Rare Breed The

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00:00:22 [Band playing lively music]
00:00:33 [Neighing]
00:00:37 [Mooing]
00:00:56 [Whooping]
00:01:43 [People cheering]
00:01:50 -What on earth is he doing?
00:01:54 That's Bulldog Burnett.
00:01:58 lt's a perfectly silly way
00:02:08 My name is Charles Ellsworth.
00:02:10 l can tell by your speech
00:02:12 May l ask what has brought you
00:02:15 -A ship.
00:02:17 We brought some cattle over.
00:02:20 lf you'll excuse us, please.
00:02:22 l know a countryman of yours.
00:02:23 John Taylor. You should meet him.
00:02:26 He bested you again, Simons.
00:02:28 Them critters Burnett draws...
00:02:29 lay down and
00:02:31 Being's as how l probably bulldogged
00:02:34 they know what to expect.
00:02:36 SAM: You're next, Sagamon.
00:02:43 GERT: Sam. Look who's here.
00:02:45 Jeff, how are you? Hi, Gert.
00:02:48 Jeff, it's been a long time.
00:02:49 More than a year
00:02:52 But l ain't through
00:02:53 Not by a long shot.
00:02:55 Taylor said he took care of things.
00:02:57 He promised a lot of things.
00:02:59 All Jeff got was $40
00:03:02 Formerly of England,
00:03:06 How do you do?
00:03:07 Mr. Ellsworth tells me
00:03:10 lf Mr. Evans is about,
00:03:13 My husband was killed
00:03:16 l'm deeply sorry, ma'am.
00:03:17 But it's indeed a blessing to find
00:03:23 MARTHA: They were bid in yesterday.
00:03:26 What we were paid
00:03:28 MARTHA: Let's show them Vindicator, Hilary.
00:03:36 [Bull grunts]
00:03:38 lt's all right.
00:03:42 My daughter has a special affection
00:03:47 Are you going
00:03:49 l'm afraid l must.
00:03:51 He'll be auctioned at noon today.
00:03:53 You won't find much market
00:03:55 Muley?
00:03:57 Why, your bull has no horns.
00:03:59 He's a freak in that respect.
00:04:01 Mr. Ellsworth, Vindicator's lack
00:04:06 and it is not a freak condition.
00:04:08 Please, ladies, l didn't intend
00:04:11 My partner Alex Bowen
00:04:14 I'm in the packing end of the game.
00:04:16 l see. A butcher.
00:04:18 Hilary, please.
00:04:20 One morning you'll wake up
00:04:22 and there won't be any more
00:04:25 Yes, sir, in a few years
00:04:28 Leastwise, the way we knew it.
00:04:29 Don't start faulting what
00:04:32 just 'cause you're finished.
00:04:33 l've still got a hoot and a holler
00:04:36 Sure. lf somebody buys you a bottle.
00:04:38 SAM: Now wait a minute, Simons.
00:04:39 Here's a man that broke most of
00:04:43 Man?
00:04:47 She's no better.
00:04:49 She'll put the bite on you for sure.
00:04:52 [Lively instrumental music]
00:04:55 Close the gate.
00:05:08 [Lively instrumental music continues]
00:05:14 -Mabry, get in there and stop them.
00:05:25 Can't somebody put a stop to this?
00:05:26 lt's all right, ma'am,
00:05:28 Don't you worry about that bull.
00:05:32 [Groaning]
00:05:38 Here, get off my bull.
00:05:48 Excuse me, ma'am.
00:05:52 [All yelling]
00:05:58 -Our bull is loose.
00:06:02 [Amusing instrumental music]
00:06:10 [Bull bellowing]
00:06:16 MAN: Missed the horns, Burnett.
00:06:19 WOMAN #2: He tried to dog a muley.
00:06:22 [Whistles]
00:06:26 SAM: Look out, miss,
00:06:28 Come on. Up you go.
00:06:32 You're the one
00:06:34 What kind of a bull is that?
00:06:37 [Whistles patriotic tune]
00:06:45 Thank you, Mr. Burnett.
00:06:48 You all right, Sam?
00:06:49 Thanks, Gert.
00:06:51 You can't bulldog
00:06:55 l didn't break anything,
00:06:58 That seems to hurt worse
00:07:03 [All laughing]
00:07:06 l'll kill Burnett.
00:07:07 From now on, Mabry here is top hand.
00:07:09 You'll take orders from him.
00:07:12 You'll notice the hornless condition
00:07:15 that should meet with the approval
00:07:18 who must move or ship cattle.
00:07:20 Mother, if that butcher bids,
00:07:23 Now, really, Hilary
00:07:27 l had a long talk
00:07:28 and he assured me that he'll be
00:07:31 Mr. Bowen is extremely interested
00:07:35 Now, who will start the bidding?
00:07:37 $700.
00:07:39 AUCTlONEER: $700 is bid
00:07:42 $800 by Mr. John TayIor.
00:07:43 $900 for the lovely ladies
00:07:46 lf she'd had an elephant up there...
00:07:47 Ellsworth would have bid
00:07:50 TAYLOR: $1,000.
00:07:53 $1,100.
00:07:55 Don't go away, Sam,
00:07:57 Bowen doesn't want that muley bull.
00:08:00 $1,100 from Mr. Ellsworth on behalf
00:08:04 -$1,200.
00:08:07 AUCTlONEER: $1,500 from that....
00:08:11 $1,600.
00:08:12 ELLSWORTH: $2,000.
00:08:16 $2,000 once, $2,000 twice.
00:08:18 SoId to Mr. CharIes EIIsworth
00:08:24 [Singing] God save our gracious queen
00:08:27 AUCTlONEER: lf you will
00:08:29 for your signatures
00:08:30 Get that bull on the Dodge City
00:08:34 l'm not taking
00:08:36 l'm working for Bowen, not you.
00:08:38 You won't be working
00:08:41 That suits me just fine.
00:08:42 You get yourself another man.
00:08:45 There goes Bulldog Burnett.
00:08:47 Just a cowpoke, miss.
00:08:48 Long on muscle, short on brains.
00:08:50 l'll get a good hand
00:08:52 You can depend on that.
