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♪

-"Gunsmoke," starring
James Arness at Matt Dillon.

-♪ Abiding that maiden

♪ Her plea calls to me

♪ Her wild ways, though I roam

-Howdy.

Horse took lame, did he?

-Had to shoot him
a while back.

-Well, I can sure give
you a ride into Dodge

if you're mind to.

Old Ruth here, he's stout enough
to tote both of us, I reckon.

-Riding double's
not too comfortable.

-Aw, fiddle.

It'd be my pleasure.

-Not mine.

Step down.

-What?
-I said step down.

-Mister, I don't
especially like your tone,

nor your words neither.

-Down.

-Well, it takes all kinds to --

♪ Once more, in a pinewood

♪ Approached sweetly murmurs

♪ In song of rejoicing
and welcome to me ♪

♪ Then fancy my glancin'

♪ Its bright, sunny waters

♪

-Well, all right.

I'll tell you what I'll do.

I'll buy a round of drinks
for everybody for every day

that Festus stays out of town.

-[ Chuckles ]

-Matt back yet?

-No, I guess he's coming
in tomorrow or the next day.

-You know, asking a man
to come all the way to Ellsworth

to make deposition
in a trial is --

-Well, it's just ridiculous.
-Why?

-Well, in this heat,
it could wait a day or two.

Anything could could wait a day
or two -- anything.

-♪ Then fancy my glancin'

♪ Its bright, sunny waters

♪ And hosts of dear faces

♪ Gazed fondly at me

♪ The friends of my childhood

♪ Press gayly around yet

Get a piller
for ol' Tanglefoot, will you?

-Tanglefoot?

-You men do choir work?

Here.

Lead them in singing.

You got a place to change skins?

-Dodge House.

-Oh.

[ Humming ]

♪ Abides in that maiden

-Hey, that's Ruth.

-Of course it's Ruth.

-Where's Festus?

-Well, I don't know.
But who's he?

-Never saw him before.

-What's he doing on Ruth?

-I'm gonna get Mr. Newly.

-Welcome to Dodge.

Oh, just make your mark then.

All right.

The name, please?

-Mannon.

-Excuse me. Excuse me.
It's just that...

Well, Mannon's a name
to remember in parts of Kansas.

-Is that so?
-Oh, yes, indeed.

You know, I was in Lawrence
that time.

They saw Will Mannon
was Quantrill's killing arm

more than any of the others.

So, you can see why a name
like that would...

Well, sorry.

No need to bother you
with such and all.

Uh, first name, please.

-Will.

And plenty of hot water,
will you?

♪ Though often in my fancy

♪ Through pale mists of sorrow

♪ She wades
through the pine bough ♪

♪ And beckons me home

♪ Once more in the pinewood

♪ A brook sweetly murmured

[ Knock at door ]

♪ Its message of...

Come.

Well?

-Are you the man that rode
into town on the bay mule?

-Ol' Tanglefoot?
Yeah.

-Mind telling us how you
happened on "ol' Tanglefoot."

-There a reason I should?

-One reason's this badge.

Another reason that mule
and the rigging on him

belongs to a friend of ours.

-That a fact?

-That's a fact.

-And you're wondering
what become of your friend?

-I do.

-Well, all I can tell you
in the good lord's presence

is that I had me a snake-bit
horse unfit for travel.

So, I took to walking.

I come on ol' Tanglefoot,
and I caught him.

-Didn't you think
that a little odd,

finding a saddle mule
out in the middle of nowhere?

I mean, didn't you wonder
where the owner was,

if there was trouble
of some kind?

-Friend,
I asked myself a question once.

And I got the wrong answer,
so I never ask myself another.

I take things by the time,
by the hour.

It's the only way of life.

Now, if you men will excuse me,
I aim to find out who I am.

-Something's awful wrong.
-[ singing ]

-He's lying,
and I'm gonna prove it.

-How?
-First thing I'm gonna do

is backtrack on Ruth.

-Well, I'll go with you.

[ Insects chirping ]

-It's getting too dark
to track, Burke.

-He's been laying
out in the sun all day.

