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🐎🔥💛 In Desert Gold (1936), the vast frontier is a land of danger, treasure, and timeless honor. Based on Zane Grey’s famed novel, this action-packed Western pits cowboys, outlaws, and soldiers against each other in a search for buried gold—and justice in the untamed desert.   📽️ Plot Summary:  When the discovery of hidden gold sparks a deadly rivalry, ranchers, cavalry officers, and Native warriors are drawn into a desert showdown. Young Lieutenant Gale must fight for survival, love, and peace in a lawless land teetering on the edge of violence.   🕰️ Year Released: 1936  🎭 Genre: Western, Adventure, Drama  🎬 Directed by: James P. Hogan  🎞️ Starring: Buster Crabbe, Robert Cummings, Marsha Hunt   🎯 Why Watch It?  ✔️ A thrilling adaptation of Zane Grey’s legendary Western  ✔️ Sweeping desert scenery and classic shootouts  ✔️ Buster Crabbe delivers rugged heroism and charm  ✔️ A gem for lovers of frontier justice and romance   🔔 Don’t forget to LIKE 👍 | COMMENT 💬 | SUBSCRIBE 🔔 for more timeless Westerns, classic adventures, and public domain treasures!   👇 Watch More Vintage Classics in This Playlist:  📺 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYSxyPafGbnT7hNTlq29mZQJKn7wrNglY  ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━  🎞️ #DesertGold #ZaneGrey #ClassicWestern #BusterCrabbe #PublicDomainMovie #1930sCinema #WesternAdventure #GoldenAgeHollywood #OldWest  ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━  🌄💰 Saddle up for greed, glory, and gallantry in Desert Gold (1936)—a Western legend brought to life!  ________________________________________

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00:00The

00:30The End

01:00The End

01:30He has gone a long journey

01:32Always he walks straight

01:35We are a lost people in the world of the white man

01:38We must adopt his cunning or perish

01:41That is why you, who are now chief

01:44Have been taught the white man learn

01:46That is left to our tribe

01:48Only the gold hidden in our here

01:51This is the rope of your arms

01:59It is lined with the feathers of the eagle

02:01The eagle is strong and wise

02:04The feathers are soft

02:05They signify love

02:07Therefore, be strong and wise

02:11Love and protect your people

02:14Come in

02:20Oh, hello, moya

02:28Oh, hello, moya

02:42Well, I'm glad to see you

02:43Well, are we going to be partners

02:46And work that gold mine of yours?

02:48No

02:49Why not?

02:52Haven't I always been your friend?

02:54I have talked with the wise ones of my people

02:56They do not believe you walk straight

02:59So you don't?

03:01Well, they don't understand these things

03:04They haven't been to school like you have

03:05We'll just forget them

03:07You and I will handle this

03:09I must listen to my people

03:10Boy, you're the smartest man in the tribe

03:12We both know that

03:14What do you say we stop this nonsense

03:15And get down to business?

03:17No

03:18All right, moya

03:20But I have an idea

03:21You're going to change your mind

03:22And probably tell me all I want to know

03:24About that hidden mind of yours

03:26Goodbye

03:27Goodbye

03:29How'd you make out?

03:40Round up the boys and go to work

03:43Right away

04:10I guess we'll be glad to see this one

04:32Well, if you're asking me

04:34I'd rather have that horse than a dozen Indians

04:35Yeah, except the horse can't tell us

04:37What we've got to know

04:37Come here

04:48Mighty close

04:50You ain't got a drink on you, have you, Doc?

04:53No

04:54You ain't got a drink on you, has it, Bert?

04:57No

04:58You ain't got a grease on me, will you?

05:02Wee moves nothing

05:03It's that wall on that galoot

05:04We picked up for Tucson

05:05Somebody must have dropped a nickel in it

05:07And he's been making noise it ever since

05:09Is it too still, Hatcher?

05:24It isn't my tooth

05:26It's my teeth

05:28All of them

05:29Well, there's no need to suffer like this

05:31There's a doctor up on the driver's seat

05:32Better wait and look up a good dentist at Madrone

05:35Right on, this coach is the finest doctor and dentist in Arizona

05:40Better wait

05:42Oh, Bert, could you stop a minute, please?

