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00:02:13	Get off the streets!
00:02:18	I see them, Miss Jessie.
00:03:08	- Abe.
00:03:22	Where are the men to stop them?
00:03:29	I'd like to see them
00:03:57	Thomson!
00:04:01	Thomson, come out of there.
00:04:04	Roy, want me to go with you?
00:04:11	No, thanks.
00:04:13	This town may not need a deputy,
00:04:16	I'm here to talk about my man.
00:04:22	You've murdered too many
00:04:24	Come out into the street.
00:04:30	A back-shooting coward
00:05:45	Going for a ride,
00:05:51	Come on, let's give him a hand.
00:05:55	That's a boy, good boy.
00:05:58	Oh, Sheriff.
00:06:02	Come on, you're all dirty.
00:06:06	Look, here's a present for you.
00:06:11	Let's give him a guard of honour.
00:06:56	I'm old.
00:07:02	Warlock beats me.
00:07:07	- Got to get out.
00:07:11	Too late for us all.
00:07:38	- Come on, Curley.
00:07:47	Where's my horse...?
00:07:51	Johnny!
00:07:53	- Wake up, Johnny.
00:07:57	You're a fine example
00:08:00	- I want to feel good...
00:08:03	Attaboy, Billy, help me.
00:08:07	- Help me to feel good.
00:08:10	I swear I can't figure you.
00:08:13	Pony Benner!
00:08:18	- Hurry up, I've got to go.
00:08:22	It'll do no good.
00:08:28	Come on.
00:08:31	Look what he did.
00:08:34	Look what he did.
00:08:39	Come on, Pony, let's go.
00:09:11	Johnny!
00:09:36	Thomson didn't stand a prayer,
00:09:40	- Did he, Abe?
00:09:42	Were Cade and Benner supposed to
00:09:47	They had orders to shoot only if
00:09:51	From who? No man in Warlock
00:09:55	No? There's getting to be a lot more.
00:09:59	I've got to keep letting them
00:10:01	How long does that give you
00:10:05	- As long as I want.
00:10:08	All I'm saying is,
00:10:13	you've got to be able
00:10:15	The time has come to take up arms
00:10:18	Last night was the fourth time
00:10:21	Driven to cover by them
00:10:24	We put our faith in Thomson
00:10:27	While everyone else hid.
00:10:29	An excellent point, Miss Jessie.
00:10:32	We've got them outnumbered 5 to 1.
00:10:36	At the risk of losing our own lives?
00:10:38	I have ore I have to deliver
00:10:42	Yet my miners are terrorised,
00:10:45	We can't let this anarchism, murder
00:10:48	even at the risk of our lives.
00:10:50	I say we arm ourselves
00:10:53	That's the only way
00:10:55	Wrong, wrong, wrong.
00:10:58	You're using anarchy and murder
00:11:02	You're doing the same thing
00:11:04	- What's the alternative, Judge?
00:11:08	There is one other way,
00:11:11	- Lots of towns have done it.
00:11:13	There's no such position here,
00:11:18	He'd be just as much a marshal
00:11:21	On acceptance, as you put it. You'd
00:11:26	The only way to handle this
00:11:29	Send for Sheriff Keller.
00:11:31	What'll he do?
00:11:33	Keller's 50 miles away.
00:11:35	He might as well be a thousand,
00:11:40	I say we try our own marshal.
00:11:45	This looks like a happy gathering.
00:11:50	Just foolish committee talk.
00:11:54	With all this foolish committee talk,
00:11:59	It is supply day at San Pablo,
00:12:03	Let's see, a half dozen
00:12:07	Give me a few minutes, Curley,
00:12:13	Yes, sir, Mr. Richardson.
00:12:16	We wouldn't think of breaking up
00:12:19	I tell you what,
00:12:22	Pony, Johnny and me.
00:12:45	Benner killed our barber.
00:12:47	An hour ago, we were all
00:12:50	Yet, there he stood,
00:12:56	All right, Henry.
00:12:58	But who are you going to get
00:13:00	I have a man in mind.
00:13:03	Serving at present
00:13:05	You mean, vigilante, gambler,
00:13:10	I'm sure we've all
00:13:13	There's even been a book
00:13:16	Mr. Bane attributes all manner
00:13:21	He presented him with a pair of
00:13:24	I saw Blaisdell once,
00:13:27	The day after he killed
00:13:29	Nicholson was a bad one.
00:13:37	Is this superhuman going to
00:13:41	by the pure power of his eye,
00:13:43	or the menace of his six shooter,
00:13:47	None of those, Miss Jessie.
00:13:49	Blaisdell's only hope in Warlock
00:14:18	There she is, Clay.
00:14:21	Warlock.
00:14:23	A pretty enough town.
00:14:26	Better than some I've seen.
00:14:28	- Just for a short stay.
00:14:41	They're coming!
00:14:45	I saw them!
00:14:47	I saw them!
00:14:54	Well, Jessie.
00:14:55	gold handled Colts and all.
00:15:27	- He's here.
00:15:30	- I've sold out to Morgan.
00:15:34	I wonder if we all have.
00:15:45	Morning, Mr. Blaisdell.
00:15:47	Blaisdell,
00:15:50	- I didn't know Warlock had ajudge.
00:15:54	Same way you're a marshal.
00:15:59	- They say you're a decent man.
00:16:03	But it's not enough to be decent
00:16:04	where you have to kill men
00:16:09	the word is the law.
00:16:11	I guess I'll be the law, Judge,
00:16:15	Not on mine.
00:16:19	Any man who's got himself set
00:16:23	and isn't responsible
00:16:25	- Is a murdering swine.
00:16:27	There's something bigger than
00:16:30	Do you hear me? The law!
00:16:32	- A nice welcome.
00:16:40	As I understand it,
00:16:44	accountable to you,
00:16:46	- Yes, accountable to us.
00:16:51	I'll carry out my duties in ways
00:16:54	the aim being public safety.
