Carbine Williams
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- 1952
- 92 min
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Long distance Mr. Williams
from North California
Yes, I will take it from here.
Hello? Oh Hello, Maggie.
Is anything wrong?
Bite! What kind of bite? Ah, fight...
David won it, didn't he?
Was he hurt?
Not hurt outside. What is it, internal?
Oh, he feels better, I
thought he broke something
Well I am fixing to get out
of here in a couple of weeks.
You think so? Perhaps
I can make it sooner.
Maggie. He will be all right.
Boys get moody every
once in a while you know.
Good-bye Dear.
- Good morning, Marsh!
- Good morning.
Good news from Washington.
The army has taken 30-06.
- Well, you don't seem
I will be leaving for a
spill, they need me down home
But we need you down here.
We are on a deadline on 20 gazes
Well my work is done and the
drafting department has the design
- But it is your baby
You got to see it through
I don't got to do anything.
Wait a moment. Cant this business
at home wait a couple of weeks?
Waited a little too long already.
Good-bye.
Mrs. Williams?
He is here.
Maggie...
Marsh... Its good to have you back.
Good to be back here
Waited for a long time
- I missed you, Maggie.
- Missed you too, Marsh.
- David here?
- No, he went out.
- He didn't know I was coming?
- Yes, he knew.
- Didn't want to be around.
- Like I told you in the phone Marsh
The kids at school are
giving him a pretty bad time.
- I always felt we should have told him.
- Yes. I know you did, maybe, I made a mistake.
It's done. Now it is up to us to undo it
Tried to tell him several times I give
myself the best at it, its just not good
Marsh, Do you want me to tell him?
No!
No, I...
I don't think so...
I would like to talk to Raeligh 89532.
Person to person call to Captain
H.T. Peoples. This is Marsh Williams.
- That's right.
- Why Cap?
Cap would give it to him straight
You know, Cap...
Hello, Cap? This is Marsh.
I am fine, how are you?
Cap, I...
I got a problem. I need your help.
My boy, David, He is been
hearing a lot of things in school
All mixed up.
I was wondering... If I can
bring him over to see you
Fine cap, thank you
Marsh, maybe David
won't take it from him.
That's his right, Maggie.
- Nice day
- Yeah
Where are we going?
Don't feel like hunting.
- Hear you lost a fight, while I was up North?
- Can't win them all.
No, you can't win them all.
- Hi, Bill.
- Hi Marsh, I didn't recognize you.
- You can go right on in.
- Hiya.
Hello Marsh! Hiya!
Let me take those keys
and lock up all those guns
Close season on guards
- Marsh Williams.
- Hello, Jim.
Shake hands with my son, David?
Old friend of mine, David!
Glad to know you, David.
- Nice seeing you.
- Nice seeing you boys.
Marsh Williams.
Captain Peoples is expecting
Come on son.
Go right in, Mr. Williams.
- Hi, Cap.
- Hello Marsh...
David, This is captain
Peoples, My best friend.
Hello, David. It's a pleasure I have
been waiting for, for a long time.
If you will excuse me, I
think I will have a look around
- Where are you going?
- Don't worry son, I will be right outside
Captain Peoples have
something to talk to you about.
- About what?
- He will tell you.
Please sit down, David.
There are all kinds of men there, David.
Murderers, thieves, smugglers
But they are not all bad.
Some hardened criminals,
Will be here as long as they live.
Others have made only one mistake
Yes, David. Your father was in
this prison Before you were born.
What for?
He was convicted of killing a man.
I am going to tell you the whole story right
from the beginning. Just the way it happened.
I am not going to leave out any details.
I think you are old enough
to judge for yourself
Oh I wonder if any boy can
ever really know his father
I can try
When looking at you David I was
thinking of your Dad, when he was a boy
At times I think he didn't even
understand his father either
You see, your father always
was a rugged individualist
You know what that is, don't you?
That's not an easy thing to
be in a family of 11 children.
He always wanted to stand-alone
on his own. And he did!
You know that he quit
school and joined the navy?
He was a tall boy and
looked older than his years
But after a couple of hitches he found out
that he wasn't for the Navy and vice versa.
- I am home, Dad!
- Marsh!
Why didn't you let us know?
I didn't think anybody would be up.
You are looking might gone, Marsh.
that's what you hint!
There ought to be some cold chicken
left unless Lean beat you to it.
- I am glad you are home son!
- I am glad to be back!
The navy was no place for you.
The Williams belong on this land.
This land belongs to the Williams.
Pop, I haven't changed my
That's in the future.
You call that quick the future? I gotta set
a date, when I go see her in the morning.
You have lost your mind?
Can't even support
yourself, Let alone a wife.
You said I would be getting my share
of the firm, that's enough for us.
You will get your share
when you have earned it.
You said an acre of the place is mine.
You will get your 400 acres. The same
as your brothers, by working for it.
You know you are better
than they are, Marsh!
I never did say I was better,
I said I was different.
Ain't it time you stop
fighting your own flesh!
You are William's, one of 8 brothers. The
same blood flows through all of you. Mine.
Then you ought know I wont
be tampering with any of them.
You are going to work your share for
2 years. If all goes well its yours.
I can't wait around 2
years for marrying Maggie.
- There is plenty of time, son!
- Not for me.
2 years or you are getting no share.
All right, you keep the share, divide
it up with the others. I don't want it.
- Hey! Come on!
- Marsh...
- Listen to me, Marsh!
- I am listening.
- We have to be sure.
- You can't be sure of nothing unless you try?
Everybody else is sure!
Sure it won't work.
- You mean my folks...
- Mine too. They think you are irresponsible.
They don't know me, Maggie! My Dad,
my own dad. He won't even know me.
That doesn't matter, the important
thing is do we know each other?
I can't remember when I
didn't know you, Maggie.
That was as children.
Marsh? When does a
person, stop being a child?
I mean inside...
There's one! There's one!
Fetch! Fetch, come on!
Fetch, fetch! Drop it!
- Have you been stopped being a child inside?
- I don't think so?
Maybe you will never
stop! Ever think of that?
Sure I thought of it! That's
the reason I ran away from home.
Because I wanted to stay young
inside. But they wouldn't let me...
They made me go to school, study arithmetic.
Chop cotton. Things like that, age you Maggie.
- And hunting doesn't?
- No.
Soon you will have to
grow up and be somebody.
You have to be yourself, Maggie!
Man is just like a stock of corn, At
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