05:47Hey, there's a sick man down there

05:54He better pull up

05:55He was sick when he got on

06:17No two ways of ours

06:21This is Dustin, come out

06:22Who is that?

06:30Yours and mine

06:31Mine

06:32Are you sure, Doc?

06:41Why, there's a hole in there big enough for a gold to live in

06:44Go, there's a hole in there

06:48It's going, I hear you

06:48There is a hole in there

06:49In the back there

06:51コ s

06:54ben

07:07Oh, Doc

07:10No

07:12This is out, Doc.

07:15Hey, Bert, wait a minute.

07:17What, Bert?

07:18You got to pull these men's too.

07:20I'm on late now.

07:21Put it on the rock.

07:25Now, Bert, hold the line.

07:26I'm going to get to it from the outside.

07:28Bert, wider, please.

07:29Hey, who's pulling these two?

07:31Well, I would just watch it, Doc.

07:33Well, get back there and give me the elbow room

07:34because I may need strength on this one.

07:36This is worse than trying to catch a needle

07:43in a tub full of soap soap.

07:46Now, right back, it's as far as you can.

07:52One, two, three.

07:58Hurt me worse than it did you, son.

08:04Hey, put on your watch chain.

08:06Well, I guess I've looked up there.

08:08We're getting more air.

08:10Thanks, Doc.

08:16In the hole, Mr. Loon.

08:18Here's up.

08:24How'd you make out?

08:25Phew.

08:26All right.

08:27I'm fairly sure it flew the right one.

08:30I told you to wait till we got to town.

08:32That's what you get from Munson with a mule, doctor.

08:34That mule, doctor, happens to be my father.

08:40Oh.

08:42Oh, well, maybe you don't know what I mean.

08:50It's a noble profession.

08:51You're a new knight in me, boy.

09:03Tonight I know, dear.

09:18Nice trip, Bert.

09:19Well, that's a funny thing, isn't it?

09:23I can't sit here up there from Tucson.

09:25How are you there, girl?

09:26That's me.

09:27Hello, sir.

09:28Mighty glad to see you.

09:29Two weeks is a long time to be away from your perspective, bright groom.

09:32Well, we had a grand time, though.

09:34Didn't we, Dad?

09:36Well, if you're calling looking at every petticoat and thing of a jig in every store in Tucson a grand time, then we did.

09:43But I tell you I'm mighty grateful that I've only got one daughter to pick out a wedding outfit for.

09:48Oh.

09:49I hope that ain't my shaving mug.

09:51Hayden?

09:52Here's your pattern.

09:52Oh, welcome to the dome, Mr. Gale.

09:55Thanks.

09:56I'm Fordyce Mortimer.

09:58Mortimer here is a student from the East.

09:59He wanted some field experience, so I brought him along.

10:02I hope you don't mind.

10:03Oh, of course not.

10:04Glad to have you, Mr. Mortimer.

10:06I suppose you and Mrs. Belding got acquainted on the trip.

10:08Oh, yes, yes.

10:10Mr. Gale is out here to help me.

10:11He's a mining engineer and quite an authority.

10:14He seems to be quite an authority on doctors, too.

10:17Mule doctors.

10:18Mule doctors?

10:20Mr. Gale had the impression that you were one.

10:23Man and boy, 40 years have been on my job and never been called in by a mule yet.

10:29Well, you may be.

10:30Any time now.

10:31Well, come along, Judy.

10:32I expect to ask the town.

10:33Wait until we get back.

10:36Where are we going inside?

10:39Mr. Gale, what are your instructions?

10:42Here are some rough maps to the mountains.

10:45Now, they're not very complete.

10:47But I suggest you study them and get ready to pack and begin your search.

10:51Now, these are the superstition mountains.

10:53Somewhere upstairs is the richest gold mine in this section of the country.

10:56All we have to do is find it.

10:57That's your job.

10:58All the mine is there, all right.

11:00The Indians know about it.

11:01Is it nugget or forest?

11:02Both.

11:03But apparently, the Indians, over a period of years, have picked up all the free gold.

11:07Well, does the mine belong to the Indians?

11:10You know how those things are.

11:12It belongs to the first white man who finds it.

