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Ride into the golden age of Hollywood Westerns with Night Time in Nevada (1948) — a thrilling vintage film starring the legendary Roy Rogers.
This classic Western brings together action, mystery, and cowboy justice in the wide-open landscapes of Nevada. Fans of Roy Rogers and Old Hollywood cinema will enjoy this timeless story filled with adventure and frontier spirit.
Preserved as a public domain film, this piece of Western history is now shared for today’s audiences to enjoy. Perfect for classic movie lovers and collectors of vintage films.
This classic Western brings together action, mystery, and cowboy justice in the wide-open landscapes of Nevada. Fans of Roy Rogers and Old Hollywood cinema will enjoy this timeless story filled with adventure and frontier spirit.
Preserved as a public domain film, this piece of Western history is now shared for today’s audiences to enjoy. Perfect for classic movie lovers and collectors of vintage films.
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00:00THE END
03:00No, it was an accident, Jim.
03:02Something happened to the wires, a short circuit.
03:06I'll get you some water.
03:07I have a baby daughter.
03:12Her mother's dead.
03:14My share of the gold, I left for her in a trust fund in Grass Valley.
03:21With an attorney named Jason Hawley.
03:26Don't worry, Jim.
03:27I'll see that she gets the money.
03:30Thanks a lot, Farrell.
03:32I have a picture of her in my...
03:35A trust fund in Grass Valley.
03:41So that's what he'd been doing with his money.
03:42Saving it for that kid of his while I was spending mine on fun and excitement at the gambling table.
03:47Well, you can't leave a dead partner for the coyotes and buzzards or for the police either.
03:53So I decided that the mine would be a proper grave for Jim Andrews.
03:57And maybe Jim's accident was going to make me rich after all.
04:01One silver dollar dated 1899.
04:06If it was going to bring me the same kind of luck it brought Jim, I didn't want it.
04:10So I gave it back to him.
04:12But the trust fund was something else.
04:14Just like he had told me.
04:16The picture of the baby was there in his wallet along with his other personal papers.
04:25You know, it's hard to believe that was 16 years ago.
04:28She's now a agent coming out here to get her money.
04:30Here, read this.
04:34So she's on her way out here to get the $50,000 that isn't here.
04:38We're in plenty of trouble.
04:40I wish now I hadn't taken your advice on those bad mining ventures.
04:44If that girl finds out her money's gone, we'll both go to jail.
04:48You're an attorney.
04:49You should be able to figure something out.
04:51But in case you can't, I have a solution.
04:53Now listen, Farrell.
04:54You murdered that girl's father.
04:56But you'll keep your hands off her.
04:58I may have been part of a few crimes in my life, but murder's not one of them.
05:03Who said anything about murder?
05:06You remember that ghost train scheme I spoke to you about?
05:09Another wild idea of yours.
05:11Wild idea or not.
05:13Rogers and the pioneers are starting to ship those blooded cattle they've been raising for the past five years.
05:18If we can get our hands on a few of them, it'll take care of the girl and us, too.
05:23I've already listened to you once too often.
05:27Maybe.
05:30But if we don't get our hands on some money, somebody's going to jail.
05:35Yeah, yeah.
05:38Rogers starts shipping those cattle tomorrow.
05:40Hey, fellas, can't you hear that?
05:50Casey wants to talk to us.
05:51Go, go, go, go, go.
06:21Go, go, go, go, go.
06:51Hello, Casey.
07:01Hello, Roy.
07:03Sure you look like an old-fashioned train robber riding over those hills.
07:08It's a good thing I'm not.
07:09I'd hate to try to get tough with you.
07:11You're right there, Roy.
07:13I'm rough, tough, and mean, and I've got some of the finest cattle shipped out of here in 20 years with me.
07:20We're glad you think so, Casey.
07:25That new-blooded stock of yours is going to make you boys rich.
07:29James at the hardware store said that your new bit was ready for you.
07:32I figured that I'd pick you up along in here somewhere.
07:35We can hear that whistle of yours a long ways off.
07:37Ha-ha, you rascal.
07:39You're a sugary after.
07:41And you know where I keep it, too, don't you?
