Renfrew of the Royal Mounted (1937)

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Transcript

Machine transcription of the Archive copy's audio with Whisper large-v3-turbo (temperature 0); the model heard it as en. 533 segments kept, 208 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.

0:01 Wolves feeding us on, saddles and boots jogging along. It's never the thrill, there's letters of skill, we must fulfill. We're mountain, though odds may be one to ten. Willfuls fail, we never will fail to capture. Dangerous lows for everyone knows we say.
0:31 We'll have to win. Our will won't win. An honor we must defend. Our job may be tough. We'll call any bluff. We'll stick to the very end. Proud of the code that we wear. For the singer to share. The work of Montednets.
0:48 will they stay long with the minions that all summer we hope how's the fishing well i hate to boast about our country go ahead it'll seem like home we're from california oh is that so
1:18 Hell, it just happens that I love boosting. See that truck?
1:26 Say, Duke, do you mind if this gentleman has a look? Not a bit there in the back. I didn't bring money this time.
1:33 Rainbow trout.
1:48 In case you feel like passing it over.
1:51 You know, you're going to turn into a throt someday. Thanks.
2:19 Have any trouble? No, it's getting so easy on the same to draw my salary. Which one this time? That one, Mark Riviera Club.
2:48 Turn on the steam.
3:19 Nice idea, eh? Carrying hot money on ice. Yeah. Where do you expect us to pass this kind of money? You're doing all right.
3:41 I'll see for a three seven counterfeiters
3:44 Bronson, Nolan, Carroll...
3:46 Charles Nolan, alias Dreamy Nolan, a clever passer. Angel Carroll, a killer with a dangerous criminal record. James Bronson and Graver served five years, violated parole by...
3:58 Constable Jameson.
4:00 Have these placed aboard a plane flown to harbor.
4:04 And, uh, Constable McDonald.
4:09 Yes, Inspector.
4:16 Motorbikes. Confounded contraptions.
4:21 This looks like quite a case, Mac.

513 more segments

4:24 I know my boy Tommy is going to be thrilled when I tell him that we're working with the G-Men.
4:29 By the way,
4:30 Ren proves due back in a couple of days, you might pass him on your way north.
4:33 Well, if I miss him, you can be sure he'll show up for the picnic.
4:36 I hear that he's making a special meat sauce for the barbecue. Barbecue sauce.
4:40 I wish that young man would make up his mind to either be a great chef or a grand opera warbler
4:46 or just a plain sergeant of the mountain.
4:48 Still, he manages to do pretty well for the department.
4:50 That's what puzzles me.
4:52 How a man can fool away his time in so many different things and still make a record for arrest.
4:57 But you can't figure out that fellow.
5:00 Oh yeah.
5:01 Take these and put them through your district, Mac. Yes, sir. Anything else? That's all. Good luck.
5:10 The world's very end. Crowds have come everywhere. Each one is eager to share. The work of mountain men.
5:20 Galloping wolves feeding a song.
5:24 Saddles and boots jogging along.
5:28 Each day with a thrill. We're fighters of skill. We know we must fulfill.
5:36 We're mountain men.
5:40 We'll follow the trail we never will fail to capture. Dangerous laws for everyone knows we say. Get a man despite any plan, he'll have to win. A will won't end, an honor we must defend. Our job may be tough, we'll call any bluff, we'll stick to the very end. Proud of the coat that we wear, but it's eager to share.
6:22 It's almost done now. All it needs is some of that wonderful sauce Renfrew's going to make. It'll have to be good. That famous cook from the lodge is coming a hundred miles to beat Renfrew. Oh, Renny can beat anybody at anything.
6:38 Isn't that lovely? Oh, you did it. I want to help Granny.
7:08 Proud of the coat that we wear. Each one is thinking to share. The word from Mountain Man.
7:29 Hello, John.
7:32 Hello, Renfrew. We were afraid you mightn't get here. Oh, we couldn't miss. We've been smelling that venison for miles.
7:38 Hello, Rennie. Why, hello, Tommy. Quite an honor to be noticed by a G-man.
7:51 Smell this. Ooh, what's that? That's to go in the hotel cook's sauce. Why, Tommy, that wouldn't be sporting.
