- 7/5/2025
Lone Star Showdown – A Ranger’s Honor at Stake is a thrilling Western adventure filled with frontier justice, daring standoffs, and patriotic duty. When peace between settlers and Native tribes is threatened by betrayal, a courageous Texas Ranger must ride into danger to uncover the truth and defend his honor. Featuring classic cowboy action, stirring music, and bold heroism, this 1930s Western captures the spirit of the American frontier.
Public domain film. Restored for fans of vintage Western cinema.
Public domain film. Restored for fans of vintage Western cinema.
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00:01Blue Ranger, your watch words die or do. Ranger, there's courage in the beat of your faithful Mustang's feet. Ride, Ranger, ride.
00:17Ride, Ranger, ride. From that river to the sea, you have written in history. Ride, Ranger, ride. You're a loyal Texas son and you need to everyone. Ride, Ranger, ride.
00:36Ride, Ranger, ride. You have conquered every foe since a hundred years ago. Ride, Ranger, ride.
00:47For all Rangers who are gone, you are pleased to carry on. Ride, Ranger, ride. Ride, Ranger, ride. You have conquered every foe since a hundred years ago. Ride, Ranger, ride. For all Rangers who are gone, you are pleased to carry on. Ride, Ranger, ride.
01:17Well, boys, here's where Ruth and I leave you. Aren't you going to San Antonio with us? Nope. We're riding to Fort Dobie. I've been made a lieutenant in the United States Cavalry.
01:28What are they going to make out of you, Ruth? They made me plum sick. Talking about Texas being better off without us Rangers and giving our jobs to United States Cavalry.
01:37Well, what are you going for, then? To keep them ten soldiers out of trouble. I'm going to be a scout.
01:47Well, so long, fellas. Well, hey, wait a minute. We've been discharged from the Rangers. Why can't we be cavalrymen? Well, why not?
01:53What do you say, men?
02:20You've heard the songs that a cowboy sings about the golden west, but here is a song every cowboy sings, it's the one they all love best.
02:42When the sun's in the west, and the cattle around it, we'll rest on the sunset trail, where a pal is the best, and by friends we're surrounded,
03:07we'll rest on the sunset trail.
03:17What's the matter? Don't you like music, Lieutenant Cameron?
03:20Sometimes.
03:23Until we cross the vale, when the sun's in the west,
03:34and the last call is sounded, we'll rest on the sunset trail.
03:46Now before we continue our program, I want to explain why your government has brought us, that is, the United States Cavalry here to Fort Adobe.
03:58Now we're not here to fight the Indians, as the custom has been in the past, but to make friends with them.
04:14He don't know nothing about redskins. No.
04:18Now our orders from Washington are to sign a treaty with them, and we do not expect any trouble.
04:24Only trouble comes from trying to keep your hair on.
04:26But we do want your cooperation in abstaining from antagonizing them.
04:32Now can I expect...
04:42I certainly do not think this is too much to expect.
04:48Couldn't have done better myself.
04:52May I escort you to the dance tonight, Miss Summerall?
04:58I've already asked Miss Summerall for that honor.
05:00But you forget, Bob, that I didn't accept.
05:02Having to choose between two such charming gentlemen is really an embarrassing situation.
05:08Let me see.
05:10I have it. I'll go with the one who wins the horse race today.
05:14A splendid idea.
05:16I'll call for you at seven.
05:18He has a lot of confidence in himself, Lieutenant.
05:23Or rather in his horse.
05:25The champions never let another horse beat him.
05:27So don't be surprised if I'm the one who calls for you.
05:32There's the bugle now.
05:34I'll be cheering for you.
05:36But I'm not cheering for Lieutenant Cameron.
05:38This is to be a two-mile race around Buffalo Corrals and back.
05:52You'll start from here.
05:54And the first man to cross the finish line over there wins for his troop.
06:00Sergeant Matthews, up there, will announce the progress of the race.
06:05Do you like to dance, Lieutenant?
06:19Very much.
06:20With Miss Summerall.
06:21She's an excellent dancer.
06:23Then I'm looking forward to a very pleasant evening.
06:26Hmm.
06:27Black horses beat white horses.
06:30You're full of loco, Weed Injun.
06:32Little wolf knows.
06:35You do, huh?
06:36Come here.
06:44I bet his scalp again a pair of moccasins that he beats the black horses.