07:43Yeah.
07:45There.
07:45There's those two saddle strings you wanted.
07:47They're the best I could get.
07:48Well, thanks a lot.
07:49How much I owe you?
07:50Forget it.
07:51You owe me just one good song and about ten choruses.
07:55Come on, now.
07:56Just once for old time's sake.
07:58On the big rock and the mountain.
08:03Ha-ha, ha-ha, ha-ha, that's it.
08:06Oh, say, I've got to be gone.
08:09Well, thanks a lot, Casey, and take it easy.
08:12Don't worry.
08:13I've got a long, slow run through the hills tonight.
08:17Now, you give those cattle a good ride,
08:19they're going to pay off the mortgage on the old homestead.
08:22That'll be the first folding money we've had in five years.
08:25You can be sure that old Casey will take better care of them
08:28than their own mothers.
08:46Well, there they go.
08:47Take a look at them, ain't they, Buttes?
08:49Sure are.
08:50Five years of hard work, and now it's finally going to pay off.
08:53Yeah.
08:53Now, maybe we can take a vacation.
08:55Not until you finish that fence.
08:57We've got some yearlings coming in here to pasture.
08:59Sometimes I think you shouldn't have left the state police.
09:02You're still a cop at heart.
09:04If somebody wasn't a cop around here,
09:06we wouldn't be getting that nice, big, fat check case
09:08you'll bring back to us.
09:09Oh, the check.
09:10Oh, goodbye, babies.
09:12Be good.
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09:43Morning, boys.
09:50Morning, Holly.
09:51Take a look at this.
09:55It's Rogers.
09:57I figured he'd be coming into town.
09:59Sure was a tough break losing all those cattle.
10:09Hiya, Roy.
10:10Hiya, Cookie.
10:11Any clues yet?
10:13Only what's here in the paper.
10:15The fireman of the cattle train, when questioned,
10:18said that it was a dark night and he was busy watching the track ahead.
10:22When he turned and yelled something at Casey,
10:24he noticed that the engineer appeared to be sleeping.
10:27Being surprised at this, he crossed over to shake him
10:30and discovered that he was dead.
10:32Poor guy didn't have a chance.
10:34Roy, the fireman never stopped the train until he got to the junction.
10:38That's when he discovered the cattle were missing and called me.
10:41Now, the mystery is, the train never stopped once.
10:46The doors were closed and locked and still the cattle were gone.
10:50Now, that beats me.
10:52Well, it put us back about five years.
10:54Yeah, I hear you boys been working hard.
10:57Cookie, is there anything I can do for Casey's family?
11:00No, they're all right.
11:01The only thing we can do to help is to catch the rat that did this.
11:05I know that.
11:07Top shelf, first one on the right.
11:11I knew you'd feel this way.
11:13That's why I had it all polished and waiting for you.
11:16Roy, I'm going to have to swear you in again.
11:19Put your left hand on the Bible, raise your right.
11:22Do you?
11:22I do.
11:23Good.
11:24Now that you're on the payroll, you got any ideas?
11:27Yes.
11:27Do you have any old clothes at home?
11:28Well, the ones I do my housework in.
11:30Well, go get them.
11:31We're going to do some plain clothes work.
11:33Swell, I ain't done anything like this since I took the desk job.
11:37I'll meet you back here in a half an hour.
11:38I'll be ready.
11:39Plain clothes or no plain clothes, I still think we ought to brought our horses.
11:58We ain't picked up a clue, and all we've done is walk, walk, walk.
12:02Yeah, and you aren't built for walking.
12:05I think we can get back quicker by not following the railroad tracks.
12:07Let's get over on the highway.
12:09We might catch a ride.
12:10Well, it suits me.
12:11My feet are killing me.
12:30Hey, Cookie, look.
12:35Yeah, looks like relief for my corns.
12:37I wonder if they'll give us a ride.
12:39Let's see.
12:42Pick up the tools and put them in there, huh?
12:45Whoa.
12:46I ain't even back.
12:49Get in.
12:50Work slats.
12:51Hey.
12:53Get a load of that.
12:56Could be bandits.
12:57They have them out here, you know.
