Public Reel

Yellowstone (1936)

No renewal found Free in the US since 1 January 1965, on the registry's reading: registration LP6556 of 1936 by Universal Productions, Inc was not renewed in the volumes searched. Record.

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674 shots over 1:03:12, read from the Internet Archive copy Yellowstone_ (Yellowstone.mp4, 640×480, 25.00 fps). Shot boundaries by PySceneDetect's adaptive detector; each frame links to the Archive's player at that second. Registry dossier: Yellowstone No renewal found. JSON

Measurements: black-and-white film on its keyframes (0 of 674 shots judged colour), average shot 5.6s long, a frontal face detected in 34% of keyframes. Shots are detected automatically and each is represented by its midpoint frame.

Released 1936 (Internet Archive).

236 beats in 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.

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.

Sequence 1 from 0:00

Frame at 0:01, shot 00:01
1 of 1 shots sampled

1. Beat 1

0:00–0:02 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: The first beat shows a completely dark frame with no visible objects, people, or text. No events or dialogue are recorded in this segment.

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Sequence 2 from 0:02

Frame at 0:49, shot 10:49
1 of 1 shots sampled

2. Beat 2

0:02–1:35 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: This beat shows a credit crawl over a static frame, listing crew roles and names. No characters or actions are visible; the transcript contains fragmented, possibly misaligned lines that do not correspond to the visual content.

  • Credit text for film crew is displayed on screen. [frame:1]

“From the land of the sky, blue water, my brother, happy cry. On the lines I have linked with a light.” 0:10 · “Oh, my God.” 0:32

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Sequence 3 from 1:35

Frame at 1:38, shot 21:38
1 of 1 shots sampled

3. Map

1:35–1:41 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A map of Wyoming is shown with a highlighted inset for Yellowstone National Park. No people or actions are visible in this beat.

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 4 from 1:41

Frame at 1:43, shot 31:43
1 of 1 shots sampled

4. Mountain

1:41–1:45 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A train moves through a mountainous landscape with smoke billowing from its engine. No people or dialogue are visible or audible in this beat.

  • A train moves along a track through a mountainous area. [frame:1]

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 5 from 1:45

Sequence 6 from 1:48

Sequence 7 from 1:54

Frame at 1:58, shot 61:58Frame at 2:05, shot 72:05
2 of 2 shots sampled

7. Field

1:54–2:07 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A stone gatepost frames a view of a road leading to a distant building with mountains behind; several vintage cars are parked in a field with people standing near them. A line of dialogue expresses surprise.

1 person observed.

“Oh, my God.” 1:57

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 8 from 2:07

Frame at 2:29, shot 112:29Frame at 2:32, shot 122:32Frame at 2:37, shot 132:37
3 of 3 shots sampled

9. Street

2:28–2:40 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: Two men in hats converse while a woman in a hat and patterned dress appears in a subsequent frame. The transcript references flowers, animals, and a request for help finding a location with maps and directions on page 26.

3 people observed.

“Flowers and animals. Well, she didn't say flowers and animals.” 2:28 · “Perhaps you could help me find the right location. Maps, illustrations, and directions. Page 26.” 2:34

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 2:43, shot 142:43Frame at 2:50, shot 162:50Frame at 2:52, shot 172:52Frame at 3:00, shot 193:00
4 of 6 shots sampled

10. Vehicle interior

2:40–3:04 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A woman named Ruth Foster from Chicago speaks with two men in hats near a vehicle; one man asks for her name and address while she signs a document. The setting appears to be outdoors near a car, with one man wearing a uniform-like jacket with a badge.

  • A woman speaks to two men near a vehicle. [frame:1]
  • The woman looks down, appearing contemplative. [frame:2]
  • A man in a badge jacket hands the woman a document. [frame:3]
  • 1 more under Evidence and details.

Named: Ruth Foster (t:2:55). 3 people observed.

“Perhaps you could take care of me. Oh, I'm sorry, ma'am, but I've got a mule to take care of.” 2:43 · “Name and address, please.” 2:49

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 3:10, shot 203:10Frame at 3:16, shot 213:16Frame at 3:18, shot 223:18
3 of 3 shots sampled

11. Vehicle interior

3:04–3:19 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man in a ranger uniform speaks to a woman in a hat while holding a book; she smiles and holds papers. The man mentions Rule 16 and identifies himself as Dick Sherwood when asked to be contacted at the ranger station.

  • The woman smiles while holding papers. [frame:2]

Named: Dick Sherwood (t:3:08). 2 people observed.

“Rule 16, page 1.” 3:04 · “Rangers are to assist visitors in every manner possible. How nice. Oh, I'm a stickler for rules. Just call the ranger station any time. …” 3:08

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 3:21, shot 233:21
1 of 1 shots sampled

12. Road

3:19–3:22 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: Two men in hats stand side by side outdoors, one holding a rope. The background shows a rocky slope and part of a vehicle.

2 people observed.

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 9 from 3:22

Frame at 3:23, shot 243:23
1 of 1 shots sampled

13. Road

3:22–3:25 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man stands beside a horse-drawn wagon near a wooden building on a dirt road with mountains in the background. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.

1 person observed.

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 10 from 3:25

Frame at 3:26, shot 253:26Frame at 3:40, shot 273:40Frame at 3:50, shot 293:50Frame at 3:56, shot 313:56
4 of 7 shots sampled

14. Stable

3:25–3:58 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: Two men in hats stand near a horse in a wooden structure; one speaks about wanting a ranger badge and being transferred to Old Faithful. The dialogue references a woman named Gertrude and expresses romantic admiration.

  • A man in a hat holds a horse's reins while talking to another man. [frame:1]
  • The man in the jacket looks upward while speaking. [frame:2]
  • The man in the jacket leans toward the horse's head. [frame:3]
  • 1 more under Evidence and details.

Named: Gertrude (t:3:38). 2 people observed.

“There's one reason why I want to be a ranger.” 3:25 · “Very nice, isn't she?” 3:28

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 11 from 3:58

Frame at 4:00, shot 324:00
1 of 1 shots sampled

15. Road

3:58–4:02 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A vintage open-top vehicle drives along a road with passengers visible, surrounded by trees. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.

  • a vintage open-top vehicle drives along a road with passengers [frame:1]

1 person observed.

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 12 from 4:02

Sequence 13 from 4:04

Frame at 4:07, shot 344:07Frame at 4:17, shot 354:17
2 of 2 shots sampled

17. Riverbank

4:04–4:25 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man in uniform confronts a woman in a white dress near a riverbank; she claims ignorance of a rule after stating she is leaving. The man implies her status depends on her future conduct.

  • Two figures stand apart on a riverbank with trees in the background. [frame:1]
  • A man in uniform faces a woman in a white dress; both are in medium shot. [frame:2]

Named: Miss Foster (t:4:10). 2 people observed.

“I'm going to go.” 4:05 · “Sorry, Miss Foster, but you're breaking one of our most stringent rules.” 4:10

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 14 from 4:25

Frame at 4:33, shot 364:33Frame at 4:44, shot 374:44Frame at 4:49, shot 384:49Frame at 4:55, shot 394:55
4 of 4 shots sampled

18. Field

4:25–4:58 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man in a ranger uniform and a woman in a white dress stand outdoors near a river; he presents her with a certificate and a bouquet. The transcript reveals they are joking about her receiving a botany diploma and then a fishing diploma, which he says requires company.

  • Man in ranger uniform stands facing woman holding bouquet. [frame:1]
  • Close-up of handwritten certificate reading 'Dick Sherwood, Old Faithful Ranger Station'. [frame:2]
  • Woman smiles while holding bouquet; man looks at her. [frame:3]
  • 1 more under Evidence and details.

2 people observed.

“Flowers are very becoming to you. But I thought you said it was against the law. We believe in giving promising young botanists every opport…” 4:26 · “But I'm not a botan.” 4:34

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 4:59, shot 404:59Frame at 5:08, shot 425:08Frame at 5:22, shot 435:22Frame at 5:35, shot 455:35
4 of 6 shots sampled

19. Field

4:58–5:40 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A woman and a man in uniform stand outdoors while she speaks about her father, whom she has not seen in 18 years. The man listens as she describes him as tall and handsome, and mentions he has been in Australia.

  • The man in uniform listens to the woman as she speaks. [frame:4]

2 people observed.

“I'm sure father would be polite. Your father? Where have you been hiding him? When you checked in yesterday, you were alone.” 4:58 · “That's not as easy as it seems. Why, it's a cinch. Now, let me see. I should say he was a tall, handsome, distinguished-looking gentleman wi…” 5:14

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Sequence 15 from 6:09

Frame at 6:33, shot 496:33
1 of 1 shots sampled

21. Other

6:09–6:58 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man and a woman stand outdoors near a railing, discussing meeting a father for the first time and getting acquainted, with a third person greeting them at the end. The conversation references speed and a park, and the setting appears to be a natural landscape with trees and distant terrain.

  • A man and a woman stand outdoors near a railing, talking about meeting a father for the first time. [frame:1]

Named: Wiese (t:6:57). 3 people observed.

“Meeting one's father for the first time.” 6:16 · “I don't know what to do or say. Well, you'll have an even break. You'll both be up against the same thing.” 6:23

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 16 from 6:58

Frame at 6:59, shot 506:59Frame at 7:09, shot 517:09Frame at 7:19, shot 527:19
3 of 3 shots sampled

22. Forest

6:58–7:21 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: Two people stand near a saddled horse in a wooded area; one mounts the horse and they ride away across a bridge. A conversation occurs about campfires and a father arriving at three.

  • Two people stand beside a saddled horse. [frame:1]
  • One person mounts the horse. [frame:2]
  • Two people ride horses across a wooden bridge in a forest. [frame:3]

2 people observed.

“Oh, what's the matter? I'm having a little trouble. You haven't got a stuff right now, Andy, have you? No, but I'm a darn good booster.” 7:01 · “Oh, that's right you are. I'm really at my best after sundown. Really?” 7:09

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 17 from 7:21

Sequence 18 from 7:49

Frame at 7:53, shot 547:53Frame at 8:03, shot 558:03
2 of 2 shots sampled

24. Private office

7:49–8:07 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man in a suit enters a room and greets another man seated at a desk; the seated man responds. The setting appears to be an office or reception area with other people present.

  • A man in a light suit enters the room and approaches a desk. [frame:1]
  • The man at the desk greets the entering man. [frame:2]

Named: Mr. Ross (t:7:58). 5 people observed.

“Oh, my God.” 7:53 · “I'm sorry, I'm sorry.” 7:57

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 8:10, shot 568:10Frame at 8:15, shot 578:15Frame at 8:22, shot 598:22Frame at 8:26, shot 608:26
4 of 5 shots sampled

25. Hotel lobby

8:07–8:28 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man in a suit speaks with another man seated at a desk, then follows him up stairs and through a lobby. The dialogue indicates the visitor, Mr. Ross, is the first to arrive at a park facility.

  • The two men walk up a set of stairs. [frame:3]
  • The men walk through a lobby with other guests and staff. [frame:4]

Named: Mr. Ross (t:8:09). 7 people observed.

“Is the park already loaded with naturalists or have I a clear field?” 8:09 · “It's all yours, Mr. Ross. As usual, you're the first to arrive.” 8:09

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 8:30, shot 618:30
1 of 1 shots sampled

26. Other

8:28–8:31 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: Two men in suits walk past a wooden structure and a tree; one carries a hat. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.

3 people observed.

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 19 from 8:31

Sequence 20 from 8:34

Frame at 8:36, shot 638:36
1 of 1 shots sampled

28. Other

8:34–8:38 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man in a suit stands outdoors near a wooden structure and a tree. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.

1 person observed.

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 21 from 8:38

Frame at 8:39, shot 648:39
1 of 1 shots sampled

29. Bar

8:38–8:39 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A group of men in suits are gathered inside a rustic stone-walled room with a counter; one man stands behind the counter while others stand or move nearby. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.

4 people observed.

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 22 from 8:39

Frame at 8:44, shot 658:44
1 of 1 shots sampled

30. Hotel lobby

8:39–8:48 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man in a suit speaks to a clerk at a desk, requesting a quiet cabin away from the inn. The clerk, seen from behind, listens as the man writes on a clipboard.

  • The man in the suit writes on a clipboard at the desk. [frame:1]

3 people observed.

“Good afternoon, sir. Have you a reservation? - No, I haven't.” 8:40 · “A cabin, please. Something quiet away from the inn. Yes, sir.” 8:42

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 8:51, shot 668:51Frame at 8:58, shot 678:58Frame at 9:09, shot 699:09Frame at 9:12, shot 709:12
4 of 5 shots sampled

31. Hotel lobby

8:48–9:14 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man in a suit speaks with a hotel clerk at a reception desk; another man is directed to a room. The setting appears to be a rustic hotel lobby with wooden decor.

Named: Mr. Foster (t:8:50). 3 people observed.

“Oh, I beg your pardon, Mr. Foster. Your daughter made a reservation.” 8:50 · “My daughter? You mean she's here? Yes, Miss Foster arrived several days ago.” 8:54

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 9:19, shot 719:19
1 of 1 shots sampled

32. Restaurant

9:14–9:24 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man in a suit and hat stands in a crowded interior space while two women walk away from the camera. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.