06:48Well, hey, what do I get out of this?
06:51You get to keep your hair if you win.
06:53Is Troop A ready?
06:54Ready, sir.
06:55Troop B.
06:56Ready, sir.
06:57Get set.
06:58Get set.
06:59Get set.
07:00Get set.
07:01謝.
07:02emphasizing.
07:03zehn, three, three, four, two, two, two, four, two, two, three, one.
07:08Get set.
07:09Oh, dear.
07:10I'm here, if you win.
07:11Is Troop A ready?
07:12Ready, sir.
07:13Troop B.
07:15Ready, sir.
07:16Get set.
07:23Ah!
07:24Ah!
07:25Ah!
07:26Ah!
07:27Ah!
07:28Ah!
07:29Get him loose.
07:39Little Wolf, get him scalped.
07:45Help, Bruce! Help, Bruce!
07:48You're right for falling off. I'll help you.
07:51I can't hold him long. Get going!
07:59They're springing out now. Troop A is in the lead, but Troop B is close to nine.
08:04Autry and Cameron are holding back, letting the others set the pace.
08:08It's going to be a great race.
08:10Aquarees, what's wrong you doing?
08:16Well, Frog's leading by eight paces, but the Indians running strong.
08:19The horses are nearing the halfway mark. It's still anybody's race.
08:23Autry and Cameron have moved into fourth and fifth places.
08:27Trooper Brand up. Troop A is leading.
08:31Oh, Brand's horse fell. What a spell.
08:35Troop B is now leading.
08:38They're at the halfway mark.
08:45Now they're heading back. Troop A has taken the lead again.
08:48Troop B has lost ground to the Indian.
08:51He's only two paces in front.
08:53The Indian's gaining.
08:55The Frog's stumbling. He's down.
08:57The Indians stumbling. They're both down.
08:58The Indian's cutting. He's scalping him.
08:59No, he doesn't wait.
09:01The Frog's scalping the Indian.
09:03Oh, Lord, Frog's again. They're trying to get up.
09:05Frog is up. The Indian's up. They're off again.
09:06Frog has a good lead.
09:07The horses are nearing the home stretch.
09:08Cameron is riding hard with ultra air.
09:09Let's go.
09:10Hey.
09:11Hey.
09:12Hey.
09:13Hey.
09:14Hey.
09:15Hey.
09:16Hey.
09:17Hey.
09:18Hey.
09:19Hey.
09:20Hey.
09:21Hey.
09:22Hey.
09:23Hey.
09:24Hey.
09:25Hey.
09:26Hey.
09:27Hey.
09:28Hey.
09:29Hey.
09:30Hey.
09:31Hey.
09:32Hey.
09:33Hey.
09:34Hey.
09:35Hey.
09:36Hey.
09:37Hey.
09:38Hey.
09:39Hey.
09:40Hey.
09:41Hey.
09:42Hey.
09:43Hey.
09:44Hey.
09:45Hey.
09:46pulling ahead. He's leading by two lengths. It looks like the race is his. No, it isn't.
09:54Autry's closing in. Look at him. Ride. Look at him. Ride. He's coming up. He's coming
10:01up. Ride, Ranger. Ride. They're neck and neck. They're still neck and neck. Neither
10:07horse will let the other pass. What a race. Look at that stride. Look at him, Cobb. What
10:15horses. What riders. What a race. Come on, James. Come on, Cobb. Why don't you make up
10:21your mind. They're still neck and neck. It's going to be a tie. It's going to be a tie.
10:28No. No, it isn't. Autry's pulling ahead. He's pulling ahead. Autry wins. Autry is the winner.
10:39What do you think of the X-Rangers now, Colonel? Get a few more of them in the cavalry and you'll
10:45have a dang good outfit. Nice race, Autry. Thanks a lot. The champ deserves all the credit.
10:54You were wonderful, Lieutenant. I'm glad you won. Thanks. And you were wonderful too,
10:59Bob. I'm sorry you lost. Maybe we should give him one dance so he won't be too jealous.
11:04Or two. Two would make me jealous. Who won? Well, good for you. You can run even if you can't ride.
11:22Hi there, proper. Kind of late for a shindig, ain't you? Where's the colonel? Over there.