12:58I read all about them.
12:59No bandits or no bandits.
13:00Let's get out of here.
13:01Let's get out of here.
13:01Let's get out of here.
13:02Let's get out of here.
13:03Let's get out of here.
13:05Let's get out of here.
13:07We won't start.
13:10Hey, miss, how about right into town?
13:13Sorry, but we're crowded.
13:15And besides, we don't have any room.
13:18No.
13:19Come on.
13:19Doggone you just barely made it.
13:31They didn't seem very anxious to have her company, did they?
13:32They look like pretty nice girls.
13:34I don't think they'll mind.
13:35Well, look at here.
13:48A radio.
13:49All the comforts at home.
13:51Might as well have a little music.
13:52I knew we never should have left New York.
13:55Out here in this no man's land, no taxis, no numbers.
13:59Relax.
13:59We'll be in Grass Valley in no time.
14:01It's just up the road.
14:04Well, let's see what we got to eat here.
14:07My favorite food.
14:09Look.
14:09I'll have one.
14:11Well, good.
14:12I'll have two.
14:15Wow, wow.
14:16We might as well sit down and relax.
14:18Just a while.
14:21One look at them in their big hats.
14:23I knew they were desperate characters.
14:24No telling what might have happened to us.
14:26One of them was awfully cute.
14:27Yeah, but if we had a blind date, I know which one I would get.
14:34This is the life.
14:37It sure is.
14:39Yeah, that's pretty.
14:41Yeah.
14:43Say, did you leave the radio on?
14:44I certainly did not.
14:48Jones.
14:50It's them.
14:51They're in there.
14:52Who?
14:52Those two bandits.
14:54They're back there in the trailer.
14:55Drive back.
14:57Uh-oh.
15:02John, can't you go any faster?
15:30Faster.
15:30I've got it down to the foreboard now.
15:42Well, we're coming into town.
15:45Find out what the police station is.
15:46Help, Ryder, please.
15:58Which way is the police station?
16:00Half a block.
16:01Straight ahead.
16:07Help.
16:08Please.
16:09Help.
16:10Help.
16:10We got two men in the trailer.
16:13Well, what do you want me for?
16:14Don't be funny.
16:16They're desperate characters.
16:17They're probably murderers.
16:19Murderers?
16:19Stand back, little lady.
16:21Take the other side, Bob.
16:25Now, you folks take cover.
16:26There might be gunplay.
16:28Oh, I hope they don't have to shoot the cute one.
16:31All right.
16:32Come on out with your hands up.
16:41Sergeant Bullfincher.
16:45Carry on.
16:47Did those girls?
16:48They certainly did.
16:50What happened to him?
16:54The same thing that happened to me.
16:56Is this thing still in one piece?
17:16Then they're not criminals?
17:18No, they're not criminals.
17:19They just happen to be two of the best law officers the state ever had.
17:22Oh, dear.
17:24Now, if you want to go in there and square yourself with them, I'd do it right away.
17:27All right.
17:29As you say, officer.
17:30Just a minute.
17:32You know, you almost got me into trouble.
17:34You look Western enough to take care of yourself.
17:38I do?
17:42They did come in here, didn't they?
17:44Well, they must be in there.
17:46Let's get this thing over with.
17:49Help!
18:03Hey!
18:04They're not here!
18:08Is it?
18:09It sure is.
18:10They sure get around, don't they?
18:12Let's leave, ma'am.
18:13Oh, now, wait a minute.
18:14We didn't do it on purpose.
18:16We sure didn't.
18:17And we're awful sorry about it, too.
18:19I'm Joan Andrews, and this is Tony Borden.
18:21You see, Mr. Rogers, we've been seeing a lot of movies lately, so naturally we thought you were bandits.
18:26Get the keys, Cookie.
18:28Movies, eh?
18:29Well, in that case, I guess we'll have to forgive you.
18:30But as far as Sergeant Bullpinch is concerned, it was much better than walking at that.
18:38It's what you think.
18:44What are you doing out here?
18:45We came out to collect a trust fund.
18:46Years ago, my father, Jim Andrews, was killed in a mine accident not far from here and left it for me.
