Western (1938) 57 minutes ~ Black & White
Learning of Walters' inheritance, Larson kills him and assumes his identity. When Larson's men try to kill Walter's niece Lola, Jack Lane breaks it up. This leads to a showdown with Jack outnumbered by Larson and his gang. Having saved Loma's life earlier, he has Fuzzy ride for him and his men.
Director: Sam Newfield
Writers: Fred Myton, Robert Emmett Tansey (story)
Stars: Addison "Jack" Randall, Louise Stanley and Al St. John
Learning of Walters' inheritance, Larson kills him and assumes his identity. When Larson's men try to kill Walter's niece Lola, Jack Lane breaks it up. This leads to a showdown with Jack outnumbered by Larson and his gang. Having saved Loma's life earlier, he has Fuzzy ride for him and his men.
Director: Sam Newfield
Writers: Fred Myton, Robert Emmett Tansey (story)
Stars: Addison "Jack" Randall, Louise Stanley and Al St. John
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01:00When I say no drinking, I mean what I say.
01:09We only had one drink, Larson.
01:11This won't be a tough job.
01:12And I'm not taking any arguments either.
01:14Let the other fellow drink.
01:16You stay sober.
01:17Here he comes.
01:18Hello, Moose.
01:19Howdy, Larson.
01:20How are you?
01:21How are you?
01:22We've been keeping the chair warm for you.
01:23We're glad.
01:24And we're glad to hear about your good luck.
01:26Well, I'm no poker tonight, boys, on account of pulling out early in the morning.
01:32But we'll sit down and have a kind of a little sociable chat with you all.
01:36Fine.
01:37Sure.
01:38Glad to have it.
01:39Well, sir, when I got that letter from that lawyer, you're going to knock me over with
01:44a feather.
01:45It is right here.
01:48E.J.
01:49Scroggins, attorney at law, Milford, Texas.
01:52E.J.
01:53Scroggins.
01:54It's funny.
01:55I never heard you say anything about having a rich brother-in-law.
01:58Well, Joel, they and me never got along very well.
02:01He believed that any fellow who believed in having a little fun was no good.
02:05Did he leave much?
02:07Sure.
02:08He's the richest man in Milford.
02:10Owned half the town, I guess.
02:12And you're the guardian.
02:14What sort of a girl is this niece of yours?
02:17I don't know.
02:18I ain't seen her since she was six-year-old.
02:20No?
02:21They didn't hang out no welcome signs for me and Milford.
02:24And Nola's been in school in the East for a good many years.
02:28Well, I'm her only living relative, and I guess Joel was stuck with me and had to name
02:33me her guardian.
02:35Let's have a drink.
02:36No, thanks.
02:37I never drink when I have work to do.
02:39Well, then, I'll be saying good night to you boys.
02:42Good night, boss.
02:43Good night.
02:51Good night.
03:21Larson, you're the most cold-blooded killer I ever saw.
03:45This was too good to pass up.
03:48From now on, my name is Moose Waters.
03:52And don't you guys forget it.
03:55Now, get ready to leave.
03:57We're heading for Milford.
03:58We'd better stay out of Milford.
04:00Why?
04:01Only that half-breed lomer is hiding out in that country.
04:04What about him?
04:06I'd like to forget him, but he won't forget us.
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13:51No.
13:56Definitely not.
13:57a drink of all the profits are you know me boss I never take
14:00a drink of the last year unless you get it for nothing stop you and I come to
14:04the office.
14:17This ain't
14:17a bad look and lay out what's next well boys I'm going out and meet my niece.
14:25It would save me
14:25a lot of trouble if she was out of the way and get the horses ready.
14:36Hey.
14:45From now on you're my assistant collect all the spectrums and shine them up.
14:54And
15:01don't forget from now on my name is not last it's Walter's.
15:05I'm
15:21leaving in charge of the place so that you run it right don't worry I'll take care
15:25of it just like I own it.
15:26This belongs in
15:32the cash register that's just where I was going to put it so I notice.