3 people observed.

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 23 from 9:24

Frame at 9:26, shot 729:26Frame at 9:32, shot 739:32Frame at 9:37, shot 749:37Frame at 9:44, shot 759:44
4 of 4 shots sampled

33. Hotel lobby

9:24–9:48 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man in a suit and hat stands at a counter, speaking with another man. A hand writes names and locations in a ledger. The dialogue suggests the man is checking for acquaintances and then departs.

  • A man in a hat stands at a counter holding a small object. [frame:1]
  • A hand writes names and locations in a ledger. [frame:2]
  • The man in the hat speaks with another man across the counter. [frame:3]
  • 1 more under Evidence and details.

3 people observed.

“Looking for anybody in particular, sir?” 9:26 · “I was just wondering if there was anyone here I knew.” 9:28

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 24 from 9:48

Frame at 9:53, shot 769:53Frame at 10:00, shot 7710:00Frame at 10:03, shot 7810:03Frame at 10:08, shot 7910:08
4 of 4 shots sampled

34. Bedroom

9:48–10:13 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A woman in a bedroom speaks to a man in a suit who enters through a doorway. The man is holding a hat and coat, and the woman gestures as she speaks.

  • The woman stands near a bed and speaks. [frame:1]
  • The man enters through a doorway holding a hat and coat. [frame:2]
  • The woman gestures with her right hand while speaking. [frame:3]

2 people observed.

“Come in.” 9:54 · “Father? Yes.” 9:58

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 10:15, shot 8010:15Frame at 10:20, shot 8110:20Frame at 10:25, shot 8210:25Frame at 10:32, shot 8310:32
4 of 4 shots sampled

35. Living room

10:13–10:34 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man and a woman meet indoors after 18 years; the man holds a coat and hat, and the woman stands near a fireplace. The dialogue reveals the woman's name is Sophie and that the man has been waiting for her visit.

  • The woman stands near a fireplace while the man faces her. [frame:1]
  • The man stands in a doorway holding a coat and hat, smiling at the woman. [frame:2]

Named: Sophie (t:10:22). 2 people observed.

“Well, you have grown up, haven't you? It's been 18 years. Yes, yes, that's right.” 10:13 · “Now that you're here, I... Please say you're not, Sophie. When you wrote you were stopping here for a few days, I... Oh, I couldn't wait any…” 10:22

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 10:38, shot 8410:38Frame at 10:44, shot 8510:44Frame at 10:50, shot 8610:50
3 of 3 shots sampled

36. Living room

10:34–10:53 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A woman and a man stand in a room with wooden walls; they speak to each other and reach out to shake hands. The woman wears a polka-dot dress and the man wears a suit with a coat over his arm.

  • The man and woman shake hands across a chair. [frame:3]

Named: Father (t:10:49). 2 people observed.

“Seems so ridiculous, doesn't it? You're my father, and yet we stand here like two absolute strangers.” 10:35 · “It's all so new to us.” 10:42

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 10:56, shot 8710:56Frame at 11:06, shot 8811:06
2 of 2 shots sampled

37. Living room

10:53–11:14 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A woman and a man embrace closely in an interior setting; the woman speaks of missing each other and looking forward to private time with her father. The man, identified as 'Father' in the dialogue, reciprocates the embrace.

  • A woman embraces a man from behind, her face visible over his shoulder. [frame:1]
  • The man turns his head to look at the camera while holding the woman close. [frame:2]

Named: Father (t:10:54), Father (t:10:54). 2 people observed.

“We miss so much of each other. But we'll make up for it, you and I. Days and days all to ourselves, Father. But nobody to bother. Of cou…” 10:54

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 25 from 11:14

Frame at 11:20, shot 9111:20Frame at 11:26, shot 9311:26Frame at 11:36, shot 9411:36Frame at 11:49, shot 9611:49
4 of 6 shots sampled

40. Vehicle interior

11:18–11:52 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: Two men are shown in a vehicle, one driving, while another scene shows a man and a woman in a room. A transcript includes dialogue about someone's appearance and a room's features, including a bed and the sound of Old Faithful.

4 people observed.

“Take it easy, Marty. You don't have to do that, do you?” 11:19 · “What's he look like? What's he look like?” 11:23

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 11:53, shot 9711:53Frame at 11:56, shot 9811:56Frame at 11:59, shot 9911:59Frame at 12:04, shot 10012:04
4 of 4 shots sampled

41. Private office

11:52–12:06 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man and a woman stand in a room with a desk and a cluttered floor; the woman speaks to the man, who then moves to examine objects on the desk. The transcript indicates a conversation about 'pet vices' and an invitation to sit down.

  • The woman and man stand facing each other, holding hands. [frame:1]
  • The man leans over a desk, looking at objects on it. [frame:2]
  • A close-up shows a cluttered floor with boxes, pens, and other small items. [frame:3]
  • 1 more under Evidence and details.

2 people observed.

“Well, what's all this? I didn't know just what your pet vices would be, Father.” 11:54 · “I think you've covered about all of them. Thanks, my dear. Now you come over here and sit down.” 12:00

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 12:23, shot 10112:23Frame at 12:45, shot 10212:45Frame at 12:54, shot 10312:54Frame at 12:59, shot 10412:59
4 of 4 shots sampled

42. Living room

12:06–13:02 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A woman and a man are in a room; she speaks emotionally about finding him after 18 years and plans a trip to Europe. He listens and holds her hands, appearing concerned.

  • The woman stands over the seated man in a room with wooden walls. [frame:1]
  • The man and woman sit facing each other, holding hands. [frame:2]
  • The woman looks at the man with a concerned expression. [frame:3]
  • 1 more under Evidence and details.

Named: Father (t:12:28), Father (t:12:28). 2 people observed.

“Just let me look at you.” 12:16 · “I bet I'm the silliest person you ever met. Oh, is that the effect I have? Oh, Father, I feel like shouting to the whole world that after …” 12:28

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 13:08, shot 10513:08Frame at 13:16, shot 10613:16Frame at 13:22, shot 10813:22Frame at 13:25, shot 10913:25
4 of 5 shots sampled

43. Living room

13:02–13:27 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man in a suit speaks to a seated woman inside a rustic room, then the scene cuts to an outdoor path where a man in a fedora stands. The transcript includes dialogue about bad habits and singing.

  • A man in a suit leans over a small table toward a seated woman. [frame:1]
  • The man gestures with his hand while speaking to the woman. [frame:2]
  • A man stands on a dirt path outside a wooden building, with trees in the background. [frame:3]
  • 1 more under Evidence and details.

3 people observed.

“You know, I was just wondering if I hadn't better tell you some of my really bad habits. Do you have those too? Oh, well, it couldn't be an…” 13:05 · “I'm singing about something. You're singing about, Father.” 13:17

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 13:40, shot 11013:40Frame at 13:55, shot 11113:55
2 of 2 shots sampled

44. Living room

13:27–13:58 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man and a woman converse in a room; the man later turns to a desk while the woman watches. The dialogue suggests nervousness and a plan to go fishing.

  • The man turns to a desk and appears to open a drawer or case. [frame:2]

2 people observed.

“Good night.” 13:28 · “It's my nerves, I guess. Seeing things. I thought I recognized a man who's been dead for years. Oh, well, maybe it's the suddenness of every…” 13:29

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 14:00, shot 11214:00Frame at 14:07, shot 11314:07Frame at 14:24, shot 11514:24Frame at 14:29, shot 11614:29
4 of 5 shots sampled

45. Private office

13:58–14:29 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man in a suit is seen in a room with rustic decor, handling a case and speaking about going to a rough, wilderness area and acquiring a bow from a Ranger. The dialogue suggests a conversation about travel and a government official.

  • A man in a suit reaches for a case on a table. [frame:1]
  • The man turns toward the camera, speaking. [frame:2]
  • The man lifts the case from the table. [frame:3]
  • 1 more under Evidence and details.

1 person observed.

“It's too rough. Oh, but I don't mind. Yes, but there are no caverns. It's practically wilderness. All right, but you'll be sorry.” 14:08 · “You know, I've acquired a bow since I arrived. Oh, a bow. Well, he's a lucky fellow. One of the Rangers.” 14:16

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 14:32, shot 11714:32Frame at 14:43, shot 11814:43
2 of 2 shots sampled

46. Bedroom

14:29–14:50 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A woman in a patterned dress stands near an open suitcase in a bedroom; a man in a suit enters and stands beside her. Dialogue suggests someone is going to Washington for a position in the Department of Justice, and they may meet him at dinner.

  • A woman stands near an open suitcase in a bedroom. [frame:1]
  • A man in a suit enters and stands beside the woman. [frame:2]

2 people observed.

“He's going to Washington. He's going to be in the Department of Justice.” 14:37 · “What do you think of that?” 14:41

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 26 from 15:18

Sequence 27 from 15:22

Frame at 15:24, shot 12115:24
1 of 1 shots sampled

49. Restaurant

15:22–15:26 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man in a dark suit sits at a table with a white tablecloth, holding a telephone receiver to his ear. The setting appears to be a rustic interior with wooden walls and a shelf holding teapots and cups.

  • A man holds a telephone receiver to his ear. [frame:1]

1 person observed.

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 28 from 15:26

Sequence 29 from 15:35

Frame at 15:48, shot 12415:48
1 of 1 shots sampled

52. Private office

15:41–15:53 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A woman stands beside a seated man at a table in a log-walled room; she asks to be introduced to him, and he agrees. The man is addressed as Mr. Ryan.

  • A woman stands beside a seated man at a table in a log-walled room. [frame:1]

Named: Ryan (t:15:46). 2 people observed.

“It seems to me I've met him someplace or other.” 15:44 · “I wonder if you'd be kind enough to introduce me. Why, of course, Mr.... Ryan. Ryan, I'd be very glad to.” 15:46

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 15:56, shot 12515:56Frame at 16:00, shot 12616:00Frame at 16:09, shot 12716:09
3 of 3 shots sampled

53. Restaurant

15:53–16:17 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man and a woman converse in a crowded dining room; the man is later seen alone at a table, then dancing with the woman. The dialogue suggests they are discussing travel plans and the time of year.

  • A man and a woman are standing and talking in a crowded room. [frame:1]
  • The man is seated alone at a table, holding a cigarette. [frame:2]
  • The man and a woman are dancing closely. [frame:3]

3 people observed.

“Fine-looking gentleman, your father. I think so. You, uh, here for the summer? No, just a few days fishing before we sail for York.” 15:59 · “Nice time of year for Europe.” 16:11

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 16:19, shot 12816:19
1 of 1 shots sampled

54. Restaurant

16:17–16:21 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man in a suit sits at a table with a teacup and saucer. The setting appears to be an indoor dining area with tables and chairs in the background.

1 person observed.

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 30 from 16:21

Frame at 16:22, shot 12916:22
1 of 1 shots sampled

55. Restaurant

16:21–16:23 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man in a suit and glasses is seated at a table, looking down at his hands. The background is dimly lit and indistinct, with another figure partially visible behind him.

2 people observed.

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 31 from 16:23

Frame at 16:26, shot 13016:26Frame at 16:33, shot 13216:33Frame at 16:36, shot 13316:36Frame at 17:04, shot 13517:04
4 of 6 shots sampled

56. Restaurant

16:23–17:05 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: Two men in suits interact at a table in a crowded dining room; one introduces himself as John Alexander Hartigan and mentions New York and wine. The man seated reacts as the standing man gestures, and the scene ends with a close-up of the seated man holding flowers.

  • A man in a suit stands beside a seated man at a table. [frame:2]
  • The standing man gestures while speaking to the seated man. [frame:3]
  • The seated man looks up at the standing man during their conversation. [frame:3]
  • 1 more under Evidence and details.

Named: John Alexander Hartigan (t:16:28). 2 people observed.

“Hello, neighbor. Our host is here in Kongsbury, the jury from Australia. Mighty interesting country down there. I've always wanted to hea…” 16:28 · “How do you do, Mr.” 16:41

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Frame at 17:07, shot 13617:07
1 of 1 shots sampled

57. Restaurant

17:05–17:08 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A woman stands behind a table serving two seated men in a dimly lit interior. The men are dressed formally and appear to be engaged in conversation while being served.

3 people observed.

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Sequence 32 from 17:08

Frame at 17:09, shot 13717:09
1 of 1 shots sampled

58. Beat 58

17:08–17:09 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A close-up shows hands manipulating a dark, elongated object. No people, place, or time can be identified from this single frame.

  • Hands are shown manipulating a dark, elongated object. [frame:1]

1 person observed.

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 33 from 17:09

Frame at 17:10, shot 13817:10
1 of 1 shots sampled

59. Beat 59

17:09–17:11 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A hand holds a leather wallet with a 'DETECTIVE' badge visible. No people are named, no dialogue is present, and the setting is not identifiable from this close-up.

1 person observed.