8:00 See, you'll never grow up to be a Mountie. I don't want to be a Mountie. I want to be a G-man.
8:08 Well, I think I'll go over there and cook up some of that sauce.
8:13 By the way, where's my opponent in the sauce-making contest? Best sauce-maker in the world. So it is you who is pedging me, huh? My friend, Randy, the police.
8:26 Hello, George. Hello, George. How are you? So you realize me, huh? The most best sauce-maker in the world. Ah, my friend, Randy, I'm so sorry for you.
8:38 Now I allow you to whip from the contest. Oh, not without tossing a few pickles and chutney around here. Pickles? Chutney? I come a hundred miles in the lodge and you talk pickles, chutney. Look, here. I have a new important rod, important from England. One hundred. Hardy, I envy you. I show you how it works. It works just like my sauce. It's got what you call oomph.
9:07 Look.
9:08 Here. Don't do that, George. You're liable to catch somebody. Here, I'll show you.
9:17 Oh, this is a beauty, George.
9:21 I beg your pardon. Hey, you!
9:35 That's pretty good. You catch 120 pounds in the first time.
9:38 Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. Hold this, George.
9:43 New uniform, Tina. What do you think you're trying to do? I beg your pardon. I was just showing my friend how to fish. I always imagined people did that in oceans or rivers or lakes or... Well, it was some kind of water. Let me apologize and invite you to our picnic. Sorry. I'm waiting for someone. We're starting north. Well, invite him, too. Your husband? My father. Well, splendid.
10:08 - Splendid. - Oh, I mean, I get along much better with fathers than with husbands. Hey, Rennie! Come, they want you to mix the sauce. - Right you are, son. - Don't run. You're a little boy.
10:26 Oh, let's see.
10:28 Oh wait, you see what I bake, sir. Hey, Wendy! Come on, let me eat. Quiet! Quiet! Please!
10:35 Quiet, please. It is an art to mix this sauce.
10:38 This recipe I got from the king of my country!
10:41 Yes, and I got mine for barbecue bill just before he died. Oh, that's too bad.
10:46 From indigestion.
11:16 A part of a hat. Mix together and eat your fill, said old Barbecue Bill. A little of this. A little of that. A piece about you. A part of a hat. Mix together and eat your fill, said old Barbecue Bill. He knew how to make a chop suey that really was hard to beat. And though it looked messy and gooey, for Monty's it was a treat.
11:46 I'm a little of this one.
12:16 Oh, Barbary's you, Bill.
12:30 Wonderful country, Canada. You get used to it.
12:35 I was lucky in getting the job of drawing the advertising folder for the lodge.
12:40 You think they'll like my first catch? I wouldn't know, pal.
12:46 Well, here we are.
12:55 Pretty swell place, eh? All our guests are in the social register. Everything's deluxe.
13:05 Yes, sir. Lovely day, isn't it? Have you a Miss Virginia Bronson registered here? She's my daughter. She hasn't arrived yet, Mr. Bronson.
13:19 But there's someone waiting to see you right there in the office.
13:30 Yes.
13:32 Come in.
13:39 We'll finish this later, sister.
13:44 Hello, Mr. Bonson.
13:46 Glad to see you. Colonel, how are you? Just get in? That's fine. Certainly is good to see you again. Yes, sir.
13:54 You're looking a little pale, but a few days in this wonderful climate of ours.
13:58 I'll change you so that nobody will know that you spent five years indoors. I didn't know that you were connected to this place, Angel. I thought that... You were supposed to do a little drawing. That's what I was told.
14:08 Well, I guess...
14:13 Don't go running away.
14:15 The head man told me to meet you.
14:16 I should have known there'd be a trick to an offer like this.
14:19 Of course, you're the manager. No, wish I was.
14:23 I only work here.
14:24 told him about you and he said he was willing to give you a chance
14:27 You better look your quarters over before you say anything. They're in the next building.
14:31 Luke here will take you over and I'll be over in a minute.
14:39 I'm going to go.
14:46 And here's where our guests have their trout frozen for shipping.
14:55 All right, I'll take him from here, Duke. Okay. Come on, Bonson. You see, this is what we sort of use for a shipping room. Over here is the office that you're going to work in.
15:05 Stop right there.
15:10 Need another old friend.
15:11 You remember Nolan, don't you?