-Maybe we better go back.

-Burke!

Oh, no.

-Is he alive, Newly?

Is he?!

-I don't know, Burke.

I don't know.

[ Footsteps ]

-Well, Kitty.
-Doc.

-What do you got there?

-Well, I knew you
wouldn't leave Festus.

I thought you might like
something to eat.

-Well, thanks.
-How is he?

-Well, uh,
he's doing pretty good.

He was mumbling awhile ago,
and I thought he was coming to.

-[ Groaning ]

-Festus?

Festus?

-Doc?
-Yeah.

I'm right here.
I'm right here.

-It just hurts like thunder,
Doc.

-Yeah, I know that.
Now you just hang on,

and we'll take care of it.

-Miss Kitty.

-Oh, Festus.

-How'd I get here?

Last I recollect,
I was crawling down...

-Burke and Newly
brought you in.

-Ruth.

I've got to find Ruth!

-You've just gotta do nothing
but stay right where you are.

-Doc, that fish-eyed yahoo,
he just stoled ol' Ruth from me.

-Festus, do you mean you --

You saw who shot you?

-Just smack nose-to-nose,
Miss Kitty.

I got to find him
and get Ruth back.

-Will Mannon rode Ruth into town
about...five hours ago.

-Will Mannon?

-He's down
at the Long Branch right now.

-Will Mannon?

He's the one that done
all the burning and the killing

and the thinking
for Quantrill, Doc.

You know that.

-Well?

-You want to talk
about a fast gunhand.

If you was to take
a snake's tongue,

grease it, and tie it
to a bolt of lightning,

you couldn't get nothing
as fast as his gun hand.

-You know,
Matt's gonna be back today.

-Yes, sir. Matthew,

he'll be back all right.

And I'll tell you
both something.

This Mannon is twice as fast
as Matthew is.

I know.
I've saw them both.

Mannon, he's a heap faster.

Only thing we can do
is try to keep them two apart,

and just hope that Mannon
will ride out of town directly.

-Well, you mean to suggest
that we just

don't do anything about it?

We just all of us
hope that everything --

-And you better hope hard, too,

Doc, elsewise it's gonna be ol'
Matthew

laying out yonder
on that street, dead.

-Like I say, a man has got to
have attention to his direction.

And I've always been of a mind
that the best way

for a man to do that is to say
flat out who and what he is.

Thanks for understanding.

In case there's a man or two
here who hasn't heard

or isn't sure...

...I am Will Mannon.

-Well, Mr. Mannon,
until Festus identifies you,

there's nothing
I can do about that.

But there is something
I can do about this.

-Well now, there appears to be
one right here who isn't sure.

Well, come on.

Just a fine a way
as any to get the word around.

-Just stand right there.

-Did you say something,
barkeep?

-That whiskey is $2 a bottle.

-I'll handle this, Sam.

-Friend, I'm gonna kill
that barkeep

before he can press that trigger
and him with his finger on it.

And then I'm gonna kill you.

-You'll pay up first.

-[ Laughs ]

-Hold on now, both of you.

-You figure you're ready,
barkeep?

-Put the gun down, Sam.

-Ma'am, I was figuring

to use these here pilgrims
as sort of an example.

-Sam, Newly?

Newly, please!

-Sam.

-That'll be $6.

-It's all right, Sam.

-It's all right, Sam.

-You're taking
an awful chance, Miss Kitty.

-So were you.
So were you.

-We're all for the taking,
as far as he's concerned.

Dodge House for lodging,
Delmonico's for food.

-But nobody
wants to make a complaint.

Well, I don't need one
to arrest him now.

-Just leave him alone
and don't make trouble.

-Don't make trouble?

-Marshal gave me this badge

and the responsibility
that goes with it.

-Now, you listen.

-No, ma'am.

-Have you ever seen Matt
shoot faster than Mannon?

-I sure haven't.
-Doesn't make any difference.

I gotta arrest that man
if I can.

-I'm not gonna see you get
killed over three bottles

of cheap whiskey.

Now, please.

There are other customers,
girls.

