Monster Lizard from the Desert

Izay Entertainment

Monster Lizard from the Desert (1959) – Classic Sci-Fi Horror  Deep in the arid deserts of the American Southwest, something ancient and deadly has awakened. After a series of mysterious car accidents and disappearances, a small town discovers that a gigantic mutated lizard is on the loose—destroying everything in its path.  As panic spreads and the body count rises, a brave mechanic and a local sheriff must uncover the truth and stop the creature before the entire town is wiped out. With vintage 1950s charm, practical effects, and a thrilling monster rampage, Monster Lizard from the Desert is a cult classic that delivers suspense, nostalgia, and creature-feature excitement.  Perfect for fans of retro sci-fi horror and giant monster mayhem!

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00:00:01There are still vast and virtually unexplored regions, bleak and desolate, where no human ever goes and no light is ever seen.

00:00:15It is as though the land had been posted by God.

00:00:20It is in these lonely areas of impenetrable forest and dark shadows that the Gila monster still lives.

00:00:31How large the dreaded Gila monster grows, no man can say.

00:00:50No, no, no!

00:02:20Say, here come Gordy and Teddy.

00:02:31Hey, gang.

00:02:32Hey, what are you doing?

00:02:33Hey, gang.

00:02:34You better Google that butchess.

00:02:36What's up, man?

00:02:36Spook will be charging you with an entertainment bank.

00:02:39We'll be charging further than you.

00:02:40Hi, Spook.

00:02:41Hi, gang.

00:02:42Hey, how are the new clocks on the bombs?

00:02:44Hey, where's Pat and Liz?

00:02:56I thought we'd see the last ones here.

00:03:10Yeah, they're probably out spooking around somewhere.

00:03:12Maybe they broke down.

00:03:13Not in his heat.

00:03:14I worked on it myself.

00:03:16That wouldn't make any difference if he goofed a speed shift or something.

00:03:21Yeah, and that squirrel is just the one that could do it.

00:03:24Oh, wonderful.

00:03:26What catch you so long, Lazor?

00:03:29Oh, Mr. Wheeler smoked two cigars at the table after dinner.

00:03:33And I could not get out of the dishes until he was through.

00:03:36What time did Pat leave?

00:03:37Pat did not come home for dinner.

00:03:40That's why his father was so upset.

00:03:43Hey, how are you doing?

00:04:09You want to sell that deuce?

00:04:15Why, you fellas are always after me to buy my car.

00:04:18That .32 is the ideal stock to convert to a bomb.

00:04:23Buying a car, son, is just like getting married.

00:04:26Or going to New York City.

00:04:28Everybody ought to do it once, but nobody ought to do it twice.

00:04:33Hey, I can get you a good price on that.

00:04:35Paid $695 for that car 26 years ago.

00:04:42Ten years ago, wasn't worth a dime.

00:04:45Last month, I turned down $100 for it.

00:04:48When it gets back up to $695 again, I'll sell it.

00:04:52Oh, you know you're not.

00:04:54You'll sell.

00:04:55Hey, Spoon.

00:04:56Give me a snort of that there sodium bar.

00:05:02Hey, gang, you know this will be Lisa's first trip to a drive-in.

00:05:05Oh, we have drive-in to France, too.

00:05:07Yeah?

00:05:08Yes.

00:05:08I went twice with my brother on his motor scooter.

00:05:12What?

00:05:13On a motor scooter.

00:05:14Now, that's my idea of absolutely nothing to do.

00:05:18Yeah.

00:05:18Okay.

00:05:19It won't be too late.

00:05:21We're going to pull all out.

00:05:22Hey, Chase.

00:05:25If the road's clear, I'll drag you to Bartonelle's Corner.

00:05:28Oh, I can't.

00:05:29I'm driving there quick.

00:05:31You still running on that old rubber?

00:05:33Yeah.

00:05:34Hey, Spoon.

00:05:35When Pat and Liz get here, we told them we went to the drive-in and form to catch up.

00:05:41We sure will.

00:05:43And I'll give you $150.

00:05:46You're talking like my butcher's way.

00:05:48Anything he's playing with, kids.

00:05:52Yeah.

00:05:56Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

00:05:58Sheriff, what's the trouble, Mr. Wheeler?

00:06:23Pat didn't come home last night.

00:06:25He didn't?

00:06:26No, evidently, he was out with Liz Humphreys.

00:06:28She didn't come home either.

00:06:29Oh?

00:06:31I want you to find out why.

00:06:33And don't leave a stone unturned in doing so.

00:06:36Do I make myself clear?

00:06:37I understand, Mr. Wheeler.

00:06:40There weren't any wrecks reported last night.

00:06:44Your son, Pat, he's about 19, isn't he?

00:06:46That's right.

00:06:48Just a year older than I was when I got married.

00:06:50You think they eloped?

00:06:53He wouldn't dare.

00:06:54I didn't say that.

00:06:56But if they were out together all night, you better hope they have.

00:06:59This is a missing persons report, and I want to know what you're going to do about it.

00:07:03Well, I'll send in an APB on both of them and the car.

00:07:07I don't think it'll do much good if they went out to get married.

00:07:09They'd already be across the state line.

00:07:11Why, if he got married, I'll wring his neck.

00:07:14If you ask me, it's that Chase Winston.

00:07:17He's older than the others.

00:07:18Sets them all wrong.

00:07:20Why, he's got more influence on Pat than I have.

00:07:23Chase Winston does more about keeping them in line than getting them in trouble, and I know.

00:07:27He's supported his mother and sister ever since his dad died on one of your drill rings.

00:07:32Your son could take a page out of his book, Mr. Wheeler.

00:07:35When I get through with my son, he won't have a book left.

00:07:39Now, you locate him, or I'll have your job.

00:07:41If you want to be the only peace officer in 10,000 square miles and 1,000 miles of road,

00:07:45you're welcome to it.

00:07:47I'll do everything I can to locate both of them, Mr. Wheeler.

00:08:04Hi, Sheriff.

00:08:06Hi.

00:08:12Got a new set of wheels.

00:08:14Yeah, new to me.

00:08:16That parker I had, I'd be chasing you boys on a bicycle in a couple of days.

00:08:21Oh, come on, Sheriff.

00:08:22Outside of Pat Wheeler, we haven't had a ticket in our gang in eight months.

00:08:26Oh, I was just kidding.

00:08:29What's the mileage on it?

00:08:31Oh, about $35,000.

00:08:34County bought it from the state.

00:08:35Those lucky stiffs on highway get a new car every year.

00:08:39Let me have it for a couple of days, and I'll tune it up for you.

00:08:42Oh, you'd choke it off so I could never catch you.

00:08:45You couldn't catch that deuce of mine right now.

00:08:49Now, let me have that patrol car.