15:13 Dreamy always said you were a great artist.
15:17 Hello, Nolan.
15:21 *laughs*
15:23 Hello, Mr. Bronson. What did I tell you? I dream about Michelangelo, the great artist. And what did we get? A great artist!
15:30 Tell me there's nothing in dreams.
15:32 Are we glad to see you. Look at what we were calling an engraving. I don't want to look at it.
15:37 It's no use, Carol.
15:38 Why do you think we sent for you?
15:40 Where I'm loading the last batch by canoe.
15:43 I figure you can fix these up in no time at all.
15:46 See, our last artist wasn't so hot.
15:48 Where is he now?
15:50 He got the shooting over his mouth.
15:52 We had to get rid of them.
15:54 Yeah, yeah, I left.
15:55 He went away.
15:57 And that's just what I'm doing. I'm meeting my daughter and leaving here right away. Wait a minute.
16:02 Your daughter isn't coming here.
16:04 What have you done with her? Oh, she's all right.
16:06 We just sent her a message to the sidetracker until we can talk to you.
16:10 We'll send for her if everything's okay. I see. And when she gets here expecting me to start a new life, she'll find me back at this.
16:17 That's the way to talk.
16:19 I knew you wouldn't pass up a chance to land on your feet again.
16:21 Take it easy.
16:23 We'll have your daughter here in a couple of days. Just relax.
16:26 I said take it easy. Wait a minute. Don't do that. Do what?
16:30 You dream here again. He won't make any trouble.
16:33 William, Mr. Bronson.
16:36 That's it.
16:38 Relax.
16:42 When you deliver that goldfish, take this to the girl.
16:45 It's from her father.
16:46 Then take the south fork and come through the lake.
16:49 And be sure nobody's following you.
16:50 Sheep booty girl? What's that to you?
17:11 HATE!
17:13 Police charge!
18:28 I'm going to go to the next one.
18:31 Oh, hey.
18:53 men by the finding of a counterfeit banknote under the body
18:57 that the consul was killed by a member of the ring we are seeking.
19:01 it may be one of these three men whose pictures you have
19:05 and maybe some of our own countrymen
19:07 eating it.
19:08 At any rate, we stand challenged by a dangerous gang.
19:11 who have adopted methods very rare in the Dominion.
19:15 It must be your resolve.
19:18 to meet this challenge with every resource at your command.
19:22 to leave no task unfinished
19:24 No trail unfollowed.
19:27 to avenge the death of Constable McDonald.
19:29 My daddy! Daddy! Daddy!
19:36 Yes.
19:38 All right.
19:41 Steady, boy.
19:43 Take it easy, partner.
19:47 - Is it ill, fella?
19:51 I'm so proud of you today, little son.
20:01 For you've such a taking way, little son.
20:09 From your tiny little head, to the feet that lightly tread.
20:20 There's a glory round you, dear, little son.
20:31 Become a man, little son.
20:39 Childhood years are but a small little sun. Many tasks await for you, but I know you'll see them all.
21:03 And God keep you to the end, middle son.
21:25 My daddy used to...
21:27 Should we be there?
21:30 I know, Tommy.
21:33 When I grow up,
21:35 I want to be just like him.
21:38 We mustn't let anyone know what happened until the force gets a chance to work.
21:43 Well, I have to leave now.
21:47 Good night, Tommy.
21:48 Goodnight.
22:25 Oh!
22:27 What do you want?
22:31 Your father, he sent this. He said, "Meet him there."
22:50 Told him whole lot? Well, did he get the job?
22:53 He say not talk.
22:56 What's the matter? Is there anything wrong?
22:58 He's saying not talk.
23:48 - You still following up there? - I think so. Yes, I just caught sight of him again.
23:58 All day he tailed us. That's bad. What's the difference? Father and I haven't done anything wrong. Not afraid of the police.
24:13 This time he no bothers. Stop there. Put that gun down.
24:18 Put it down!
25:08 I didn't have time to say hello before.
25:36 Nice day.
25:38 don't you think? Well, now that you mention it, perhaps we better have fire. Thanks for everything.
25:54 Who is it?
25:56 Outdoor service.
25:58 Anything for the dry cleaner today, ma'am? Oh, yes, just a minute. Come round to the back door.