-I didn't know they allowed
ladies in the saloon, ma'am.

-I own this one.

-Figured.

Thought still stands.

-What thought, Mr. Mannon?

-I've been hide hunting
down in the Nations

for a couple of years,
but I was raised respectful,

and I know a lady
when I see one, ma'am.

-What brings you
out of the Nations, Mr. Mannon?

So far, it seems

like all your transactions
have been on credit.

-Oh, I pay, ma'am,
come the time for it.

-Did you ever pay
for what happened in Lawrence?

-Well, now that was war.

-War?

-Ma'am, you've got to have
attention to your direction.

If you ain't got direction,
you've got stampede.

Any animal can do that.

What happened at Lawrence

gave Quantrill and the rest
of us direction.

-What do you want here?

-Nothing much.

-Well, then
why don't you just move on?

-I figure Matt Dillon
is nothing much.

I'm gonna walk across him the
way you walk across short grass.

-Why?

-Ma'am, if it wasn't
for us old boys

doing the doing in that old war,

you wouldn't have no town
here at all.

-The war was over 10 years ago.

-It's been a time.

I ain't suggesting that nobody
bow and step off my shutter.

But, well, a little feeling
of respect sets a nice tone.

-Respect?

-That's what I'll have
when I've got Matt Dillon's toes

pointed to the clouds...respect.

Here's to it.

-Well, in Mannon's opinion,
he's found a home here in Dodge.

-What do you mean
he found a home?

-He's come here to kill Matt.

-He tell you that?

-He did.

-Well...lot of people
have tried that.

-Mannon's different.

I mean, he's reallydifferent.

And you know how many times
Matt has said himself

that no matter how good he is,
there just might come the day

when he might meet
somebody better.

-And we're supposed to just
stand by and let it happen?

-Well, all we can do
is warn Matt.

Doc?

-Well, I can't think
of anything to do.

-There's one thing.

-What's that?

-We can kill him.

-Mannon?

I mean, you wouldn't hesitate
to shoot a mad dog from cover.

-Can't do it, Newly.

No, Kitty's right.

The only thing
we can do is find Matt,

tell him that Mannon's in Dodge,
and he's gonna kill him.

-Well, I can do that much.

I'll head
for Ellsworth right now.

♪

-Doc...I'm scared.

This time, I am reallyscared.

-I say, simply and clearly,
something's got to be done.

-This situation is deplorable.

-It's gonna get more deplorable
unless we do something.

-Well, here's the way
I look at it --

You don't go trying to bribe
the likes of Will Mannon.

In the first place,
he wouldn't understand it.

In the second place,
he'd weaned on a bottle

and that's all he's known.

He's only got one thought
in his head, and that's, "Take."

-Now, something's gotta be done.

-Well, what we've got to do
is arm ourselves --

Power, strength --

[ All chattering ]

-What's your name?

-Name's Burke.

-Burke, I could hear you

all the way across the street
out there.

-Well, then you know we mean --

-No, I don't know.

Look at it like this --

I've done my living, the doing,
the seeing, the tasting.

Anytime they dig that ol' hole
for me...I'm ready.

What about you folks?

You suppose you're really
thinking clear?

I just ask you, curious --

I just ask you curious 'cause

sure as Satan knows heat, a lot
of you people are gonna die,

just as quick and easy
as your friend

there could have done
if I was a mind.

I just come here to tell you
that...I'm here to stay.

Good night.

♪

-Ain't nothing like a friendly
game of cards, is there, gents?

Everybody called?

-[ Sighs ]

-[ Chuckles nervously ]

Well, let's see them.

-Well, I got two pair --
Jacks over fours.

-Likewise,
only 10s over 6s.

-[ Chuckles ]

Well, uh, happiness
is for the next world, Halligan.

-Three queens.

Beat that, Mr. Mannon.

-That's no trick, at all.

Four Aces.

You gents ever see
such a run of luck?

-Can't beat hands like that.

I mean, I've never seen
such a run of luck, Mr. Mannon.

[ Chuckles nervously ]

-I'm tapped.
-No.

-As a matter of fact, me, too.