15:46You boys come with me.
15:57I.
16:16Know that's the road she's got to come over you men know what to do.
16:27I can't afford to be recognized in case of
16:30a slip up I'll wait down the road.
16:56I.
17:07Must be going to Melford but yeah I did you see the smile to give me who was
17:11a horse no the lady but you know she was saying of yourself what about that poor
17:16girl in Omaha pining away for you. Can I help it if I'm so doggone fascinating
17:21to go raise me
17:22a beard on.
17:41All right get down off that wagon.
17:51All right.
18:21All right.
18:51♪
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19:34Are you all right, miss?
19:35Yes, thanks to you.
19:38Those coyotes won't bother you no more, miss.
19:40I sure showed them where to get off.
19:42You certainly did, Buzzy.
19:43And now how about going back and getting the driver?
19:45I guess it'll be safe to leave you for a while.
19:47Well, I reckon you can get along all right.
19:50Yes, I think so.
19:57Will you come into my parlor while we're waiting?
19:59Oh, it's very nice of you to ask me.
20:18You were awfully brave.
20:20Well, I didn't have much chance to get scared.
20:22I was pretty busy.
20:24You don't look as though you belong
20:25in this part of the country.
20:26Well, I don't exactly.
20:28My father, Joel Day, lived all of his life out here,
20:30but I've spent most of mine in the east.
20:33And now that Dad is gone, I'm returning home
20:36practically a stranger.
20:37Well, if you want a new batch of friends,
20:39may I put in my application?
20:41Application approved and accepted.
20:42And a friend's first due to a friend
20:44is to see that they're never lonesome.
20:46And being a very conscientious young man,
20:48I'll guarantee you never to be lonely.
20:50Oh, I'm beginning to feel like home already.
21:11Where are you stopping in Milford?
21:12Well, I don't know as yet,
21:14but I inherited a place called the Happy Gala.
21:16I suppose from the looks of it, you can find me there.
21:18Well, the Happy Gala will see quite a lot of me.
21:21Goodbye.
21:21Goodbye.
21:22Goodbye.
21:23Get out.
21:35That's a smart guy, huh?
21:37You have to send me out after the driver.
21:40Why, Fuzzy, I'm surprised at you.
21:42What about Minnie Omaha?
21:44It isn't fair for you to have all the pretty girls, you know.
21:46And besides, when you're around, I haven't got a chance.
21:54They sure made a mess of that job.
21:56Ed said it was those two strange cow punchers
21:58that spoiled everything.
21:59It was.
22:00And they'd better not hang around town,
22:02or they'd be sticking here a long time.
22:04And that goes for that niece of mine, too.
22:06Boss, you can get things by being smart,
22:08just the same as you can with that gun.
22:10And it's nowhere near as tough on the neck.
22:12What do you mean?
22:13Well, we won't have much trouble making
22:14the girl sick of Melfon.
22:15Put yourself.
22:17She'll be coming around to see you.
22:18And when she does, we'll take the boys and...
22:31Did you want something?
22:32Why, yes.
22:34I'm looking for my uncle, Moose Walters.
22:36I was told I could find him here.
22:38Why, ma'am, there's nobody here but...
22:40Oh, yeah, he's at the office.
22:50Hey, Walters, there's a gal here
22:51that says you're her uncle, Moose.
22:55All right, send her in.
23:01Why, Nola, what a lovely young lady you've grown to be.
23:05You know, I didn't expect you so soon.
23:07Sit down, make yourself comfortable.
23:11And you're just like your mother.
23:13You know, she was a pretty girl, too.
23:16You know, I can hardly remember her.
23:18I was so small when I lost her.
23:20Yes, and that's the last time I saw you.
23:24I hope you haven't forgotten your uncle.
23:26Oh, well, you can hardly expect me to remember you
23:27after so long.
23:28Hey, hey, hey, hey!
23:30Excuse me.
23:31You can't do that!
23:34Hey, what's going on out here?