00:08:54 l'm sure l can, Mr. Ellsworth.
00:08:56 Suppose you drop
00:08:58 and pick up your money.
00:09:00 I'm in Room 22.
00:09:09 l've got a business deal for you.
00:09:11 Same kind of deal
00:09:16 l'll give you $500 for that bull.
00:09:18 lt's not mine to sell.
00:09:19 Bowen doesn't want it
00:09:22 But l do,
00:09:24 Ellsworth paid $2,000 for it.
00:09:27 l'm buying a bull,
00:09:31 All right, l'll go $1,000.
00:09:35 l'll have Mabry and Simons
00:09:39 and meet you there tomorrow.
00:09:41 [Cow mooing]
00:09:47 All right, l'll deliver it.
00:09:53 [Soft instrumental music]
00:09:54 [Knocking on door]
00:09:55 Coming, dear lady.
00:10:02 What in thunder
00:10:04 ELLSWORTH: You quit.
00:10:10 Well, get to it.
00:10:12 l've decided to deliver
00:10:14 All right, fine.
00:10:15 You get it out of town and
00:10:18 Now look, Sam, be short, be polite,
00:10:24 WeIcome.
00:10:25 Mr. Burnett is just leaving
00:10:27 Have a good trip, Sam.
00:10:29 MARTHA: Then you've changed your opinion
00:10:31 Well, no, ma'am.
00:10:33 l just thought l'd enjoy the trip
00:10:36 about that animal
00:10:38 l'm sure Mr. Bowen won't laugh.
00:10:41 That bull is a thing
00:10:43 ELLSWORTH: Give my regards to Bowen.
00:10:46 And now, my dear Mrs. Evans...
00:10:48 shall we conclude
00:10:50 This calls for champagne.
00:10:52 Meatpacking Romeo.
00:10:57 When that $2,000 is gone,
00:11:01 l'm going to lay St. Louis
00:11:04 l'm afraid
00:11:06 You see, Hilary and l are leaving
00:11:09 ELLSWORTH: But you can't be serious.
00:11:11 l can do a lot for you.
00:11:14 Mr. Ellsworth,
00:11:18 has to expect some nonsense
00:11:22 but l sold you a Hereford bull,
00:11:26 l buy beef for 10 cents a pound.
00:11:29 l know companionship comes higher.
00:11:31 l'm giving you your money back.
00:11:34 lt's too late for that.
00:11:36 You said that Vindicator would be
00:11:39 That was the condition of the sale.
00:11:41 You run out on me,
00:11:43 -on that table tomorrow night.
00:11:45 Vindicator will be used for breeding
00:11:52 lt's getting around train time.
00:11:55 -lt might take a little doing.
00:12:01 Here's a kind of a mash note.
00:12:04 Don't let Jeff read it. l always did
00:12:07 l'll see you next year.
00:12:09 Mash note?
00:12:11 Why, Sam was always so woman-shy...
00:12:13 it took a team
00:12:16 $1,000?
00:12:18 [Train whistle blowing]
00:12:29 Come on, you big, red,
00:12:36 Hello, Mr. Burnett.
00:12:39 -Here now, there's been a mistake.
00:12:42 You're not supposed to be....
00:12:46 -lt's going to Dodge City, isn't it?
00:12:48 Then we're on the right train,
00:12:50 We're going to the Bowen Ranch
00:12:53 Well, that's just about
00:12:55 as you walking all the way up
00:13:00 You just did that, didn't you?
00:13:03 How are you getting along
00:13:05 l'm not getting along
00:13:07 He's a useless hunk of gristle, and
00:13:11 Vindicator is not useless.
00:13:13 He'll certainly improve those
00:13:17 Why, he's so handsome, the cows will
00:13:21 Now, what kind of talk is that?
00:13:23 What kind of a thing
00:13:26 The facts of life
00:13:28 After all,
00:13:31 You ought to be ashamed of yourself.
00:13:33 My father taught me
00:13:36 Bloodlines and breeding
00:13:39 Nobody said anything
00:13:42 l was just.... What's the idea,
00:13:46 There's nothing sacred
00:13:48 This one happens to be my bedroom.
00:13:50 And you have not been invited
00:13:53 Now, come on, you bison belly,
00:13:56 Come on, get up.
00:13:57 Don't you dare kick
00:14:00 And Vindicator doesn't appreciate
00:14:02 You mean l've hurt his feelings?
00:14:04 HlLARY: l mean Vindicator's lineage...
00:14:06 is traceable back to James l.
00:14:08 Which is a great deal
00:14:11 Why, he's practically royalty.
00:14:13 And you might as well learn
00:14:16 Listen to me, if you please.
00:14:18 [Whistles patriotic tune]
00:14:20 [Mooing]
00:14:24 There you are.
00:14:26 Now you may try it, Mr. Burnett.
00:14:27 -God Save the Queen.
00:14:30 l have my rights.
00:14:31 l'm not gonna whistle a tune
00:14:36 Now, you get back up
00:14:39 SAM: l'll help you.
00:14:42 The female is no less agile
00:14:44 That's right, young lady. Goodbye.
00:14:49 [Train whistle blowing]
00:14:56 [Dramatic instrumental music]
00:15:08 [Screaming]
00:15:18 Holy Moses.
00:15:20 Come on, get down off here,
00:15:24 [Soft instrumental music]
00:15:30 Careful now.
00:15:38 [Train whistle blowing]
00:15:52 PORTER: Mrs. Evans, your berths are ready.
00:15:56 There's Mr. Burnett.
00:15:59 Run along to bed, Hilary.
00:16:01 l want to have a talk
00:16:03 You're wasting your time, Mother.
00:16:04 He's obstinate, ill-tempered,
00:16:08 Perhaps. But he does
00:16:11 which could be refined,
00:16:13 Don't be long, Mother.
00:16:16 Now, really, Mr. Burnett,
00:16:21 -Man overboard.
00:16:26 Mr. Burnett, l am sorry.
00:16:28 But I thought
00:16:30 No, ma'am.
00:16:35 Of course.
00:16:37 Now, Mr. Burnett,
00:16:40 l see no point
00:16:41 -There are many arrangements--
00:16:43 we're not travelling together.
