Brand of the Devil (1944)

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Machine transcription of the Archive copy's audio with Whisper large-v3-turbo (temperature 0); the model heard it as en. 538 segments kept, 350 dropped as the kind of hallucination the model produces over music and silence. Each timestamp links to the Archive's player at that second. This has not been checked against the film and can be wrong.

1:17 I. I.
1:34 Next semester.
1:38 Okay.
1:41 A good pint there, boy.
1:45 Amen.
1:53 Any work in these parts for a man who's not too particular what he does?
1:57 I wouldn't be known.
2:01 A lot of matter Brandon might be good and around Mr. I know.
2:06 I still say I wouldn't be knowing.
2:23 Hello, Bill. Hello. Have a drink? All right.
2:26 I just got into a bunch of pretty fair work.
2:30 Like to make a deal.
2:33 But why is striking among them?
2:35 He's worth what I'm asking.
2:37 Why don't you come out to my place and take a look at it?
2:40 Thanks, Duke.
2:41 I like to do my horse trading in daylight.
2:43 When I'm sure I can see the brands.
2:47 You bring the stallion in.
2:49 Put him in my table and I'll make a deal in the morning.

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2:51 Prime.
2:53 Come on.
3:07 I'm going to go.
3:22 Lucky, lucky, lucky folks here. Look at that fancy brand of brands that can't be changed.
3:30 Ah, take a look at that, Bram, my friend. Look at the curlicues there. Ah, you got something there, friend? Hey, here is... There's my butterfly, friend.
3:40 Rustler's been sleepless nights trying to learn how to change my brand.
3:45 Now, if there's a rustler in the house here, I'd be glad. All right.
3:50 Great.
3:51 Well, no offense.
3:54 But confidentially, I sell more orange to gents who in particular highly use them than I do to the honest ranchers.
4:01 You and I ought to be able to do a little business, stranger. You say your name's Bran? Oh, it's just Bran McGee, that's me.
4:08 Bring your arms over here at the table. I'd like to give them a look. Sir, would you mind letting me have that arms up?
4:14 Oh, my God.
4:33 I'm going to go.
4:38 A woman in the gold age.
4:40 Huh.
4:41 The female maverick with blood in her eye.
4:44 Welcome, lady.
4:45 I've been saving a special bottle for just such an occasion.
4:48 Step up, it's on the house with my compliment. Thanks, but I'm not interested.
4:52 What I want is the man that raided my ranch.
4:55 ran off with some of my horses
4:57 and among them my white stallions.
5:02 And you're the one I'm looking for.
5:04 I'd know you anywhere with that vest.
5:06 Lady, are you accusing me of wrestling your horses? I'm doing just that.
5:10 Now is that friendly, accusing one of my best customers of being a horse thief?
5:15 I was just making a deal on that horse. You're not buying my horse, mister.
5:19 Or any other stock rustled off of my land. What outfit do you own?
5:23 I'm Molly Dawson. I bought the Thompson Ranch.
5:26 But you ain't got a ranch, ma'am. You got a liability.
5:32 You can say that again, too. Since I moved on to that place two months ago, I've had nothing but trouble from rustlers.
5:38 First my cattle taken and now my horses.
5:41 And this man... Him, Miss Dawson.
5:43 I can vouch for one here. They're all hard-working boys. I know them all.
5:48 Except those three strangers who only roll in here tonight.
5:53 Maybe they know something about it.
5:55 Wasn't them, it was you.
5:57 And you're going to give me back my horses and my white stallion. Look, how can I when I haven't got them? You're alive!
6:09 Get out of here!
6:11 The way that I know. Let her along you better go.
6:41 Oh.
7:12 Why, them low-town coyotes coming in here interfering with a man's vision? Well, they ruined my .45. See, I've got irons to sell. Shut up!
7:28 Barnall.
7:29 Look.
7:36 I'm going to go.
7:43 All right.
7:45 The Devil's brand.
7:54 I'm going to go.
8:03 How did this card get here? I don't know.
8:06 Me neither.
8:07 Well, if one of you didn't put it there, who did?
8:11 Only the four of us know the brand of the devil and what it stands for.
