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00:03:35 - Hello, Ed.
00:03:37 Over at the hotel, more than likely.
00:03:39 - Get word over there I'm waiting for him.
00:03:43 The whole town knows
00:03:45 Before there's another killing...
00:03:46 You just go on serving
00:03:48 and keep out of my business, Shanssey.
00:03:50 Your brother came in here
00:03:53 - He drew a gun on Holliday.
00:03:59 Have it your way, Ed. Check your guns
00:04:17 Leave the bottle.
00:04:22 You don't stand a chance, Doc.
00:04:26 Oh, come on, honey, let's cut
00:04:30 The whole town, including that
00:04:36 Right or wrong, they're gonna hang you
00:04:41 Doc.
00:04:42 Oh, you ain't even listening to me.
00:04:47 Now, Kate, Mr Bailey came
00:04:50 - to see me on a gentleman's matter.
00:04:53 It wouldn't be hospitable for me
00:04:55 Oh, don't start
00:04:58 I mean, it's a pure case of ethics, but...
00:05:01 Well, that's something a person like you
00:05:06 Why do you always have to treat me
00:05:09 You ain't no better than me!
00:05:11 - That's debatable.
00:05:14 You and that magnolia dripping!
00:05:16 Let me tell you something, Doc Holliday.
00:05:18 All them fancy clothes and that smart
00:05:22 You are dirt, just like me.
00:05:25 And I'm tired of hearing about
00:05:27 that Georgia plantation
00:05:31 They're all gone now! They're all gone!
00:05:37 Yes, they are. Here I am with you.
00:05:41 Your family scraped the barrel
00:05:44 just to send you through dental school.
00:05:47 You sure turned out fine.
00:06:00 Don't you ever mention my family again.
00:06:04 Please!
00:06:08 Doc, please!
00:06:11 Forget about Bailey. Let's get out
00:06:19 Maybe we could even go to Laredo
00:06:21 and do something about that cough
00:06:25 Your concern over my health
00:06:28 - You know how I feel about you.
00:06:36 I don't know...
00:06:37 I don't know what I'd do
00:06:40 You'd lose your meal ticket,
00:06:43 That ain't nice to say to me, Doc.
00:06:46 I've been good to you, ain't I?
00:06:48 Why don't you think about me
00:06:56 All right, get over to Shanssey's
00:06:58 - Oh, please don't go there.
00:07:08 I need some money.
00:08:11 Hello, Wyatt.
00:08:13 Cotton Wilson.
00:08:15 Been a long time.
00:08:19 Man, I'm plain wore out.
00:08:24 Hope you got some good news for me.
00:08:25 Ike Clanton rode through here
00:08:28 Waco, I think.
00:08:31 Rode through heading east?
00:08:33 I got it.
00:08:36 Well, why didn't you hold him?
00:08:38 I had no quarrel with Ike Clanton,
00:08:44 Nothing to hold him for?
00:08:46 Why, man,
00:08:48 I played this whole thing
00:08:51 I figured if there was one man in Texas
00:08:54 Now don't go getting
00:08:59 Cotton, it's Wyatt Earp you're talking to.
00:09:01 Ten years ago I watched you walk
00:09:04 in Oklahoma City and knock out
00:09:08 Ten years is a long time ago.
00:09:11 Getting old, I guess.
00:09:19 Anybody ever told me
00:09:22 I'd have called him a liar.
00:09:23 You've got no right
00:09:24 I've bucked heads
00:09:27 Then why didn't you stop Ringo
00:09:31 If you can't handle it anymore,
00:09:39 Turn in my badge.
00:09:42 I've been a lawman for 25 years,
00:09:48 You know what I got to show for it?
00:09:49 A $12-a-month room in the back of
00:09:54 Think I like winding up
00:09:56 It's the end of the line for me, Wyatt.
00:09:59 It'll happen to you some day,
00:10:14 - And where is that yellow-livered skunk?
00:10:19 Holliday's only trying to rile you.
00:10:21 - What do you figure's keeping Holliday?
00:10:28 Wyatt Earp! Why you old son of a gun!
00:10:31 Why didn't you let us know
00:10:33 - Good to see you, John.
00:10:35 Come on, sit down.
00:10:38 Cigar?
00:10:42 I'll be a son of a gun.
00:10:44 You've sure come a long way
00:10:46 in Cheyenne.
00:10:50 Funny, I never figured you for a lawman.
00:10:51 You was always pretty reckless
00:10:53 I never figured myself
00:10:55 - Fix a nice steak for Mr Earp.
00:10:58 My personal stock.
00:10:59 - How are the brothers?
00:11:01 - Virgil and Morgan are married.
00:11:03 What do you know.
00:11:04 - John, I need some help.
00:11:08 Ike Clanton and Johnny Ringo rode
00:11:11 They got a dozen counts against them.
00:11:13 I telegraphed Cotton to hold them,
00:11:15 - Cotton's skidded a long way.
00:11:18 I wish I did, but...
00:11:20 Wait a minute, wait a minute.
00:11:22 Maybe he heard something.
00:11:24 Bartender! Bartender!
00:11:27 Let's have some decent whiskey
00:11:32 Ed Bailey.
00:11:34 The guy was begging for it.
00:11:36 He came in drunk, cheated at cards,
00:11:38 Did you ever meet Holliday?
00:11:41 We crossed trails once.
00:11:43 You know,
00:11:45 Trouble just naturally seems to find him.
00:11:47 It's gotten so every would-be gunman
00:11:49 wants the honour of putting him
00:11:53 You know how it is
00:11:56 I sure do. Where is Holliday?
00:11:58 I better get to him
00:12:00 He's at the hotel.
00:12:01 - Keep that steak warm. I'll be back.
00:12:35 Holliday?
00:12:39 Sit down, make yourself at home.
00:12:41 - I don't know if you remember me...
00:12:44 Pulled a tooth for you 10 years ago.
00:12:47 If I knew when I had you in the chair
00:12:48 what you were gonna turn out to be, I...
00:12:51 I hear you've taken up
00:12:54 - It's too bad, you were a good dentist.
00:13:01 I'd like some information.
00:13:03 The name of this game is solitaire.
00:13:06 I'm in a position to do
00:13:08 Good evening, Mr Earp.
00:13:09 I know something
00:13:11 You don't know a thing
00:13:18 Suppose I was to tell you that Ed Bailey
00:13:22 has a small derringer
00:13:24 - Left or right?