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 34 from 17:11

Frame at 17:13, shot 13917:13Frame at 17:18, shot 14017:18Frame at 17:25, shot 14117:25
3 of 3 shots sampled

60. Restaurant

17:11–17:29 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: Two men sit at a table in a dimly lit interior while a waitress serves them; one man speaks to the other and mentions going to a campfire. A third person is audible but not visible in the frames.

  • A man with a mustache looks directly at the camera. [frame:1]
  • A waitress presents a menu to two seated men at a table. [frame:2]
  • Two men sit at a table with drinks and a floral centerpiece; one speaks to the other. [frame:3]

Named: Mr. Foster (t:17:29). 4 people observed.

“Why, you're the man I've been looking for. Say, if it's just the same to you, I'd like to tag along and we'll try our luck together, huh?” 17:12 · “You can keep that change. Thank you, sir. That's all right. When I get service, I pay for it.” 17:12

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Frame at 17:43, shot 14217:43
1 of 1 shots sampled

61. Private office

17:29–17:56 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A group of four people stand near a table in an indoor setting; one man declines to join a campfire outing, citing fatigue, while others urge him to rest and enjoy the evening. A coat is offered as he prepares to leave.

4 people observed.

“Mr. Foster, I've just suggested to your daughter that we all go out to the campfire.” 17:29 · “What do you think about it, Father? Would you like to go? Well, if you don't mind, I think I'll go back to my cabin. I'm pretty tired.” 17:38

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 18:19, shot 14518:19Frame at 18:22, shot 14618:22Frame at 18:32, shot 14818:32Frame at 18:42, shot 14918:42
4 of 5 shots sampled

63. Camp

18:17–18:50 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A woman in a dark dress and a man in a suit stand together as another man in a uniform approaches; a second man in a dark suit observes nearby. The woman apologizes for forgetting a campfire date with the man in the suit, who suggests rescheduling.

  • A woman and a man in a suit stand together as a man in uniform approaches them. [frame:1]
  • The man in uniform smiles at the camera. [frame:2]
  • A man in a dark suit stands near a fireplace, smoking. [frame:3]
  • 1 more under Evidence and details.

Named: Miss Foster (t:18:36), Mr. Sherwood (t:18:36), Mr. Ryan (t:18:36). 4 people observed.

“Well, hello there, if it is my Boy Scout. Hello there yourself. You haven't forgotten our campfire date, have you? Well, to tell you the …” 18:17 · “*pfft*” 18:35

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 35 from 18:50

Frame at 18:55, shot 15018:55Frame at 19:01, shot 15119:01Frame at 19:04, shot 15219:04Frame at 19:07, shot 15319:07
4 of 4 shots sampled

64. Camp

18:50–19:09 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A group of people are gathered around a campfire at night, with some standing on a raised area and others seated or standing in the surrounding darkness. The scene shifts to show individuals walking away from the fire into a wooded area, with one person in a light-colored coat visible from behind.

  • People are gathered around a campfire. [frame:1]
  • People are walking away from the campfire into a wooded area. [frame:3]
  • A person in a light-colored coat is walking away from the fire. [frame:4]

2 people observed.

“If it's true what they say about the sea, does the sun really shine all the time?” 18:51 · “You're the sweet man, you know you're awesome, and everybody's born to hope.” 19:01

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 19:11, shot 15419:11Frame at 19:17, shot 15619:17Frame at 19:20, shot 15719:20Frame at 19:26, shot 15919:26
4 of 6 shots sampled

65. Forest

19:09–19:27 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man in a ranger-style hat and a woman stand close, speaking and embracing in a dimly lit outdoor setting. The dialogue includes a compliment about beauty and a reference to a rule book for rangers complimenting visitors.

  • The man and woman stand facing each other in conversation. [frame:1]
  • The man turns slightly away, partially obscured by shadow. [frame:2]
  • The man and woman face each other again, continuing their interaction. [frame:3]
  • 1 more under Evidence and details.

2 people observed.

“You know, it just hit me that I hadn't gotten around to telling you how darn beautiful you are.” 19:11 · “Well, I didn't know that you were supposed to.” 19:11

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 19:28, shot 16019:28Frame at 19:33, shot 16219:33Frame at 19:45, shot 16519:45Frame at 19:53, shot 16719:53
4 of 8 shots sampled

66. Other

19:27–19:56 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man and a woman walk through a dimly lit outdoor gathering at night, surrounded by seated onlookers. The transcript references a character named Pope and mentions Yellowstone in relation to a partner, suggesting a narrative about storytelling or reputation.

  • A man and a woman walk away from the camera through a dark outdoor area. [frame:1]
  • The man and woman walk toward the camera, smiling, with a seated crowd behind them. [frame:2]
  • The woman turns to face a seated crowd while the man stands beside her. [frame:3]
  • 1 more under Evidence and details.

Named: Miss Foster (t:19:42). 4 people observed.

“Now, Pope.” 19:28 · “You may not believe the story, but it's the truth.” 19:33

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 20:33, shot 17920:33Frame at 20:42, shot 18220:42Frame at 20:50, shot 18520:50Frame at 20:58, shot 18820:58
4 of 10 shots sampled

68. Other

20:31–20:59 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man in a wide-brimmed hat and patterned vest stands among a dark, crowded scene; dialogue mentions characters named Anderson and Baldi Jack, and references Pete being on lookout. The setting appears to be outdoors at night, with low visibility and a fire visible in the background.

  • A man in a hat stands among a crowd at night. [frame:1]
  • The crowd remains gathered around the man in the hat. [frame:2]
  • The man in the hat is still visible among the crowd. [frame:3]
  • 1 more under Evidence and details.

2 people observed.

“Or on that Anderson fellow when they got him. And Baldi Jack is the only other one of them. Oh, Baldi Jack didn't get none of it. When th…” 20:37 · “Not with Pete on the lookout. No, sirree. When a mountain man's eyes see someone or something, he never forgets it.” 20:49

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 21:00, shot 18921:00
1 of 1 shots sampled

69. Theatre

20:59–21:01 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat stands elevated above a crowd in a dimly lit interior space. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.

2 people observed.

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 36 from 21:01

Frame at 21:06, shot 19021:06
1 of 1 shots sampled

70. Private office

21:01–21:10 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man in a dark suit sits at a wooden desk in a wood-paneled room, writing with a pen. The scene is lit with studio lighting and shows no windows or external time cues.

1 person observed.

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 21:13, shot 19121:13
1 of 1 shots sampled

71. Private office

21:10–21:16 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man in a dark suit is seen from behind, standing in a dimly lit wooden interior. He appears to be turning or reaching toward a wooden structure or doorway.

  • man in dark suit turns or reaches toward wooden structure [frame:1]

1 person observed.

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 21:25, shot 19221:25Frame at 21:39, shot 19421:39Frame at 21:42, shot 19521:42Frame at 21:50, shot 19721:50
4 of 6 shots sampled

72. Private office

21:16–21:51 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: Two men in suits meet inside a wooden-paneled room; one greets the other and mentions his daughter's choice of a ranger over him. The conversation continues as they stand near a desk with papers, in a setting that appears to be a private office.

  • A man in a light suit enters a room and greets another man. [frame:1]
  • The two men stand facing each other in a room with wooden walls and a desk. [frame:2]
  • The man in the light suit gestures while speaking to the man in the dark suit. [frame:3]
  • 1 more under Evidence and details.

Named: Mr. Foster (t:21:25). 2 people observed.

“I hope I didn't startle you, Mr. Foster. Not at all. You see, your daughter passed me up for a ranger, so I thought I'd drop over and have a…” 21:25 · “Well, sit down, won't you? Hi. Great country up here, isn't it? Oh, yes. Yes, indeed. So, uh, fresh and, uh, open-minded.” 21:33

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 21:52, shot 19821:52Frame at 22:00, shot 20122:00Frame at 22:07, shot 20322:07Frame at 22:26, shot 20622:26
4 of 9 shots sampled

73. Private office

21:51–22:28 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man in a suit identifies himself as Tracy Jenkins' son and demands to collect his father's share, while another man listens. The setting appears to be an interior room with wooden walls.

  • Foster stands and tells Ryan he is in clay as promised. [frame:4]

Named: Foster (t:22:05), Anderson (t:21:53). 3 people observed.

“You don't have to look at me like that, Anderson.” 21:53 · “I'll tell you who I am. I'm Tracy Jenkins' son.” 21:58

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 22:33, shot 20722:33Frame at 22:40, shot 20822:40Frame at 22:46, shot 20922:46
3 of 3 shots sampled

74. Private office

22:28–22:51 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: Two men in suits are in a tense conversation inside a wooden-paneled room; one man, identified as Foster, is being confronted about a deal. The dialogue references San Quentin and a 50-50 arrangement, suggesting a prior agreement or threat.

  • A man in a dark suit confronts another man seated at a desk. [frame:1]
  • The seated man looks up at the standing man, listening intently. [frame:2]
  • The seated man maintains eye contact, appearing tense. [frame:3]

Named: Foster (t:22:51). 2 people observed.

“You didn't say anything to my daughter about this. Come on, come on. Let's get down to business. Now, once I know Mike contacted you with …” 22:36 · “He told you as soon as they sprung you, I'd expect to play ball in a 50-50 deal, didn't he? That's right. You know it's right.” 22:45

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 22:58, shot 21022:58Frame at 23:07, shot 21123:07Frame at 23:22, shot 21323:22Frame at 23:32, shot 21423:32
4 of 5 shots sampled

75. Private office

22:51–23:38 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: Two men in suits are in a tense conversation in an interior space; one demands to know where money is hidden, while the other insists on a 50-50 split after an 18-year wait. No names are spoken that can be assigned to the visible individuals, and no time of day or period is established.

Named: Foster (t:22:51). 2 people observed.

“And that's why I'm here, Foster, standing right over the plate, waiting for you to pitch.” 22:51 · “Well, it'll be safe until Judgment Day. Which happens to be right here and now. So come on and talk to me, Forster. What are your plans? …” 23:00

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 23:43, shot 21523:43Frame at 23:53, shot 21623:53
2 of 2 shots sampled

76. Private office

23:38–23:59 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: Two men in suits are shown in a dimly lit interior, one speaking to the other about danger and a morgue. The scene includes a staircase and wooden beams, suggesting an old building.

  • A man in a dark suit faces another man in a light suit who is speaking. [frame:1]
  • A man in a light suit stands on a staircase, looking down at another man. [frame:2]

Named: Foster (t:23:44). 3 people observed.

“Dynamite will take care of it.” 23:41 · “Now listen, Foster, I'll give you to Lamar to crack through. Tomorrow? Why, it isn't safe. It's suicide. Ever been through a morgue, Fost…” 23:44

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 37 from 23:59

Frame at 24:04, shot 21724:04
1 of 1 shots sampled

77. Theatre

23:59–24:08 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A dimly lit, crowded interior space is shown with many people seated or standing, viewed from a slightly elevated angle. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 24:09, shot 21824:09
1 of 1 shots sampled

78. Town square

24:08–24:10 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A large group of people is gathered outdoors at night, with some individuals dancing or moving in the center while others watch from the periphery. The scene is dimly lit, suggesting artificial lighting in a dark environment.

1 person observed.

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 24:12, shot 21924:12Frame at 24:16, shot 22024:16Frame at 24:23, shot 22224:23Frame at 24:26, shot 22324:26
4 of 5 shots sampled

79. Field

24:10–24:28 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A group of men with guitars gather around a campfire at night, followed by a lone rider silhouetted against a cloudy sky. No names are spoken, and no interior setting is shown.

  • Men with guitars gather around a campfire. [frame:1]
  • A lone rider on horseback is silhouetted against the sky. [frame:3]

4 people observed.

“Asking me a stranger” 24:11 · “It's the only life for me.” 24:14

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 24:33, shot 22424:33Frame at 24:43, shot 22524:43Frame at 24:55, shot 22624:55
3 of 3 shots sampled

80. Other

24:28–25:03 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat rides a horse against a cloudy sky, speaking lines about riding the rain and feeling free. The scene is shot in black and white with dramatic lighting and close-ups.

  • man rides horse against cloudy sky [frame:1]
  • man continues riding, looking forward [frame:2]
  • close-up of man’s face as he speaks [frame:3]

1 person observed.

“Gangling us home” 24:28 · “Just Broomtail and me, riding the rain.” 24:33

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 38 from 25:18

Frame at 25:23, shot 23025:23Frame at 25:29, shot 23125:29Frame at 25:32, shot 23225:32
3 of 3 shots sampled

82. Private office

25:18–25:34 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat is shown in profile, followed by close-ups of a hand writing 'Miss Ruth' and then 'Miss Ruth For' on an envelope. The transcript contains a single line at 25:18 that reads 'Jingling us all.'

  • A man in a cowboy hat is visible in profile. [frame:1]
  • A hand writes 'Miss Ruth' on an envelope. [frame:2]
  • The hand continues writing 'Miss Ruth For' on the envelope. [frame:3]

2 people observed.

“Jingling us all.” 25:18

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 39 from 25:34

Frame at 25:36, shot 23325:36Frame at 25:39, shot 23425:39Frame at 25:43, shot 23525:43
3 of 3 shots sampled

83. Private office

25:34–25:45 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man in a hat and coat reads a paper at a desk, then stands and gestures with his hand while holding the paper. The setting is a dimly lit wooden interior with shelves and a desk visible.

