The Lucky Texan (1934)
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219 shots over 54:27, read from the Internet Archive copy TheLuckyTexan (TheLuckyTexan.mp4, 640×480, 23.98 fps). Shot boundaries by PySceneDetect's adaptive detector; each frame links to the Archive's player at that second. Registry dossier: The Lucky Texan No renewal found. JSON
Measurements: black-and-white film on its keyframes (0 of 219 shots judged colour), average shot 14.9s long, a frontal face detected in 21% of keyframes. Shots are detected automatically and each is represented by its midpoint frame.
Released 1934 (Internet Archive).
136 beats in 88 sequences, cut automatically at shot boundaries scored on picture change, pauses in speech, topic shifts, on-screen text and cutting rhythm (each beat says why it starts where it does). Each is annotated by a vision-language model from four sampled frames and the transcript lines in it, as observations with evidence; anything the frames and lines do not support is left null. Machine annotation (Qwen/Qwen3-VL-235B-A22B-Instruct), checked automatically: quotes must be verbatim, names must be spoken, "visible" events are sampled to a second model. 136 of 136 beats annotated, 135 passed the checks, 1 flagged.
Beats
Passages cut at shot boundaries and annotated by a machine from four sampled frames and the transcript lines in them. Each beat says why it starts where it does and what was checked; sequences are visual groups, not scenes.
0:511 of 1 shots sampled
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2:501 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A person crouches near a barrel in a dim wooden interior with tools on the wall. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
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4:191 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A dog runs past a wooden wheel in an outdoor dirt area, then two people interact with the dog indoors. One person is addressed as 'Freddy' in the dialogue.
- A dog runs past a wooden wheel outdoors. [frame:1]
- Two people interact with a dog indoors. [frame:2]
Named: Freddy (t:5:04). 2 people observed.
“Well, hello, Freddy.” 5:04 · “Hey.” 5:08
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5:201 of 1 shots sampled
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7:101 of 1 shots sampled
8:151 of 1 shots sampled
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11:121 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: Two men are in a private office; one stands near a window while the other sits at a desk. Dialogue references mining luck, papers, and characters named Pete, Hank, Benson, Mason, and Jake.
- A man stands near a window while another sits at a desk. [frame:1]
2 people observed.
“Hi, Pete. Well, well. Hello, Hank. How are you, old woman?” 10:36 · “No pay dirt this time. No pay dirt. Oh, come on. Come on. Wait a minute. Wait a minute.” 10:44
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12:371 of 1 shots sampled
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Model synopsis: Three men in Western attire stand indoors; one hands over money and a canteen while saying he will return soon. No names are spoken, and the setting appears to be a simple interior room with minimal furnishings.
- A man hands over a canteen and money to another man. [frame:1]
3 people observed.
“There you are.” 13:26 · “And here's your money. Thanks.” 13:28
Flagged: quote not verbatim (And here's your money. Thanks.)
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13:571 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: Two men in hats stand near a brick wall with a bulletin board; one holds an envelope addressed to 'Betty Benson'. Dialogue suggests financial pressure and threats related to a town official's position.
- A hand holds an envelope addressed to 'Betty Benson'. [frame:1]
- Two men in hats stand near a brick wall with a bulletin board. [frame:2]
Named: Jake (t:14:17), Dad (t:14:29), Al (t:14:58), Yomi (t:15:02). 6 people observed.
“I think it's a good investment, Jake.” 14:17 · “Hello, Dad.” 14:29
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15:291 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A hand holds a small stack of paper currency in a dimly lit interior. No other people, objects, or actions are visible in the frame.
1 person observed.
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15:491 of 1 shots sampled
16:131 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat and vest stands in a doorway, looking off-camera. In the background, another man walks near a wooden building.
- A man in a cowboy hat stands in a doorway. [frame:1]
- A man walks away from a wooden building in the background. [frame:1]
2 people observed.
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16:231 of 1 shots sampled
16:351 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat and vest stands indoors near a window. No dialogue or other events are visible or audible in this beat.
1 person observed.
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16:521 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat and vest is seated and then stands in what appears to be an office interior; dialogue includes greetings and a statement of departure. No names are spoken that can be assigned to visible individuals.
- A man sits on a chair, smoking a cigarette. [frame:1]
- The man stands in a doorway, adjusting his belt. [frame:2]
- The man stands near a window, holding a cigarette. [frame:3]
1 person observed.
“Howdy, Sheriff.” 17:01 · “Hello, man.” 17:02
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17:221 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat kneels beside a body lying on the floor in a dimly lit room. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
- A man kneels beside a body on the floor. [frame:1]
2 people observed.
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17:591 of 1 shots sampled
18:371 of 1 shots sampled
19:261 of 1 shots sampled
19:491 of 1 shots sampled
20:121 of 1 shots sampled
20:391 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: Two men in cowboy hats are shown in a dim interior; one is seen from behind near a doorway, the other is seated with a child beside him. Spoken lines urge someone to come on and state an intent to leave.
3 people observed.
“Oh!” 20:54 · “Come on.” 21:00
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Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat lunges forward while others watch; another man raises his hands as if surrendering or being restrained. The scene takes place outdoors in daylight with several men in period Western attire present.
- A man in a cowboy hat lunges forward toward another man. [frame:1]
- A man raises his hands while another man appears to grab or restrain him. [frame:2]
5 people observed.
“Yes.” 21:36 · “Come on!” 21:37
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Model synopsis: Two men in cowboy hats interact in a dimly lit interior space with wooden furniture. One man gestures toward the other while standing near a bench and a sign on the wall.
3 people observed.
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Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat stands among others while another man kneels beside a person lying on the ground. Spoken lines suggest an accusation about money and a confession, followed by a demand to be released.
- A man in a cowboy hat stands among others. [frame:1]
- A man kneels beside a person lying on the ground. [frame:2]
5 people observed.
“Come on.” 22:24 · “Tell these boys where you got that money.” 22:31
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Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat stands among others outside a building labeled 'GENERAL MERCHANDISE RANCHERS SUPPLIES' while another man leaps from the building's porch onto a horse. A voice asks 'What? What is your way?' during the scene.
- A man in a cowboy hat stands among a group outside a building. [frame:1]
- A man leaps from the porch of a building onto a horse. [frame:2]
5 people observed.
“Yeah.” 22:51 · “What? What is your way?” 22:52
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22:571 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A physical altercation occurs in a dimly lit interior space with multiple men present. One man is being thrown or falling forward while others watch or move around him.