00:13:27 I'd say that was good information.
00:13:30 Ike Clanton and Johnny Ringo
00:13:33 You played cards with them.
00:13:34 - Which way were they heading?
00:13:36 I thought we were making a deal.
00:13:37 That's what you said.
00:13:39 But you know where they went,
00:13:41 Look, you're interrupting my game.
00:13:59 Got a real big hate for the law,
00:14:01 There any reason why I shouldn't?
00:14:03 Your brother Morgan ran me
00:14:05 and impounded $10,000 of my money.
00:14:09 As a matter of fact,
00:14:11 all over the frontier, haven't you?
00:14:14 I'll see you again, Holliday,
00:14:33 - What did you find out?
00:14:36 It's my hunch they headed
00:14:37 Ike's old man has a big ranch there,
00:14:40 Isn't your brother Virgil
00:14:43 That's right.
00:14:45 on the lookout for them just in case.
00:14:47 - What are you gonna do?
00:14:50 The trail's ice cold.
00:14:52 I'm heading back for Dodge City
00:15:31 - Oh, Mr Holliday.
00:15:33 Would you care
00:15:37 What I mean, sir, is we didn't know
00:15:41 You'll have word in 15 minutes.
00:16:14 Doc, you're walking into a stacked deck.
00:16:16 If Bailey don't get you, the marshal will.
00:16:23 You act as if you want to get killed.
00:16:29 Maybe I do.
00:16:35 Holliday, let's check your gun.
00:16:55 Evening, Harry. Usual.
00:16:58 Yes, sir.
00:17:02 I understand there's a gentleman
00:17:08 This gentleman should have
00:17:10 than to deal with a marked deck.
00:17:13 Well, if you happen
00:17:16 tell him I'll be waiting for him
00:17:19 He'll have only one direction
00:17:22 down.
00:17:27 Come to think of it,
00:17:29 he's no gentleman at all.
00:17:46 All right, Doc, let's go.
00:17:49 Right on cue.
00:17:51 What's the charge?
00:17:53 - We'll think of one.
00:17:58 Thanks, Harry.
00:18:05 All right, get him out of here.
00:18:08 Come on, step up to the bar.
00:18:11 Come on,
00:18:13 It's always a mess after a killing.
00:18:16 Looks like Doc spoiled everybody's fun.
00:18:18 He's crazy, but he's got nerve though,
00:18:21 Shanssey! Mr Earp!
00:18:23 You saw what happened.
00:18:26 They're gonna do something to him.
00:18:27 Kate Fisher, friend of Doc's.
00:18:28 He's gonna be framed. You saw it.
00:18:31 Wait a minute, Miss Fisher.
00:18:33 Why don't you just relax
00:18:35 There ain't no law in this town.
00:18:36 I never saw a man beg more
00:18:39 Please, you gotta help him.
00:18:40 - Doc Holliday is none of my business.
00:18:42 I don't want any part of him.
00:18:45 I'm sorry. Good night.
00:18:51 Kate, I can have a pair of saddle horses
00:18:55 That's as much as I can do.
00:18:56 With the feeling against Doc,
00:18:57 I wouldn't stay in business 10 minutes
00:19:03 Ten, please.
00:19:24 - Wilson live here?
00:19:27 They're just holding Doc Holliday
00:19:30 Oh.
00:20:13 - Mr Earp?
00:20:14 I told you this is none of my business.
00:20:16 I don't care
00:20:17 There's a lynch mob starting
00:20:19 That's your business, ain't it?
00:20:24 Don't make no difference
00:20:26 He don't deserve to be hung
00:21:23 You're getting out of here.
00:21:25 Since when have you taken
00:21:27 Don't take it personal, Doc.
00:21:34 - What are we waiting for?
00:21:45 I'd say now is a very good time.
00:22:08 Hey, George's barn!
00:22:10 Get the buckets!
00:22:26 That's it.
00:22:28 Much obliged, Marshal.
00:22:33 I'll see you in Dodge City
00:22:35 You can thank me properly
00:22:39 More water! More water!
00:24:07 Whoa!
00:24:21 How about that?
00:24:22 Can you take me
00:24:24 - Yes, ma'am.
00:24:28 Little out of place for Dodge City,
00:24:31 That's strictly big-city stuff.
00:24:33 Looks like she's going to stay a while.
00:24:40 I gotta go on a posse.
00:24:42 That's what I came to see you about.
00:24:45 I'm gonna have to borrow your deputies.
00:24:47 You're always short of men.
00:24:50 - Who's the girl?
00:24:51 Girl? What girl?
00:24:57 Oh.
00:24:58 I was too busy finding out
00:25:01 have just checked in
00:25:03 Doc Holliday?
00:25:06 I'd better get over there
00:25:08 - You gonna lend me your deputies?
00:25:10 but I'll have to keep Charlie
00:25:11 - Giddap!
00:25:13 Don't forget to get back
00:25:15 You know how business picks up
00:25:26 Mario, go on out and get some fresh air.
00:25:30 The Mayor's Welcoming Committee,
00:25:33 I thought I told you
00:25:35 I like a sharp razor, don't you?
00:25:38 Care for a shave?
00:25:42 There's a stage for Abilene
00:25:46 Can't. The Marshal of Abilene
00:25:50 As a matter of fact, I wish someone
00:25:53 I've had the same one
00:25:56 All right, you'll stay
00:25:57 till day after tomorrow.
00:25:59 I'll personally escort you
00:26:01 Wyatt, we've got to face a hard fact.
00:26:04 I'm in a state
00:26:08 I don't even have the price of a ticket.
00:26:10 Shanssey told me you had
00:26:13 Shanssey ought to know.
00:26:17 You know what that son of a gun did?
00:26:18 You recall I had to leave town
00:26:21 Those two horses in back of the hotel
00:26:24 Now how about that? Towel, please.
00:26:29 Oh, thank you.
00:26:31 Everyone puts such an outlandish value
00:26:37 Say, Wyatt,
00:26:39 how much do you earn?
00:26:40 About $100 a month and $2 an arrest?
00:26:43 - You trying to bribe me?
00:26:47 I feel compelled to offer you
00:26:52 That's not bad.
00:26:53 - You got any money saved?
00:26:55 Gonna buy a small ranch
00:26:58 Well, I'll make it easy for you.
00:27:00 You stake me to $1,000
00:27:03 The cowboys are coming
00:27:06 50-50, huh?