00:08:51I'll turn it into a slingshot that'll catch anybody.

00:08:54We'll make it to you.

00:09:01Hey.

00:09:01Just between us, Liz Humphreys and Pat Wheeler didn't get home last night.

00:09:09Oh.

00:09:10They were supposed to meet us at the drive-in, but they didn't show up.

00:09:13We wondered what happened.

00:09:16Were they in any kind of trouble?

00:09:19What do you mean?

00:09:20You know.

00:09:24Oh.

00:09:26No, I don't think so.

00:09:29Chase, level with me.

00:09:33I'm almost positive they weren't in any trouble.

00:09:35I'd know.

00:09:37Do you think they might have run off to get married?

00:09:39Well, they've been going steady for over a year now, and I know they talked about it,

00:09:45but no, not like for right now.

00:09:49Did Pat have any money stashed?

00:09:53Yeah, some.

00:09:55Like how much?

00:09:56Well, he was talking about getting a new blower on the mill.

00:09:59That's about 500 bucks.

00:10:02Where did he get that kind of money?

00:10:04He saved it.

00:10:06His old man gives him a good allowance when he's not mad at you.

00:10:09What bank did he use?

00:10:11None.

00:10:12He's afraid his dad would find out.

00:10:14He could have been saving it if he got married, couldn't he?

00:10:18Just money.

00:10:18I guess he could do whatever he wants with it.

00:10:22But you know, if he eloped, his old man would put him down flat.

00:10:27I know.

00:10:28But Pat's smart enough to provide for himself to the old man who loved him.

00:10:31Pat's the only one of the gang I couldn't slow down.

00:10:36Did you check the hospitals?

00:10:38Yeah.

00:10:40Where could I find the rest of the gang?

00:10:43Well, I don't know about Bob and Gordy, but Chuck and Rhett went over to Easton.

00:10:47They wanted to check with the wheel cats about next Saturday night's platter party.

00:10:50Next Saturday night?

00:10:51Yeah.

00:10:52You warn the gang, I'll be cruising that pass that night.

00:10:56No dragging.

00:10:57Okay, I'll tell them.

00:10:58If you get any postcards from those two, let me know.

00:11:02Hi, Sheriff.

00:11:17Hiya, Kelly.

00:11:18Howdy, Evan.

00:11:26Hello, Sheriff.

00:11:27I don't have any word for you, Miss Uphers.

00:11:29She's a good girl, Sheriff.

00:11:31I ain't worried.

00:11:31How come you drove around the truck all night, then?

00:11:36You don't think she might have eloped, do you?

00:11:38Could be.

00:11:39She's pretty close-mouthed about her affair.

00:11:40I'm all the likes of Wheeler, eight-marry-an-hour kind of folks.

00:11:44You don't have a phone, so I just dropped around to let you know I'm doing everything I can.

00:11:48We know that, Sheriff, and we sure do appreciate it.

00:11:51Sorry, Elizabeth, put you to so much trouble.

00:11:54It's never any trouble looking after kids.

00:11:56Let me know if I can help, Sheriff.

00:11:58Thanks, Evan.

00:11:58Thank you, Sheriff.

00:11:59Goodbye.

00:12:00Sheriff, we've got to quit worrying this way.

00:12:02We've got to trust in the Lord.

00:12:03Sheriff, we've got to quit worrying this way.

00:12:11Morris?

00:12:11Morning, Sheriff.

00:12:13Let me smell your breath.

00:12:16Okay.

00:12:17Go ahead.

00:12:18Okay.

00:12:30Hi, Chase.

00:12:31Hi.

00:12:31Did you get that diesel tractor fixed?

00:12:33Yes, she's all set.

00:12:34Good.

00:12:35My boy, that's one trip I'm glad I don't have to make very often.

00:12:39Is stuff heavy?

00:12:40It'll help you unload.

00:12:41No, not heavy.

00:12:43Hot.

00:12:44Wheeler's sinking another oil well when he's sprayed a fire when it comes in.

00:12:48There's four quarts of nitroglycerin out there in that cab.

00:12:52He wants us to keep it out back in the storehouse.

00:12:56You know, last winter when number 21 came in, I made $100 with that stuff.

00:13:01Dad showed me how to use it.

00:13:03It's not so bad as long as it doesn't get nervous.

00:13:06Well, I'm sorry I was so late getting back.

00:13:09But with that cargo, I was afraid to do over five miles an hour.

00:13:13Now, it's not so dangerous as long as it's in a nitro case.

00:13:18But I took these out of the case.

00:13:20Holy smoke.

00:13:22You're lucky to be standing here talking about it.

00:13:23I'll put it in the shed.

00:13:24What's your action this afternoon?

00:13:41The sheriff got a new patrol car.

00:13:42We'll get a tune-up job out of that.

00:13:45Is that nitro safe out there?

00:13:46Well, if it decides to blow, it's not safe anywhere.

00:13:55I'll get it.

00:13:56That's not our range.

00:13:58No, it's the sheriff's.

00:14:00If there's been a wreck, I get a tow job out of it.

00:14:02I also have a deal with the ambulance if someone's hurt.

00:14:04You work all the angles, don't you, Jason?

00:14:07Mr. Compton, I have to.

00:14:13Hello, Sheriff.

00:14:14Yes?

00:14:15About 12 miles out beyond the red schoolhouse, a car has run into the ditch.

00:14:20Well, that's a pretty bad wreck.

00:14:23What kind of a car?

00:14:25It's a sedan.

00:14:26A Pontiac, I believe.

00:14:29Someone could have been hurt pretty bad.

00:14:31Maybe she'd get out there pretty quick.

00:14:33Uh, did you stop and investigate?

00:14:40There's been a wreck 12 miles out of town.

00:14:42Where's the wrecker?

00:14:43Hall.

00:14:44I used the A-frame to build a doggone rock garden.

00:14:47Look, you take your car and keep the city wrecker's off.

00:14:49I'll get our wrecker and follow you.

00:15:03I wondered who was on that party line a while ago.

00:15:18Well, it cost me to get on that line with you.

00:15:20I figured since it was on your call station anyway, you wouldn't care.

00:15:23Yeah.

00:15:24There's a pretty good one.

00:15:26Yeah.

00:15:29This engine's still warm.

00:15:32Say, did you see the skid marks out here?

00:15:34They go at a direct right angle to the direction of travel.

00:15:38Yeah.

00:15:39No digs in the macadam either.

00:15:47Somebody was hurt in here.

00:15:48There's blood all over their upholstery.

00:15:50Let's take a look around.

00:15:51I've already looked around.

00:15:52There's nobody here.

00:15:54Real good?

00:15:55Yeah, real good.

00:15:56Well, maybe somebody came by and picked them up.