- A man is thrown or falling forward while others stand around him. [frame:1]
4 people observed.
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23:001 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A person rides a horse down a dusty street past wooden buildings. A wagon wheel leans against a structure on the right.
- A person rides a horse down a street. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
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23:051 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man rides a horse down a dirt street past wooden buildings. The scene is outdoors in what appears to be a Western town.
- A man rides a horse down a dirt street. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
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23:121 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A group of men in Western attire are seen outdoors near a large tree and wooden structures. One man calls out 'Hey!' and another responds 'Yeah, yeah.'
- Several men in Western clothing stand near a large tree and wooden structures. [frame:1]
3 people observed.
“Hey!” 23:09 · “- Yeah, yeah.” 23:10
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Model synopsis: A group of men in cowboy attire gathers near a tree in a dusty outdoor setting, then a man on horseback is seen moving across rough terrain. A separate shot shows a lone rider on a ridge with a dog nearby. No names are spoken, and no indoor setting is shown.
- A group of men in cowboy attire stands near a tree in a dusty field. [frame:1]
- Men in cowboy hats gather near a tree, one gesturing. [frame:2]
- A man on horseback moves across rough, dusty ground. [frame:3]
- 1 more under Evidence and details.
5 people observed.
“I'm going to go.” 23:20 · “Come on.” 23:38
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Model synopsis: A person stands on rocks in a dimly lit outdoor setting, then a figure walks under a structure casting long shadows. The transcript contains a single line indicating intent to leave.
- A person stands on rocks in a dimly lit outdoor area. [frame:1]
- A figure walks under a structure casting long shadows. [frame:2]
2 people observed.
“I'm going to go.” 23:45
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Model synopsis: A person rides a horse across open terrain, then dismounts and walks under a structure with slatted shadows. The transcript includes the lines 'Come on.' and 'I'm going to go.'
- A person rides a horse across open terrain. [frame:1]
- The person dismounts and walks away from the horse. [frame:3]
- The person walks under a structure casting slatted shadows. [frame:4]
2 people observed.
“Come on.” 24:03 · “I'm going to go.” 24:11
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Model synopsis: A person rides a horse across a rough terrain, followed by a view of a wooden structure over water with rocks and debris nearby. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this segment.
- A person rides a horse across uneven ground. [frame:1]
- A wooden structure spans over water with rocks and debris visible nearby. [frame:2]
1 person observed.
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24:461 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A person walks through a wooded area near a large tree. The scene is shot in black and white with high contrast lighting.
- A person walks away from the camera through a wooded area. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
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25:341 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man in a sheriff's uniform confronts another man while others look on; the transcript indicates an arrest for attempted murder and robbery is being made. The scene takes place indoors, with characters discussing guilt, innocence, and legal penalty.
- Four men stand together in a room, one in a sheriff's belt. [frame:1]
Named: Harrison (t:25:06). 6 people observed.
“Harrison.” 25:06 · “Jake is innocent.” 25:06
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26:421 of 1 shots sampled
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Model synopsis: A man stands beside a horse-drawn carriage on a street; another man sits in the carriage. The scene is outdoors under daylight conditions.
2 people observed.
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28:271 of 1 shots sampled
28:431 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man and a woman stand on a wooden porch during a conversation about Jake Benson's whereabouts. The woman learns he has gone to his claim and will return in the afternoon.
- A woman and a man stand facing each other on a porch. [frame:1]
2 people observed.
“Is Jake Benson around?” 28:41 · “Why, no.” 28:43
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29:011 of 1 shots sampled
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Model synopsis: Two men on horseback are shown in a night scene; one speaks the name 'Justin' and mentions 'time.' No interior is visible, and no names are assigned beyond what is spoken.
- Two men on horseback are visible in a dark outdoor setting. [frame:1]
Named: Justin (t:30:07). 2 people observed.
“Just as we got here, Justin.” 30:07 · “time.” 30:09
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30:131 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A person on horseback is visible in a rugged outdoor landscape. The only audible line is a single exclamation.
- A person is riding a horse across a rocky, mountainous terrain. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
“Ha!” 30:16
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30:181 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat and dark coat stands outdoors at night next to a horse. The setting appears to be a field or open land with sparse vegetation.
1 person observed.
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30:221 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A group of riders on horseback moves along a dusty trail in a rugged, mountainous landscape. The scene is shot in black and white with high contrast lighting.
- Riders on horseback move along a dusty trail. [frame:1]
3 people observed.
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31:021 of 1 shots sampled
31:141 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man stands in a field while another rides a horse away from the camera. The setting is outdoors with trees and hills in the background.
- A man stands in a field while another rides a horse away from the camera. [frame:1]
2 people observed.
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31:191 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man lies on the ground while another stands over him. The setting appears to be outdoors in natural terrain.
- A man lies on the ground while another stands over him. [frame:1]
2 people observed.
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31:271 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man lies on the ground with a dog sitting beside him; later, a horse runs and a man in a hat appears holding a rope. The transcript includes cries and short commands.
- A man lies on the ground with a dog sitting beside him. [frame:1]
- A horse runs across the field. [frame:2]
- A man on horseback is seen from behind. [frame:3]
- 1 more under Evidence and details.
3 people observed.
“Ah!” 31:33 · “*crying*” 31:33
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32:031 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man in a wide-brimmed hat and dark coat is shown in a medium close-up against a rocky, outdoor background. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
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32:081 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A person runs across an open field while another figure follows; a voice commands to 'Get him on!' No named individuals are identified. The setting is outdoors with trees and a building in the background.
- A person runs across a field while another follows. [frame:1]
2 people observed.
“Get him on!” 32:09
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32:121 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat rides a dark horse outdoors. The setting appears to be natural terrain with rocks or brush in the background.
- A man rides a horse outdoors. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
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32:161 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A lone rider on horseback moves across an open, dusty terrain with a tree-covered hill in the background. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
- A rider on horseback moves across open terrain. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
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32:211 of 1 shots sampled
32:261 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A person lies on the ground outdoors, partially obscured by shadow. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
- A person is lying on the ground in a field. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
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32:521 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A horse runs across a dusty, uneven terrain. No people, dialogue, or on-screen text are visible in the single frame.
- A horse runs across a dusty field. [frame:1]
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32:541 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A person lies on the ground outdoors, covering their face with one hand. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
- A person lies on the ground covering their face with a hand. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
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32:581 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A dog runs across a dirt path in a wooded area. No people or dialogue are visible or audible in this beat.