00:16:46 And if l was you, l'd get off.
00:16:48 l intend to deliver Vindicator
00:16:52 l'm doing that for Ellsworth,
00:16:56 Now, my advice to you is to get
00:16:59 and then get on home,
00:17:02 Mr. Burnett,
00:17:05 but you cannot bulldog me.
00:17:08 Vindicator represents generations
00:17:11 and l intend to see
00:17:13 Now, please, ma'am.
00:17:14 l've had all the breeding
00:17:16 The thing l'm trying to get over to
00:17:20 There's no telling
00:17:24 Surely our lives
00:17:27 l don't want your lives in my hands.
00:17:30 The thing for you to do
00:17:33 and trust me to deliver
00:17:37 Mr. Burnett, you will either act
00:17:41 or l will get someone else.
00:17:44 Good night, sir.
00:17:51 [Soft instrumental music]
00:18:10 [Bell clanging]
00:18:24 Would you get our baggage, please?
00:18:36 -ls there something wrong?
00:18:45 SlMONS: Come on, you stupid....
00:18:47 You fellows are gonna wreck
00:18:49 You don't know these two women
00:18:52 They're bound and determined to come
00:18:55 They got paid $2,000 for this bull,
00:18:59 You horn in now,
00:19:02 SlMONS: You horn in, l'll call him.
00:19:03 You made a deaI with TayIor.
00:19:05 Now hold on, both of you.
00:19:06 This whole thing is shady
00:19:08 All l want is the bull.
00:19:10 And you'll get it.
00:19:12 l'll meet you over at the saloon.
00:19:14 All right. Come on, Simons.
00:19:17 All right. But don't make me have to
00:19:21 Give me 20 minutes, l'll be there.
00:19:23 Now, come on, you, move.
00:19:26 You muIey, red rump roast. Come on.
00:19:30 HlLARY: All you have to do is whistle,
00:19:33 SAM: What are you doing here?
00:19:37 But l see you've had some.
00:19:40 [Amusing instrumental music]
00:19:46 [Sam whistles patriotic tune]
00:19:51 Why, that's excellent, Mr. Burnett.
00:19:53 You've learned
00:19:55 Vindicator, you're a fickle-hearted
00:19:59 l'm afraid Hilary is jealous,
00:20:02 How soon can we be on our way?
00:20:04 l've got to get a wagon and
00:20:08 Yes, of course.
00:20:10 l've asked the baggage man
00:20:13 So we'll wait there for you.
00:20:14 Ma'am, l don't think you ought
00:20:19 But l am dead set.
00:20:22 So let's not waste the day in talk.
00:20:30 [Cheerful instrumental music]
00:20:38 HlLARY: ...one of them say
00:20:41 -Mother, you haven't been listening.
00:20:44 HlLARY: We should go to the Sheriff...
00:20:46 and have Mr. Burnett thrown
00:20:49 -The what?
00:20:53 Why on earth should we do
00:20:55 Because they plan
00:20:57 and Mr. Burnett
00:20:59 What is this cahoots?
00:21:05 Conspiracy. Anyway,
00:21:09 lt has something to do
00:21:11 Hilary, Mr. Taylor is an Englishman.
00:21:15 So was Captain Kidd. Come on.
00:21:18 lf we can find them, l'll show you.
00:21:21 [Music playing]
00:21:23 SAM: Wait a minute, Simons,
00:21:26 and we'll all go to jail.
00:21:27 Give us another drink.
00:21:29 l don't want your whisky.
00:21:30 l'm not letting those women
00:21:33 We're going straight through
00:21:35 l'll stake that bull
00:21:37 You come in at night and take him,
00:21:40 You're just gonna stir things
00:21:41 You bet l am.
00:21:50 You two women go over to the wagon.
00:21:52 l've got a little business
00:21:55 l'll be with you directly.
00:22:08 Does that look
00:22:11 The thieves have fallen out.
00:22:16 l'm giving the orders here, Simons.
00:22:56 [Screaming]
00:23:03 Just look at that.
00:23:04 [Women screaming]
00:23:11 Those ruffians.
00:23:18 Stop this at once.
00:23:22 How dare you hit that man.
00:23:25 He was gonna shoot me.
00:23:26 Now, really, Mr. Burnett, you have
00:23:30 -of which l heartily disapprove.
00:23:33 Now, let's be on our way
00:23:36 -Yes, ma'am.
00:23:39 [Amusing instrumental music]
00:23:41 SAM: Excuse me, ma'am, you're on my hat.
00:23:46 l see what
00:23:49 Sand Creek, day after tomorrow.
00:24:05 Very well, Mr. Burnett,
00:24:07 That horse is
00:24:10 If you can't ride,
00:24:13 We have ridden on occasion,
00:24:16 Haven't we, HiIary?
00:24:19 [Neighing]
00:24:23 [Adventurous instrumental music]
00:24:35 Just one thing, ma'am...
00:24:36 if you're dead set
00:24:38 you're going the wrong way.
00:24:42 Thank you, Mr. Burnett.
00:24:43 -You are a very capable guide.
00:24:47 Now, if you'll just....
00:25:00 [Martha laughing]
00:25:04 SAM: Where you been, ma'am?
00:25:05 I was about to go out
00:25:07 The only thing l concede
00:25:10 SAM: We'll swap off and do it again.
00:25:16 Thank you, Sam.
00:25:18 Hilary, would you like to ride
00:25:20 No, thank you, Mother.
00:25:29 l'll just drive along...
00:25:30 just drive while you two consort.
00:25:34 Really, Hilary, do you call
00:25:37 No, but l call
00:25:42 [Amusing instrumental music]
00:25:53 [Serene instrumental music]
00:25:59 MARTHA: What do you think now,
00:26:03 He's doing all right.
00:26:04 As well as a longhorn,
00:26:07 lt's hard to say.
00:26:08 ln winter, the cattle have to travel
00:26:12 and in summers, every once
00:26:15 A few wells and catch basins
00:26:19 Alex Bowen's not gonna change...
00:26:21 the countryside
00:26:23 Mr. Bowen cannot stop progress.