8:15 This is the card we left at the paint job in Cedar Canyon. So you don't think we put the brand of death on ourselves, do you?
8:20 Maybe Brandon Iron McGee did it.
8:22 He took a hand in the face.
8:24 Those other two strangers.
8:27 If it was one of them,
8:29 It means that they've trailed us from Cedar Canyon.
8:31 to put our own brand on us.
8:33 One of us is Mark. Maybe all of us.
8:45 What's that?
8:59 I'll go right out on the port.
9:02 That must be mine now.
9:05 from Molly Brick.
9:06 Hello, Rose. Hello, Henry. This is my housekeeper, Mrs. Plummer. How do you do? My corner, Mr. Wilburne. How are you? Mr. Uh, Wyatt's my name and my friends, M. Steele. Glad to know you, Mr. Wyatt. Mr. Steele. How do you do?
9:20 Mrs. Plummer had me worried.
9:21 Sent some wrestlers run off with some of our horses.
9:24 and the white stallion.
9:25 I'm just starting out, see what happened to you.
9:27 I don't know if Mr. Wyatt hasn't come to my rescue.
9:30 Did you find the orchard?
9:31 No. - You're long in one spot.
9:33 Well, my foreman's offer stands. Any time you want to come to work.
9:43 - Night, Mr. Wilkins. - Good night. - Good night. - Good night, Mr. Wilkins. - Good night. - Good night, ma'am.
10:01 I'll be back.
10:21 I'm going to go.
10:25 A fine mess you made to sing. You wasn't happy busting my job, but you had to darn near ruin my best .45 shooting it out of my hand. Oh, I imagine Captain Wyatt will see that you get a new one. Sure, and things worked out better than we'd hoped.
10:39 Your play put you in solid with Varno Panhandle. In fact, you're one of them.
10:43 I ain't keen about that.
10:45 When they found that card with the Devil's Pitch Forks on it, they all turned green.
10:50 Said it was a mark of death.
10:52 Somebody had a mark.
10:54 And that somebody happens to be three rangers.
10:57 Right.
10:58 Well, it looks like we've not only caught up with the Devil's Brand gang, but we've found out they're doing business the same old way.
11:05 Still rustling. Be nice if we could find that big herd that rustled out of Cedar Canyon.
11:09 That's where you come in, Panhill.
11:11 You stick with him. We'll put up at the hotel and you can check with us there. Yeah, and you better not ride in with us.
11:16 Well, I'll be happy to lose your company just outside of town.
11:27 Yes.
11:49 Morning.
11:50 Marlon.
11:52 Right.
11:55 Did you see who brought that white horse in here? Yeah, a fellow we call Duke wears a leather vest.
12:00 They not only steal the horse, but the sound that goes with them.
12:03 Hey, what are you aiming to do?
12:04 I'll have my horse and ride him home. Oh, I wouldn't do that, lady. Why don't you get the law after the fellow that stole him?
12:10 a lot of good the law does.
12:12 Why, in two months, Russ has taken most of my cattle.
12:15 I've complained. I've even written to the Rangers asking for help. And do they show up?
12:19 They do not.
12:20 From now on, I'm taking the law into my own hands. And if they want to stop me, just let them try it.
12:25 I know just how you feel, lady. I'm always messed up with the law one way or another.
12:31 I wouldn't be surprised.
12:44 I'm going to go.
12:52 Wait a minute.
12:54 What do I have to do to convince you two boys I don't want your business?
12:58 Well, that's the way it is, huh? That's right.
13:00 After last night's little break in a party,
13:02 I think we're all gonna get along better if you two keep out.
13:06 What's the matter? That your boys stand on their feet after a little fight?
13:10 They're standing up all right.
13:15 I'm going to go.
13:27 Hey, hey, Varno.
13:28 The Dauphin girl is getting your horse.
13:32 I'm going to go.
14:38 Get off the horse, Miss Dawson.
14:46 All right, let her go. Put that dog on you.
14:50 You two seem to be mighty interested in other people's business. Just aim and just be fair play, that's all.
14:56 Then you're just in time to see me get back a horse I bought.