23:36Come over and break it up!
23:38Break it up and throw those guys out of here!
23:40It don't be so easy with them, either.
23:42Come on, get out of here.
23:52I'm sorry that had to happen.
23:54You know, this is a pretty wild town for a little girl
23:56like you.
23:56I can see that.
23:58I'm afraid I don't belong here.
24:00I had an idea you'd feel that way about it.
24:02And if you'd like me to dispose of your property,
24:04I'm quite sure I could.
24:07Now, you give me power of attorney,
24:08and you'll have nothing more to worry about.
24:11I think that would be the best thing for me to do.
24:14Now, you sit down, and I'll write it out.
24:37I'm afraid that won't help you very much, Fuzzy.
24:49She said she spent more time with the happy gal.
24:52What, running the saloon?
25:06Want a beer?
25:08What gal?
25:19There she is, Fuzzy.
25:21I'll get her.
25:22I'll get her.
25:36I'll get her.
25:57Well, I'm glad to see you're so conscientious
26:00about your duties.
26:02I want you to meet my uncle, Mr. Walters.
26:04Haven't I seen you someplace before?
26:06Well, then maybe you're a twin brother in the neighborhood.
26:09People are often mistaken for someone else.
26:11It happens every day.
26:12Well, one of us has made the mistake, all right.
26:14But you're busy now, so perhaps we'll see you later.
26:17Yeah, we sort of hoped you'd have supper with us
26:19down at the restaurant.
26:20And I sort of hoped you'd ask me.
26:22I'm staying at Mrs. Cherry's boarding house.
26:24Please come and get acquainted with your only niece.
26:26I certainly will, Nola.
26:28I've so much to tell you.
26:29I was in a holdup, and these two men saved me.
26:32Yes, I heard about the holdup.
26:33And I feel I owe your friends a great deal.
26:36Don't forget, I'll expect you real soon.
26:38I hope you don't mind us cutting your niece out
26:40of the herd this way, you know.
26:42Oh, that's all right.
26:43It was very interesting meeting you, Mr. Walters.
26:45And I'm sure we'll meet again.
26:47Well, goodbye, Uncle.
26:48Goodbye, Nola dear.
27:06I certainly never dreamed I'd own a saloon.
27:26I know a lot of people who'd just love
27:28to take it off your hands.
27:29Well, I know one that would.
27:32Come on, let's eat.
27:37Ed.
27:41I don't want those two cowpunches hanging around town.
27:44Find a way to get rid of them.
27:50Stop.
27:51Come inside.
27:55Say, boss, was the girl very scared
27:57of that fake flight of ours?
27:58I think she was willing to sell out anyhow.
28:01But if I hadn't had this power of attorney,
28:03those two cowboys might have upset my plans.
28:05Were there two that horned in at the holdup?
28:07Yes, and one of them saw me there.
28:09Say, that's bad.
28:16Thank you, Sir Galan.
28:17Done like a gentleman.
28:18Oh, he's quite a ladies' man, all right.
28:20Have him tell you about Omaha someday.
28:23Wise guy, huh?
28:27Go ahead, boss.
28:28Go ahead.
28:29Go ahead.
28:34Thank you for a nice dinner and a very pleasant evening.
28:36And good company, I hope.
28:38Delightful company.
28:39Yeah, but too much of a crowd for supper.
28:42That's true, Fuzzy, but I didn't want to hurt your feelings
28:45by saying anything about it.
28:47There's one of the men that held us up.
28:49Stay here, Fuzz.
28:55I'm sorry.
28:56It's all right.
28:57It's all right.
28:58It's all right.
28:59It's all right.
29:00It's all right.
29:01It's all right.
29:02It's all right.
29:03It's all right.
29:08It's all right.
29:19Don't stand in front of that window.
29:20Well, why don't you go and help him?
29:22I'd like to, but the tech told me to stay here.
30:03Jack, are you all right?
30:26Yeah, I'm all right, but he got away.