11:15We used to have quite a nation of Indians in this territory, but they're dying out.

11:19And those who remain are a nuisance.

11:20Suspicious to the whole white man.

11:22You can't blame them for that.

11:25Well, we've got something to say about it.

11:27The future of this community depends upon the proper development of its resources.

11:31Pardon me.

11:32Would you mind telling me what this is?

11:35That's an Indian War Club.

11:37What do they do with it?

11:39They hit people on the head with it.

11:40That's the way they settle a dispute.

11:46Of course.

11:47I needn't remind you.

11:48This may mean a fortune for both of us.

11:51How many times do they hit you with those things?

11:55Just once.

11:56Oh?

11:58Oh.

11:58How could I have a toothache anymore?

12:04He pulled it.

12:05You've got lots of teeth and several of them are aching.

12:07I'm not going to do it.

12:09Why should I take a chance on losing another toothache because you want to see that girl again?

12:13Now listen, Ford.

12:14You're a friend of mine, aren't you?

12:15Yes, I am, but I haven't any...

12:17All right.

12:18You don't mind helping me out.

12:20It can't hurt you.

12:21Well, it did before.

12:22And you don't know how strong that old doc is.

12:25Friendship or no friendship, I positively will not go in there.

12:50Your poor friend seems to have an awful lot of trouble with his teeth.

12:54Yeah, it's a funny thing.

12:56There seems to be a definite strain of toothache running through his family.

13:00Well, and I suppose you came along to be helpful.

13:03Well, to break out with the plain truth of the matter, I'm going up into the mountains tomorrow.

13:07Not for tomorrow.

13:08Well, thanks.

13:22And I knew you'd think it's strange if I didn't drop her on to say goodbye.

13:25I don't think I would have noticed it.

13:30Oh, probably not at first, but as of days past, it would have grown on you.

13:34You see, I couldn't leave knowing you'd feel that way about it.

13:37You always worry like this about, young lady?

13:39First time in my life I've ever been concerned.

13:42And it really troubles me.

13:43Maybe you'd better play something.

13:50Just for me.

14:03I know a better one.

14:04I know a better one.

14:34That's fine.

14:43You're a mining engineer.

14:44That's the way you make me feel.

14:46You don't affect me that way.

14:51It's still that.

14:52I was afraid of this.

14:53Afraid of what?

14:54I've fallen in love.

14:57Poor fellow.

14:59It'll be pretty rough on him.

15:01What?

15:01When he finds out you're going to marry me.

15:04A pure mountaineer will help you.

15:06Why don't you change that ring to your thumb?

15:08Why should I?

15:09Well, from now on it won't mean anything to you on that finger.

15:12Just a minute.

15:22What?

15:23What?

15:23What was in there?

15:37What was in there?

15:51What was in there?

15:52She did.

15:53Best thing in the world for you.

15:55What's been your imagination?

16:08Can't find anything in the world wrong with you.

16:10I haven't any imagination.

16:12No?

16:13Well, maybe your friend has.

16:15He has?

16:16Miss Belting has convinced me I'm going to like this country.

16:19How are you feeling, Ford?

16:20All right?

16:21Fine, just fine.

16:22Maybe I can do the same for you somehow.

16:24You won't have to worry about him anymore.

16:27You've done a great deal for both of us, Doctor.

16:30I'll drop in again the minute I get back to town.

16:33Good day.

16:34Good day?

16:35Good day, Doctor.

16:36Good day.

16:37Good day.

16:38Pretty fast thinker.

16:43That's smart, that young engineer.

16:46Reminds me of a young fellow I used to know by the name of Belting.

16:50I sort of like him.

16:52Well, I don't.

16:53He called you a mule doctor.

16:54Well, Gail.

16:55This is my brother, Glenn.

16:56Glad to know you.

16:57How are you?

16:58I'm Fordyce Mortimer.

16:59Glad to know you.

17:00How do you do?

17:01As I told you, Glenn considers himself an authority on the Superstition Mountains.

17:02He just volunteered, Max, as your guide for a few days when he looks the country over.

17:04Thanks.

17:05I hope you don't get tired of the job.

17:06No, I won't.

17:07Well, I'm just dying to get into those mountains.