14:59 You mean my horse that you brought from this horse thief?
15:02 Think that's her horse? Take a look at that brand.
15:14 Well, from the looks of this, it could be anybody's home.
15:16 Right now it looks as if he'd had two different irons.
15:20 Are you gonna let them take him?
15:22 Well, there's not much anybody can do unless you can prove he's yours.
15:25 Dave.
15:27 I'd like to give you two a friendly tip.
15:30 Keep out of my business and you'll live longer.
15:33 You know, I didn't like you when I first saw you. And right now, I like you less. Because I think that horse belongs to Miss Dawson. Hold it.
15:49 All right, mister. If that's the way you want it, you'll get it. When I'm ready.
15:55 After that warning, we'll be sure and keep our backs away from you.
15:58 Get going.
16:12 I'm going to go.
16:15 You'll get your horse, Frank. You bet I will.
16:18 But after what's just happened, I can see it won't be through you two.
16:32 Come.
16:44 Well, you might have known Fanhandle had something in mind when he took a swing at you with that iron.
16:49 Got an order for some special brand. Might need some help.
17:05 I'm going to go.
17:14 I'm going to go.
17:25 All right, Bucko, take him back to the stable. Come on in, the rest of you.
17:31 I'm not sure.
17:35 What's the matter with you?
17:41 Haven't I told you to keep out of here as much as possible? I know you're dead, but there's something I've got to tell you.
17:46 That Dawson girl I'm working for is from the Bar and Range. Over in Cedar Key. What? What?
17:52 Are you sure? Certainly I'm sure. She's the niece of Jim Dayton, the guy we know. Oh, shut up.
17:58 Well, you're fighting on that I never would have touched your horses.
18:00 Maybe she's here to put the law on us.
18:02 Yeah. Now, what's the use of taking him to the stable? Barno will just be riding him again.
18:08 I'm going to loosen the cinch and just let them rest. Well, that's what I always do.
18:19 Amen.
18:50 How are you?
18:51 Have you seen a ghost?
18:52 Come in here, you'll see one too.
18:58 Take a look at that.
19:01 Where'd you get that?
19:02 Don't get the saddle blanket when I loosen the cinch on that white stallion.
19:06 The Dawson girl was riding that horse.
19:08 Where do we leave this one?
19:10 Left it in the lion's shack at the Barham Ranch when we took care of old Jim Dayton. Say.
19:15 That means she knows who we are. We've got to get out of here or she'll have us all in jail. Not so fast.
19:20 We have a thousand head of cattle hidden in Pinyet Canyon.
19:23 I'm not letting them slip through our fingers.
19:26 Let me think, I'll figure a way out of this.
19:28 How you gonna do it, Barna?
19:31 Yeah.
19:33 Yes, that's it.
19:34 Wilbur?
19:35 We'll need you.
19:36 Some of those special ions that Fancy Brand McGee makes.
19:40 Ripper!
19:41 See if Mr. McGee is out front.
19:43 Bring him in.
19:44 Sure.
20:06 - Hello.
20:08 All right, Pam, we're all alone.
20:10 Did they get onto you? No, they brought over my arms and then just run off with me. I was trying to keep up with them in the wagon, but they went over that way.
20:18 Stay here. We'll be back.
20:20 I'm going to go.
20:26 I'm sorry.
20:31 Come on.
20:34 I
20:38 Mmm...
20:43 Hey!
20:49 What's going on down there?
20:51 That's what I'm interested in finding out.
20:54 They wouldn't happen to be any friends of yours, would they?
20:56 Well, we can tell you better after we get a look.
21:01 Mm.
21:04 We wouldn't be knowing any of them.
21:07 Whoever they are, they're busy with a hot iron. That cattle they're working on happens to be mine.
21:13 *mimics*
21:14 I'm Jeff Palin.
21:15 My ranch adjoins the old Thompson's place, the one that the Dawson girl bought.
21:20 They're not sure it looks like they're down there bossing the rustlers.
21:23 Kind of bad business for a girl to get mixed up in.
21:25 It looks like we're all right.
21:28 Ever since you moved all that place, he would have moved from cattle.