00:15:59It could have been the people that called in.

00:16:02No.

00:16:03They just said something.

00:16:04Then why didn't they wait?

00:16:06People will go to the trouble to report an accident,

00:16:08but they won't stay around.

00:16:09Don't want to fill out the reports.

00:16:12So what do you do now?

00:16:14Well, I'll take the license number and the engine number,

00:16:17call headquarters.

00:16:18Maybe they've got a light on them.

00:16:19Chase, how are your headlights?

00:16:28Fine.

00:16:28Just fine.

00:16:30Both of them burning?

00:16:36How many times have I warned you about getting that headlamp fixed?

00:16:39Twice.

00:16:41But the first time, it was just a suggestion.

00:16:43The seal beam only cost $4.

00:16:46Well, I've had some unexpected expenses.

00:16:49Oh, Missy?

00:16:51Yeah, the doctor said she'd be able to start walking again pretty soon,

00:16:54and took all the money I had to make a part-down payment on her braces.

00:17:03You know, I think this is a company washout.

00:17:06You've probably got a screwdriver.

00:17:10I don't think the insurance company would miss one of those headlamps.

00:17:21How many times have I done that?

00:17:39I think the insurance company would miss him.

00:18:39Sheriff, if not, I'll get this on back to the garage.

00:18:42No, go ahead.

00:18:44Chase, will you give me a hand?

00:18:46I want to take some pictures of those skid marks.

00:18:48You stand by them for a scale.

00:18:50Sure, glad to, Sheriff.

00:18:51Good.

00:18:52Good.

00:18:53Good.

00:18:54Good.

00:18:55Good.

00:18:56Good.

00:18:57Good.

00:19:14Trouble, Chase?

00:19:30I don't know, Sheriff.

00:19:32Take a look.

00:19:33It's just sitting here.

00:19:34Probably fell off the car.

00:19:36No scratches on it.

00:19:38Well, maybe it landed in the bush.

00:19:41Now, as thin as that imitation leather is,

00:19:43even a bush would take some of it off.

00:19:45Was it just like that when you found it?

00:19:47Yeah, straight up.

00:19:49Probably belonged to some hitchhiker.

00:19:52Or it might have belonged to the fellow

00:19:54that stole that car and wrecked it.

00:20:03Say, look at this.

00:20:11Half a pack of cigarettes.

00:20:13One unleashed.

00:20:20That suitcase don't belong to any car, thief.

00:20:22He was around here too long.

00:20:25I'll take it in.

00:20:26I'll put it in the car for you.

00:20:28Somebody will be around to claim it.

00:20:29See you later, son.

00:20:30Right, Sheriff.

00:20:31He will be around here, hallelujah.

00:20:33That can be fine.

00:20:35Yep.

00:20:40That's it.

00:20:46What?

00:20:49That's what we're going for.

00:20:49Yeah.

00:20:50I was going to say, argue the story about it.

00:20:52Who has that?

00:20:52Go.

00:20:53When did you sixty?

00:20:54I can't give them a question.

00:22:54You all right?

00:22:56All right.

00:22:59Dad, I'm superb.

00:23:02Seven to a box, no corners.

00:23:04I'm a round how?

00:23:07Sorry I asked, Mr. Smith.

00:23:11Horatio Alger Smith.

00:23:14Sorry I asked that, too.

00:23:16How'd you get in the ditch?

00:23:17You fall asleep?

00:23:18Oh, no, no, no.

00:23:19There was this big pink and black thing

00:23:23drove right in front of me.

00:23:24It had stripes this wide.

00:23:26Sure, sure.

00:23:27Look, you come up and sit in my truck,

00:23:29and I'll get your car out.

00:23:31Okay.

00:23:31That sounds like a good deal.

00:23:33Who knows, man?

00:23:33We can...

00:23:34Hey, man, you can't drive this car.

00:23:48Bender's cutting the wheel.

00:23:50Sure I can.

00:23:51The motor works, see?

00:23:52Well, thanks for everything, Dad.

00:23:54You're a cotton-picking prince.

00:23:59Okay, just a second.

00:24:01I'll get out of the way.

00:24:02What is it?

00:24:12Now, move over, Dad.

00:24:13I want to pass.

00:24:23What is it now?

00:24:25I think you better give me a tow, Dad.

00:24:27The steering wheel won't work.

00:24:29Okay.

00:24:30You take a nap.

00:24:32My baby, she rolls and rolls

00:24:49and rocks whenever she walks.

00:24:51My baby, she rocks and rolls

00:24:53and rocks whenever she jumps.

00:24:56My baby, she rocks and roll

00:24:58and tippy-goin'

00:24:59never knowin'

00:25:00oh, it's blowin'

00:25:00oh, it's blowin' baby.

00:25:02My baby, she swings

00:25:03and sings

00:25:04and swings

00:25:05whenever I bring her things.

00:25:07She swings

00:25:07and sings

00:25:08and swings

00:25:09for a little diamond ring.

00:25:12Swing and sing

00:25:13and bells are ring

00:25:14and happy-bling-play

00:25:15ringin' baby.

00:25:19My baby, she rocks

00:25:20and rolls

00:25:22and rocks

00:25:22whenever she walks.

00:25:23My baby, she swings

00:25:24and sings

00:25:25and sings

00:25:26and swings whenever I bring her things.

00:25:29I rock and roll

00:25:30and tippy-toe

00:25:31and never knowin'

00:25:33always glowin'.

00:25:33Swing and sing

00:25:34and bells are ring

00:25:35and happy fling

00:25:36plays your ring

00:25:37and baby.

00:25:40Good afternoon, Mr. Smith.

00:25:41It's like, man,

00:25:44guys have had their heads

00:25:45chopped off

00:25:45for less than that.

00:25:47For what?

00:25:49For feeling so doggone good

00:25:51when I feel so bad.

00:25:52How'd I get here, anyway?

00:25:54I towed you in this morning,

00:25:55remember?

00:25:56As a matter of fact,

00:25:57I remember very, very little.

00:26:00You said somebody ran you

00:26:01into the ditch,

00:26:02but I didn't see any other cars.

00:26:03How'd you ever get me

00:26:05in that bed, anyway?

00:26:07I carried you in there

00:26:08and I sat on you

00:26:09till you fell asleep.

00:26:11That must have been

00:26:11quite a chore.

00:26:13You wouldn't have gotten

00:26:14very far in your condition.

00:26:16Well, look,

00:26:16I really appreciated, um...

00:26:18Chase Winstead.

00:26:19Chase.

00:26:20And I, uh...

00:26:21By golly,

00:26:22how much I owe you?

00:26:23Well, I bent the fender

00:26:24out from the wheel.

00:26:25Want me to fill it in

00:26:26and touch it up for you?

