Rogers plays a lookalike to the dead Billy The Kid and restores the tranquility of Lincoln County after subduing the criminal element.
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01:32I can't interfere with officers who are enforcing the law.
01:44Wait.
01:50Here they come.
01:58Did we get him?
01:59No.
02:00Looks like he's still in there, Mr. Madison.
02:02Better keep down.
02:03He never yet, Mr. Manning, could line his sights on.
02:05Oh, the devil himself couldn't shoot straight out of that fire.
02:09Hey, Billy!
02:10You turned yellow?
02:11You're scared to come out and take him?
02:14Yeah!
02:20Get set, boys.
02:21I'm coming out!
02:28Why don't he come out and get it over with?
02:38Oh...
02:40Go!
02:43Go!
02:56Go!
02:58Go!
03:00Hey, you! Get off my horse!
03:29Where is he?
03:30Who, my husband?
03:32You know who I mean, Billy the Kid.
03:33He headed this way and you're hiding him.
03:35No, sir.
03:36You've done it before.
03:37That's why we're running you nesters off our range.
03:40We're sick of you people protecting murderers like him.
03:43That's a lie.
03:44You're putting us homesteaders off our claims
03:46because you big ranters begrudge us a little of the open range.
03:50Throw these things out.
03:51Hold on there.
03:57Don't ever try to beat me to the draw, Mattson.
04:00The next time it'll be through the head instead of the hand.
04:02Drop those guns and get out of here.
04:13I don't reckon he'll be bothering you again, ma'am.
04:15Why do you stick up for us nesters?
04:18My father was a nester.
04:19Besides, you folks come in mighty handy for a meal or bed
04:21when the fellow's on the dodge.
04:23Poor boy, you must be starved.
04:24I'll throw some vittles on the table and a jiffy.
04:26Thanks, but after what happened, I'd better keep moving.
04:29Well, good luck.
04:43Let's go.
04:49Oh.
04:51Howdy, Mattson.
04:52Hello, Mr. Garrett.
04:53What's your hand?
04:54Oh, just had a little run in with Billy the kid.
04:57We followed him from Lincoln down to the old Allen place.
05:00We'll be gone the time you get there.
05:02Well, I'm not going there, Mattson.
05:04I got a lead on where he's been hiding out these nights.
05:10You're looking he knows where to find him.
05:12If he does, it's too bad for Billy.
05:26. . . .
05:28. . .
05:31. . .
05:35. .
06:01Billy, help you.
06:04Take it easy.
06:05I got you covered.
06:07Why don't you shoot?
06:08You said you were the next time we met.
06:11No, I'm going to give you another chance, Billy.
06:13Will you go, peaceably?
06:17Sure.
06:33Born to the saddle with the west in my heart, my eyes to the prairie skies, with a happy
06:42song as I jog along, born to the saddle am I, born to the splendor and the charm of the
06:51plains, I'm free as the birds that fly, and I find romance in the broad expanse, born
07:00to the saddle am I, the life I lead is fine indeed, my cares don't mean a thing, I'll
07:11greet each day with a grin and say, it's grand to live and be able to sing.
07:20Born to the saddle with a song on my lips, in tune with the winds that sigh, and I'll never
07:29change as I ride the rain, born to the saddle am I.
07:38B-J-B-J-L-G-I-N-E-Y-N-E-Y-N-E-Y-N-E-Y-N
07:44-E-Y-N-E-Y-Y-Y-N-E-Y-Y-Y-P-U-I-Y.
08:06The End
08:47You gents looking for trouble?
08:49Billy!
08:50Billy!
08:59What do you think of these New Mexico bad men, Trigger?
09:02You're right, they wouldn't make common chicken thieves back in Texas.
09:05Come on, we've got to catch up that nest with horses.
09:18Come on, let's get out of here!
09:38Let them go, boys! We got work to do here!
09:44Sit her down, boys. Over near the wagon.
09:47You know, if I had it to do over again, I'd have let that organ burn so I could sell
09:51you a new one.
09:53You want us to help you load up, Mr. Miller?
09:56Well, what's the use? They got my horses.
09:58Well, whose horses is them?
10:08I sure have much advice to you, but shucks, it's just like you, though, to get them back from them
10:13thieving ranchers.