17:09Well, I'm just dying to get into those mountains.

17:10Ha, ha, ha, ha.

17:11Whoa!

17:12Whoa!

17:13Oh!

17:14Oh!

17:15Oh!

17:16Oh!

17:17Oh!

17:18I'm just dying to get into those mountains.

17:19No, I won't.

17:20No, I won't.

17:21Well, I'm just dying to get into those mountains.

17:26I won't.

17:27Oh!

17:28Oh!

17:29Oh!

17:30Oh!

17:31Oh!

17:32Oh!

17:33Oh!

17:42Oh, oh!

17:47Well, wait a minute!

17:48He was about to attack me in my heart!

17:51Not him.

17:53him. He's just a gopher snake. He wouldn't hurt you. See? Perfectly harmless. Oh, he

17:58doesn't look it. These things catch gophers and bugs. It's against the law to kill one

18:03of them. In fact, out here, it's about the only thing it is against the law to kill.

18:06Yeah? Well, I still don't like the look in his eyes. Have it your own way, Moya. I'm

18:19in a particular hurry. That gold isn't going anyplace, and you're not going anyplace

18:24either. That is until you tell me where I can find the mine. He'll talk yet. Well,

18:35he ain't said nothing in three days. And if you ask me, a mule would talk quicker. Oh,

18:40he'll come around. Besides, I've got another angle.

18:49A slight some more bacon, Randy. There's enough there for six men. Oh, I'm so hungry,

18:58I could eat our pack horse. It's a good thing we're going back to town tomorrow. The way

19:02you're eating, there won't be any supplies to rest. Well, I've got an appetite now that

19:05you promised to get me out of here in the morning. I thought you were crazy about this

19:08country. Oh, I am. I am. But you know, I don't like the way those Indians followed us

19:15the staff. You wouldn't let a few redskins scare you, would you? Oh, Indians mean nothing

19:20in my life. Did you know that my great-grandfather drove the redskins out of Kentucky? Well, we're

19:28born Indian fighters, we Mortimers. I don't know. I guess it's just in the blood.

19:34Martin, belong to Indians. White man, go by. Sure, you're absolutely right. We were just

19:54about to leave. Of course these Indians belong to the new mountains, er, mountains. Yeah.

20:00Yes. Me and my family have been a friend of the Red Men for a hundred years.

20:04Maybe two hundred years.

20:09He acts like he didn't understand a word I said.

20:12Glenn, explain it to him, will you?

20:14Tell him we're getting in.

20:15Go out.

20:16Go on, tell him.

20:30Go on, tell him.

21:00Go on.

21:04Aren't you taking the wrong trail?

21:06All sails lead out of these mountains, and right now that's my life's ambition.

21:28Where are you heading for?

21:30We're trying to get out of these mountains.

21:32We work for Mr. Chetley Cavesden.

21:34What do you do for Cavesden?

21:36We're finding a mine for him.

21:38We've got important news.

21:40Are you them mining engineering fellas?

21:42That's right.

21:43And your news is important?

21:45Oh, very important.

21:47I can save you a trip to Powell.

21:49You'll find a boss right up this trail away.

21:51Thanks.

21:52Thanks.

21:52Let's go.

22:22What do you want to do, kill him?

22:32No, I'm trying to get some information.

22:34What sort of information?

22:36Boy, you're here, knows where I'm mining is.

22:38Let him go. I'll get it in my own way.

22:40I brought you out here, the mining engineer, Gale.

22:43Now, if you don't like the way I'm running my business, get out.

22:45All right.

22:46I will.

22:52Very well.

22:56I'll be down in my office a little later and settle up with you.

22:59Get going.

22:59How do you suppose those fellows found their way in here?

23:19They must have just tumbled across.

23:21Yeah.

23:23It'd be funny if those two boys stumble over a cliff.

23:26I figured you'd think of that.

23:38See the boss?

23:39Sure, we saw him.

23:40Everything is just dandy.

23:48Hey, Randy.

23:50Where you going?

23:51That's not the way back.

23:52Come on, keep quiet.

23:57Hey.

23:58Back to camp.

23:59Jason wants to see you.

24:01See, I don't want to get out of these mountains.

24:16So do I.

