Rough-and-tumble federal agent John Wyatt (John Wayne) receives an unusual undercover assignment: He must infiltrate the ranks of an Arizona-based medicine show. Wyatt's boss suspects the show's shifty-eyed proprietor, ex-convict Dr. Carter (Earle Hodgins), of running a massive counterfeiting operation. With the full cooperation of the local authorities, Wyatt poses as a sharpshooter and begins his investigation -- only to fall for Carter's beautiful daughter, Linda (Marion Burns).
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00:36THE END
01:00Hello, Mr. Trader. I'm John Wyatt.
01:02How are you, Wyatt?
01:04I'm glad you got here.
01:06Be seated.
01:12The department ordered me to cooperate with you.
01:15The counterfeit money situation in this section has become pretty bad.
01:19Lots of it in circulation.
01:21And it seems to be coming from the Mexican borderline.
01:25Have you picked up any clues?
01:27Nothing definite.
01:28Some years ago, two men operating a medicine show were caught with some of the bad money on them.
01:34One of them got ten years and served his time.
01:37The other turned state's evidence and was released.
01:41Well, are those the men you suspect?
01:43Yes.
01:44We just got word that the ex-convict is operating his medicine show again over toward the Mexican border in
01:50Arizona.
01:52Well, it'll be pretty tough to trail them if they slip across the border.
01:55You needn't worry on that score.
01:57Our relations with the Mexican officials there are very friendly.
02:01And I've already made all arrangements for them to permit you to cross the border if your man tries to
02:06get away.
02:07You have their full cooperation.
02:09Oh, that's fine, Colonel.
02:12Well, this is a new one for me.
02:14Looks like I'm gonna have to join a medicine show.
02:16Well, good luck.
02:23Thanks, Ben.
02:29Been a medicine show through here lately?
02:32Yes.
02:33There was one pulled out of here about five days ago.
02:37They owed everybody in town and had to leave in a hurry.
02:43You don't know which way they were going, do you?
02:46I think they were headed west.
02:48Much obliged.
03:19I'll be back in a few minutes, Tom.
03:23Haven't seen anything of a medicine show around here, have you?
03:26Yes, there was one here, but they pulled out last night.
03:29The sheriff wouldn't let them stop.
03:31He said they were a bunch of crooks.
03:33Which way did they go?
03:35George, Arizona.
03:37Thanks.
03:58What happened, Martin?
03:59Well, that drunken medicine man busted up my store last night and ran out without paying for it.
04:04Better get the sheriff and go after him.
04:06Well, he ain't here.
04:11What's the trouble, stranger?
04:14There was a medicine show over here and the boss got drunk and busted up the drug store.
04:18Then skipped out without paying for it.
04:21The druggist had gone to get the sheriff to go after him and attach the show for the damage.
04:26Which way did they go?
04:27Right out that way towards the state line.
04:29Thanks.
04:48Dad, I wish you wouldn't drink any more of that stuff.
04:51Stuff?
04:53Dr. Carter's great boom to human health and happiness, and you call it stuff.
05:02Linda, that remedy has been passed down from generation to generation.
05:11The sheriff wouldn't have tried to attach the show if you hadn't gotten drunk last night.
05:15Busted up everything in that drug store.
05:17Well, I'm sorry about that, Linda.
05:20But I'll never do that again.
05:22Not as long as I live.
05:24No, I promise.
05:33What's that for?
05:34That makes 976.
05:38976 watts.
05:39Time to promise her to quit drinking.
05:42Thanks, boys.
05:44You two get back in there and shake up that medicine.
05:46You don't have to shake it in this tub.
05:48No, you just put it in a bucket. The car will do the rest.
06:01Hey there.
06:02What's the trouble?
06:03There's a sheriff and a posse after you.
06:06They're going to attach your show.
06:08The state line shouldn't be far ahead. You better step on it.
06:12Well, much obliged, stranger.
06:29They're not going to get the old doctor knapping.
06:32No, sir.
06:33The great brain that concocted Dr. Carter's Indian remedy is too much for any small town sheriff.
06:40Yes, sir.
06:42Yes, sir.
06:42You want to remember that the minute we get across that line, attachment papers are worthless.
07:20No, I'm not going to get the old doctor in there so much.
07:20Hurry, Dad.
07:21They'll be far behind us.