10:14You're all right, Billy.
10:16Billy? Well, my name's Roy Rogers.
10:19Oh, sure. Anything you say is all right with me, Billy.
10:23Uh, meet my friend, Mr. Millhouse.
10:25Well, howdy, frog.
10:27Why, you are Roy Rogers.
10:29Do you know him?
10:31Know him? Sure I know him. I used to go to school with him down in Texas.
10:35Didn't I?
10:36That's right.
10:36I was in the third grade nine years down there.
10:39Say, I heard you as a deputy sheriff or something, was you?
10:43Was is right.
10:44What happened?
10:45Well, the new sheriff thought I was too young, so I headed west looking for a job.
10:49Now, imagine him saying a thing like that.
10:51You know, I'd give you a job, but I got more men than I know what to do with right
10:55now.
10:55Oh, don't worry about me, frog. With trouble like this going on, there should be room for another peace officer
11:00here.
11:00I tell you what you do. You ride into town with us and put in your bid.
11:04There's a shortage of good peace officers around here.
11:08Thirsty trigger? I'll be back in a minute.
11:11All right.
11:15Well, sir, you sure put that over.
11:18But you didn't need to cover up with me.
11:20I put what over?
11:22Oh, that Texas business.
11:26Billy never went to school a day in his whole life.
11:29But if you say so, he's a college graduate.
11:43Let me do that, ma'am.
11:53Thanks, young man. You can tell your folks you had good raisins.
11:55Well, you're welcome. Who shall I say give me the recommendation?
11:58Nathaniel Moore of Connecticut, sir.
12:00Pleased to meet you, Mr. Moore.
12:01My name's Roy Rogers.
12:04This is my daughter, Ellen.
12:05I'm obliged to, sir.
12:07Well, that's nothing.
12:08Helping newcomers has always been part of my job.
12:10Where are you folks bound for?
12:12We haven't decided where to locate. Just looking the country over.
12:15It's a mighty big country.
12:17It's a big country to find a dollar in, as the fellow says.
12:20Get aboard, Ellen.
12:21We've got all a ten mile to make before sundown.
12:25Can I help you up, Miss Ellen?
12:36Why did you ask us our name and where we were heading for?
12:39Well, because if you aim to take up land and be farmers in cow country,
12:42you're heading right straight for trouble.
12:44Oh, we don't aim to.
12:45You see, father's not a farmer. He's a storekeeper, a merchant.
12:48Oh, that's different.
12:50Then you won't need a lawman to sort of look after you, will you?
12:53Of course not. But thanks anyway.
12:55Go on, babe. Go on, Ed.
12:58Come on, boys.
13:14Here he comes.
13:16You know how many men he's killed?
13:19Twenty-one.
13:21How many women?
13:22He don't count women.
13:29I hear you held up the bank of Zocora and cleaned them out.
13:33What's the use of an outlaw having so much money?
13:36He can't spend it.
13:37Well, he thinks he can.
13:38Well, he's getting so sure of himself a man wouldn't believe it.
13:41Big pardon, gents. Do you mind if we use some of this walk?
13:50I saw him first.
13:59Five dishes of ice cream.
14:00Yeah, make them double dishes.
14:04Mart, you cover the rear.
14:09There's a big boot for you.
14:11Hey, you don't eat ice cream, do you?
14:12Yeah.
14:13Well, I'm figuring on eating all five of them.
14:18Reach high and quick.
14:20You can't do that. He's my partner.
14:22I got him. Him and A's partner, Cole.
14:24Hey, what's going on?
14:26We ain't done nothing. What's the matter?
14:30Well, Mr. Page, what can I do for you gents in the land office?
14:34The administration has sent me to find out why cattlemen are allowed to run settlers off the public land.
14:39Ain't that a local problem?
14:40I'm afraid you don't realize it's a national problem.
14:43We must have room for the crowded people of the east, land where they can safely settle.
14:47Their protection is your duty.
14:48And what are you doing about it, Marshal?
14:51There's nothing I can do about it, except feel sorry for the poor devils.
14:54You should be able to control a few cattlemen, you a United States Marshal.
14:57That's just it, Page.
14:59Being a federal officer, I can act only in offenses against the United States government.
15:03Nesters is a local problem.