00:16:56	Peace and safety,
00:16:59	You won't be surprised then,
00:17:03	As a last resort, in the case
00:17:06	they'll be informed they come
00:17:09	I suggest you start by posting
00:17:13	Just a minute, Buck.
00:17:16	I like Curley Burne and Billy Gannon,
00:17:19	It's McQuown and Benner...
00:17:21	Mr. Skinner and Mr. Slavin,
00:17:25	There are one or two real trouble
00:17:29	He's not your private marshal,
00:17:31	Also my choice,
00:17:34	One other thing.
00:17:36	Some of the town folk have been
00:17:39	whether he'll have any
00:17:42	May I see that?
00:17:50	Tom Morgan is my friend.
00:17:52	We've been friends
00:17:55	I've never known him commit an evil
00:18:00	I started working for him as a faro
00:18:04	- Faro dealer?
00:18:08	We're partners.
00:18:11	The 400 dollars I get from you
00:18:16	Fortunately, as a faro dealer, I'm
00:18:20	I presume by that you mean
00:18:23	hoping to see you
00:18:25	- You don't approve of me, Miss...
00:18:29	It really doesn't matter.
00:18:32	You won't be in the minority
00:18:35	People generally begin to resent me.
00:18:38	I don't mind,
00:18:41	- I let me assure you...
00:18:44	I come here as your salvation
00:18:48	I establish order,
00:18:52	At first, you're pleased because
00:18:56	Then, a strange thing happens.
00:18:58	You begin to feel I'm too powerful,
00:19:03	Not me,
00:19:06	When that happens, we'll have had
00:19:10	and it'll be time for me to leave.
00:19:12	You speak as though from experience.
00:19:17	Yes, ma'am.
00:19:20	Clay, aren't you finished yet?
00:19:23	- Come on up.
00:19:27	We might as well adjourn.
00:19:33	They can't hold guns,
00:19:37	What's that?
00:19:40	The black rattle snake
00:19:43	That's a very poetic image.
00:19:48	Come on, I'll show you
00:19:51	Murch, start cleaning up
00:19:54	All right.
00:19:57	Well?
00:20:00	First, we get rid
00:20:03	Look, we each have a bedroom.
00:20:07	Don't work too hard.
00:20:08	There's only one bunch of gangsters,
00:20:13	These aren't just tuners
00:20:18	I hear this is a bad bunch.
00:20:19	In any case, let's drink
00:20:22	To this one, first, and a successful
00:20:26	The sooner, the better.
00:21:16	Get back to work.
00:21:46	- Evening.
00:21:49	Some of McQuown's boys
00:21:52	Is that so?
00:21:55	Not yet. I've been doing
00:22:01	See that big fella?
00:22:04	Number two to McQuown.
00:22:07	The little sneaky one on the right
00:22:10	Jack Cade is supposed to be
00:22:14	- I see you added something.
00:22:17	She came in the last batch from
00:22:21	I held out because I didn't know if
00:22:25	Very pretty.
00:22:29	Don't worry about McQuown.
00:22:32	His style is to play with
00:22:37	You said that before.
00:22:39	Want me to handle
00:22:41	I'll play it my way, Morgan.
00:22:46	It'll help to put on
00:22:49	There'll be a lot disappointed
00:22:52	They're for Sundays.
00:22:55	See you downstairs.
00:22:58	- I'm ready.
00:23:00	Let's have a drink
00:23:03	Maybe that marshal
00:23:08	- Let's go get him.
00:23:10	Let's go, Johnny.
00:23:14	Murch, they're coming.
00:23:17	Watch for backshooters.
00:23:19	With this?
00:23:21	Anyone moves on Clay's back, let go.
00:23:25	All right.
00:23:27	- What will Blaisdell say?
00:23:41	Evening, Mr. McQuown.
00:23:46	- Nice place.
00:23:48	A drink for Mr. McQuown
00:23:50	- Hope you enjoy yourselves.
00:24:16	Blaisdell will be half way back
00:24:19	- Don't you wish it, Pony?
00:24:24	This will be a real good one.
00:24:26	Hey Billy, maybe you, me,
00:24:30	can have a game of cards.
00:25:14	Whisky.
00:25:42	Mr. Marshal.
00:25:47	I wonder,
00:25:53	I guess it's up to me.
00:25:56	There's just been a heap
00:25:58	but it seems like folks have
00:26:03	It's them gold handles of yours,
00:26:08	I hope you ain't wearing them.
00:26:15	I'm just speaking for myself.
00:26:21	I'd hate to get a case of eye strain
00:26:24	They're so bright
00:26:29	A man just ain't much use
00:26:34	And I hear there've been an awful
00:26:39	You could close your eyes.
00:26:44	I'd just look foolish.
00:26:46	I'd bump all over the place, trying
00:26:52	Marshal, por favor,
00:26:57	not polish the handles so bright
00:27:03	I guess I might do that,
00:27:11	Marshal,
00:27:14	what if somebody painted
00:27:20	That might do...
00:27:25	But, who's to do it?
00:27:58	McQuown.
00:28:01	McQuown.
00:28:11	McQuown, my name's Blaisdell,
00:28:15	I'm going to lay down two things
00:28:18	The first one's this.
00:28:20	Any man starts a shooting scrape,
00:28:26	Number two is what the citizen's
00:28:30	If a man makes trouble, he'll
00:28:35	It's what some towns call
00:28:38	It's backed by me. Any man posted
00:28:45	That's all I've got to say,
00:28:58	Blaisdell!
00:29:04	- Go for your arm, Blaisdell.
00:29:10	- Go along, son.
00:29:58	That wasn't so hard.
00:30:01	I thought they'd never leave.
00:30:07	You dirty yellow,
00:30:12	Stop it!
00:30:15	- Stop it!
00:30:19	Stop it, Johnny.
00:30:22	Let's not stand around
00:30:24	I knew about Cade, now I know about
00:30:27	That's enough.
00:30:30	- Our tails between our legs
00:30:33	Shut up, Johnny.
00:30:35	Shut up.
00:30:49	You coming, Johnny?
00:30:53	No, Billy.
