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(Toots)

(Theme music playing)

Nils, put her on
the bed. Watch it.

Warden: Easy there.

Dave. Miss warden fainted.

My daughter hasn't been well.

Miss warden?

(Moaning)

Oh, what happened?

Relax.

You fainted, miss warden.

How'd I get here?

I had nice pleasure
to carry you.

Thank you, Mr...

Nils... uh, nils torvald.

Thank you, nils.

Barnabas, will you fetch the
wardens' luggage, please?

Right.

That isn't necessary,
Mr. Tarrant.

Oh, not at all, Mr. Warden,

it's just another courtesy
of the bps & d. I, uh...

I think you'll have a much more
comfortable trip into scalplock.

(Toots)

(Rattling)

(Rattling)

Quiet.

Kehoe.

Is she all right?

She's fine. She and
Mr. Warden will finish out the trip

in Mr. Calhoun's private car.

How gallant. (Chuckles)

A special service you offer to
all young, pretty passengers.

Wish it was.

(Train whistle blowing)

Excuse me.

I am sorry to flag you
down. I am marshal cleary.

I have to get this
man to scalplock.

Come in, marshal.

Hi.

Kehoe, what are you...

Barnabas Rogers.

Hey, you know my deputy?

Yeah, that's right.

Dave, he's no deputy.

(Gun cocks) Dave:
All right. Hold it.

Now, just be sensible,
marshal. Think of the mess.

And I thought I'd
covered every possibility.

Where does he know you from?

(Scoffs) We were in the
same orphanage together.

Barnabas: And
graduated. Right into jail.

A long time ago.

Well, that's too bad.

(Gun clicks)

That's just what I
was about to say.

Doris knows how to use that.

Cleary: Well, Mr. Tarrant,

think of the mess.

(Clattering continues)

Loud noises still
bother you, Rogers?

Not from you.

You haven't
improved much, kehoe.

Oh.

Well, you haven't
improved at all.

(Laughs) See what I mean?

Still crawling
like a little baby.

Nothing.

Warden.

I tell you, it's
not on the train.

Let us ask where.

All right, where are
the bonds, Mr. Tarrant?

What bonds?

Bachman.

Bachman, amuse
yourself another time.

All right, I'll ask again.

We know you are
carrying a shipment

of northern fur company
bearer bonds worth $140,000.

Where are they?

(Sighs) They are
not on the train.

Manolo, tell kehoe
to bring the boy out.

Si.

I spent a week at the express
office in Kansas City, tarrant,

discussing the
shipment of security

with the assistant manager.

He, uh, found
Doris very charming.

Doris: He was
trying to impress me.

And he told me about a
very valuable consignment

that you are carrying
on your railroad.

So we know it's on board.

And we want it. Now.

(Grunts)

Cleary, you
promised. No violence.

No unnecessary violence.
Bachman, start on the boy.

No. It has to be on the
train. We could search for it.

We've got no time.

Cleary, I am warning
you. I won't have any killing.

Bachman. No!

(Grunts)

(Gasps)

Why?

He interfered.

He'd have broken and talked
at the first sign of pressure.

So you killed him?

So I killed him.

(Doris yells)

Hold it, tarrant.

We've killed one man. There's
no more risk to kill all of you.

All right. All right.

Bonds were sent out
here day before yesterday

on the BP.S & d,
but on another train.

You only have this
one train. We checked.

There's a work train.

It's a big shipment. Ben...

Mr. Calhoun was
worried about it.

So, he's gonna bring it
down here personally.

On the work train.

Doris, is there a work train?

Doris?

I don't know. There might be.

Why don't we wait for another
one, cleary? We got nothing to lose.

We stop one train,
we stop another.

What about them?

Well, I'll settle with
them now, huh?

You, uh... You want it in front
or you want to turn around?

Take your pick.

That's murder.

It's also very stupid.

Why?

That train will be
highballing it through here.

They won't stop for you.

We'll rip out the
track. That'll stop them.

They won't even leave
without a clearance from me.

What do you mean?

That train is made
up in buffalo pass.

And there it sits
until I telegraph

the clearance
from junction point.

Where is this junction point?

About ten miles up the line.

It's a supply depot
in telegraph key.

Sir, I'd lay odds he's lying.

How much do you want to wager?

$140,000?

Get on board.

You two, Bury him.

That's civilized of you.

Sensible. I don't want a dead body
laying around where anybody can see it.

Get at it.

All right.

No.