15:04Then as far as you're concerned, there's nothing can be done to stop the robbery and killing of innocent men
15:08and women?
15:16What is this?
15:17Well, these men claim I'm Billy the Kid and it ain't so.
15:19That here's a man who knows me.
15:21Yeah, but who knows him?
15:22Well, he does.
15:25Well, anyhow.
15:26I'm not the man you want.
15:27I'm Roy Rogers from Texas.
15:29Everybody knows you can lie faster than a hound dog can lick a plate.
15:33You think so?
15:34Well, then take a look at this.
15:39Deputy Roy Rogers, Sheriff's Office, San Antone, Texas.
15:42I know where he got that.
15:44Off the last man he killed.
15:46Son, you better give an account of yourself.
15:48Well, I'm here looking for a job.
15:49Everybody knows we got no jobs for outside punchers.
15:52But I can do more than punch cattle.
15:54I've been a sheriff's deputy and I've wrangled horses.
15:57Yeah, and he's a musician too.
15:58Yep. We know what sort of music.
16:01Finger exercises on a .45.
16:03It just happens that Billy the Kid can't play a note or sing one either.
16:07We'll call your bluff.
16:08Get that guitar.
16:10Cool customer, isn't he?
16:12Thanks, partner.
16:14What shall I sing?
16:15No, anything.
16:33Sing a little song about anything.
16:35I wonder why he feels so happy.
16:38Words should rhyme, but who's got time?
16:43Just sing a little song about anything.
16:45I wonder why he feels so happy.
16:48I know lots of things worth knowing.
16:53But you won't have a need of an education where you're a-going.
16:58I am haunted.
17:01You mean wanted.
17:03Sing a little song about anything.
17:06I wonder why I feel so happy.
17:08What do you think of a crazy gink who feels so cheerful?
17:10Is he a guy who never cries?
17:12Oh, how fearful.
17:13Sing a little song about anything.
17:15I wonder why I feel so happy.
17:18Do you suppose the fellow knows the meaning of worry?
17:20One of the few who's never blue or in a hurry.
17:23Sing a little song about anything.
17:25I wonder why I feel so happy.
17:48You boys ready to admit you made a mistake?
17:50Let me through.
17:51He's shouting my brother.
17:52Let me at him.
18:00There's only one man that can shoot like that.
18:02Now try and claim you're not Billy the Kid.
18:05Hold on there.
18:06What's the trouble, Dave?
18:07We're still finding out what's up.
18:09Put that glo-co fool under arrest.
18:11The rest of you?
18:11Get out.
18:13Not you.
18:14Come back here.
18:16How about our reward?
18:17Sure, we brought him in.
18:19Huh?
18:19You mean I did?
18:20You can wait until we figure out who you brought in.
18:23Come on, Pat.
18:25What do you mean you brought him in?
18:31Don't you know who to lie if you are, Billy?
18:33There's the man that knows you.
18:34Yes, I knew Billy well.
18:36Rode the range with him and was his friend until he went wrong.
18:39Looking at you, I'd swear he was him.
18:42But you're not.
18:44How do you know, Pat?
18:46Because I killed Billy last night.
18:49That's too bad.
18:50Your point of view is hard to understand, Marshal.
18:52What's too bad about killing a murderous outlaw?
18:55When it comes to protecting those poor nesters you were so worried about,
18:58Billy was more used to me than all my deputies.
19:00He had the ranchers plumb buffaloed.
19:02How do you know?
19:03They mistook me for Billy the Kid and they sure took out on a high low.
19:07Hunting a job for yourself, ain't you?
19:10You're needing a new Billy the Kid, ain't you?
19:12You ain't gonna take that job. It's too dangerous.
19:14Well, so is my resemblance to Billy dangers.
19:16I might as well put it to some use, hadn't I?
19:18Pat, maybe we can hold off letting it out as how you killed Billy the Kid.
19:22You mean have Rogers help the homesteaders do the things Billy did?
19:24Yeah, but not the bad ones.
19:26Think you can handle the job, Rogers?
19:28Well, why not try me?
19:29See here, if you think the United States government's going to legalize an outlaw...
19:32Well, this boy ain't an outlaw. You'll just be impersonating one.