  • man sits at a desk reading a paper [frame:1]
  • man stands up holding the paper [frame:2]
  • man gestures upward with his right hand while holding the paper in his left [frame:3]

1 person observed.

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 25:47, shot 23625:47
1 of 1 shots sampled

84. Living room

25:45–25:48 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man in a hat and coat stands in a dimly lit room with wooden furniture and a window with curtains. He is holding a piece of paper and appears to be reading or examining it.

  • A man stands holding a piece of paper in a room with wooden furniture. [frame:1]

1 person observed.

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 25:54, shot 23725:54
1 of 1 shots sampled

85. Bedroom

25:48–26:00 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A person is visible in a dimly lit room with wooden walls, a bed, and a table; no dialogue or on-screen text is present. The scene appears to be interior and static, with no visible action beyond the person's posture.

1 person observed.

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 40 from 26:00

Frame at 26:02, shot 23826:02
1 of 1 shots sampled

86. Living room

26:00–26:04 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A pair of hands adjusts black leather shoes on a patterned rug. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.

  • Hands adjust a pair of black leather shoes on a rug. [frame:1]

1 person observed.

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 41 from 26:04

Frame at 26:06, shot 23926:06
1 of 1 shots sampled

87. Bedroom

26:04–26:07 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man stands in a dimly lit room, handling an object near a bed. The setting appears to be a rustic interior with wooden walls and minimal furnishings.

  • man stands near a bed, manipulating a small object in his hands [frame:1]

1 person observed.

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 26:08, shot 24026:08
1 of 1 shots sampled

88. Bedroom

26:07–26:09 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man in a light shirt and dark hat stands beside a bed in a dimly lit room, holding an object. The room contains a bed, a lamp, and a door, with no visible text or spoken dialogue in this beat.

1 person observed.

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 42 from 26:09

Sequence 43 from 26:11

Sequence 44 from 26:13

Frame at 26:14, shot 24326:14
1 of 1 shots sampled

91. Other

26:13–26:16 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A hand reaches into a cluttered drawer containing scissors and other small objects. No people are named, and no dialogue is present in this beat.

  • A hand reaches into a drawer and moves objects around. [frame:1]

1 person observed.

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 26:16, shot 24426:16
1 of 1 shots sampled

92. Other

26:16–26:17 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A hand reaches into a dark drawer containing medical tools and other items. No people are named, no dialogue is present, and the setting is not identifiable beyond the drawer's contents.

  • A hand reaches into a drawer containing medical tools. [frame:1]

1 person observed.

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 45 from 26:17

Frame at 26:18, shot 24526:18Frame at 26:19, shot 24626:19Frame at 26:24, shot 24726:24Frame at 26:28, shot 24826:28
4 of 4 shots sampled

93. Living room

26:17–26:29 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A person is seen in a dimly lit interior space, moving near furniture and a doorway. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in the frames.

  • A person stands near a table and doorway in a dim room. [frame:3]
  • The person moves toward the right, holding an object. [frame:4]

1 person observed.

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 46 from 26:29

Frame at 26:40, shot 24926:40Frame at 26:51, shot 25026:51
2 of 2 shots sampled

94. Other

26:29–26:51 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A handwritten note is shown, followed by a scene with logs and a fire. A voice speaks about enjoying the evening and remembering it.

  • A handwritten note is displayed. [frame:1]
  • Logs and a fire are visible in a dimly lit setting. [frame:2]

1 person observed.

“You know, I think this is the most enjoyable evening I've ever spent. Has been nice. One of those evenings to take home and sort of rememb…” 26:42

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 47 from 26:51

Frame at 26:53, shot 25126:53Frame at 27:02, shot 25327:02Frame at 27:09, shot 25627:09Frame at 27:15, shot 25827:15
4 of 8 shots sampled

95. Sidewalk

26:51–27:19 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man and a woman converse outdoors at night; the woman expresses concern about being late and mentions her father. The man, wearing a uniform and hat, responds and then departs.

  • The man turns and walks away from the woman. [frame:4]

2 people observed.

“It's 12 o'clock. Let's hurry. Why, how time does fly? Father will be worried. I should have been back ages ago. Hold on, just a minute.” 26:57 · “We have a rule about fathers on page 28. You can read that to me in the morning about 10. Good night.” 27:05

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 27:22, shot 25927:22
1 of 1 shots sampled

96. Living room

27:19–27:26 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A woman in a dark dress stands with her back to the camera, facing a stone fireplace in a dimly lit interior. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.

1 person observed.

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 27:35, shot 26027:35
1 of 1 shots sampled

97. Private office

27:26–27:45 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A woman stands in a dimly lit room, holding an object near a cluttered desk. The room appears to be a private office or study, with papers and a telephone visible.

1 person observed.

Evidence, details and a link to share

Sequence 48 from 27:45

Frame at 27:46, shot 26127:46Frame at 27:54, shot 26427:54Frame at 28:00, shot 26728:00Frame at 28:18, shot 27028:18
4 of 10 shots sampled

98. Other

27:45–28:19 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man prepares a horse at night while another man in a hat approaches and speaks to him. The dialogue indicates a warning about traveling to Jackson Hole and an introduction between the two men.

  • A man stands beside a saddled horse in the dark. [frame:1]
  • A man in a hat approaches another man near horses. [frame:3]
  • Two men face each other and speak. [frame:4]

Named: Mr. Foster (t:27:55), Sherwood (t:28:03). 3 people observed.

“Thing is friend that I don't like to see you going into Jackson Hole without a guide.” 27:46 · “All right, Mr. Foster, suit yourself, but it's very dangerous. Good evening, Mr. Foster.” 27:55

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 28:21, shot 27128:21Frame at 28:29, shot 27328:29Frame at 28:38, shot 27628:38Frame at 28:43, shot 27828:43
4 of 8 shots sampled

99. Other

28:19–28:44 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A confrontation occurs at night between a ranger and a man named Forster over guiding regulations; a horse is involved and a sign forbidding animals is visible. No names are assigned to visible people beyond what is spoken in the transcript.

  • A horse rears near a sign forbidding animals. [frame:4]

Named: Mr. Forster (t:28:20), Ed Bryant (t:28:20). 3 people observed.

“Pete, where's his guide? Well, I spoke to Mr. Forster. I never hired a guide, young man.” 28:20 · “Chief Ranger Adele has issued orders that for the next few days, nobody has to pack into Jackson Hole without a guide.” 28:20

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 28:45, shot 27928:45Frame at 28:54, shot 28128:54Frame at 29:04, shot 28329:04Frame at 29:23, shot 28529:23
4 of 7 shots sampled

100. Log cabin

28:44–29:25 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A conversation occurs between men in hats, one of whom mentions being in the cavalry, while a separate scene shows a man at a desk in a log cabin. A woman named Miss Farquhar is addressed and bids farewell.

  • A man at a desk in a log cabin leans over papers while a woman stands nearby. [frame:4]

Named: Miss Farquhar (t:29:21), Mr. Riddell (t:29:05), Miss Worcester (t:29:05). 8 people observed.

“Hey, why didn't you punch him in the nose? Because he happens to be the father of somebody I like.” 28:45 · “I hope he breaks his neck. You know, that reminds me of the time that I was in the cavalry.” 28:56

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 29:34, shot 28629:34Frame at 29:45, shot 28729:45
2 of 2 shots sampled

101. Other

29:25–29:47 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: Two men in hats argue indoors while a third man in uniform stands behind them; earlier, a rider on horseback is seen outdoors near mountains. The transcript includes a character named Sherwood being reprimanded by a 'Chief' about following orders.

  • A rider on horseback is seen outdoors near mountains. [frame:1]
  • Two men in hats argue indoors while a third man in uniform stands behind them. [frame:2]

Named: Sherwood (t:29:41), Chief (t:29:41). 4 people observed.

“Why aren't you supposed to send you to this morning? But, Chief, I figured that...” 29:41 · “That happens to be my job, Sherwood.” 29:41

Evidence, details and a link to share

Frame at 29:49, shot 28829:49Frame at 29:59, shot 29129:59Frame at 30:07, shot 29330:07Frame at 30:24, shot 29630:24
4 of 9 shots sampled

102. Other

29:47–30:25 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A group of men in hats discuss an impending eruption of 'Old Bess' at night, with one man running off to spread the news. The setting appears to be outdoors near a building or camp, under dark conditions.

  • Men in hats gather and talk, one standing on a raised surface. [frame:2]
  • Men continue talking, one gesturing with his hand. [frame:3]
  • A man in a cap runs away from the group. [frame:4]

4 people observed.

“Old Bess hasn't erupted in over 27 years. George, tell Chief Magell about Old Bess.” 29:52 · “If what George says is true, this is the biggest news that's broken since... Get busy. Spread the news all over the place. Yes, sir. Georg…” 30:04

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103. Newsroom

30:25–31:01 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man in a hat speaks on the phone while seated at a desk; a woman operates a switchboard; a young man listens intently; and a group of people in formal attire react with surprise in a crowded room. The transcript mentions 'Old Bess' erupting and references a newspaper plot, suggesting a newsroom or press-related setting.

  • Chief Ranger Riddell speaks on the phone about Old Bess erupting. [frame:1]
  • A woman operates a switchboard, likely relaying news. [frame:2]
  • A young man listens intently, possibly reacting to the news. [frame:3]
  • 1 more under Evidence and details.

Named: Chief Ranger Riddell (t:30:26). 4 people observed.

“Hello, Mammoth.” 30:25 · “Chief Ranger Riddell. Old Bess is expected to erupt tonight. Anytime. Hold your best case. Old Bess is going to erupt for tonight. No.” 30:26

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105. Forest

31:03–31:13 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: Two men on horseback are shown in a wooded outdoor setting; one speaks to a woman named Gertrude and asks Pete to influence an animal. The scene is set outdoors with trees and sky visible.

  • Two men are riding horses through a forested area. [frame:1]
  • One man turns to speak while riding. [frame:2]
  • The man continues speaking while holding reins. [frame:3]

Named: Pete (t:31:10), Gertrude (t:31:05). 3 people observed.

“Oh, come on, Gertrude. Shift into high, won't you?” 31:05 · “Pete, ain't you got any influence over this here animal?” 31:10

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Sequence 51 from 31:13

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106. Private office

31:13–31:37 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man in a hat and coat urges a woman to leave a dimly lit interior with him; she resists, expressing fear. He insists, promising to return her quickly, while she remains hesitant.

  • A man in a hat stands in a doorway, partially silhouetted. [frame:1]
  • The man and woman face each other in a dim room. [frame:2]
  • The woman stands with arms crossed, looking concerned, while the man faces her. [frame:3]
  • 1 more under Evidence and details.

Named: Miss Foster (t:31:15). 2 people observed.

“Miss Foster? Hello there. A wise-some news for you.” 31:15 · “She's been down with her sleeping sickness since 1909 and is about to wake up.” 31:15

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Sequence 52 from 31:37

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107. Rural house

31:37–31:42 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A dark, low-resolution exterior shot shows a building with lit windows at night, surrounded by trees and open ground. No people or movement are visible in the single frame provided.

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Sequence 53 from 31:42

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108. Road

31:42–31:44 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A vehicle is visible on a dirt road at night, with trees in the background. No people or spoken dialogue are present in this beat.

  • A vehicle is parked or moving slowly on a dirt road at night. [frame:1]

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109. Field

31:44–31:46 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A dark, outdoor scene shows a horse and rider moving across a dusty field with trees in the background. No dialogue or on-screen text is present.

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Sequence 54 from 31:46

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110. Forest

31:46–31:55 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: Two men on horseback are shown in a wooded outdoor setting; one speaks to the other, mentioning a badge and building a fire. The dialogue suggests they are preparing for travel or an event ahead.

  • Two men on horseback are in a wooded area. [frame:1]

Named: Pete (t:31:51). 2 people observed.

“Come on, Gertrude.” 31:46 · “Believe me, when I get my badge, you'll move faster than this.” 31:48

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111. Forest

31:55–31:57 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man in a hat stands outdoors at dusk or dawn, holding reins, with a horse partially visible. The scene is dimly lit and appears to be in a natural, wooded setting.

  • A man stands holding horse reins in a dim outdoor setting. [frame:1]

1 person observed.

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Sequence 55 from 31:57

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112. Field

31:57–32:00 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A group of people are visible in and around two open-top vehicles in an outdoor setting. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.

  • People are gathered around and inside two open-top vehicles. [frame:1]

1 person observed.

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Sequence 56 from 32:00

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113. Other

32:00–32:09 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A single figure is seen from behind walking toward a plume of smoke or steam in a dark, indistinct outdoor setting. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.

  • A figure walks toward a plume of smoke or steam in a dark environment. [frame:1]

1 person observed.

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Sequence 57 from 32:09

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114. Other

32:09–32:21 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A crowd of people in 1930s attire is shown in a dimly lit public space; one man calls out to someone named Sherwood while others react. No named characters are visually identifiable, and no specific location or time of day is established.