07:22I'm giving it everything that it's got.
07:25Say, give a little son of that Indian remedy of yours.
07:28Maybe that'll make it go faster.
07:36What's the matter, Dad?
07:45What happened?
07:50Oh, Dad, can't you do something?
07:52It's only 50 feet to the line.
07:57Won't you help us?
07:59Sure, I will.
08:31Hold it, men.
08:32I see you're just a little bit too late, ain't you, Sheriff?
08:35They got to cross the line.
08:37Ain't nothing we can do about it.
08:38Sheriff, what you need is a bottle of Dr. Carter's Indian remedy.
08:43It'll put vehement vigor into that body of yours and make you more fit for your job, Sheriff.
08:48Yeah, I'd be glad to take your order any time you want, Sheriff.
08:51Good for a man and beast.
08:52Better buy your horse a bottle.
08:53Never mind that.
08:55You'll need more than Indian remedy if you ever come back from this county again.
08:59Come on, boys.
09:09I want to thank you for helping us.
09:11You're welcome, I'm sure.
09:13Sheriff, my boy.
09:15Shake the hand that shook the hand of Buffalo Bills.
09:18I'm the celebrated Dr. Carter.
09:19World-renowned medicine master and inventor of Dr. Carter's celebrated Indian remedy.
09:24A guaranteed cure-all, my boy, for whatever it is that's wrong with you.
09:28Yes, sir.
09:28Every year, thousands of people come to me for soccer, uh, soccer, and go away cured.
09:34Oh, that's a fact.
09:35Uh, here, my boy, have a shot.
09:37Oh, cut out the sales talk, Dad.
09:39I'm Linda Carter, and this is my father, Dr. Carter.
09:42We jump out from medicine.
09:44And, uh, and this is Mike and Ike.
09:46I'm Ike.
09:48And I'm Mark.
09:51They're entertainers of our show.
09:53Oh, I see, a medicine show.
09:55Yes, that's it.
09:56And I-I want to thank you again for saving us from that sheriff.
10:02It's, uh, just a little matter of an unpaid bill.
10:05Dad will send it to them.
10:07Looks like you need a couple of horses for this wagon, Doc.
10:10Yes, yes, yes, you're quite right, young man.
10:13Yes, you're quite right.
10:14Looks as though my chariot had imbibed a little bit too freely of my famous remedy.
10:19It's a good thing you came along when you did.
10:21Oh, that's all right, Miss Carter.
10:23You-you haven't told us your name yet.
10:25Well, I'm John Rogers.
10:27Are you working, young man?
10:29Well, not exactly.
10:30I, uh, just finished the job.
10:32Oh, I see.
10:33Mm-hmm.
10:33Well, say, then, I'd like to use you with a medicine show.
10:36Yeah, you know, after-after what you've done for us, huh?
10:40Uh, say, can you sing or dance?
10:42Well, I'm sorry, but I'm afraid about all I can do is ride and shoot.
10:47Oh, you can shoot, can you?
10:49Well, say, say, now, that gives me an idea.
10:52Yes.
10:53Say, we've been needing a new act, you know.
10:55Yes, Linda here.
10:56She's been doing a dance.
10:58Yeah, uh, suppose you two get together and kind of rehearse a little bit and everything.
11:03We'll get together a new act, feature it, and call it the living target.
11:07Well, I guess that's all right if Miss Carter doesn't mind.
11:10It's all right with me as long as you don't hit me too often.
11:13How are your nerves?
11:14Uh, don't you worry about his nerves, Linda.
11:16My famous remedies will take care of that.
11:18No, thanks, Dad.
11:19I think we can get along without that.
11:22Well, now, my boy, you're a part of the show.
11:24That's great.
11:25I've wanted to join a medicine show for some time.
11:28Well, now that you've joined the show, I guess I ought to give you your watch back.
11:34Well, that's very nice of you.
11:37Why don't you tie your horse on back and ride along with us for a while?
11:40We'll drive slowly.
11:41Thanks, I will.
11:57Our next stop is Las Piagas, Arizona.
11:59Oh, it's right on the border, isn't it?
12:01Yes, yes, it is.
12:03You know, we, uh, we've never played that town before.
12:06Now, ought to be some mighty good business down there.
12:09How long have you been in the medicine show business?
12:11Just, ever since I was a boy.