11:27What's the engine? Engines. Sorry to bust in on you, Colonel, but engines just stole some of my
11:39horses. Must be one of Tevibo's renegade band. Anybody heard? Yes, sir. Two engines. That's the
11:45way you Texans keep them on the warpath. Now, the policy of the government is to avoid hostilities.
11:51But I'll give the matter my immediate attention. Lieutenant Cameron.
11:55Lieutenant Cameron, a band of Indians stole some of that man's stock. You will take Scout Jones here
12:02and the squad of your men and bring them to the post for counsel. Pardon me, sir. May I suggest,
12:08sir, that Lieutenant Autry and some of his men go along also? Being acquainted with the country,
12:13they would help considerably. Scout Jones is very confident, sir, and I'm afraid that we couldn't
12:19be much help. On the contrary, I think Lieutenant Cameron's point is very well taken. Lieutenant Autry
12:25will take some of his men and accompany him. Very good, sir. Did you say you were going to a dance
12:32tonight? Nice work, Cameron. Thanks. But Colonel Summerall deserves all the credit.
12:38Well, boys, we're heading into the Peace River country now. I plan to spread out and surprise the Indians.
12:46Surprise them? With this tin outfit, we couldn't make more noise than the regimental band. We're
12:53only carrying regulation equipment. I have no authority to discard it. Long knives, plunked, stolen horses.
13:00I give signal. I give signal. Surround. Fight. We will be ready, the people.
13:17Engine. Hulks. Comanches. But they're making peace, son.
13:25They want a powwow, but I think it's the war part. What makes you think so? Warpaint. Warpaint is
13:38hardly a reason to mistrust their peace sign. Besides, there's only three of them. Lieutenant,
13:42when you see engines, be careful. And when you don't see engines, be more careful. Tell them
13:48to advance and we'll hold a council with them.
13:50I think you're walking into a trap. That's my responsibility, Autry. Sure, but we're with you.
14:09Remember, men, no firing unless I give the order.
14:39Hey!
15:06Bring him along.
15:09One soldier. Too quick. Shoot. Bad medicine. No fight today.
15:30You ride behind me, Davis. We'll need your horse for the wounded buck.
15:39He must have been hit by stray bullets. He's dead.
15:47Soldier knows the signal. Soldier knows many things. One time ranger. But for him, our belts
15:57would be heavy with the scalps with long knives.
16:00Soldier knows the signal. Soldier knows many things. One time ranger. But for him, our belts
16:10would be heavy with the scalps with long knives would be heavy with the scalps with long knives.
16:17Kavibo will not forget ranger.
16:19And in the ensuing exchange of shots, Trooper John Davis was killed.
16:28Now, according to this report, Lieutenant Autry, you open fire against the strict orders of your senior, Lieutenant Cameron.
16:34Is that true? Yes, sir. And you, Scout Jones, did you fire?
16:40I always fire, Colonel, when I see the Indians. That's why I stay so healthy.
16:45What have you to say for yourself, Lieutenant Autry?
16:47I'm positive the Indians were trying to draw us into ambush. I only shot to prevent the one with the mirror from giving the signal.
16:55Did anybody see the Indians in ambush? No, sir. Didn't have to say, Colonel. The Indians don't carry mirrors to see how pretty they are.
17:05Bring in Duval, the interpreter and the Indian prisoner. Yes, sir.
17:17You sent for me, Colonel? Ask him his name and what their purpose was in stopping my men.
17:33Buster.
17:43He says his name is Bob.
17:47His name is Bobtail Horse, but he and two other Indians had just killed a buffalo and they wanted to trade some meat for sugar and coffee with these fellows.
17:54Applesass. Indians don't go out hunting buffalo in war paint.
17:58Scout Jones apparently isn't well acquainted with Comanches, Colonel.
18:01Is that so? Ain't no kind of Indians I don't know about.
18:04Well, I've known Bobtail Horse a long time. He's a good Indian.
18:08Ain't no such thing.
18:09Well, if he's a good Indian, maybe he'll tell us who's supplying to Vivo and his men with cavalry rifles and ammunition.
18:14We have no proof of that, Lieutenant Autry.
18:16Well, someone is.
18:17I'm not interested in your groundless suspicions, Lieutenant.
18:21Tell him he may go.
18:23Buster.
18:25Lieutenant Autry, I find you guilty of seriously jeopardizing our treaty negotiations with the Indians, of rank disobedience to orders, and of being a direct cause of the death of trooper John Davis.