00:26:26 One day this whole range...
00:26:27 will be occupied by
00:26:30 You'll see it happen.
00:26:42 SAM: l hung onto his horns,
00:26:45 me flapping like laundry
00:26:48 Finally, he stopped,
00:26:52 and then he just flopped down,
00:26:57 And you were only 16?
00:27:00 And from that time on,
00:27:04 From what l saw, things don't seem
00:27:07 Here, l'll get you some more coffee.
00:27:09 [Gunshots firing]
00:27:11 [Tense instrumental music]
00:27:14 -You all right?
00:27:16 lf anyone's interested,
00:27:19 Must've been a stray shot.
00:27:21 Funny that a stray shot should
00:27:25 Now, Miss Hilary, don't start
00:27:29 l think we'd better all turn in.
00:27:31 Got to be up before daybreak.
00:27:33 l'll take care of Vindicator.
00:27:44 [Whistles patriotic tune]
00:27:45 [Bull mooing]
00:27:58 Did you fire that shot?
00:27:59 l was just reminding Burnett
00:28:02 l told you once,
00:28:05 l'll handle this.
00:28:07 Mabry, out here
00:28:34 HlLARY: There's your saddle.
00:28:35 -Thank you. Your mother up?
00:28:37 l just thought l'd help you
00:28:40 What's gotten into you now?
00:28:42 Come now.
00:28:44 That shot was a signal
00:28:46 You're taking Vindicator to them.
00:28:48 Go on, and good riddance.
00:28:50 You're dead wrong.
00:28:53 HlLARY: l just bet you were.
00:28:55 l was and l am.
00:28:57 Time to get up, ma'am.
00:29:01 HlLARY: lf you have any decency, you'll go.
00:29:03 Vindicator will be better off
00:29:05 and my mother can certainly
00:29:08 -Hilary. What on earth--
00:29:12 You've decided to play
00:29:14 Mr. Burnett is just Iike him.
00:29:16 -He certainly is not like him.
00:29:21 One was willing to buy a bull
00:29:23 the other to sell one he didn't own.
00:29:27 OnIy this time, you don't care.
00:29:29 You can't see it
00:29:33 Sam, is there any truth in this?
00:29:36 Mother, l know what l heard.
00:29:40 l'm just telling you
00:29:43 What you heard in Dodge
00:29:46 You're calling me a liar.
00:29:48 l'm just saying
00:29:51 and imagined more.
00:29:53 l suppose l only imagine...
00:29:55 that you're trying to win
00:29:57 Hilary, that question
00:30:00 lt's the whole point, Mother.
00:30:03 And Mr. Burnett knows it.
00:30:12 Vindicator is
00:30:16 And the sooner we move,
00:30:19 Very well, Sam. Let's move.
00:30:23 [Sober instrumental music]
00:30:43 SAM: All right, hold up.
00:30:51 Wire.
00:30:53 They'll wire the whole world.
00:30:55 Telegraph wire...
00:30:59 barbed wire.
00:31:01 This must be private property.
00:31:04 There's always been free passage
00:31:06 Taylor may own these sections,
00:31:10 Do you mean that we're going
00:31:13 We're leaving it.
00:31:14 AII right, Martha,
00:31:17 SAM: Let's make time.
00:31:20 l am.
00:31:56 They ought to be moving
00:31:59 Burnett had no intention of stopping
00:32:02 We better go tell Taylor.
00:32:04 SlMONS: You're all through telling, Mabry.
00:32:06 There's $3,000 waiting for me
00:32:08 lt'll get me all the way to Mexico.
00:32:10 You're getting off right here.
00:32:12 You're crazy, Simons.
00:32:16 Start running.
00:32:17 [Tense instrumental music]
00:32:34 -Mother.
00:32:37 -May l ride with you for a bit?
00:32:48 SAM: Better keep moving along.
00:32:50 Few more miles
00:32:58 Cattle up in there.
00:33:01 [Horns clacking together]
00:33:02 MARTHA: What's that noise?
00:33:04 Horns?
00:33:06 Cattle horns.
00:33:08 l'll be right back,
00:33:27 [Cattle mooing]
00:33:34 -Hi, Jamie.
00:33:36 -Where are you moving the stock?
00:33:39 l'm gonna cash them in
00:33:42 Bowen know about this?
00:33:45 Pa might miss the cattle
00:33:47 l figure he owes me something
00:33:49 You all alone?
00:33:51 No, Felipe's back there
00:33:53 Don't crowd them too much.
00:33:55 -l got some people up ahead here.
00:34:21 [Tense instrumental music]
00:35:11 [Horse neighing]
00:35:13 [Dramatic instrumental music]
00:35:14 [Yelling]
00:35:23 Swing out! They're moving!
00:35:28 [Gunshots firing]
00:35:44 [Dramatic instrumental music continues]
00:35:52 Come on.
00:36:06 Turn that wagon around.
00:36:10 [Yelling continues]
00:36:35 [Hilary screams]
00:36:45 Stay where you are. Get back.
00:37:04 [Gun firing]
00:37:26 [lntense instrumental music]
00:38:05 Drop your gun right there.
00:38:19 Now l'll take the money
00:38:27 l haven't got it.
00:38:29 l'll search your corpse
00:38:33 There'll be no need for that.
00:38:37 l'll give you the money.
00:38:55 How much were you paid
00:38:58 SlMONS: $1,000.
00:39:01 [Tense instrumental music]
00:39:06 I'II take aII the money.
00:39:11 What else you got in there?
00:39:14 [Gunshots firing]
00:39:17 [Dramatic instrumental music]
00:39:34 Stop it. Do you hear me? Stop it!
00:39:36 No wonder there's nothing out here.
00:39:38 You're aII too busy
00:39:40 Now, Mr. Simons,
00:39:44 so you will please
00:39:45 And then get out of here.
00:39:47 Look out, Martha,
00:39:48 So have l.
00:39:53 No, please. Let him go.
00:39:59 [Gunshots firing]
00:40:11 SlMONS: Come on. Get up.
00:40:17 [Yelling]
00:40:28 [Horse neighing]
00:41:22 -You killed him.