18:51Who handles the fund?
18:52Oh, a lawyer named Jason Hawley.
18:55We're using part of it to build a place in the country.
18:57Yeah, well, you're tired of living in a trailer.
18:59I know, Hawley.
19:00He has an office across the street and down about a block.
19:03Well, as soon as I get cleaned up, I'll go over and see him.
19:06No hard feelings?
19:07No hard feelings.
19:10If there's anything I can do for you, just let me know.
19:13That's a matter of fact, there is.
19:15Would you mind looking up the record of my father's death?
19:18I'd like to know where he was buried.
19:20Of course, I'll be glad to.
19:21I'd appreciate it.
19:23I'd like to see that his grave was being cared for.
19:25I'll let you know as soon as I hear.
19:27Good.
19:27Thanks.
19:29Hey!
19:30Isn't he pretty, Joan?
19:32A blonde horse.
19:33He certainly is.
19:34Is he yours?
19:35Mm-hmm.
19:36This is Trigger.
19:37Trigger, say hello to the girl.
19:40What do you use on his hair?
19:42Not a thing, ma'am.
19:43He was born that way.
19:44I wonder how I'd look in this color.
19:48Look, Joan.
19:49Bang.
19:49Well, that's that.
19:57You take this, pay off the men.
20:00I'll take the rest over to the bank and straighten out the Andrews girl account.
20:03Not a bad little haul for one night's work.
20:05Should happen more often.
20:07Well, listen, Farrell.
20:08We've gotten out of one mess.
20:09I don't want to...
20:10Hey, Howie.
20:15That looks like Andrews' girl now.
20:16Get out of sight.
20:17Well, I talk to her.
20:19And try and keep quiet.
20:30Mr. Howie?
20:32That's right.
20:34And I'll bet you're Joan Andrews.
20:35Yes.
20:36I got your letter.
20:37I'm glad you arrived safely.
20:39I didn't know exactly what day to expect you, so I haven't all the papers ready yet.
20:43Oh?
20:44Uh, you know, transferring an amount of money like that takes quite a little paperwork.
20:48It does?
20:49Well, I thought all I had...
20:50Now, don't you worry.
20:51I'll take care of everything.
20:53You must be pretty tired.
20:54As a matter of fact, we are.
20:56We?
20:57Yes, my girlfriend and I.
20:59We had quite a ride today.
21:01I think I could stand a day's rest.
21:03Of course.
21:03It'll do you good.
21:05Meanwhile, I'll straighten out everything at the bank.
21:07And we'll talk business later.
21:09And I'll call the hotel and get rooms for you.
21:10Oh, it won't be necessary.
21:11We're living in a trailer we brought with us.
21:14Oh, in that case, I'll get someone to help you.
21:16Mort!
21:19Yeah?
21:20Mort, this is Miss Andrews.
21:22I want you to show her where to park her trailer.
21:25Mort will do anything he can to help you.
21:27But I will.
21:28Oh, well, uh, thank you, Mr. Hawley.
21:31I don't think it would be necessary.
21:33We'll take care of everything, really.
21:36Thank you, too.
21:37Bye.
21:37We didn't get our hands on that money any too soon.
21:44Oh, Farrell.
21:46Hey, put that back.
21:48Sit down and listen to me.
21:49Are you trying to double-cross me?
21:50I'm not trying to double-cross anybody.
21:52I'm trying to protect you.
21:53I'm going to put this money where you can't get your hands on it
21:56and give it to that girl.
21:57And we'll both go to the penitentiary.
21:58Not if they can't find us.
22:00There's a lot of money in that box,
22:02and in a couple of weeks there's going to be a lot more.
22:04Why should we share it with a girl that's big enough to make her own living?
22:08Yeah, she's also big enough to cause us a lot of trouble.
22:10You're an attorney?
22:11Try stalling her.
22:12That's your problem.
22:14Now, listen, Farrell.
22:15I am an attorney.
22:17Now, don't be dumb.
22:19That's a smart girl.
22:21I've been at this game a long time.
22:23Play it my way.
22:24I'll keep the money.
22:25I promise you.
22:27You know, I think you're right, Hawley.