24:17But I have a feeling K's in hopes we'll meet with an accident.

24:20There goes your accident.

24:33I never thought that mining would be anything like this.

24:37Isn't there anybody on our side?

24:39Come back here.

24:40What's the matter now?

24:41We're staying here till after dark.

24:43Well, what for?

24:46There's something I want to attend to before I get out of these mountains.

24:50Well, I was hoping to die of old age like normal people.

24:59I can't figure out how we missed them, though.

25:01Maybe they're smarter than the boss thinks they are.

25:05Some people can do a lot of thinking without it showing.

25:20I'd better not go in and talk to them, Ford.

25:22You'd better not either.

25:23I think I can work my way into camp from the other side.

25:26Let it go.

25:29Hey, do I have to stay here alone?

25:32Yes.

25:37Whoa.

25:38Whoa.

25:39Whoa.

25:40Whoa.

25:41Whoa.

25:42Whoa.

25:43Whoa.

25:44Whoa.

25:45Whoa.

25:46Whoa.

25:47Whoa.

25:48Whoa.

25:49Whoa.

25:50Whoa.

25:51Whoa.

25:52Whoa.

25:53Whoa.

25:54Whoa.

25:55Whoa.

25:56Whoa.

25:57Whoa.

25:58Whoa.

25:59Whoa.

26:00Whoa.

26:01Whoa.

26:02Whoa.

26:03Whoa.

26:04Whoa.

26:05Whoa.

26:06Whoa.

26:07Whoa.

26:08Hey, Barney, what time is it?

26:38No, I'll go to school.

27:08Oh, it's you and your toothache, huh?

27:35Hey, if you're going to get out of here, I'll pull every tooth out of your hand.

27:44A man's been hurt.

27:46Well, why didn't you say so?

27:48Catch him in.

27:50He's pretty badly set up.

27:53Where'd you find him?

27:54Up in the north.

27:56You brought an alien all the way down here?

27:59I brought a human being who needed quick attention.

28:02What happened?

28:04To punish him?

28:05No, a wise man.

28:08Because he wouldn't tell the location of the mine his people own.

28:11Maybe that was the mine that you're supposed to find, huh?

28:14Yeah.

28:15The Cajun thought this was a quicker way.

28:18Check Cajun?

28:19Yeah.

28:20A friend of yours, isn't he?

28:22Well, if I can understand how you feel about things like this, you've got to remember this in the country out here.

28:35It's pretty hard to tell who owns what.

28:37That somebody's going to win, and somebody's got to lose.

28:43This is no way to win.

28:44Well, we make up our own rules, we go wrong.

28:47They might not be very good ones.

28:49Well, maybe not.

28:50You've got to believe in them.

28:51You've got to believe in them.

28:52It's just the plan here, woman?

28:53You're almost like a whole drugstore.

28:54It is the drugstore of the Indians.

28:59Is this the plant you want?

29:12You almost like a whole drugstore.

29:13It is the drugstore of the Indians.

29:16You're barbuena.

29:17It will make me stronger than you.

29:20We need more.

29:21But I've combed the whole desert.

29:23Look in shady places.

29:25But the ground is moist and rocky.

29:27Did you say moist?

29:28In this oven?

29:41Two times before, we have almost lost the mine because of cases.

29:47In white man's school, I learned a big lesson.

29:51Hurry.

29:52That's us, all right.

29:54The mine will no longer pay as the Indians were.

29:57We need the way of the fight.

30:02Tomorrow, I will take you to the hidden mine.

30:06You were sure.

30:07Well, we'll see what can be done about that later.

30:09Now, now, don't be a pig.

30:17All I want is just a little bit of that for a friend, and then I can go away and you can stay here and raise your family and see some quiet.

30:24Go on.

30:25Shoo.

30:26Go home.

30:26Miss, your aim's bad.

30:35Now, you crawl on out before I lose my temper.

30:40You yourself.

30:41Now, listen, you can't bluff me.

30:43I met your brother or your uncle or somebody up in the mountains, and he didn't make all this fuss.

30:50Now, call on out before I kick you.

30:52All right.

30:53If you want to play tough, that suits me.

30:55I offered you a chance to go on home, but now I'm going to throw you 20 feet, and I hope you get a stomachache.