00:41:26 A man is dead, and this boy is hurt.
00:41:30 All because of your dishonesty.
00:41:34 That's one way to see it, ma'am.
00:42:04 [Soft instrumental music]
00:42:21 Out. There's the answer.
00:42:23 Take what's due and skin out.
00:42:26 HlLARY: Mother, can't we stop?
00:42:28 lt isn't much farther, dear...
00:42:30 and there'll be people there
00:42:33 -You'll be home soon.
00:42:35 No. Where's my hat?
00:42:40 [Sweeping instrumental music]
00:43:10 [People chattering]
00:43:12 Estaban. Juan.
00:43:19 Please, lift him carefully.
00:43:43 Here's Jamie, Alex. He's hurt.
00:43:45 Aye, it doesn't surprise me.
00:43:47 Felipe comes stumbling in...
00:43:49 this afternoon
00:43:52 [Snorting]
00:43:54 Stampede, he says.
00:43:59 MARTHA: Do you mean you knew your son
00:44:04 Madam, l knew he'd either
00:44:09 ln this part of the world,
00:44:12 Now, what do you want?
00:44:14 What do l want?
00:44:15 Now, you listen to me.
00:44:17 Your son is hurt.
00:44:19 And I want him moved to a warm room.
00:44:24 You shut your gob, woman.
00:44:26 Out here it's Alexander Bowen
00:44:29 and you womenfolk listen
00:44:34 You pompous, foul-smelling tyrant.
00:44:36 l want that boy moved
00:44:40 Now, you and you there. Pick him up.
00:44:42 And, Mr. Burnett,
00:44:44 Don't just stand there.
00:44:48 [Soft instrumental music]
00:45:02 He's got a busted arm...
00:45:03 a bunch of cracked ribs,
00:45:06 All we can do
00:45:08 is to keep him down and hope.
00:45:10 l'm sorry about the place.
00:45:11 [Thunder rumbling]
00:45:14 l'll need something for that roof
00:45:17 l've taken care of that.
00:45:23 You have?
00:45:24 l told that Estaban to fix....
00:45:32 Undisciplined and shiftless,
00:45:35 Yes, but we don't know
00:45:38 [Banging on door]
00:45:40 You need this, señora?
00:45:42 No, not in here. Up on the roof.
00:45:44 l don't want to catch the rain,
00:45:47 And pass the information
00:45:50 that cleanliness
00:46:05 [Soft instrumental music]
00:46:07 No, we don't know
00:46:17 [Sober instrumental music]
00:46:45 Will they be gone very long?
00:46:46 Maybe four, five days, maybe more.
00:46:49 There is much work to do.
00:46:54 There certainly is.
00:47:30 That woman has taken over my fort.
00:47:33 Right there.
00:47:42 The entire place
00:47:46 Madam, if you do not care
00:47:50 l suggest that you hitch up
00:47:53 l don't intend to head for anywhere
00:47:57 l'm glad to hear it.
00:48:00 [Dog barking]
00:48:02 He's feeling better
00:48:05 And furthermore, we can't leave...
00:48:06 until you understand
00:48:11 Now, tomorrow, l would like
00:48:15 -Select?
00:48:19 Madam, out here
00:48:23 and if that creature of yours
00:48:26 he is not fit to live here.
00:48:28 l think it may be a good idea
00:48:31 at some of these
00:48:33 you're figuring to match up
00:48:36 -That's precisely my intention.
00:48:40 You come on the morrow...
00:48:42 and l'll hunt up a longhorn cow
00:48:46 and then you'll see for yourself
00:48:49 will not be the father of a calf.
00:48:55 lt won't be exactly the kind of
00:49:00 -Here, can l help with this?
00:49:03 They're clean.
00:49:08 [Soft instrumental music]
00:49:18 -Beef stew?
00:49:22 Snake broth, gopher broth,
00:49:25 When do l get to eat?
00:49:26 -l can do that.
00:49:33 -Sure would like something to chew.
00:49:37 Hey, you're touchy this morning.
00:49:40 Your father's back.
00:49:42 He goes off for a whole week
00:49:44 then doesn't even stop in
00:49:47 What's between you two?
00:49:49 You snarl and growl at each other
00:49:52 lt's always been like that.
00:49:53 -But why?
00:49:58 Don't get involved?
00:50:01 Jamie Bowen, if you didn't have
00:50:05 l'd certainly
00:50:08 l'm surrounded by stubbornness.
00:50:11 Sam, Mother, your father,
00:50:14 The only one l can talk to
00:50:18 l hate family mysteries.
00:50:21 l don't know!
00:50:25 lf l knew, l'd tell you,
00:50:29 [Soft instrumental music continues]
00:50:36 -l'm sorry.
00:50:40 You're gonna stay around until l'm
00:50:44 Maybe even a little longer.
00:50:51 Hilary, we're going out
00:50:55 Jamie, how are you?
00:50:57 Fine, Mrs. Evans.
00:50:59 l just had the best chicken broth
00:51:03 But if you find a loose cow
00:51:06 l'd eat it horns, hooves,
00:51:12 [Lively instrumental music]
00:51:16 [Dogs barking]
00:51:38 [Men yelling]
00:51:53 [Longhorn bellowing]
00:52:17 BOWEN: You still think that bull of yours
00:52:21 Mr. Bowen, Vindicator's
00:52:24 will weigh half again as much
00:52:27 and they'll be hardy.
00:52:29 She can rip him to tatters
00:52:31 -He'll never beget a calf.
00:52:35 BOWEN: Madam, l've lived half my life here.
00:52:38 And l tell you,
00:52:40 then the wolves
00:52:43 And l suppose you agree with him?
00:52:45 Sometimes it gets down
00:52:47 You can see that beast, Mother.
00:52:49 [Bellowing]
00:52:51 A cow? Good Lord!
00:52:55 l believe that Vindicator
00:52:58 on the open range to reproduce.
00:53:00 And that's all we can expect of him.
00:53:04 Mother, that's cruel.
00:53:06 Yes, it's cruel,
00:53:10 But then we live among
00:53:13 And the only way to convince them
00:53:15 Survival.