- A dog runs across a dirt path. [frame:1]
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33:021 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A horse runs across a dusty, brush-filled outdoor area. No people or dialogue are visible or audible in this beat.
- A horse runs across a dusty area with brush. [frame:1]
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33:081 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A lone figure is visible on a distant hill in a desolate landscape. The only spoken line is 'Come on.'
- A figure stands on a distant hill. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
“Come on.” 33:11
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33:181 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A single frame shows a dusty street in a Western town with storefronts and a person on horseback. No names are spoken, and no events are described beyond the visual.
- A person rides a horse down a dusty street. [frame:1]
- A person stands near a storefront. [frame:1]
2 people observed.
“Oh.” 33:21
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Model synopsis: A group of people, including a woman and several men in hats, are gathered outside a wooden building. A man speaks of organizing a posse after mentioning Jake Ford and Amy Malloy, while others react with surprise or concern.
- A woman and several men stand near a horse and wooden building. [frame:1]
- A man in a dark coat gestures toward a group of men near a horse. [frame:2]
- A man in a hat and dark shirt stands close to a woman, looking down. [frame:3]
- 1 more under Evidence and details.
8 people observed.
“Why, that's dirty, Father.” 33:28 · “Here comes his pack.” 33:31
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34:091 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: Two figures stand outdoors near a horse-drawn vehicle; one figure is seen from behind, wearing a shirt and trousers, while the other, in lighter clothing, faces away. A distant rider is visible on the horizon. The transcript contains the word 'Friday' spoken twice.
3 people observed.
“Friday!” 34:08 · “Friday.” 34:10
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34:241 of 1 shots sampled
34:371 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A person runs along a dirt path in an open, brushy landscape. The scene is shot in black and white with no visible text or dialogue.
- A person runs along a dirt path. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
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34:471 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A single person stands on a dirt path in a dry, brushy landscape. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
- A person stands on a dirt path in a brushy landscape. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
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35:101 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A person rides a white horse across uneven terrain. The scene is outdoors and appears to be in a natural, open landscape.
- A person rides a white horse across uneven terrain. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
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36:091 of 1 shots sampled
36:511 of 1 shots sampled
37:451 of 1 shots sampled
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39:301 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A person stands on a wooden platform beside a white picket fence with trees and hills in the background. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
1 person observed.
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39:431 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat rides a white horse past a building with a wooden fence. The transcript contains the spoken line 'Come on.'
- A man rides a white horse past a building. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
“Come on.” 39:41
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39:491 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: Two men in cowboy hats stand side by side in front of a wooden wall. One is formally dressed; the other wears a vest and gun belt. A voice identifies one as Mason.
Named: Mason (t:39:48). 2 people observed.
“There's Mason.” 39:48
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39:541 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A white horse stands in front of a building labeled 'TOWN HALL' while several men in hats are visible nearby. The scene is outdoors and appears to be set in a Western town.
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39:581 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A white horse with a saddle stands tied to a post in front of a building. No people are visible and no dialogue is present in this beat.
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40:021 of 1 shots sampled
40:121 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: Two men stand beside a white horse outside a building at night. One man holds the horse's reins while the other faces him.
2 people observed.
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40:271 of 1 shots sampled
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41:151 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A person stands at a window holding a basket, viewed from outside. The interior is dimly lit, with a checkered blanket visible inside.
1 person observed.
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41:231 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A woman in a patterned blouse sits inside a vehicle, looking toward another person whose back is to the camera. The setting is an enclosed space with curtains and a window frame visible.
2 people observed.
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41:341 of 1 shots sampled
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42:331 of 1 shots sampled
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43:051 of 1 shots sampled
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45:401 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A group of men in cowboy hats stands in a doorway or entrance, silhouetted against a bright background. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
4 people observed.
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48:011 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: Two men sit side by side in a dimly lit interior, one in a vest and bow tie, the other in a suit holding a hat. Other figures are visible in the background, suggesting a public gathering or audience setting.
3 people observed.
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48:061 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A close-up of a person's lower legs and feet in dark boots, standing on a dark surface. No other context or action is visible in this single frame.
1 person observed.
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Model synopsis: A man identifies himself as Jake Benson in a room with several others, then the scene cuts to an outdoor view of riders on horseback. A thud is heard and someone urges Henry to come along.
- Riders on horseback are seen outdoors. [frame:4]
Named: Jake Benson (t:48:25). 8 people observed.
“Garrett?” 48:07 · “I swear, Miss Benson, then.” 48:08
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48:511 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man runs toward a house with horses tied outside while someone calls out 'Hey, Colt!' The scene is outdoors in daylight, with a porch and trees visible.
- A man runs toward a house with horses tied outside. [frame:1]
Named: Colt (t:48:51). 1 person observed.
“Hey, Colt!” 48:51
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48:571 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A person rides a horse past a rocky outcrop at night. The scene is dark and grainy, with no visible text or spoken dialogue.
- A person rides a horse past a rocky outcrop. [frame:1]
1 person observed.
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49:081 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man walks toward a horse-drawn carriage outside a house while another person is visible on the porch; the scene then cuts to a wide shot of a barren hillside. A voice says 'Shut up, honey' followed by 'Yes, sir' and 'Come on.'
- A man walks toward a horse-drawn carriage outside a house. [frame:1]
- The scene cuts to a wide shot of a barren hillside. [frame:2]
3 people observed.
“Shut up, honey.” 49:15 · “Yes, sir.” 49:17
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Model synopsis: Two figures walk away on a dirt path, then a man stands near a building beside railroad tracks; a horse is shown in motion, followed by a rider on a white horse moving through a wooded area. The transcript contains the repeated line 'I'm going to go.'
- Two figures walk away on a dirt path. [frame:1]
- A man stands near a building beside railroad tracks. [frame:2]
- A horse and rider are shown in motion, partially obscured by smoke or dust. [frame:3]
- 1 more under Evidence and details.
4 people observed.
“I'm going to go.” 49:40 · “I'm going to go.” 49:57
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50:081 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man sits on a handcar on railroad tracks in front of a white building. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in the frames.
1 person observed.
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Model synopsis: A man on horseback rides along a dirt road near a small building and fence, with mountains in the background. The transcript contains a single spoken line: 'Come on.'
- A man on horseback rides along a dirt road. [frame:1]
- The man on horseback passes a small building and fence. [frame:2]
- The man on horseback continues riding, with a water tower visible in the background. [frame:3]
1 person observed.
“Come on.” 50:18
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Model synopsis: Two men in hats sit on a railcar moving along tracks; the scene then cuts to a wider view of the tracks curving through hills, followed by a shot of a dirt road with a water tower and a car approaching. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in these frames.