30:28It looks like someone isn't very friendly towards you.
30:30I can't imagine who it could be.
30:32You'd better sit down.
30:38And then what happened?
30:39Well, when we spiked him, Tex ran in and knocked him cold.
30:41Did anybody see you?
30:43Well, I don't know.
30:45Well, you get Tex and head for the hills.
30:47And get going right away.
30:48I don't want you seeing him around here.
30:49Go on.
30:50Why should I lie to you?
30:52Your life is in danger, and I'd just feel better if you were safely out of Milford.
30:55Well, I expect I soon will be.
30:57I gave my uncle power of attorney to dispose of my interests.
31:00You gave your uncle your power of attorney.
31:02Was that the paper I saw you sign?
31:04That was it.
31:06Do you know your uncle very well?
31:08That's a funny question.
31:09Why do you ask?
31:10I'm just curious about him.
31:12Do you?
31:13Well, to tell you the truth, I don't.
31:15I haven't seen him since I was six years old.
31:17Well, are you sure you can trust him?
31:19Certainly.
31:20He's my mother's brother.
31:22You might as well ask me if I could trust my mother.
31:24Well, you know, detectives suspect everybody.
31:27The one they don't suspect is the one that done the murder.
31:32Well, I don't claim to be a top-hand detective,
31:34but I can follow a trail,
31:36and that leads right to your uncle.
31:38That's ridiculous.
31:39I'm sorry, but it's not.
31:41I happened to see him at the holdup,
31:43and it was a deliberate attempt on your life.
31:45You're mistaken.
31:46No, I'm not mistaken.
31:48Can't you realize your life is in danger, and I'm only trying to save you?
31:51I don't believe it.
31:52You're a very foolish young lady.
31:53That's a matter of opinion.
31:54I won't let you slander my uncle.
31:56Good night.
31:59You don't deserve to be helped.
32:05All those foolish little nitwits.
32:07Well, I guess now we can go to Overhaul.
32:09No, we can't.
32:10Well, why not?
32:12We're going to stay here fuzzy and help her in spite of herself.
32:14Boy, you sure ask for punishment.
32:16I certainly do, and we're asking for some more right now.
32:19Now, here's what I want you to do.
32:26Come on.
32:49Say, boss, there's one of that pair now.
32:52Looks like the boys did lay the other one out.
32:56Let's go.
33:21Hey, what are you doing there, partner?
33:23Oh, just a little game of skill.
33:25Played by the Escrow Indians to show that the hand is quicker than the eye.
33:29Now, you, uh, see the little pea?
33:33Well, put the pea down like that.
33:34Now, it's up to you to guess which shell the little pea's under after I scuttle.
33:39Now, watch that.
33:46Ha, finished.
33:48Hey, you fooled me that time, didn't you?
33:50Well, we'll try again.
33:51Now, watch that.
33:55Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
33:57Doggone it, you haven't got the keenest eye of any person I ever met up with.
34:02Tell you what I'll do.
34:03I'll bet you the drinks for the house I bet you this time.
34:07All right, go ahead.
34:08Just scuttle them things up like that.
34:10Now, watch it.
34:11There's the little pea.
34:12See?
34:13There's the little pea.
34:14See?
34:30Ha, ha, ha, ha.
34:32Good, isn't it?
34:33All right, fellas, come on up to the bar.
34:35Wait a minute, Clem.
34:36That's a personal bet.
34:38Drinks are not on the house.
34:40I'm sorry, fellas.
34:42I left my gun belt in the office, I'll be right out.
34:49Lawson!
34:56There they are!
35:12Let's go!
35:42Let's go!
36:12Gone! What's gone?
36:14That paper the girl signed.
36:21I guess no one took out after us.
36:23Look that way, did you get what she was after?
36:25I bet I did.
36:28That's that.
36:30Say, that gent that bounced in on you yelled Lawson.
36:32I heard him. And it was Walters who registered the name.
36:43Clem, anybody ask for Walters, he ain't here, understand?