12:14That is, except for about ten years.
12:17Oh, you were out of it for ten years, eh?
12:20Yes.
12:21Yes, I, I had some trouble with a business associate of mine.
12:25I took advantage of an opportunity to be connected with a government institution for a time.
12:30Oh, I see.
12:36That's your chance, Bart.
12:38You better tell Curly to be more captain.
12:40Well, I'll tell him about it.
12:42Say, but wait till you see our new 20s.
12:44They're great.
12:45Now, that's what we came for.
12:46We have a deal all set.
12:48It's rid of $500 in Tucson.
12:51That's fine.
12:52I'll go get them for you.
12:54In the meantime, you boys stay around town, but keep out of sight as much as possible.
12:58I'll be back in a couple of hours with the money.
12:59I'll be back in a couple of hours with the money.
13:29Have a look at this.
13:36Let him in.
13:51Have any trouble with that last batch?
13:53Well, Pete said there was too much red in it, but he got rid of them all right.
13:56All we want is $500 in the new 20s.
13:57Ah, that's swell.
13:59Oh, here's a letter from the boys down in Las Cruces.
14:11Anything other matter, boss?
14:13Plenty.
14:13Oh, Dr. Carter's heading this way with that medicine show of his.
14:17If he sees me here, he'll sure mess things up.
14:22You know, there might be ways of making him change his mind about coming here.
14:26Yeah, that's right.
14:28Take Tex and Slim with you.
14:30Okay, boss.
14:31Come on, fellas.
14:49Well, sir.
15:01Well, sir, that's a remarkable exhibition, young man.
15:04Now, I think that if we could find somebody
15:07that could hold a cigar between their teeth,
15:09the act would be complete.
15:16Here, Doc.
15:17You hold this match.
15:19Stand right over there.
15:22I'll show you my mirror shot.
15:24Well, not just now, young man.
15:26No, we've got to be getting down to the town.
15:28Yes, we'd better get started, too.
15:30Well, you folks go on ahead.
15:32I've got to give my horse a drink.
15:33Well, you'd better give him a little shock
15:35of Dr. Carter's remedy here.
15:36Oh, I think he'd better stick to water.
15:39Well, all right, son.
15:40Well, we'll see you later.
15:42But hurry up, though, because we've got to get a show
15:44set up in the next town.
15:45All right, Doc.
15:46All right.
16:03What's going on?
16:05What's going on?
16:09What's going on next?
16:22There it is.
16:49Step on it, Dad. Someone's after us again.
17:36Step on it, Dad.
17:49Step on it, Dad.
17:52Step on it.
18:05Hey!
18:38Let's go.
18:38Hey, wait a minute, pardon me.
18:40We were just trying to play a joke on a couple of fellas.
18:42Well, I guess we got the wrong people.
18:45It doesn't look like a mistake to me.
18:46And it's a cinch you got the wrong people.
18:50And don't forget it.
19:13Well, Dad, here we are.
19:14I'm not scared.
19:15Yeah, that's right.
19:17Now, if we can just find a place to set the show up.
19:21Well, look, there's a good place over there.
19:23Yes, sir, that's all right.
19:43All right, let's get set up, boys.
19:44We're going to give a show here this afternoon.
19:47Okay, Doc.
19:47Hey, Doc.
20:08I'm telling you, boss, the cowboy on that show is plenty tough.
20:10Why ride up behind us and take us all off our horses?
20:12Nothing we could do about it, but lie out of it.
20:15What?
20:16And that's not all.
20:17They're setting that show up on the American side.
20:20The game will be up if old man Carter ever sees me here.
20:23We've got to get that show out of town.
20:25That's right.
20:27You go across the border and bring that cowboy over here.
20:30You know, a little money will do wonders sometimes.
20:33I get you.
20:42There are a lot of things you could do to help besides just standing around looking.
20:45Well, I was afraid I might get in the way.
20:57There's a bucket in there. Would you mind going and getting some water?
21:03I'd be glad to.
21:17Well, Linda, I guess I'd better be getting up the street and let the town folks know
21:22that the greater Carter Madison show is in town.
21:25Just a minute, Dad.
21:27You remember that last town you were in?
21:29Yes, well, that's right.
21:31All right, we'll see you later, dear.
21:37Hello.
21:39Wait a minute.