00:30:56	I guess I'll be staying in town.
00:31:50	- Afternoon, Mr. Gannon.
00:31:53	Seems like you and me
00:31:57	What do you mean?
00:31:59	We're the only two in town
00:32:03	- Yeah...
00:32:08	You, because you're a no good
00:32:11	I'm not a San Pabloite,
00:32:15	It's a pity they don't believe you.
00:32:28	- Weddings.
00:32:32	Mr. Gannon,
00:32:37	Yet, when conventionality
00:32:41	we eagerly approach pretty misses
00:32:46	You read that in a book somewhere?
00:32:50	I think I just made it up.
00:32:54	What I'm trying to say is that
00:32:59	Mr. Morgan.
00:33:01	I'm Fen Jiggs.
00:33:06	Come inside.
00:33:18	Maybe you gentlemen feel
00:33:21	- Maybe your safety is improved.
00:33:24	Not one drop of bloodshed
00:33:27	It ain't the same outside, I lost
00:33:31	I ain't holding McQuown responsible,
00:33:35	It's not only rustling,
00:33:38	I told my drivers
00:33:41	I carry no shipments
00:33:44	Today's the last bank shipment,
00:33:47	I'm making no accusations,
00:33:49	I'd get after a couple
00:33:52	What would you do with them?
00:33:53	Take them before ajury of trembling
00:34:01	- Allow me, Miss Marlow.
00:34:09	- May I join you?
00:34:13	I enjoyed your playing
00:34:17	- Thank you.
00:34:21	My mother played the melodeon.
00:34:25	Even killers and gunmen
00:34:28	- And you loved and respected her.
00:34:36	Mr. Blaisdell.
00:34:39	- I think I owe you an apology.
00:34:44	Dr. Wagner told me what you did
00:34:49	You've done what nobody else
00:34:51	without firing a shot.
00:34:53	I did it only to convince you I'm not
00:34:58	I respect that,
00:35:03	My father hated violence.
00:35:06	- He opened the mines, didn't he?
00:35:11	Anyway, Mr. Blaisdell,
00:35:14	You see? It's happening.
00:35:16	I warned you about that in
00:35:19	People changing their minds
00:35:22	You said people would fear
00:35:24	People that liked
00:35:27	people that disliked me
00:35:31	Change, Miss Marlow,
00:35:33	- But it goes both ways.
00:35:37	No, not at all.
00:35:47	- How many on the stage?
00:35:51	Her, him and the one
00:35:54	There must be money in the box...
00:35:59	You better leave now.
00:36:02	I wasn't planning on going.
00:36:04	Get a fresh horse at the stable,
00:36:08	Thanks, Morgan.
00:36:09	- Ed said you'd be pleased to hear.
00:36:21	Murch, have my horse saddled.
00:37:54	Here it comes.
00:38:41	Reach!
00:38:50	Box down.
00:38:58	Let's see what the passengers have.
00:39:39	Calhoun!
00:39:46	Friendly!
00:40:27	- Get the doc?
00:40:31	- Get the doctor!
00:40:44	- What happened?
00:40:47	Shot a passenger.
00:40:50	One of them was Pony Benner.
00:40:52	One was Pony Benner,
00:41:00	If we ride to hit the river,
00:41:02	Marshal, deputise me
00:41:04	- I'll ride with you, marshal.
00:41:08	- There were two of them?
00:41:10	There were three.
00:41:16	- I only saw two.
00:41:21	- The one that killed the big fella?
00:41:25	My friend's name was Nicholson,
00:41:28	A brother to Ben Nicholson
00:41:33	We had to let him lay
00:41:36	- I'd like to go with you.
00:41:39	- One of them was your brother.
00:41:42	Ride out after the passenger.
00:41:44	- I'd rather not.
00:41:53	Well, boys, let's go see
00:42:07	Welcome to Warlock, Miss...
00:42:58	So you couldn't get along
00:43:05	- You could've told me you were coming.
00:43:09	- I'd have had a brass band out.
00:43:13	Didn't you?
00:43:30	Won't you come into my parlour?
00:43:36	Remind you of home, Lily?
00:43:41	I was on the stage
00:43:44	- That must've been exciting.
00:43:49	So I heard. Somebody said
00:43:52	- He wasn't with you, was he, Lily?
00:44:01	I went more than 5000 miles
00:44:07	Lily, Lily...
00:44:10	How you run to those Nicholsons.
00:44:13	Haven't you had enough
00:44:15	Not till I see Blaisdell
00:44:19	Wherever he goes, I'll follow him
00:44:24	For taking away the only
00:44:27	and killing the only decent man
00:44:30	You have decent mixed up.
00:44:35	There is one decent man,
00:44:39	Ben Nicholson
00:44:42	He came after Clay, called him up
00:44:45	You put Clay up to it.
00:44:48	If you believe that,
00:44:51	There'd be no satisfaction
00:44:56	You don't care about yourself,
00:45:02	And when he'd dead
00:45:04	I'll look at you over his body
00:45:08	Lily, Lily, Lily...
00:45:11	You'd better leave Warlock.
00:45:14	You'd like me to go.
00:45:17	You'd give a lot, wouldn't you?
00:45:21	I'd give a lot more to have you
00:45:25	For what?
00:45:27	So you can send me back to work
00:45:33	I thought you did it
00:45:39	How could I have ever?
00:45:59	The marshal's back.
00:46:12	Mike, you and Slater
00:46:14	They've got Pony Benner,
00:46:17	- Trouble?
00:46:19	McQuown spouted scripture
00:46:22	He's already on his way
00:46:26	That's out of our hands.
00:46:28	- Let's hang them, marshal.
00:46:31	- Yeah, marshal, let's hang them.
00:46:34	- Hang 'em.
00:46:36	Guard them till the sheriff arrives.
00:46:52	Get out of here.
00:46:57	Let's hang them now!
00:47:09	- I expect they mean to make trouble.
00:47:14	Just the same,
00:47:18	You better go, Gannon.
00:47:19	- I just want to talk to my brother.
