clean.

Drop that gun belt.

I'm not dropping my gun
for anybody anymore.

Am I glad you said that.

I got a pretty good
reputation for being fair.

Just to keep it that way...

We'll start even.

Now, wait a minute, Bucky,
give me that gun.

Bucky.

Thanks, Zeb.

It's a break I didn't expect.

Here's something else
you didn't expect.

What does this mean?

It means Bucky's
your sister's husband.

I've got to find the doctor
as quick as I can.

Hold this and hold it tight.

And don't let it loose
for even one second.

What... Where's Zeb?

- He's gone for the doctor.
- Now, lie still.

Why should you be...

Caring about me?

Shut up and lie still.

Zeb told you.

But you've got nothing
to worry about.

I'll stay away from Jane.

Zeb and his rule book.

Sure...

Called a turn, didn't he?

Funny.

How different things
look when you're...

Lying flat on your back,
looking up...

Oh, Bucky.

Bucky.

Oh, Jane.

What have I done?

Oh, please, God,
don't let him die.

You can have my reward
for his church,

but don't let him die,
please, God.

One of these days,
your bluff will be called.

Then you'll turn to the Almighty.

Open up.

"The Lord is my shepherd,

"I shall not want.

"He maketh me lie down
in green pastures,

"he leadeth me
beside the still waters.

"He restoreth my soul..."

So he's got you
reading the book now.

Well, go right ahead.

But this time I'll say, "Amen."

"He leadeth me into the paths

"of righteousness
for his name's sake..."

That's fine.

Let's see how long
you can keep it up.

"Yea, though I walk through the
valley of the shadow of death,

"I'll fear no evil,
for thou art with me'."

You're doing pretty good.

"Thy rod and thy staff
they comfort me.

"Thou preparest a table before me

"in the presence of mine enemies,

"thou anointest my head..."

It's time to say, "Amen."

You can finish at the Lew.

Take care of the marshal, Doctor.

Take it easy now.

You're gonna be all right.

Finish it for me, Zeb.

"And we will dwell in
the house of the Lord...

"forever."