- Two men sit on a moving railcar along railroad tracks. [frame:1]
- The camera shows empty railroad tracks curving through hilly terrain. [frame:2]
- A car drives along a dirt road near a water tower and utility poles. [frame:3]
2 people observed.
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Model synopsis: A person on horseback is seen in a hilly landscape, followed by two men in a vehicle near railroad tracks, then a man driving an open car across a field, and finally the car driving away on a dirt road. One person says they are going to leave, followed by laughter.
- A person rides a horse across a hilly field. [frame:1]
- Two men sit in a vehicle beside railroad tracks. [frame:2]
- A man drives an open car across a field. [frame:3]
- 1 more under Evidence and details.
5 people observed.
“I'm going to go.” 50:45 · “laughter” 50:57
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Model synopsis: Two men in hats ride in an open-top vehicle along a railway track near a water tower. The vehicle is later seen from a distance, moving away on a dirt road.
- Two men are seated in a vehicle moving along a railway track. [frame:1]
- The vehicle passes a water tower beside the railway. [frame:2]
- The man on the left adjusts his hat while the man on the right looks ahead. [frame:3]
- 1 more under Evidence and details.
2 people observed.
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Model synopsis: A person walks away from a fence as a car drives past; a train is visible near railroad tracks in a mountainous area. No names or specific time of day are established.
- A person walks away from a fence toward a wooded area. [frame:1]
- A car drives from left to right on a dirt road. [frame:2]
- A train is stopped or moving slowly near railroad tracks with mountains in the background. [frame:3]
3 people observed.
“I'm going to go.” 51:20
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Model synopsis: A person rides a white horse along a set of railroad tracks in a hilly, open landscape. The second frame shows the tracks curving into the distance with no rider visible.
- A person rides a white horse along railroad tracks. [frame:1]
- The railroad tracks curve into the distance with no rider in view. [frame:2]
1 person observed.
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Model synopsis: A man in a suit and hat stands near railroad tracks as another person lies on the ground nearby; a vehicle is parked on the tracks. A line of dialogue expresses shock.
- A man stands over another person lying on the ground near railroad tracks. [frame:1]
- A man in a suit and hat looks toward the camera while standing on railroad tracks. [frame:2]
- The same man in a suit and hat is shown again, still on the tracks. [frame:3]
- 1 more under Evidence and details.
2 people observed.
“Oh, my God.” 51:55
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Model synopsis: Two men are shown in an outdoor setting near railroad tracks; one man is on the ground while the other stands over him. A wagon and trees are visible in the background.
- A man in dark clothing stands over another man who is on the ground. [frame:1]
- The standing man gestures toward the man on the ground near railroad tracks. [frame:2]
2 people observed.
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52:431 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A person is on the ground near railroad tracks while another stands nearby; a cart and a dog are visible. No names or specific events are mentioned in the transcript.
- A person is on the ground near railroad tracks. [frame:1]
- Another person stands nearby watching. [frame:1]
- A cart and a dog are visible in the background. [frame:1]
2 people observed.
“Oh!” 52:31
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53:011 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A shirtless man stands over another person lying on the ground in a rocky outdoor setting. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.
- A shirtless man stands over a person lying on the ground. [frame:1]
2 people observed.
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53:221 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A group of people stands near a white picket fence in an outdoor setting with trees and shadows. One person in light clothing is central, while others are partially visible or in shadow.
3 people observed.
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Model synopsis: A photographer directs a couple in wedding attire for a posed photograph outdoors. The photographer gives verbal instructions while adjusting a large camera, and the couple holds their position as directed.
- The photographer begins directing the couple for a photo. [frame:1]
- The photographer stands beside the camera, looking toward the couple. [frame:2]
- The couple holds their pose as the photographer continues to direct. [frame:3]
- 1 more under Evidence and details.
3 people observed.
“All right now, folks. That looks fine.” 53:40 · “Now, just a minute. Relax for a minute.” 53:42
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54:021 of 1 shots sampled
Model synopsis: A man in dark clothing stands near a couple embracing outdoors; the woman wears a light dress and the man a dark suit. The setting appears to be a garden or yard with trees and a fence visible.
3 people observed.
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54:151 of 1 shots sampled
Transcript
Machine transcription of the Archive copy's audio with Whisper large-v3-turbo (temperature 0); the model heard it as en. 611 segments kept, 385 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 Morning, stranger.
- 1:19 Hi, old timer.
- 1:21 Guess you don't remember me.
- 1:23 Any time to do?
- 1:24 Yet, uh, something mighty familiar about you. Well, Jake, I guess it's a long time since you taught me how to trap coyotes and ride rocks. Jerry Mason as I live. Well, well...
- 1:35 Man, how you've grown. Well, I say, you're a regular mountain, ain't you?
- 1:39 Hey.
- 1:40 Sit down here and let's talk it over.
- 1:42 Well, there's not much to tell, Jake.
- 1:45 Finished college and true to your dad's last request, you've come to live with me, huh?
- 1:49 That's right.
- 1:50 I can't tell you how happy I am, she is.
- 1:53 Well, I'm happy to be here too, Jake.
- 1:56 How about the ranch?
- 1:57 Cattle.
- 1:59 There ain't no cattle, son.
- 2:01 Rustlers got most of 'em and my soul rose left.
- 2:04 Can we stock it up again?
- 2:06 Starting some other business?
- 2:08 Itch and you get to work, eh?
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- 2:11 Well, I was figuring that.
- 2:13 opening up the blacksmith shop, but...
- 2:18 What do you say we go in and fry us the chicken and gargle some coffee?
- 2:22 What do you say, huh? Sounds like a good idea, especially that chicken.
- 2:36 Well,
- 2:37 No wonder this horse was limping.
- 3:05 Well, go and pick it up.
- 3:06 Yep.
- 3:08 I speak up sharp rock.
- 3:10 No, no, there ain't no charge.
- 3:12 Looks like you've been through plenty of water.
- 3:14 Oh, yeah, I tried a shortcut about 12 miles back in there and got stuck.
- 3:18 Come right down through the middle of the crate.
- 3:20 That's why he went lame. Well...
- 3:23 Good luck to you.
- 3:33 Oh, dear.
- 3:38 Jane! Jane!
- 3:42 I just picked this up at the post office.
- 3:45 I bet I know who it's from.
- 3:48 I was right.
- 3:49 Heh heh.
- 3:50 It's from Venice.
- 3:59 Well, I was right.