00:26:28No, I don't think so.

00:26:29I'll, uh, get that done

00:26:30when I get back to the city.

00:26:33Here, have some coffee.

00:26:35Oh, great.

00:26:37How about two bucks?

00:26:40Man, this coffee's worth

00:26:41two bucks all by itself.

00:26:43How about the toe?

00:26:44No, I was coming

00:26:45this way anyway.

00:26:46I missed out on

00:26:47a little studying time.

00:26:49Make it three bucks?

00:26:51Dad, you go to school?

00:26:53Sort of.

00:26:53I take a correspondence course

00:26:54in engineering.

00:26:56Well, look,

00:26:57I really feel indebted to you

00:26:59and I'd like to do something

00:27:00to pay you back.

00:27:01Now, next time you're

00:27:02in the town,

00:27:02there's my card.

00:27:03Look me up, will you?

00:27:04All right.

00:27:05Will do.

00:27:05Okay.

00:27:06Oh, and by the way,

00:27:11buy yourself

00:27:12a sponge rubber hammer, man.

00:27:14All right, I will.

00:27:15I'll see you, Chase.

00:27:22Steamroller Smith,

00:27:24the disc jockey.

00:27:25Mr. Smith!

00:27:26How about that?

00:27:36How about that?

00:27:48Sheriff?

00:27:49Howdy, son.

00:27:50Have you heard anything

00:27:51from Pat and Liz?

00:27:52No, nothing.

00:27:54Chase, I'm in a jam

00:27:55and I need your help.

00:27:58Wheeler swings a big enough

00:27:59stick in this country

00:28:00to make it rough

00:28:00and he's doing it.

00:28:02All I can understand

00:28:04is concern about Pat

00:28:05but I just don't have

00:28:07a big enough force

00:28:07to comb this area

00:28:08inch by inch.

00:28:10Is he demanding that?

00:28:12There was a man

00:28:13killed in a wreck

00:28:14in a small canyon

00:28:15in a big city last year

00:28:16and it took him

00:28:17nineteen days

00:28:18to find him.

00:28:19I don't know

00:28:20what they expect of me.

00:28:21Yeah, I remember that.

00:28:24Look, Sheriff,

00:28:25maybe I can get

00:28:26tomorrow off

00:28:26and I'll get the gang

00:28:28and we can go out

00:28:29and search that pass.

00:28:30At least you can put

00:28:30that in your report.

00:28:31I was hoping

00:28:32you'd say that.

00:28:33I can start

00:28:34at the upper end

00:28:35and work towards you.

00:28:37Can I have your help

00:28:38in another matter?

00:28:39Sure, what?

00:28:41You remember

00:28:41how those skid marks

00:28:42just went at right angles

00:28:43to the direction

00:28:44your car was traveling?

00:28:45That's right, they did.

00:28:46Headquarters

00:28:47think I'm nuts.

00:28:48Well, then they're nuts.

00:28:49Didn't you send them

00:28:51that picture?

00:28:52Well, I'm not

00:28:54the world's greatest

00:28:55photographer.

00:28:56Pictures didn't come out.

00:28:57Can't see the skid marks

00:28:58on the blacktop.

00:29:00Well, that's what happened.

00:29:02I even wiped up

00:29:03the rubber dust

00:29:03with my fingers.

00:29:05You might have to sign

00:29:06a statement

00:29:06to that effect for me.

00:29:07You got it.

00:29:09Look, you can even see

00:29:10the bald spots

00:29:11on the tires

00:29:11where they went sideways.

00:29:13Yeah, that's the spot,

00:29:15all right.

00:29:16But there's another thing

00:29:18that puzzled me.

00:29:19Yeah, what?

00:29:21How those tires

00:29:22got off of that car

00:29:23and almost on yours.

00:29:27Well, look,

00:29:27on this wreck,

00:29:28they'd rot.

00:29:29And on my rot,

00:29:31they could prevent

00:29:31a blowout,

00:29:32maybe even an accident.

00:29:36Well, take good care of them

00:29:38in case the owner shows up.

00:29:39Right.

00:29:40See you tomorrow.

00:29:42Right.

00:30:01Let's call it today.

00:30:02We've covered half the roads

00:30:03in this county.

00:30:03Yeah.

00:30:06How about that ruffine?

00:30:07That runs along here

00:30:08for about eight miles.

00:30:10We'll start from here

00:30:11and you come from

00:30:11the other end.

00:30:13All right.

00:30:15Right.

00:30:15Let's go.

00:30:16Let's go.

00:30:18So...

00:30:19Let's go.

00:30:27Come on.

00:30:28Let's go.

00:30:29I don't know.

00:30:59I don't know.

00:31:29Oh, come on.

00:31:59Yes, but haven't we gone far enough, Chase?

00:32:13Oh, that's bitter.

00:32:19Must have an awful lot of mineral in it.

00:32:21Come on, let's go.

00:32:22Oh, wait a minute.

00:32:24Let's take a breather first.

00:32:26Chase, I don't like this place.

00:32:28Let's go back.

00:32:29I'm going to make you afraid.

00:32:31Now, you come on over here with me.

00:32:33It's just a shade and I'll let the joy of you.

00:32:52Let's go.

00:32:52I found something.

00:32:54Come on, let's go.

00:33:05It's Pat's car at the bottom of the wash.

00:33:08Two or three miles back by the old reservoir.

00:33:11Were they in it?

00:33:12No, nothing.

00:33:15Drive me back to my car and I'll bring up the record.

00:33:18I wonder what that was.

00:33:39Oh, probably just a little rock flat.

00:33:42For some reason, this place used to be the creep.

00:33:45It always has.

00:33:52Lisa!

00:33:54Turn the motor on.

00:33:55The witch is already engaged.

00:33:57Now, if I yell, turn the key off.

00:33:59Okay.

00:34:11Okay.

00:34:12Go ahead.

00:34:18Go ahead.

00:34:22Give it some more.

00:34:25Okay.

00:34:26Keep going.

00:34:27Keep going.

00:34:29Atta girl.

00:34:37Keep it.

00:34:38Keep it going.

00:34:41Keep it going.

00:34:42You're doing fine.

00:34:51Atta girl.

00:34:52Atta girl.

00:34:53Keep it going.

00:34:56Good time.

00:34:57Good time.

00:34:59You're doing fine, honey.

00:35:10A little beat up, but it's all right.

00:35:12Yeah.

00:35:13We'll meet you back at the garage, okay?

00:35:15Okay.

00:35:15Let's go, Jenny.

00:35:16Okay.

00:35:16Let's go, Jenny.

00:35:17Let's go, Jenny.

00:35:18Let's go, Jenny.

00:35:19Let's go, Jenny.

00:35:20Let's go, Jenny.

