Law Of The 45's (1935)

Film Gorillas

Western (1935) 57 minutes ~ Black & White   Lawyer Rontel has made Geologist Sheffield his prisoner and by power of attorney is using his money to buy the ranches of those driven off by his hired men. But when he goes after Hayden, Tucson and Stoney arrive and things begin to change.    Director: John P. McCarthy    Writers: William Colt MacDonald (novel), Robert Emmett Tansey (screenplay)    Stars: Guinn 'Big Boy' Williams, Molly O'Day, Al St. John, Ted Adams

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00:00This is a production of the U.S. Department of State.

00:30Is everything quite clear to you now, Winthrop?

00:50You have the surveys, the maps, and my letters of instruction.

00:53I'll start negotiating at once.

00:55Cable me as soon as you arrive in London.

00:57I shall follow your instructions to the letter, Sir Henry.

01:00The money shall be transferred to your account here at the Merchant's Bank.

01:04I'll see the attorney Rontel. I think I'll use his services.

01:07Very good. Cheerio.

01:09I know this syndicate back home will be mighty proud of what you've done.

01:12Thanks, Winthrop, and a very pleasant journey to you.

01:16Cheerio.

01:35Why, yes, but I don't believe I've had the pleasure of making your acquaintance.

01:43Oh, I'm delighted to meet you, sir. Won't you sit down?

01:47Why, yes, I thank you.

01:49You've been in this country a long time, haven't you, Mr. Rontel?

01:52Yes, quite some time.

01:54I enjoy the confidence of and take care of most of the matters for the ranchers in this facility.

01:58That, Mr. Rontel, is exactly what brings me here.

02:01You've been very highly recommended to me.

02:04Thank you. I'll endeavor to live up to my recommendations.

02:07What is your trouble or difficulty?

02:10Oh, no trouble at all. Quite to the contrary.

02:13My associates in the British Continental are definitely prepared to make a very large investment here.

02:20It would seem that you are the legal link to our chain.

02:24I am at your service.

02:25We have guarded our findings very carefully.

02:28Of course, our clients must be protected at all costs.

02:30Naturally.

02:31I believe you comprehend, Mr. Rontel.

02:33Thoroughly. You may proceed in all confidence.

02:36Splendid, my dear fellow. Splendid.

02:45Let me see.

02:47Ah, here.

02:48Now then, this is the district in which we are definitely interested.

02:53Now, my survey shows that along here and down to this point...

04:06THE END

04:23What are we going to do?

04:24That's right. Where are we going?

04:25Just a minute, boys.

04:26Hayden, we've got to have a showdown.

04:28This place isn't fit for a decent man to live in.

04:31We were living in a peaceful community, but that's all changed.

04:35Something has got to be done.

04:37Well, that's all very well for you to say, Hayden,

04:39but how can you fight something you can't see?

04:41You're right about that.

04:42We can't go on living in fear and terror.

04:45Our neighbor, Jim Bell, shot down without a chance to defend himself.

04:49But we haven't been able to find one clue pertaining to the guilty party.

04:53Well, if this thing continues, I'm for selling out and pulling stakes.

04:56It's mighty queer we can't get to the bottom of this.

04:58What's a sheriff doing?

04:59Yes, what is a sheriff doing?

05:01Whoa.

05:02Come, come now, gentlemen.

05:03You're being very unfair in your criticism of the sheriff,

05:06especially since he isn't here to defend himself.

05:09I'm positive that he can be depended upon to not only enforce the law,

05:13but to bring the culprits to justice.

05:15I'm itching to see the man that done this hang into the end of a rope.

05:18Uh, set him up, Bill.

05:20Okay. Come on, boys. Give me your poison.

05:32Oh,

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08:25Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on,

08:52hooo!

09:05Looks like we got about five miles to go when we hit the lower country we'll try to make a deal

09:10what do you think? what's use of me thinking?

09:13That's what I thought.