He's nearly as big
as you, bachman.

You think so?

You think so, squarehead?

(Scoffs)

Maybe we find out, huh?

Any time.

Bachman!

I'll tell you when, squarehead.

Now, get to work.

All right. Inside.

(Clicking)

It's working.

Locked the engineer and the
fireman in the baggage room.

They're too scared to move.

All right, start sending.

(Sighs)

(Clicking)

You do that one more
time and one of them die.

You think I'd let you near
this key if I didn't know code?

You send it.

I could.

Cleary, you do it.

The operator at the other
end would recognize my fist.

Tarrant, you send
it and send it right.

(Clicking)

That's better.

What time will the
work train get here?

Late afternoon, if it
leaves within the hour.

What do we do now?

Wait.

(Laughs)

Oh, if there's one
thing I enjoy, Rogers,

it's watching
somebody else work.

You're doing just fine,
though. Keep it up.

(Laughs)

Hey, girl, where's the food?

The coffee's not
quite ready yet.

Well, put the sandwiches down.

How about me? I got an
appetite, too, you know.

Wait a minute.

I could take my pick.

Yes, this looks good.

Wait a minute.

Please.

Well, you grew up
brave huh, barnabas?

I am surprised though.

Even when we were
kids I used to lick it.

You forgotten?

That was a long time ago.

Oh, you remember, huh?

Well, I'll tell you what, huh?

I am not gonna lick you.

But I am gonna make you crawl.

Kehoe.

It's all right, cleary.

It's just a little game that me
and barnabas used to play.

It's called belly up.

Now, get down on your knees.

Your hands and knees, and crawl.

No.

(Scoffs)

Brave and bold.

One more time.

Crawl!

What a shame, barnabas.

Just after you
cleaned up the room.

All right, that's enough.

Kehoe: Give me my gun back.

You keep this
holstered until I tell you.

You understand?

All right. You're the boss.

You are the boss, aren't you?

Yes, I am.

I don't care

as long as I get fed.

(Horse snorting)

Bachman. You keep them here.

And don't kill him.

Horses.

And, uh, fresh ones
waiting to the north of here.

Where are they heading?

(Sighs) Plan was to head
straight to the Canadian border.

When they get the bonds?

Yes.

Dave,

is there a work train?

(Scoffs)

(Chuckles)

You don't trust me.

I can't argue with that but...

I was hired to help
stop a train, that's all.

Now my father's dead

and I am a prisoner and
cleary could kill us all.

Just remember that when
you're being suspicious, huh?

Yes, there's a... A work train.

But it's up at the
railhead and i'm...

I'm not too sure how long it'll
take for that message to get to Ben,

or what he's gonna do about it.

You were running a bluff.

To save our lives.

That bluff runs out tonight
when the train doesn't get here.

It occurred to me, Mr. Tarrant,

you might have sent a
warning with that message.

So, we are gonna
take precautions.

How?

By wrecking your railroad.

Hey, uh, how much
do you want to tear up?

I want it to look like
a legitimate disaster

when that train arrives
in the next few hours.

It might not get
here until after dark.

They go right off
the end of the tracks.

And be reckless.
Very sad. Kehoe?

You know, it's like dancing.

You got to move right.

You'd be fine on the work crew.

Doesn't pay as good as train
robbin' but the work's steady.

(Laughing)

Hey, cleary, nice
eager crew you got here.

Yeah, but another pair of
hands would help. Yours.

Mine? You must be
jokin'. I work with this.

I'm asking you to work.

No.

There has to be
discipline. We all agreed,

and I have to enforce it.

All right, all right. Guess
you're getting touchy lately.

Besides, I don't mind a day's
labor as long as I get $140,000.

Oh, you wanna pick? First draw?

Ow!

Too heavy.

Yeah, this will do.

All right, back to work.

Barnabas? I'm all
right. Just a bruise.

Sorry.

When I was ten, kehoe
was 13 and a real bully.

He used to scare us
little kids and hurt us.

Truth is, Emily, I'm not sure
if I am still afraid of him or not.

I don't know.

It's a brave thing to say.

I don't know about that.

(Grunting)

Get out over there.
Here, use this, it's easier.

It's like digging your
grave, huh? (Laughs)

Mr. Cleary, could we talk?

Privately. No.

(Chuckles) Very well.

We have been talking

about this situation.

All right. Make it
simple, little man.

Let us go.

Go where?

(Breath trembling)
You don't need us!

The bonds are
no concern of ours.