31:05You fool, that was a rattlesnake.

31:07Well, he didn't fool me.

31:12I ain't knew him for what he was all the time.

31:14Yeah, well, the next time you hear a, you better start to jump.

31:19Would you mind not making that noise?

31:22I don't care where you look.

31:23I don't want any excuses, and don't come back until you've found that Indian in Gale.

31:27If you ask me, I got an idea they hid out at the Indian village in the high country.

31:31Then find the village and bring them out.

31:33No white man has ever spent village yet.

31:35You'll find him.

31:36Look at this.

31:38My.

31:39Pretty enough to make watch chains on her.

31:41And it's all alike.

31:43The richest vein I've ever run across.

31:44No wonder Cade's been had his heart set on him.

31:47You know, maybe we should have joined up with him.

31:49I'll mention your preference to Moyer.

31:52I don't think he likes you very well anyhow.

31:55Oh, now, listen, Randy.

31:56You know I was only joking.

31:58Indians haven't much humor.

32:02I was thinking of that.

32:04Do you suppose that Moyer's outfits still carry their...

32:07and scalping knives?

32:08And scalping knives?

32:08Why not?

32:11Well, how many of the tribe is Moyer bringing with him from the village?

32:15Oh, quite a bunch.

32:16Well, that's a lot of Indians.

32:22Especially if they decide that Moyer did wrong in bringing us to their mind.

32:26You know, Randy, I like Moyer.

32:36Fine type of it.

32:38He can almost read your thoughts.

32:39Hello, Moyer.

32:51Certainly glad to see you.

32:52We sure did miss you.

32:53Didn't we, Randy?

32:55Hello, Moyer.

32:56This is Draco.

33:00And only men of my tribe can own it.

33:04In saving my life, you have become one of us.

33:08I'm glad that you're friends, and Moyer.

33:10Excuse me.

33:26I'm Ford Ice Mortimer.

33:28We've got a rich miner, because I say proves what I think.

33:39We've been in trouble getting with us.

33:41I trust you.

33:42Thanks.

33:43And don't worry about caves.

33:45Will you be here when they get back?

33:47Yes.

33:48White men have never been to the village of my people.

33:51If ever you need to come there, give Draco his head.

33:56He will know the way.

33:57Right.

34:18That was beautiful.

34:19But why did you stop?

34:21What's the matter, Gritty?

34:26What's come over you lately?

34:28I've played out of nagging things, Chuck.

34:30Nothing is a matter.

34:32I suppose it isn't natural for a girl to be nervous just before her wedding.

34:37Of course.

34:38Well, the whole town's excited about it.

34:40You'd think they were getting married instead of us.

34:44I'm tired, Chuck.

34:46If you don't mind.

34:48Starting in to give orders already.

34:49Well, you won't have any trouble breaking me in the harness.

34:54Good night, dear.

34:55I'll see you tomorrow.

34:56Good night.

34:57Good night.

34:58Good night.

34:59Thank you, sir.

35:15Oh, he's having it to work together at the office.

35:20Oh, hmm.

35:23You know, Madden's, uh, something like the measles.

35:28Measles?

35:30Yeah, you got to have them once, uh, with these ones.

35:34And by the way, um, did you invite that fellow Gayle, did you?

35:40No.

35:42Oh, that's good.

35:44Oh, he's nice enough.

35:46All that, you know, but...

35:48Rumped around with Indians so much as...

35:50Couldn't have him in the house.

35:52Well, why not?

35:55Why not?

35:57Why, Judy, uh...

35:59Just couldn't, that's all.

36:01Well, what have Indians got to do with it?

36:04Oh, I'm so sorry, honey.

36:07Oh, I didn't know that you liked him.

36:11Please stop imagining things I don't like him.

36:13Yes, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

36:17And I hope you do, miss.

36:19I hope you do, miss.

36:21I hope you do, miss.

36:23Well, it looks very promising.

36:25Very promising.

36:26Very promising.

36:27Come back about nine.

36:28All right.

36:29We'll be here.

36:30Well, there's nothing like being ready even at your own wedding.

36:32I'm always ready.

36:33What is it, Winnes?

36:34A friend of yours is in town.

36:35Gail.