19:35And if he shows the same nerve on the job that he's shown here,
19:39why, he'll have the whole territory eaten out of his hands.
19:42That's what worries me. You're putting too much power in the hands of an inexperienced boy.
19:46Maybe you're right, Pat. But I don't know any steady family man that would take the job.
19:51From now on, you forget that you knew him as Roy Rogers.
19:54He's deputized to be Billy the Kid. Savvy?
19:56Yes, sir. Raise your right hand.
20:03Let's have the key to your best room.
20:05But suppose the people find out Billy's here with you, then there'll be much trouble.
20:09Nobody's going to know he's here unless you tell him. I'm alone up there, Savvy.
20:13No, I wouldn't tell him.
20:29Chocolate for Mr. Mattson.
20:32Open it for me, will you?
20:45Garrett taking Billy back to Lincoln for trial.
20:48We'll put up at Ramone's halfway house tonight.
20:51Who said it?
20:52Don't say.
20:55Maybe a trick.
20:57We better get over there just the same.
21:00Get out and round up the men.
21:05Thanks, Pat. Now when do I make my getaway from you?
21:09Watch your hurry.
21:10I'm still not sure you're the right man for the job.
21:13Well, what do you got against me?
21:15Nothing yet.
21:16Just what do you mean by that?
21:18I mean I rate a man by what he does.
21:21Well, why don't you wait and see what I do?
21:22Because there's something wrong with the setup.
21:25I can't believe you wanted the job of being Billy the Kid just to earn a deputy's pay.
21:29You had something bigger in mind, didn't you?
21:33Yes, but...
21:33Well, you wouldn't believe me if I told you.
21:35All right, go ahead.
21:38All right, ever since I can remember, I've heard of Pat Garrett.
21:41What a fine fellow he was.
21:43Well, I just wanted to know you and work with you and learn to be like you.
21:49Young fella, if I'm wrong about you, I'm awful sorry.
21:53But every time I look at you, I seem to see another boy who talked the same line you do.
22:00The boy I finally had to kill.
22:02Oh, but I'm not Billy.
22:03I'll make good.
22:05Well, after what you just told me, I sure hope you do.
22:08Now look, you can make your getaway out of that window after I bring your supper up.
22:12You'll find your horse near the corral, already saddled.
22:15Thanks, Pat.
22:17Remember, you're plenty hated around here, so you better get your guns out of my bag now, just in case.
22:23All right.
22:25Here they come.
22:42Oh, where can I find an officer?
22:44An officer?
22:45The sheriff's in room number one upstairs.
22:56Who's there?
23:03Excuse me, miss.
23:05You looking for someone?
23:06Well, I...
23:07I was told I'd find the sheriff up here.
23:09Well, what seems to be the trouble?
23:10Well, my father's been robbed by a thieving sharper.
23:12Well, where?
23:13Out in the barnyard.
23:15Oh, you mean the corral.
23:16I'll go with you.
23:17All right.
23:29That's the queen, sir.
23:32Don't take that man's money, you thieving sharper.
23:35Gosh, you scared me for a minute, Billy.
23:37Don't call me Billy.
23:38Well, the marshal said to, why not?
23:40Make him give you back the rest of your money, Dad, while the sheriff's here to protect you.
23:44Don't worry, Elliot.
23:44I'll have my money back once you get the hang of this game.
23:47Oh, you've been doing that ever since we left Connecticut.
23:49A quarter here and a dime there.
23:51Why, you lose all the money you saved up to open your store.
23:53Are you fixing to open the store?
23:55Yes, sir, I...
23:55Why, you ought to be ashamed of yourself, letting me take your money like this.
23:59Why, I don't take money from people that's gonna start stores.
24:01I make money for them.
24:02Do it, boys?
24:03Sure.
24:04Well, sir, I should say so.
24:05We'll prove it to you.
24:06Get out the instruments, men.
24:20Ellen, those instruments would sell.
24:22Come on, everybody dance.
24:25Come on, boys.
24:26Come on, boys.
24:28Come on, boys.
24:31Come on, boys.
24:33Come on, boys.
24:34Come on, boys.
24:35Come on, boys.
24:52Have you decided where your father's going to open up this ship?
24:54Not yet. Where would you advise?