-Yeah.

-Well, man only needs a few
bad hands to ruin him, huh?

Maybe you'll have better luck
tomorrow night, 10:00.

-Thank you.

-[ Clears throat ]

Mr. Mannon,
we'd like to talk to you.

-What is your name again?

-Oh, uh, Burke, Nathan Burke.

-Well, Burke, what is it?

-Um, Mr. Mannon, we've...

[ Clears throat ]

We'd like to offer you
some money to leave town.

-That so?

-$500, Mr. Mannon.

-Well, that's quite a bit
of money.

We're prepared to give you $250
when you're leaving Dodge,

and another $250

will be deposited to your credit
in any other town you choose.

-Mm.

Well now, Mr....

-Burke.

-You got the money with you?

-I've got it right here.

-I like that.

-Then you will be moving on?

-No, Burke, I won't.

♪

♪ Fancy my glancin'

♪ Its bright, sunny...

♪ ...Hosts of dear faces

♪ Gazed fondly at me

♪ friends of my childhood

♪ Press gayly around yet

♪ The smile of my darling

♪ Nowhere do I find

♪ How gently my cheek is

♪ Caressed by her memory

♪ And nary in the pinewood

♪ I find peace of mind

[ Coughs ]

[ Knocking at door ]

-Go away.
We're closed.

[ Glass shattering ]

What do you want?

-Pour.

Pour.

Ah.

Pour.

I knew right off
you were a lady, Miss Kitty.

You're the only one in town
I haven't shrunk down to size.

-What will it take, Mannon?

-What are you offering, ma'am?

-$7,000.

-The ante's gone up.

You keep that kind of money
laying around here?

-No.

But I can raise it on
the Long Branch in the morning.

-You'd sell this place for him?

-I would.

-Is he that special to you?

-He must be some man.

-He is.

-Join me, ma'am.

$7,000 is a whole lot of money.

You could buy almost anything
in the world for that.

Except Matt Dillon's life.

I wonder what I'll see
in your eyes after he's dead.

Miss Kitty!

Oh.

[ Footsteps ]

[ Knock at door ]

-Well, you.

-I got a chore for you,
pill man.

-Sit down over there.

[ Tsks ]

How'd that happen?

-I had an itch
and scratched it too hard.

-Gonna have to sterilize that.
That's pretty deep.

And this is gonna
hurt you quite a bit.

-I'll bet it will.

Claws your insides
to have to help me, don't it?

What are you fetching there?

-This is laudanum.

I'm gonna have to sew that up.

I want you to take a couple
of swallows of this,

put you to sleep and then
you won't feel a thing.

-Including the knife
you could stick into me.

Just wrap it.

-It's your arm.

How long's it been since you've
had a good night's sleep?

-That concern you,
does it, Doc?

-Only clinically,
not as a personal matter.

-I figured as much.

-I've just never quite been
able to understand how a man

like you manages to live at all

with so much fear
and hate around you.

-Do you hate me, Doc?

-I know you ain't afraid.

-I'm too old for that.

-You know Marshal Dillon,
do you?

-Yes, I know him.

-Is he a friend of yours?

-I want you to keep this
bandage on for about a week.

-It's a good job.

How much do I owe you?

-You starting to pay your way
now, are you?

-You tell me how much it is,
and I'll pay you.

-About 20 cents.

-[ Chuckles softly ]

Fair enough.

I'm gonna send
lots of business your way.

♪

Doc...

if you take a look
into the Long Branch,

you might find
Miss Kitty could use you.

-Kitty?

-Doc?

Oh.

-Kitty, just be still.

-[ Sighs ]
I'm all right.

-I'll be the judge of that.

-Doc, help me upstairs please.

-All right, easy.
-Help me...

-Easy now, easy.
-[ Groans ]

-Figured I'd found you
on the Ellsworth Road, Marshal.

-Well, I took the turn off.

-They told me
that at the stage depot.

-What's wrong?

-Will Mannon's in town.
-Will Mannon?

-Marshal, I know guns,
and I've never seen anybody --

begging your pardon -- anybody
faster than the likes of him.

