Original subtitles

I'm glad I called these good in the morning.

What's that?

Whose turn is it to clean up?

Yours.

Oh, yeah.

Finally, go check the stone boots on that chestnut.

We'll keep an eye on that hammer, Eddie.

Maine!

This time in the morning, we're all me.

OK.

OK.

Nice.

Nice.

Nice.

I'm going to hurt you.

Yeah.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Hey!

Hey!

Hey!

Oh!

Oh, good.

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Hey, let me see you.

Oh, my!

Thank you, you got me.

I need to say that again.

I told you to be careful.

We're going to have to get you to a doctor.

There's one at Angeles.

It's not too far out of the way.

Come on.

Company town?

Yeah, run by the Angeles mining company.

Company store with armed guards, keeping the customers away.

What's going on?

I don't know.

How about the company?

Company store with armed guards.

How about the company store with armed guards?

They're going to be a company store.

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know.

They'll be a company store.

I don't know.

It's not of our concern.

It's Doc's office over there.

Company orders, Mr. Reagan.

I'm sorry.

Well, so am I, Harvey.

Hey, Steve.

Steve Reagan, what's better?

I can't remember old friends.

Oh, just surprise.

Good to see you, Joe.

How you doing?

Fine.

Fine.

What are you doing in town?

Just passing through.

You got time?

Come on out and see Stephanie.

I got a whole string of horses I got to get to the ranch.

Next time, for sure.

Hey, Candy.

Hey, I want you to meet a friend of mine, Steve Reagan.

Not a force for remarried, the best looking girl in Angeles.

I can't see I blame you.

What happened to your hand?

Oh, nothing much.

Horse stepped on it.

Horse stepped on it?

Hey, we'll be over in a salon, having a beer.

How's that, sir?

Great.

Come on.

Way down here.

Honor shit, Emmett.

Somebody broke into it last night.

Here's I can tell 10, 15 cases of dynamite are gone.

What happened to the guard?

Slugged and tied up.

15 cases of dynamite.

You better take some man and search the mine.

I'll check and let's miss him.

Even five cases of dynamite planted in one of those side tunnels will bring down all the lower levels.

You want that mine searched?

You get somebody else?

I'm not gonna wait.

Maybe we won't have to do it.

Put a couple of extra men on guard at the entrance.

You'll decide what to do and we know exactly how much is missing.

MUSIC

You know, it's hard to believe.

It's been a year since I was the best man at your wedding.

I don't know how many times I've ridden by Angela's and I'm meant to stop.

I know how it is, Joe. Get busy.

Stephanie's missed you, too.

How's she doing?

How's she doing?

I have another beer.

No, no, no. I never sponge more than one drink off a friend.

It's a habit.

You're broken.

I like the rest of the miners here, Angela.

The mines closed down and the company's storage just shut off all credit.

What's the problem?

A man asking for higher wages or what?

No, the mine ain't safe, especially the lower levels.

No, we just walked out.

What you worry about that? We'll make out all right, Joe.

You want to go back and work for us on the ponderosa?

I never, never figured you for much of a miner anyway.

Me neither, but you get caught up in things.

I'm, no, I'm committed here now.

How do you mean committed?

I'm the one that talked to miners into walking out.

And they're depending on me.

Well, thanks for the beer, Joe. Maybe next time my treat.

Wait a minute, there must be something I can do to help, Steve.

Now, like I said, we'll make out all right.

Hey, how's the hand?

Well, buddy, looks like you're going to have to do all the work going back to the ranch.

Oh, that bad, huh?

Steve, how about giving some help?

We could use them for your days' wages.

There's a miner's meeting here tonight. I'd have to be back for that.

You'd be back in plenty of time, what do you say?

All right?

Good enough. Let's go.

Hey, Steve.

We've got to talk to you.

Later on, Pat, I'm giving Joe here a hand with his wife.

I'm so glad you remembered Joe Kray, right?

Mr. Wojczyk. Okay, how you doing?

I'll see you in a minute, Joe.

All right, good to see you again.

Joe Kottrae.

What about the beating tonight?

I'll be there.

Well, you better be, you know, we got decisions to make.

What's the matter? I'll ride this when you take my horse.

It'll be rough string, we picked up.

I can still ride anything you can, Joe.

Don't get me, suit yourself.

And the next time you've got to listen to me,

when I tell you what horse I get on you.

All right.

Hey, Steve.

Steve?

He's dead.

I'm dead.

Joe Kartrae.

Oh, Uncle Fett.

Come in.

Won't Steve be surprised to see you.

I told him you'd come.

I told him.

I just beg to cake. You can't stay cancer.

I mean, I'll just make a little coffee.