00:35:21Let's go, Jenny.

00:35:22Let's go, Jenny.

00:35:23Let's go, Jenny.

00:35:24Let's go, Jenny.

00:35:25Let's go, Jenny.

00:35:26Let's go, Jenny.

00:35:27Let's go, Jenny.

00:35:28Let's go, Jenny.

00:35:29Let's go, Jenny.

00:35:30Oh, my God.

00:36:00where did you find it by the reservoir and Williams wash they weren't in it no sign of

00:36:15blood or anything you know I think they were thrown clear did you search the area yeah Gordy

00:36:20went down the ravine for about a mile and oh he looked beyond the wreck for a couple hundred yards

00:36:24wouldn't you say Gordy at least that far did you see any footprints no none this thing's bent around

00:36:34just about the same as that sedan why could it fit with a 10-ton rubber mountain it's a pretty rough

00:36:40trip down that cliff that could have done it yeah I'll have to go over that area with a rake

00:36:45you know I've been thinking if if Liz and Pat had eloped they wouldn't have taken his car

00:36:53his old man wheeler'd have it traced right off what well maybe he stored it chase and then it

00:36:58was stolen yeah if it was stolen and somebody parked it there well the brakes could have faded and it

00:37:04rolled off the edge it'd be a strange coincidence if they came back to this part of the county

00:37:09possibility makes some sense though I'll get my gear and dust for fingerprints

00:37:14cash I wish you boys would have called me before you drug it out I might have found some clues to

00:37:21help us out I'm sorry sheriff the hard part's telling mr. winter I sure dread that it's not

00:37:31like we've found them there he's sure gonna raise Ned because I didn't find this wreck soon

00:37:36where's mr. conference oh he went down the field with a load of fuel oil back in two or three hours

00:37:44I'm gonna close out I'll see you later

00:37:48oh

00:37:51oh

00:37:53oh

00:37:55oh

00:37:56oh

00:37:58oh

00:37:59oh

00:38:00oh

00:38:01oh

00:38:02oh

00:38:03oh

00:38:05oh

00:38:07oh

00:38:09oh

00:38:10oh

00:38:11oh

00:38:12oh

00:38:13oh

00:38:20hi mom

00:38:21sorry I'm late

00:38:24just a minute not so fast there

00:38:27what for

00:38:31did you ever play football

00:38:32with the Green Bay Packers

00:38:34I

00:38:35oh

00:38:36put me down

00:38:37no not till you tell me what's going on

00:38:39all right if you close your eyes

00:38:40close your eyes

00:38:41all right I don't know what's happening but they're closed

00:38:43keep them closed

00:38:47close

00:38:48close

00:38:49close

00:38:50this is silly

00:38:54now

00:38:55open it

00:38:56look what Lisa got me

00:38:57stay there Chase

00:38:58watch

00:38:59watch

00:39:00look what Lisa got me

00:39:01stay there Chase

00:39:02watch

00:39:03stay there Chase

00:39:04I can get up

00:39:05stay there

00:39:06stay there Chase

00:39:07stay there Chase

00:39:08I can get up

00:39:09stay there

00:39:13stay there

00:39:14stay there Chase

00:39:15stay there Chase

00:39:16I can get up

00:39:17stay there

00:39:18oh

00:39:19that was wonderful baby

00:39:20just wonderful

00:39:21I've been practicing all afternoon ever since Lisa brought the braces over and it walked all the way twice and I wanted to do it right for you

00:39:28would you like to hear a song?

00:39:30would you like to hear a song?

00:39:31that was wonderful baby

00:39:32oh

00:39:33that was wonderful baby

00:39:35just wonderful

00:39:36I've been practicing all afternoon ever since Lisa brought the braces over and it walked all the way twice and I wanted to do it right for you

00:39:48Would you like to hear a song?

00:40:02There was a mushroom, a sad little mushroom.

00:40:07There was a meadow, ready to cry.

00:40:13There was a sparrow, a gray little sparrow.

00:40:16There was an eagle, silent and high.

00:40:22And the Lord said, laugh, children laugh.

00:40:28The Lord said, laugh, children laugh.

00:40:31The Lord said, laugh, children laugh.

00:40:34The Lord said, laugh, laugh, laugh.

00:40:37And the Lord, he said, I created for you a world of noise.

00:40:43I'm out of the blue, and all that is left to complete the joy.

00:40:48Just the laugh of a girl and boy.

00:40:52Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:40:57And there was a garden, beautiful garden, held in the arms of a world without joy.

00:41:07And then there was laughter, wonderful laughter.

00:41:12For he created a girl and a boy.

00:41:17And the Lord said, laugh, children laugh.

00:41:22The Lord said, laugh, the Lord said, laugh.

00:41:26The Lord said, laugh, children laugh.

00:41:29The Lord said, laugh, the Lord said, laugh, the Lord said, laugh.

00:41:34Children laugh, the Lord said, laugh.

00:41:37Children laugh, the Lord said, laugh.

00:41:42Laugh.

00:41:51Laughing's important, isn't it, Chase?

00:41:53Oh, it sure is.

00:41:56And you know, I never felt any more like laughing than I do right now.

00:41:59I didn't think you'd be able to do that good in a week.

00:42:02Didn't you really?

00:42:04Honest, but you know, you're going to have to work real hard.

00:42:07And you mustn't be disappointed.

00:42:09It takes a long time, okay?

00:42:12That's enough for one day, Missy.

00:42:15It's your bed.

00:42:17Do I have to, Chase?

00:42:19You sure do.

00:42:22Show me how you can walk.

00:42:27Good night, Missy.

00:42:28It was a wonderful thing for you to do, Lisa.

00:42:41I wanted to.

00:42:43Now you're broke, aren't you?

00:42:46I was going to pick him up in the morning.

00:42:48I know.

00:42:48When you showed me that money, I was afraid you'd get there first.

00:42:52Well, I'm still going to pay you for it.

00:42:53No.

00:42:54Yes.

00:42:55No.

00:42:56Yes.

00:42:58Hello.

00:43:02Yes, Sheriff.

00:43:04Oh, you should have been back an hour ago.

00:43:07No.

00:43:08Where?

00:43:10That's awful.

00:43:12No, it couldn't be Mr. Compton.

00:43:14All right.

00:43:15But at the garage?

00:43:18All right, I'm leaving now.

00:43:19What is it, Chase?

00:43:20It's a wreck.

00:43:21An oil truck.

00:43:22It could be Mr. Compton.

00:43:23Honey, I'm awfully sorry, but I've got to leave.

00:43:29Here he comes down, Sheriff.

00:43:36Come on.

00:43:39Wait a minute, Sheriff.

00:43:40You've got a sore foot.

00:43:41Oh, no.

00:43:41We'll take my model A's, all shiny.