00:47:24	You're better with a Winchester
00:47:26	I wasn't even there.
00:47:33	- They'll be trouble down there.
00:47:37	- Saw someone today to shock a man.
00:47:43	- You seen her?
00:47:48	People I'd rather see in Warlock
00:47:57	The passenger they shot
00:48:03	Came after me, I guess.
00:48:05	Looks like them bad boys
00:48:10	I never could figure that
00:48:13	He'd settled down, there was even
00:48:16	There was talk of
00:48:20	Ben Nicholson
00:48:22	He had to be top man,
00:48:25	Is that all?
00:48:27	He had a reputation,
00:48:31	I'd hate to think there was no reason
00:48:34	He was on the prowl for you.
00:48:37	Now, his brother comes after you.
00:48:43	- Is it that simple?
00:49:05	Hold it! Hold it!
00:49:08	Get out of here before I shoot.
00:49:10	- You can't stop us.
00:49:12	If you think a bunch of drunks
00:49:15	you're mistaken.
00:49:18	We'll tromp you down,
00:49:19	What's Johnny Gannon doing here?
00:49:21	I said, get.
00:49:42	- Need another man?
00:49:45	We're taking those road agents
00:49:47	You ain't gonna stop us.
00:49:51	Come and tromp me, Fitz.
00:49:54	Come here.
00:49:59	Come here.
00:50:03	- This ain't your pudding, marshal.
00:50:13	You've done McQuown's work tonight,
00:50:15	If you've anything to say,
00:50:21	All of you, go home.
00:50:28	And while you're doing it,
00:50:30	think how being in a lynch mob
00:50:37	Thank you, marshal.
00:50:40	I have to thank you.
00:50:48	There's a man.
00:50:51	Why don't you bring his boots and
00:50:55	Like you all do.
00:51:01	He just saved your life,
00:51:06	I wonder why.
00:51:22	Mr. Richardson, you'll see that
00:51:25	get to the trial.
00:51:27	A lot of good that'll do,
00:51:29	If you thought that, why didn't
00:51:33	We don't do things that way
00:51:36	Oh, we don't?
00:51:41	I hear you get paid 400 a month,
00:51:46	You and Morgan
00:51:49	I hear you have silk sheets
00:51:53	I get a hundred a month
00:51:55	Plus rheumatism
00:52:01	Mr. Blaisdell,
00:52:05	The way I figure, you operate outside
00:52:08	What law?
00:52:12	Why aren't we supplied
00:52:14	Job's open. You can have
00:52:18	Well, you want the job, Buck?
00:52:21	For what? 40 dollars a month
00:52:26	How about you?
00:52:28	You want to try doing it legal
00:52:30	Sorry, sheriff. The principle
00:52:38	Any man here ready to be deputy?
00:52:40	Or is everyone in Warlock
00:52:43	Or too greedy?
00:52:45	You want law in this town,
00:52:48	Just don't come whining to me
00:52:51	And watch yourselves, hiring outside
00:52:57	Anybody?
00:53:00	All right, then.
00:53:04	- I'll take the job.
00:53:10	If you think I can do it.
00:53:19	Sure you can do it, Johnny.
00:53:22	Come inside.
00:53:33	Keller, you can't do this.
00:53:35	- Why can't I?
00:53:38	I've known Johnny Gannon
00:53:40	He seems to have been
00:53:42	Maybe a little wild,
00:53:45	Further, you can't condemn a man
00:53:49	What's more, he volunteered
00:53:52	So I'm making him
00:53:54	And he'll be there
00:53:56	Or he's carried out.
00:53:59	You know you're putting him up
00:54:03	Against any law breakers.
00:54:05	You understand that,
00:54:08	- I understand.
00:54:11	Adiós, gentlemen.
00:54:15	Looks like law's coming back
00:54:20	But for how long, Judge?
00:54:50	Miss Dollar,
00:54:52	I just saw you coming up here.
00:54:55	- You're the new deputy?
00:54:59	I thought I might ask you
00:55:06	Those boys were let off, you know.
00:55:09	Isn't that what everyone expected?
00:55:10	Yes, ma'am, but I'd like to know
00:55:14	He wasn't mine.
00:55:18	You said there was a third man,
00:55:22	So it did. But what's the difference?
00:55:26	Yes, ma'am,
00:55:28	Of course, your brother was
00:55:32	I'm not one of them, Miss Dollar.
00:55:35	Suppose I tell you I know
00:55:38	I'd go after him.
00:55:41	No, there's very little I know.
00:55:46	You're a deputy and you want
00:55:49	- I tell you it doesn't matter.
00:55:51	The citizen's committee
00:55:54	And those men from San Pablo
00:55:58	- By Clay Blaisdell?
00:56:01	Your brother's just a boy,
00:56:04	He's nineteen.
00:56:07	No, he's not a boy.
00:56:11	But that's not really
00:56:13	- No?
00:56:15	I'm the deputy sheriff,
00:56:21	I believe it's my job
00:56:28	- You'd go against Blaisdell?
00:56:34	I'm not a boy either,
00:56:41	Mr. Gannon...
00:56:48	I'm sorry.
00:56:53	I've rented a house.
00:56:55	I rented it off Mr. Petrix and...
00:56:58	some boys are dropping
00:57:03	I wonder if you'd help me
00:57:07	Sure.
00:57:10	- Around five.
00:57:12	- I'll try and cook supper for us.
00:57:16	You don't have to look
00:57:18	I can cook.
00:57:54	- Good evening.
00:57:57	I thought you'd come
00:57:59	You said work and supper,
00:58:03	- So I did. Come in.
00:58:10	It's a nice place.
00:58:12	There'll be no supper
00:58:15	All right.
00:58:17	You can start by putting
00:58:20	Yes, ma'am.
00:58:40	That smells mighty good,
00:58:43	- Corn bread, meat and greens.
00:58:47	Guess there's not many men
00:58:49	eating home cooked food tonight.
00:58:52	- Keep working, deputy.
00:58:59	Mighty good.