24:57Right here in Lincoln County.
24:58Why?
24:59With police protection.
25:00That's not enough. How's business?
25:03Well, I can guarantee you one steady customer.
25:15I knew we'd meet again sometime.
25:18I knew we would, too.
25:19Ellen?
25:20Yes?
25:22Would...
25:26What were you going to say?
25:27Now, ladies and gentlemen,
25:29I've got to prove to you all
25:31that anybody, a rank amateur,
25:33can take one of my Dixie Brand instruments
25:35and play it just like a professional.
25:37Now, I'm going to pick somebody out of the crowd here.
25:39Somebody that don't know a thing about music.
25:41How about you, stranger?
25:42Who, me?
25:43Yeah, try it.
25:44Oh, go ahead.
25:46Right up here.
25:54When the sun is setting on the prairie,
26:05my heart is there with you.
26:13Once again, we ride across the prairie,
26:23and find a dream come true.
26:31Each golden beam is a friend to cheer me.
26:40I close my eyes and pretend you're near me.
26:49When the sun is setting on the prairie,
27:00my heart is there with you.
27:11There he is.
27:47So long will I leave you.
28:05I promise the man's 꿈pad works.
28:06Well, there is a shooting station.
28:06Well, I'm glad he's done.
28:06He's not hurt bad.
28:07Serves him right for shooting at the sheriff.
28:09The sheriff?
28:10Well, I am the sheriff.
28:11The man who escaped was my prisoner, Billy the Kid.
28:14Billy the Kid?
28:16The murderer?
28:18Well, I wouldn't let a little thing like that worry me if I was you.
28:21He's only killed 20 or 30.
28:46Read that, Pat.
28:47Life and property safe again, all because an outlaw is on the job.
28:50Yeah.
28:51Well, you've got to eat crow this time, Pat.
28:53You were so sure that he'd start out protecting poor folks and wind up robbing rich ones.
28:58Yeah, all right, Dave.
28:59I reckon you were right.
29:00I was wrong.
29:01But I hear the ranchers are driving off the nest of stock so they can't break sod.
29:05Well, it's better than the burning and killing we used to have.
29:08Hey, listen to this.
29:11Nathaniel Moore announces the opening of his new bargain store in Lincoln.
29:15What?
29:17And I thought Yankees were smart.
29:20Yeah.
29:20Well, here we go again.
29:22I guess that fella never heard what happened to McSween for trying to buck Morganson.
29:34Keep your prices cheap as they are, Moore, and you'll change the buying habits of the entire town.
29:39Oh, you forgot something.
29:42Don't you want your souvenir of our grand opening?
29:44Gosh, thanks!
29:46Careful, big chief.
29:47Don't go around shooting people.
29:48Come on.
29:50Come on.
30:05Come on.
30:09Come on.
30:17Let's come complete, sharp and flat.
30:20If you buy my fiddle strings, I'll throw in some extra cash.
30:24Buck a week, a dollar down.
30:26Be the gayest man in town.
30:27With the Dixie Bram.
30:29With the Dixie Bram.
30:30There's a song in every horn
30:33And you'll never be full on
30:35With the Dixie Bram
30:36With the Dixie Bram
30:38Oh, choose a melody
30:40You can play it one, two, three
30:42With the Dixie Bram
30:44With the Dixie Bram
30:46Piccolos and violins
30:48Sweet guitars that you can strum
30:50Buy a pair of drumsticks now
30:51We'll throw in a lovely drum
30:53Fuck a week, a dollar down
30:55Be the guest man in town
30:57With the Dixie Bram
30:59With the Dixie Bram
31:01What's all that?
31:02Well, it's just what you ordered, a full musical department
31:05Well, I didn't order all that, besides, I can't pay for it right now
31:07Oh, shucks, your credit's good with me
31:09You can pay for it in 90 days
31:11A man can't refuse merchandise on terms like those
31:13Come on in, Milhouse
31:23You drew a right smart crowd down here
31:24Maybe you can't wait to make some sales for me
31:26How'd you guess it?
31:27You ready, boys?
