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The Lawless Frontier (1935)

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  1. 1:23 BANG
  2. 1:29 BANG!
  3. 1:32 I was going behind.
  4. 1:38 BANG!
  5. 1:39 I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
  6. 1:42 I
  7. 1:45 Oh, my God.
  8. 1:49 Oh, my God.
  9. 1:56 What's that?
  10. 2:02 Oh, my God.
  11. 2:04 Oh!
  12. 2:09 Cut!
  13. 2:15 BANG!
  14. 2:22 No.
  15. 2:26 Oh, my God.
  16. 2:32 Yeah.
  17. 2:33 BANG!
  18. 2:36 Get him!
  19. 2:46 Come on.
  20. 2:53 Captain! The pan is a fire! Mama! Splinter! The lasers will turn!
424 more segments
  1. 2:58 Open it.
  2. 3:00 General...
  3. 3:01 - Yeah.
  4. 3:11 Oh, my God.
  5. 3:16 Huh?
  6. 3:20 Over there.
  7. 3:22 Get off her.
  8. 3:23 I'm going to go.
  9. 3:24 up
  10. 3:29 *clap*
  11. 3:32 There!
  12. 3:35 Dan!
  13. 4:33 I'm going to go.
  14. 4:39 This trail had been used for yesterday...
  15. 4:42 I wonder where it is Lee.
  16. 4:45 Underly.
  17. 5:42 - You're home early, Pop? - Yeah.
  18. 5:44 Ain't no need to stagger around out there any longer.
  19. 5:47 The old claims beat it out, Rudy.
  20. 5:50 I reckon we better head for town.
  21. 5:51 Well, that's me, all right.
  22. 5:53 How would you like me to make you some lunch?
  23. 5:54 And am I hungry?
  24. 5:56 Say, I could eat a whole can of beans,
  25. 5:59 Including McCann.
  26. 6:18 One horse!
  27. 6:19 One mule.
  28. 6:20 There is water there. We may need this place.
  29. 6:23 Stay here.
  30. 6:34 I'm going to go.
  31. 6:43 Buenos dias, senor.
  32. 6:45 I hope I do not intrude.
  33. 6:48 Now listen, Aubrey.
  34. 6:50 I don't talk no flowery language, and I'm too tired to make any bows.
  35. 6:54 So let's get right to the pint.
  36. 6:55 Who are you and what do you want?
  37. 6:58 You amuse me greatly, senor.
  38. 7:00 I am come but to beg permission to water my orders.
  39. 7:03 You see, I am your neighbor.
  40. 7:06 Neighbor?
  41. 7:07 Yes, sir.
  42. 7:08 I am lived but a few miles beyond you.
  43. 7:10 My name.
  44. 7:11 On your...
  45. 7:13 I ain't refuse anybody any water, so...
  46. 7:16 Help yourself.
  47. 7:17 You're very kind, senor.
  48. 7:22 Do you live here alone?
  49. 7:24 Sometimes.
  50. 7:33 This is our neighbor, Don Yorber, Ruby.
  51. 7:40 How do you do, Mr. Yarbrough?
  52. 7:42 This is an unexpected pleasure.
  53. 7:45 Senorita.
  54. 7:48 You'll have to excuse me, please.
  55. 7:49 - I've got something on the stove. - Si, senorita.
  56. 8:14 I
  57. 8:17 I
  58. 8:26 You have but one oars?
  59. 8:28 Yeah.
  60. 8:29 Tomorrow, senor, in exchange for the use of the water...
  61. 8:33 I will bring you the Senorita Terra Bradpony.
  62. 8:37 Is it a bargain?
  63. 8:39 You're welcome to the water.
  64. 8:41 You suit yourself about the horse.
  65. 8:43 It will be here tomorrow.
  66. 8:45 Adios, amigo.
  67. 9:13 There's plenty of water.
  68. 9:15 Also a very young and beautiful senorita.
  69. 9:17 Amano?
  70. 9:19 We bring yours.
  71. 9:20 carry out a way off.
  72. 9:21 Yeah, what about the old man?
  73. 9:24 The boys will attack the place. I will rescue the girl.
  74. 9:27 And the old man?