21:40A friend of yours over on the Mexican side wants to talk to you.
21:43A friend of mine?
21:44Yeah.
21:45You sure you aren't making another mistake?
21:48No, not this time.
21:50All right.
22:11Let's go.
22:25This is the man.
22:27Sit down.
22:32I thought you said it was somebody I know.
22:35Now, wait a minute.
22:37I'm Curly Joe.
22:39Now, boys tell me you're a pretty good man on a jam.
22:41Now, let's cut out the compliments and get on the business.
22:44What do you want me for?
22:46Now, that's the way to talk.
22:48You're working for old Doc Carter, aren't you?
22:51Yes, I am.
22:53I'll make you a proposition if you're interested.
22:55What is it?
22:57I'll make it worth your while if that show leaves town today.
23:01What's your game?
23:02No game.
23:03It's just that I don't want competition.
23:05Dr. Carter's show will draw all my trade away from me.
23:09No, I'm not interested.
23:11I don't play my cards that way.
23:14All right, stranger, then I'll deal from the bottom.
23:16You and that show will be out of town tonight.
23:20Or I'll be over there looking for you.
23:24Well, the show always goes on.
23:31So come over early and avoid the rush.
23:38Now, neighbors, if you will just step down here a little bit closer to the platform.
23:43We're about to start the entertainment, my friends, that you've come to see.
23:48We're going to start it off by asking the Texas Zoo here to sing, to render that soul sterling, that
23:56heart fluttering ballad entitled, When We Were Young and Foolish.
24:01All right, let her go, boys.
24:03For friends that dances too.
24:06When we were young and foolish and easily led astray, we went to moonlight dances and danced the night away.
24:21T'was at the dance we met them.
24:25They asked if we were alone.
24:29They danced with us all evening.
24:33And in the morning took us home.
24:36T'was in our mother's hallway.
24:39The lights were burning low.
24:43They hugged us and they kissed us.
24:47And they would not let us go.
24:50We screamed but got no answers.
24:54Believe it or not, it's true.
24:56All for the sake of honor.
25:00Our eyes were black and blue.
25:04Now take this as a warning.
25:08To young boys like you and me.
25:11You ne'er can trust a woman.
25:15From six to sixty-three.
25:21All right, thank you, my friends.
25:23Now we're going to have some more entertainment here in just a minute, neighbors.
25:27But right now, my friends, I've got a message for you.
25:30Listen, friends, let me tell you something.
25:32Long before the hand of man set foot in this country, it was uninhabited.
25:38Yeah.
25:38Only the Indians lived here.
25:40And sickness among those Indians, my friends and neighbors, was absolutely unknown.
25:45Because, that's what I wanted you to ask me, friends, why.
25:48I'll tell you why.
25:49Because they had the secret.
25:51They had the secret of good health.
25:53They had a compound, my friends.
25:55A compound made of loose herbs, barks and bitters.
25:59And that compound is known to the world today as Dr. Carter's famous Indian remedies.
26:06Listen, friends, I want to tell you something.
26:08Fifteen years ago, I was given up by the doctors.
26:12Jack, they told me that I couldn't live for a week.
26:16But I fooled them.
26:17Yes, sir.
26:17And I got well.
26:18And let me tell you something.
26:20That if you've got the proper amount of determination, listen, you can overcome any kind of a physical handicap with
26:27a proper amount of determination.
26:29Why, listen.
26:30I once knew a man that didn't have a tooth in his head.
26:34Yet that man learned to play a bass drum better than anybody ever listened to.
26:39Now, that's an absolute fact, friend.
26:40I only deal in facts.
26:42I'm telling you the truth.
26:43I went out in the country.
26:45I went out in the great open spaces.
26:47And I lived with the Indians.
26:49And I was cured by those Indians.
26:51I was cured by taking that secret compound of theirs.
26:56And let me tell you something.
26:58That those Indians, my friends, for generations have been laughing up their sleeves.
27:03At least laughing up their blankets at the doctors.
27:06Well, that's an absolute fact.
27:07And I brought back with me to civilization the secret of that marvelous compound known today as Dr. Carter's Indian
27:15remedy.
27:16Now, friends, I'm going to give you an opportunity a little bit later to buy a bottle of that remedy
27:23for the advertising price of one dollar.
27:25One dollar is all it's going to cost you.