00:59:04	You didn't finish your greens,
00:59:08	- My mother used to say that.
00:59:13	- Where is she?
00:59:17	Lily. Just Lily.
00:59:21	She died about nineteen years ago
00:59:28	- And you father?
00:59:31	That was in the early days
00:59:33	And Blaisdell's going to kill
00:59:38	- If they come into town.
00:59:44	You knew Blaisdell back in
00:59:50	Long before Port James.
00:59:53	If you knew Morgan,
00:59:56	He dealt faro for Morgan.
00:59:58	People knew him as a killer
01:00:02	He was a colonel in the army
01:00:04	He never quit being a colonel.
01:00:10	What sort of man
01:00:13	Worse than he ought to be
01:00:17	- I used to think highly of him.
01:00:21	and your brother stayed on.
01:00:24	That's right.
01:00:28	- Why?
01:00:32	What reasons?
01:00:36	I never told anybody this before,
01:00:43	About 10 months ago, some Mexicans
01:00:46	by Apaches
01:00:48	at least, everybody said
01:00:51	But it wasn't?
01:00:55	No... No it wasn't.
01:01:02	You see, we'd rustled more than
01:01:07	across the border, but those
01:01:13	So one night, a bunch of us stripped,
01:01:17	and boxed them up
01:01:21	We killed them all.
01:01:27	37...
01:01:31	I don't know,
01:01:37	I'll never forget laying there,
01:01:42	It was so quiet
01:01:45	and then, they came.
01:01:48	Abe gave the signal,
01:01:53	It was just awful.
01:01:55	I don't think they got off
01:02:00	All around me, Abe and the rest
01:02:04	firing into the canyon till
01:02:11	I say it was like a dream,
01:02:16	It happened that way.
01:03:04	- Good afternoon, Miss Jessie.
01:03:08	on my way to Medusa Mine
01:03:10	and I heard the shots.
01:03:18	- My, it's hot today.
01:03:22	- Not as hot as yesterday though.
01:03:27	I heard Buck Slavin say
01:03:32	- Matter of opinion, I guess.
01:03:43	Would you happen to have
01:03:46	- The heat makes one terribly thirsty.
01:03:56	That's all right, I can drink
01:04:04	- You were out riding, you said.
01:04:09	That mountain water sure
01:04:12	Yes, ma'am, it generally does.
01:04:15	What are you doing out here?
01:04:19	- No, practising.
01:04:23	Yes, ma'am. Just as you practice
01:04:28	The stakes are different,
01:04:34	What should we talk about now,
01:04:39	The men you posted
01:04:42	Thank you for warning me,
01:04:44	Why does it have to happen?
01:04:46	Why do these things always end
01:04:49	That's how things are.
01:04:51	That's why I was hired,
01:04:55	So, they'll come into town
01:04:58	- And you'll shoot them dog dead?
01:05:05	Or them you.
01:05:10	Understand, Miss Jessie,
01:05:14	I'm a simple man,
01:05:16	It's all I am,
01:05:19	Besides, being marshal's a habit.
01:05:23	I know about habits.
01:05:27	Before my father died he was sick
01:05:30	and I nursed him all that time.
01:05:32	Guess I have the nursing habit.
01:05:35	That summer,
01:05:38	and I turned the house
01:05:41	There were the injured
01:05:44	It's strange...
01:05:47	When I came to Warlock,
01:05:49	I had dreams that someday,
01:05:52	My father kept telling me
01:05:55	You're someone, Miss Jessie.
01:05:58	Don't say that.
01:06:01	Miss Jessie.
01:06:02	If you had whisky in that canteen,
01:06:07	Have you ever tasted whisky?
01:06:09	- Many times.
01:06:15	Once.
01:06:34	- I wanted you to do that.
01:06:38	- I came out here to find you.
01:06:42	Is that dreadful of me?
01:06:45	Dreadful.
01:07:13	It's cooked just right,
01:07:15	It takes a while
01:07:18	My father used to like his meat
01:07:21	Chicken fried,
01:07:26	Clay...
01:07:28	Why must those cowboys
01:07:30	They've been declared guilty
01:07:34	If they stay out,
01:07:38	If they come in,
01:07:41	proving their innocent.
01:07:42	Striking a blow for freedom, too.
01:07:45	Men have died for that
01:07:49	I'll fix your eggs.
01:07:58	Morning, miss.
01:08:01	Will you inform him there are three
01:08:05	- Come in, Morgan. Have a coffee.
01:08:08	- Where are they?
01:08:11	I better go see what they want.
01:08:13	- You haven't had your breakfast.
01:08:16	If he takes a stomach wound,
01:08:20	Keep the coffee hot,
01:08:22	Clay...
01:08:26	- I'll make you a fresh breakfast.
01:08:31	I think we're going to see a finish
01:08:34	Yeah, then we can move on.
01:08:37	Where to?
01:08:38	A fellow dropped in last night
01:08:41	Sounds like it's made for us,
01:08:45	we ought to take a look.
01:08:47	- I don't think so. Not this time.
01:08:50	Jessie and I
01:08:53	Yeah?
01:08:56	In a couple of weeks,
01:08:59	I guess I'll be going to Palfrie City
01:09:02	Why do you have to go?
01:09:03	It's the way it's always been.
01:09:06	You do ajob,
01:09:08	This time, it's different.
01:09:10	Blaisdell, reach.
01:09:14	It's a bad morning for thinking.
01:09:17	Thinking of weddings
01:09:21	- Shall we, marshal?
01:09:29	- We're with you, marshal.
01:09:36	If I can help, marshal...
01:10:03	Deputy!
01:10:18	- Marshal, let me try to talk to them.
01:10:21	- One of them is my brother.
01:10:24	- We have to move now, Clay.
01:10:26	- They called me out.
01:10:31	- All right, go ahead.
01:10:40	You're throwing in with us, Jonny?
01:10:42	- Billy, you can't do this.
01:10:47	Blaisdell saved you
01:10:49	and he could've killed you
01:10:52	There's no need for this,
01:10:54	There's reason enough,
01:10:56	This is a free territory, and while
01:10:59	You're talking Abe's foolishness.