Why should we
suffer on the railroads?

I'm a traveling man. I don't
care what happens here.

This is my home. I... You could

let me go.

I don't care about my valuables.

Neither do I. Go back to work.

(Clanging)

Pick up that rail and
put it on the pile, sloppy.

Mister, one more
time you call me that,

and I bend the rail
around your neck.

(Rail clangs)

Any time.

Now.

Bachman!

Nils! Bachman!

Come on. Bachman, break it up.

Bachman, break
it up. Break it up.

All right, bachman,
inside. Go on.

Inside!

All right, we've taken off
enough railings. Everybody inside!

Come on, move!

Well, you heard it,
didn't you? Back inside.

You, too. We don't want
you to get sunstroke.

Young man, as the twig
is bent, so grows the tree.

Mind of what you sow,
lest you reap bitterness later.

(Gasps)

Here. Here, look
into this, old woman.

Go ahead.

Look carefully.

It's eternity, old woman.

It's the answer to everything.

You wanna hear it, huh? (Clicks)

(Gasps) Please.

What? I didn't quite hear you.

Please.

Ah, that's better. A little
more warm and friendly.

Yeah, I like it like that.

Keep it that way.
Warm and friendly.

Come on, Emily.

Uh, she can take care of
herself. She's old enough.

By the way, you're not.

You're neither old
enough, nor big enough.

I'm all right, barnabas.

There, you see. She's all right.

And you don't know it but
you're awfully close to dead.

Put the gun away, amigo.

We figured we'd
thieve the train.

The railroad is rich
and it is not people,

not the scared girl.

Ah, maybe you're right, Manolo.

Si.

I like you. You're good
for my immoral soul.

(Chuckles)

All right, brother,
everybody back inside.

We'll go pray, huh? (Laughs)

Tarrant, I want that
train here in two hours.

I sent the message, cleary.

Ben might decide to come
tonight, tomorrow, or the day after.

It's his railroad.

And it should run on
schedule. Don't you agree?

Or would you like to see some
of these good people suffer?

(Sighs) All right.

Can you repair the key?

I don't know, I could... I
can Jerry-rig something.

I'll have to cut into
the line outside.

Barnabas, there's a climber's
rig in the supply room.

Put it on, will you?

Right.

Manolo, you stay here.
Kehoe, bachman, come with me.

Lord, protect us.

Are you a Christian, young man?

I am on guard. Be quiet.

Kehoe is gonna kill that
boy. Like he did my father.

He won't have a chance.

What do you mean? Are
you planning something?

Don't worry, Doris.
It won't involve you.

My father was murdered,
I'm already involved.

Dave, I am not
a nice little girl.

There are only three of you.

Without guns, you can
use all the help you can get.

Could you kill a man?

(Sighs)

Yes.

Barnabas is gonna climb
that pole and splice the wire.

When he gets halfway finished,

he's gonna have an accident.

Manolo there, will be in here
watching you and the other passengers.

And the others will
be outside watching.

Right. So we've got
to have a distraction.

I can set one up.

Um, I can throw
a fit, scream, faint.

Good.

Dave, you've seen
kehoe use a gun.

He's very fast.

Kehoe is dangerous, wild.

I've seen cleary use a gun.

Like a machine. No mistakes.

One shot and the man was dead.

Be very careful before you move.

I will.

Cleary: You ready?

Just about.

All right. Outside.

Manolo, you keep an eye on
these good people, including Doris.

Kehoe: Hold on, Rogers.

Wait till cleary comes. He
don't like to miss anything.

(Door closes)

(Inaudible)

All right. Let's go.

(Screams)

Hold it. Hold it!

Get over there.

It's a good plan, Mr. Tarrant.

Simple and possibly effective.

I am sorry, Dave. So am I.

What about your father?

Warden wasn't really my father.

Only the money is real.

The lord shall protect us
and shield us against evil.

Now.

No.

Yes.

Yeah.

(Bachman grunts)

(Punches) (Dave groaning)

No. No.

(Punch smacks)

(Dave groaning)

Cleary: Where are
the bonds, Mr. Tarrant?

Nowhere. I don't know.

I don't know.

Cut him loose.

I believe you, Mr. Tarrant.

So what do we do, just
forget about the bonds?

No, not at all.

But the message he
sent may not have worked.

I'll ride into the nearest town

and report a shocking accident.

That should bring the
work train and Ben Calhoun.

How long will that take?
How long do we wait here?