00:43:48Now we'll take my car.

00:43:49Come on, Sheriff.

00:43:50Did you see it?

00:43:51No, I didn't see it, but I sure heard about it.

00:43:55Can I open this thing up?

00:43:56Yeah, of course.

00:43:57We'll take my car.

00:44:27That's Compton's ring.

00:44:39Be careful.

00:44:40It's pretty hot.

00:44:43He's not in it.

00:44:44He may have been hurt and crawled away.

00:44:46Let's look around.

00:44:48Come on, Harris.

00:44:49Okay.

00:44:50Compton!

00:44:51Mr. Compton!

00:44:55Find anything, Sheriff?

00:44:56Let's go over this again.

00:44:57How did you get into the accident?

00:44:59I told you, Warren.

00:45:00Well, tell me again.

00:45:02Well, I'm a barrel and all in the Model A.

00:45:05She don't look like much now, but she used a beauty when I first got her.

00:45:08The accident.

00:45:09She'll go, though.

00:45:10Get up to 60.

00:45:11The accident.

00:45:11Just the accident.

00:45:14Well, I'll tell you.

00:45:15I wish you would.

00:45:16This fellow's seen the headlights coming up the grave towards him.

00:45:20And all of a sudden, they come as to go in over and over.

00:45:24Then blew him.

00:45:25Bluie!

00:45:26She blew up.

00:45:27Well, he's seen somebody in the might of trouble, so he come in the store talking about it.

00:45:31That's when I offered to call you.

00:45:34Did you get the name of the witness?

00:45:36No.

00:45:37Did he see anything else?

00:45:39No.

00:45:41Do you want to wait car for us?

00:45:42No.

00:45:44Well, you're going to anyway.

00:45:45Okay, Sheriff.

00:45:46Okay.

00:45:47Like you say, always obey the law.

00:45:49Do this.

00:45:50Do that.

00:45:51Somebody tells you no one.

00:45:53Any luck, Chase?

00:45:54No.

00:45:55Nothing.

00:45:56Pat and Liz might have eloped.

00:45:58But Compton ought to be around here.

00:46:01Maybe he's in the hospital.

00:46:02No.

00:46:03I checked there before I left my place.

00:46:06Would Compton have any reason to want to get lost?

00:46:10No.

00:46:11None that I can think of.

00:46:13You would have no reason to know about this, but there's been a lot of livestock missing,

00:46:17then you?

00:46:18One here.

00:46:20One there.

00:46:21That doesn't make headlines, but now it's people.

00:46:25And you think there's a tie-up?

00:46:27I don't know.

00:46:28What we need is a criminal investigator, and headquarters won't send one down here.

00:46:33Well, maybe they will now.

00:46:35Yeah, maybe.

00:46:36Hey, did you notice those skid marks, just like the others, straight across the road?

00:46:42If it had been hit by another vehicle, the paint would be knocked off.

00:46:47What batters a car around like it was a toy?

00:46:49How's the barn coming along for the party?

00:46:56All right.

00:46:56Ought to be done in about an hour or so.

00:46:59Say, you and Chase sure got off the light.

00:47:02You took off this morning.

00:47:03You've just been sitting around here on your can all day long.

00:47:05That barn was a place to clean.

00:47:07Did you get the high-pass set up?

00:47:09Yeah.

00:47:10Well, you steamboats and dreamboats...

00:47:12That steamroll is there.

00:47:13He's a little steamroller here at KILT.

00:47:16If any of you round rocks get lonesome for my voice,

00:47:19I'll be emceeing a flatter party tonight out at Hargitay's barn on Route 43.

00:47:24Drop in.

00:47:24I'll flank you.

00:47:26Hey, man, that's us.

00:47:28We got the steamroller coming out.

00:47:30That's where Chase has been all day.

00:47:32Get him steamrolling.

00:47:33This will be a blast.

00:47:34How about that gun?

00:47:35Hey, little man, you sure had a busy day.

00:47:52Yeah, he had a paint job.

00:47:53And steamroller Smith.

00:47:56Now, how'd you guys find out about steamroller Smith?

00:47:59Well, he just said it's on his program.

00:48:00Said it right out on the network.

00:48:02Oh, I wanted it to be a surprise.

00:48:04Well, come on, don't spread it around, huh?

00:48:07How are the preparations coming?

00:48:09Oh, that'll be finished about 45 minutes.

00:48:11The gang won't start arriving from east until 9.30.

00:48:14We're under the wire with time to spare.

00:48:16No sweat.

00:48:16Oh, I hate the ground you walk on, little darling, for all them things that you have did to me.

00:48:40Oh, you nagged me till you're a whore, so I'm a suing bird of oars.

00:48:45Little darling, I'll forget your memories.

00:48:48All right, Grado.

00:48:53It's good.

00:49:03Come on, classy girl.

00:49:06Let's go.

00:49:06Come on, classy girl.

00:49:07Let's go.

00:51:43Just the facts about the wreck.

00:51:45Well, I was driving along quite like it, the wreck.

00:51:53Well, I turned around and come back down here and told you about it.

00:52:00Give me your keys, Harris.

00:52:03Keys?

00:52:06What's that?

00:52:07For spending a yard like that and driving while drunk.

00:52:11I demand the sobriety test.

00:52:15I demand the sobriety test because I ain't been drinking.

00:52:23Well, at least tonight is not heavy.

00:52:27Whatever you think's right.

00:52:34Put your hands a step.

00:52:37You can't win them all, can you, Sheriff?

00:52:42You can call your wife if you want to, Harris.

00:52:47What?

00:52:47You're crazy, Sheriff.

00:52:49You're crazy, Sheriff.

00:52:50You're crazy, Sheriff.

00:52:52You're crazy.

00:52:53Come on será.

00:52:54Let's go.

00:52:59My baby, she rocks and rolls and rocks whenever she talks.

00:53:19My baby's a rockin' roll.

00:53:21Hey, you gonna leave home?

00:53:23I'm going to spend the night with the Blackwell.

00:53:25Mommy said it was all right.

00:53:27Will you take me over?

00:53:29Well, I don't know, Missy.

00:53:30Gosh, that's two or three miles out of my way.

00:53:36Oh, sure, I will.

00:53:38Chase, what in the world have you done to that car of yours?

00:53:42It's a new fuel mixture.

00:53:43You like it?

00:53:44I just barely touched the gas pedal and back wheels started to spin.

00:53:47Well, I was two blocks down the road before I even knew I'd left home.

00:53:50Come on, Mom, I'm just trying to make a hot rodder out of you.

00:53:54Huck it.

00:53:58Hello.

00:53:59Yeah, hello, Sheriff.

00:54:01The what?

00:54:04Book on reptiles.

00:54:05Yeah, I guess I still have it around here somewhere.