00:27:07 Now, actually,
00:27:09 be glad to back me for 10%%,
00:27:11 but I like you, Wyatt Earp. I like your cut.
00:27:16 Why so generous with the split?
00:27:18 Look, a barber needs this.
00:27:20 I'm a gambler.
00:27:24 Of course,
00:27:27 I never lose.
00:27:28 You see, poker's played
00:27:31 I don't lose because I have nothing
00:27:36 Of all the low-down gall.
00:27:39 Well, you're just gonna have to
00:27:50 Holliday, I've done some foolish things
00:27:54 I'm about to do another.
00:27:56 I'm gonna let you stay in town.
00:28:00 Why so generous?
00:28:02 Let's say I like your cut.
00:28:04 You can stay and you can play
00:28:07 No knives, no guns and no killings.
00:28:11 - No knives, no guns, no killings.
00:28:16 - You have my word as a gentleman.
00:28:21 You ought to treat that woman decent
00:28:23 Kate?
00:28:24 Yes, poor old Kate.
00:28:26 She stands for everything I hate
00:28:29 Oh, leave two bits for the barber,
00:28:39 Well, I found out all about your lady fair.
00:28:41 - Hey, where'd you get the new gun?
00:28:44 - What lady fair?
00:28:45 - Isn't that barrel too long?
00:28:48 - What's beautiful?
00:28:49 What are you talking about?
00:28:50 Well, that girl that came in
00:28:53 Oh, yeah, I remember. What about her?
00:28:54 Well, she's staying
00:28:56 They tell me she's got a trunk full of the
00:28:59 Some of them dresses
00:29:02 She's 5'6",
00:29:06 - What is she doing here?
00:29:10 Very funny.
00:29:14 Well, if you think that's funny,
00:29:15 why don't you take a little walk
00:29:18 You'll die laughing.
00:29:33 Hello, Wyatt.
00:29:37 What's the trouble?
00:29:38 Kelly, I'm gonna have to
00:29:40 Can't do that, Wyatt. There's no law
00:29:42 I know, but every time
00:29:44 there's trouble. You know that.
00:29:49 Sorry, game's over.
00:29:50 - Wyatt, this is Laura Denbow.
00:29:54 We agreed there'd be
00:29:56 Miss Denbow's marker is respected
00:30:00 - We all consider her an exception.
00:30:04 So you're the famous Wyatt Earp,
00:30:08 That's right, Miss Gambler.
00:30:10 Start with you
00:30:11 on the south side over here.
00:30:12 Who's a tramp?
00:30:14 - Shut up and keep out of this, cowboy.
00:30:17 It appears the marshal
00:30:19 You're in a saloon,
00:30:21 - Why should you be treated like a lady?
00:30:25 - That's all for tonight, Miss Denbow.
00:30:35 Hold it, Charlie.
00:30:37 I'm tired of you pushing people around.
00:30:40 Now go for your gun. I'm gonna kill you!
00:30:43 I don't have a gun, cowboy.
00:30:45 I'm unarmed.
00:30:54 Stay where you are!
00:30:56 You're drunk.
00:30:59 Now give me that gun
00:31:06 I don't stand for nobody
00:31:11 You stand real still
00:31:15 and just give me that gun.
00:31:39 I ain't no gunman.
00:31:42 I couldn't kill anybody.
00:31:45 I know that, cowboy.
00:31:48 You were just trying to impress the lady.
00:31:50 Charlie, take him down and
00:31:56 - You're under arrest.
00:31:59 - You just saw it, disturbing the peace.
00:32:02 It's all right, Mayor Kelly.
00:32:04 The marshal's only trying to
00:32:08 Besides, I might like to
00:32:12 Don't you think you better wait
00:32:14 I might be desperate.
00:32:36 I'll let you go if you promise to
00:32:39 South of the deadline?
00:32:42 No, I think I'll stay.
00:32:44 Perhaps the judge isn't as righteous
00:32:49 Well, aren't you going to open the door?
00:32:59 Oh, I won't be needing these
00:33:03 Why don't you buy yourself a new halo?
00:33:10 Close the door, Marshal.
00:33:27 - Locked her up?
00:33:32 - I could get her out.
00:33:36 Make it the $1,000 I owe you.
00:33:41 Double or nothing.
00:33:43 It's a bet.
00:33:48 I'll be back in 30 minutes.
00:34:03 - Good evening, Charlie.
00:34:07 Man, this 12 on and 12 off
00:34:18 I spend half my life
00:34:20 Care for a nip?
00:34:22 Doc, you know
00:34:27 - What's the occasion?
00:34:31 Hit me.
00:34:34 - I got 19.
00:34:38 Can't do it, Doc.
00:34:41 No bail's been set yet.
00:34:46 Think I'll stand on these.
00:34:50 21.
00:34:54 Oh, I'll wait for Wyatt.
00:34:57 I sure hope Bat gets back with our
00:35:03 - Blackjack!
00:35:14 You know, Doc,
00:35:16 I'd just be compelled to
00:35:18 Oh, I'd be compelled to ask you to try.
00:35:22 Use mine, huh?
00:35:25 Good thing Wyatt don't let us go around
00:35:27 Somebody might get hurt.
00:35:31 Well, I gotta go have a look
00:35:35 - Watch the office for me, will you, Doc?
00:35:54 Never could get the hang
00:35:56 What are you doing here?
00:35:58 Wyatt, I'd like to bail out Miss Denbow.
00:36:02 No favours, Holliday.
00:36:05 Let's say you release her
00:36:10 You don't know a thing
00:36:14 Suppose I were to tell you
00:36:15 that Shanghai Pierce
00:36:18 Shanghai Pierce, huh?
00:36:20 I take it you've had some run-ins
00:36:23 I had to bat him over the head
00:36:25 when he got drunk
00:36:27 Not a bad guy, just forgot to grow up.
00:36:29 Well, he's aiming to
00:36:31 and he's hired Ringo to make sure
00:36:34 Oh, and what's more,
00:36:36 he's put a price of $1,000
00:36:41 What else is new?
00:36:42 Well, I thought it was kind of amusing,
00:36:46 Look, Holliday,
00:36:50 not one of those cowpokes is going
00:36:53 I don't care if his name
00:36:56 Well spoken.
00:37:02 - How about releasing Miss Denbow?
00:37:06 Look, you made a deal.
00:37:08 You made the deal.
00:37:13 - Charlie, you're working for a crook.