31:28Let it go
31:33You'll be sharp if you try this harp
31:40Try this fight for the thrill of your life
31:46A slight trombone
31:48A zither or a flute
31:52A mandolin or a violin
31:56And a big bass violin's cute
32:01Better yet, try a clarinet
32:08A piccolo or a swell banjo
32:16Strike up the band
32:18Strike up the band
32:18Wake up the land
32:20Dixie's the bear
32:21It will stand the test
32:23You'll be sharp if you try this harp
32:27Try the fight for the thrill of your life
32:36Hello, friend
32:37Now my...
32:38Good afternoon, sir
32:39I just noticed you're advertising more
32:41Very clever
32:44It's convinced me I ought to buy you out
32:46I'm not selling
32:49$500, you said
32:51Well, I only intended giving you three
32:53But I'll make it five
32:55Rather than hold up the deal
32:57Huh
32:58You fellas wouldn't be so smart
33:00If you knowed who was standing behind you
33:03You wouldn't expect us to fall for that old trick, would you?
33:07Well, don't say I didn't warn you
33:12Better reach for us
33:13It's Billy
33:19Disarm them, Frog
33:21So you're the smart aleck that wouldn't fall for that trick, huh?
33:25What seems to be the trouble?
33:26Trouble?
33:27Mr. Morganson doesn't like competition
33:29So he's brought Mr. Matson and his friends down to make a sellout
33:32I understand you've been looking for me, Matson
33:35What's on your mind?
33:37If you won't speak up, I will
33:39Leave the settlers alone
33:40Or you might lose more than the use of that hand
33:42And you, Morganson
33:43Leave this store alone, too
33:45Well, I just came in to sort of look over the stock
33:48Friendly-like
33:49Friendly-like?
33:50With these gunmen?
33:51Why, these men are some of the biggest cattle ranches in the county
33:55Why, yeah
33:55We just come in to pick up some of these bargains
33:58Sure, we're customers
33:59Why, uh
34:00Why, uh
34:00I was gonna give more a big order
34:05Well, if that's the case
34:06Pardon me
34:08Tell the gentleman some merchandise, Frog
34:09Well, I should say
34:14You can sing hymns to them and you can dance to them
34:16Hotsing them off, Frog
34:17Maybe some of these men will bid them in
34:19Miss Moore, you come over and take the gentleman's money
34:23Now, what am I offered for this very fine Dixie brand concertina?
34:26Ten free easy lessons goes with every one of them
34:29Now, even a child can learn to play them
34:31Don't be afraid, speak up
34:32This man bids a hundred dollars
34:35So
34:44Thank you, sir
34:45Take the gun out of the man's belt, too
35:00Now, Mr. Morganson, this trombonee is just the thing you need
35:03I've heard tell that you're a big noise around this town
35:06What am I offered?
35:08Two hundred dollars
35:09Sold
35:10Give the gentleman his horn, Frog
35:11Do you know how to play it?
35:13No
35:28Like this
35:28Billy?
35:29Yes, Miss Ellen
35:30You've been a mighty good friend to us
35:31Even though you are a
35:33An outlaw
35:34Would it make any difference to you if I weren't?
35:37Well, you better be going now
35:39Not just yet
35:39You were going to tell me something
35:42Well, I was just going to warn you
35:43That the sheriff is coming to our opening
35:44He might walk in any minute
35:47All these men bid fifty dollars apiece for what's left
36:04Come on, come on
36:06Yeah, accompany him on the concertina
36:10Yes, sir
36:12We're going back there and get that money
36:19Mr. Moore
36:28Yes, sir
36:30What can I do for you?
36:31Let's have that money
36:33What?
36:34Those men are coming back for it as sure as shooting
36:36I'll keep it for you
36:37Don't you worry, I'll have it in a safe place
36:39In that tin box?
36:40Come on, let me have it
36:41Now I see through your game
36:42It was a slick roundabout way to rob those ranchmen
36:44And rob me too
36:50Come on, hand it over
37:06There goes Billy
37:12Let's go get him
37:13We'll get the storekeeper later
37:30Sheriff, I've been robbed
37:34Who robbed you?
37:35Billy the kid
37:35He got away with five hundred dollars or better
37:38Are you sure it was Billy?
37:40Yes
37:40Hurry, he's getting away
37:42Don't worry, we'll get him
37:43Let's go get him
37:50The End
38:39All right, boys.