Stephanie, please.

Joe, what's wrong?

Stephanie, Steve's dead.

No, I don't believe that.

Joe, Joe.

Joe.

When?

It was an accident just a few minutes ago.

He was thrown off my horse.

Steve would still be alive if you hadn't talked to me into going with you.

Go where?

Steve was going to help us drive some horses to the ranch.

He was out of going to work a couple hours.

Oh, no.

If he hadn't come here, talk Steve into getting on that horse.

Handcases of dynamite, a box of caps.

50, maybe 100 feet of fuse.

More than enough to blow the mine closed.

We better fight it.

I don't care if we have to rip out every board in a reminder's house.

We're going to find that dynamite.

Let's go.

Karen.

Make your search, but don't look too hard.

Think about it.

It could work out just fine for us.

Joe.

I'm not going to help you, I'm going to wait for you outside the street.

I want to go see Steve.

I'll show you her to her.

I hope you're right.

Search the house.

This is a private house.

You can't break in here like this.

Joseph Cartwright.

These men are under my orders, Mr. Cartwright.

Nothing here concerns you.

I suggest you go back to the Pomerosa where you belong.

And I suggest you get out of here.

I'm sorry, Mrs. Reagan.

But we have to search your house.

For what?

Ten cases of dynamite stolen from the company warehouse.

There's no dynamite here.

Your husband, Mrs. Reagan, he knows.

My husband is dead.

No, get your man out of this house.

Go on, Garrett.

I'm sorry to hear about this, Mrs. Reagan.

Your husband and I had our differences, but...

We don't often get to see Cartwright's, St. Angeles.

Say hello to your father for me when you get back.

I would advise you to leave soon.

How is he?

It's a bad boat, but he'll be all right.

I want to go see Steve.

Now will you take him home, Joe?

I'll take care of him.

A close to watch.

All right, folks, move along. Don't block the streets.

Move along now.

And those voices.

Mr. Lee Malone.

Lee Malone.

I said turn them loose.

You turn those voices loose, it's going to take two days to round them up.

You figure to do that?

But that gun away.

Sure, as soon as he gets away from that horse.

Beat it, Lois.

I want this street cleared.

I got enough trouble handling these miners.

I don't want strangers getting in my way, getting hurt.

I'll give you 20 minutes to get out of Angeles.

I've got to get out of the way.

Is there anything else I can do?

Stephanie, you must take care of her now.

I have mouths on my own two feet.

I'll do what I can.

There's a war check what's going on here.

What are the men afraid of?

Is it the dynamite that Hudson said was stolen?

Is that it?

I don't know anything about dynamites.

Have it your own way.

The mine.

That is what we are afraid of.

It is not safe.

Bad timber.

Shoring no good.

Steve knew.

He tried to talk to Mr. Hudson.

Someday soon.

The tunnels will go.

I've been a minor in my life.

My father and I have been a minor in my life.

My father.

Impearland.

That's all I know.

It is hard work.

It is a good job.

Maybe someday.

It'll be better for our sons.

Hey, Dad.

Hey, what's got Wright doing here?

He wants to help.

Why don't you just go on back to your big ranch and leave us alone, Kate?

All right, all right, I just hold it.

Thanks for helping me, Mr. God, Wright.

Thanks.

Anna, leave us.

Just set your house.

They didn't find any dynamite.

They can tear down every house in Angeles, but they won't find it.

Give it back to them, Kate.

No, they had no.

They got the guns, but we got the dynamite.

And they're not getting us back into that mine.

They die like rats.

We'll blow it up first.

Are you ready to go?

No, we can't leave you.

We've been ordered out of town.

What do you mean ordered by home?

Deputy Sheriff.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

I'm not sure.

That figure's, I got the same message myself.

The lady's going to have some trouble with the miners, he said.

Once I was out of the way.

Well, that's too bad.

I can't leave now.

I can't.

Steve weren't a miner.

He never even planned to stay in Angeles.

He just got caught up in things.

Got involved.

I'm pregnant, Joe.

Steve talked about you so much.

I hoped you'd come by.

So did I.

I hoped you'd come by.

I hoped you'd come by and see us.

God help me, Joe.

I hate you for coming to Angeles now.

Joseph, I'll say it again.

What happened to Steve was an accident.

It could have happened to anybody.

You're not responsible.

There's a woman back in Angeles who thinks I am.

And in a way she's right.

If I hadn't stopped, I'd have to stop.

I'd have to stop.

I'd have to stop.

I'd have to stop.

I'd have to stop.

She's right.

If I hadn't stopped, then Angela's Steve would be alive right now.

The fact is, I did stop and a friend is dead.

This wife's a widow.

And expecting a child?