26:08 *whistling*
26:11 Thanks for the service.
26:13 I don't know what you'd do without me.
26:16 Lucky thing for you I haven't long.
26:18 Yes, wasn't it?
26:20 How did it happen? I told you before the canoe tipped over canoe tipped over
26:28 I've got to have more information before I can make out my report.
26:31 I think you said your name was, uh, Bronson?
26:34 Virginia Bronson, private secretary.
26:39 Sounds like a sensible name.
26:41 Girl, your age is no better than to stand up in a canoe.
26:45 By the way, what is your age?
26:47 Well, I was changing places with the guide.
26:50 Refuses to state age. Nineteen going on twenty. Let's split the difference and make it twenty-one.
26:59 Rap old age.
27:01 Wonder you ever reached it.
27:02 When you hire such a guide...
27:05 Why?
27:07 You told him to take you north and he was going the other way.
27:12 Well, then he won't be much lost.
27:16 Where were you going to join your father?
27:21 Why Harper?
27:22 I see.
27:23 There's a few more questions, but I think I can answer them.
27:27 The color of hair.
27:30 Brown.
27:32 Color of eyes.
27:34 Blue.
27:36 Wait. Wait. About a hundred and forty. A hundred and ten and not another ounce.
27:44 I ought to know. I had to carry you.
27:47 but my clothes were ringing wet.
27:49 Water weighs a lot.
27:51 If they were made out of blotting paper.
27:55 I don't think I can allow you more than four ounces.
28:00 Oh.
28:03 Say, aren't you going to eat any more? Uh-uh. If I did, I would weigh 140 pounds. Oh, boy, I wish George were here to listen to that compliment.
28:12 You know, one of these days I'm going up to the totem pole lodge and I'm really going to show him how to cook. Did you say totem pole lodge?
28:18 Yes, that's his stamping ground.
28:20 Ah, great fellow, George.
28:22 Barrel of fun.
28:24 Well, I'd better get down here and...
28:26 Get some water so we can clean up these dishes.
28:34 What's that?
28:38 Oh, I guess that's just, uh, she walked.
28:41 I imagine she's trying to be one of Lightning's lady friends.
28:45 But he's much too loyal to be lured away.
28:49 *whistling*
28:50 Hey, come back here, Lightning.
28:53 Lightning knows that one. She's always trying to lure him away from Judy. Yeah, but he's a good policeman. He doesn't let a thing like that interfere. Right.
29:03 Steady.
29:04 Now, don't blame him for being nervous. I feel the same way in the city.
29:12 *whistling*
29:19 Wonderful place here, Echo Glenn.
29:21 - You ever hear it? - No. Then listen.
29:25 Hello?
29:27 Hello!
29:30 Do it again.
29:32 Can you hear me?
29:35 Will you help me?
29:38 again would you even doubt an echo uh-huh
29:42 Uh-huh, nothing.
29:43 The Indians think a great spirit lives here.
29:45 The dead souls answer from beyond.
29:49 Maybe. Maybe. I'll prove it to you.
29:53 Hello, great spirits!
29:55 Can you hear me?
29:59 Double cross.
30:09 They are all mounted men like you. I mean, I always imagined there were grim fellows always following their line of duty. A kind who would arrest their own grandmothers. Oh, you've been reading books.
30:20 Not more than a dozen or so mounted men arrested their own grandmother last year.
30:24 Well, how nice of them.
30:30 Matter of fact, I suppose we're just ordinary fellas doing our job.
30:36 Like being a private secretary.
30:38 Only our job takes us away from places where we hear radios and sets us down where nature does its own broadcasting.
30:52 *whistling*
31:09 You mind if I turn in? I'm tired.
31:11 I don't seem to be able to keep this up.
31:13 like you.
31:15 I'm sorry.
31:16 You have such a big trip ahead to reach Harper.
31:20 I think you said, Harper...
31:21 Yes.
31:23 Good night.
31:25 Night.
32:09 *Rainful sound*
32:27 *Ding*
32:48 Want them to get away
32:50 Deli, this is the place we're hunting for.
32:54 You never tell about women, Lightning.
32:56 Saved their life and they steal your horses.
33:16 Don't stop now.
33:17 Here.
33:19 I can't do anymore. The light hurts my eyes.