38:52When I camped under the stars, I can't forget that night we met.
39:07When I camped under the stars, every breeze seemed to whisper, I love you.
39:22While the moon made a halo above you, I'll never forget that night we met.
39:39When I camped under the stars.
39:51When I camped under the stars.
40:27Well, hello, Pat.
40:29I was going to start shooting until I saw that paint horse of yours,
40:31and, well, I just knew it was you.
40:34Give me that storekeeper's money.
40:36Well, I already took it back to him.
40:42So you already took it back to him, huh?
40:45Well, that's not more. It's a bunch of the nesters gave it to me.
40:47Another yarn. I shouldn't have believed your first one.
40:50About wanting to work with me and make good with me.
40:53Well, if you'll only give me a chance to...
40:54I'm giving you a chance. The same chance I gave Billy.
40:58He had fair warning to get out of this country before I killed him.
41:02So have you.
41:05You'll think different by tomorrow morning.
41:16Good morning, Miss Ellen.
41:18I got your money back from Billy the kid.
41:22You didn't... Is he all right?
41:25Well, now, I don't know. I never laid eyes on him.
41:27I found the money in his saddlebags while he was out of camp.
41:31Well, thank goodness.
41:32But you see, this money doesn't belong to us.
41:34Billy returned ours the same night.
41:36Now, I don't want to doubt your word, Miss,
41:38but that's mighty hard to believe.
41:39But it's true.
41:41He did bring it back.
41:43You can see for yourself.
41:46Mr. Garrett, I was wrong.
41:48He only took it to keep the ranchers from getting it.
41:50Wrong?
41:51Now, look here, mister.
41:52You've got to be mighty careful about being wrong in this country.
41:55It might mean shooting.
41:57I wouldn't keep all that loose cash around here, either.
41:59Oh, Billy said it was all right.
42:01You see, everybody thinks that he stole it and kept it.
42:04Even you thought so, Mr. Garrett.
42:07It's no laughing matter, Ellen.
42:08Sheriff, I want to swear out warrants for Morganson
42:10and those bullies of his.
42:12Now, look here, Mr. Moore.
42:13This isn't Connecticut.
42:14The law is as new here as you tenderfeet.
42:18You mean you can't haul these rapscallions into court?
42:21Why, sure I can.
42:22But what's the use?
42:22They don't want to be acquitted by a jury
42:24of their friends and relatives.
42:26This is cattle country.
42:27And the cattlemen still run it.
42:39It's okay, Billy.
42:40I've been waiting for you and them horses.
42:42Got them yet?
42:44Sheriff Garrett sort of tied me up
42:45on that horse deal for you settlers.
42:47But don't worry, Ellen.
42:48Your money's safe.
42:49Ain't the money that worries me.
42:51I've got to turn sod on 40 acres or get out.
42:53You mean you'll lose your claim?
42:55That's why the ranchers have been stealing our horses.
42:57So we can't prove up our homesteads,
42:59according to the law.
43:00Yes, I know.
43:02Has Matson been giving you any trouble lately?
43:03No, but him and his crowd was here
43:05a couple hours ago looking for you.
43:08Might be them coming back.
43:13Thank God, it sure looks like it.
43:15I'll hide you in the barn.
43:16No, it's too late.
43:17They've seen me already.
43:39Stay on the outside.
43:40If he breaks into the open, fire a shot.
43:42All right.
44:40Good thing you're riding the same horse.
44:41I don't know what would happen to you if it wasn't for him.
44:44I almost took a shot at you again.
44:46Say, what's the idea of running me down like this?
44:48Well, Roy, it seems like this whole thing's a horse on me.
44:52All right, George, I'm sorry I didn't give you a chance
44:54to explain about that money.
44:56Well, that's all right, Pat.
44:57Thanks.
44:59I wish that was all, but it ain't.
45:01You're through.
45:03I know you've done a good job,
45:04but it seems that Mr. Page went down to Washington
45:07and squawked plenty,
45:08and Dave Conway got his orders to turn you loose right away.
45:12Well, what's going to happen to the homesteaders?
45:13Well, it's going to be tough.
45:15You know those cattlemen don't fear a thing but federal court.
45:18Well, why don't we run them in there?
45:19Well, the U.S. District Court
45:21only handles crimes against the government.