- 4:00 It's from Betty.
- 4:02 Ready?
- 4:02 Yeah, my granddaughter.
- 4:05 Didn't you know I had Glen Lurie? I certainly did not. Yes, sirree. I'm only living around it.
- 4:11 I've been Senator in college for a couple of years.
- 4:14 She'll soon be here to live with me.
- 4:16 Let's see what you got saying.
- 4:28 Dear Grandy.
- 4:34 I can't wait until school is over so I can come and live with you.
- 4:39 He...
- 4:40 Yes, three months more and I'll be keeping house for you.
- 4:44 Please write me a nice long letter.
- 4:47 I do so enjoy hearing from you.
- 4:51 Lovingly buried.
- 4:54 She's a fine girl, Jerry.
- 4:57 And I'm gonna do everything I can to make her happy.
- 5:04 Well, hello, Freddy.
- 5:08 Hey.
- 5:09 She's a town dog. Everybody sees her.
- 5:27 Oh, so you want to play, eh?
- 5:32 Hey, hey.
- 5:33 Take a look.
- 5:34 That's that piece of quartz that came out of the horse's hook.
- 5:37 It's gold.
- 5:40 Say, there's a stringer in there bigger than a tenpenny nail.
- 5:44 We only knew where it came from. I do know.
- 5:47 That prospector said he was forced down the middle of a creek 12 miles out.
- 5:51 Well, there's only one quick out there, Jerry.
- 5:53 And it'll be a cinch to backtrack it.
- 5:55 Well, we're on our way right now, and if we find anything...
- 5:58 I know a dog that's gonna have a...
- 6:00 - What an outtake and a home for life. - You said it.
- 6:04 I'm going to go.
- 6:20 Come on.
- 6:22 Right there's where he left the creek.
- 7:05 Wait a minute, look at that.
- 7:08 Hey, that's the real stuff, son.
- 7:11 According to this sand, the creek's full of color.
- 7:29 Hello?
- 7:29 Hello, Benson. What can I do for you?
- 7:31 First, please, you fellas buy gold? Certainly, that's part of our business. Well, weigh this up and let's see what we got.
- 7:43 Hey, my.
- 7:44 Pure stuff.
- 7:46 good as I've ever seen.
- 7:52 They've made a great strike somewhere.
- 8:13 - See?
- 8:15 $16 an ounce.
- 8:18 That'll come to $848.
- 8:22 Okay, we'll take that in currency if it's just as possible.
- 8:25 Same to you.
- 8:26 Okay. All right, Joe.
- 8:29 Now listen.
- 8:31 We expect to bring in many times that amount.
- 8:33 We think we've got a rich strike.
- 8:35 We don't want anybody to know anything about it.
- 8:38 You'll tell us, won't you?
- 8:39 We're not telling anybody, Harris.
- 8:41 But when we do get ready to let the location be known...
- 8:44 You'll be the first ones in on it.
- 8:46 Come on, Jake. We gotta go buy a dog a porterhouse date.
- 8:52 They made a rich strike.
- 8:53 And it's up to us to locate it.
- 8:56 I wouldn't mind having old man Benson's ranch, either.
- 9:01 He used to run cattle.
- 9:04 Of course he doesn't know it, but...
- 9:07 I got most of them.
- 9:32 You know, Jake, it's a good thing we didn't file on that claim.
- 9:37 It has tipped the whole town off to the location and...
- 9:40 Confined our operation.
- 9:42 As it is, we can work the whole crick. Yeah.
- 9:45 Your idea of crossing Windy Flats and entering the town from the other side sure had them puzzled.
- 9:50 Yes.
- 9:51 Sure has.
- 9:53 They've been back trailing us now for two months.
- 9:55 And they always get stuck at windy flats.
- 9:57 They think this mine's out in the middle of the desert.
- 10:00 Won't we take a little rest?
- 10:04 You risk a few more days and Betty will be coming.
- 10:09 Well, don't you think we'd better be getting back and getting some of this dirt out of our hide? Yeah.
- 10:13 I reckon you're right.
- 10:15 You know...
- 10:16 You want to sure look your best.
- 10:36 Hi, Pete. Well, well. Hello, Hank. How are you, old woman?
- 10:42 - Oh, what's up, boys?
- 10:44 No pay dirt this time. No pay dirt. Oh, come on. Come on. Wait a minute. Wait a minute.
- 10:51 I tell you we didn't get a bit of color.
- 10:53 - - Hold on, now wait a minute. Tell you what it'll do.
- 11:02 I'll give you every nugget you find in the past.
- 11:05 Yeah! Go on ahead and search it!
- 11:12 Here comes old Benson now, and Mason isn't willing.
- 11:15 Good. Are the papers all ready?
- 11:17 Everything.
- 11:23 Hello, Jake. Hi.
- 11:25 Well, what luck this time? After that.
- 11:28 Hey!
- 11:28 Not so bad.
- 11:56 That looks kind of fishy to me.
- 11:59 Get up, get up.
- 12:03 Let's see. It's $16 an ounce. That's...
- 12:06 uh
- 12:11 How do you have it, in coin or bills? Well, bills is easier to carry.
- 12:15 All right, Joe.
- 12:17 Sit down, Jake.
- 12:23 I've got to have your signature this time, Jake. The government demands that I get a receipt for all monies paid out for all gold.
- 12:34 Joe.
- 12:36 Stamp the date on that, will you?
- 13:26 There you are.
- 13:28 - And here's your money. - Thanks.
- 13:30 Give him a canteen, will you?
- 13:32 I'll be seeing you fellas again mighty soon.
- 13:42 Well?
- 13:43 We got the date to the ranch.
- 13:45 And when he eventually disappears, we'll have this recorded.
- 13:49 Let's see what we made on the nuggets.
- 13:55 Well, how much do we get this time?
- 14:00 Woo!
- 14:01 I'm gonna hold out 500 of that.
- 14:04 Pay on this blacksmith shop tomorrow.
- 14:07 You know, Gary?
- 14:09 I got an idea this is gonna be a valuable corner someday.
- 14:14 and we ain't gonna let go of it.
- 14:17 I think it's a good investment, Jake.
- 14:29 Hello, Dad.
- 14:31 You got a couple bucks you could do?
- 14:32 - Okay.
- 14:34 gambling again, eh?
- 14:36 Well, that's about all there is to do around this town.
- 14:39 Gee, I wish I had a job.
- 14:41 So do I.
- 14:42 And remember...
- 14:44 You can't keep this up forever.
- 14:46 There's an end of everything.