He's wolfing up Dodge, taking

what he wants,
doing what he wants.

He shot Festus,
wounded him real bad.

-Help me get my stuff together.

-Marshal,
he could kill you certain.

♪

-Morning.
-Hello, Trudy.

She been sleeping like that?

-Yeah. She slept well.

-That's fine. You go on home
and get some rest.

-Doc, listen.

You can't sit up all night with
Festus and all day with Kitty.

Now, I'll stay and you go.

-I'm the boss here.
You do what I tell you.

You go get some rest.

-What kind of a man
would do a thing like that?

-Don't take any kind
of a man at all.

-It's a good point, Doc.

-Well, morning.

How are you?

-Oh, I'm all right.

I want to see him.

-You want to see who?

-Mannon.

-Mannon?

-I want to talk to him.

-Heaven sakes,
you must be delirious.

-Doc, I want you to go find him

and tell him
that I want to see him.

-You sound serious.

-I am.

-Let me tell you something,
you'll have to do

some explaining and an awful lot
of convincing

before I do a thing like that.

Do you think I'd go over there
and get him and let

him come in here and work
you over again like he did?

-He won't.

-No kind of an answer for me.

-Doc, there's no way

for...Mannon and Matt not
to face each other, is there?

-No, I don't think there is.

-Well, don't you think
that we oughta give Matt

some kind of an edge if we can?

-Of course I do.

-Well, if you'll just trust me,
I think I know a way.

-You think?

You mind explaining it to me?

-Oh, Doc,
if I tried to explain it to you,

you wouldn't understand
because you're a man.

I know Mannon.

I know him probably in a way
that very few people do.

But it just might be the edge
that Matt needs.

If I didn't try
and he did kill Matt...why...

Please.

Please, Doc, go get him.

-Well,
I don't like this at all.

-Please.

[ Door shuts ]

[ Sighs ]

[ Faint footstep ]

[ Knock at door ]

-Miss Russell says
she wants to see you.

-Thank you, old man.

Tell her I'll be right there.

[ Knock at door ]

-Come in.

-Morning, Red.

-Mannon.

-I knew you'd make up your mind

once we'd come
to know each other.

Look what I brought you.

-I've made up my mind.

-Good.

That'll make it easier,
me staying and all.

-You're staying
all right 'cause

it's here you're dying.

-Oh?

-That's right.

-How'd you come by that?

-I know men.

I know how they think,

and I know how they act
around their own kind,

aside from the way
they act around women.

-Well, what's that got to do?

-Matt Dillon's a man.

-But he's dead.

-Unh-unh.

You are.

-You really believe that.

-You'll believe it, too,
when you see him.

-Woman, you are a wonder.

-As sure as there's a sun
and a moon,

he's gonna kill you.

-Red, it's been a lots
of years, and I've never lost.

-You did with me.

♪

[ Chuckling ]

-Again.

Throw.

Throw it, rummy.

-Most amazing thing
I've ever seen, the amount

he's been drinking and still
able to shoot like that.

-Again.

Throw.

Grab a whole handful.

Throw them.

[ Door opens ]

[ Horse approaching ]

[ Insects chirping ]

-Hello, Louie.

-I've been praying
in my fashion you wouldn't.

You're alone, Marshal.

-That's right, Louie.

-Well, that ain't so good,
Marshal.

That ain't so very good.

That's Mannon's here.
He's something fast.

Nothing's ever been
quite like him.

-I know.

-Now, Louie, I want you
to go down to the Long Branch

and tell him
to meet me in the street.

-No, Marshal!

-You go on.

-I ain't had too much, Marshal.

I could get me a rifle
and climb the roof and --

-Louie, I thank you,
but you go on now.

[ Footsteps ]

-Marshal wants to see
you outside.

If I were just younger, I'd...

-You'd still be talking.

-Get out of town, Mannon.

-Come the time I want.

-Your time's now.

♪

-Now there's a man, a good man.

-Mannon!

-Yeah...he is a good man.

♪

-Stay tuned for scenes
from next week's "Gunsmoke."

♪