21:31 But they're not going to get away with any of my stocks.
21:33 You'd be doing me a favor if you keep an eye on them while I go to town for the sheriff.
21:37 You'd be glad to.
21:43 Grrrr!
21:45 Hmm.
21:54 Looks like Molly Dawson's kind of giving us the runaround.
21:57 Yeah, it sure does, all right.
22:00 I think we'd better get her and find out just what...
22:02 I'm going to go.
22:32 I don't know.
22:50 Nice little game you played, Wilburn. From a distance anybody would say you were Molly Dawson. So you run a few hot irons in case someone does say you gets the blame.
22:58 I'm going to go.
23:10 Why, Tex, that's no way to treat a lady. Why, Wilbur, you really embarrassed me the way you came off of that horse head over heels. Oh, no.
23:20 Let's tie him up and put him in the wagon. Yeah, and we'll keep Mr. Wilburn out of sight for the time being. We don't want the sheriff to get his hands on him just yet.
23:27 Storm.
23:33 A group of jolly cowboys discussing plans at ease. There's one, I'll tell you something, if you will listen, please. He is an old cow puncher, and here he's dressed in rags. He used to be a tough one and take on great big jack. But he has got a homeboy, the good one you all know. Although he has not seen it since long ago.
24:03 He's going back to Dixie's Moor to see them all, other when the work's all done this fall. That very night this cowboy went out to stand his guard. The night was dark and cloudy and storming very hard. The cattle, they got frightened and lushed while stampede. The cowboy tried to hit them a-riding at full speed.
24:33 And he said, "Well, how lovely did he shout? Trying his best to hit him and turn the herd about. His saddle horse did stumble and on him did fall. Now he won't see his mother when the work called on the fall."
24:56 What do you want me to do with Wilburn? Drive into town the back way and keep hitting until we get back. Yeah, and be sure and keep him out of sight.
25:04 I
25:33 I
25:38 Howdy, Miss Marley.
25:40 It's a neighbor of yours, Jeff Palin.
25:42 Miss Dawson.
25:44 How are you?
25:45 Well, not so good to tell you the truth.
25:48 I saw some rustlers on my place today and one of them looked like you.
25:53 Well, it wasn't me, Mr. Palin.
25:55 I wouldn't know how to rustle cattle.
25:57 No.
25:59 Well, when we rode up, I noticed your horse outside was pretty powerful head up.
26:03 What I gave him?
26:05 I've been riding fence. Someone cut my wires last night.
26:08 Mr. Palin says he has witnesses to back up his charge.
26:11 Have you got anything to say to that?
26:14 Well, Mr. Palin and his witnesses need glasses to see with.
26:17 I've been fixing myself since daylight.
26:24 Well Sheriff, these are the two men with me when I saw her wrestling my cattle. Is that right? Well, we saw some wrestling all right. But we wouldn't be too sure it was Miss Dawson here. Of course you couldn't be sure.
26:36 How could I be riding five miles of fence and at the same time be rustling cattle on some other ranch? Well, I'm sure.
26:43 Well, maybe she can prove she was riding fences, she says. She couldn't be in two places at one time. Sheriff, I know she was with that gang of rustlers.
26:50 Listen.
26:50 Other parts of the country have had women at the head of a gang of rushers. Why shouldn't she be?
26:55 Well, what are you waiting for, Parker?
26:57 Well, it's up to you, Jeff.
27:00 Guess you'd better come along with us, Miss Dawson.
27:03 You two are a great help. First you let them take my horse from me and now you help them to arrest me for cattle rustling.
27:11 It's locked.
27:15 I want to talk to you two later at the jail. Ah, we were figuring on coming into town anyway, Sheriff. Yeah, jails always did interest us.
27:38 I'm going to go.
27:46 I'm going to go.
27:53 I'm going to go.
28:10 I'm going to go.
28:44 Right.
28:45 There's Brandon Arne McGee.
28:48 It's a good thing we didn't take him with us. He's never gotten away in that wagon of years. Yeah.
28:53 - Hey.
28:54 There they are alone.
28:56 Looks like woman gave him a run for her money.
28:58 Made it too.