00:37:17 Go on home, Charlie, and turn in.
00:37:19 Thanks. Everything's quiet.
00:37:20 - Night.
00:37:23 Wyatt, you ought to turn her loose.
00:37:31 I think Charlie's right.
00:37:38 Let her out.
00:37:41 - Conscience?
00:37:45 Tell Kelly she's to play in the side room.
00:37:47 I don't want her gambling
00:37:50 - Good evening, Miss Denbow.
00:37:54 Come on, Laura,
00:37:57 Thank you.
00:38:03 Marshal.
00:38:13 - Good evening, Mr Earp.
00:38:17 Good evening, Mr Earp.
00:38:26 - Pair of deuces.
00:38:30 - $50.
00:38:31 - Too steep for me.
00:38:33 $50, and I'll make it $50 more.
00:38:36 - I'm in for the $50.
00:38:38 - Doc, it's almost morning.
00:38:41 - three tens, three deuces.
00:38:43 - I'll make it $100.
00:38:46 Go buy yourself a drink.
00:38:48 - And I'll raise you $100.
00:38:50 $200 to me, I'll call you.
00:38:53 - I'll go along with the lady.
00:38:57 Gentlemen, we've been outclassed.
00:38:58 Thank you, gentlemen.
00:39:00 Will you cash me in, Frank? Good night.
00:39:03 - Good night, Miss Denbow.
00:39:05 No, thank you, Doc. Good night.
00:39:06 Good night.
00:39:08 - Well, how about a little draw, boys?
00:39:10 I get a little ante in there and we'II...
00:39:12 Good night.
00:39:13 She's a real lady
00:39:15 and lucky.
00:39:18 That's true.
00:39:21 And what have we here?
00:39:25 Let's see.
00:39:31 Kelly, I need Luke Short.
00:39:33 Ritchie Bell and two of his boys
00:39:35 They killed the cashier.
00:39:38 I sent Luke to Abilene, Wyatt. I'm sorry.
00:39:40 How soon do you have to pull out?
00:39:42 Right away if I expect to
00:39:45 Doggone it, Luke's the only one in town
00:39:48 - What about Charlie Bassett?
00:39:52 Want a gunhand?
00:39:54 You?
00:39:56 No, thanks.
00:39:57 I do handle one pretty well.
00:39:59 The only trouble is
00:40:02 aren't around for comment.
00:40:04 - I'll take care of it alone.
00:40:17 Hold up your right hand.
00:40:20 Do you solemnly swear to uphold...
00:40:23 You're deputized. Grab some gear.
00:40:25 Wait a minute.
00:40:27 Not on your life!
00:41:20 Medicine.
00:41:28 For a smart gambler,
00:41:30 You're gonna be dead inside of a year.
00:41:32 What do you know
00:41:34 This kind of cough doesn't go away.
00:41:36 Why don't you get out
00:41:38 - Pack up and go live in the mountains.
00:41:41 You're just ornery enough
00:41:43 No, I'm not gonna
00:41:48 Sure, play it hard and fast.
00:41:51 Listen, Wyatt, the only thing
00:41:55 I don't want to go little by little.
00:41:57 Someday, somebody's got to
00:41:59 and it'll be over with real quick.
00:42:02 Earp, I didn't come along
00:42:06 You know,
00:42:12 Why did you come?
00:42:14 If I stick around long enough,
00:42:15 sooner or later you've got to
00:42:18 I'm gonna bail you out.
00:42:20 I've only got one debt in this world,
00:42:23 You don't owe me a thing.
00:42:25 I've never needed anybody in my life
00:42:28 You're pretty positive about that.
00:42:31 As far as I'm concerned, you can get
00:42:35 No, thanks. I think I'll stay.
00:42:42 You know, Wyatt, you and I
00:42:45 Both of us live with a gun.
00:42:50 What's the matter, Preacher,
00:42:53 Shut up and go to sleep.
00:44:06 Ritchie Bell won't be robbing
00:44:10 - I thought you were asleep.
00:44:14 Let's head back to Dodge.
00:44:16 What for? They're not going anyplace.
00:44:19 I'm getting some sleep.
00:44:25 Get out of those stinking saloons,
00:44:42 - Charlie.
00:44:44 I'll go in and fix up the coroner's report.
00:44:48 You and I are even.
00:44:50 Not yet.
00:44:52 Not until the debt's paid in full, Marshal.
00:45:00 I hear you did
00:45:03 Well, all in a day's work for a deputy.
00:45:08 You all right?
00:45:13 Find Kate and tell her to come up
00:45:15 Kate hasn't been around
00:45:18 What do you mean?
00:45:19 Well, I mean, nobody's seen her
00:45:26 Should I get a doctor?
00:46:02 Morning, Laura.
00:46:03 Oh, I never thought
00:46:05 - Something wrong?
00:46:08 Right forefoot.
00:46:18 - Hoof's split. Better not ride him in.
00:46:22 Leave him here. He won't go far.
00:46:23 - I'll send the blacksmith out.
00:46:29 I didn't happen along.
00:46:32 I know you ride out this way every day.
00:46:36 Come on, I'll give you a ride into town.
00:46:45 Unless you'd rather walk six miles.
00:46:58 Better hold on tight.
00:47:03 Tighter.
00:47:35 Doc, what are you doing up
00:47:38 I'm on a health bender, up before noon,
00:47:47 What's the action here?
00:47:50 Picking up the hardware
00:47:54 Sure don't look like
00:47:56 with our deputies soon enough.
00:47:58 Where's Kate?
00:48:03 Where is she, Charlie?
00:48:07 It's kind of touchy, Doc, I...
00:48:10 I...
00:48:11 Yes?
00:48:17 You promised Wyatt there wouldn't
00:48:20 Where is she, Charlie?
00:48:25 Wiley's Hotel. Ringo blew into town
00:48:35 Sure is a lot of beef coming in here.
00:48:40 This is just the beginning. Wait till the...
00:48:43 Look, Doc, a gunfight right now
00:48:44 could cause Wyatt a lot of trouble,
00:48:48 Sure is a mess of cattle here.
00:49:27 Get out and stay out, you no-good tramp
00:50:08 So you got homesick.
00:50:12 - Well, well, if it ain't the little deputy.
00:50:18 I didn't think you'd notice.
00:50:20 You've been gallivanting
00:50:22 I was sick, Kate. I needed you.