Named: Sherwood (t:32:15). 4 people observed.

“Now, please, hold. Please, you can't stand any closure.” 32:09 · “That's boiling water, so please pull back.” 32:13

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Sequence 58 from 32:21

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115. Street

32:21–32:26 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A high-angle shot shows a crowd of people on a street at night, with smoke or steam rising in the center. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.

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Sequence 59 from 32:26

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116. Other

32:26–32:46 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: Two men in hats converse in a dimly lit, crowded space while one speaks about a quiet woman who suddenly became violent. No names are spoken, and no objects beyond clothing and hats are visible.

  • A man in a light fedora speaks to another man while standing in a crowd. [frame:1]
  • The man in the light fedora turns his head slightly while speaking. [frame:2]
  • The man in the light fedora continues speaking, facing the other man. [frame:3]
  • 1 more under Evidence and details.

3 people observed.

“Say, you know, baby, I don't like this.” 32:26 · “When an old gal has been quiet for 27 years, no teller what you'll do when she pops off.” 32:29

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118. Geyser site

32:52–33:16 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A single frame shows a geyser erupting at night, surrounded by dark trees. No people, dialogue, or on-screen text are visible.

  • A geyser erupts, shooting water and steam into the air. [frame:1]

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Sequence 62 from 33:16

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119. Other

33:16–33:17 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A person in a light hat and dark coat stands among a crowd, mouth open as if singing or shouting. The scene is dimly lit and appears to be indoors with other figures visible in the background.

3 people observed.

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Sequence 63 from 33:18

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121. Other

33:18–33:20 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A group of people, including a man in a cowboy hat, look upward in a dark setting. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.

3 people observed.

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122. Other

33:20–33:21 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man in a cowboy hat is visible among a crowd, looking upward. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.

2 people observed.

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Sequence 64 from 33:21

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123. Other

33:21–33:22 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A man in a trench coat and fedora stands among a crowd of similarly dressed men in dim lighting. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.

2 people observed.

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124. Other

33:22–33:23 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A group of men in coats and hats look upward in a dark setting. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.

3 people observed.

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Frame at 33:23, shot 34333:23
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125. Other

33:23–33:24 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A crowd of people is shown in a dimly lit setting, with one man in a hat and bow tie visible among them. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.

3 people observed.

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Sequence 65 from 33:24

Frame at 33:24, shot 34433:24
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126. Other

33:24–33:25 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A woman in a light coat and patterned scarf stands among a crowd in a dimly lit interior. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in this beat.

2 people observed.

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Sequence 66 from 33:25

Frame at 33:27, shot 34533:27Frame at 33:30, shot 34633:30Frame at 33:32, shot 34733:32
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127. Other

33:25–33:33 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A crowd reacts to a man emerging from smoke or steam. No names or specific locations are identified in the frames or transcript.

  • A large plume of smoke or steam rises from the ground, partially obscuring the background. [frame:1]
  • A man in a light hat points forward while standing next to another man in a dark hat; both look toward the smoke. [frame:2]
  • The crowd watches as a figure emerges from the smoke or steam. [frame:3]

3 people observed.

“Look!” 33:28 · “A man!” 33:30

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Frame at 33:34, shot 34833:34
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128. Other

33:33–33:36 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A crowd of people is gathered in a dimly lit, smoky environment. No specific actions or dialogue are visible or audible in the single frame provided.

1 person observed.

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Frame at 33:36, shot 34933:36
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129. Other

33:36–33:37 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A crowd of people is visible in a dimly lit, crowded space. No specific actions, names, or objects are identifiable from the single frame.

1 person observed.

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Sequence 67 from 33:37

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130. Field

33:37–33:39 Not yet checked

Model synopsis: A group of figures is seen in low visibility amid smoke or dust, with no clear environment or time of day. No dialogue or on-screen text is present in the frames.

1 person observed.