29:08 Hey, you're sure lucky you didn't go with us. Lucky nothing. I was minding my own business when they darn near grabbed me.
29:16 Well, I'll be a war-eyed told if it ain't the Sheriff.
29:20 He's got Molly Dawson.
29:27 Come out there, quick.
29:29 I'm going to go.
29:36 What are the charges, Sheriff?
29:38 Horse stealing?
29:40 No, cattle rustling. And I might add, Varno, it's the beginning of the fall roundup.
29:45 Oh, my God.
30:06 I'm
30:10 Looks like they're gonna try and make that charge against Miss Dawson's stake.
30:14 Yeah.
30:15 What do you think we ought to do?
30:18 Well, wait a pine handle gets away from those buzzards.
30:20 You give us the load, then.
30:21 *knock*
30:27 Riding 20 miles out of my way getting here. Forget it.
30:30 Come on inside, all of you.
30:34 Because after dark...
30:35 One of us has got a little job to do.
30:51 McGee?
30:53 Your iron did all right for the boys today.
30:57 I'll have some more work for you in a day or two.
31:01 Here's a little extra for you.
31:09 Waiting for you.
31:13 Amen.
31:25 Like I told you a little while ago.
31:28 One of us has a job to do.
31:32 We cut the cards to see which one gets it.
31:56 Loman takes it on.
31:58 Understood.
31:59 local
32:00 Suit me. Go ahead.
32:14 Deuce's face.
32:16 Looks like I'd do it.
32:18 What's the job?
32:20 That lets you two boys out.
32:22 From here on it's between Bucko and myself.
32:25 All right.
32:29 I
32:34 Well...
32:36 Those two strangers that made a play in here last night with the Dawson girl
32:40 and stepped in on our branding today are Rangers.
32:43 I've never seen one before. Well, if they are, then one of them could have left the devil's brand.
32:50 But...
32:51 How'd they get on our trail?
32:53 What do you think?
32:55 The Dawson girl.
32:57 That's your job tonight.
32:59 Silence her once and for all.
33:01 Get it?
33:02 Make sure she's not alive tomorrow to talk to those angels.
33:07 Oh, but why not?
33:09 I don't mind taking care of a man, but...
33:13 I couldn't shoot a woman locked in a cell.
33:16 Are you forgetting you have a cut in that 100,000 in the safe?
33:19 The Rangers like to get their hands on that too.
33:22 Yeah, I know.
33:24 I just couldn't shoot a woman.
33:28 I wouldn't mind taking care of those two Yuko Rangers. I'll blast them right now if you say so.
33:34 Oh, but a woman.
33:39 Get out.
33:40 *Gunshot*
33:46 I'll do it myself.
34:08 I'm going to go.
34:25 I
34:32 I'm going to go.
34:41 Why that's Henry Wilbur.
34:42 Sure it is.
34:43 And he's dead.
34:45 How do you get in here? Those two strangers brought them in.
34:47 identified themselves as Rangers.
34:50 Nothing for me to do, but put them in there.
34:52 They took the Dawson girl with him.
34:54 So they have company for him in a day or so.
34:57 Beats me why anybody would want to kill Wilbur.
35:00 Rangers said that cattle rustling wasn't his worst crime, though. Well, I wouldn't be knowing that that much about it.
35:17 Well, I won't have to look far for Wilburn's killer.
35:21 All we have to do is find the Devil's Brain Gang.
35:25 That card proves that they've moved in here.
35:28 Ever seen one like that?
35:30 At the same card the gang used around Cedar Canyon whenever they pulled a job there.
35:36 Yeah, we've heard of them.
35:37 Well, with the Rangers here, it won't take long to put an end to them.
35:41 You'd better come along with me and see if we can find them.
35:46 I'm going to go.
35:53 Hey, I just heard about Wilbur. It's too bad.
35:58 Too bad for those star packers that put them in that cell. Yeah, sure, yeah. Here I am. Look at him.
36:06 Say, how do we know but what he and what of them? Well, we'll soon find out now that the other two are out in the open.
36:12 Well, if he is a ranger, we'll take care of him along with the other two.
36:58 Varno.