01:11:02	I'm not scared of him.
01:11:04	Are you, Johnny?
01:11:05	I'm scared of dying,
01:11:09	and so are you, Billy.
01:11:14	I just want to know
01:11:18	Are you going to back me,
01:11:20	I won't back him,
01:11:23	And I won't back you,
01:11:28	Pony said it'd be no use.
01:11:38	Come one, Blaisdell!
01:11:40	Billy, don't!
01:12:17	You don't have to fight me.
01:12:19	You and your partners,
01:12:25	Go for your gun.
01:12:27	Don't make me kill you, boys.
01:12:31	Go for your gun!
01:12:42	Oh, no...
01:12:44	Billy, Billy...
01:12:56	I had nothing to do with it...
01:12:58	Start shooting,
01:13:01	I could've killed you,
01:13:04	We only wanted to talk.
01:13:07	Mr. Richardson,
01:13:09	Friendly...
01:13:36	Three hits.
01:13:37	One through the throat, two not
01:13:41	I must be losing my touch.
01:13:51	Clay, you've been hit.
01:13:53	Is that true,
01:13:56	You saw it, Mr. Petrix.
01:14:01	- Let's have nurse fix that up.
01:14:06	Doc will fix it
01:14:11	You gotta...
01:14:13	You gotta tell everybody, Johnny.
01:14:16	Yes, Billy.
01:14:18	- I didn't know.
01:14:28	Billy...
01:14:31	Billy, Billy, Billy...
01:14:36	Billy...
01:14:51	- Evening, Mr. Marshal.
01:14:55	No, sir.
01:14:58	Excellent lettering and spelling,
01:15:00	But not your idea, I hope.
01:15:03	No. I have to give Abe
01:15:07	Chief of regulators. That's a fancy
01:15:12	No, sir.
01:15:14	He said that if Warlock
01:15:19	outside the law,
01:15:20	then somebody could appoint
01:15:23	And who would that someone be?
01:15:25	That's be the Cowboys' Council
01:15:29	I made that title up.
01:15:30	You know, this could get to be
01:15:34	The town of Warlock
01:15:35	he kills a whole bunch
01:15:38	and we appoint regulators
01:15:40	and we kill you
01:15:42	and the town gets another marshal
01:15:44	and we appoint...
01:15:47	Well, you can see how it'd go
01:15:51	It'd be like looking
01:15:53	put face to face.
01:15:56	Marshal,
01:16:00	I wonder if you'd like to have one,
01:16:04	Thank you.
01:16:07	For your collection.
01:16:13	Clay...
01:16:15	You've seen the poster, huh?
01:16:17	You take the buggy, Jessie.
01:16:20	All right, Clay.
01:16:22	Maybe you better stay
01:16:24	what it's like being married
01:16:26	If he doesn't handle this right,
01:16:29	I'm sure Clay can handle
01:16:32	An army.
01:16:35	This isn't just a test,
01:16:38	This is a war, ma'am,
01:16:41	Fifteen or twenty men
01:16:44	If you're worried about the numbers,
01:16:52	Maybe I will, Clay.
01:16:57	Maybe you better go
01:17:06	All right, Clay.
01:17:12	Miss, maybe you'd like to take
01:17:23	Blaisdell...
01:17:27	I just want to tell you
01:17:31	- To keep the peace.
01:17:35	I'll tell McQuown
01:17:38	He'll come in all right
01:17:41	and, when he does,
01:17:45	I guess I'll have to. This is
01:17:55	Nor yours, Mr. Morgan.
01:17:58	Looks like our problem
01:18:01	The law's taking over.
01:18:07	- You can't mean that.
01:18:10	Let's see if Warlock is grown up
01:18:13	Clay, if you're not the marshal,
01:18:18	Maybe it's time.
01:18:20	Maybe we've run out of towns.
01:18:50	Boys, we have a visitor.
01:18:56	If it isn't Johnny Gannon,
01:19:00	Come in, Johnny. Don't stand there
01:19:04	It's bad manners coming out here
01:19:08	- Whisky, Johnny?
01:19:10	Didn't come to drink.
01:19:13	I came to tell you
01:19:18	- Blaisdell sent you out here.
01:19:22	- Who's the message from then?
01:19:26	You.
01:19:28	You're telling us.
01:19:30	I'm the deputy, Abe,
01:19:34	- You are posting us.
01:19:38	But no wild bunch of "regulators"
01:19:43	Let me rip that star off him, Abe.
01:19:48	- That's the way it is, then, Johnny?
01:20:02	What do you mean coming ton my place
01:20:05	Look out, Abe, I rode out with him.
01:20:10	Blaisdell will cut us down one by one
01:20:15	That'd be a thing
01:20:17	Yeah. Like you stopped him
01:20:21	That was a fair fight, Abe.
01:20:26	Billy came in to kill him.
01:20:30	- That's a lie.
01:20:33	I talked to Billy before the fight
01:20:39	Yeah,
01:20:40	you'll swear all right,
01:20:43	but, you'll swear Billy said
01:20:47	Swear it.
01:20:49	Swear it here and now
01:20:52	or I'll see your dirty, lying soul
01:20:55	I guess I won't, Abe.
01:21:02	- Swear it.
01:21:03	- Swear it, or I'll kill you.
01:21:07	Go on, hit in.
01:21:08	- Say it.
01:21:10	Say it!
01:21:31	Move, Johnny,
01:21:34	Don't move, Johnny.
01:21:37	- Swear it.
01:21:39	Abe, this isn't doing any good.
01:21:42	Hold off, Abe.
01:21:44	Swear it, Johnny,
01:21:47	You better kill me, if you want
01:21:51	Otherwise, I'll stop you.
01:21:54	I'd sure like to see him try
01:21:57	I'd like to see that, Abe.
01:22:00	Stop us, then.
01:22:09	We'll be in tomorrow.
01:22:14	Give it to him.
01:22:35	I've warned you.