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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. 519 segments kept, 127 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. 0:10 From the land of the sky, blue water, my brother, happy cry. On the lines I have linked with a light.
  2. 0:32 Oh, my God.
  3. 1:00 I woo her with my foot. She's.
  4. 1:19 Look up to the night
  5. 1:27 In you.
  6. 1:57 Oh, my God.
  7. 2:07 Oh Mr. Ranger.
  8. 2:10 I beg your pardon? Are you sure this is the best for Old Faithful? Yes, ma'am.
  9. 2:14 You see, I've never been in Yellowstone Park before.
  10. 2:16 I've been in Yosemite, Zion, Bryce, and Glacier.
  11. 2:19 I'm going to be here two whole weeks. Really?
  12. 2:23 I'm studying the flora and the fauna.
  13. 2:26 We ain't got no geysers by those names.
  14. 2:28 Flowers and animals. Well, she didn't say flowers and animals.
  15. 2:34 Perhaps you could help me find the right location. Maps, illustrations, and directions. Page 26.
  16. 2:43 Perhaps you could take care of me. Oh, I'm sorry, ma'am, but I've got a mule to take care of.
  17. 2:49 Name and address, please.
  18. 2:55 Ruth Foster, Chicago. How long do you intend staying? Just a few days. That's too bad. Where will you be staying? At Old Faithful Inn.
  19. 3:04 Rule 16, page 1.
  20. 3:08 Rangers are to assist visitors in every manner possible. How nice. Oh, I'm a stickler for rules. Just call the ranger station any time. Ask for Dick Sherwood. Thank you. Not at all. It's a pleasure.
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  1. 3:25 There's one reason why I want to be a ranger.
  2. 3:28 Very nice, isn't she?
  3. 3:29 Oh, gee, it's girls like her that just makes a fella feel woozy all over. You know, like you feel when you just come out of chloroform.
  4. 3:38 I ought to know someone like her. You know, what I need is a badge. Never mind, Payday. I'm being transferred to Old Faithful. Stick around and I'll preach it to an introduction. Brother, I'll be right on your tail. You know, Gertrude, someday I'll get my badge, and then they'll be mighty proud of us.
  5. 4:05 I'm going to go.
  6. 4:10 Sorry, Miss Foster, but you're breaking one of our most stringent rules.
  7. 4:13 I'm sorry, I didn't know. Really, I didn't. Ignorance of the law is no excuse.
  8. 4:19 Am I under arrest? Well, that depends upon your future conduct. Allow me.
  9. 4:26 Flowers are very becoming to you. But I thought you said it was against the law. We believe in giving promising young botanists every opportunity.
  10. 4:34 But I'm not a botan.
  11. 4:36 Our service is unlimited. You are now a graduate botanist with full honors.
  12. 4:44 Not a very difficult course, is it?
  13. 4:49 Maybe there's something else I can do for you. You might give me a fishing diploma. Oh, now that is a more difficult course. It demands company.
  14. 4:58 I'm sure father would be polite. Your father? Where have you been hiding him? When you checked in yesterday, you were alone.
  15. 5:05 That's right.
  16. 5:06 Father gets in on Fridays.
  17. 5:08 I'm sorry.
  18. 5:09 I mean, you give me his description and I'll fix him up.
  19. 5:14 That's not as easy as it seems. Why, it's a cinch. Now, let me see. I should say he was a tall, handsome, distinguished-looking gentleman with the most beautiful eyes I've ever seen.
  20. 5:26 That's the way I picture him.
  21. 5:28 Picture him.
  22. 5:29 I know it sounds strange, but...
  23. 5:32 I haven't seen my father in 18 years. Oh.
  24. 5:35 Dad's been sort of a galloping gander, here, there, and the other place. For the past few years, he's been in Australia on some sort of a mining property.
  25. 5:43 I see. And mother?
  26. 5:45 Mother died five years ago.
  27. 5:47 I'm sorry.
  28. 5:50 By the way, Miss Foster, I have a couple of free hours in the morning.
  29. 5:54 How would you like to ride over and see Yellowstone Falls? Well, I...
  30. 5:59 I'd love to. If you promise to get me back in town to meet father. Then it's a date.
  31. 6:04 It's a day.
  32. 6:12 Oh, yeah.
  33. 6:15 You know...
  34. 6:16 Meeting one's father for the first time.
  35. 6:19 Especially at my ages.
  36. 6:21 Rather terrifying.
  37. 6:23 I don't know what to do or say. Well, you'll have an even break. You'll both be up against the same thing.
  38. 6:29 Yes, that's why I must meet him alone.
  39. 6:31 We'll have to get acquainted before he comes home to Chicago.
  40. 6:34 Great invention is getting acquainted.
  41. 6:36 Suppose we try it out afternoon. A lot of afternoon.
  42. 6:38 In fact, every afternoon.
  43. 6:40 To what do you attribute your breathtaking speed, Mr. Sherwood? To the age we live in, Miss Foster. Speed, speed, speed.
  44. 6:48 Aren't you forgetting it's my father I'm supposed to get acquainted with? Well, in that case, let's make it a threesome and we'll all get acquainted together. But I thought it was your job to acquaint people with the park.
  45. 6:57 Hello, Wiese.
  46. 7:01 Oh, what's the matter? I'm having a little trouble. You haven't got a stuff right now, Andy, have you? No, but I'm a darn good booster.
  47. 7:09 Oh, that's right you are. I'm really at my best after sundown. Really?
  48. 7:13 Because then we have the campfire.
  49. 7:15 - Quite a sight, you should let me take you.
  50. 7:17 I'd love to see it, but that really depends on Father. He arrives at three.
  51. 7:21 I'm going to go.
  52. 7:43 Please.
  53. 7:53 Oh, my God.
  54. 7:57 I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
  55. 7:58 Hello, Mr. Ross. Welcome back to Yellowstone. How are you?
  56. 8:01 Fit as they come.
  57. 8:02 It's good to see you're still on the job.
  58. 8:09 Is the park already loaded with naturalists or have I a clear field? It's all yours, Mr. Ross. As usual, you're the first to arrive. Ah, that's fine.
  59. 8:17 Well, I'll see you around. Come there. Follow me. I'll show you the way. Yes, sir.
  60. 8:40 - Good afternoon, sir. Have you a reservation? - No, I haven't.
  61. 8:42 A cabin, please. Something quiet away from the inn. Yes, sir.
  62. 8:50 Oh, I beg your pardon, Mr. Foster. Your daughter made a reservation.
  63. 8:54 My daughter? You mean she's here? Yes, Miss Foster arrived several days ago.
  64. 9:01 I see him.
  65. 9:02 Show Mr. Foster to Captain C-17. Yes, sir. Thank you.
  66. 9:06 We'd better leave the luggage until I've seen the accommodations. Right this way, sir.
  67. 9:26 Looking for anybody in particular, sir?
  68. 9:28 I was just wondering if there was anyone here I knew.
  69. 9:34 Say, how about picking me up with a single in the shower? Yes, sir.
  70. 9:39 I'm going to go.
  71. 9:54 Come in.
  72. 9:58 Father? Yes.
  73. 10:13 Well, you have grown up, haven't you? It's been 18 years. Yes, yes, that's right.
  74. 10:22 Now that you're here, I... Please say you're not, Sophie. When you wrote you were stopping here for a few days, I... Oh, I couldn't wait any longer. You are glad to see me, aren't you? Of course, my dear. Of course.
  75. 10:35 Seems so ridiculous, doesn't it? You're my father, and yet we stand here like two absolute strangers.
  76. 10:42 It's all so new to us.
  77. 10:44 We've got to get used to each other.
  78. 10:49 Father. Oh, my dear.
  79. 10:54 We miss so much of each other. But we'll make up for it, you and I. Days and days all to ourselves, Father. But nobody to bother. Of course. Of course.
  80. 11:19 Take it easy, Marty. You don't have to do that, do you?
  81. 11:23 What's he look like? What's he look like?
  82. 11:26 How would you expect him to look after all these years of it?
  83. 11:29 - Sure it's him? - Sure, I'm sure.
  84. 11:32 Which means plenty sure.
  85. 11:36 Well... Here you are, away from everything but the roar of old faithful. It's fine. Oh, you're gonna love this room. And the sun will attemptly haunt the place. And how about the comfortable bed?
  86. 11:54 Well, what's all this? I didn't know just what your pet vices would be, Father.
  87. 12:00 I think you've covered about all of them. Thanks, my dear. Now you come over here and sit down.
  88. 12:16 Just let me look at you.
  89. 12:19 I want to talk to you.
  90. 12:28 I bet I'm the silliest person you ever met. Oh, is that the effect I have? Oh, Father, I feel like shouting to the whole world that after 18 years I found you.
  91. 12:38 And for keeps. For the rest of our lives, dear.
  92. 12:42 A week from Tuesday, we sail for Europe. One place after another, as long as you want to stay. Years, if you like. Oh, years. We'll have a grand time. Now that you've made your money, I want you to have every chance to enjoy it. What's the matter, Father? Father?
  93. 13:05 You know, I was just wondering if I hadn't better tell you some of my really bad habits. Do you have those too? Oh, well, it couldn't be any worse than that. Honest to goodness, I have the most powerful habits.
  94. 13:17 I'm singing about something. You're singing about, Father.
  95. 13:28 Good night.
  96. 13:29 It's my nerves, I guess. Seeing things. I thought I recognized a man who's been dead for years. Oh, well, maybe it's the suddenness of everything that makes you feel so nervous.
  97. 13:46 Yes. I guess maybe that's it.
  98. 13:50 I guess... I guess I'm a little tired from the trip. I need to relax. You know, I was hoping a few days' fishing would straighten me out. Fishing? Oh, I adore fishing. I'll go with you.
  99. 14:04 No, my dear, not where I'm going.
  100. 14:08 It's too rough. Oh, but I don't mind. Yes, but there are no caverns. It's practically wilderness. All right, but you'll be sorry.
  101. 14:16 You know, I've acquired a bow since I arrived. Oh, a bow. Well, he's a lucky fellow. One of the Rangers.
  102. 14:25 You mean a government branch? Uh-huh. You know, he's an exceptional young man. He's passed all of his examination.
  103. 14:35 And when the clock sees them closes...
  104. 14:37 He's going to Washington. He's going to be in the Department of Justice.
  105. 14:41 What do you think of that?
  106. 14:43 I see.
  107. 14:45 He's really a grand person.
  108. 14:47 I think you'll like him.
  109. 14:48 Maybe we'll meet him in the dining room at dinner.
  110. 15:03 Sugar?
  111. 15:04 Father.
  112. 15:28 Ruth.
  113. 15:30 I don't believe I'll go on my fishing trip tonight after all.
  114. 15:33 Why I found it?
  115. 15:44 It seems to me I've met him someplace or other.
  116. 15:46 I wonder if you'd be kind enough to introduce me. Why, of course, Mr.... Ryan. Ryan, I'd be very glad to.
  117. 15:56 I'm not sure.
  118. 15:59 Fine-looking gentleman, your father. I think so. You, uh, here for the summer? No, just a few days fishing before we sail for York.
  119. 16:11 Nice time of year for Europe.
  120. 16:13 It's a freak.
  121. 16:14 Leaving soon? Mm-hmm. Good day.
  122. 16:28 Hello, neighbor. Our host is here in Kongsbury, the jury from Australia. Mighty interesting country down there. I've always wanted to hear more of it. Hartigan, my name. John Alexander Hartigan. New York and wine. Well, not in Y, exactly. I mean, that's silly, but you do. I just do.
  123. 16:41 How do you do, Mr.
  124. 16:53 Now there you are, cleaned out like a cavity. Little Johnny Hartigan went through his pockets to get his friend a cigar, and when he got there, the pocket was bare, and he didn't even have any cigarettes. Miss, um...
  125. 17:03 Yes!
  126. 17:12 Why, you're the man I've been looking for. Say, if it's just the same to you, I'd like to tag along and we'll try our luck together, huh? You can keep that change. Thank you, sir. That's all right. When I get service, I pay for it. May I have a light? Thank you, sir.
  127. 17:29 Mr. Foster, I've just suggested to your daughter that we all go out to the campfire.
  128. 17:37 Mr. Hartigan.
  129. 17:38 What do you think about it, Father? Would you like to go? Well, if you don't mind, I think I'll go back to my cabin. I'm pretty tired. Oh, of course you are, darling. I'll go with you. No, no. You run along, dear.
  130. 17:47 After all, I've been traveling all day. I don't want to spoil your evening for you.
  131. 17:51 Well.
  132. 17:52 You sure you want mine? Not a bit. You go and have a good time.
  133. 17:56 Oh, here's a coat here. I'm sorry you won't join us.
  134. 18:01 We won't be late.
  135. 18:04 Oh, good night, sir. You'll excuse me. Oh, Mr. Foster!
  136. 18:07 He won't forget our little fishing trip. I'm not much of a fisherman, but it will be a great pleasure.
  137. 18:17 Well, hello there, if it is my Boy Scout. Hello there yourself. You haven't forgotten our campfire date, have you? Well, to tell you the truth, I had completely. Well, in that case, you're under arrest. I demand a lawyer. Oh, pardon me, Mr. Ryan, Mr. Sherwood. How do you do? How do you do?
  138. 18:35 *pfft*
  139. 18:36 Oh, I'm terribly sorry, but it seems I promised to do the campfire with Mr. Sherwood.
  140. 18:41 That's quite all right, Miss Foster. Perhaps we can make it tomorrow night. Perhaps.
  141. 18:45 Good night.
  142. 18:51 If it's true what they say about the sea, does the sun really shine all the time?
  143. 19:01 You're the sweet man, you know you're awesome, and everybody's born to hope.
  144. 19:11 You know, it just hit me that I hadn't gotten around to telling you how darn beautiful you are. Well, I didn't know that you were supposed to. Does the rule book call for the rangers to compliment the visitors? One of the most important rules. Well, you can go into that particular rule when there's more company.
  145. 19:28 Now, Pope.
  146. 19:33 You may not believe the story, but it's the truth.
  147. 19:38 Yes, sir. Isn't that the man who tells those hair-raising tales?
  148. 19:42 Pete? No, I don't have to listen to that, do I? Well, Miss Foster, it seems that you're in luck.
  149. 19:48 On page five, it says... Now, laugh yourself sick, but just the same when you talk of Yellowstone, you're talking of his partner.
  150. 19:56 that I can tell you quite a few things about.
  151. 19:58 That's the stuff, Pete.
  152. 20:00 Now, if I had my ranger's badge, I wouldn't let them laugh you down. And I don't suppose that you'd believe none of that more than 20 years ago, this park was a stamping ground for a gang of bank robbers, tougher and smarter than these pretty boy baby-faced gangs you hear tell on these days. Why, shucks alive, Tracy Jenkins and his men could come roaring into town, shoot out all the lamps, drop the bank, and be gone before the force could even find a candle. Why?
  153. 20:26 Hey, Pete, do you think the money Tracy Jenkins got away with is still buried in the park? Yes, sir. That bank money's still here. Going fine on Jenkins' body when they caught him.
  154. 20:37 Or on that Anderson fellow when they got him. And Baldi Jack is the only other one of them. Oh, Baldi Jack didn't get none of it. When they caught up with him, he was robbing grocery stores. And you can bet that Jack ain't going to come snooping around here.
  155. 20:49 Not with Pete on the lookout. No, sirree. When a mountain man's eyes see someone or something, he never forgets it.
  156. 20:57 And that's the truth.
  157. 21:25 I hope I didn't startle you, Mr. Foster. Not at all. You see, your daughter passed me up for a ranger, so I thought I'd drop over and have a little chat.
  158. 21:33 Well, sit down, won't you? Hi. Great country up here, isn't it? Oh, yes. Yes, indeed. So, uh, fresh and, uh, open-minded.
  159. 21:53 You don't have to look at me like that, Anderson.
  160. 21:58 I'll tell you who I am. I'm Tracy Jenkins' son. Yes, I can see it now. Your father's mouth. Am I still on Anderson? What are you playing? Stop calling me Anderson. I finished with that alias when I walked out of San Quentin. Foster's the real name. Don't want me to be calling you Jenkins, do you? Forget my name or my father's, too. But don't forget I'm here to collect his share. So sit down and talk to me.