22:29But I don't want to lose your friendship.
22:31You and I got to stick together.
22:33Put that money in the safe,
22:35and don't worry about the girl getting it.
22:42Oh, I'm sorry you were jilted.
22:44But you can come with me, precious.
23:03I'm sorry you were jilted.
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27:00Watch him, Trigger.
27:25Oh, my head.
27:30Oh, my head.
28:00Oh, my head.
28:01Oh, my head.
28:09Oh, my God.
28:39Come on, come on.
28:47Look, how many times do I have to tell you?
28:50I was walking by the trailer camp.
28:52I saw somebody monkeying with a cooking gas.
28:54Naturally, I thought you were a prowler, so I slugged you.
28:57What were you doing around there?
28:58I'm not going to say a word till my attorney gets here.
29:05Good evening, gentlemen.
29:07I see you have my partner under arrest.
29:09Right.
29:10He's also my client, you know.
29:12I'd like to arrange bail immediately.
29:15Sorry, Howley, but there'll be no bail.
29:17He's in for attempted murder.
29:19Lock him up, Cookie.
29:20Now, just a minute, Sheriff.
29:22You're asking for a lot of trouble.
29:23We're used to it.
29:24Well, you're going to get it.
29:26Farrell, don't say anything.
29:28I'll see you in the morning.
29:30This part of the office is private.
29:32Well, things have come to a pretty pass when you bullies can throw a law of buying citizen
29:35into jail without any evidence.
29:37How do you know there isn't any evidence?
29:39Why, I...
29:40Well, there couldn't be any evidence.
29:42I know my partner is an honest, decent man, and he wouldn't do such a thing.
29:46I warned your friend, and I'm warning you, you're making a big mistake.
29:50Just wait until court opens in the morning.
29:51I'll get a rip.
29:52You can't do anything like this to me.
29:54Hey, he was a little upset, wasn't he?
29:57Say, I did what you asked me to this afternoon.
30:00I checked with Kramer down at the bank, and there's been no large deposits made this week.
30:05That's too bad.
30:05Another league gone.
30:07I did find out that Howley got an express money order for $20,000 this afternoon, though.
30:14$20,000 for Howley?
30:16Yeah.
30:17That's a lot of money in one chunk for him.
30:19Where'd it come from?
30:20Reno, I know just what you're thinking.
30:22I thought so, too, but them cattle were worth $40,000 if they're worth a penny.
30:28Not if they're stolen.
30:31Howley seemed awful anxious to get Farrell out of here.
30:35Let's take a run over to the trailer camp and see how the girls are.
30:47Roy, Howley's coming.
30:52Good morning, gentlemen.
30:55Good morning, sir.
30:56I'm sorry I was so upset last night.
30:59May I come in?
31:00Why not?
31:02I should have told you this before.
31:04Told us what?
31:05It's about my client, Mr. Farrell, and I'd rather say it in front of him, if you don't mind.
31:11After all, I know the law, Mr. Rogers.
31:14That's right, Roy.
31:15I'll let him out.
31:19Clancy, let Farrell out!
31:26Sit down.
31:30You see, Rogers, when I said last night that I was sure Farrell couldn't have been guilty of an attempt of murder on Joan,
31:37I was pretty sure of what I was saying.
31:40Then why didn't you explain him?
31:42Uh, you'll understand in a moment.
31:45I don't know who tried to kill Joan Andrews, but I'm sure it wasn't this man.
31:50Because this man is actually Jim Andrews, Joan's father.
31:54How about that, Farrell?
31:58As your attorney, I advise you to tell him.
32:01Yeah, he's right.
32:02When I was younger, I got in a jam and they put me in the penitentiary.
32:06When I got out, I came west.
32:08My wife never forgave me.
32:10She made me promise that Joan, our daughter, would never know.
32:13Then why did you change your name to Farrell?
32:17Because of the promise.
32:20I didn't want Joan to know that her father, Jim Andrews, was still alive.
32:25Have you entered proof of this?
32:27Yes.
32:28I have his billfold right here.
32:33Here's a picture of Joan as a baby.
32:37There's all his old identification papers.