18:44I cite you for general court-martial and guarantee that you will be reduced to the rank of trooper.
18:51As for you, Scout Jones, I fine you one month's pay.
18:56That's okay, Colonel. I don't need the five dollars anyhow.
19:00Achoo!
19:01That's all!
19:10You know, I personally think that Autry's suspicions are unfounded.
19:15But you keep your eyes and ears open, Duval, and see if anyone is selling arms and ammunition to the Indians.
19:29I'll do that, Colonel.
19:30And because of the large wagon train of settlers and supplies due during the month, I think it would be advisable to sign the peace treaty with the Indians as quickly as possible.
19:40And thus, we'll assure the safe arrival of the wagon train.
19:43I'll speak to the chiefs, Colonel, and arrange a meeting.
19:45Good.
19:50I ain't naturally suspicious, but there's something mighty queer about that Duval, Kyle.
19:55Yeah, he did seem glad when the Colonel let Bobtail Horse go.
19:59I don't know Comanche.
20:00Well, dang his hide, I cut my teeth on a Comanche. Tell me, Hoff.
20:04I just saw Bobtail Horse going into the cantina.
20:06That's Duval's place, isn't it?
20:08Yeah.
20:09Ground up some of the boys.
20:10You gonna grab him?
20:11No, but we're gonna take a look around.
20:38Listen closely to Tuvibo.
20:41In the next moon, many wagons come to port carrying guns and supplies.
20:45White Colonel wants to sign treaty with Indians.
20:48You tell chiefs, Tuvibo says we must sign.
20:51Then Colonel's eyes will be closed and he will leave the wagons for the guard.
20:55About the tail horse understand. Tuvibo wise.
20:59Wait.
21:00Move this way.
21:01You look tired, boys. Why don't you take a rest?
21:02You look tired, boys. Why don't you take a rest?
21:06What?
21:07All right, folks. I'm gonna give you the hog, dog, and farmer. The old sow gets over in the corn field and the old sow gets over in the corn field and the old sow gets over in the corn field.
21:12The old man takes the dog and drives her out. You can hear all three of them.
21:16You can hear all three of them.
21:20Oh, huh, huh, huh...
21:23Oh, huh...
21:25Yeah, I can hear the sows, you about.
21:29Oh, huh.
21:31Gonna give you the hog dog and farmer the old sow gets over the cornfield the old man takes the dog and drives her out
21:38You can hear all three of them
21:49Are you both understand
22:01Hello children, how about a drink? No, thanks. Oh, come on. Just one. I'm sorry. I don't drink
22:19Say that's my guess
22:23Well what up
22:31Oh
23:01Oh
23:31What's going on here these two men got in a fight over this girl
23:38I'll have to place you under arrest or be come on
23:42Oh
24:00Well what happened
24:02The boys the Colonel just asked me for my resignation you mean they're kicking you out just for fighting in the cantina
24:08That's right. Well, I just joined on account of you. I'm quitting
24:13Yeah, now wait a minute boys
24:16You can't quit like that you've got to wait until your enlistment expires. Thanks. Oh, come on fella
24:38Oh
24:44James contaminate good battles on a dirty card game
24:50He's eating them cars look at it
24:56Well, I have a ball
24:59Oh, gosh, that dog must finish baby that and tickle must been the joker they tell me
25:05The frogs are hard to digest, but I'm not ready to die just yet
25:10Oh, gosh, you know sick
25:12Oh
25:14Oh
25:16Oh
25:18Oh
25:20Oh
25:22Oh
25:24Oh
25:26Oh
25:28Oh
25:30Oh
25:32Oh
25:34That's a good trick
25:38Yeah
25:40Quite clever
25:42But I think these boys would rather play cards
25:50What are you laughing there?
25:54Game over
26:04Hey, what are you pimping me for?