09:39Something is wrong.

09:40Hayden should have passed through here alone.

09:42Well, what do we do? The boss has ordered us to get him.

09:44Looks like Taro knows something.

09:54This course out of Hayden is taking the old road.

10:10Looks like trouble. I wonder who's right and who's wrong.

10:40I'm letting the old man at hand.

11:10Go get the other one.

11:35Over here.

11:41Come on, get up.

12:04Come on, get up.

12:34He's gone.

13:04Up.

13:32Come on, get up.

14:02Stop that gun and reach.

14:27I said reach.

14:38Do you want to talk? Do you want to keep the information for where you're going?

14:41It's kind of hard to talk when you ain't got nothing to talk about.

14:44But you seem to find words mighty easy.

14:46Somebody's going to get hurt and I'm looking at who I mean.

14:49Where's your partner?

14:50Right here, gentlemen.

15:05Get over there.

15:08Don't make another move.

15:11I don't mean to hurt nobody.

15:13But we just can't pay for another's losing.

15:18Now if you'll talk sense and do a little explaining, maybe we can get somewhere.

15:22Hold it, stranger.

15:28All right, boys.

15:30If it wasn't for this man, I wouldn't be here.

15:48Daddy, are you all right?

15:49Where have you been?

15:50Why didn't you wait for me in town?

15:52Well, you told me to go...

15:53Excuse me, Miss Jones.

15:54Charlie, did you send your daughter where to go to Jones's?

15:56No.

15:57Well, I knew it was a trick when she told me.

15:59So we rode over here to head you off.

16:01John, they killed Porter.

16:03Monty, look after the buckboard, will you?

16:05Yes, sir.

16:06This man saved my life.

16:08I'm afraid in my excitement I forgot to thank you, sir.

16:10That's all right.

16:11I'm sorry I didn't arrive sooner.

16:13And I want to thank you, too.

16:15I couldn't afford to lose Dad.

16:19What brought you up in these parts, Smith?

16:21Just drifting a bunch of cattle through here.

16:23That is, me and my partner.

16:25You know these men?

16:26Very well.

16:27Meet Tucson Smith.

16:29Or should I say, Two-Gum Smith.

16:31And his partner is Tony Martin.

16:33My daughter, Jones.

16:35Pleased to meet you.

16:40Stale or drifting, Smith?

16:45That all depends.

16:46On what?

16:47The price of beef.

16:48That's right, Tucson.

16:50We understand they're paying top prices around here,

16:52and there's no time like the present to make a deal.

16:55How many head have you got?

16:56Five hundred and ten now.

17:00Oh, I guess we can make a deal all right.

17:03And if we do, are you staying or drifting?

17:10That all depends.

17:11I can make it interesting for you if you stay on.

17:14We've been having a lot of trouble.

17:16Well, wherever there's trouble, you usually find Tucson Smith.

17:21Mr. Hayden, just how do you get to your ranch from here?

17:24You go straight down the canyon trail.

17:26You can't miss it.

17:27All right, Stoney, you better get the stock moving.

17:29Right, Putter.

17:30Sheriff, there's three of your ex-citizens lying over there.

17:34I thought maybe the law might be interested.

17:36Well, the law sure will be.

17:55I told you never to come here in the daytime.

17:58But I had to come.

18:00They just got Forster, Peters, and Marks.

18:03What about Hayden?

18:06We got Porter, and would have gotten Hayden,

18:08but a pair of strangers cut down on us,

18:10and one of them was the best lead slinger I ever saw.

18:14Well, that's a shame.

18:16Well, that's a shame.

18:18Well, that's a shame.

18:20Well, that's a shame.

18:22The best lead slinger I ever saw.

18:24Well, I was lucky to get away.

18:26Lucky for Hayden, you mean?

18:29Toro, you're riding across the border.

18:34You know where to go.

18:35Get Saunders and his men here at midnight.

18:38Yes, sir.

18:40Toro!

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