Ramrod Page #3
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- Year:
- 1947
- 94 min
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has to hold for me.
What'll take to give you a mind to?
Right now, an awful lot.
I won't be rawhide'd into this.
I ain't gonna draw!
They can all see my hands!
I ain't gonna draw!
Pokey... here.
Buy yourself a bottle and take a
vacation far from town. And quick!
Connie!
Bill could draw.
There's his gun.
This better be true.
Sure, it's been fired.
What were you doing all this time?
While he was shooting fast, I was
aiming careful. Ask George.
-Well, I...
-Sure. And I'll ask Pokey, too...
When we find him.
He sure let out quick.
Guess he was scared. -Bill ain't the
kind to wait two shots before he moves.
How'd he get this burn on his hand?
Bill laid his cigar down. Maybe
Burma put his hand on it.
It happens to be on the back
of his hand.
He fell on his back.
It might have been under his hand.
-You two are lying.
George and Bill have been in
cahoots for years.
You put Virg on the barn. Why don't
you do the same here?
If Curley dies and Burma's been
murdered, Bill and Virg will both hang.
I can't hang a man for self-defense.
-Burma's dead...
And all Curley had was a poke
in the nose. -Ben...
I'd like to show you what a poke
in the nose can do.
-I don't want to see it.
-Afraid?
Connie saw it.
Lindstrom...
I'd like to take care of Curley.
And pay all his expenses.
Paying his expense won't
restore his sight.
I don't want to fight with her, Rose.
She's all I've got.
She's got her pride, Ben. You
broke a man in front of her.
You don't know how a woman feels.
You didn't have to let Frank do that.
Maybe, but she couldn't have loved
Walt Shipley. He was trash.
What's Frank Ivey?
The biggest man in the valley.
I get Connie's side of it,
but I don't get yours.
Are you after Connie?
We'll just pretend you never asked that.
Hello, Bill.
Hello, Connie. Where is everybody?
Around.
Sure could do with a cup of coffee.
Bill...
George said so, didn't he?
-Did he?
-What do you think?
I think you're not afraid
to take a chance.
I like that.
What are you after, Con?
Alright. I'll tell you.
I want to see him crawl out of town
the same way Walt did.
If Curley dies...
Dave will take care of Ivey.
Dave's way is too slow.
Just what's on your mind, Connie.
I want you to stampede my herd.
Stampede?
It's the one way to make Dave
and Jim Crew more fast.
I've thought about it for a long time.
They'll think Frank Ivey did it.
Yeah.
They might.
They will.
This is something I didn't figure in.
What did you figure?
To tell the truth, I...
Why bother?
C'mon, people... push them on!
Keep 'em moving!
Head 'em for the cliff!
-Hello, Rose.
-Hello, Bill.
-How's Curley?
-I wouldn't go in now. He's asleep.
Wait a little while.
This is nice.
Bill... you've torn your sleeve.
-It's fine
-Give it to me and I'll fix it.
With two women out at the ranch,
I'd think you'd be looked after better.
Who does Dave look after?
Who do you think?
The cattle.
I wonder what's up.
Ivey and his crew jumped us about midnight.
Set us off of the herd and started
shooting. -Part of them chased us...
...and the others stampeded the
whole herd off the cliffs.
So Ivey's really gone wild.
He's always been wild.
Well, I've heard your evidence.
Remember boys, no liquor. We
got a big job ahead of us.
Your men ain't going, Dave.
Everyone of them has a grudge against
Ivey, and the law has to be immune.
-But you'll need help, Jim.
-Thanks.
This is my business.
-And it's my fight.
It doesn't call for shooting.
But it might if you were there.
You're probably right.
I know I'm right. This has been
my liftetime job, son.
You ever want to quit, I'll give
you a job on my outfit.
Even sign you on as ramrod.
At my age, I take that as quite
a compliment.
Virg, watch yourself.
Jim Crew's coming.
Hello, Jim.
Glad to see you. You look
kind of thirsty.
Come here for Virg?
No... I will be soon.
Doc says Curley won't last.
-Found Pokey?
-No, not yet.
Here.
Something wrong, Jim?
You coming?
Coming? Where?
To jail?
Jail? For what?
Stampeding Connie's cattle last
night wasn't exactly legal.
What? I wasn't off the place last night
and I can prove it. Come here!
Where was I last night, boys?
-Right here.
All night.
He sure was. He won a months wages
off of me in the poker game.
You hear that?
Better put your boots on.
I told you I wasn't off the place.
You'll get a chance to prove
that before a jury.
You're lying.
I'm not lying when I say I'm
taking you in.
I'm warning you, Jim, get away
from here.
I'll tell you just once more.
Come along.
Don't do it, Jim!
Red...
-Get over to Dickason's and spread word
that Virg shot the sherrif. - Listen...
Shut your mouth! I'll take care of you.
Go on. I want Dave Nash to
hear about this.
Virg wasn't the real killer.
He just pulled the trigger.
I killed him.
I killed him by playing safe and
using the law as a weapon.
The law was just a tired old man.
Dave!
Don't risk everything now.
Ms. Connie...
I hate to bother you...
...but there's something you oughta
know. -What is it?
I seen what happened.
Your own men stampeded your cattle.
They done it on purpose. I seen them.
But nobody saw me.
-There must be some mistake.
No, ma'am. Tom Peebles, Bailey
and Bill Schell... I seen them.
Sit down, Link.
Link...
You know Dad tried to force
That's why I left home.
-So, I heard.
Frank fights dirty... and I've got
to fight the same way.
Curley's dying because of him.
I know Bill Schell stampeded the cattle.
The orders were mine.
But... on account of that, Jim
Crew is dead.
I know.
It's a terrible thing to have on my conscience.
I didn't know this was going to happen.
Should I take all the blame.
Oh, no. Don't tell them nothing.
And you don't have to worry about me,
Ms. Connie. I'll keep my mouth shut.
Thanks, Link.
Dave...
Frank Ivey killed the sherrif.
Dave...
Dave!
You'll have to help me, Rose.
Where's Curley?
Died this afternoon.
-Fine! -I'll find him. Bailey
and Peebles, too.
Why don't you look in Idaho or Montana?
They quit after Crew was killed.
C'mon, Nash is wounded. He
can't get far.
Head back to town!
-Out in the open, ain't it?
Why not? I'm in it, too.
Didn't they stampede those cattle
and try to hang it on me.
-Bill.
-Hello, Rose. How is he?
I found out there's no passengers on
the stage. It's our only chance.
They just been through our house.
Thank heavens Doc wasn't home.
Here they are.
You two women go out the
back way and quick.
Where's my gun? -You two get out
of here! -I have an idea.
It's you. Well, I'm busy.
We won't be long. Take a look
in the kitchen.
Just looking around. -Look somewhere
else. Not here. I won't stand it!
What's the matter with you?
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