00:53:18 We could build a shelter.
00:53:22 l can keep roses alive
00:53:25 And you've got
00:53:28 That's not so.
00:53:30 Vindicator does have stamina
00:53:33 My father bred it into him...
00:53:35 and if he has to risk his life
00:53:41 [Solemn instrumental music]
00:53:46 She'll not turn him loose
00:53:49 Yes, she will.
00:53:50 You forget that my husband died...
00:53:52 trying to bring Herefords here
00:54:02 That woman does not
00:54:05 Nothing but dishonesty and dirt.
00:54:27 Do you think your ma
00:54:29 -Sure, Jamie.
00:54:32 [Horse approaching]
00:54:36 Get out of sight! And, Conchita,
00:54:47 HlLARY: All right, Vindicator. Come on.
00:54:58 Jamie, you shouIdn't be out here.
00:55:01 l like to see open sky
00:55:05 Where you taking Rosy Red?
00:55:08 -Don't call him that.
00:55:13 l'm taking him out,
00:55:17 and l'm going to leave him there.
00:55:21 There's no point in getting yourself
00:55:25 Vindicator isn't old.
00:55:27 Well, l mean,
00:55:30 You are a Bowen, yes, you are.
00:55:33 lnsensitive and hateful.
00:55:36 You don't even know
00:55:38 You can't understand it
00:55:43 Come on, Vindicator.
00:55:46 [Sober instrumental music]
00:56:24 You go along now, Vindicator...
00:56:26 and don't you come back,
00:56:29 Go aIong.
00:56:37 [Snorting]
00:56:46 Vindicator, you've got to stand
00:56:51 You're a British bull
00:56:54 and fine ancestors.
00:56:56 We've had some fine times together.
00:56:59 Now you've got to prove yourseIf.
00:57:01 And prove that Father was right.
00:57:05 Go on.
00:57:11 [Sentimental instrumental music]
00:57:21 [Bellowing]
00:57:34 She turned him loose.
00:57:36 Your lass has got guts,
00:57:42 l suppose you'll be
00:57:44 What for?
00:57:47 Mistress Evans could pay us
00:57:52 Come summer, you'll see the first
00:57:55 Sam, there's no sense
00:57:59 This is longhorn country...
00:58:01 and it'll stay longhorn country,
00:58:09 l meant what l said.
00:58:12 lf only l could believe that,
00:58:14 it might make a difference.
00:58:16 But l made that mistake once,
00:58:19 Martha, what l did was wrong.
00:58:23 l lied to you because l didn't want
00:58:27 and l'm sorry.
00:58:34 [Soft instrumental music]
00:58:40 l think l'd better go to Hilary.
00:58:49 Then you're not still mad at me?
00:58:51 No, not particularly.
00:58:57 You know, Jamie...
00:58:59 there's really nothing
00:59:02 Vindicator's out there
00:59:04 -and you're up and around.
00:59:06 l've still got cracked ribs
00:59:09 Here, l'll show you.
00:59:12 See? That's painful.
00:59:15 Jamie, you're breaking my ribs.
00:59:17 Yeah.
00:59:18 And l will, too, if that's what
00:59:28 Look, all l've got is the two legs
00:59:32 but there's room in this country to
00:59:36 l don't care what it's like.
00:59:38 l don't ever want to leave you.
00:59:42 [Romantic instrumental music]
01:00:28 [Wind howling]
01:00:32 BOWEN: [Singing] I'II take the Iow road
01:00:35 I'II be in ScotIand afore ye
01:00:47 Come on!
01:00:55 Get on, wiII you?
01:00:57 Get out of here! Go, wiII you?
01:01:06 [Bowen continues singing]
01:01:09 [Yelps]
01:01:28 Don't just stand there, man,
01:01:36 SAM: What're you doing?
01:01:39 You look like a bull
01:01:42 Look, we got a blizzard
01:01:45 -The glass is still dropping.
01:01:48 She'll not be able to travel
01:01:50 Been wondering how to keep her here
01:01:53 How do l smell, Sam?
01:01:55 -You smell like an old buffalo.
01:01:59 Alex, l'm going out
01:02:02 and bring him back here
01:02:04 -Let nature take its course, man.
01:02:08 BOWEN: Who wants to save him?
01:02:10 After he's no more here...
01:02:11 Mistress Evans will see
01:02:15 and then she may get
01:02:16 that l can be right about
01:02:19 Well, it doesn't take any brains
01:02:23 Aye, but it takes a great deal
01:02:26 and that's exactly
01:02:28 l want her to forget all about
01:02:33 l made up my mind.
01:02:35 l'm going to wed that woman.
01:02:38 -You're going to wed her?
01:02:42 But, Bowen, Mrs. Evans is a lady.
01:02:45 She didn't come
01:02:47 to marry
01:02:50 BOWEN: Yeah, she will, l tell you.
01:02:52 Once that bull is dead and gone,
01:02:55 AIexander Bowen!
01:02:58 [Bowen laughs]
01:03:02 [Singing] Every Iaddie has his Iassie
01:03:10 And aII the girIs they smiIe at me
01:03:14 Coming through the rye
01:03:19 SAM: Anything?
01:03:23 lf he's smart like you say...
01:03:24 he headed for the Gulf of Mexico
01:03:27 A man cannot find a thing
01:03:30 Listen close. Listen.
01:03:33 [Whistles patriotic tune]
01:03:38 You try it.
01:03:40 [Both whistle same tune]
01:03:46 Keep it up loud.
01:03:51 [Wolf howling]
01:03:58 [Sober instrumental music]
01:04:03 Sam, tomorrow l'm going with you.
01:04:05 No, you're not well enough.
01:04:07 l've been doing cartwheels
01:04:10 HiIary and Mrs. Evans are worried
01:04:12 SAM: lt's your job to stop their worrying.
01:04:14 Come on,
01:04:19 [Tense instrumental music]
01:04:22 [Wolves growling]
01:05:01 [Whistles patriotic tune]
01:05:08 [Children singing]
01:05:12 CHlLDREN: Save her victorious
01:05:16 Happy and gIorious
01:05:20 Long to reign
01:05:23 over us
01:05:25 God save the queen
01:05:29 Mistress Evans.