36:46Okay.
36:54That cow puncher that broke in here last night, headed this way.
36:57We'll get rid of him right now.
36:59You can't do that, there's people out there.
37:05I'll get him.
37:07I'll get him.
37:09I'll get him.
37:10I'll get him.
37:23Hey, bartender.
37:26Where's Walters?
37:28I don't know, I ain't seen him today.
37:32He's still here in case he comes back.
37:34I'll look around town.
37:38Stub?
37:39I got an idea.
37:41We'll get him out to where there ain't no people.
37:44Now listen.
37:56Put them things in your pocket or I'll knock you down.
37:59Clem.
38:03What do you want?
38:05There'll be a man here sometime today by the name of Bowen looking for Walters.
38:07Yeah?
38:09Tell him you find Walters in his cabin at the end of the eucalyptus trail.
38:11But don't tell anyone else, you understand?
38:13Never mind what I told you, do what I tell you now.
38:16But listen, I...
38:17Shut up.
38:33Hey, Jack.
38:38I just heard a couple of guys talking and Walters is in that cabin up at the end of the eucalyptus trail.
38:41That's nice work, Buzzy.
38:43I'll follow that tip right away.
38:45You mean we'll follow it?
38:47No, you stay here and keep an eye on Miss Day.
38:49We don't know what they're going to do.
38:51Well, I suppose somebody ought to stick around and kind of be on guard.
38:53Yes, but don't you forget Minnie Omaha.
38:55I do.
39:07Come on.
39:37Come on.
40:07Come on.
40:37Come on.
41:08Hey, whoa.
41:29Hold it!
41:31Don't let him get away.
41:37Don't let him get away.
42:07Don't let him get away.
42:26Well, my friend, what is the matter?
42:28Some fellows want my scalp.
42:30We will not worry about that.
42:32Hombres, go after them.
42:37Let's go.
43:07Let's go.
43:26They thought they had me in a trap.
43:28But I guess I fooled them.
43:30That was very smart, my friend.
43:32Come inside.
43:34Tell me about it.
43:38These men.
43:40Why are they after you?
43:42Well, I horned in on their game a little more
43:44and they don't like the way I play.
43:46Well, I don't understand.
43:49Well, you see, there's a girl in Melbourne.
43:51Oh, now I begin to see.
43:54They make trouble for her.
43:56Her life is in danger and I can't make her realize it.
43:59She don't think you're telling the truth.
44:01Well, that's because the man in back of all this
44:03claims to be her uncle.
44:04And I know he's lying.
44:06Well, why do you think this?
44:08His name is supposed to be Walters.
44:10But last night, during a little excitement,
44:12he answered to the name of Larson.
44:14Larson?
44:16That's what they called him.
44:18He's, uh,
44:20heavy set, dark,
44:22with the mustache.
44:24He's got a scar on the head.
44:26That's right.
44:28All this time I have searched for him.
44:30And I have found him.
44:31All this time I have searched for him.
44:33I have stayed in this territory
44:35where the lorges hunt me like a wolf.
44:37So that someday I would find him.
44:41Amigo,
44:43Larson is the man who make me an outlaw
44:46and who killed my brother.
44:49I will see him right away.
45:02Comrades,
45:04you will ride with me.
45:31Come on.
46:02The ore samples from that new discovery
46:04on your property are here.
46:06We'll only be a minute.
46:08You see, I wanted to keep it a secret
46:10so as not to start any excitement.
46:13Come on.
46:15Come on.
46:17Come on.
46:19Come on.
46:21Come on.
46:23Come on.
46:25Come on.
46:27Come on.
46:29Come on.
46:31Come on.
46:40I don't see any ore samples.
46:46There aren't any.
46:48Well, why did you bring me here?
46:50I wanted to be where we could talk business
46:52without being disturbed.
46:54I think it would be better
46:56if you'd sign the estate over to me.
46:58Why should I do that?
46:59Would you rather sign or have me inherited?
47:02You're only trying to frighten me.