26:06Well, there ain't nobody else, but we've got to make it look good
26:08Okay, partner
26:10Woo
26:16Water
26:18The colonel says the court-martial was too easy on you boys
26:20You've been a disgrace to the cavalry
26:22Here's your discharges
26:24He says turn in your uniform
26:26If two
26:28You're a fine but to renegade
26:30We feel as terrible about it you do
26:32But there's no use crying over spill whiskey
26:34Well, I can't think of anything to do around here
26:36I wonder if you'd find if we ride along with you
26:38Well, I guess I can't stop it
26:40In fact, I'm darn glad to have you
26:42Well, boys saddle up your horses and get ready for a long ride
26:44I'll be back in a few minutes
26:46And we're riding to the state capitol
26:48I was only kidding
26:50I was only kidding
26:52I was only kidding
26:54I was only kidding
26:56I was only kidding
26:58I was only kidding
27:00I'm kidding
27:02I'm kidding
27:04I'm kidding
27:06I'm kidding
27:08I was only carrying out your father's orders
27:10I was only carrying out your father's orders
27:12Personally, I like Autry
27:14Was he really fighting over a dancehall girl?
27:17Well
27:18He didn't deny it
27:20What makes you so interested in Autry?
27:24I thought that we...
27:26Bob, please
27:27I have a headache
27:28Will you excuse me?
27:30Certainly
27:32I hope you feel better tomorrow night
27:34Good night
27:36Good night
27:37When the sun's in the west
27:53And the cattle around it
27:57Will rest on the sunset trail
28:03Where a pal is the best
28:05And by friends we're surrounded
28:07We'll rest on the sunset trail
28:09Where a pal is the best
28:11And by friends we're surrounded
28:13We'll rest on the sunset trail
28:15On the sunset trail
28:17Though things may change
28:27Though things may change
28:29We'll ride the range
28:31We'll ride the range
28:33We'll ride the range
28:35Until we close the rails
28:41Until we close the rails
28:43When the sun's in the west
28:47And the last call is the west
28:49And the last call is sounded
28:51And the last call is sounded
28:53We'll rest
28:55On the sunset trail
28:59Very pretty
29:05Did the dance hall girl like it?
29:07I didn't sing it to her
29:09In fact, I never saw her before
29:11Until today
29:13Then why did you let them think that...
29:15Because it was the best way I knew
29:17To get out of the cavalry
29:19Well, what's wrong with the cavalry?
29:21Good evening, Colonel
29:23I said, what's wrong with the cavalry?
29:25It's your way of handling the Indians
29:27You're endangering the lives
29:29Of the people you're here to protect
29:31As well as the safety of that supply train
29:33Tommy rotten foolishness
29:35Why, the chiefs have already agreed
29:37To sign the peace treaty with us
29:38Which means absolutely nothing
29:39With Tevibo on the loose
29:41I suggest you send your men out
29:43To meet that supply...
29:44I'm perfectly capable of making my own decisions, Artry
29:46I hope so
29:49I just came to say goodbye
29:51I'm leaving tonight
29:52Leaving?
29:53Well, where are you going?
29:55That hardly concerns you, Dixie
29:59Goodbye
30:00And good luck
30:02Thanks
30:05Goodbye, Colonel
30:06And remember this
30:09Make your peace signs with one hand
30:11And keep your rifles ready in the other
30:17I wonder what Gene's doing?
30:18Probably kissing the Colonel goodbye
30:20I thought they were sore at each other
30:24Another week in the cavalry
30:25And you'd be as dumb as they are
30:30Roof, that man's here again
30:32And don't tell him where I'm at
30:34Do you see fat pale face?
30:44Ain't you got that scalp yet?
30:46No, Ketchum
30:47Pale face run too fast
30:48Well, he was around here a little while ago
30:50But I don't know where he is now
30:52No
31:14There's enough guns and ammunition on that cavalry supply train to outfit every Indian on the plains.
31:21And you think this unknown Trevibo is getting the Indians to sign the treaty
31:27intentionally to allay suspicion?
31:29Yes, sir, I do.
31:31What do you think, Major Crosby?
31:33I'd say it's good reasoning.
31:35And you don't feel that the cavalry could handle the situation?
31:38They could if they would.
31:40But Washington has given strict orders not to be antagonistic.
31:44Their hands are tied.
31:46Naturally, I hesitate to interfere in government business.
31:50But the security of the people must be safeguarded.
31:53Major Crosby, I offer you to reorganize the Texas Rangers immediately.
31:59Enlisting enough men to combat any situation that may arise.
32:03Yes, sir.
32:05Mr. Rotary, you will retain your old commission as lieutenant.
32:09And I want to thank both you gentlemen for your interest and concern.
32:15Thank you, Governor.