00:54:09Yeah, sure.

00:54:10I have to take Missy over by the Blackwells.

00:54:13I'll stop by on my way to pick up Lisa.

00:54:16Okay?

00:54:20Well, now I'm going to tell you something you don't know.

00:54:22I've been talking to a zoologist.

00:54:24And the helo monster's size is controlled, like everything else, by a sort of a thyroid or pituitary gland.

00:54:33Sometimes a change in diet can throw the balance all out of whack.

00:54:36Either the cells break down too fast or build up too slow.

00:54:40And this upset makes either runts or giants out of them.

00:54:45Good.

00:54:45But what's that mean to me?

00:54:47I'm coming to that.

00:54:49The zoologist also told me about a doctor who just found the bones of some huge animals down in Tanganyika.

00:54:55And the theory was that they lived in kind of River Delta country, and certain salts had washed into the valley, been absorbed by the plants, and then transferred to the animals, causing them to be giants.

00:55:11Hmm.

00:55:13I know.

00:55:15I probably sound a little bit like Harris, but let me tell the whole thing in my own words.

00:55:21There was another report out of Russia or the Ukraine.

00:55:24It was in the paper a couple of months ago.

00:55:26Maybe you saw it.

00:55:28About a baby that weighed 130 pounds when it was 10 months old and was taller than its mother.

00:55:34Grew up to be a giant.

00:55:36Yeah.

00:55:37And that same thing could happen right here.

00:55:41Did you see any footprints around any of those wrecks?

00:55:44No.

00:55:46Helo monster footprints?

00:55:48Yeah.

00:55:49A big one.

00:55:49About the size of a bus.

00:55:51Oh, come on.

00:55:52Are you serious?

00:55:53Well, I don't know.

00:55:57But Harris saw it, and some of the survivors of the train wreck saw it.

00:56:00A giant lizard.

00:56:02Train wreck?

00:56:02Where?

00:56:03At the bridge over Wilson's Wash.

00:56:05When?

00:56:06Tonight, about an hour ago.

00:56:09The troopers were inclined to pass it off as shock or optical illusion.

00:56:13And you can't always believe what Harris said.

00:56:15A Gila monster.

00:56:19Pink and black stripes.

00:56:22You know, I told a guy in the other day.

00:56:24And he said he'd been forced off the road by something like that.

00:56:28I didn't believe him because he'd been drinking.

00:56:30And another thing, when we were looking for Pat's car, we saw where something had been drugged down the wash.

00:56:38You know, if they could have gotten that big, they could have knocked Mr. Compton's truck off that road.

00:56:46Could have gotten him.

00:56:48I shouldn't have told you about this until after the party.

00:56:56But I just thought you'd want to know.

00:56:59Hadn't we better warn everybody?

00:57:00No.

00:57:01It operates on and around the wash.

00:57:04Troopers have got that staked off for a couple of miles.

00:57:07Just keep it to yourself.

00:57:08It might cause panic.

00:57:09Okay, Sheriff, whatever you say.

00:57:14I won't forget it for now and have some fun, will you, boy?

00:57:17Yeah.

00:57:18Okay.

00:57:19All right, hold it.

00:57:42Hold it, all you jumping bees.

00:57:43Yeah.

00:57:45Now, I've got a surprise for you.

00:57:47We've got the king of the DJs.

00:57:49Oh!

00:57:50Now, you've all heard him on his platter show on KILT.

00:57:54That's right.

00:58:04Okay, your old dad here has some small words and some great records.

00:58:08I want you to have a ball tonight.

00:58:09Let's begin with one of the top kilt survey songs.

00:58:13What do you say now?

00:58:13Let's everybody dance.

00:58:14Here we go.

00:58:16Let's go, everybody.

00:58:17Now, do you mind telling me what this is all about?

00:58:43Have you been down to the train wreck?

00:58:45No.

00:58:46Well, I have.

00:58:47I talked to a trooper about my son's car.

00:58:51He said it shouldn't have been moved until a thorough investigation had been made and it had been photographed.

00:58:56This wasn't done, it wasn't done, was it, Sheriff?

00:59:00I thought not.

00:59:03It was removed and clues lost without authority.

00:59:08You didn't put that in your report, did you, Sheriff?

00:59:10Of course you didn't.

00:59:11Of course you didn't.

00:59:12And I'll tell you why.

00:59:14You were protecting that Chase Winston.

00:59:17Covering him regardless of the effect it might have on others.

00:59:23Chase was only trying to help.

00:59:25He's your son's friend.

00:59:26Probably the best one he ever had.

00:59:28Of course it wasn't in the report.

00:59:31What good would it do?

00:59:33Any kid can make a mistake, Mr. Wheeler.

00:59:35Even yours.

00:59:37But, Sheriff, it's my son that's missing.

00:59:40Let me ask you something else.

00:59:45Have you heard the reports about a giant lizard?

00:59:50Do you believe him?

00:59:52I don't know, Mr. Wheeler.

00:59:54Doesn't seem possible.

00:59:56But why not?

00:59:56There have been giants before.

00:59:58That's true.

01:00:00But how could anything that big go unnoticed in this area?

01:00:03Have you ever walked the length of Williams' Wash?

01:00:05No.

01:00:06You know anybody that has?

01:00:08No.

01:00:08That area is so choked with underbrush, it isn't even good hunting ground.

01:00:13And I say it is possible for a giant lizard to have lived there for years without being seen.

01:00:20Now, if that is the case, my son's dead.

01:00:30So is Compton.

01:00:33I can't blame you for what's happened to Pat, but Compton's death is on your hands.

01:00:38How did you come to that conclusion?

01:00:40I'll tell you how.

01:00:41His truck was found only two miles beyond Pat's car.

01:00:45And if you'd investigated that area thoroughly as you're paid to do, Compton might not have died.

01:00:50Well, now, come on here.

01:00:54I want to show you something else.

01:01:00Now, something may have hit this car, but it didn't take the tires off.

01:01:04And where did those new white sidewalls on Chase Winston's hot rod come from?

01:01:09Here, I guess.

01:01:10There was a towing charge against this.

01:01:11He presumed the bill wouldn't be paid, so he borrowed the tires in the meantime?

01:01:17Perhaps.

01:01:17That's thievery.

01:01:19Destroying evidence, instructing justice.

01:01:21Now, your last official act of office will be to arrest that boy and bring him in.

01:01:27And I'll go along to make sure that it's done.

01:01:29The first thing is we're going to be to arrest that boy and bring him in.

01:01:33Here we go.

01:01:34Here we go.

01:01:35Here we go.

01:01:51There we go.

01:01:51Here we go.

01:01:52Here we go.

01:01:53Hey, kids, a fellow dropped in over at KILT the other day and played me a great new song.