- 14:58 Hey, Al.
- 14:59 Come here a minute.
- 15:02 If you don't kick through that dough, Yomi, I'm telling the town everything.
- 15:06 That'll just about throw your old man out of office.
- 15:09 Where am I going to get it?
- 15:10 That's not up to me. I don't care where you get it or how you get it, but get it.
- 15:46 - Mr. Williams is? - Yes, Jake. You'll find him in his office.
- 15:52 Come in.
- 15:57 Hi, Mr. Williams.
- 15:59 I'm glad to see you.
- 16:01 I'm gonna pay off my debt on the Lexman shop.
- 16:04 Fine.
- 16:06 Good on.
- 16:18 I'll give you a receipt for your money.
- 16:22 You'll put it in there, Skrill.
- 16:25 You'll get your deed in a few days.
- 16:45 Well, William.
- 16:47 How's the plane coming?
- 16:48 Oh, still coughing up a few colors.
- 16:51 Won't be working it again the next spring, though.
- 17:01 Howdy, Sheriff.
- 17:02 Hello, man.
- 17:04 I'm going to go.
- 17:08 Come on.
- 17:36 You'd better tend to the doctor again.
- 17:37 curious.
- 17:44 It's too late.
- 17:46 You've killed him, Jake.
- 17:49 I tell him...
- 17:50 I'm not trying to deny it, are you?
- 17:52 Didn't I hear you fighting?
- 17:54 You were the only one in here, Mr. Benson.
- 18:03 Somebody must have come in through the back door.
- 18:07 That's the only way it could have happened.
- 18:09 Don't worry, old-timer.
- 18:11 I'll have you out of here in Milletown.
- 18:19 Come on.
- 18:33 Come on.
- 18:44 This is Mr. Benson's ranch, isn't it?
- 18:46 Why, yes.
- 18:47 Are you Betty?
- 18:50 - And you're Jerry Mason. - Why didn't you let us know you're coming today?
- 18:54 I won the surprise, Brandy.
- 18:56 Why, where is he?
- 18:58 Oh, uh...
- 19:00 Well, uh...
- 19:02 You see, when he gets out in the hills prospecting, why, uh...
- 19:05 It's hard to tell when he's coming back.
- 19:09 Won't you come in?
- 19:12 Oh dear.
- 19:13 You don't know how glad I am to be here.
- 19:15 Well, I just can't wait.
- 19:17 Well, I'm going to ride out and see if I can locate him.
- 19:20 Oh, I hope you find him.
- 19:28 Now, just make yourself comfortable, Miss Betty.
- 19:32 And I have dinner ready for you.
- 19:33 Come back.
- 19:34 Well, that'll be great.
- 19:50 Come on.
- 20:03 Any news, Gary?
- 20:05 No.
- 20:07 I'm just gonna give this bank to one silver.
- 20:09 Well, this may not mean anything, but...
- 20:12 Al, the sheriff's son, has been flashing a roll of bills.
- 20:15 Now, I know he hasn't done anything to earn it.
- 20:18 He...
- 20:19 Just paid me for a horse I sold him.
- 20:28 Did Al Miller give you this money?
- 20:30 He sure did.
- 20:39 Where'd you get that money, Miller?
- 20:41 Why, I don't think that's any of your business.
- 20:43 Well, I'm making it my business because that's part of the money Jake Benson paid the banker.
- 20:47 No, just wait if you get it.
- 20:48 As I told you before...
- 20:50 It's none of your business.
- 20:54 Oh!
- 21:00 Come on.
- 21:03 I'm going to go.
- 21:06 Come on!
- 21:09 Come on.
- 21:36 Yes.
- 21:37 Come on!
- 21:54 Come on.
- 22:24 Come on.
- 22:31 Tell these boys where you got that money.
- 22:33 None of your business.
- 22:34 Oh, no.
- 22:36 I did it. I did it.
- 22:38 Let me go.
- 22:39 You hear that, boys?
- 22:51 Yeah.
- 22:52 What? What is your way?
- 23:09 Hey!
- 23:10 - Yeah, yeah.
- 23:20 I'm going to go.
- 23:38 Come on.
- 23:40 Come on.
- 23:45 I'm going to go.
- 24:03 Come on.
- 24:11 I'm going to go.
- 25:05 I tell you,
- 25:06 Harrison.
- 25:06 Jake is innocent.
- 25:08 - - Wait a minute, then.
- 25:12 Sayeth truth.
- 25:13 And my boy is guilty of this crime?
- 25:16 I'll see that he gets the full penalty of the law.
- 25:19 - Here comes Mason now. - Down. There he comes.
- 25:35 How can Miller?
- 25:37 I arrest you for attempted murder and robbery.
- 25:40 And I'm going to do my duty in helping to exact the full penalty
- 25:44 for your crime.
- 25:47 Sorry, Sheriff, but it had to be your fault.
- 26:08 for the square half of the hour.
- 26:09 Yeah, that's where they are.
- 26:19 I'm sorry, Benton.
- 26:21 That's all right.
- 26:26 I know just how you feel.
- 26:29 Here's the rest of the bank's money, Sheriff.
- 26:46 Never keep meat cages up in one of them things.
- 26:51 Where?
- 26:53 It's a mighty good thing you're out.
- 26:55 Because Betty's home waiting for you. Betty?
- 26:57 Well...
- 26:58 Jumping the husband. Maybe you think I wasn't worried.
- 27:04 I'm trying to...
- 27:06 - Ready. - Well, well, well, well.
- 27:12 Never going to see you. Not so, Michelle, for a while, but...
- 27:16 Thanks to Jerry, here I am.
- 27:18 - The dinner all ready for you. - Yes, and I'm sure ready for dinner.
- 27:24 Thanks. Cracky, that's the best dinner I've had in years. And that goes for me, too.
- 27:29 Well, I can see it isn't going to be very hard to please you two.
- 27:32 Well, son, we won't be working the mine again till next spring.
- 27:35 You know, we can't afford to miss meals like this.
- 27:38 I think I'll go out tomorrow and hide the sluice box.
- 27:42 In fact, I'll stake out three claims along the creek and you can file on them.
- 27:46 After all, you know.
- 27:48 Better be on the safe side.
- 27:50 And while you're gone, I'll take Betty around the ranch and shore the town and our blacksmith.
- 27:54 And you can figure on me being here for dinner.
- 27:57 All right, Glendie.
- 28:01 This town is located about...
- 28:03 six miles off that spur.
- 28:05 Whoa!
- 28:09 Hey, Mason.