  75. 9:28 Well,
  76. 9:29 Mad, but he will be killed.
  77. 9:32 Just another tragedy.
  78. 9:34 Just another romance in the life of Ben Rosamson.
  79. 9:51 I'm going to go.
  80. 9:57 Randy!
  81. 9:58 Heh.
  82. 9:59 What's wrong, child? What happened?
  83. 10:01 There are three of them.
  84. 10:03 They're going to take me away.
  85. 10:05 And they're planning to kill you. There, there. Now, don't cry.
  86. 10:09 Just tell me what you heard.
  87. 10:25 So he's Penrose, Eddie, eh?
  88. 10:27 I gotta get you out of here right away, Ruby.
  89. 10:30 That grin and lizard's glad we'll be back any time.
  90. 10:33 Let me see.
  91. 10:36 I got it.
  92. 10:37 I know just what we'll do. Come on.
  93. 10:40 I'm going to go.
  94. 10:47 I think maybe it is best we get some of the boys and the R's and return today.
  95. 10:52 No.
  96. 11:00 A nice signal.
  97. 11:01 You know what to do.
  98. 11:26 Hurry up!
  99. 11:27 Amigo!
  100. 11:47 I'm going to go.
  101. 11:50 Come on.
  102. 12:03 They smell a rat and a vamoose.
  103. 12:54 I'm going to go.
  104. 13:02 Hello, Yorba.
  105. 13:03 Head for town? I bring the oars, but I find you gone.
  106. 13:07 Was Ruby there? I have seen no one.
  107. 13:09 Oh, shucks. He must have been up in spring.
  108. 13:11 See, I gotta go to town for provisions and had to leave her behind.
  109. 13:15 Bueno.
  110. 13:16 You will perhaps bring me some bacon and flour, no?
  111. 13:19 I would pay you well.
  112. 13:21 Give me a horse and I'll load him down for you. And in return for this...
  113. 13:25 I will take good care of your granddaughter.
  114. 13:28 Well...
  115. 13:29 I certainly appreciate your kindness.
  116. 13:31 Right off.
  117. 13:32 Yes.
  118. 13:36 So long. See you later.
  119. 13:43 The old fool.
  120. 13:45 We will not only get his provisions, but ours as well.
  121. 13:49 Come.
  122. 13:50 I go to carry away my new romance.
  123. 13:52 I'm going to go.
  124. 14:00 All right.
  125. 14:04 They'll be watching us, Ruby. We gotta keep going.
  126. 14:07 OK, sir.
  127. 14:07 I'm all right.
  128. 14:09 We gotta cross the river.
  129. 14:10 Go ahead.
  130. 14:11 I'll get out if there's trouble.
  131. 14:34 Come on.
  132. 14:43 I'm going to go.
  133. 14:53 Give me the glass, Joe.
  134. 15:09 I'm going to go.
  135. 15:23 Come on.
  136. 15:35 There's a girl in the pack.
  137. 15:38 And I can't swim.
  138. 15:45 Come on.
  139. 15:53 I'm going to go.
  140. 16:07 I'm going to go.
  141. 16:24 Come on.
  142. 16:31 Take care.
  143. 16:32 She was in the pack.
  144. 17:09 Son!
  145. 17:11 Them's renegades after my girl.
  146. 17:15 And I sure appreciate your help.
  147. 17:17 Certainly, old timer. It's only three miles to town.
  148. 17:20 Come on.
  149. 17:27 I'm going to go.
  150. 17:39 I'm going to go.
  151. 17:49 Come on.
  152. 18:03 Come on.
  153. 18:07 All right.
  154. 18:08 Come on.
  155. 18:19 I'm sorry.
  156. 18:26 I'm not.
  157. 18:54 I'm going to go.
  158. 19:05 I'm going to go.
  159. 19:11 I
  160. 19:13 I'm going to go.
  161. 19:18 I'm going to go.
  162. 19:25 Come on.
  163. 19:42 Come on.
  164. 19:45 I'm going to go.
  165. 19:53 I'm going to go.
  166. 20:00 *thud*
  167. 20:12 I'm going to go.
  168. 20:16 I'm going to go.
  169. 20:32 Come on.