33:22 You're doing great, pal.
33:23 We just ran off a batch of the first plate.
33:25 Well, they're banker specials.
33:27 I dreamed last night they turned the men over to us. Shut up.
33:31 You finish up that $10 plate and you'll be on easy street. Why should I believe you?
33:35 You've been holding me a prisoner here. Why hasn't my daughter arrived? Oh, she'll be here. The boss said so. I don't believe you. Who is he? Why haven't I seen her? Oh, you fool.
33:46 You're crazy enough to ruin everything.
33:48 One more crack out of you and I'll let you have it. Hey, what's going on here? Cut him!
33:54 What are you having, a rashling of matches?
33:57 Maybe I buy a ticket, huh?
33:59 This guy Bronson's gone nuts.
34:01 Who's the nuts?
34:02 Is that the way to talk to an artist?
34:05 I'm a please to meet in your George Polish I suppose
34:10 After you eat my boulevard, you suppose I'm police?
34:14 My friend, I am a police.
34:17 We are great artists.
34:19 Here, sit down.
34:20 Sit down before you fly off the hands.
34:23 When they go to make money like Uncle Sam's,
34:26 I get the best.
34:27 For the best passer, I got no loan.
34:30 for the best bumper offer
34:33 I got caro!
34:35 And for the best engraver,
34:37 I got you.
34:38 I'm quitting. My nerves are all unstrung. I wouldn't be of any use to you in a way.
34:44 Well, what do you talk is a nonsense? Perhaps you can tell me when I may see my daughter.
34:51 For this, attend the floor.
34:52 I saw them down at the barbecue.
34:54 Maybe he get delayed because he knifed at Constable McDonald, eh?
34:59 That's bad killing mounted men.
35:01 They don't suspect us. I am a good friend with the police. I mean, it's bad for us. He might get hard to handle.
35:07 I guess a good number one bumper offer can handle him.
35:10 Now don't you worry.
35:12 I sent a couple of men after this Indian guide,
35:14 And I have your daughter here in one shooks of Lampstead.
35:25 I told you before you couldn't get away with it and I meant it. But no, you had ideas.
35:32 You wanted to be the big shot. You double-crossed me, eh?
35:35 You'd wait till we had the dough, then you'd go howling to the law. All right, I'll show you what we do with double-crossers. I'll give you something you won't forget, just like Kelly got.
35:45 And that, little boys and little girls,
35:47 concludes the seventh chapter of our thrilling mystery serial.
35:51 Constable Holley, sir. Sergeant Renfrew, Constable.
35:54 At ease.
35:58 That radio kind of fooled me.
36:00 Nothing like a bit of wireless for excitement, hey?
36:03 It's the only excitement that ever happens around this station.
36:07 Was there something you wanted, sir?
36:09 You didn't by any chance see anything of an Indian and a white girl passing through, did you?
36:13 No, sir.
36:14 Were you following them?
36:16 Since last night.
36:18 Seems longer. Could I get you a spot of tea?
36:21 Woman who cooks for me lives just down the street. Won't take a minute. Thanks.
36:25 I could stand a bite.
36:26 I'll take over your post.
36:28 No need, sir.
36:31 Nothing ever happens here.
36:54 Where you been on a sightseeing trip? Mountie, follow us. Take new trail. Oh.
36:59 No catch me. This is Horace. Yeah? What's his name? I don't know. I just say giddy up.
37:06 Whoa. Wise guy. You got any ideas, sister?
37:14 Yes, his name is Sergeant Renfrew.
37:23 *thud*
37:32 Come in.
37:37 I'd like to make a report that my car was stolen down at the village.
37:41 But I guess you're not the regular constable.
37:43 No, but I'll take the report.
37:46 I'm Sergeant Renfrew.
37:55 I'm out.
38:38 Lightning!
38:39 Lightning!
38:41 Come on, get in there!
38:45 I said, what's been going on here?
38:48 Put it right down there, Constable, and take a look at this.
38:52 I say, what's this all about? New counterfeit.
38:55 The ink isn't even dry.
38:57 Charge them with possession and...
38:59 Disturbing the peace.
39:01 You'll find something in the rule book.
39:04 Have you a magnifying glass?
39:06 Magnifying glass.