01:22:37	Don't come into Warlock.
01:23:01	Johnny...
01:23:04	I'm the law, Curley.
01:23:08	I'm the law.
01:23:21	I'm alone.
01:23:27	They coming in?
01:23:29	Yes, near sundown.
01:23:32	Cade says he's going to kill you
01:23:36	- I thought I saw...
01:23:40	Why did you come in, Curley?
01:23:46	I thought that if you knew
01:23:50	maybe you've got business
01:23:53	I'm staying here.
01:23:56	- That hand, against Abe and Cade?
01:23:59	- My, but you're brave...
01:24:06	You're a fool, Johnny.
01:24:09	Curley...
01:24:12	Cade gonna be doing
01:24:17	The least you'll get
01:24:21	- I promise.
01:24:25	It'll be a waste of time.
01:24:29	I'll stay around town and wait.
01:24:38	This hand won't hold much,
01:24:44	Well, I guess I've got time
01:24:50	So you'll be clear-eyed
01:24:53	Doc, maybe you could give me
01:24:58	- Six drops in a glass of water.
01:25:03	You'll be killed,
01:25:13	Yes, come in.
01:25:15	A lady to see you,
01:25:20	Come in, Lily.
01:25:26	I came to ask you for something,
01:25:30	I want Gannon for Ben Nicholson.
01:25:34	- You owe me this, Clay.
01:25:37	Ben Nicholson came after me.
01:25:40	Don't you know he went to see Morgan
01:25:43	I don't believe that.
01:25:48	It's not important any more.
01:25:53	I don't even care
01:25:58	I only want an end
01:26:02	I hated you
01:26:06	but I don't want that anymore.
01:26:08	Clay, I was wondering...
01:26:11	Well, well, well...
01:26:15	What's she going to do,
01:26:23	- What did she want?
01:26:27	Is that all?
01:26:28	- Morgan...
01:26:31	Did you talk to Ben Nicholson
01:26:34	What would I have to do
01:26:38	- What did you tell him?
01:26:41	Come here again and talk to Clay
01:26:45	I'll kill anybody who's dangerous
01:26:50	Tom, why do you do this?
01:26:55	He's the only person who looked at me
01:27:00	Get out of here.
01:27:04	Better say a prayer
01:27:19	Not too bad, huh?
01:27:21	Not too good, either.
01:27:24	I never was very fast,
01:27:27	Well enough
01:27:32	Afternoon, deputy.
01:27:34	Hello, Mr. Blaisdell.
01:27:36	Guess I'll be getting
01:27:38	Blaisdell, if you've come to offer
01:27:42	We? Hadn't you better let Gannon
01:27:45	Don't you understand that as long as
01:27:49	You're a target.
01:27:51	They must come after you.
01:27:54	Come on, judge. Come on.
01:28:07	- Mind if I sit?
01:28:19	- How's your hand?
01:28:30	I remember when I first
01:28:33	It was clear
01:28:37	I went home afterwards
01:28:43	I remember how clear it was.
01:28:46	Afterwards, nothing was ever
01:28:53	to hold strictly to the rules,
01:28:59	Hold onto them
01:29:02	So you know you've fought
01:29:09	But there are things
01:29:15	Don't be too fast.
01:29:17	When there are people after you,
01:29:22	then, you think...
01:29:24	if I don't get drawn first,
01:29:33	Know what I mean?
01:29:37	I know.
01:29:43	Can you draw
01:29:47	I can.
01:29:53	Let's see you draw.
01:30:18	This evening,
01:30:22	I'd be honoured
01:30:26	just to back you up.
01:30:29	Mr. Blaisdell, I'd like your help
01:30:33	but it's time this town
01:30:37	Who knows?
01:30:39	Maybe the people of Warlock
01:30:43	I wouldn't count on that.
01:30:46	But I'll be there to back you.
01:30:52	No, thanks. Maybe later.
01:30:55	Right now, I've got things to do.
01:31:07	Sure is noisy out there today.
01:31:10	Little boys waiting
01:31:13	How.
01:31:15	How.
01:31:22	Lily is sure gone on that deputy.
01:31:25	- Pity she won't have him long.
01:31:31	Meaning what?
01:31:34	Remember that time in Gran Fort,
01:31:37	those strangers had us in a hotel
01:31:41	Lily splashed a can of kerosene,
01:31:46	She sure got us out of that one.
01:31:50	I think we owe her one,
01:31:56	That's funny,
01:31:59	You've practically give up marshal
01:32:01	The only way for you to be important
01:32:04	Now you want to back Gannon, so he'll
01:32:09	- That's very funny.
01:32:13	It's not a question
01:32:15	It's this town holding together
01:32:18	- I'm a citizen of this town...
01:32:21	don't expect me to back you.
01:32:24	I've never asked for your help
01:32:28	Clay, how do you think
01:32:40	They're here, Morgan.
01:32:51	You're not going out there
01:32:54	After he's dead,
01:32:57	Just sit down and wait, Clay.
01:33:20	Blaisdell was right.
01:33:22	He said I'd put too much on you.
01:33:25	- They're here.
01:33:28	It's just a time and a place
01:33:31	You haven't a chance unless
01:33:35	No, judge.
01:33:36	If a deputy's worth anything, he
01:33:40	You're nothing to me, just a badge
01:33:45	Get yourself killed.
01:35:15	Abe, I'll give you five minutes
01:35:26	Johnny, go for your gun,
01:35:30	Go on!
01:35:36	- Hold it.
01:35:37	- Drop your gun.
01:36:27	I promised you, Johnny.
01:36:29	I promised you a fair fight.
01:36:34	You regulators
01:36:38	Brown, you, Bush, Mosby,
01:36:43	you're deputised to take them
01:36:49	Now, we'll see how far
01:36:59	- You gambled and lost, Morgan.
01:37:02	Am I?
01:37:03	Think they'd have backed you,
01:37:06	They pay you half hoping
01:37:08	Wouldn't it be better
01:37:11	Isn't that what
01:37:13	- I've kept you from it many a time.