  170. 20:38 I'm going to go.
  171. 20:42 Well, I guess we're safe, Ruby.
  172. 20:44 Thanks to the stranger.
  173. 20:47 I suppose it's all right.
  174. 20:48 I sure hope so.
  175. 20:50 He'll be coming for his horse soon, I reckon.
  176. 20:53 - Yeah, minimal.
  177. 20:54 Looks like a thoroughbred. He is a thoroughbred, ma'am.
  178. 20:59 Well, stranger...
  179. 21:00 I guess Ruby and me just about owe your life. Oh, you don't owe me anything, but tell me, what was it all about?
  180. 21:06 Wilson.
  181. 21:08 This morning, a stranger rode up to the house and...
  182. 21:11 He says to me, he says...
  183. 21:26 A stranger put it in and they got away.
  184. 21:28 Right back and get the rest of the boys.
  185. 21:31 We have very important business in town tonight.
  186. 21:35 Sure enough, they trailed us.
  187. 21:37 I convinced him that I'd left Ruby behind.
  188. 21:40 Everything was all right when we crossed the river.
  189. 21:42 What was this stranger's name?
  190. 21:44 Calls himself...
  191. 21:46 Penrose, Eddie.
  192. 21:48 Sandy!
  193. 21:49 Yes.
  194. 21:50 I'd only known.
  195. 21:52 I'd like to meet him.
  196. 21:55 Face to face.
  197. 21:58 Well, son, I can fix that up for you.
  198. 22:00 If I'm certain for your kindness today, I'll take you right where you can find it.
  199. 22:05 See, I got a cabin down on the edge of the town. You can put up there.
  200. 22:08 Try it. I want you to be sure.
  201. 22:29 Now, this man, Sandy, is the worst outlaw the state has ever known.
  202. 22:33 Can't work.
  203. 22:34 and half a patchy Indian.
  204. 22:37 He poses as a Mexican.
  205. 22:39 It speaks the language.
  206. 22:41 But he's not a Mexican.
  207. 22:45 The town's about deserted.
  208. 22:46 Why not?
  209. 22:47 Go ahead.
  210. 22:48 I will be waiting.
  211. 22:58 Now, I think the best plan is to split up.
  212. 23:01 Make temporary camps about ten miles apart along the desert.
  213. 23:05 We're sure to spot him sooner or later.
  214. 23:08 John Tobin here and me here heading out that way in the morning.
  215. 23:12 Well, $5,000 is worth going at it.
  216. 23:15 Hey, everybody, duck!
  217. 23:19 Don't open that door! I'm giving orders here.
  218. 23:23 Oh, my God.
  219. 23:31 I'm going to go.
  220. 23:40 I
  221. 23:43 I'm going to go.
  222. 23:50 Drop that, I'll plug it!
  223. 23:57 So is you, eh?
  224. 23:59 What you got here? And how'd you get it?
  225. 24:01 My difference does it make as long as I've got it.
  226. 24:03 Might make a lot of difference.
  227. 24:05 I'll take charge of this.
  228. 24:14 Nice, agreeable and appreciative sheriff you got here. Yeah. Yeah.
  229. 24:18 Started off all right, but he's sure going to see it.
  230. 24:23 Now, boys.
  231. 24:24 I'm suspicious, Mr. Tobin.
  232. 24:27 How'd he know it was Sandy?
  233. 24:29 How come he got this money without getting shot?
  234. 24:32 I'm going to keep an eye on him.
  235. 24:35 He and old Dusty are heading for the desert in the morning.
  236. 24:37 I'm gonna take a couple of boys and follow 'em.
  237. 24:39 He might lead us right to Zandie.
  238. 24:42 I can't hear.
  239. 24:43 I don't trust nobody.
  240. 24:46 Well, here it is, son. Pretty comfortable, too. Come here.
  241. 24:55 Well...
  242. 24:57 Oh, my son.
  243. 24:58 Each the tray of that bulb.
  244. 25:00 Might come in money handy sometimes, see? It's trouble.
  245. 25:04 I'm going to go.
  246. 25:37 Hi there, Rusty!
  247. 25:40 See if you've got plenty of water, this being government ground, reckon I'll stay right here.