39:08 Oh, sorry, I lent it to the Boy Scout troop.
39:10 to start fires in the forest or whatever they do.
39:16 Now then, what's your names?
39:18 I'm afraid we can't help you, pal.
39:21 You mean you don't know your own identity?
39:24 Yeah, there's lots of days you feel you're not yourself.
39:28 American humor, eh?
39:31 Well, I'll guarantee you won't feel yourself for years.
39:37 I say, what's that you're looking through?
39:40 Homemade magnifier.
39:42 Paper clip, loop one end, drop a butter.
39:45 Forms a perfect lens.
39:46 Law of nature.
39:48 That's House Polanzi discovered the microscope.
40:05 I've got it.
40:10 Constable, have you a plane here in the station? No, sir.
40:14 Then I'll telephone one from headquarters.
40:17 Station 57, please.
40:19 Station 57.
40:21 Let's go.
40:51 Oh, my God.
41:02 He looks like he's hurt, doesn't he?
41:09 Why, the only thing to mount the plane is attack. Just one side, please, one side, please. I'll take charge of this if you don't mind me. Excuse me. Why, he seems to be dazed.
41:22 Why, he's an aviator? He's a mounted policeman.
41:26 I knew something like this would happen. Last night I dreamed a hawk got some chickens. Shut up. I just had a crash. Maybe it won't get well. Stop shattering one of my... Thanks. I guess I'm still all in one package. What's more here? What's more? Please, one of my notes. Please, one of my notes. One of my...
41:48 Why, hello, Randy. Hello, George. Why, this is my very good friend, folks. Sergeant Renfro, the most crazy guy next to me. Why don't you tell me you're going to drop in this way upside behind, huh? Next time I will, George. Maybe you can furnish me with a pillow.
42:06 Now you're here safe and sound, we fix up more fun, more big barbecue, more fish, huh? I'm sorry, George, but I'm on official business. I have to be 100 miles north by night.
42:18 Get me a plane. You crazy guy. You can't fly no more today.
42:22 Well, then get me a car, a motorbike or something. I'm all right. You are going to bed.
42:29 I'll be okay in a few minutes. Give him my room. No, no. I go get the judge of myself.
42:51 *sad music*
43:07 *Loud noise*
43:25 Come on.
43:36 I'm going to go ahead and get it.
43:39 Hey, wait a minute!
45:09 I assure you, my dear, everything is all right.
45:12 I merely have to work away from the hotel sketching.
45:15 But there's nothing to worry about.
45:17 Oh, but there's another thing that puzzles me.
45:20 Well, this man, for instance, who is he? I'm just a friend.
45:24 I work with your father.
45:25 If you don't mind, I'd rather speak to my father alone.
45:28 Why, sure. That is, if Mr. Bronson doesn't need me.
45:32 No, Mr. Carroll, it will not be necessary.
45:35 All right.
45:38 Oh, my God.
45:40 Dad, you're not telling the truth.
45:42 Why do you say that? Because ever since I left Deer River, a mounted policeman's been following me.
45:47 To arrest you.
45:49 He couldn't be after me. It's only your imagination.
45:52 Well, he had a picture of you.
45:54 Luckily, we threw him off the track.
45:57 His name is Sergeant Renfrew.
46:01 I
46:14 seen anything as sergeant run through
46:16 I know.
46:17 He's been following you, hasn't he?
46:19 Yes?
46:21 You know why?
46:22 No, I don't.
46:24 He's after your father, sir. You better be careful.
46:27 Your father's in, uh...
46:29 business again.
46:31 better watch this stuff with rentals
46:33 That's all.
46:51 Why are they moving the printing press? Now, don't you worry. You just finished those ten boxes of plates special. And then I'm leaving.
46:59 Why, sure.
47:01 Sure.
47:02 Don't I tell you personal?
47:04 My word is always a force to class.
47:11 What do you think?
47:13 Perfect.
47:14 The best plate I ever see.
47:17 When we get this stuff up to the other place, we don't worry about nothing.
47:22 Oh, there's still something to worry about.
47:24 What do you think? You know what? I always think about those things.
47:28 the guy didn't want to come in to begin with all right what is the first thing he's going to do
47:31 Try to cover himself up. That is if you let him.
47:35 I don't think we let him.