32:39I took the liberty of taking him out of your room.
32:42That's the reason I was down at the trailer last night.
32:45This country's pretty rugged and...
32:48I wanted to be near my daughter and watch out for her.
32:51What are you going to do about it?
32:52If it's all the same to you, I'd just soon, Joan, go on thinking I was dead.
32:59And we'll have a trust fund ready as soon as the papers are all straightened out.
33:02Good.
33:04Farrell looks like I've made a mistake.
33:06I'm sorry.
33:07It's all right, Rogers.
33:08Anybody could make a mistake.
33:09After all, how could you know?
33:11Well, as far as attempted murder is concerned.
33:17We'll just forget the whole thing.
33:19Thank you, Rogers.
33:20I knew you'd be reasonable.
33:21Have a good smoke, Sheriff.
33:37Roy, you didn't believe that stuff, did you?
33:39Why not?
33:40They had plenty of proof.
33:42Those identification papers were the real thing.
33:44Yeah, but where did he get them?
33:46Cookie, you remember Joan's father had a partner named Farrell.
33:51You don't think he got Andrew's identification papers back?
33:54That's just what I think.
33:55I also think they've been juggling the books a little with Joan's money,
33:58and they're trying to cover up.
34:00Here, have a good smoke.
34:02Oh, my God.
34:10Good morning.
34:12Good morning.
34:13Well, you're right on time.
34:19How do you feel?
34:20Wonderful.
34:21What happened last night seems like a bad dream.
34:24Say, Joan, before you came to this town,
34:27did the name Farrell mean anything to you?
34:30No.
34:31That's what I thought.
34:33Come on, we're going to go prospecting.
34:35I'll explain to you on the way out.
34:37Right.
34:43Say, are you sure this is it?
35:10If the dope I got at the claiming office is correct,
35:13this was the lucky gym.
35:15I wonder what kind of a mind it was.
35:17Well, it doesn't look like much of any kind.
35:18Well, it must have been something.
35:20Damn it, it's...
35:21Hey!
35:22Hey!
35:22Hey!
35:22Hey!
35:22Hey!
35:22Hey!
35:22Hey!
35:22Hey!
35:24Hey!
35:24Hey!
35:26Hey!
35:27Hey!
35:28Hey!
35:29Hey!
35:30Hey!
35:31Hey!
35:32Hey!
35:33Hey!
35:34Hey!
35:35Hey!
35:36Hey!
35:37Hey!
35:38Hey!
35:39Hey!
35:40Hey!
35:40Hey!
35:46Hey!
35:49Look what I found.
35:53J.A.
35:58Lucky Jim Andrews.
36:011899.
36:05That's the year Ted was born.
36:06Oh, Roy.
36:12Is Dad still... Oh, Roy.
36:14I wouldn't go in there, Joan.
36:16Those timbers have been there for a long time.
36:18They might cave in on you.
36:21I understand.
36:23This is probably the reason his death was never reported.
36:26He was murdered.
36:29Murdered?
36:29Yes, and I'm pretty sure Farrell, as his partner, had something to do with it.
36:33And he also had something to do with our cattle.
36:35What are we going to do about this?
36:38I'm going to arrest him as soon as I get enough evidence.
36:41I'll need your help.
36:43Of course.
36:57You got me out of jail just in time, Holly.
36:59The pioneers are going to load some more cattle.
37:01Yeah?
37:03Interesting.
37:04Shut up.
37:05Farrell, I've got to tell you something.
37:05Shut up and listen.
37:07They're loading tonight.
37:08I'll get a hold of the boys.
37:09It'll be the same setup.
37:10Oh, fine.
37:11That, with the other money, will give us plenty.
37:13Of course, I don't know how much longer I can keep us out of jail.
37:15Listen, Holly.
37:16What do you want?
37:16I want to tell you about Rogers and that dame.
37:18They've been out in the country riding.
37:19What's so unusual about that?
37:20Nothing except they stopped off by those old diggings.
37:22They're Twin Peaks.
37:23Twin Peaks?
37:23That's the old mine.
37:24What else you see?
37:25What else do you see?
37:30Hello, Mr. Holly.