- 28:10 Can I see you a minute?
- 28:12 Pardon me a moment, Betty.
- 28:22 You know they're taking young Miller over to Cedar City?
- 28:25 Is that so?
- 28:26 Yeah, and I thought you might like to know that...
- 28:28 - Banker William is gonna pull through okay. - Well, that is good news.
- 28:41 Is Jake Benson around?
- 28:43 Why, no.
- 28:44 He went to his claim this morning.
- 28:46 But he'll be back this afternoon.
- 28:48 Oh.
- 28:57 Benson's out to his claim and he won't be back till late this afternoon.
- 29:00 This is just what we've been waiting for.
- 29:16 Ready?
- 29:18 There's nuggets.
- 29:20 that Jerry don't know nothing about.
- 29:22 Ha!
- 29:23 Won't he and Betty be surprised when they hear that?
- 29:26 Ha-ha!
- 29:32 Come on, Brady.
- 30:07 Just as we got here, Justin.
- 30:09 time.
- 30:16 Ha!
- 30:25 Drop your hands, Benson.
- 30:27 We've decided it's about time you were tipping us off to this gold field of yours.
- 30:31 Oh, so that's your game, eh?
- 30:34 Well, if Jerry and me found that gold for you...
- 30:36 We ain't tipping it off to nobody.
- 30:39 Oh!
- 30:39 Ah! Ah!
- 30:42 Come on.
- 30:46 Come on.
- 30:52 He's done for.
- 30:54 Yeah.
- 30:55 There's a canteen on that patch.
- 30:57 Come on, we've got the cats up.
- 31:07 I
- 31:22 Here's the canteen sure enough.
- 31:33 Ah!
- 31:33 *crying*
- 31:34 Come on.
- 31:50 All right.
- 32:01 What?
- 32:09 Get him on!
- 32:31 No use here to
- 32:33 I can't get it. Well, come on, we've got to get out of here and get back to town. We can't afford to be seen here.
- 32:38 Get your heart.
- 32:41 Now, this...
- 32:41 Ready?
- 32:43 I want you to go get Jerry.
- 32:45 You understand?
- 32:47 Go get Jerry.
- 32:48 Go get him.
- 33:11 Come on.
- 33:21 Oh.
- 33:28 Why, that's dirty, Father.
- 33:30 Sure is.
- 33:31 Here comes his pack.
- 33:33 - Yeah? - Yeah. - Please, Daddy, get back, hello.
- 33:37 What do you recommend?
- 33:37 Hey, we had a mate.
- 33:40 What do you suppose I'm saying?
- 33:42 What happened?
- 33:44 I don't know, but I'm gonna find out.
- 33:48 letter and note her...
- 33:49 All right. What's all the excitement about?
- 33:53 Why, old Jake Ford and his wife, Amy Malloy.
- 33:56 Doctor?
- 33:58 They made me auto-organize a posse and... - What? - Yes.
- 34:04 You never did this before.
- 34:08 Friday!
- 34:10 Friday.
- 34:12 Where's Jake?
- 34:19 You better go back home and wait till you hear from me, Betty.
- 34:22 All right, Jerry.
- 35:23 What's the matter, old-timer?
- 35:25 Are you all right?
- 35:26 Oh, I'm only a little dizzy.
- 35:27 I'm getting better every minute.
- 35:29 They don't ennick me.
- 35:30 What are you talking about?
- 35:32 Who nicked you? I'll tell you all about it on the way home.
- 35:35 Come on.
- 35:47 Remember now, son, not a word to Betty.
- 36:02 What happened, Grandy?
- 36:04 Oh, your hair! Oh, it ain't nothing at all.
- 36:07 Horse rode me a little square on my head.
- 36:09 What I need is good feed. Oh, well, I'll run right up town and get you something nice.
- 36:14 Don't tell anyone that your granddad is here.
- 36:18 All right.
- 36:24 Hey son, open up that trunk and get out my makeup case, will you?
- 36:28 Makeup case? Yeah.
- 36:32 Is it?
- 36:33 That's right.
- 36:36 This here, stop it bleeding.
- 36:39 What in the world is this?
- 36:41 Oh, eh.
- 36:43 That's just a souvenir of my old theatrical.
- 36:46 I didn't know you were an actor, Jake.
- 36:48 Yes.
- 36:49 I wore that when I played in a show called Charlie's Ant.
- 36:53 Yeah?
- 36:55 Well, what the heck is this?
- 36:57 None?
- 36:58 That's the thing that helped make Anna Held and Lillian Russell famous.
- 37:02 Oh, I see. Up here like this, eh? No!
- 37:06 Ha! Ha!
- 37:07 You darn yearling, you got it in the wrong spot.
- 37:10 Oh.
- 37:22 Hello, Mason.
- 37:23 Has the person come in yet?
- 37:25 Not yet.
- 37:27 If he doesn't get in by night, I'm...
- 37:29 Going looking for him.
- 37:31 I reckon he's horse through it.
- 37:32 We just called to find out when we could take possession of this ranch.
- 37:36 take possession.
- 37:38 I don't understand.
- 37:40 Well, maybe Benson didn't tell you, but we bought this ranch a few days ago.
- 37:46 That's strange.
- 37:47 Funny you didn't tell me.
- 37:49 You got a bill of sale?
- 37:51 Quiet.
- 37:52 Certainly, it's the office.
- 37:54 Well, then I'll have Jake drop in tomorrow and...
- 37:57 He can advise you when he's getting out.
- 37:59 That'll be fine. We're anxious to get started on the improvements on the place.
- 38:16 What are they talking about? I ain't sold no ranch. Have you signed any papers lately, Jake?
- 38:20 No.
- 38:22 No, I don't think so.
- 38:23 - Wait a minute. - Yes, it is.
- 38:25 I signed a receipt for the money we got for them last nuggets. - Well, did you look at it closely? - No.
- 38:30 Now watch this, then. You probably signed a bill of sale for the ranch.
- 38:33 That's why they were trying to get rid of you.
- 38:35 They figured they could claim the ranch in and nobody could deny it.
- 38:38 ...and that dirty, low-down polecat.
- 38:41 But we'll get 'em.
- 38:42 You wait till my headache's better tomorrow.
- 38:44 We'll give them the surprise of their life.
- 38:47 Hey, but you better go filing on them claims.
- 38:49 Take that canteen of nuggets and leave it at the bank this time.
- 39:03 Here's the location of them three claims.
- 39:05 Now, there's one for Betty, one for you, and one for me.