As long as I think it necessary.

I'll be back by morning.

We're waiting.
I'll be right back.

Hey, where are you going?

Out.

You stand first guard.

I need a drink after
all that exercise.

(Laughs)

Dave, you... You
want some coffee?

Sorry about the beating, amigo.

I bet you are.

I think tarrant had no right to attempt
anything that endangered our lives.

No right.

Mr. Ferris, you make me ashamed.

What's the matter?

That salesman Ferris.

You know, he blames
you and Mr. Tarrant.

Well, maybe he's
right. It didn't work.

But you tried, for all of us.

Barnabas, what's
gonna happen to us?

I don't know.

When cleary gets back,
maybe we will find out.

Don't worry.

He can't hold us much longer.

The train's a day late already.

Somebody's gonna be worried.

My mother's
probably having a fit.

She thinks I am a child.
She still worries about me.

They're probably not
gonna let me take another trip

away from home
till after I'm married.

Oh, you're gonna be married?

Oh, of course.

Someday.

Oh.

You know. In a way,

this has been a very nice trip.

I, uh... I'd like to
talk to you. May I?

Sure, what are you gonna say?

You're sorry again?

(Sighs)

Here's to cleary.

Cleary?

He used you very effectively.

Oh.

Cleary is a very effective man.

And you're his effective,
affectionate woman.

No!

You're not warden's daughter.

If you are not cleary's
girl, what are you?

I... I don't know.

I... greedy?

Hungry, I guess I...

I am a pretty girl with
a fair singing voice,

and, uh, leaning towards
the wrong kind of man.

That's not much to get by on.

No, it isn't.

But there's a few of
those bonds, just...

Exactly, and... And the
railroad can afford the loss.

As it happens, we can't.

But let's put that aside.

What about warden?

(Sighs) Well, he... he broke.

He would have been
a risk to all of us.

So cleary had him killed.

That's very logical.

And... and you were beaten.

And I don't have to like it to
understand why cleary did it.

You don't like it?

No, I didn't
like it. I hated it.

I got in this for the money.

I am not... not one that likes to
see people get hurt, like... like kehoe.

What do you want
me to do? Forgive you?

Dave, I... I can't
do anything to help.

No, you can't.

So you are just gonna have to
wait for cleary to hand out your share.

Doris, you have my sympathy.

(Kehoe shouting indistinctly)

(Laughing, cheering)

(Indistinct chatter)

(Exclaims)

Hey, give me some of that.

Hey, what you got here?

You like that, huh?

Where's my hat?

Can I have my hat?

Huh?

Kehoe, huh?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. (Yells)

(Gunshot)

(Both laughing)

(Laughter continues)

Look what we found.

Those are my corsets.

(Laughing)

I travel in corsets.

Is that for your figure?

Are you two out of your mind?

Uh-uh. Just lucky.

Drink?

Smoke?

Boy, that Calhoun
sure knows how to live.

Hey, Manolo. Here.

Drink it. Go ahead, drink it.

You might as
well get used to it.

That's what we're
gonna be drinking

when we get a
hold of those bonds.

Please, I... I need my samples.

(Laughing) Corsets.
And they are his.

You think a man would be
ashamed to admit a thing like that.

I sell them. It's my business.

Oh, you sell them?

Oh, and you thought he was
wearing them all the time, huh?

Well, you should tell the
man you're sorry, huh?

How do I know he isn't lying.

Kehoe: That's true.

Hmm. Man sells shoes.
He wears shoes, doesn't he?

Right. I think he should give us

a little demonstration,
huh, mister?

Now see, there's
no... Here, put it on.

(Both laughing)

Come on, come on, come on.

Here. Here, put it on, Ferris.

Please?

No, it's all right. I...

I don't mind a little joke. I
mean... (Laughs nervously)

Well... it's funny really.

I don't think it's
very funny. Yeah.

I think he's downright
appealing, kehoe.

He's ugly.

(Bachman laughing)

Kehoe: Well, go
ahead. Demonstrate.

This is the... This
is the top of our line.

Genuine whalebone.
Hand-worked silk.

Does not hamper
movement in any way.

Oh, doesn't hamper
movement, huh?

Well, how about doing a little
dance for us then, huh? (Snickers)

What?

Dance.

What do you mean?

Stop it!

You're drunk.

And cleary will be back soon.

And you're speaking
for cleary, eh?

I'm speaking for all of
us. And for that money.

Oh, no, you're not.