37:31Oh, hello.
37:33Hello.
37:35Hello, Joan.
37:36Did you enjoy your ride?
37:37Well, yes.
37:40Mr. Holly, I must see you again about the trust fund.
37:43You see, I've got to have it right away.
37:45We're leaving tomorrow and I need the money very badly.
37:48Well, you see, Joan, as I explained...
37:49Did Mr. Rogers send you?
37:52Why, no.
37:53Then why the sudden departure?
37:54You weren't in any hurry last night.
37:56You told me it was a plenty of time.
37:58I did?
38:00Well, I guess if I did, on second thought...
38:04On second thought, take her in the other room and tire her to that chair.
38:09Please don't open your mouth like a little girl and yell.
38:12Because if you do...
38:14Don't worry.
38:16Let's go.
38:16Why do you do that?
38:28We're already involved in one, my death.
38:30Shh, be quiet.
38:31I'm sure that girl's working for Rogers.
38:34If she is, that cattle shipment's a plan.
38:36We don't want to take any chances.
38:40I want her to overhear a little act that you and I are going to do.
38:43It'll be dark in about a half an hour, not too.
38:45Hi, Roy.
38:58Where have you been?
38:59I know I'm later than I should be, Cookie, but a lot of things have happened.
39:02I've been with the freight agent and had him delay the train so it won't hit Paiu's grave before daylight.
39:07Where's Joan?
39:08I don't know.
39:08Why?
39:09Well, she was supposed to meet me here.
39:11Hello, operator.
39:12Give me Jason Howley's office, please.
39:14Cookie, round up the Pioneer.
39:15And be at the grave before daylight.
39:17I'm riding with the cattle.
39:21No answer.
39:23She's probably going back to the trailer camp.
39:25You check it for me, Willie Cooker.
39:26Right away.
39:26I've got to get on that train.
39:28I'll see you the first thing in the morning and keep your fingers crossed.
39:30Good luck.
39:36Hello, Nellie.
39:37See if you can find me the Pioneers up at the Double R Ranch.
39:45Well, you're still here.
39:52It's getting dark out.
39:54Want the light on?
39:56Huh?
39:59I'm just checking.
40:00I loosened the rope.
40:12She can get away in time she wants.
40:20Come in.
40:21Come in.
40:21What's the idea of coming here, Rogers?
40:32We don't like state coppers.
40:35Put your hands up.
40:36Get his guns, Mort.
40:38Hey, you're not so brave without those guns, are you?
40:42Roy!
40:43Be careful!
40:44You were right about ferro!
40:46Stay where you are, Rogers.
40:48Stay where you are!
40:49You asked for it!
40:56Well, that finishes Rogers.
40:58Mort, get the boys and meet the train at Devil's Pass.
41:01But you said Paiute Gray.
41:03I've changed my mind.
41:04We'll fool them.
41:05We'll meet them at Devil's Pass instead.
41:07Let's go.
41:19I'll give you a hand, boss.
41:45He can get up now.
41:48No, he can't.
41:51Phil!
41:52I thought you said this was a gag.
41:54It was on Howley.
41:56Stick him in there.
42:00What you said about Devil's Pass was only a cure.
42:03Miss Andrews will be our little carrier pigeon.
42:05We'll take the cattle at Paiute Gray as usual.
42:14Nobody knows this combination with Howley, and he ain't gonna tell.
42:17Take a look!
42:32Hey, Cookie.
42:33The place is empty.
42:38Roy's blood.
42:40It's too bad we didn't get here to help him.
42:42Well, he may not be dead.
42:44I wonder where they took him.
42:45They probably took him along.
42:47There's no use trying to carry out Roy's plans at Paiute Gray.
42:51Are you sure you heard right?
42:53Absolutely.
42:53They said Devil's Pass.
42:55You get a hold of Tony and stay all night at headquarters in case we get some word about Rogers.
43:00No.
43:00Tony can stay at headquarters.
43:02I'm riding Trigger and going along with you.
43:04You know how I feel about Farrell, and I want to be there when he gets what's coming to him.
43:09Good girl.
43:10Come on, fellas.
43:11Our train don't come through until morning, but let's get a head start.