00:50:28 Why don't you put a rope
00:50:31 and pull on it when you want me?
00:50:32 Can't stay away.
00:50:35 Oh, leave me alone, Doc.
00:50:38 Always got to crawl back to your gutter.
00:50:40 Maybe I wouldn't
00:50:44 What difference does it make to you
00:50:47 Shut up!
00:50:50 Get your things together, you're leaving.
00:50:56 She's staying here.
00:50:58 Keep out of this, Ringo.
00:50:59 You got no right
00:51:01 I'm talking to Kate! Take a walk.
00:51:05 Anything you got to say,
00:51:11 You slut.
00:51:13 Wait a minute, Holliday.
00:51:18 - Your woman. Anybody's woman.
00:51:24 I don't have a gun, Ringo.
00:51:32 You got one now.
00:51:42 Reach.
00:51:50 - I'm not fighting.
00:51:53 He promised Wyatt Earp
00:51:56 I heard you made your reputation
00:52:01 Go on, reach.
00:52:08 I'm not fighting.
00:52:11 Well, have a drink then.
00:52:25 Oh, Doc.
00:52:51 It was a lovely dance.
00:52:54 You're breaking a lot of hearts.
00:52:57 - Good night, Mayor Kelly.
00:53:02 - May I take you somewhere?
00:53:06 It's early and I have to ride out
00:53:26 Oh, it is lovely here. I'm glad I came.
00:53:48 You've lost your poker face.
00:53:50 You look like a scared little girl.
00:53:53 I'm not scared,
00:53:55 and I'm certainly not a little girl.
00:54:20 Why did you come out here with me?
00:54:25 I wish I could answer that. I don't know.
00:54:30 I'll tell you why you came.
00:55:05 - Frisky bunch, eh, Ringo?
00:55:14 This ought to learn them once
00:55:17 Yeah.
00:55:22 Shanghai Pierce has hit town.
00:55:25 Now see if you can find Wyatt
00:55:28 I'll try to hold them off.
00:55:30 I don't want anybody out there
00:55:39 Pierce, call off your men
00:55:44 Tell your boss I'm waiting
00:55:47 You're under arrest, Pierce.
00:55:49 - You hear that, Ringo? I'm under arrest.
00:56:07 Sure are noisy.
00:56:11 Sure are.
00:56:16 - Let's quit. I want to get out of here.
00:56:20 I'm not breaking this run. Hit me.
00:56:28 - Doc, please!
00:56:32 Well, what have we here?
00:56:35 A dance! Now ain't that nice?
00:56:40 You folks gonna invite us in?
00:56:43 Ain't very hospitable, are they, boss?
00:56:44 You'd better get that scum of yours
00:56:47 Do you hear that, boys?
00:56:52 They're good enough to take our money.
00:56:54 I say my men are good enough to dance
00:57:20 My boys want to dance!
00:57:22 Piano player, make some music!
00:57:49 - Hello, Shanghai.
00:57:52 now my day is complete.
00:57:56 You and me are gonna settle
00:58:02 Unbuckle your guns, boys, and come on
00:58:05 You better start praying, Earp.
00:58:08 Start thinking straight, Shanghai,
00:58:10 before you get into too much trouble
00:58:12 Let's work him over, boss.
00:58:13 Yeah, that's a real good idea.
00:58:15 Maybe your friends would like to see
00:58:19 I'd like to see you do a dance, Marshal.
00:58:22 That's mighty brave talk, Shanghai,
00:58:25 Let's you and me step out
00:58:27 Oh, no. You don't sucker me into that.
00:58:30 Can't bluff your way out, huh?
00:58:34 All right, boys, take the skunk.
00:58:41 You gentlemen made such a racket,
00:58:45 You busted my winning streak.
00:58:48 Fun's over, boys. Unbuckle them.
00:58:51 - Let's shoot it out.
00:58:53 Go ahead, draw, all of you!
00:58:56 - But you get it first, Shanghai.
00:58:59 Well, call the play.
00:59:01 I'll give you five seconds
00:59:05 One.
00:59:08 Two.
00:59:11 Three.
00:59:12 Four.
00:59:14 We had enough fun, boys.
00:59:17 Harry, Jackson, get the hardware.
00:59:19 Get moving!
00:59:21 Doc!
00:59:26 Anybody else want to try their luck?
00:59:29 Get moving.
00:59:32 All right, Doc. We ain't finished yet.
00:59:35 You would have been,
00:59:51 Keep moving. Come on.
00:59:58 Kelly, take them down
01:00:00 You heard the marshal.
01:00:06 I don't suppose you want my thanks.
01:00:08 Let's just say my account is paid in full.
01:00:11 And don't take it personal, Marshal.
01:00:34 - Morning, Doc.
01:00:42 Just thought you'd like to know
01:00:43 there's going to be one less lawman
01:00:46 That's always good news to me.
01:00:48 I'm heading for California,
01:00:51 Taking your good advice,
01:00:54 Smart man.
01:00:56 Laura's coming with me.
01:00:58 We're getting married in a few days.
01:01:00 We'd like you to
01:01:02 if it doesn't interfere with your poker.
01:01:05 I'm not good at weddings, only funerals.
01:01:13 Wyatt,
01:01:15 this is a real lady.
01:01:17 I wish you both a lot of happiness.
01:01:20 You're lucky to be getting out
01:01:24 Why don't you try your luck?
01:01:31 So long, Doc.
01:01:48 Take me back, Doc.
01:01:52 Please?
01:01:55 Give me another chance.
01:02:04 Please take me back.
01:02:08 I'll do anything you say.
01:02:10 I don't care how you treat me.
01:02:15 Doc, I'm sorry for what I done.
01:02:17 It's not your fault, Kate. It's not my fault.
01:02:23 It's just the way the cards fall.
01:02:29 I never gave you much of a chance,
01:02:33 Yeah, maybe it could have been
01:02:37 It ain't too late, Doc.
01:02:42 It's too late for both of us.
01:02:44 Do something better for yourself
01:03:02 Don't let me go, Doc.
01:03:04 - Don't let me go back there.
01:03:18 I'll see you dead.
01:03:38 - Hiya, Wyatt.
01:03:40 You got a letter
01:03:42 What's he got to say?
01:03:49 He says he can get you an appointment
01:03:54 Wyatt Earp, United States Marshal.
01:03:58 These are all dead, Charlie.
01:04:00 Oh, before I forget.
01:04:04 This is yours now.