27:27Right now, I'm going on with the entertainment.
27:29My friends, it gives me a great deal of pleasure to introduce one of the most amazing, one of the
27:38most astounding performances ever displayed on any stage.
27:44Introducing Princess Natasha and her partner, Cowboy John.
27:57Who are about to offer for your approval a thrilling exhibition, an astounding, amazing performance of expert marksmanship.
28:08Let me have your attention.
28:31And now, friends, I want to call your attention, ladies and gentlemen, to the hash box in this marvelous, this
28:38thrilling exhibition that you've just witnessed.
28:40It is known as the mirror trick featuring this living talk.
28:45This performance, my friends, calls for perfect coordination of mind and nerve.
28:51And this coordination is only made possible through the constant use of Dr. Carter's famous Indian remedies, my friends.
28:59Calling your attention to Princess Natasha and her partner, Cowboy John, in a thrilling exhibition, The Mirror Trick.
29:07Call your attention.
29:32He mustn't see me here.
29:35Now get in there and do what I told you.
29:41But just now, my friends, the Texas Zoo here...
29:44are going to render another tomb for us.
29:47And this time, my neighbors, it's going to be a conical tomb.
29:50And it's entitled...
29:51Snap them old suspenders once again.
29:55All right, boys, snap!
30:00Oh, you've never supposed to be like that before.
30:05Just come and snap those old suspenders once again.
30:10Once again.
30:13Once again.
30:14Once again.
30:15Come and snap those old suspenders once again.
30:19Out in the new moon, hey, I'll be waiting day by day
30:23Till you snap those old suspenders once again.
30:27Once again.
30:29Once again.
30:30Once again.
30:31Once again.
30:32Come and snap those old suspenders once again.
30:36Oh, my heart is almost broke.
30:38Oh, I miss the manly stroke.
30:40And you snap those old suspenders once again.
30:44Once again.
30:46Once again.
30:48Come and snap those old suspenders once again.
30:53I don't want to tell you something, my friend.
30:55A man that can't laugh at that song has got liver trouble.
31:00I'll take one bottle, mister.
31:01Sir, brother, right there.
31:03Now, friends, if there's anybody else here that suffers from you, riders.
31:06Wait a minute. I gave you a 20.
31:09I know, brother. You're wrong. You see, it was a five, brother.
31:12You can't shortchange me and get away with it.
31:18Hey, Ruth!
31:35Just a minute, boys. Just a minute, neighbors. Just a minute. Don't go away.
31:40Not only this remedy, my friend, is good for everything that ails you,
31:42but it is also good for aches, strains, and bruises.
31:47Say, mister, I guess I can use a bottle of that.
31:51I just received the communication from the sheriff's office.
31:53and the American government.
31:54They suspect counterfeit money is being distributed
31:57from this side of the border.
32:00Be well. You will proceed to investigate at once.
32:03See me, Harry.
32:03And be careful.
32:23Any smoke on that stolen stuff yet?
32:26No, but I expect one any minute.
32:28Better go over and see if he can't stir something up.
32:31Well, something stir up all right.
32:33I had one of our boys plant some of the phony dough in the wagon.
32:36What?
32:37You had him plant some of that stuff in the wagon?
32:39Well, sure.
32:40Why, you sap.
32:42You've messed things up right.
32:44If Dr. Carter ever gets his eyes on any of that dough,
32:47you'll know right where it come from.
32:49Now we'll have to get him out of the way.
32:52You go over and stir up the townspeople.
32:54That'll take care of that cowboy.
32:56I'll have a couple of the boys pick up Dr. Carter and the girl
32:59while you're doing that.
33:00All right, Curly.
33:04After that trouble here today, don't you think we'd better move on?
33:07No, there's too many people want this show to leave town.
33:10I'd like to get to the bottom of it.
33:13Besides, I think you'd get tired of traveling all the time.
33:18Oh, no. I'm used to it.
33:20I've been with the show all my life.
33:23Except for a while when Dad was away.
33:26You see, my mother died, so I have to take care of Dad.
33:31It's rather difficult sometimes when he's drinking.
33:34We usually have to leave town in a hurry.
33:37But I suppose you can't be helped in this business.
33:40I've learned all the talking.
33:42Why don't you tell me about yourself?
33:44Well, there's not much to tell.