43:14Let's go.
43:44Here she comes.
44:03Sure wish Roy was alive and on that train.
44:06Yeah.
44:14Did you see anything?
44:25Sure funny though.
44:27There she is and nothing's happened.
44:34Come on.
44:38Well that beats me.
44:39Now think, are you sure they said Devils passed?
44:44I'm positive.
44:45What do you suppose happened?
44:47When the train didn't come through last night, they probably lost their nerve.
44:52What are we going to do?
44:54We're going back to headquarters.
44:56If they haven't picked up Howley and Farrell, I'm going to start the biggest manhunt this state has ever known.
45:09Well there goes Devils Pass.
45:13How you grade next?
45:14Come on.
45:35It's a tough break.
45:36I don't like to operate this way in daylight.
45:38No.
45:38Maybe this time we'll have to stop it.
45:40Won't make any difference.
45:41This is our last job makes me laugh when I think of the lost sitting down the devil's pass waiting for us
46:11So that's the way they do it
46:41Hey, here come the trucks
47:11I'll be going to the slaughterhouse with you
47:20Cookie and the boy don't show up
47:22This is going to be easy
47:51It will if we work fast
47:52I'll be going to the slaughterhouse with you
47:59I'll be going to the slaughterhouse with you
48:06I'll be going to the slaughterhouse with you
48:13I'll be going to the slaughterhouse with you
48:20I'll be going to the slaughterhouse with you
48:24I'll be going to the slaughterhouse with you
48:26I'll be going to the slaughterhouse with you
48:33I'll be going to the slaughterhouse with you
48:37I'll be going to the slaughterhouse with you
48:41I'll be going to the slaughterhouse with you
48:59Hey, sir, Owen.
49:10Rogers, we haven't got much time.
49:12We've got to get those cattle out of here.
49:23Gus, follow me.
49:29Hey, what's the matter?
49:40What are you talking here for?
49:40What's the matter, anyhow?
49:41Oh, shut up, you guys.
49:43That sounds like Casey's whistle.
49:45Sure does.
49:46That's coming from the Paiute grade.
49:48You guys are crazy.
49:50You're hearing things.
49:51Oh, shut up, Pat.
49:52Listen, there it goes again.
49:57So what?
49:58It's a train whistle.
49:59We can't stick around here.
50:00We've got things to do in town.
50:02Come on, fellas.
50:04But Casey used to blow that whistle when it meant something,
50:07and I'm going to see if it means something now.
50:12Come on back, fellas.
50:13We might as well follow him.
50:14He'll get himself in trouble.
50:15Get around to the other side of the train.
50:33I'll cover you.
50:34Come on out, Rogers.
50:49Come on out.
50:51Come on out, Rogers.
50:56Come on out.
50:56Come on out Rogers, come in and get me.
51:06All right, I will.
51:26What's the matter? You out of lead?
51:56Come on!
52:26Gee, am I glad to see you, Roy. I knew it was you as soon as I heard the whistle.
52:49Hold still.
52:52Are you hurt, man?
52:54Hurts?
52:55Yeah, you lost a lot of blood back there in Hanley's office.
52:57It wasn't my blood.
53:04I'm losing blood.
53:07Don't let him get me, Carl.
53:09All right, Mort, I won't let him get you.
53:18What kept you so long?
53:20It's all my fault, Roy.
53:26Hey, Roy, go!
53:50Oh!
53:51It's all my fault, Roy!
53:55Have fun!
53:57Hey, I get into a아아 aolt every year sorry?
54:05Good day, old girl.
54:08The End
54:38The End
55:08The End
55:38Oh, boy
55:40Roy
55:49He won't bother you anymore
55:52And Howley?
55:54I don't know yet
55:55I checked with the bank, though, and there's enough money there to cover everything
55:59Thanks
56:00It's our cattle, and they're really in good hands now
56:15Here, you might want to keep this
56:17Oh, no, Roy
56:19I don't want this
56:21It hasn't been lucky for anybody
56:22I'll take it
56:23Oh, no, Roy, you don't...
56:24Just stand back
56:25Oh, no, Roy
56:28THE END
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