36:36Gail.

36:37Gail.

36:38You've got the wrong samples.

36:39You've got the wrong samples.

36:40You've got the wrong samples.

36:41It'll run better than a thousandth of them.

36:42You've got the wrong samples.

36:43You've got the wrong samples.

36:44.

36:45That means the Indians.

36:47Took him to the mine.

36:50I've got you to thank for that.

37:07Let's do it.

37:08Too great.

37:09It means the Indian took him to the mine.

37:12I've got you to thank for that.

37:14He's coming back to my place at nine.

37:18That's fine, Winters.

37:20Thank you very much.

37:21I won't forget you.

37:25Get busy.

37:27I want to see Gail in the morning,

37:29and I think we'll learn the location of that mine.

37:39Well, if there's much of this death,

37:41you've struck it, Rick.

37:43You can't run less than a thousand gold to the time.

37:45That's all I wanted to know.

37:47Thanks.

37:56Please be careful that gun.

37:57It may be loaded.

37:59It is loaded.

37:59Yes.

38:00Mind telling me what this is all about?

38:02No, I'm glad to be accommodating.

38:04Jason wants to see him.

38:05All right, where is he?

38:06Let's get it over with.

38:07But you left awake one morning.

38:09He's busy getting married right now.

38:11Married?

38:11Sure.

38:12Ain't no law against it in this state.

38:37Go easy.

38:43I'll go easy, Mom.

38:46Oh, here we go.

38:48Well, here we go.

38:49Congratulations, Jeff.

38:51You're getting the sweetest woman in this here home territory.

38:54Thank you, Bob.

38:55Don't do it, Randy.

38:56Take my word for it.

38:57We'll be hung sure.

38:59Listen, I'm home team, but I've had experience.

39:02No woman's worth being hung for.

39:03Let's go.

39:04Oh, shut up.

39:05You look like you mourn that dream, huh?

39:15Look here, Judy.

39:17I've got an idea this whole thing is insane.

39:21Your idea's a little...

39:23Oh, you're not sure?

39:25Well, I am.

39:26Payton to see you, Doc.

39:27He's out back.

39:29Reckon he's got a belly.

39:31Well, sure about it.

39:33Doggone him.

39:34They can't let me alone long enough to let me see my old daughter get married.

39:38Watch me.

39:55I do.

39:56Listen, you old fust budget.

39:58Are you crazy?

39:58Yeah.

39:59You've got to stop that in there.

40:00I can't.

40:02Well, I can.

40:03Hurry, Judy.

40:19There's a march.

40:20Where's Danny?

40:21Waiting for you in his office.

40:22There's a wedding going on in there.

40:45There's a wedding going on in there.

40:46What happened?

40:54What is...

40:54I don't know.

40:55I asked Judy to open the window and suddenly she disappeared.

40:58I heard somebody scream.

41:01Everybody's down the road.

41:03No.

41:08Get some of your friends who rides toward Queen City in case they head that way.

41:11There they are.

41:42We can catch them before they get to the summit.

41:44I think I know where they're headed.

41:46I'll follow them.

41:48Go back and round up the boys.

41:49I may need them.

41:50I'll be right.

41:57I'll follow.

42:30White woman, square woman, just the same.

42:37Cannot care which way they will jump.

42:39Words of wisdom, lawyer.

42:43Would you mind taking me back to my father?

42:45The last time I saw him, he was throwing you out of the house.

42:47That's not true.

42:49You did it.

42:49And I hate you, both of you.

42:51Do you hear me?

42:51I hate you.

42:52Mind giving me my coat?

42:57Pick that up.

42:58I will not.

43:00Are you going to pick that up?

43:09You can't keep me here forever, you know.

43:11And when I get back, I'll...

43:12Well, listen, Miss Belling.

43:13I tried to get Randy not to do this.

43:15Oh, shut up.

43:15Aren't you ashamed of yourself talking to a friend of mine like that?

43:18Where are your manners?

43:19And you shut up, too.

43:20Hey, that's my shirt and my britches.

43:33You're loaning them to Miss Bell.

43:35Oh, Randy, I can't spare them.

43:36Here, put these on.

43:37You'll be more comfortable.

43:38I'm quite comfortable.