33:47I'm just a cowboy, drifting from place to place.
33:51Looking for seers?
33:54Wild seers.
33:59Oh, there comes Dad back from town.
34:11He's probably looking for a drink of that nerve tonic of his.
34:15Oh, and I left the key under my pillow. He's sure to find it.
34:19Won't you go up and get it for me?
34:21If he sees me, he'll know something's up.
34:23Certainly, Miss Linda. I'll get it.
34:35Oh, hello there, young man. Hello.
34:37Hello, Doc.
34:39Why, this is a beautiful day, isn't it, young man?
34:42Yes, sir. Just fills a fellow with a vigor of youth.
34:46Yes, sir. I'd like to be young again.
34:48I was just about to take a drink of my wonder tonic.
34:52I don't know how I'd get along without that stuff, young man.
34:55No, sir. It's a veritable godsend, my boy.
34:58A gift to humanity.
35:00Well, doggone it.
35:01My daughter must have taken those keys out of my pocket.
35:05Yes, sir.
35:06Well, I was just about to offer to drink a little toast with you,
35:10but I guess we'll have to forego that pleasure until I can find Linda.
35:13That's all right, Doc. I wasn't thirsty anyway.
35:15I just left Linda down at the creek.
35:17Down at the... Oh, well, I'll...
35:34Oh, there you are, Linda. I've, uh... I've been looking for you.
35:45Well, what's the name of that next town we're going to?
35:48I don't know. Well, I'll end anywhere.
35:57Hi there, sharpshooter. Where's the doc?
36:00Oh, he went down at the creek looking for Linda.
36:03Well, that was a family argument, huh?
36:07We'd better wait here for him, then.
36:10Now, Linda, I'd better get down to that drugstore with those samples.
36:13That drug is just liable to get awful sore at me.
36:15Now, don't get excited, Dad. It's bad for your nerves.
36:18I'm sure this deal could wait a little while.
36:21I know, Linda, but I promise...
36:22That's right, Doc. The deal'll have to wait.
36:24We've got a new deal for you. Come on with us.
36:27Say, see here, what is the meaning of this unwarranted intrusion?
36:30Cut out the big words and get going.
36:35All right, you too.
36:41Now, Sheriff, I ain't saying that medicine ain't no good.
36:43But what I am saying is that while I was watching that show,
36:46somebody stole my watch.
36:48And Jim Hill lost his stick pin.
36:50Yeah, the one I got from that rich widow woman.
36:53And there was a lot of cinnamon attached to that pin.
36:58Sheriff, you ought to go up and search that wagon.
37:00That ought to settle it.
37:01He's right, Sheriff. That's what you ought to do.
37:04All right, Herman. You take a look at that wagon.
37:10I'm beginning to wonder if that gang across the border
37:13isn't mixed up in this trouble we've been having.
37:15I don't know.
37:17Did Doc Carter have any enemies?
37:19Only his old partner had just sent me the pen for counterfeiting.
37:24The Doc knows he framed it.
37:27He's been looking for him ever since.
37:30He's worried he'll kill him on sight.
37:32Well, what's this fella look like?
37:34Doc said he's got curly hair and a scar on his left cheek.
37:38Curly hair, eh? And a scar?
37:48Here you are, eh?
37:50Where's the rest of your gang?
37:52They aren't here.
37:55Search this place.
38:12Here's something, Sheriff.
38:13Hmm.
38:15Whose bunk is that?
38:16That's mine.
38:19Hey, that's my watch.
38:22After all the evidence we need, take him along.
38:27Come on, you fellas, get going.
38:41Come on.
38:43Get folded, boy!
38:58What?
39:00You've got one.
39:06I'll tell my friend.
39:13How are you?
39:13My friends?
39:14Oh, you should know, you were supposed to go.
39:15Ah, you should know.
39:18I'm sorry.
39:18I'll tell you, you know.
39:18You just have to go.
39:20What season two?
39:24Well, you should know.
39:25I'll be back here.
39:26You should know.
39:26You should know.
39:26What season two?
39:39This looks like the spotty fellow up.
39:41I'm sure you'll hit him.
39:43Look around, boys.
39:49Look!
40:06Look!
40:08Look!
40:08Look!
40:21Look!
40:24Look!
40:26Look!
40:43Look for the water.
40:44Circle the lake and see if we can pick up his tracks.