01:05:31 l'm serving tea at about 4:00
01:05:34 -l wondered if you'd care to come?
01:05:37 Why, thank you very much, Mr. Bowen.
01:05:40 lt could be a nice change for you.
01:05:46 All right, children. Stand up now.
01:05:50 One, two, three.
01:05:52 [Singing] My country, 'tis of thee
01:05:56 Miss Evans, good day to you.
01:06:00 Up and about, are you?
01:06:03 Do you feel sprightly enough
01:06:05 l'm through running.
01:06:09 That sounds easy when you say it,
01:06:12 Life out here is hard, laddie.
01:06:14 Yeah, well, don't do anything
01:06:16 What are you referring to?
01:06:18 Like maybe you could build
01:06:21 and lay in some winter feed
01:06:26 You've been listening
01:06:28 You bet.
01:06:29 And it's the first sense l've heard
01:06:37 l'm serving tea at 4:00
01:06:41 You may bring Miss Evans
01:06:46 [Door closing]
01:06:53 The master will join you presently.
01:07:03 My, aren't we formal.
01:07:12 [Bagpipes playing]
01:07:35 A Highland officer?
01:07:37 91st Argyle. Foot.
01:07:45 You do not recognise me in uniform,
01:07:48 No, you couIdn't.
01:07:51 lt's the first time l've scraped
01:07:55 Would you care to pour, Mrs. Evans?
01:08:03 Estaban has made us some scones.
01:08:21 Estaban, you scoundrel.
01:08:25 l thought you were 100 years
01:08:29 Approve of the change, do you?
01:08:31 The trouble with appearances,
01:08:33 is while beauty is skin deep...
01:08:35 meanness runs all the way through.
01:08:39 What's that you're saying?
01:08:40 She's saying
01:08:42 don't erase the way
01:08:45 l did the best l could, lassie.
01:08:49 And l could not help it if he
01:08:56 All these years
01:08:58 lt does not suit my purpose
01:09:01 -You mean my mother?
01:09:06 Now, what could l have
01:09:09 She was ailing when you were born...
01:09:13 and she died.
01:09:17 And aII the words in the worId
01:09:22 or your husband.
01:09:26 Mistress Evans...
01:09:28 you've captured my entire fort
01:09:32 You've got them eating
01:09:37 Aye, it's true.
01:09:39 Now you've made attachments here
01:09:42 To Jamie
01:09:46 l just wish.... l mean...
01:09:49 l've been hoping that you could
01:09:54 make a similar attachment to me.
01:09:57 [Soft instrumental music]
01:10:01 Given a wee while, of course.
01:10:03 l wouldn't want to rush you.
01:10:06 And l want you to think about
01:10:11 You and your lassie.
01:10:14 She likes it here
01:10:18 What I'm trying to say...
01:10:20 is that could be such a grand life
01:10:26 lt would never be
01:10:28 Aye, and it's not
01:10:32 But when l first came here,
01:10:36 l was going to accept the land
01:10:38 That's what you must do
01:10:42 And if you're still thinking
01:10:45 because Hereford cattle cannot
01:10:49 and that l shattered...
01:10:51 that lovely dream you shared
01:10:55 You cannot live with dreams.
01:10:58 lt's time to stop dreaming
01:11:03 and the next day.
01:11:06 Time for me to admit
01:11:10 and that you're its lord and master.
01:11:13 A man in love is not even lord
01:11:25 l'd like to change the climate
01:11:32 [Tense instrumental music]
01:11:36 What are you looking at, man?
01:11:38 ls that you, Señor Bowen?
01:11:41 No, l'm Bonnie Prince ruddy Charlie.
01:11:44 BOWEN: What do you want?
01:11:47 BOWEN: With who?
01:11:50 l could hear him whistling,
01:11:52 l could not find him.
01:11:55 ls he lost?
01:11:56 No, señora, maybe he has troubles...
01:11:59 but Señor Burnett is not lost.
01:12:00 Fetch the men. Go on with you.
01:12:02 BOWEN: Saddle my horse.
01:12:06 Don't worry, we'll find him.
01:12:13 [Wind howling]
01:12:15 [Horse neighing]
01:13:00 [Tense instrumental music]
01:13:14 [Gunshots firing]
01:13:53 [Soft instrumental music]
01:14:01 [Gasping]
01:14:06 l have been wondering for years...
01:14:08 what you were hiding
01:14:11 l told you before, a man can change.
01:14:13 All right, you've changed.
01:14:15 l'm sure Mrs. Evans approves.
01:14:19 That Hereford bull's out here
01:14:23 Do you think you be fit to travel?
01:14:25 Of course l'm fit....
01:14:28 [Groaning]
01:14:31 [Grunts]
01:15:06 SAM: Quit shoving. l can walk.
01:15:09 Come over here, Sam.
01:15:13 l don't want you to go out there
01:15:17 You think Vindicator's dead, too?
01:15:20 Yes, but that doesn't matter now.
01:15:23 No, l'll do this.
01:15:32 There isn't anything worth
01:15:36 -There isn't?
01:15:39 This is longhorn country.
01:15:41 Let's face it and be done with it
01:15:44 Well, l'm not done with it.
01:15:46 You planted an idea in me,
01:15:50 I think Vindicator is as good
01:15:54 And come summer, there's gonna be
01:15:58 You just wait and see.
01:16:00 Not on this range.
01:16:02 Just because you shaved
01:16:04 don't be so high and mighty
01:16:06 You don't know Hereford stock.
01:16:09 Sam Burnett, l give you
01:16:11 to clear the range
01:16:14 Take them. They're yours.
01:16:16 But do not worry us
01:16:18 lt's not good for Mistress Evans...
01:16:19 to hear you constantly
01:16:24 Besides, l've asked her to wed me.
01:16:26 And she hasn't exactIy said no.
01:16:32 Seems to me
01:16:34 with everything
01:16:37 l've never been a person
01:16:41 And you should know that.
01:16:44 l was wrong about this country.
01:16:47 Well, then, your husband
01:16:50 Yes. All right, yes!