Yes.

An accident or not, at least I can do is be around when she needs help.

Joe.

I just feel that I'd like you not to go back

to Angeles until the trouble there is settled.

I have to go back. Stephanie's going to need help.

The other miners can't help her.

They haven't been working because the mine isn't safe.

There's another thing that troubles me.

What's that?

Well, there's a stockhold in that mine. I get reports.

That one here dated about three months ago.

Signed by an inspect of the Federal Bureau of Mines.

And you'll see that the Angeles mine is rated well above Federal Safety Standards.

I don't understand it.

But the miners aren't my problem, Stephanie is.

Well, Joe, I would just rather that you didn't go back there.

Isn't there something I could do? What does she need? How can I help her?

I have to help her.

Yeah.

All right.

Would you be real careful?

Yes, sir.

How are you going?

Angeles.

You have a responsibility to?

Well, no, not exactly.

I can't do any work around here for a while, and it seems like a nice day for a ride.

Mr. Smith.

What do you think you're going?

Angeles.

Well, do me a favor. Go back to the ranch.

I can't. I just quit.

Incidentally, I think you're a fool for going back to Angeles.

Well, and how come you're going?

I'm just as responsible for Steve's death as you are.

If at clumsy footed horse hadn't stepped on my hand, we wouldn't have gone to Angeles in the first place.

Candy, I'd say that was a pretty lame excuse.

It's about as good as yours.

All right, let's go.

I didn't count on this kind of trouble, Emmett.

What kind of trouble did you count on, Mr. Polk?

You know very well what I mean.

Those miners out there, this sort of thing could lead to an investigation.

You take care of your inspection reports, I'll worry about the miners.

I don't know, Emmett.

It's a little late to grow a conscience, Mr. Polk.

However...

You know I need the money.

You always need the money.

You know I need the money.

You always do.

What does Mary need this time?

You leave my wife out of this, Emmett.

Mr. Hudson.

What is it?

Oh, that's all right.

There's some miners gathering in front of the store.

Did you put a guard in the door?

Two of them.

Those miners are getting pretty desperate, Emmett.

Not desperate.

Hungry.

They'll start eating again as soon as they go back to work.

If they try to break into the store, stop them.

I told you I didn't like it.

Shoot one of those miners and you'll have a dozen United States marshals in Angeles.

And I told you, stick to your inspection reports.

I'll take care of the rest.

You should be home in bed.

I feel worse in bed.

Come in.

Let me get you some cake.

No, no cake.

I'll get you some coffee.

Anna told me about the baby.

Who will they care of you?

How will you live?

They're not you.

There is no work for women here.

And I cannot help.

You mustn't worry about me.

I...

I was thinking about you and Joe Gartrecht.

He's a rich man, Stephanie.

And he feels responsible for what happened to Steve.

If you wanted...

You could...

It was a bad scene to say.

I'm sorry.

Please go.

I'm sorry.

Joe?

You're going to do what you got to do.

I'm going to be in the bar.

I'll stay out of trouble.

Oh.

Come in.

I didn't expect to see you back in Angela's skin.

If that told me that you were leaving.

I am tomorrow.

Why did you come back?

I thought maybe I could help.

Stephanie, we were friends.

I told you what happened to Steve wasn't your fault.

Now, what more do you want?

I want you to believe it.

All right, I believe it.

Now, if you're so anxious to help, why don't you help the miners?

They need it more than I do.

I thought I told you to stay out of town.

I decided to come back.

Put that gun away.

You want to try a man with two good hands?

You go right ahead.

No need.

I made my point.

Give me the gun.

I'm going to get you.

You got anything new, Brogan?

No, I don't think so.

You might know where to find the doctor if I need it.

You make it the only one who will tell myself?

Oh, yeah.

Where you going?

To a meeting.

You go over there and get some rest.

Yeah, thanks.

Now, were you old men?

Old men.

That's what you are.

You're tired, old men.

We're willing to sell the rest of us out.

What happened to you, Thad?

You were with Steve when we walked out.

He told us we'd win.

How many mouths do you have to feed, Cape?

Steve is dead.

We can't hold out anymore.

What else can we do?

You know.

You know what we can do.

Throw up your mind.

What good will that do?

Who asked you in here?

I did.

He wants to help.

Yeah, sure he does.

Then, card rights, little boy.

Come all the way back to Angeles to help.

What's the matter, card right?

You miss a meal tonight?

You old man turned you out of your nice soft bed.

Cape.

What's he doing here?

He don't care nothing about us.

His old man owns half the territory.

Father owns a piece of this mine, too, Donnie.

Yeah, maybe Ben Card right send you.

It's your father's money you're interested in, ain't it?