32:17Good day, Major.
32:18Good day, sir.
32:19Good day, sir.
32:22Fly, Ranger, ride.
32:25Fly.
32:26From her eternal duty
32:27You have written history
32:29Fly, Ranger, ride.
32:32You're a loyal Texas son
32:34and she needs you, everyone.
32:36Fly, Ranger, ride.
32:39Fly, Ranger, ride.
32:40Fly, Ranger, ride.
32:43You have conquered every foe since a hundred years ago.
32:48Ride, Ranger, ride.
32:51For old angels who are gone, you are meant to carry on.
32:56Ride, Ranger, ride.
33:02Put the prisoners in jail and post a guard over them.
33:05Come on, you two coyotes. Get off of them horses.
33:13Come on.
33:27What luck, Cartree?
33:29Well, we've got Crazy Crow and Bobtail Horse, but they deny knowing anything about Tavibo.
33:35They say the Indians have signed a treaty with the Colonel.
33:38Where are they now?
33:39They're in jail.
33:40Good. They'll talk when they get hungry.
33:44What's their next move?
33:45I'm leaving right away with the detachment of men to meet the supply train at Buffalo Wells.
33:50You'll be in charge during my absence.
33:53Good luck to you.
33:54Good luck to you.
34:02Artray and his men have got Crazy Crow and Bobtail Horse in jail.
34:05Major Crosby and the rangers are riding out to Buffalo Wells to meet the supply train.
34:20You get to that supply train first.
34:22Tell them the Colonel sent you.
34:24That the Indians are waiting for them at Buffalo Wells and to come through Coyote Pass instead.
34:35Well, so the rangers have a prisoner already, have they?
34:40No, just a couple of Indians.
34:42Why, you'll never be able to keep them in that old jail.
34:45Why not?
34:46Why, the bars are loose on that back window.
34:48Didn't you know that?
34:49No.
34:50Oh, ho ho.
35:20I know dang well that these Indians could tell us who Tavibo is.
35:33Yeah, if we could ever make them talk.
35:36Here come the ten soldiers.
35:45Good afternoon, Colonel.
35:46Nice day for a ride.
35:48Autry, I understand you're holding bobtail horse and crazy crow prisoners.
35:53That's right.
35:53You will release them immediately.
35:56Sorry, Colonel, but I can't do that until they answer some questions.
35:59If you have any questions of importance, submit them to me and I'll take care of the matter.
36:03You had that chance and didn't take it.
36:05The signing of the peace treaty made those Indians wards of the United States government
36:09and removes them from your jurisdiction.
36:12Ah, that treaty isn't worth the paper it's written on.
36:14As Colonel in the United States Army, I demand that you turn those men over to me at once.
36:19And as Lieutenant of the Texas Rangers in command of this post during the absence of Major Crosby,
36:24I'm forced to refuse.
36:25Unless you turn those men over to me at once, I'll order my men to fire upon you.
36:32We're with you, Gene.
36:33You can start shooting whenever you're ready.
36:40Lieutenant, prepare to fire.
36:43Prepare to load.
36:44Can you imagine going around with your gun empty?
36:47Load.
36:51All right, Colonel.
36:52You win.
36:54We can't afford to kill the men we're going to need.
36:57Lieutenant, return carbines.
37:00Return carbines.
37:02All right, Ruth.
37:07Come on with me.
37:27I thought Wilson was on guard here.
37:29If you want.
37:59They're dead.
38:02Club with a rifle.
38:03Where are you going?
38:04To look for Wilson, the guard.
38:07If someone got in here, they've done away with him, too.
38:09I think not.
38:10You didn't need a guard for dead Indians.
38:14So this is the way the Rangers ask questions.
38:17A rather persuasive method, I'd say.
38:19Why, you don't think we did that.
38:21These men were the only chance we had of proving who Tevivo is.
38:24That's right, Colonel.
38:25We wouldn't let them get killed before we know it.
38:27You can save your explanations for the trial.
38:31Lieutenant Cameron, place these two men under arrest for the brutal murder of these Indians.
38:35Yes, sir.
38:37Well, I'll be a horned goat.
38:39Well, imagine getting arrested because a couple of Indians got killed.
38:49Hey, horse face.
38:50How much longer are we going to have to stay in this calaboose?
38:53Don't worry.
38:53You'll be out pretty soon.