43:40Well, put them on anyhow.

43:41I don't like to look at you in that outfit.

43:42And I'll give you five minutes.

43:45If you haven't changed by then, I'll figure you need help.

43:47We've got a mine, a Bonanza.

44:01Bonanza is good.

44:02Now, we'll have to pull a few ton of ore out of here.

44:04Then we can build our mill.

44:06We need more men.

44:07All we can get.

44:08I will go to my village.

44:10I will bring many Indians.

44:23I have a feeling that I'll never live to make use of my feelings, sir.

44:28I have a feeling that I'll never live to make use of my friends.

44:58I'll never make it too hot for me.

44:59That's what I'm going to do.

45:01Say, I love you, Judah.

45:04Besides, breakfast is ready.

45:07I said breakfast is ready.

45:14Rabbit for it.

45:15It's a dress style of attention.

45:17Which proves, Miss Belly, I'm not only a first-class mining engineer,

45:20but a great hunter.

45:21A good provider.

45:23Rabbit?

45:24No.

45:25I hate to do this, Ford, but Judith has refused our hospitality, and she needs food.

45:34I'm afraid I'll have to redort to a bit of forceful feeding.

45:42Rabbit?

45:43No.

45:44Rabbit.

45:47Yeah.

45:48Sure.

45:48Rabbit.

45:49Rabbit.

45:50Rabbit.

45:51Rabbit.

45:52Rabbit.

45:53Rabbit.

45:54Rabbit.

45:55Now, this isn't going to be easy.

45:58But take her time.

45:59Keep her undercover.

45:59You understand?

46:00What about Miss Judith?

46:02She's got sense enough to stay out of danger.

46:04If she hasn't, well, give me that gun.

46:15Good, isn't it?

46:15You're copying Miss Belly?

46:23I don't want any copying.

46:23You're copying Miss Belly?

46:25I don't want any copying.

46:27Excuse me.

46:39You're coughing, Miss Valerie?

46:42I don't want any coughing.

46:57Look, Judith, suppose just for five minutes you stop acting like a kid that needs to spank you.

47:03Here it is.

47:04A great, big, beautiful day, and we're way up here in the mountains together.

47:07What more could we possibly add?

47:09Right.

47:10And so far, you haven't even spanked me for what I did for you last night.

47:13What?

47:18I mean it, Judith.

47:19Well, I might have been shot.

47:21Did you ever think of that?

47:22But I had to get on the job and stop you from spoiling your young life.

47:25You're here are such a million years.

47:26Just think what a mess it would have been.

47:28You married a Kazin and all the time in love with me.

47:32Well, that's complete.

47:37Remember that night I brought some oil for your dad?

47:39I thought you weren't wearing Kazin's ring.

47:41And did that hand me a wallet?

47:44You deserve several wallets.

47:46All right.

47:46What do you say we start with number one?

47:56Get in there.

48:08What are you firing at?

48:24Anything, anybody.

48:25Don't be a fool.

48:26We haven't much ammunition.

48:27Oh, why did I ever take a mining engine there?

48:29Well, what's the idea?

48:49Right, he's hit with a bullet.

48:50Oh, Jesus.

48:51We can hold off a while longer.

49:04Moya ought to be back with us men.

49:08More bullets.

49:09We only have a few left.

49:10Try to get to your village.

49:11Tell Moya.

49:11Hit him.

49:24We'll be next.

49:25I told you no one was going to be.

49:37There's a girl.

49:41I can't stand this much along.

50:11There you are, Randy.

50:17We got this.

50:38Hold it.

50:40Give me your gun.

50:41It's empty.

50:42We're out of cartridges.

50:43That's the end of our...

50:45Let's take him.

50:48Let's take him.

50:53Bye.

50:54Let's go.

50:57Let's take him.

51:02Let's take him.

51:05Let's take some time.

51:07used to do us.

51:09The End

51:39The End

52:09The End

52:39The End

52:44The End

52:49The End

52:54The End

52:59The End

53:04The End

53:09The End

53:14The End

53:19What are you doing, Ford?

53:48I'm taking no chances, Doctor. You remember what happened at the last wedding.

53:52Well, let somebody drive nails what knows how.

53:54The End

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