The Wistful Widow of Wagon Gap Page #6
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- 1947
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and every dog has his day.
Now get out! Just a minute. Ohhh!
Partner,
when you say that, smile.
Morning, Sheriff.
Good morning, Sheriff.
Good morning, ladies.
Howdy, Sheriff.
Hello, Joe.
Juanita, how are you?
Where's your mama?
She just came into town.
She's right over there.
Good-bye.
Yoo-hoo.! Sheriff Wooley.
I brought your dinner.
It's roast beef today. Just when
I was in the mood for chicken!
Now... I got chicken
stewin' for supper.
I'll send Eagan back... Never
mind, no need. Roast beef will do.
You wait here for me. I'm going to
the saloon to stop them from fighting.
They're not fighting. I know, but
why wait until the last minute?
I'll be right back. I've gotta
Hey, there's the sheriff.
The sheriff!
The sheriff.
You don't all have to stop talkin'
on account of me. Then c'mon, boys.
Shut up!
What'd you say?
I didn't say nothin'.
Well, don't say it again.
C'mon, folks,
everybody have a good time!
Enjoy yourselves. But don't
Put the gun away! Chester, the
widow is working me to death.
So? We've gotta get out of
town. Tonight, you arrest me.
Then we can get away
while the town's asleep.
You like that? Only the part
about putting you in jail.
You're starting to like it? Yes.
Being sheriff has its advantages.
Listen, Chester. Get your
hands off me. Get 'em off!
Ahem.
I've had enough
of your flirting.
If another man even looks
at you, I'll kill him.
Why, you...
Hello, Sheriff.
Have another one.
It's on me.
Chester, you're living
in a fool's paradise.
It's not you they're
afraid of, it's the widow.
And speaking of the widow,
she's out to marry you or else.
Or else what? Or else she'll
find somebody else to marry.
Then what? Without her protection,
you'd just be another little fat man...
men you've been pushing around.
Who would want
to marry the widow?
Who? Who? Nobody.
C'mon, everybody.
Drinks are on the sheriff!
Who would
marry the widow?
Judge, sit down
and have a drink.
there. But it's free at the bar.
Bartender, milk for everybody. Milk?
What's the matter?
Any objections?
Milk!
Milk. I should've listened
to you in the first place.
I have something else I think
you'd like to listen to.
Have you heard the news about the railroad
coming through the widow's property?
No.
They're buying her property
for a right-of-way.
You don't say.
That'll probably make her
the richest woman in the state.
Hmm.
Bottoms up.
Bottoms up!
Drink up. This stuff
will ruin a man's stomach.
So will this.
Looks like the little fat boy
is gonna keep dealing us misery.
Worry about him later. Right now,
we've got the stage to think of.
Hey, Duke.
What's the matter?
What day is today?
Wednesday.
I thought so.
Jim, is Frame and his gang
gonna be fooled!
What're you getting at? You know you
told me the gold was comin' in tomorrow?
I told 'em it was coming in today.
Pretty smart, huh?
Send 'em
on a wild-goose chase.
The gold is coming today! What?
That wild-goose chase of yours is
gonna lay a golden egg... for Frame.
Head off the stage before
it reaches Dead Man's Pass.
I'll round up the men
and follow.
I get it.
We stop the stage.
The bandits are waiting
for the stage.
And then you show up instead of
the stage. That's well-staged.
Exactly.! Providing
you reach the stage.
Don't worry. I ain't
got that for nothin'.
Madam, you'll have to get down off
that buckboard. We're after the bandits.
C'mon, you'll have
to make it snappy.
What do you mean
we're going after the bandits?
You wanna play tag with
the bandits, go ahead.
Just a minute.
Take it easy.
I deputized you, didn't I?
Now get in there.
Wooley, I'm agin
the whole idea.
When you start ridin' by those bandits,
they're liable to start shootin'.
Don't worry. They're not
crazy. Well, I am worried.
I'm just sentimental enough
not to want my intended shot up.
Madam, it's about time
you and I had an understanding.
You may be intending,
but I'm not.
Now step aside and let me
do my duty! Don't rile me!
It's me protecting you. If you
want to keep that protection,
you better be thinking
about us gettin' wed.
I got all the protection
I need... right here.
Go home before I throw you in the
hoosegow for tryin' to scare the sheriff.
Mrs. Hawkins, I've been considering
making you a proposition.
Ain't got time, Judge. I can wait.
Wedding bells and train whistles...
most melodious.
Yes, indeedy.
What're you slowin' down for?
Let's not pass up this chance.
We have horses and a wagon.
Nobody's watching.
California's out that way. What
kind of a sheriff do you think I am?
I was put in office
to uphold the law.
You're my deputy, and
you're gonna help me!
Sure, the bandits might not shoot
you, but it's open season on me.
You got nothin'
to worry about.
You're safe as long as
I've got this picture.
What's the matter?
What's the matter?
The picture's gone.
Gone?
It's gone.
Duke, don't go another step.
Hold the horses.
Don't go
no further, Duke.
that road. Should I keep going?
No. No!
Duke, which way
does that road go?
To California.
California?
California.
Over there.
The widow.!
Just had a faint notion...
you'd be heading this way
once you found the picture gone.
Let's ride
back together.
You and me can discuss terms
for keepin' my protection.
What do you say? Giddyap!
Mr. Wooley?
Mr. Wooley!
Hurry up.
Get down off of there.
Keep your hands up.
Get over here.
Frame.
Frame!
The sheriff!
Mr. Wooley?
Mr. Wooley!
The widow!
Giddyap!
Wooley!
Now we lost the gold. Why
didn't you shoot the sheriff?
Why didn't you?
Me?
And have her chasin' me
instead of him? Uh-uh!
Where's the sheriff?
It's here, Jim.
He did it!
He saved the gold! If I wouldn't have
seen it, I wouldn't have believed it.
Aw, shucks.
It was nothing.
I went for my guns, and they went
for the hills. Or vice versa. Wooley.!
Wooley. Wooley!
You're a hero.
I seen it with my own eyes.
You don't need my picture
to be brave. How'd...
But I'd like you
to have it, Chester,
to keep close to your heart.
Thank you, ma'am.
I sure will.
his gang! I recognized 'em.
This is it. They're probably on
their way back to the Round-Up.
Phil, take a bunch of men and
ride ahead. We're gonna get 'em.
There's no need
of bloodshed.
single-handed. You're only one man!
There's only one gang.
I'll see you all later.
What happened? How do you get
outta here? Get on your horse.
Fine bunch of softheaded
idiots I tied in with.
shot at him. Leaving town, I see.
It's all your fault.
You and your laws!
That sheriff's
got everyone hog-tied.
Not necessarily. If someone
would marry the widow,
that would relieve the culprit of
his responsibilities, also his power.
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