Frontier Marshal
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- 1939
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"ALL YOU'LL FND IS YOUR TOMBSTONE",
THEY TOLD ED SCEFFELIN, IN 1877,...
WHEN THE WENT PROSPECTNG NTO...
THE SAVAGE APACHE MASAS OF SAOUTHERN
ARZONA...
INSTEAD, SCHIEFFELIN UNCOVERED
HS STRIKE STARTED...
ONE ON THE MOST TURBULENT STAMPEDE
IN MINING HISTORY...
A MAUSHROOM METROPOLIS SPRANG
UP OVER NIGHT.
STAR MEN'S WEAR
LOTS FOR SALE:
ROYAL IMPERIAL BAR'DA
WHISKEY $ 1.00 FOR 3 FINGERS
Hurry, Doc! Hurry!
- What is it, a baby or a shooting?
- A baby!
OPEN FOR BUSINESS.
Don't forget the grand opening
tomorrow night...
of the Bella Union.
Pretty girls.
Sweet singers of southern song.
Hello, Carter.
I see you're opening up here.
Yep. They run me out of Lordsburg.
Well, boys, in a couple of hours, you'll
be buying your drinks across that bar...
at the Palace of Pleasure.
AND THUS WAS BORN THE APPROPRIATELLY
Listen to this, Eddie.
"Yesterday, Big Nose Jackson
was buried in Boot Hill.
"He was shot to death
by an unknown party.
"Joe Triplett, who officiates
as coroner...
"when not busy in the assay office,
rendered the following verdict:
"Body rich in lead...
too badly punctured
to hold whiskey."'
"We are growing rapidly,
but it is getting to be a question...
"whether the city or the cemetery
will be the larger.
"If the city can just keep a few steps ahead
of the burial ground...
"we are bound to become the most
flourishing camp in the Southwest.
Watch us grow."
PALACE OF PLEASURE
THE BELLA UNION:
- Hiya, boss.
- Hi.
Been eatin' dust for 10 hours.
- Got anything to drink in there?
- A drop or two.
You stay with the horses, Charlie.
Can't let Charlie drink.
Sees little bugs.
We'll send you out some agua.
Agua.
- Have any trouble, Curly?
- Nope. Got the stage comin' through the pass.
Driver handed over the money
like it was a real pleasure.
- Not so good.
Bella Union getting all the play, eh?
Yeah. Jerry and those girls from Chicago
are drawin' 'em in like flies.
Sure doin' a land office business
over there.
- Hey, maybe we can do something about it.
- What do you mean?
Charlie.
- For me?
- Sure. Take a big swig.
- More?
- Take all you want.
Rock-a-bye, baby
in the treetop
When the wind blows
the cradle will rock
Out of the way!
Come on.
What's the trouble?
Indian Charlie.
He-He's killed Plush Sullivan.
Maybe some more folks by this time.
He's a-tearin' our place up.
- Go over and get him, Marshal.
- Not me, Mr. Henderson. I aim to live a while.
- What's that?
- I'm not gonna walk over there
and get my head blown off.
Mr. Marshal, as mayor of Tombstone,
I'm sorry, Mr. Mayor,
but I got a wife and kids.
And Charlie ain't the kind
that you can arrest when he's rampaging.
Why, I wouldn't have a chance. He'd fill me full
of lead before I got halfway through that door.
- Oh, so you won't do it?
- A nice lot of law you got here.
- Who said that?
- I did.
- Who are you?
- Just a visitor tryin' to get some sleep.
But how can I with all this whoopin'
and a-yellin' and a-shootin'?
What kinda town you got here?
A drunk goes loco with a gun and...
- Oh, you talk too much.
- Maybe, but if it was any of my business...
that tinhorn out by the heels.
- Oh, you would, would you?
- If it was any of my business.
Yes? Well, you come down here,
and I'll make it your business.
I'm deputizing you as marshal.
IMPERIAL HOTEL ROYAL
Go on.
Drag him out by the heels.
All right.
Lend me a gun?
Here it is.
Don't worry.
You'll never get to use it.
You know who he is?
No. But we'll find out
at his inquest.
You're under arrest.
Put down those guns.
You heard me.
Put those guns down.
What did I told you?
I don't reckon Charlie give him
much of a chance to use my gun.
Do you see what I see?
He ain't dead.
He'll come to in a few minutes,
and you can lock him up.
Now if you'll excuse me,
I'll go back and get some sleep.
- Who are you?
- My name's Earp.
- Wyatt Earp?
- You know me?
Certainly have heard of you.
General Miles says
you're the best scout the army ever had.
What brings you to Tombstone?
Prospecting?
No. Thought I might
start a stage line.
No, we got two here now
that I run.
No room for another one.
How would you like to be marshal?
- Me?
- Yes. Job pays 500 a month and fees.
- No.
- Now listen...
Sorry, but I've had
enough of gun-totin'.
Nah. You're fired.
Turn around and move.
- Who is it?
- Earp.
Just a minute.
- Why, Earp, what happened?
- That job of marshal still open?
- Yeah.
- Then I'll take it.
- Good.
- Do these go with the job?
Sure do.
Let me get my pants on.
I'll go with you.
Ain't gonna be no more volunteer
marshals around this camp!
Put it up on the bar!
Don't reach.
Don't you lads try anything.
You might get me, but first
I'll blast him right in the belly.
You two boys and Curly Bill,
get goin'.
What's up?
I got a little business
with these boys out on the mesa.
Oh, I see.
Think you'd better take
the guns from 'em?
Nope. I'd just as soon
they try to use 'em.
Get goin'.
Come on. Get down.
Take off those guns.
Throw 'em away.
Now let's see what you can do
when nobody's holdin' me.
Just keep 'em up.
Get this, and get it
good and clear.
From now on,
I'm the law in Tombstone...
and I don't wanna see
hide nor hair of you in the camp.
Come and see Eddie Foy,
the funnyman...
- Can I have one, sonny?
Eddie Foy! Eddie Foy!
How you like that, boss?
AMERICA'S GREATEST COMEDIAN
HERE!
- Very good, Pete. Very good.
Must be costing you plenty
to get Foy down here.
for his Palace of Pleasure...
but my dough talked
louder and quicker than his.
Nothin' ain't too good
for the Bella Union.
- Someday I figures on getting Lillie Langtry.
- Yeah?
- Jenny Lind and all of them.
- Hmm.
6:
30. That stage must be late.- Is Foy on it?
- He better be.
Supposin' he gets cold feet
and backs out?
Well, I still have Jerry.
Stand back, villain
Go your way
Here I will no longer stay
Although you are a marquis
Or an earl
Why, you may tempt
the upper classes
With your villainous demitasses
But heaven will protect
The working girl
I took but a glance and I knew
that pleases the eye
Makes me sigh
I wonder why
I've known you forever it seems
You've shown up in all of my dreams
- But now I'm awake
and my dreams have come true
I'm full of romance
and I've taken a fancy
To Y-O-U
Oh, heaven
Will protect
The working girl
The working girl
- Come on, gals. Get to work.
Hiya, partner.
Hello, slugger.
No, a little later.
- Jerry, how are ya?
- Come on, Jerry. Give me luck.
- No, I'll see you later.
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