01:16:52 But there are other things
01:16:54 There's Hilary and Jamie.
01:17:05 All right, Alex...
01:17:07 l'll take
01:17:10 and l'll build a place for them.
01:17:12 Sam, don't. Can't you see it's over?
01:17:14 SAM: Not for me.
01:17:17 Give him a hand.
01:17:23 He's hell-bent
01:17:26 There's no stopping him.
01:17:30 [Sober instrumental music]
01:17:32 [Jamie yelling]
01:17:51 [Ominous instrumental music]
01:17:56 [Gunshot firing]
01:18:03 Jamie, here's Sam.
01:18:16 You're driving them in, huh?
01:18:17 Yeah, a lot of them aren't up to it.
01:18:19 Dad says he can't remember
01:18:21 We haven't seen much of you, Sam.
01:18:24 l'm fine. Fine.
01:18:26 -Building a place.
01:18:28 Juan, he comes out
01:18:31 -l'd like to see it, Sam.
01:18:34 l'm working
01:18:42 l'll be moving along.
01:19:00 [Neighing]
01:19:13 [Horse neighing]
01:19:15 Whoa, boy.
01:19:17 [Tense instrumental music]
01:20:03 lt's Vindicator, isn't it?
01:20:09 A lot of longhorns died, too.
01:20:12 We knew what to expect, Sam.
01:20:19 Now, l want you to tell Bowen.
01:20:21 You tell him that this doesn't mean
01:20:29 You tell him that.
01:20:31 You tell them both.
01:20:46 [Solemn instrumental music]
01:22:07 -Hello, Hilary.
01:22:09 -Juan directed me how to get here.
01:22:12 Jamie knows it.
01:22:15 Yes. Jamie and l aren't
01:22:19 l see.
01:22:21 -Could l talk to you for a bit, Sam?
01:22:25 HlLARY: Thank you.
01:22:27 l have some medium-hot coffee
01:22:31 HlLARY: Yes, thanks.
01:22:34 Here, l'll let you
01:22:37 HlLARY: Thanks.
01:22:38 l'm just finishing up the calf pens.
01:22:40 l built two corrals
01:22:45 Do you still think
01:22:48 SAM: Yes, l do.
01:22:51 Vindicator could have lasted longer
01:22:54 You could see his calves
01:22:58 l see.
01:23:08 -What did you say this was, Sam?
01:23:12 l'm sorry about you and Jamie.
01:23:15 You two have a fight?
01:23:17 That's what
01:23:20 You see, everything's become
01:23:23 lt's just that Jamie asked me
01:23:26 SAM: l think that's fine.
01:23:29 -You don't love him?
01:23:32 -Well, then--
01:23:34 if l marry Jamie then Mother
01:23:39 No, l'm afraid l don't follow you.
01:23:41 Sam, don't you ever think
01:23:43 Think about her?
01:23:46 l have this place here
01:23:49 and that's more than l ever had
01:23:52 And your mother
01:23:54 And it means a lot.
01:23:56 Then, it's not right for you to
01:24:00 lt's not fair. Mother needs you.
01:24:04 l'm afraid l'm not very good
01:24:07 especially other people's.
01:24:08 All l know is that
01:24:11 that your mother gave me, and l'm
01:24:15 But it'll be too late, Sam.
01:24:17 Mother and Mr. Bowen--
01:24:18 No, your mother'll make
01:24:21 And that's as it should be.
01:24:22 But you ought to make yours, too,
01:24:26 lf you love Jamie, l think
01:24:29 And marry him.
01:24:37 -Do you think l should?
01:24:50 Well, thanks for the coffee.
01:24:53 -l'm glad l came to see you.
01:25:09 Come back, Sam.
01:25:20 [Soft instrumental music]
01:25:37 [Clearing throat]
01:25:41 [Lively instrumental music]
01:25:52 lt's a grand day.
01:25:56 [Goat bleating]
01:26:16 lt's a grand day, Mistress Evans.
01:26:18 -We've got plans to make.
01:26:20 -What l mean to say is that--
01:26:23 l mean to say it's urgent
01:26:25 We ought to be thinking
01:26:36 Very well, Alex. September, then.
01:26:40 Late in September.
01:26:44 You're not still hoping that
01:26:48 l suppose so.
01:26:52 lt's because that lunatic
01:26:55 He's bound to fail, l tell you.
01:26:58 Yes, l know. But until September.
01:27:02 -That's not too much to ask, is it?
01:27:07 He'll certainly give up by then.
01:27:09 l agree. September it is.
01:27:22 [Sober instrumental music]
01:27:47 [Calf mooing]
01:27:58 [Fast-paced instrumental music]
01:28:41 l'm gonna borrow him
01:28:43 Don't you worry.
01:29:12 [All chattering]
01:29:14 Jamie, there's Sam.
01:29:23 You got a whiteface.
01:29:46 This is what
01:29:48 There's Hereford crossbreeds
01:29:52 That calf will make a fine
01:29:54 l told you l'd be back
01:29:57 There's the first one.
01:29:58 You take your hand off
01:30:01 And there'll be more whiteface
01:30:04 Did you hear what l said?
01:30:07 And you get out of here.
01:30:13 [People clamouring]
01:30:26 [Bowen yelling]
01:30:36 [Screaming]
01:30:45 [Horse neighing]
01:30:52 [Sentimental instrumental music]
01:30:59 -Alex, l....
01:31:05 That's Hereford country
01:31:10 Raise them if you can, l say.
01:31:13 That's just what we're going to do.
01:31:16 And before we're finished...
01:31:17 you're gonna see crossbreed
01:31:21 [Grunts]
01:31:26 You can take that one with you.
01:31:28 [Amusing instrumental music]
01:31:45 That one looks like
01:31:47 l'm glad we kept some longhorns,
01:31:51 So am l.
01:31:54 They're getting pretty scarce.
01:31:56 [Hilary whistling patriotic tune]
01:32:03 There. Watch that one now.
01:32:08 Do you still think one of them
01:32:10 No, not really.
01:32:11 Sometimes a bit of him
01:32:14 l like to think
01:32:17 [Lively instrumental music]
01:32:48 English - SDH