  161. 22:26 What are your clay? You're in them, Ryan. Just as I promised dynamite you would be.
  162. 22:36 You didn't say anything to my daughter about this. Come on, come on. Let's get down to business. Now, once I know Mike contacted you with San Quentin, he told you what I'd expect of me.
  163. 22:45 He told you as soon as they sprung you, I'd expect to play ball in a 50-50 deal, didn't he? That's right. You know it's right.
  164. 22:51 And that's why I'm here, Foster, standing right over the plate, waiting for you to pitch.
  165. 22:57 Where'd you hide that money?
  166. 23:00 Well, it'll be safe until Judgment Day. Which happens to be right here and now. So come on and talk to me, Forster. What are your plans? Don't ask me that again.
  167. 23:10 You know what my plans are. 50-50 split. Only we've got to go slow.
  168. 23:17 After waiting 18 years, I'm taking no chances. Neither am I. I've waited 18 years, too. Yes, but the best years of my life, that's what I paid for my share. 18 years in the tooth mill. 18 years burning my eyes out, reading. Trying to make myself the kind of a father my daughter could be proud of.
  169. 23:35 Well, I'm making no move now that will cheat me out of it. I won't be cheated either.
  170. 23:41 Dynamite will take care of it.
  171. 23:44 Now listen, Foster, I'll give you to Lamar to crack through. Tomorrow? Why, it isn't safe. It's suicide. Ever been through a morgue, Foster? You ought to try it sometime. There's nothing like a morgue to help keep a fellow's mind, Rido.
  172. 24:11 Asking me a stranger
  173. 24:14 It's the only life for me.
  174. 24:18 The sun, the cloud and the wall, spurs on my heels.
  175. 24:28 Gangling us home
  176. 24:33 Just Broomtail and me, riding the rain.
  177. 24:43 I widen free
  178. 24:47 Hold faithful spouting to the western skies
  179. 24:55 He's in his glory now and so am I.
  180. 25:03 Just show them along, spurs on my heels.
  181. 25:14 King Lenna's soul.
  182. 25:18 Jingling us all.
  183. 26:42 You know, I think this is the most enjoyable evening I've ever spent. Has been nice. One of those evenings to take home and sort of remember it.
  184. 26:52 Oh!
  185. 26:54 - What's the matter? - It must be late.
  186. 26:57 It's 12 o'clock. Let's hurry. Why, how time does fly? Father will be worried. I should have been back ages ago. Hold on, just a minute.
  187. 27:05 We have a rule about fathers on page 28. You can read that to me in the morning about 10. Good night.
  188. 27:11 I get up at 7. Rain, you stay away from my door. Good night.
  189. 27:17 *sniff*
  190. 27:46 Thing is friend that I don't like to see you going into Jackson Hole without a guide.
  191. 27:51 The trail this early season is very bad. If I wanted a guide, I'd hire one.
  192. 27:55 All right, Mr. Foster, suit yourself, but it's very dangerous. Good evening, Mr. Foster. Oh, good evening. Good evening.
  193. 28:03 I've been wanting to meet you. Your daughter and I... Oh, yes, yes, I see. Sherwood's the name. Surely she's mentioned me.
  194. 28:10 We missed you at the campfire. Well, campfire parties aren't exactly my line.
  195. 28:14 Anyway, I wanted to get an early start. I thought I'd try my luck around Jackson Hole.
  196. 28:17 Pretty dangerous spot right now.
  197. 28:20 Pete, where's his guide? Well, I spoke to Mr. Forster. I never hired a guide, young man. I can't be bothered with him. It isn't a question of being bothered, Mr. Forster. Chief Ranger Adele has issued orders that for the next few days, nobody has to pack into Jackson Hole without a guide. Well, this might be a good time for me to wish one order or two. For the next few days, I just assume you'd leave my daughter to herself. I'm sorry, Mr. Forster, but it's my job to enforce the law. Let go, Ed Bryant. Get off that horse. Let go. Get off. Mr. Forster, I'll kill you. Get off.
  198. 28:45 Hey, why didn't you punch him in the nose? Because he happens to be the father of somebody I like. Well, I wouldn't let a little thing like that bother me. No, sirree. I'd enjoy a right good scrap now.
  199. 28:56 I hope he breaks his neck. You know, that reminds me of the time that I was in the cavalry. And the general says to me, he says...
  200. 29:03 Well, it's true.
  201. 29:05 I am worried, Mr. Riddell, terribly worried. Father said he'd be back by lunch. But I'm sure your father is perfectly safe, Miss Worcester.
  202. 29:21 Goodbye. Good day, Miss Farquhar.
  203. 29:41 Why aren't you supposed to send you to this morning? But, Chief, I figured that... That happens to be my job, Sherwood. Yes, sir, I know, sir, but... You just can't seem to take orders, eh? Listen, Chief, the dead guy's our old best is going to break loose. Don't hand me that, Sherwood.
  204. 29:52 Old Bess hasn't erupted in over 27 years. George, tell Chief Magell about Old Bess.
  205. 29:57 The poor moon is high tonight.
  206. 29:59 Old Bessirei, the devil himself.
  207. 30:01 Two days now. Old vest make big noise in the ground.
  208. 30:04 If what George says is true, this is the biggest news that's broken since... Get busy. Spread the news all over the place. Yes, sir. George.
  209. 30:11 If you're not dead certain about this... Earth all was telling, then it's true. Okay. You guys heard it. Go ahead. Spread it.
  210. 30:19 Say, listen.
  211. 30:20 Old Bess is going to town tonight. What? Yeah, any minute now. Pass the word along.
  212. 30:25 Hello, Mammoth.
  213. 30:26 Chief Ranger Riddell. Old Bess is expected to erupt tonight. Anytime. Hold your best case. Old Bess is going to erupt for tonight. No.
  214. 30:35 What do you think? Old Bess is finally coming through. Say, this will put the plot right on the front page, warn it. It hasn't erupted since 1909. That's the best guard piece of news I've heard since Tracy's taken to 50 Dutch. Yes, very. Listen, folks, at last you're going to see Old Bess do some real fancy whirling. Call.
  215. 31:05 Oh, come on, Gertrude. Shift into high, won't you?
  216. 31:10 Pete, ain't you got any influence over this here animal?
  217. 31:15 Miss Foster? Hello there. A wise-some news for you. Is it about Baldwin? No, old Beth. One of our guys. She's been down with her sleeping sickness since 1909 and is about to wake up. Come on, I want you to come and see her. I'd like to, but I think I'd better stay here. No arguments now. This will be something to tell your children about. Come on, won't you please? I'd rather not. I'm really terribly afraid. Grab your hat and coat. We won't be gone along and I'll bring you right back.
  218. 31:35 Oh, honey. Hurry up now. Don't be long.
  219. 31:46 Come on, Gertrude.
  220. 31:48 Believe me, when I get my badge, you'll move faster than this.
  221. 31:51 - Pete, build a fire under. - Not here. We're saving that for the hill.
  222. 32:09 - Now, please, hold. - Please, you can't stand any closure.
  223. 32:13 That's boiling water, so please pull back.
  224. 32:15 Hey, Sherwood, come here.
  225. 32:17 Excuse me, I'll hustle back. You stay here.
  226. 32:26 Say, you know, baby, I don't like this.
  227. 32:29 When an old gal has been quiet for 27 years, no teller what you'll do when she pops off.
  228. 32:35 Does it tell me the last time she exploded that...
  229. 32:38 She went so high, she drowned a block of geese by himself.
  230. 32:43 That ain't the truth.
  231. 32:45 And you know it.
  232. 33:28 Look!
  233. 33:30 A man!
  234. 33:31 In the time, sir!
  235. 33:42 You're here.
  236. 33:44 Oh, my God.
  237. 33:47 Chief, it's Foster! What? Foster!
  238. 33:49 Faster!
  239. 33:52 Where's his dog?
  240. 33:54 Come on.
  241. 34:00 Miss Forsberg.
  242. 34:01 All right, get away, folks. Out of the way, please. All right, take a look. Quick, quick, quick. That's fine. Clear.
  243. 34:09 Go get Dr. McGregor. Time to come immediately.
  244. 34:12 Come on, boys. We'll take you to my headquarters.
  245. 34:19 What do you think, Doctor? Accident? Afraid not.
  246. 34:22 In addition to a gash at the base of the skull, there's a single bullet hole in the spine.
  247. 34:33 Hello Jim, Riddell, get this straight, I want every entrance to this park closed immediately, no one is to leave or enter without a personal okay from me, get it?
  248. 34:45 Hello? New York? Mr. Stewart? Harding and talking. Say, listen, Mr. Stewart. That Philip Foster, or Anderson, whichever you want to call him, was found dead about a half an hour ago. I'm not interested in this condition. The short accompany sent you to Yellowstone to watch him and pick up our stolen money. Can I help it if the man gets knocked off? Anyway, I'd be glad to stay around here for a couple of days and see what I can pick up. You were hired for a particular job. It seems you failed. You can do as you like. Hello? Mr. Stewart?
  249. 35:14 Hello? Hello?
  250. 35:22 What's staring at me? I tell you I don't know anything about it. Well, Doctor? The condition of the tissue, the eyes, and particularly the coagulation of the blood indicates that this man did not die from the bullet wound.
  251. 35:39 Not from the book of them.
  252. 35:41 Then how? This man was frozen to death.
  253. 35:47 Please, sir.
  254. 35:50 Say something. Anything. Don't you understand? I want to help you. But try, anyway. For 18 years, every hour of them I waited and waited. Went across the earth and back again to have been with it. And then for one day I found it.
  255. 36:13 I had a father of my own just for one day.
  256. 36:19 One day that seemed to make up for the 18 empty years.
  257. 36:24 Then all of a sudden...
  258. 36:29 All of a sudden the world cracked wide open...
  259. 36:33 I'm not.
  260. 36:39 Okay, let's have it. Bureau of Investigation answering your call, sir. Hello, Washington. Riddell speaking. See, I tried to get in touch with you fellas last night.
  261. 36:50 Plenty. A murder in the park.
  262. 36:53 A man found dead under peculiar circumstances. No, we're not sure yet. I've lined up a few suspects, but I think you'd better send me a couple of men.
  263. 37:03 No, no definite clues, but I've got everybody known to have met the man right here ready for questioning. Oh, sit right down.
  264. 37:13 And the biggest speech I ever laid eyes on was one that I throwed my loop over, and I jerked the cranny down and twisted his tail, and he throwed me high and tight.
  265. 37:23 and there was I afoot, a mile from shore, and couldn't swim a stroke. Not a stroke, Kenny. But hang it all over there. How did you get ashore? Well, when I jerked my rope, I loosened my scales, and when they come drifting by, I clumbed aboard and went ashore.
  266. 37:37 - See? But what did you use for paddle? - Oh, well, rope and home time if I didn't forget to tell you. I didn't need no paddle. How was that? - From there on in, all down here.
  267. 37:48 Yes, sir! And that's the truth!
  268. 38:18 And it's very important to vigil.
  269. 38:21 Yes, well, if that's all I've got to do, I'll do it for you later. Much later. Thank you. Here.
  270. 38:28 Good morning. I see you've got everybody out here now. We'll get right to business. Good morning, Mr. Foster. I'm glad you're here.
  271. 38:38 Now then, tell me where you were all day yesterday, exactly, and what you did. Who is this man, Mr. Riddell? What right is he to? I should have told you before. Mr. Hartigan is a private detective and was kind enough to offer his services.
  272. 38:50 In fact, he worked all night on the case with Sherwood and myself. I think you'd better answer his question. I spent the greater part of the day in my cabin.
  273. 39:00 I must caution you on the importance of telling the truth, Miss Foster. The simple truth is that you did see your father sometime during the day yesterday, didn't you? No, unfortunately, I did not. And when you saw your father, he gave you a package of money to hide, didn't he? And assuming that he did...
  274. 39:13 What story has that got on all of this?
  275. 39:18 Well, I had hoped it wouldn't be my task to tell you this. Since it is... Tell me what. I represent the MA's Assurity Company. I've been sent west to recover some 90-odd thousands of dollars that some 18 years ago your father stole. That's a lot. An abominable lot.
  276. 39:35 How dare you! Why, my father hasn't been in this country for years! Please sit down, Miss Foster. First of all, I'm convinced that you know nothing whatever of your father's death, or for that matter, his life either. It seems that your father...
  277. 39:50 was a member of the famous Tracy Jenkins gang, a group responsible for a series of bank robberies back in 1918. I told you that for the past 18 years, my father...
  278. 40:00 In the penitentiary.
  279. 40:02 It isn't easy to tell you about it, but you've had enough already.
  280. 40:05 But last night, after talking with Mr. Hardigan, I checked on the train.
  281. 40:09 The fact is, your father was released just nine days ago.
  282. 40:12 And just as we expected he would do, came here to dig up the money.
  283. 40:22 I'm sorry I... She's here. Partigan. We'd better wait a while. Let me...
  284. 40:29 Now, I'll look here for the very last time. I beg you to inform them that I could be of invaluable service in this case. When I tell you that a term I've considered quite the criminologist, you'll know what I mean. You know what I mean? Well, maybe you did do it, mister, but they won't pay any attention to me.
  285. 40:48 Well, as I was saying, one day when I was standing on that upper trail, that was in the fall of 90 years. My memory don't fit me. We don't care what you did in the last century. What about Foster? Well, I don't slide off the fancy, mister. I don't build enough to him right at all. He didn't have to start at your youth. He came to the tables last night, didn't he? Yes, sir, he did.
  286. 41:05 You know, I recollect when it built them tables, that was in the spring years ago. Never mind this table, what the cost is that of you?
  287. 41:11 Attitude? Yes, attitude. What was he like? Well, he seemed kind of crutchy like. He was in a terrible hurry. Oh, he was in a hurry, eh? Where was he heading? Say, don't drop your suspender buttons, neighbor. I'm getting to that. Now, I told him- Thank you. You're welcome.
  288. 41:27 He was heading for Jackson Hole. And I say... Steve, but the force came back alone. That's right, isn't it? I told you so once. Your satin and blankets were dripping wet. How'd they get wet? That's what we want to know. And water more likely. Steve, why do you think this Ross man that... That's just what I've been trying to tell you. If I could get a word in it. Hey, please. Go ahead.
  289. 41:50 But you see, Chief, I think... We don't care what you think. Only what you know. You know anything.
  290. 41:57 Who's telling this story? You or me? Nobody up to now.
  291. 42:03 I can't compete with no darn Dick Culler, and he ain't gonna try. Now sit down, Peter. Tell us about Mr. Raw. He put in with his horse long about supper time, and he was trippin' wet too. What makes you so sure? Cause I see him. Well, darn it, I know when wet's wet, don't I?
  292. 42:20 And that's the truth.
  293. 42:24 Might as well come clean, Ross. We've got enough to indict you. Really? Why waste my time in yours, Chief? All I know about Mr. Frost means that he was murdered. Murdered?
  294. 42:34 How do you know he was murdered? Well, what I mean to say is murder, accident, suicide, I know nothing about it. So if you'll excuse me, I'll... No, no, sit down, Ross. I'll tell you when to go. Now then, how do you explain that when you get back to the stable yesterday, both you and your horse were dripping wet? Well, that's a lie. No, no, you're doing the lying, Ross. They were wet, weren't they? I'd advise you to tell the truth, Ross. You're under oath. Yeah, what about it?
  295. 42:57 Well, now that I think about it, my clothes might have been slightly wet. You see, I... well, my horse stumbled, crossing a speed near the fox. What fox?