01:04:08 - Oh, you got a telegram, too.
01:04:37 Virgil's my brother. He's in trouble.
01:04:43 I understand I was foolish to fall in love.
01:04:46 - Oh, if only I could...
01:04:48 I told you I wouldn't follow you from
01:04:51 waiting for someone to bring the news
01:04:53 I won't live that way.
01:04:55 We're not going to start a life together
01:04:58 I swear to you, Laura,
01:05:00 You'll never be through.
01:05:02 Your reputation will follow you
01:05:04 - Laura, he's my brother!
01:05:06 Don't ask me to let him down.
01:05:08 Don't let me down then.
01:05:11 I'll go anywhere for you.
01:05:14 But you've got to meet me halfway.
01:05:35 I must go to Tombstone.
01:05:38 All right, go. Clean up Tombstone.
01:05:42 There's 100 more Tombstones
01:05:44 all waiting for the great Wyatt Earp.
01:05:47 Go on, clean them all up!
01:05:50 Go on!
01:05:53 I love you, Laura.
01:06:22 I love you, Wyatt.
01:06:34 Ride on
01:06:39 To hell
01:06:44 Wyatt's heart was sad
01:06:46 He'd give all he had to stay
01:06:50 Stay on
01:06:53 Wyatt's lady fair, he left her crying there
01:06:57 He broke his vow
01:07:17 Afternoon, Marshal. Out for a little ride?
01:07:20 About 700 miles worth. Tombstone.
01:07:23 Tombstone, huh?
01:07:25 Understand the climate down there
01:07:27 Since when have you gotten interested
01:07:30 Well, it's really a matter of finances.
01:07:33 Nobody will give me any play.
01:07:35 Mind if I ride along?
01:07:37 It's a free country, hop on.
01:07:39 Where's your gear?
01:07:45 - Boot Hill
01:07:47 - Boot Hill
01:07:50 - So cold
01:07:52 - So still
01:07:54 Will the Doc and his friend
01:07:57 Will both of them end
01:07:59 In the graveyard
01:08:58 Thanks for the ride.
01:09:04 Doc...
01:09:06 I know, no knives, no guns, no killings.
01:09:18 Man, that's good.
01:09:20 I'd just about forgot
01:09:22 Betty, I'm going to steal you
01:09:25 By golly, Wyatt, you're going to be
01:09:28 I got a family going in Deadwood.
01:09:29 Even little Jimmy here is tying the knot
01:09:32 What do you mean "little Jimmy"?
01:09:36 Nineteen!
01:09:40 Say, when are you gonna
01:09:46 Cigar?
01:09:48 There's the signal for women
01:09:51 Come on, Tommy.
01:09:54 - Aw, Mom, do I have to?
01:09:56 Your uncles will all be here tomorrow.
01:09:58 - Good night, Uncle Wyatt.
01:10:00 - Good night, Uncle Morgan.
01:10:03 - Good night, Uncle James.
01:10:05 - Good night, Daddy.
01:10:10 It's nice to have you here.
01:10:12 I only wish it were
01:10:25 Seems pretty upset.
01:10:27 Well, she's been asking me for a year
01:10:30 You know how women are.
01:10:33 All right.
01:10:36 Now, Morgan and Jimmy
01:10:38 Now, Wyatt, you know Ike Clanton.
01:10:42 Yes, I know.
01:10:43 Well, he's organised the toughest bunch
01:10:47 And he owns the County Sheriff.
01:10:48 - Who is he?
01:10:50 Cotton Wilson.
01:10:53 Clanton's been rustling Mexican cattle
01:10:56 and he has to move them.
01:10:58 But he can only ship them
01:11:00 and he can't do that
01:11:03 That's about it.
01:11:06 We can't keep him
01:11:08 What about the people of Tombstone?
01:11:09 John Clum, editor of the Epitaph,
01:11:12 will back us if they know
01:11:16 We're all agreed, Wyatt,
01:11:24 There's only one thing that bothers me,
01:11:27 and I'm going to speak my piece now.
01:11:30 There's gonna be a lot of bad talk
01:11:35 What about Holliday?
01:11:37 He's the worst killer on the frontier,
01:11:40 And it just don't look good,
01:11:44 Holliday saved my life in Dodge City.
01:11:47 What's more, he's a man of his word.
01:11:49 As long as he plays his cards straight
01:11:52 we got no right to run him out of town.
01:11:54 I didn't know you two were a team.
01:11:56 We're not.
01:11:59 Holliday stays.
01:12:02 All right, Wyatt. He's your responsibility.
01:12:04 That suits me fine. Now, do we have
01:12:08 Now the first thing we got to do
01:12:09 is let the Clantons know
01:12:12 Then we got to control the county.
01:12:15 I'm gonna get a letter off
01:12:17 who'll take care of that little matter
01:12:19 Now show me
01:12:20 - Here.
01:12:31 Hello, Cotton. I've been expecting you.
01:12:34 You're looking fine, real prosperous.
01:12:37 - Oh, I ain't complaining.
01:12:40 Wyatt, Ike wants to make you a deal.
01:12:42 He promises no trouble if you let him
01:12:45 Well, that's mighty nice of Ike.
01:12:47 Ike's a nice fellow.
01:12:49 He's got a fortune tied up in cattle
01:12:52 - And he's gonna move them.
01:13:01 There's $20,000 in it for you. Cash.
01:13:06 $20,000?
01:13:08 The wages of sin are rising.
01:13:10 $20,000 against a six-foot hole
01:13:13 or a $20-a-month pension,
01:13:22 I've thought about those things.
01:13:30 You know, Cotton,
01:13:33 this is a nice little town.
01:13:34 Good place to set a while.
01:13:37 I might even run for County Sheriff
01:13:39 That don't scare me at all. I got mine.
01:13:42 I got a ranch now
01:13:44 And you know something?
01:13:48 It would mine, though.
01:13:50 Why don't you get off that pulpit, Wyatt?
01:13:53 Ellsworth, Wichita, Dodge City,
01:13:54 and what have they got you,
01:13:56 and a woman who walked out
01:14:03 Take this message back to your boss.
01:14:16 So that's the way he wants it, huh?
01:14:19 He aims to pull the town
01:14:51 - Been a long time, Ike.
01:14:54 Hello, Ringo.
01:14:55 Still renting your gun
01:14:57 That's right, Marshal.
01:15:00 Ain't you a little young
01:15:02 Why don't you try me?