01:02:22I thought it was just fine.

01:02:23I want to play it for you.

01:02:24We got a little pickup group together and cut a demo disc on it.

01:02:28I want to play it for you now and see what you think about it.

01:02:31By the way, the first person who identifies the singer on the record gets two free rides on my elephant in Bangkok, Siam.

01:02:40But you've got to play your own way over there and back.

01:02:44Okay, here it is.

01:02:45Now see what you think of it.

01:02:46However, prefer not to stay, cause baby, I'm made of that way.

01:02:54Hey, great.

01:02:56No, baby, I'm made of that way.

01:02:59Well, I can give you gold and fight.

01:03:12Yes.

01:03:12I can give you gold and fight.

01:03:15Get out your tar and feathers yet.

01:03:25I'm going to play the rest of it.

01:03:26How do you like it?

01:03:27Great.

01:03:28Okay, who is the singer?

01:03:30Elvis.

01:03:31One of the everything.

01:03:32Bill Darnell.

01:03:33Kate Smith.

01:03:35Very funny, but you lose.

01:03:37Look, the same guy you hear singing on the record also wrote the song.

01:03:41Now, who is it?

01:03:42Does anybody know?

01:03:44Well, I don't know.

01:03:45Okay, okay, okay.

01:03:47It's going to come out on records in a couple of months, and you can find his name on the label.

01:03:54I know it is.

01:03:56Who is it, Lisa?

01:03:59Come on, tell us.

01:04:00Seth did it.

01:04:01You did it, Chase.

01:04:03Why didn't you say something?

01:04:04You didn't tell us.

01:04:06Well, I didn't know there was anything I'd want to admit to.

01:04:08Come on up here, boy.

01:04:12Come on.

01:04:13Come on.

01:04:14Come on.

01:04:16Good try, everybody.

01:04:20Also, over at the station the other day, Chase played me another little song.

01:04:23It's kind of different from this one, but I imagine with a little coaxing, you know,

01:04:27by hitting your hands together like this, he might give you a little preview of it.

01:04:30What do you say?

01:04:31Come on.

01:04:32Come on.

01:04:33Come on.

01:04:34Come on.

01:04:35Come on.

01:04:36Come on.

01:04:38Come on.

01:04:39Come on.

01:04:44Come on.

01:04:49Laugh, the Lord said laugh, children laugh, the Lord said laugh, children laugh.

01:05:19I think the Lord said you should buy me a book.

01:05:40Just a minute.

01:05:49The Lord said, laugh, laugh, laugh, laugh.

01:05:53And then the Lord, he said, I've created for you a world of joy from out of the blue.

01:06:07Hey, hey, Petty!

01:06:19Help! Help! Help!

01:06:25Help!

01:06:49What did it take to stop that thing?

01:07:11I don't know, but I'm going down to the train wreck and get some troopers.

01:07:14If we pump enough lead into that thing, we may hit a vulnerable spot.

01:07:17Will, you're going to have to give me a hand.

01:07:19But how?

01:07:20Keep these kids here.

01:07:21I don't want anybody roaming around.

01:07:25Where are we going?

01:07:27Storage shed.

01:07:28I've got an idea that might work.

01:07:36You've been after this.

01:07:37Now you've got it.

01:07:38You're deputized.

01:07:39Listen, kids.

01:07:40Winner's my deputy.

01:07:41You'll take your orders from him.

01:07:43Arrest anybody that tries to get away.

01:07:44The sheriff says this is the place to stay.

01:07:50Well, we're not staying here.

01:07:51That's right.

01:07:52I'll have to arrest anyone that leaves.

01:07:54Don't worry.

01:07:55Now you take these keys and wait inside the office until I get back.

01:08:18I told you to wait inside.

01:08:32Why don't you do what I tell you?

01:08:33I haven't got much time.

01:08:34You're not going to leave me, Chase.

01:08:36I'm going to help.

01:08:38Do you know what's in here?

01:08:39Nitro-glycerin.

01:08:40Enough to blow up half this town.

01:08:41It doesn't matter.

01:08:43I'm still going to help.

01:08:44All right.

01:08:47Now take these and hold them, and don't let them bump.

01:08:50And for heaven's sakes, don't drop them.

01:09:04Now hold those.

01:09:04Let's go.

01:09:34Boy, he went through here all right.

01:09:40Now they generally travel in a straight line.

01:09:44Good Lord, he's hit the Blackwell home.

01:09:47That's where Missy is.

01:09:50Mrs. Blackwell.

01:09:54Hit me.

01:09:56Hit me.

01:10:03Mrs. Blackwell.

01:10:04Missy.

01:10:11Hang on to that nitro.

01:10:13We're cutting across.

01:10:14Keep that stuff still.

01:10:34Do you want to blow us up?

01:10:35There they are.

01:10:38Where is Missy?

01:10:39Missy!

01:10:43It's all right, Missy.

01:10:44It's all right.

01:10:45Lisa, get Missy and hold her down.

01:10:47Both of you live class.

01:10:48Get me.

01:10:49I love him.

01:10:53I love you.

01:10:54It's all right.

01:10:55I love you.

01:10:56I love you.

01:10:57I love you.

01:10:57Oh, my God.

01:11:27Are you all right?

01:11:48I'm scared, Chase.

01:11:50That's okay, honey.

01:11:52I stole my new dress.

01:11:53Oh, we can get you a new dress.

01:11:55A hundred dresses.

01:11:57Everybody all right?

01:12:03Yeah.

01:12:07On the way back, we picked up his trail.

01:12:09Followed him across country.

01:12:10What did you hit him with?

01:12:18My brand new 100% completed hot rod.

01:12:22You'd have had to start in the next county to get up enough momentum to do that to him.

01:12:26Not with four quarts of nitroglycer riding with you.

01:12:29You rode across that rough field carrying nitro?

01:12:31Yes, sir.

01:12:32Do you know what could have happened to you?

01:12:35It did.

01:12:36I lost my car.

01:12:37Oh, don't worry about that.

01:12:39The railroad will be glad to buy your new one.

01:12:46Run, Chase.

01:12:47Did you see it?

01:12:48I sure did, Missy.

01:12:49You were really traveling.

01:12:50I thought I told you to keep those kids up at the barn.

01:12:58Well, how do you arrest a bunch of kids going in all different directions?

01:13:02Do you realize what would have happened if that thing had turned back?

01:13:06Same thing that happened to Pat.

01:13:09Sheriff, your job is a much bigger one than I thought.

01:13:12Since Compton's gone, I guess Chase is out of a job.

01:13:19That's right.

01:13:21Would you make it a point to have the boy come around and see me in the morning?

01:13:24I'll bring him around in the morning.

01:13:25I'll bring him around in the morning.

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