40:50Look!
40:51Look!
40:52Look!
40:55Look!
40:57Look!
40:57Look!
40:58I'm an American government agent.
41:00Here are my credentials.
41:06Oh, yes.
41:08Your superiors have notified me of your coming.
41:11What can we do for you?
41:13Well, I'm after a counterfeiting gang, and I think I've found the man that's at the head of it.
41:18He's on your side of the line, and I'd like to make an arrest.
41:20And who is this man?
41:22Well, his name is Curly Joe.
41:23He runs the saloon here.
41:24Curly Joe.
41:26It is a pleasure to assist you, and wish you success.
41:30We have had a man watching Curly Joe's place for some time.
41:34He may be able to give you some assistance, and if you need more help, you can look upon us.
41:40Thank you, sir, but I think I can handle it all right myself.
41:43I could use a gun if you have one to spare.
41:45Oh, certainly.
41:52All right.
42:13All right.
42:14All right.
42:18Curly Joe around?
42:20No, and I don't expect him.
42:23Allow this way.
42:31Just a minute.
42:33You're under arrest.
42:38What for?
42:39You know what's for.
42:40Counterfeit.
42:42You can't get away with it.
42:43This is Mexico.
42:45You don't think I'd try to make an arrest without getting extradition papers, do you?
43:14Let's go.
43:14Let's go.
43:17Let's go.
43:18Let's go.
43:18What's going on?
43:18He's a thief.
43:19Well, sir, we are going to jail.
43:21Oh, wait a minute.
43:21Let me explain.
43:22Let's go.
43:23Wait a minute.
43:24You just come here.
43:25Let's go.
43:25Did you know what you started, eh?
43:31Oh, I'm sure.
43:32No way.
43:34Oh, no way.
43:35Oh, no way.
44:45What is the meaning of this?
44:46I was trying to arrest Curly Joe, and during the battle, your men picked on the wrong man.
44:50I can't make them understand who I am.
44:53What do you mean?
44:54What do you mean?
44:56What do you mean?
45:25What do you mean?
45:26What?
45:27He will probably go to the hideout on Paradise Ranch, four miles out of here.
45:34No, no. He goes this way, through the tunnels.
45:37My horse is there. I get the rurales.
45:56Capitan, the American officer is following Curly Joe to his hideout.
46:00He will need help.
46:03Let's go! Let's go!
46:43Let's go!
46:44Let's go!
46:44Let's go!
46:49Let's go!
47:05Let's go!
47:07Let's go!
47:12Let's go!
47:16Let's go!
47:53What's all the shooting for?
47:55That cowboy from Carter's show was following me and I plugged him.
47:57He's a federal man.
47:59A federal man?
48:00Yeah.
48:01You'll find him around the bend there.
48:02You better go drag him out of sight.
48:04Come on, fellas.
48:05Wait a minute.
48:05Where's Carter and the girl?
48:07They're down in the mine.
48:08I got them tied up.
48:09Fine.
48:29Well, enjoying yourself, folks?
48:32Joe Gale.
48:52Hey, fellas.
48:54Lirelli.
49:44Well, Doc, now that you've caught up with me, it looks like the end of the trail for you.
49:49I just fixed that pal of yours, the federal man, for butting in on my counterfeit game.
49:55And now, it's your turn.
50:18Better...
50:33Bye.
50:34Bye.
50:36Bye.
50:37Bye.
50:38Let's go.
51:15Let's go.
51:41I see you got him.
51:44Nice work, senor.
51:46Now, if you will let me have him, I will guarantee him a nice firing squadron.
51:52Well, I'd like to take you up on that, captain.
51:54But I have to take him back in order to complete my assignment.
51:57Well, senor.
51:58But if I could have him, I would give him such a nice funeral.
52:19I can't understand what's happened to Dad.
52:22Well, maybe he's having a hard time finding the justice of peace.
52:25He'll be here.
52:26Yeah.
52:30No, sir, justice.
52:34Justice.
52:35Justice, if you suffer from sour stuff, indigestion, rheumatism, sciatic, or lumbago,
52:47that's the finest stuff you can get in the world.
52:53It's power.
52:54Well, I'll say it is.
53:05I'll say it is.
53:06Well, I'll say it is.
53:07I'll say it is.
53:07I'll say it is.