47:38 Okay.
47:39 Hey, Dreamey!
47:42 3-minute.
47:47 Where'd that guy go?
47:49 That's what I'd like to know.
48:08 Miss Bronson.
48:15 damn virginia i told her what happened mr bronson you'd better not lose any time
48:22 Funny, I thought I saw him headed this way.
48:31 Wait a minute, Dreamy.
48:33 What did I tell you?
48:37 Just saw you with that Brunson girl.
48:41 What were you talking about?
48:43 Nothing. I...
48:44 I was just saying hello. Yeah? Yeah?
48:46 Where'd she go?
48:48 I don't know, I tell you.
48:50 I was just saying hello.
48:55 Uh-huh.
48:57 Huh.
48:59 Maybe it was just to say goodbye.
49:07 I thought I told you to keep undercover. The plate's finished. You promised me I could go then. Why, sure.
49:12 But first we take a look and see if maybe those plates are okay.
49:17 Next time you'll have to get yourself in trouble. I was going crazy all these killings. I'll forget about it. I know.
49:26 What I wanted to say to you is this.
49:30 Next time it'll be good.
49:46 *thud*
49:56 Station 59 headquarters.
49:58 Search 59 headquarters.
50:03 Headquarters, Inspector Nuka, please.
50:07 Inspector Newcomb?
50:12 Hey!
50:13 Ready?
50:15 Oh, hello, George.
50:16 You all right, Rennie? Oh, I'm all right.
50:20 Oh, Rhaeny, lots of trouble today.
50:22 Somebody shoot at Indian guide too!
50:24 Indian guy, eh? Sure. Come on, I'll show you what he is.
50:30 Hello?
50:31 Hello?
50:32 Anybody here?
50:35 That's where you keep the frost of the fishes.
50:39 What's over there?
50:40 Well, that's where to make it the ice.
50:42 Maybe somebody there, huh?
50:44 Come on, we got to take a look.
50:52 All right, Brunson. Come with me. Don't bother to turn around, Benny.
50:59 Think I ought to put my hands up, George?
51:01 Yeah, I think that would be most better.
51:05 Get cattle.
51:07 Feel nervous? Think you need any help?
51:09 Crazy guy.
51:10 What are you gonna poke your nose into my business for?
51:13 Oh, I forgot to tell you, George.
51:15 You're under arrest, and anything you say may be used against you.
51:18 Anything I say now is okay.
51:22 Still, I don't figure how you know that Indian, he...
51:24 Kill that constable McDonald...
51:27 I didn't until now.
51:29 Thanks, Stuart.
51:30 You don't have to worry about him.
51:33 We kill him for you.
51:36 And anybody else who gets in our way.
51:39 It's too bad.
51:41 Yes, it is.
51:42 And I feel sorry for you.
51:44 The Mounties will be here any minute.
51:46 What a mess, isn't she? Don't get through.
51:48 The wires were cut!
52:15 Oh.
52:29 I'm going to go ahead and get the water.
53:13 *gunshot*
53:25 Well, then, that's so bad.
53:37 Oh, you...
53:39 Double across you!
53:40 You're making me think you got enough bullets in that gun.
53:43 That's an old trick, George, and I'm surprised you ever fell for it.
53:47 Yeah, but you'll never be able to use it.
53:49 You're very particular about giving prisoners guns.
53:53 Yeah, but they certainly ought to appreciate your cooking.
54:06 So you got my note? Note? No, but I read the message on the counterfeit bill
54:13 through your magnifier
54:15 Here, take this man.
54:17 Come with me, Jim.
54:21 Oh, my God.
54:32 Get back!
54:34 Oh!
54:35 Don't arrest Dad! They forced him into us! They were gonna kill him! Your father's not under arrest.
54:41 Why, if it weren't for his help, we'd never have known where to come.
54:44 What do you mean?
54:45 Well, he proved his innocence when he engraved the message on the counterfeit bills.
54:50 My heart is calling. The singing wind now seems to tell a tale of love. The river's flowing. The campfire's blowing. The silver moon is shining in the sky above.
55:20 The birds are nesting, the birds are nesting, within my heart contentment like a peaceful dome. So it must be nature's scheme, for everything it seems.
55:49 for
56:08 Mmm.