01:15:09 Going someplace?
01:15:10 We're taking in the show, Marshal.
01:15:13 No, soon as you check in
01:15:16 Why don't you check it in for me,
01:15:19 Now!
01:15:24 You boys know my brothers.
01:15:25 Meet John Clum,
01:15:28 You're a marked man, Wyatt.
01:15:29 There's no place in this town
01:15:31 The next time you ride in armed,
01:15:36 Now get moving.
01:16:25 - Here comes trouble.
01:16:28 That's Kate Fisher.
01:16:37 - Four blues.
01:16:42 Barkeep, some whiskey down here.
01:16:46 Two pair, aces up.
01:16:50 - Hey, Doc, what've you got?
01:16:53 Nice town, huh, Kate?
01:16:58 Well, well, well,
01:17:06 Doc, your deal.
01:17:11 Gonna say hello to an old friend?
01:17:13 Draw.
01:17:17 Give me some crème de menthe.
01:17:23 Hey, little deputy.
01:17:26 Would you like to have
01:17:30 You're drunk, Ringo.
01:17:32 That's the way you made your
01:17:41 Get your gun. I'll meet you in the street
01:17:44 I'll be there.
01:17:52 I said I'd see you dead.
01:18:13 What kind of a sucker play is this?
01:18:18 Look, I've had it up to here.
01:18:19 You want to play patty-cake with them,
01:18:22 Give me your gun, Doc.
01:18:30 Now you can...
01:18:33 You can thank God
01:18:36 Holliday, if you think anything
01:18:41 Having a killer like you around is the
01:19:32 - I hear you're leaving Tombstone.
01:19:35 I'm taking a stage tomorrow.
01:19:42 Kind of thought this climate was
01:19:44 Listen, Preacher, being here
01:19:49 Some people are even taking me
01:19:53 You're not leaving on my account?
01:19:56 Your account?
01:19:58 You've got nothing to do
01:20:12 Good luck, Doc.
01:20:25 Too bad we won't be
01:20:38 - Hiya, Wyatt.
01:20:39 Here's that letter
01:20:55 What do we got here?
01:20:56 Young Clanton passed out drunk
01:20:59 Throw him in the tank
01:21:01 Hold it a minute.
01:21:05 John, how long is it going to take you
01:21:07 Any time you say.
01:21:09 I think I'll take a little trip
01:21:11 - You crazy?
01:21:13 Well, take your gun.
01:21:14 This is all the ammunition I'll need.
01:21:22 If I'm not back
01:21:24 have Clum's Citizens' Committee
01:22:35 Billy!
01:22:36 He's all right, ma'am.
01:22:39 All right, on your feet.
01:22:45 Billy, you get in the house!
01:23:05 I don't know what I'm going to do
01:23:08 The way he's going now,
01:23:10 shot down for stealing cattle.
01:23:16 You think you're pretty tough,
01:23:19 I never saw a gunslinger yet so tough
01:23:21 he lived to celebrate his 35th birthday.
01:23:28 I learnt one rule about gunslingers.
01:23:30 There's always a man faster
01:23:33 and the more you use a gun, the sooner
01:23:39 You think I don't know
01:23:43 I had a couple of big brothers.
01:23:45 They fought in the Civil War,
01:23:48 I tried to live up to them
01:23:49 the same way that you're trying
01:23:56 - You know about that, huh?
01:24:00 It's not that I want to be a gunfighter,
01:24:03 I don't know, sometimes I get lonely.
01:24:09 All gunfighters are lonely.
01:24:13 They die without a dime
01:24:16 You know,
01:24:18 Well, think about it. Think about it.
01:24:20 Billy, listen to the marshal.
01:24:27 - I won't do it no more, Ma.
01:24:57 What are you doing here?
01:24:59 Just brought
01:25:02 You should be proud, real proud.
01:25:06 You'd better get riding.
01:25:13 I wouldn't do that, Ike.
01:25:16 Some of my friends in Tombstone might
01:25:19 That don't cut no ice with me, Wyatt.
01:25:23 Am I?
01:25:27 My appointment,
01:25:28 United States Marshal.
01:25:40 Sorry to disappoint you.
01:25:42 Now wait a minute, Wyatt.
01:25:44 I'm not looking for a fight,
01:25:48 Now why don't we sit down
01:25:49 I'll make you any kind of deal you ask.
01:25:51 The only deal I want is for you to run
01:26:13 - Did you see the judge?
01:26:15 Well?
01:26:16 There's no legal way you can keep a
01:26:20 Judge was packing up to leave
01:26:24 I think it's about time
01:26:27 Shut up, Frank!
01:26:28 There's only one thing we can do.
01:26:30 We didn't have no trouble
01:26:33 You're making sense now, Ike.
01:26:36 All right.
01:26:38 We got no choice.
01:26:41 Ain't you forgetting
01:26:43 Now, look, we can handle the Earps
01:26:47 - What if they bring in Clum?
01:26:51 They're gonna come to us
01:26:53 It's a law bigger than any law
01:26:57 Family pride.
01:26:59 We'll get that Wyatt
01:27:09 Don't make no difference to me.
01:27:21 Tired?
01:27:22 Yeah, I guess I must have dozed a little.
01:27:25 - Betty sent some coffee.
01:27:33 It's awful quiet.
01:27:35 Too quiet.
01:27:43 Wyatt, do you figure we're gonna have
01:27:47 I wish I knew, Jimmy.
01:27:50 Maybe Ike will see
01:27:59 - You itching to get back to California?
01:28:04 - She must be quite a girl.
01:28:09 Well,
01:28:11 I better get to work.
01:28:13 Look, how about letting me
01:28:17 I get awful lonesome sitting here
01:28:20 Sure, you go ahead.
01:28:23 Least when I'm making the rounds, it
01:30:33 Ike's called the play.
01:30:35 We'll do it his way now.
01:30:37 Don't do that, Wyatt.
01:30:40 Don't let them push you
01:30:42 That's mighty funny coming from you.
01:30:44 You're a lawman, Wyatt.
01:30:45 Don't throw away a lifetime's work.
01:30:47 To hell with logic!
01:30:49 That's my brother lying there.
01:31:32 - Who is it?
01:31:44 Start talking, Kate.
01:31:46 Doc,
01:31:48 - I don't know nothing about it.
01:31:53 Why?
01:31:56 What difference does it make now?