45:23Say, Pat,
45:24those ranchers haven't got us beat yet.
45:26We've still got a chance.
45:27Have we?
45:28Yes, if I can get some teamwork from Trog Millhouse,
45:30and I'm sure he'll be glad to help us.
45:39There goes that music peddler.
45:43I wonder what happened to his horses.
45:46Let's go find out.
45:51Hey, Morganson.
45:58What do you want?
45:59Well, Mr. Morganson,
46:02you see,
46:03what I'm trying to say is
46:05you reckon you and me could talk a little business?
46:07You've got a lot of gall coming here.
46:09Well, I know I have,
46:11but you see,
46:11I've got to sell out my whole stock
46:13of Dixie Brand musical instruments.
46:15And cheap, too.
46:16I wouldn't have any more of your junk
46:18if you gave it to me.
46:19Hello, Millhouse.
46:20Hello.
46:21Grab your horses.
46:23Want her to catch up to you?
46:24You know who got my horses?
46:25My friend,
46:26Billy the Kid.
46:27What are you handing us?
46:28I ain't handing you nothing.
46:29He held me up and stole all my horses.
46:32What does he want with horses?
46:33Nestor's.
46:34He's stealing all the stock
46:35he can get his hands on.
46:36And he's getting $50 a head, too.
46:40Stole your team, eh?
46:42Well, ain't that too bad.
46:44Now, ain't it?
46:45And I thought he was my friend, too.
46:48Couldn't tell us where we might find
46:49this friend of yours, could you?
46:51We might get your horses back for you.
46:53Well, last time I seen him,
46:54he was heading for Apache Pass.
46:56And he's a follower
46:57in a big bunch of stolen stock, too.
47:00Hey, Burton,
47:01get out and spread the word
47:02that Billy the Kid's been located.
47:03I sure do hope
47:05you get my horses back.
47:06Now, Mr. Mogerson,
47:07don't you think you'd like
47:08to try my line
47:09of Dixie-brand instruments?
47:11Not interested.
47:12Well, I reckon
47:13I might as well be going.
47:14You're staying here.
47:16What are you taking us for,
47:17a couple of fools?
47:18Yeah.
47:18Huh?
47:18No, no, no.
47:26Now, when we get to Apache Pass,
47:28this is the way we'll work.
47:34What are you making me do this for?
47:36Billy's your friend, ain't he?
47:38He won't think you'd bring up somebody
47:40to spot him
47:40and take word back to the boys.
48:03All right.
48:04You stay here.
48:06And no funny business.
48:16You'll be here pretty soon, Pat.
48:18You'd better pull out.
48:19Good luck, Roy.
48:25Come on!
48:55Outta boy!
49:28Where'd he go?
49:29Ah, we'll get him later.
49:31Let's get the stock.
49:31Come on.
49:33Come on.
49:33Come on.
49:53Come on.
49:57Come on.
49:58Come on.
49:58Come on.
49:59Come on.
50:38Good afternoon, men.
50:40Have you seen any stolen horses?
50:41No, sir. This herd belongs to us.
50:44We're just bringing them in from pasture.
50:47That black looks like an army horse.
50:51Well, that's one of the best stock horses I got.
50:53Raised him from a colt.
50:55Let's have a closer look at him.
50:57Get down. Both of you.
51:08Look at that horse.
51:13You're all under arrest for having horses in your possession that were stolen from the United States Army.
51:18I reckon we made a mistake.
51:19You sure did make a mistake.
51:22And this time you won't stand trial at home. You'll face the United States court.
51:26And you'll serve your sentence in a federal penitentiary.
51:37Billy!
51:37Hold it, Maxon. That's not Billy.
51:39I killed Billy the kid the night he nearly shot your hand off.
51:42This is Roy Rogers.
51:44He's made the country safe for settlers.
51:47And he's going to be my chief deputy.
51:51Fresh copies of the prisoner's song. A dollar each.
51:54What's the matter? Ain't there no takers?
51:56I'll see you in jail.
52:01Once again we ride across the prairie
52:11And find a dream come true.
52:20When the sun is setting on the prairie
52:29My heart is there with you.
52:57Hey, Roy...
52:59Roy, don't leave me!
53:04Hey!
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