38:55Well, sure.
38:56We're going to take you murderers out, stand you against the wall, and shoot you full of lead.
39:04After fighting Indians all my life, a bunch of tin soldiers has got to get me.
39:08Well, that's the worst disgrace than being scabbed.
39:11Oh, I don't think they're going to shoot you, Ruth.
39:14You see, you were only acting under my orders.
39:17Well, dang your hide.
39:18Do you think I'm going to let you stand up there alone?
39:20No, sirree.
39:22I'm going where you go regardless.
39:26Halt!
39:28What do you want?
39:29Well, I want to talk to the president.
39:31You'll have to leave your gun out here.
39:40Hey, let me in here!
39:41Let me in here!
39:42Let me in here!
39:42Let me in here!
39:44Get back here!
39:47You want them a scout.
39:49Come around tomorrow and you'll get two of them.
39:52Yeah, yeah, yeah.
39:53It'll get me that time.
39:54Isn't that pretty?
39:55Look.
39:56Little wolf catch them someday.
40:02Never mind the scalping.
40:04What'd you find out?
40:05The wagon train is coming by the way of Coyote Pass.
40:08Tell my men to go out and...
40:10What men?
40:11Ain't no men here.
40:11They're all out hunting Wilson.
40:13Well, I hope they find him.
40:14Maybe we'll clear up the murder of those Indians.
40:16A fine howdy-do.
40:17We're in jail.
40:18The rangers at Buffalo Wells.
40:20And the supply train right where to V-Boat Wallet.
40:23Have you seen Duval?
40:24Yes, he rode east right after that scout came.
40:27Why, that's in the direction of Coyote Pass.
40:29And the wagon train.
40:32Well, we've got to get out of here some way.
40:34Wait till I spread my wings.
40:35Say, you fellas sing.
40:52Huh?
40:52Start singing and make some noise.
40:55I want to flatten out this tin plate.
40:57This jail's getting him.
40:58We better humor him and sing.
41:00I'm local.
41:00La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la.
41:23Now you've fixed it so you can't eat off of it.
41:29What are you going to do with it?
41:30Never mind that.
41:30Just saddle our horses and trot them by out here in front of the guardhouse.
41:34Horses?
41:34Yeah, horses.
41:35Them things you fall off of.
41:37Yeah, but gee.
41:38Don't worry about that.
41:39Just get out of here.
41:41Hey!
41:42Hey, let me out of here.
41:47Well, go on, Ruth.
41:53Slick as a whistle.
41:55Dang, but here comes our drum.
41:59Hey, we don't want that, Stu.
42:01What do you want, chicken?
42:02We don't want nothing except being left alone.
42:05You'll be alone a long time after tomorrow.
42:17Where's that other place?
42:19What place?
42:20You got so hungry, you must have had it.
42:22You don't get any stew till you find that other place.
42:31What's the idea?
42:33Why, I was just wondering what time it is.
42:35What do you care?
42:36You ain't going no place.
42:39That was a close one.
42:41I say it was.
42:42There comes the drum.
42:47Get ready, boys.
42:52Personas Autry and Jones have escaped, sir.
43:03Get the men mounted.
43:04Yes, sir.
43:09Prisoners Autry and Jones have escaped, sir.
43:19Get the men mounted.
43:21Yes, sir.
43:23Bob!
43:24Don't worry, Dixie.
43:26The men have a good start.
43:39Is this what you're looking for?
43:52Oh, boy.
44:09Over!
44:10Hey!
44:22Frog, you ride to Buffalo Wells and tell Major Crosby to get to the supply train and Coyote pass as quick as he can.
44:37We'll meet you there.
44:39Say, I almost forgot something.
44:40You know, Dixie told me to tell you that she didn't think you was no murderer.
44:43She did, huh?
44:44Yeah, and she said she would have come to see you herself, only the colonel wouldn't let her.
44:48Say, this ain't no time for lollygagging.
44:50Get going!
44:52What are we waiting on?
44:59The cavalry.
45:00Are you loco?
45:01It ain't gonna be healthy for us if he catches up with us.
45:03Well, it isn't gonna be healthy for that supply train if we don't have a convoy.
45:07And we're leading them there?
45:08That's right.
45:09What's gonna happen if the engines don't attack?
45:11Yeah, but they will.
45:16Don't say it.