  248. 25:49 What a pleasant place this is gonna be.
  249. 25:54 Well...
  250. 25:54 Your friend Coburn's been gone five days now.
  251. 25:58 Wonder where he's eaten.
  252. 25:59 You need grub with him.
  253. 26:00 Here.
  254. 26:01 Mighty funny him skipping out of here without us knowing about it.
  255. 26:04 It'll leave no trail, either. Well, he likes to work alone.
  256. 26:07 That is excuse.
  257. 26:09 Dusty?
  258. 26:10 You ain't smart.
  259. 26:11 Now, Tandewon, if I could have trailed him,
  260. 26:14 He led me right to Zanny.
  261. 26:49 I'm sorry.
  262. 27:04 I'm going to go.
  263. 27:19 Come on.
  264. 27:29 *crash*
  265. 27:35 *crash*
  266. 27:36 *crackling*
  267. 27:43 *gunshot*
  268. 28:29 I'll be right back.
  269. 28:34 I'll see you next time.
  270. 29:00 I'm going to go.
  271. 29:24 I don't know.
  272. 30:34 I'd better take charge of him, Sheriff, before I cheat the law.
  273. 30:40 I finally captured you, eh?
  274. 30:44 Come on.
  275. 30:46 I
  276. 30:51 I'm
  277. 30:57 I reckon that'll hold it.
  278. 30:59 I'm not so sure.
  279. 31:02 This is my business.
  280. 31:04 I ain't never lost a prisoner yet.
  281. 31:06 Eh.
  282. 31:07 He never had one to lose.
  283. 31:13 The boys will be back day after tomorrow.
  284. 31:14 We'll be taking you to town.
  285. 31:16 You've been a slick gunning wolf, Daddy.
  286. 31:19 But I finally got you.
  287. 31:21 You forget, senor sheriff.
  288. 31:23 Wolves run in packs.
  289. 31:25 And mine is not far behind.
  290. 31:31 I gotta get going, Dusty.
  291. 31:33 Because I got a growing desire to go over there and break him to pieces.
  292. 31:36 It's just how you feel, son.
  293. 31:38 Tell Ruby I'll be home in a couple of days.
  294. 31:41 All right, Alzheimer.
  295. 31:44 I'm
  296. 32:16 I'm
  297. 32:27 Dustin!
  298. 32:31 Drop that gun, Colvin.
  299. 32:34 Unbuckle your belt.
  300. 32:38 Don't be a fool, Sheriff.
  301. 32:40 The man who did this is getting away. Yeah?
  302. 32:43 The man what done this is right in front of me.
  303. 32:45 I had you figured out right along.
  304. 32:48 Hmm, got him in the head, eh?
  305. 32:51 Watch this.
  306. 32:57 I suppose you're denying that's yours.
  307. 33:05 Get your hands out here.
  308. 33:11 Come on. Get moving.
  309. 33:13 I'm going to go.
  310. 33:43 Too overkill, Andy.
  311. 33:46 Own up, Sandy.
  312. 33:48 This fellow double-crossed you and brought you in here just to get the reward.
  313. 33:51 I did it.
  314. 33:54 You're very wise, senor sheriff.
  315. 33:57 Sure I am.
  316. 34:05 Hello, boy.
  317. 34:06 What have you got here?
  318. 34:08 Miller?
  319. 34:08 Run into town and tell the boys I got zanty.
  320. 34:11 Let it go.
  321. 34:12 Tobin here killed old Dusty.
  322. 34:14 Bring all the boys you can get.
  323. 34:16 We might bump into Xanity's gang on the way to town.
  324. 34:18 Okay, Sheriff.
  325. 34:20 Hank?
  326. 34:20 You stay here and keep an eye on them. I'm going to Ennion Springs and get slim.
  327. 36:13 Look out, Hank!
  328. 36:18 *gunshot*
  329. 36:21 All right.
  330. 36:33 So that's how you got a way to kill Dustin.
  331. 36:36 Your deductions are much better than the sheriff's.
  332. 36:40 I knew you did it all right.
  333. 36:42 You're the only one that could have taken my knife.
  334. 36:45 What'd you come back for?
  335. 36:48 To wait for this opportunity.
