The Apple Dumpling Gang Page #4
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- Year:
- 1975
- 100 min
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just follow the trail.
take you right to it.
thanks.
bye!
- bye.
amos, that is the most humiliating
thing that's ever happened to me.
i know. three bitty
kids with shovels...
walk right into our hideout
and get the drop on us.
i know. and you
burnt my hand, amos.
scorched a hole in my best shirt!
well, i can fix that. why did you tell
me those three bitty kids was a posse?
well, i thought i saw 'em
down there in the bushes.
oh, you couldn't see through
a barbed wired fence. theodore?
that head of yours wouldn't
hold straw. theodore?
you couldn't sell
hacksaws in a jail.
what about that big roundup in the
sky? i don't want to talk about it!
i said i... i said i...
said you were gonna spread
your blanket next to mine.
w
- why don't we dig here?
because somebody
already did dig here.
you scared? no. no
more than you are.
i'm not scared. neither am i.
i am.
bobby?
come on. a little
mouse can't hurt you.
it was just an owl.
this looks like a
pretty good place to dig.
you start over there,
and i'll dig here.
find any gold yet?
nope. did you? no.
maybe there ain't any
gold, like mr. donavan said.
pa said there was.
stop shaking it, celia! i'm not
shaking it! it won't stand still!
it's an earthquake!
let's get out of here!
bobby?
i gotta go.
are we trapped?
there must be another way out.
come on.
bobby, what's that?
well, we base
our evaluation...
on what the price of the
gold was when we checked last,
but the price may have
gone up in the meantime,
in which case the nugget
could be worth more.
the san francisco mint will
give us a receipt for the nugget,
and the cash deposit will remain in the
children's name in the quake city bank.
i'll leave that end of it to
you. i just want to make sure...
that the children's
interests are well protected.
ah, donavan, don't
worry about a thing.
we'll see that that nugget
is well taken care of.
can we touch it?
i'm sorry, ma'am.
that's as close as we
can let you get to it.
it's a piece of cake.
you mean it ain't gold?
course it's gold, stupid.
i mean getting that
nugget out of that
bank's gonna be easier
than fallin' off a log.
oh, boy! act natural.
don't do nothin' to
attract attention.
hey, uh, theodore,
how we gonna...
theodore?
how, uh... how we gonna
get it outta that bank?
all right, first we gotta
get ourselves a long ladder,
and we're gonna go in through
the skylight, through the roof.
then we gotta get
and i figure if it's worth
$87,000, it ought to...
oh, i'd say it'd
weigh close to...
let's see. gold
is $15 an ounce.
how many ounces in a pound?
are you listening to me, amos?
yeah, but... yeah, but what?
your rear end's on fire,
theodore. oh, thank you.
ah! ow!
why didn't you tell me
my rear end was on fire?
well, you told me not to do
anything to attract attention.
you got a match? i've got...
excuse me.
ah! ah!
hello. nice day.
mabel, stanley, donavan.
hello. hi, sheriff.
well, now, this is what
i call havin' a party.
mr. donavan said we can have
all the apple dumplings we want.
did he? did he? well, that's
very generous of mr. donavan.
and he bought me
a new dress, see?
oh, i think that's the most
beautiful dress i ever saw.
awful nice kids.
yes, they are.
you still bound
for new orleans?
oh, yes. yes. well, nothing's
happened to change that.
of course, uh, i have a few things
i have to clear up here in town,
and i've gotta make
arrangements for the kids.
seems a lot of people...
are anxious to take the
youngsters to their bosoms.
they're sayin' the kids ought
to be made wards of the court...
and for me to give 'em to some
respectable family around here,
people of substance.
'course, that'd fit
right into your plans.
you'd be free to go on your
way. unencumbered. unfettered.
yeah. yeah.
fine, fine.
who wants 'em? oh, there's
no shortage of applicants.
there's the little darlin'!
here, let me have
what do you know about children? you
don't know nothin' about the child.
let go!
all right, ladies.
ladies, this is a
private party! but he
said i could have her!
you're all gonna wind up in the
calaboose if you don't get out of here.
that'll all be decided
later on at the hearing.
out! out!
see what i mean?
they ripped my
beautiful dress.
i know, but we'll fix it.
hey. we'll fix it.
there'sgotto be better
people in this town.
there's always
miss clydesdale.
who's miss clydesdale?
dusty? mm-hmm.
but she's not married.
- that's easy to fix.
well, who can you get?
you're not suggesting... i'm
only suggesting it for the kids.
i know, but dusty's... dusty's
a fine specimen of womanhood!
i seen her get caught
in a cloudburst once,
and i wanna tell you!
yes, mr. donavan.
please marry dusty.
no two people
ever got married...
for a more honorable or
worthy cause, donavan.
think that over.
hearing's not till
the day after tomorrow.
marry dusty?
if they give us to mrs. stockley, she
won't hit us with a stick, will she?
why would she hit
you with a stick?
she hits mr.
stockley with a stick,
and she might get mad if we track
mud in the house or something.
or forget to comb our hair.
well, i'm sure she
wouldn't do that.
when mr. stockley gets mad, he
uses words i never heard before.
he's not as mean as mr. leach.
mr. leach'll put you
in a sack and throw
you in the river if
you even talk too much.
nobody's gonna throw
you in the river.
if rowdy joe dover got us, i bet
we'd have to sleep in his shed.
don't worry, clovis. if celia gets
pneumonia, i can take care of her.
you, mr. donavan.
so you won't forget us
when you get to new orleans.
you can press them in a book
and they'll keep forever.
then every time you see one, you'll
remember us three "widdle" kids.
that you gave away.
come on, clovis.
not bother mr. donavan anymore.
all right!
i'll ask her.
"three 'widdle' kids"?
three little
swindlers, you mean.
bobby? what?
what's "swindlers"?
i don't know.
okay, come on.come on!
soon as we get the ladder out of
here, we head straight for the bank.
amos! amos!
yeah? ahh!
this one's too small.
get the one on the other side.
mmmm...
i'll go open the door.
it's too long. we can't
get it out this way.
push it together.
aah! you idiot!
you get on that end, and
i'll get on the other...
and then we'll
push it together.
on the count of three.
get in there and get it out!
it went through the other window.
i'm gonna pull it all the way through.
someone's comin'!
howdy.
evening.
don't worry. as soon as we get across
here, it's gonna be all downhill.
get back, you cabbage
head. you're gonna bust it.
don't worry. aah! mmm!
it's a long way
down there, theodore.
well, don't look down.
it's startin' to shake!
hoo!
don't do that.
move it! my spur's caught.
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