Cape, that's enough.

You said you could help.

How?

All right, first of all, you sure the mine isn't safe?

I'm sure.

Tell I read a report from the Federal Bureau of Mines saying otherwise.

Why don't you go down to one of them tunnels and find out?

That's exactly what I intend to do.

Sure he'll go.

Then we'll get ourselves another fake report.

You go ahead, card right?

I just hope you're down there when all the D level comes down.

Cape.

The dynamite.

Where is it?

In the mine.

Ready to blow it apart.

It may seem that way to you, Mr. Card right.

But I'd say you've been talking to the wrong people.

Have you been talking to the miners?

That's exactly what I mean.

They filled you with a lot of lies.

Mr. Polk here is a qualified inspector from the Bureau of Mines.

He completed the report your friend is reading just this morning.

Save his mind in the world.

According to this.

So in that case you can't object if we have a look around.

The mine is closed, Mr. Card right? Because of the strike.

I can't take you down there.

You either show it to me today or show it to my father tomorrow. That's up to you.

Well, since you put it that way.

Since your father is a stockholder.

Mr. Garrett.

What do we need to share for?

These are troubled times in Angelus, Mr. Card right.

We wouldn't want you to get hurt.

Let's go.

So why don't I run up on that?

I mean, I'll do it.

I didn't even concern us, Mr. Cartwright.

If you are a minor, you know things

They're always shifting and moving about underground.

There's something to do with the Earth ties.

Now that timbering you're looking at,

that's some of the oldest in the whole line.

Little water up here, what you stepin'

You can't do not. All the rest of us are just the same.

Whatever your minor friends, Mr. Cartwright,

just about to set off that dynamite.

Bring the old mountain down and kill us all.

And I think I see you when I just found out.

And every timber in his mind is right.

We owe this one a pull to thanks.

We just sold all our problems.

They're right where you are.

They're right where you are.

What do we do now?

We blow up the mine.

With us in.

We're in the same place.

We're in the same place.

We're in the same place.

We'll blow up the mine.

With us in it.

That's right.

If you're own fault, you know.

If you just read the report and let it go with that,

you wouldn't be here now.

Mr. Grab all you can, then you blow up the miners toward the evidence.

And they'll blame it all on the miners.

They've been threatened to blow up this place for weeks.

And what do you tell them when they find us?

They're not going to find you.

Unless they want to move a million tons of rock.

That's why we hauled you a half mile further into the tunnel.

Did you find some rope?

That's a fuse.

That's my magic.

Let's go.

Let's go.

It'll be nice to have a cop right,

staying in Angeles.

And a puppy of fuse.

Let's be sitting.

Safe in my office when the blast goes off.

I'd like it.

All right, let's go.

Geddy.

Here.

Foggy, right here.

Okay.

Oh, he's still out.

They can blow up the mine.

Let's get out of here.

You got any matches?

Matches.

What?

The time is up with fuse.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I think you're still over at best.

Good luck, isn't it?

It's best right here.

You see it?

You get it?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Got it.

It's taking a course.

This is too high.

It's too high this way.

This way a little.

You're my brother, son.

This way.

That's it.

That's it.

Hold it.

Hold it right there.

Is it gone?

Yeah.

It's quick.

You got it?

Yeah, got it.

Get it set.

Come on, hurry.

We got half a mile ago.

Thanks.

Mr. Cartwright, well, it's always a pleasure to have one of our stockholders.

Where's my son Joseph?

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know.

Mr. Cartwright, what's the matter?

Mr. Cartwright, what's the matter?

Mr. Cartwright, it's always a pleasure to have one of our stockholders.

Where's my son Joseph?

I don't know.

Exactly.

I believe he went into the mine to make an inspection.

Did he?

Well, then we'll make an inspection, too.

Now.

Yes, yes, of course.

Got it?

We've been having a lot of trouble with the miners here.

Mr. Cartwright, almost anything can happen here these days.

It's going to try to stop him.

Get a lot of men!

The plot's stopped, but the middle wants to set off the blast.

He's heard.

It's not so serious that he can't stand fire.

He goes for you, too.

Let's talk.

Let's talk.

That's it.

You want to see me?

Your father's a good man, Joe.

Extending credit to the miners until they can work the mine again.

I'll be back to work here soon.

But that's not why I wanted to see you.

I want you to forgive me.

I was so frightened.

And all alone.

I just had to blame someone.

Do I understand?

I'll be staying with Steve Spokes and St. Louis, so maybe you'd come visit me sometime.

Maybe you'd even be a godfather to Steve's baby.

I know Steve would have liked that.

It was all right.

Good morning.

Good morning.

Good morning.

Good morning.