37:06 Take a look.
37:13 and
37:17 You and I are working together.
37:19 Three ranges.
37:20 Yeah, just waiting to get us.
37:22 It's gonna be the other way. Get them first.
37:25 You take Brandon and you know our plan.
37:27 You'll tell the Rangers.
37:28 When they walk into our trap, that'll be their finish.
37:31 Duke.
37:32 This is the way you'll bait the trap.
37:33 You better leave us, Panhandle. Your friend Bucko hasn't taken his eyes off of us since you got here.
37:37 See what their next move is and let us know. Sure.
37:47 Hey, Buckle.
37:49 I'm
37:52 I
37:55 Yes.
38:15 Those two rangers in town, things are getting warm.
38:19 We've got enough cattle now to pull out.
38:22 Get word to the boys of the herd.
38:24 Tell them we'll meet them at the old cabin in the Cottenwoods.
38:26 Yeah, but Verno...
38:28 Some of them cattle have got fresh brands on them.
38:31 Do as I say.
38:33 All right.
38:34 You're the boss.
38:36 I'm
38:50 We've got them dead to rights. The whole kit and caboodle. What are they up to?
38:53 They know you're rangers and they're moving out with the cattle.
38:56 Where are they getting together? We want the herd as well as them. Well, Varno told them to get word to the boys with the stock to meet them at the cabin in the old cottonwoods.
39:03 So Mr. McGee is a ranger.
39:06 Smart one, too.
39:07 Fell for a trap hook line and sinker.
39:10 Hey.
39:11 This easy.
39:12 If they're fixing to move, they may take a last shot at Miss Dawson. Most likely blame her for our being here. You better get out to the ranch and stand by. We'll take care of the cattle situation.
39:27 I'm not.
39:37 Hey, Joe.
39:51 Bucco, get out to the cabin and take care of those Rangers. Duke, you come with me. We'll pick up a couple of the boys and this time we'll make sure that that Dawson girl don't bother us anymore.
40:00 I'm going to go.
40:08 Well, there ain't nothing about. The boy will be back soon.
40:11 That sounds like them coming now.
40:15 I'm going to go.
40:20 No, it ain't. It's Varno.
40:25 Hey, what are you up there all now?
40:59 Wait a minute. Why should you take this chance? I told you. You've got to identify a warrant. Take some Jim and catch him. Come on.
41:24 Get that ranger.
41:29 I'm.
42:13 But.
42:24 Rick.
42:35 Get that, Grant.
42:40 *thud*
42:44 What's the idea? Don't you like company?
42:47 That's why the reception, Rangers.
42:50 Oh.
42:51 So you know who we are.
42:53 George, how far do you think you're going to get with this?
42:56 Well, far enough that you're not going to cause me any loss of sleep.
43:00 Now get over there and face the wall.
43:07 I'm going to go.
43:24 Come here.
43:35 I
43:42 Well...
43:44 You're going to have company.
43:58 Even the brand of the devil around gave you away.
44:02 Gave you away too, Varno. In fact, it brought us here. Yeah, and there's a company of rangers following along behind it.
44:08 They won't find me when they get here. Two, three won't be of much help to them.
44:13 We'll get the water out of the painted canyons. When we get them underway, I'll double back and take care of things at the swoon.
44:19 I'll see you over the line. All right.
44:21 Say.
44:23 What am I going to do with these Rangers?
44:26 You've got slugs for your gun, haven't you?
44:29 You should. Well...
44:36 Here.
44:38 Use these.
44:39 Save her then.
44:43 If you run short...
44:45 There's a couple more for you
44:55 I'm going to get right here.
45:08 I'm going to go.
45:13 Well, let me see.
45:16 I'm gonna get rid of. Well, come on. If you're gonna do something, let's get it over with. If there's anything I hate, it's waiting around for something to happen.
45:24 Well, you seem to be in an awful hurry to leave this world. I ain't got no intentions of leaving it.
45:29 You ain't. Not a bit.
45:32 You three will be on your way just as soon as I can make up my mind how to do it.
45:38 I hate to waste lead.
45:40 Well, Bucko, you might drop us down the well.