  336. 36:51 Soon you will be with your friends.
  337. 36:54 Then there will be only two left.
  338. 36:56 The senior sheriff and his man will return from Indian Springs...
  339. 37:00 I will be in ambush.
  340. 37:02 Then Zanke will go free.
  341. 37:11 Bring me out.
  342. 37:12 Pleasant dreams.
  343. 37:25 *knock knock*
  344. 37:30 Yeah.
  345. 37:35 Justice! This two horses ready.
  346. 37:39 Easy now, son.
  347. 37:41 *thud*
  348. 37:43 Yeah.
  349. 37:52 I'm sorry.
  350. 37:56 I'm sorry.
  351. 38:18 I'm going to go.
  352. 38:28 I'm going to go.
  353. 38:50 I'm
  354. 39:08 I'm going to go.
  355. 39:35 I'm sorry.
  356. 41:42 Drink your pills, Andy.
  357. 41:44 It's poison.
  358. 42:30 If I go back without them, my reputation's ruined.
  359. 42:35 And they're holding them a prisoner over to your old place.
  360. 42:38 But I just can't believe he did it.
  361. 42:40 Sheriff caught him right in the act.
  362. 42:42 Sure time, Miss Roby.
  363. 43:07 Quite strange how they broke out of here.
  364. 43:12 I know.
  365. 43:14 Has Andy got help?
  366. 43:16 Broke the chain that held Tobin?
  367. 43:18 Overpowered Hank and then shot him.
  368. 43:20 I always knew them two was in cahoots.
  369. 43:26 Oh, my God.
  370. 43:33 I'm going to go.
  371. 43:42 It's the girl. Why not stop her?
  372. 43:44 If they're holding Pandro, we'll make him exchange prisoners.
  373. 43:58 Come on.
  374. 44:11 Oh.
  375. 44:15 Someone to take care of you.
  376. 44:18 It seems to me you're doing very well.
  377. 44:29 I'm going to go.
  378. 44:50 Must be Danny's gang.
  379. 44:51 We've got to race for it.
  380. 45:01 The girl in the Embry that got Pandra were just ahead of us.
  381. 45:18 I'm going to go.
  382. 45:35 I'm going to go.
  383. 45:54 Come on.
  384. 46:07 All right.
  385. 46:10 Come on.
  386. 46:22 Come on.
  387. 46:34 I'm going to go.
  388. 46:42 Come on, boys. We got 'em trapped.
  389. 47:21 I'm going to go.
  390. 47:38 He ain't getting away this time. Hands up.
  391. 47:41 Just a minute there, Sheriff.
  392. 47:51 Don't faint, you old fool. I ain't dead yet.
  393. 47:54 But that shark...
  394. 47:55 I'm not.
  395. 47:56 Oh, shucks. I want shots.
  396. 47:58 As for the knife, there's only a scratch.
  397. 48:01 Well, the donuts in sight.
  398. 48:03 Come on.
  399. 48:15 Who's there?
  400. 48:15 That's a dead man called Xanny.
  401. 48:18 He's a fellow that knifed me.
  402. 48:19 What's that?
  403. 48:22 That's Andy's game.
  404. 48:24 Go ahead and let him out, Sheriff.
  405. 48:26 We'll help you.
  406. 48:31 All right.
  407. 48:37 You men might just as well know I got you.
  408. 48:40 Come on out one at a time.
  409. 48:42 Your guns on your horses and your hands reaching high.
  410. 48:51 Handle it in that wall.
  411. 48:53 - Bessie, keep him covered. - You've left...
  412. 48:58 Come on, get over there. Get over there.
  413. 49:04 I'm going to go.
  414. 49:07 Hello?
  415. 49:08 Is this Sheriff Tobin?
  416. 49:11 Yes, Mrs. Sobin.
  417. 49:12 This is the sheriff.
  418. 49:15 And what was Sheriff Tobin like for his dinner tonight?
  419. 49:18 Anytime.
  420. 49:20 Thank you, Tate.
  421. 49:22 Big, juicy steak smothered with onions,
  422. 49:24 And A apple pie.
  423. 49:27 Boy?
  424. 49:28 Well, I go for the...

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