You're speaking for
yourself. 'Cause you're cheap.

No, not cheap and not stupid.

Not drunk and stupid
and hot with a gun.

A gun, huh?

Remember what I
told that old lady?

A gun, uh... A gun
can speak for itself.

(Laughs)

Are you gonna
shoot me, little man?

Manolo: Hey, kehoe!

Let it go. Here, more
of the champagne.

Have a drink.

No, I don't need any.

But I think you do.

Come on.

Ah! (Laughs)

Get back!

Bachman: Hey, kehoe.

Let's go over to Calhoun's car.

There's more liquor there.

I don't need any more.

You're not going to kill him.

Are you gonna stop me?

If you make me.

All right.

Si, amigo.

(Grunts)

(Sighs) Not yet.

The party's not over, folks.

The fun is just beginning.

Well, barnabas,

you remember when we
were in that orphanage, huh?

I remember.

You, uh... you remember how I
used to make you cry, huh? (Laughs)

Yeah, I remember.

You let him alone.

Emily. No. Oh, Emily.

Come over here.

Come here for a minute.

Emily, stay there.

Still scared, huh?

Come here.

What do you want?

I want you to guess what I want.

Now, if you guess right,
you're gonna get a big prize.

And if you guess wrong,

well, he's gonna get
a hole in his head.

Emily, step back.

I'm all right. Emily, don't.

Bachman: Kehoe.

Hey, bachman.
Hey, listen, you, uh,

you stand guard, will you,
until Manolo comes to?

Come on.

(Grunts)

Hold it!

(Horse galloping)
Okay, watch him.

What happened?

Little kehoe had a party.

Some of the guests
went home early.

The Rogers kid
and the girl escaped.

Escaped?

Kehoe went right out after them.

He should catch them. You
know how good he is on a horse.

(Sighs)

All right, we'll give him
until daylight. Two hours.

I spread the word
around pikesville.

Calhoun should
be here by morning.

We'll go ahead as
planned and then get out.

But what will happen to kehoe?

I wonder.

(Urges horse)

Whoa! Whoa.

We're gonna have to go
slow. The country's too rough.

Where will we go?

Nearest town is pikesville.
They're gonna be after us, though.

We're not gonna make
it right and double.

You go ahead. Head due south.

Pikesville's right
on the tracks.

Go on. I won't go.

Emily, I know this
country. They won't find me.

Then they won't find us.

Kehoe!

(Grunts)

You're leaving?

No.

They are leaving.

Cleary doesn't need me anymore.

Dave: We do.

Thanks.

Just, just being practical.

Just risking your life.

Well, it's my life.

And I'd rather gamble
with you than with cleary.

Why?

Oh, let's just say

that I don't like a
man with a mustache.

(Door opens)

We're ready.

Kehoe?

Gave him all the time we had.

You have three horses.

So we had.

There are four of us.

No, only three.

What about me?

You failed.

The bonds were not on the train.

If you spend most
of the trial in tears,

you shouldn't have to
serve too much time.

You're lying.

Am I?

Yes. I know you.

You don't leave any witnesses.

That's quite right.

No! Thou shalt not...

Kill, dear lady?

No!

I was ready to thieve a train,

but not to kill
all these people.

(Gun clicks)

Put down your guns.

I'll give them back to you
when we are on the trail.

Okay, bachman,
put your gun down.

(Gunshot)

(Grunts)

(Groans)

(Groans)

(Both grunting)

(Grunts)

(Gunshot)

(Thud)

Got your telegraph.

Now, what work train are you
talking about for what emergency?

It's all been settled now.

Doris, this is Ben Calhoun.

Pleased to meet you,
ma'am. It's a pleasure.

Where are the bonds?

All here. Ready for delivery.

Oh, where?

All the time.

You from this part
of the country, Doris?

Doris was, uh, part of the gang
that tried to steal these, Ben.

But, you know, with all
taken into consideration,

I think the judge
might go a little lenient.

What's this all about?

(Emily giggling)

Oh, hi, boss.

Don't let me disturb you.

I won't. Emily,
this is Mr. Calhoun.

Pleasure, Mr. Calhoun.
Pleased to meet you.

(Chuckles)

Excuse me.

Dave: Ben, I also think
we might get a reward.

And I think the border's gonna burst
if you don't tell me what's going on.

Well, it all started when,

when Doris was brought
in and she was fainting.

(Chuckles)

Never mind starting
at the beginning

I can see it all
came out all right.

(Theme music playing)