  296. 43:07 I was wrong about that. It was a mile or two below the... What call? Isn't it a fact that you knew that Foster had hidden some money in the park then to come back to get it? No, that is not so.
  297. 43:18 I demand that this questioning stop until I am represented by counsel. Very well, Mr. Rawls, but you'll remain at the end for further questioning.
  298. 43:28 Come on, Ryan. Answer yes or no. Take it easy, wise guy.
  299. 43:34 Ryan's got a bad heart. That's why the doctor said I wasn't to let him out of my sight. Mr. Ryan, are you quite sure that was the first time you'd met my father in the dining room that night?
  300. 43:44 Positive, Mr. Frosty. You're a liar, Ryan!
  301. 43:48 You were in Boston's cabin the night before that. Not unless you're saying so makes it a fact. I tell you, I was never in Boston's cabin. Then how do you account for this handkerchief being in our cabin?
  302. 43:58 I couldn't say.
  303. 44:02 It isn't mine.
  304. 44:07 Come on again, sir. I didn't.
  305. 44:11 When were you in Foster's cabin?
  306. 44:14 I was never there.
  307. 44:19 Listen, wise guy. I saw him drop that handkerchief when he was dancing with the lady. Yes, I remember now. I missed it right after the dance.
  308. 44:30 And I suppose Miss Foster picked it up and kept it for a souvenir. Well, I...
  309. 44:37 We're not saying who planted it, but it was there when we checked in. Where was it when Puster was killed? In your hand? Or in his?
  310. 44:48 Take it easy, wise guy. Why don't you look in your own backyard? There he is, looking at you.
  311. 45:02 What are you driving at?
  312. 45:10 Well, I'm a Ranger at last. When can I have my badge? Sit down. Now? Now. Here, take my seat, Chief. Oh, no, you keep it. No, no, it's all yours. You fellas wait outside. Okay, it's a pleasure.
  313. 45:29 Now, Payday, we understand that you know something about killing. Killing? Who, me? Did you see Foster the night before that? Yes, sir, at this table. Anyone with him? Well, now, let me think. Foster? Yes, sir, there was old Pete and Dick here. Did Sherwood and Foster have any words? I don't know. Oh, come on, answer yes or no. No, he gets me all for tickled up. Payday, you're a ranger now. You're under oath to tell the truth.
  314. 45:58 Come on, come on. Well, you see, they didn't want Foster to shove off without a guide, and Foster got sore, and then...
  315. 46:10 Well, Dick got kind of sore. Listen, Chief, I can explain this. Go ahead, Payday. They were sore. Then what? Any blows? Well, not exactly blows, but... Well, come on. Come on. Let's have it. Everything is sore or heard. Did you study to be a detective? Have you got a badge like the one I'm going to get? Yes. Or no. No. Come on. Tell me what happened. Oh, well, you see, it...
  316. 46:32 Well, it looked for a while as if somebody was going to poke somebody. Then Foster gave his horse his spurs and got away. The church would say anything after that? Do I have to tell that chief? Go ahead, P.D.
  317. 46:47 Well, he said he wished to break his plain neck. Well, I can substantiate that. I happened to ride by and heard everything said. I just wanted to pay if they'd stick together. There's nothing to it, Chief. I can explain everything. Perhaps you, President. Oh, Chief, I'm sorry. If I said anything to get you in the jam...
  318. 47:01 Who didn't pay day? Sit down, Dick.
  319. 47:05 Now go ahead. I tried to prevent Mr. Foster from leaving Pataxon Hall without a guide. They were your orders. He resented them and lost his temper. Well, I lost mine, I guess. Did you see Foster after that? No, sir. Not until the next day after you had sent me out to patrol that area. I met him about a mile below the fall. Did you see anyone else riding around there?
  320. 47:24 Yes, sir. Mr. Ross. With Foster? No, sir. I didn't meet Ross until later that afternoon. What happened when you did meet Foster? Well, I was following your instructions, sir, and warned him again to keep off the South Trail. We had a few words, and the first thing I knew, he whipped out his gun and threatened. You pulled your gun and shot him down. That's a rotten lie, Hardigan.
  321. 47:41 All I did was take his gun from him. Took him from him.
  322. 47:46 Where's that gun now? It's in my quarters, sir. You know regulations, don't you, Sherwood? Yes, sir. Yet you fought with a man who drew a gun and you made no report of it. I'm sorry, sir. It didn't seem so important at the time. Well, Mr. Foster... And I suppose it's of no importance you were the last man to see Foster alive. But he was murdered. Shot in the bank.
  323. 48:06 Take your hands off me. May I examine this gun?
  324. 48:09 Go ahead.
  325. 48:15 And I suppose it's of no importance there's been one bullet fired from this gun. Chief, you don't believe it. Sure would.
  326. 48:21 Maybe you can explain this empty chamber. Yes, of course I can. David Sherwood, save it.
  327. 48:25 Your empty chamber speaks for itself.
  328. 48:29 Now, Foster was killed with a bullet from a service gun, wasn't he? Well, there's your service gun. There's your killer. Don't rely a heart again. I tell you all I did was take his gun away from him. I'd like to believe that, Sherwood.
  329. 48:42 Oh, my, Sherwood.
  330. 48:48 Chief, I can explain this. I hope you can, Sherwood. Why, of course I can.
  331. 48:55 You go to your quarters. Remain there, until the proper authorities arrive.
  332. 49:04 So...
  333. 49:38 Now let's hear Swanee River in Chinese. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
  334. 49:46 Don't you know better than to threaten a full-fledged ranger? Yes, Mr. Payday. Mr. Fong. Now, how about a couple of real nice chicken sandwiches? Chicken sandwiches? Yeah, chicken sandwiches, and make it snappy, and don't hold wheat. In our house, ketchup corned beef, yes. Corned fish, yes. Chicken, no gut. No chicken?
  335. 50:12 Hey, what kind of a joint is this? I don't believe it.
  336. 50:26 Artigan, there's only one explanation for a man being frozen to death up here. One of the refrigerators. Possibly. My suggestion is that we look over the one in the barracks kitchen first.
  337. 50:35 All right. I am old Yellowstone Ranger, just checking along. Spares on my heels, checking a song. Did you notice anything wrong with the refrigerator phone? Anything out of order? No.
  338. 50:55 Reveal to light it? Yeah, icebox. No, no, no. Icebox okey-dokey. We better take a look at it. Let me go, man.
  339. 51:08 What are you doing in there?
  340. 51:10 Well, I was looking for chicken, but now I'm looking for China. Oh, let's get this over. I want to ride into Jackson Hole before the government men arrive.
  341. 51:18 I told you once and for all no, Dick. Come on, Pete. Now, it ain't no use. There's nobody in this park. There's any more anxious to see you clear out that foster thing than I do. But I ain't hankin' to spend no time in her cell for Aiden and the best of you to run off. Oh, Pete, no siree. Pete, I'm not running off. Don't you understand? I've got to clear myself and prove to her. Oh, shucks. It ain't no use. That gal's been gone nigh over an hour. Gone? Where? Where?
  342. 51:45 She took the back trail cut to Jackson Hole, and I says to her... I've got to get out of here. Don't you understand? I've got to. Now, take it easy, son. I ain't loaning no government horses.
  343. 51:56 Of course, if that horse of mine was missing and I didn't see nobody run off with him, wouldn't be my fault, would it? Thanks, Pete.
  344. 52:02 I hope you don't have to dirty up that gun of mine and the saddlebags. The seals ain't never been broke yet.
  345. 52:07 Thanks, Pete. I hope I don't have to. Well, it's the truth.
  346. 52:19 I'm going to go.
  347. 52:26 Amen.
  348. 52:31 Let's go.
  349. 53:03 I'm not sure.
  350. 53:07 I'm going to go.
  351. 53:21 Come on. Come on, Julie.
  352. 53:32 Joe! Let go of those men!
  353. 53:34 I'm as innocent of your father's death as you are. Please try to believe that.
  354. 53:37 I can prove it to you.
  355. 53:38 Your horse was just frightened by a dead snake, the same snake that my horse shied at yesterday.
  356. 53:43 That explains where the missing bullet went.
  357. 53:44 There.
  358. 54:08 There it is, Al. 90,000 dollars worth.
  359. 54:11 been sleeping here 18 years haven't you.
  360. 54:14 Yes.
  361. 54:15 Yes.
  362. 54:17 Just waiting for me to awaken you.
  363. 54:19 Father.
  364. 54:21 I'm sorry.
  365. 54:25 It's a little late to say I'm sorry, Dick.
  366. 54:28 But I am terribly sorry.
  367. 54:29 You see, I couldn't understand why you should quarrel with father.
  368. 54:33 Pete was letting him go without a guide.
  369. 54:35 When I insisted he take one, he told me to mind my own business and rode off alone. I told Riddell. I understand that.
  370. 54:42 At the time, it was all so confusing.
  371. 54:43 confusing I just course
  372. 54:46 What are you doing way out here alone? I've been watching Mr. Ryan all day. I'm sure he was in our cabin that night when he rode up this trail I followed.
  373. 54:53 Which way was he headed? Well, he was going that way when my horse shined.
  374. 54:56 Let's go.
  375. 54:58 I'm sorry.
  376. 55:15 Look.
  377. 55:16 There's this horse.
  378. 55:18 Yes, but where's Ryan?
  379. 55:20 That's what I'd like to know.
  380. 55:22 Ruth you better wait here for me there's no telling what might happen. I'm sorry but I'm noted for my stubbornness. I'm sticking right at your heels until we find out who
  381. 55:28 your father.
  382. 55:29 I'm sorry.
  383. 55:44 Okay.
  384. 55:57 Well, well, well. Hello, Professor Roy.
  385. 56:00 Fancy finding you here.
  386. 56:02 I didn't know that you were interested in frozen butterflies.
  387. 56:05 Hmm.
  388. 56:06 Looks like you dug up some nice specimens too. Leave those alone. Oh, now don't get excited, Professor.
  389. 56:11 You see, I happen to be in the collecting business too.
  390. 56:14 On your feet up against that wall.
  391. 56:16 I'd be delighted to oblige you, my good man, but...
  392. 56:19 Unfortunately, I'm frozen to the ground.
  393. 56:22 Oh, yeah?
  394. 56:24 We can fix that, too.
  395. 56:27 Oh, God.
  396. 56:30 Get back. I can't stand.
  397. 56:35 Wait a minute, Ross.
  398. 56:37 Don't shoot.
  399. 56:38 I'll get out.
  400. 56:40 It's all yours yellow. Just like your father. He was afraid of me too.
  401. 56:46 Who are you?
  402. 56:47 Tracy Jenkins was an old friend of mine. Did you ever hear of ball jack?
  403. 56:52 Ball Jack. Yes, Mr. Jenkins.
  404. 56:55 Ball Jack.
  405. 56:57 Useful thing, this top piece.
  406. 56:59 It's fools smarter men than you, Mr. Genka. Don't shoot! Don't shoot! I won't shoot! I won't shoot! I won't shoot!
  407. 57:09 He tried it.
  408. 57:10 There must be a cave behind these falls.
  409. 57:20 Oh, so far, please.
  410. 57:22 And what is right about what's on the inside too.
  411. 57:30 What is it?
  412. 57:32 Let me...
  413. 57:33 There's my feet!
  414. 57:39 It's Ryan!
  415. 57:40 Drop twice, Sue.
  416. 57:41 And not so long ago, either.
  417. 57:44 Please don't go any further.
  418. 57:46 I'm afraid for you.
  419. 57:48 Whoever did this is still here.
  420. 57:50 I'm going to find him.
  421. 57:52 Come on.
  422. 57:56 Scared?
  423. 57:57 No, not exactly.
  424. 58:00 Why is it so cold in here? Ammonia gas, smell it.
  425. 58:04 Yeah.
  426. 58:06 Please don't you think you'd better go back?
  427. 58:08 No.
  428. 58:09 Don't you see if we were trapped in here for any length of time, it would burn our lungs, freeze us to death.
  429. 58:14 That's what happened to Fog.
  430. 58:17 That sound seems to be getting louder.
  431. 58:21 I call him.
  432. 58:27 Look.
  433. 58:36 Stay where you are and don't move.
  434. 58:39 Grab that gun or I'll shoot!
  435. 58:49 Ruth!
  436. 58:51 He's been frozen to death.
  437. 58:53 Who is he?
  438. 58:57 Hi.
  439. 58:58 I don't know.
  440. 59:04 Ah!
  441. 59:05 It is ammonia gas.
  442. 59:07 Mason's full of them.
  443. 59:09 Pete's hunch was right. It's like the Tom Thumb guys are loaded with the motors.
  444. 59:13 Someone's been digging here!
  445. 59:15 Look!
  446. 59:20 Saddle bags. Who's it?
  447. 59:22 quite clear what's in those bags, Dick.
  448. 59:24 your father wasn't the only one who knew where the money had been hidden.
  449. 59:27 and
  450. 59:31 Ruth, come here.
  451. 59:33 A sheet of paper frozen beneath the ice.
  452. 59:37 My dearest Ruth.
  453. 59:38 Well, this was written to you. Father's handwriting.
  454. 59:41 It's about the money, Ruth, where it's hidden and how to find it.
  455. 59:43 That's why the cabin was ransacked. Somebody knew about this. The guy said erupts every 30 minutes. How long have we been in here? I don't know. Your father and this man were caught in that eruption and frozen to death. We've got to get out of here quick. Oh, sure what.
  456. 59:54 What are you doing here?
  457. 59:57 Mr. Hardigan!
  458. 59:59 A little detecting on my own.
  459. 1:00:00 and I'm doing all right, too.
  460. 1:00:02 Ah, so I see.
  461. 1:00:04 We found him here, Mr. Harding, and Dick had nothing to do with it.
  462. 1:00:08 I know I didn't.
  463. 1:00:09 OK son put Pete's gun away and let's talk.
  464. 1:00:11 How do you know it's Pete Scott? I don't know.
  465. 1:00:13 Well, it's my business to know things.
  466. 1:00:15 Then do you know who he is?
  467. 1:00:16 Sure, I know. I've followed Professor Roth through the park for years.
  468. 1:00:21 Ross!
  469. 1:00:22 Well, he's better known as Ball Jack.
  470. 1:00:24 One of the old Tracy Jenkins gang.
  471. 1:00:26 Then it was he who... No, no, no, no. Paul Jack did not kill your father.
  472. 1:00:29 He did, however, steal the letter your father left for you. I saw him take it from the dresser.
  473. 1:00:33 That's why I accused you yesterday.
  474. 1:00:35 What do you mean?
  475. 1:00:36 Well, if I planted it on you, it gave the others a chance to kill each other off.
  476. 1:00:41 It seems as if they're taking advantage of it.
  477. 1:00:43 Your father's frozen body was slung in here.
  478. 1:00:46 I get it.
  479. 1:00:47 The subterranean river that feeds old Bess must lie directly below this geyser.
  480. 1:00:51 If Bess hadn't erupted, we'd never have known.
  481. 1:00:54 Yeah, they didn't figure on that.
  482. 1:00:56 Listen, let's collect these bags and get out of here.
  483. 1:00:59 I
  484. 1:01:02 This is not for keep.
  485. 1:01:03 Come here, Hardigan, give me a hand. We haven't any time. Go look. Yeah. Thanks for reminding me.
  486. 1:01:08 Now go move, I'll have one of you.
  487. 1:01:13 I'm sorry it has to end this way. You're both a couple of nice kids, but you shouldn't have mixed up in it. What are you talking about? I've tracked those bags for five years. There's a fortune in there, and I like fortunes. Get over there beside her. No, you don't, Sherwood. Get over there.
  488. 1:01:29 I'm not going to make the same mistake with you. I made with Foster. Then it was you who murdered my father.
  489. 1:01:38 Yeah. Only this time, old Beth isn't going to deliver any further time.
  490. 1:01:43 Oh, my God.
  491. 1:02:03 Oh, come on, Gertrude, let yourself go. This is gosh darn important.
  492. 1:02:09 - Chin up, Ruth. Everything's all right. Now that we know what happened, the only thing to do is to try to forget us. - I hate to admit that I need a shoulder to weave on, but I do.
  493. 1:02:21 One of our most important rules, Miss Foster, on page four, I believe...
  494. 1:02:25 is that whenever beautiful young ladies start to weep, they must be taught to laugh.
  495. 1:02:29 When the school's
  496. 1:02:30 start right now this minute.
  497. 1:02:32 Is it a long course? No, not very. How soon you graduate is entirely up to you. Hey, Dick! Hold me!
  498. 1:02:39 What do you want? I got it! Got what? My best!
  499. 1:02:46 No, I had my bed, and I lost him.

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