- 39:08 All right.
- 39:09 You better lie down and get some sweets.
- 39:11 Don't you forget yourself.
- 39:13 Remember, I'm supposed to be dead. Oh, I ain't forgetting.
- 39:41 Come on.
- 39:48 There's Mason.
- 39:58 Isn't that old Jake's can?
- 40:00 on the saddle?
- 40:01 Let's go see.
- 40:19 He must have taken it off the borough before we got there.
- 40:41 How do we get there, boys?
- 40:42 Oh, hello. Hello. I...
- 40:44 Uh, you see, Sheriff, will you recognize this canteen?
- 40:47 It belongs to old Jake Benson.
- 40:50 Whenever Jake brought in his nuggets to us, unknown to anyone else, he brought them in this canteen.
- 40:56 We thought it was kind of funny that...
- 40:58 Old Jake's disappeared and...
- 41:00 Mason should have this.
- 41:02 Where is Mason?
- 41:03 He went in the courthouse.
- 41:05 Please go in there and see what Mason's doing.
- 41:09 I reckon he can explain this.
- 41:12 He'd better be able to.
- 41:30 He's filing on a mining plane, Jerry.
- 41:32 that.
- 41:33 Probably old Jake's claim.
- 41:36 Well, we'll just wait 'til he gets you.
- 41:46 Howdy, boys.
- 41:48 What's all about?
- 41:50 Just how did you come to have this cantina of nuggets?
- 41:54 I don't care to answer that question.
- 41:55 Yes.
- 41:57 Whose claim were you just filing on, Mason?
- 42:00 My own claim.
- 42:02 Do you know anything about Jake Benson's disappearance?
- 42:05 Yes, I know he hasn't come back.
- 42:08 Sorry, Mason, but I'll have to hold you until we can locate Jake.
- 42:13 Fair enough.
- 42:14 When do I get my preliminary hearing?
- 42:17 First thing tomorrow morning.
- 42:20 You better take charge of those nuggets, Sheriff.
- 42:43 What are they going to do to me?
- 42:45 I think he killed old Jake.
- 42:46 They do.
- 42:48 What's happened? What's wrong? Mason's up for murder.
- 42:51 - Miranda?
- 42:52 Yes.
- 43:03 Yeah.
- 43:03 May I please have a moment, Mr. Maitre?
- 43:06 Well, I guess so. Go ahead.
- 43:12 Oh, Jerry.
- 43:14 They think I've murdered your granddad.
- 43:16 Don't say anything to anyone, but hurry home and tell Jake
- 43:19 that I have a preliminary hearing in the morning.
- 43:21 for him to get there without being seen by anyone.
- 43:23 All right.
- 43:29 MS.
- 43:54 Brandy.
- 43:54 They got Jerry locked up in jail.
- 43:57 What's that?
- 43:58 I think he murdered you.
- 43:59 Now, Gary says he's doing quite in the morning.
- 44:02 and for you to be sure and get there without being seen.
- 44:06 I understand.
- 44:08 - Yeah.
- 44:09 Will I be there?
- 44:10 And how?
- 44:16 Figured out the way I said.
- 44:17 I haven't had a chance in the world to leave.
- 44:21 We got another hand.
- 44:23 It's about the world.
- 44:33 Pardon me, gentlemen, but...
- 44:35 I'm looking for the courthouse.
- 44:36 You're standing right in it, madam.
- 44:39 Oh, for goodness sake.
- 44:42 I do love murder trials, don't you?
- 44:45 But if I were a murderer, I'd much prefer the electric chair.
- 44:48 than to have a rope around my neck
- 44:50 Wouldn't you?
- 44:51 Listen, lady.
- 44:52 We're not interested.
- 44:55 which are going to be,
- 45:00 Well, here comes the church and make them now.
- 45:03 Yeah.
- 45:04 My goodness, what big things! Go ahead, Bill. Go ahead.
- 45:12 Just a minute, boys. Check your hardware.
- 45:27 Come on, let's get in here. This thing is just about to start.
- 45:32 Nothing else looks good.
- 46:35 The Court of Sonoma County is now open. Judge McGill presided.
- 46:39 Everybody be seated and come to a immediate order.
- 46:48 Your Honor.
- 46:50 before you proceed further with this case, there's a few words I'd like to say.
- 46:54 What is your name, madam?
- 46:55 Veronica Mahitoba Benson.
- 46:58 Any relation to Jake Benson? Oh, yes. I'm his nearest relative.
- 47:03 What do you want to say, madam?
- 47:05 I wanted to say that I've known the Achille since he was a babe in arms.
- 47:15 Quiet, please.
- 47:17 As I was about to say...
- 47:19 I knew him years ago, and he was the sweetest
- 47:23 thing?
- 47:29 Come to the point, Madam.
- 47:31 Well...
- 47:32 I know who shot Jake Benson.
- 47:35 The men are in this court, Your Honor.
- 47:37 And I advise the sheriff not to let anyone leave this room.
- 47:44 It tried to steal his mind.
- 47:46 They tried to steal his ranch.
- 47:49 and they shut him down in cold blood.
- 47:51 How do you know this, madam?
- 47:54 because I was there when it happened, Your Honor.
- 48:07 Garrett?
- 48:08 I swear, Miss Benson, then.
- 48:11 Oh, you're in the car.
- 48:20 Hey!
- 48:21 Put down your dress!
- 48:23 I ain't no lady.
- 48:25 I'm Jake Benson.
- 48:27 And there's the two coyotes that shot me.
- 48:33 *thud*
- 48:34 Come on, Henry.
- 48:42 Come on.
- 48:51 Hey, Colt!
- 49:04 When I twist, Nick.
- 49:06 How do you run this darn thing? I'll do the driving.
- 49:15 Shut up, honey.
- 49:17 Yes, sir.
- 49:20 Come on.
- 49:40 I'm going to go.
- 49:57 I'm going to go.
- 50:18 Come on.
- 50:45 I'm going to go.
- 50:57 laughter
- 51:20 I'm going to go.
- 51:55 Oh, my God.
- 52:31 Oh!
- 53:40 All right now, folks. That looks fine.
- 53:42 Now, just a minute. Relax for a minute.
- 53:44 Now here we go.
- 53:46 You must remember.
- 53:47 that I've spent most all of the afternoons
- 53:49 trying to get you in position.
- 53:50 Now, hold it.
- 53:51 Just like that.
- 53:53 - Still, folder, full.
- 53:55 Hold it!
- 53:59 Ready now.
- 54:05 I'll see you next time.