01:37:16	- Hiding in a room with a gun on me?
01:37:19	It was me that got
01:37:22	And the Ellersons, me again.
01:37:24	And Calhoun, ready to backhoot you,
01:37:27	- And Bob Nicholson at the stage?
01:37:33	And Ben Nicholson, too.
01:37:39	Lily was telling the truth.
01:37:41	You used me to get back
01:37:43	Lily had nothing to do with it...
01:37:45	Morgan, you're telling me things
01:37:48	I'm going to Jessie's.
01:37:51	We'll talk later.
01:37:53	Clay, you've got to face Gannon.
01:37:55	- Let him know you're in charge.
01:37:58	Or would you have me kill him too
01:37:59	- That's not why I did those things.
01:38:03	- Why? Was it for me or you?
01:38:07	- The only friend I ever had, Clay.
01:38:10	Clay! You won't face Gannon
01:38:14	Has Jessie made you like that?
01:38:17	Clay, I'm not the cripple here,
01:38:20	If you don't kill Gannon,
01:38:22	I swear I will!
01:38:30	Murch... Murch!
01:38:33	Bring me some whisky.
01:39:07	"Tomorrow and tomorrow
01:39:11	creeps in this petty pace...
01:39:15	from day to day...
01:39:21	to the last syllable
01:39:38	Murch, give me your Colts.
01:39:41	- You're been drinking...
01:40:01	I'm the black rattlesnake
01:40:05	I'll kill anything that moves.
01:40:08	Just sit still, or die.
01:40:11	And, if you move,
01:40:24	Who wants to die?
01:40:26	I got lightening in both hands,
01:40:35	I'll kill anything that moves!
01:40:41	I've killed 45 men, and tonight
01:40:51	Where's that brave deputy?
01:40:54	That great cowboy killer.
01:40:57	What's he doing?
01:41:01	Gannon!
01:41:08	I'm the all time
01:41:19	Sorry, deputy,
01:41:23	- Get inside the cage.
01:41:26	- Inside.
01:41:31	You're a brave man,
01:41:38	Gannon!
01:41:40	Crawl out of your hole,
01:41:43	I'll run you out of town.
01:41:48	Gannon,
01:41:51	Morgan!
01:41:55	Morgan.
01:42:04	Hello, Clay.
01:42:14	- Let me kill him, Clay.
01:42:17	Why? Because you think
01:42:20	This isn't a game you can cheat
01:42:23	I'm going to have to
01:42:32	Then, I won.
01:42:34	Clay, you run me out of town,
01:42:39	You'll be a hero again.
01:42:45	- I've won.
01:42:48	We'll play this out till the end,
01:42:51	I'm telling you to leave town.
01:42:54	All right.
01:42:56	- I'll see you in Palfrie City.
01:42:59	- You'll be there.
01:43:06	I'll be waiting for you.
01:43:09	- Goodbye.
01:43:11	- Goodbye.
01:43:35	- I'll tell you something, Clay.
01:43:41	I'm better than you.
01:43:47	I can beat you, Clay.
01:43:52	And you better hit it fast.
01:44:05	I won, Clay.
01:44:08	I won.
01:44:24	Get your hands off him.
01:45:20	Say something.
01:45:25	Say something!
01:45:31	- He'd have killed somebody.
01:45:35	- He was after trouble.
01:45:39	He was out to kill somebody,
01:45:41	- Who? You?
01:45:45	- What are you worth?
01:45:51	Judge me.
01:45:54	You judged him, judge me now.
01:45:58	Judge me.
01:46:01	What will you do?
01:46:03	Kill all of us for your pain?
01:46:16	I've had too much of you.
01:46:20	Crawl past him.
01:46:39	Take your hats off.
01:46:43	Take your hats off!
01:46:47	Now, you can sing.
01:46:54	Sing!
01:47:28	Stand back.
01:47:53	Johnny, he'll kill you.
01:48:05	Stand back, deputy.
01:48:08	Sorry, Blaisdell, it's time.
01:48:10	- Time?
01:48:13	Trouble and death follow you.
01:48:16	- Are you running me out of town?
01:48:19	I'm just saying I'll have to
01:48:22	so I'm asking you to get out
01:48:24	Nobody tells me that.
01:48:26	No longer, Mr. Blaisdell.
01:48:31	Come shooting, if you do.
01:48:33	- I'll do that.
01:49:18	I told Blaisdell
01:49:23	I heard.
01:49:26	And is he going?
01:49:30	No.
01:49:57	What do you want?
01:50:08	Johnny.
01:50:40	Clay.
01:50:43	I've been looking for you.
01:50:46	Have you been here
01:50:49	- Jessie, why did he do it?
01:50:56	- Clay, what are you going to do?
01:51:02	Was it only yesterday? I told him
01:51:08	Maybe I'm nothing
01:51:10	That's foolish.
01:51:14	We had a council meeting and everyone
01:51:18	we could go to the deputy,
01:51:21	What would I do here?
01:51:24	Stay with me, as we planned.
01:51:26	- What would I do?
01:51:30	Whatever you planned on doing
01:51:34	I never saw past this morning.
01:51:37	I suppose I figured
01:51:41	What now?
01:51:44	Shall I clerk in Richardson's store?
01:51:49	Should I take over McQuown's
01:51:52	Become a miner
01:51:56	If you loved me,
01:52:00	Jessie, come with me.
01:52:02	We'll go to Palfrie City.
01:52:06	- To another town, and another...
01:52:10	It's the way I've lived,
01:52:13	Times are changing, sure,
01:52:15	but there'll be enough towns
01:52:18	I'm not Morgan.
01:52:21	I can't even hold a Colt,
01:52:24	Who'll kill the backshooters
01:52:31	Maybe I'll have to find
01:52:53	Morning.
01:53:10	There's the key,
01:53:24	Take care of it.
01:53:29	People are out.
01:53:34	Yeah...
01:53:40	Well...
01:53:43	- I guess it's about time.
01:53:48	Yeah.

Warlock