01:32:00 I sure messed everything up real good,
01:32:04 I wanted you back,
01:32:07 because I love you.
01:32:09 And...
01:32:11 I thought if Wyatt was out of the way,
01:32:14 you'd come back to me.
01:32:16 And that's why I kept quiet
01:32:20 I must've been out of my mind!
01:32:23 Where?
01:32:27 The Clanton ranch.
01:32:29 Who was there?
01:32:31 I didn't want that boy to be killed!
01:32:33 Who was there?
01:32:36 Ike, Finn, Cotton Wilson
01:32:42 And Ringo?
01:32:46 Was Ringo there?
01:32:48 Yes, Ringo was there.
01:32:54 Don't, Doc. Don't, Doc.
01:32:56 Oh, please don't, Doc!
01:33:00 Doc! Doc!
01:33:18 Please don't, Doc.
01:33:20 Please don't kill me!
01:33:22 Please! Please! Please!
01:33:26 No, don't kill me!
01:34:16 Doc?
01:34:19 Doc.
01:34:22 Doc!
01:34:27 Oh, Doc.
01:34:30 It's all right, honey.
01:34:32 It's all right, honey.
01:34:44 Wyatt, Ike sent me.
01:34:54 I didn't have nothing to do with it.
01:34:57 You gotta believe me, you got to.
01:34:59 I guess it's just because
01:35:11 Ike sent me to see you.
01:35:13 He wants to meet with you
01:35:15 - I've been expecting it.
01:35:17 You have my word.
01:35:18 How many men is he bringing?
01:35:20 Six.
01:35:22 There'll be Ike and Finn and Ringo
01:35:26 Where and when?
01:35:28 Sunup at OK Corral.
01:35:29 You tell Ike we'll be there.
01:35:32 You said six.
01:35:34 I'll be coming with them.
01:35:37 Don't do it, Billy.
01:35:39 Give yourself a chance to live.
01:35:43 No, I thought about it.
01:35:47 I thought real hard about it.
01:35:52 No, sir, I can't run.
01:35:55 Ike and Finn are my brothers.
01:36:01 You understand that, don't you?
01:36:04 Yes, Billy, I understand that.
01:36:16 How can you sit there
01:36:18 How can you sit there like that?
01:36:22 What's the matter with you?
01:36:24 Why don't you go get John Clum
01:36:27 I told you, this is not Clum's affair.
01:36:29 This is personal,
01:36:33 But you're lawmen.
01:36:36 You have no right to put yourselves
01:36:40 Your duty is to the people,
01:36:45 Proud, proud men.
01:36:48 Look at you.
01:36:49 Look at the proud men!
01:36:53 Morgan,
01:36:55 does your wife know
01:36:59 I think you'd better leave the room.
01:37:12 Virgil, your son wants to
01:37:24 See you in the morning.
01:38:42 Doc, wake up.
01:38:46 Doc, it's me, Wyatt.
01:38:49 Wake up! Do you hear me?
01:39:02 You drunken sot!
01:39:05 I need you, Doc. Don't let me down.
01:39:10 Wake up, do you hear me? Wake up.
01:39:11 Leave him alone.
01:39:14 Can't you see he's dying?
01:40:52 Leave them alone.
01:40:59 Doc, how do you feel?
01:41:02 The fight's this morning,
01:41:04 isn't it?
01:41:06 What?
01:41:09 I don't know.
01:41:16 Doc, you can't.
01:41:19 You can't!
01:41:23 Doc, you can't!
01:41:25 Look, you can't even stand up!
01:41:30 You're gonna die for sure
01:41:37 If I'm gonna die, at least let me die
01:41:42 We don't make no difference, huh?
01:41:48 You and I?
01:41:50 We don't matter, Kate.
01:41:52 We haven't mattered
01:42:52 - Get the horses around back.
01:43:04 Get going, Cotton.
01:43:13 Frank, take the rifle,
01:43:17 Up front.
01:43:48 Morgan and Virgil are waiting.
01:45:28 Ike wants to talk to you alone.
01:45:32 Wait a minute, Wyatt.
01:45:34 Kate told me about the killing
01:45:37 It was the Clantons all right
01:45:39 and you were in on it!
01:45:40 I had nothing to do with it.
01:45:41 Get back where you belong.
01:45:43 - Believe me, Wyatt, if...
01:45:50 They're coming.
01:46:01 - They got Doc Holliday with them.
01:46:05 Cotton, you get over with the horses.
01:46:07 Ike, I can't take
01:46:10 Let me out.
01:46:12 Get over there.
01:46:50 Seven of them with Cotton.
01:46:56 Spread.
01:47:12 Frank.
01:47:15 Hit the dirt!
01:47:35 Cover me.
01:47:43 Shotgun!
01:48:48 - You all right?
01:49:27 Cotton, you chicken-livered, miserable...
01:49:45 He killed my brother!
01:49:47 - Tom, stay back, you fool!
01:49:55 Come on, Earp! I'll kill you!
01:50:00 Come on, Earp!
01:50:37 Virge, hurt bad?
01:50:39 Yeah, my legs.
01:51:29 Doc.
01:51:35 I'll take care of Ringo.
01:53:32 Billy,
01:53:33 throw down your gun and come on out.
01:53:38 Give up, boy! You haven't got a chance!
01:53:45 Come in and get me.
01:53:46 Come in and get me!
01:54:00 Don't make me do it, boy.
01:54:02 Don't make me do it.
01:55:29 I'm shoving off, Doc.
01:55:31 How are the brothers?
01:55:33 Coming along fine.
01:55:37 Another glass, Joe.
01:55:45 I just want you to know
01:55:50 - Where you heading?
01:55:53 Laura?
01:55:55 I don't know. I hope so.
01:55:57 She'll be waiting.
01:56:02 Will you listen to me for just once?
01:56:04 Will you get up to that hospital
01:56:06 At this rate, you can't last
01:56:08 You crazy?
01:56:17 I'll see you around.
01:56:19 So long, Preacher.
01:56:38 - Good afternoon, gentlemen.
01:56:40 - Hi, Doc.
01:56:43 - Boot Hill
01:56:45 - Boot Hill
01:56:47 - So cold
01:56:49 - So still
01:56:51 Here they lie, side by side
01:56:54 The killers that died
01:56:56 In the gunfight at OK Corral
01:57:01 OK Corral
01:57:06 OK Corral
01:57:10 Gunfight at
01:57:12 OK Corral