45:17Whee!
45:19Hey!
45:20Whee!
45:21Whee!
45:21Why do you think you're doing, calling hogs?
45:26Hey!
45:28Hey!
45:28Hey!
45:29Whee!
45:30Hey!
45:30Hey!
45:32They see us now.
45:34Hope they didn't forget their guns.
45:36They didn't.
45:37Hey!
45:37Hope they don't want hasta here with us.
45:44They say they owned us.
45:45They ain't.
45:46Oh, I'm scared.
45:47I could have even heard of for them.
45:47They just feel of small amounts.
45:48All ready?
45:48Said
45:49Wagon train, come.
46:19We'll ride from, out to the prairie home,
46:23swinging along to the song of the Pioneer.
46:31Surround, fight, flag and train.
46:49Engine from coming!
47:02Point of trail!
47:19You didn't figure them engines out right.
47:31Howdy, Colonel.
47:33What do you think you're creating now?
47:35You're all right, Audrey.
47:37But remember, you're still in the sentence to be shot.
47:40Looks like we may be shot without any sentence.
47:49One more time, Kyrie.
47:50You didn't watch!
47:51Why did you get 270 per week?
47:52Fast!
47:53пос000 of above, play!
47:55Get out!
48:00I
48:12get out!
48:13The cavalry is coming!
48:17On the other end,
48:18Let's go.
48:48Let's go.
48:56I bet you'll make it ten straight.
48:58But, man, this is war.
49:00Sure, Colonel.
49:01That's what we've been trying to get.
49:18Let's go.
49:28Let's go.
49:30Let's go.
49:32Let's go.
49:34Let's go.
49:36Let's go.
49:38Let's go.
49:40Let's go.
49:42Let's go.
49:44Let's go.
49:46Let's go.
49:48Let's go.
49:50Let's go.
49:52Let's go.
49:54Let's go.
49:56Let's go.
49:58Let's go.
49:59Let's go.
50:05Let's go.
50:07They seem to be retreating, Lieutenant.
50:11Only to get their breath, Colonel.
50:12Let's go.
50:13They'll be back.
50:14Well, I'm afraid we can't hopefully stand another attack.
50:17I'm afraid we can't withstand another attack.
50:20Maybe we won't have to if the rangers get here.
50:23Rangers?
50:23Yep.
50:24Frog went to get them, and if he didn't fall off on his horse, they'll be here pretty soon, too.
50:31Hey, look, Colonel.
50:33The rangers.
50:34Got it, it comes.
50:43Yippee!
50:44Yippee!
50:44Get them, rangers!
50:45Now you're sharp, Colonel!
50:47You bet I am!
50:55Got something I'd like to show you, Colonel?
51:01I think you'll be interested in this.
51:10Jubal.
51:12Yes.
51:13Or Tabibo, as the Indians called him.
51:16I'll bet you a new gun that treaty will hold now.
51:25Well, Colonel, I'm glad to see you've still got your hair.
51:29Major, I want to apologize for the way I've acted.
51:32Texas does need the rangers.
51:34And I want to apologize for my attitude, Colonel.
51:37Texas needs the cavalry, too.
51:38I want to see you.
51:39Dang, if you ain't both right.
51:41Together, they ain't nothing.
51:43We can't take care of.
51:51Shoot!
51:51Ride, ranger, ride, ride.
52:05From that river to the sea, you'll have rich in history.
52:09Ride, ranger, ride, ride.
52:11From that river to the sea, you'll have rich in history.
52:14Ride, ranger, ride.
52:15Ride, ride.
52:15From that river to the sea, you'll have rich in history.
52:20Ride, ranger, ride.
52:22Ride, ride.
52:23You're a loyal Texas son, and she needs you every one.
52:28Ride, ranger, ride.
52:32Ride, ranger, ride.
52:34Ride, ride.
52:34From that river to the sea, you'll have rich in history.
52:39Ride, ranger, ride.
52:41You're a loyal Texas son, and you'll have rich in history.
52:43Oh, hello.
52:44I know what you want.
52:45You want them scalps.
52:46Well, I guess you got me.
52:47Except yourself.
52:49Ride, ranger, ride.
52:52I fooled you that time.
52:54I shaved this morning.
52:56Ride, ranger, ride.
53:00For the rangers who are gone, you are blessed to be.
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