45:45 I can do that.
45:47 No.
45:48 Well, in the first place, there ain't no water in it, and...
45:51 Second place, I ain't got a well.
45:53 That's too bad.
45:54 Uh...
45:55 How about hanging it?
45:58 Yeah.
46:00 No.
46:01 I ain't got enough rules. Oh, you can use these rules.
46:05 That's an ID. Government.
46:10 Oh, no, you don't.
46:12 I'm too smart for that.
46:15 I've got to do a little more thinking.
46:18 Mm-hmm.
46:19 Yeah.
46:24 Relax.
46:39 This will help me faint.
46:46 Okay.
46:50 Amen.
46:56 Hey partner that's a little bit out of tune isn't it.
46:59 Yeah, it was a little sour.
47:12 Can't you do something besides just plug that thing? You know any tune?
47:16 Yeah.
47:17 Hold open bucket.
47:19 How about the high old paint?
47:22 Oh I reckon I could follow it. Why do you think?
47:25 Well, I can try it.
47:26 What is it?
47:29 Log buddy, come.
47:40 Goodbye, old paint, I'm a-leaving Cheyenne. Goodbye, old paint, I'm a-leaving Cheyenne. I'm a-leaving Cheyenne. I'm off to Montana. Goodbye, old paint, I'm a-leaving Cheyenne.
48:10 Goodbye, my little pinto. I'm leaving Cheyenne. I'm leaving Cheyenne. I'm off to Montana. Goodbye, old thing. I'm leaving Cheyenne.
48:35 Oh!
48:43 We're going to leave you here for safe keeping, Bucko, but you can be sure of one thing, we'll be back for you.
48:49 And that's more than you can say for your pal Varno, or for any part of that dough you've got coming from his face.
48:56 Oh, no.
48:58 Do you really think Barnard double-crossed me?
49:01 - Well hey.
49:05 Do you? If you ever get a look inside that safe, you'll find out, if he ever does.
49:17 And don't you worry about all those cattle in the Painted Canyon.
49:21 We'll take care of them.
49:28 Now that we know where the cattle are, I know a shortcut into that canyon. We'll take it and hope Molly Dawson gets to the sheriff in time for help. I think we're going to need it.
50:03 Get down there and give him a hand, Duke.
50:15 We can we get them underway and across the line better for all of us. You said it, Varno.
50:46 Looks like they've got us outnumbered. We can ride straight into them with plenty of lead. That'll start a stampede. What's wrong with that?
51:26 Well the cattle are on the run.
51:36 Yeah. And so is final.
52:01 I'm going to go.
52:35 I'm not.
52:40 Hey, we're getting out of town now.
52:42 Do it.
52:42 Get a saddlebag to put everything in.
52:46 I
52:52 We'd better walk from here.
52:59 This will be the first thing those Rangers look into.
53:04 Get the explosives in the back room. Hurry, quick, we have much time.
53:08 Why, no, I don't get it.
53:10 When I'm through the safe,
53:13 Whoever opens it will never know what hit him. Oh.
53:19 Here you are.
53:23 Wait a minute.
53:28 Give me a knife.
53:50 All right, reach.
53:52 All of it.
53:59 You've reached the end of the trail. I know you're under arrest.
54:03 For what?
54:05 You have no evidence?
54:07 How are you going to prove a case against me?
54:09 From the look on your face when we came in here the evidence is in that safe.
54:14 Yeah.
54:15 $100,000 of it from the bank in Cedar Canyon.
54:21 Now open it.
54:25 Are you gonna open it?
54:26 Or do we?
54:31 Get back.
54:40 Oh, my God.
55:10 I'm going to go.
55:44 Who blew that safe? I'm afraid that's something none of us will ever be able to answer, Sheriff.
55:49 Well that's two Russland members of the Devil's Brand Gang that won't have to stand trial. Here's one you can take care of.
55:55 Yeah and his friend Bucco's waiting for you out in the cabin.
55:59 Goodbye, old paint, I'm a-leaving Cheyenne. Goodbye, old paint, I'm a-leaving Cheyenne. I'm leaving Cheyenne. I'm off to Montaigne.

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