47:04You wouldn't do a thing like that.
47:06You don't know me very well.
47:12Stay where you are.
47:30What have you done?
47:32I said I didn't want to be disturbed.
47:35I've got to go back to town for a while
47:37so I'll leave you here to think it over.
47:59Come on.
48:29You can't go into town, Loma.
48:31You're tangling with the sheriff right away.
48:33Well, if I can get these men first, I don't care.
48:37No, you wait here.
48:39I'll go on in alone.
48:41I'll put a bee in Larson's bonnet.
48:43Well, I will wait a little while.
48:45That's the best thing to do.
48:47I'll be right back.
48:59I'll be right back.
49:30We're just about ready to cash in.
49:32She won't hold out much longer.
49:48I'm calling for a showdown.
49:51When I'm ready for a showdown, I'll let you know.
49:54Not this time, you won't be.
49:55I know who you are and all about you.
49:57And your name isn't Walters.
49:59You'll have a hard time proving that.
50:01I'm not going to bother to prove it.
50:03But I'm not going to stand by and see you rob this girl.
50:06You're leaving town.
50:08You have one hour to get out.
50:26I have a shot at him right here.
50:28But I can't afford to get in the jam with the law.
50:30I'll give him all the gun smoke he can eat when I'm ready.
50:34I'm going up to the cabin.
50:36Get all the boys and bring them up there.
50:38We'll take it easy until I get the property.
50:40All right.
50:45I'm going up to the cabin.
50:47Get all the boys and bring them up there.
50:49We'll take it easy until I get the property.
50:51All right.
50:55I'm going up to the cabin.
51:26What happened, Buzz?
51:28If I didn't have such a hard head, I'd be dead.
51:30Me and Larson were shaking guns at each other
51:32and I wasn't even in the money.
51:34Where was this?
51:36Up in the hills.
51:38I was following him and Nola.
51:40Nola?
51:42Yeah.
51:44She's the prisoner in a shack up there.
51:46She's the prisoner in a shack up there.
51:48She's the prisoner in a shack up there.
51:50She's the prisoner in a shack up there.
51:52She's the prisoner in a shack up there.
51:53Yeah, she's the prisoner in a shack up there.
51:55How do I get there?
51:57You just stay on this road until you hit the forks.
52:08Look, Buzz.
52:10Loom us down the road a bit.
52:12Get to him for me, can you?
52:14Sure, I'm as good as a dozen dead men.
52:16Oh, swell.
52:18Get going.
52:19Come on.
52:23Come on.
52:53Come on.
53:23Come on.
53:54Come on.
53:56Come on.
54:23Come on.
54:47Come on.
54:53Come on.
55:23Would it do any good for me to apologize?
55:25Well, it wouldn't do any harm.
55:33You all right, Omega?
55:35Sure, how about you?
55:37Oh, I'm very much disappointed.
55:39I no find the man I want.
55:41No?
55:43No.
55:45No.
55:47No.
55:49No.
55:51No.
55:53Come on.
56:04Come on.
56:08I found this guy wandering away from the herd,
56:11so I thought I'd round him up and bring him in.
56:13And I think with the proper inducement, Loma,
56:15he might be made to talk.
56:17You say it was Larson that branded you an outlaw?
56:20Si, si.
56:21I think this fella could tell the sheriff
56:23how it was all a mistake.
56:25Well, if he can, he better do it.
56:27Come on.
56:29We'll take a little walk.
56:31You can't turn me over to that gang.
56:33I can't help it.
56:35Of course, if you want to be stopped...
56:37Oh, all right, I'll talk.
56:39I'll tell the sheriff everything I know.
56:41Don't turn me over to him.
56:43Gracias, senor.
56:45You have done very much for me.
56:47And you've done very much for me.
56:49Well, you ain't never done nothing for me
56:51until you've done something for me first.
56:53Come on, little doggie.
56:55I'm going to introduce this fella to the sheriff,
56:57then I'm heading for Omaha.
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