Winchester '73
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- Year:
- 1950
- 92 min
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Boy, oh, boy,
a Winchester '73!
What I'd give
to have that gun!
One of a Thousand?
First one I ever seen!
But mister,
that's a real gun!
I heard it took over
a year to make it!
Yeah! They give the first
to President Grant!
I'll sure be in good company
when I win that one!
We've hit a lot of towns,
Lin! What makes
you think he'd be here?
He'll be here!
We've been wrong before!
He'll be here!
On account of that?
If he isn't here already,
that gun'll bring him!
Hyah! Hyah!
Hyah!
Stayin' overnight,
mister?
Maybe!
We'll board your horses!
Two bits in the corral
with grain feedin'!
Four bits to stall 'em!
Real clean stall?
Yes, sir!
You can look for yourself!
You look like
an honest man!
Here! I'll take
your word for it, mister!
I don't care!
Let go! Let go!
You've got no right
to treat me this way!
I'm not doing anything now
that I haven't been doing
for the last six months!
-Just till over the Fourth!
- Why don't you pick on
the gunslingers...
and the tinhorn gamblers
instead of a girl tryin'to make
an honest dollar?
What about Steve?
You know I'm expecting him
any minute!
If he comes to town
and finds I'm gone, he's liable
never to catch up with me!
Come on!
Oh, no!
Is there something
I can do for you, ma'am?
- Stranger in town?
- That's right!
But I was talkin' to the lady!
Yeah! Well, don't fret
about it, Lola!
If Steve comes along,
I'll send him on after you!
Thanks, anyway!
Get up! Hyah!
Lola's all right!
It's just that some folks
in town!!!
think the dance hall girls
might give the place
a bad name over the holiday!
Not that I'm one of them!
You boys plan
to stay for a while?
We might!
Dodge House about
the best place in town!
Might be full up,
but I'll put in a word
with Jake!
Oh! Might as well
drop off your guns
here at the office!
Let's have 'em!
- Now, wait a minute!
You must have a real good reason
to ask a man to do
a fool thing like that!
We don't allow anybody
to wear guns in Dodge City!
Hadn't you noticed?
- Who's ''we''?
- Oh, didn't I introduce myself?
Well, where in the--
Where'd I put that thing?
I had it here someplace!
A man could get himselfkilled
hiding his badge like that.
I'm the marshal, Wyatt Earp!
Oh, well!
Come to think of it,
everyone did look
kind of undressed!
Yeah? Hmm?
Virgil,
here's some more guns!
Take good care of'em!
You're gonna get this
office so cluttered up
with six-guns!!!
a man won't have
a place to spit!
We got half the guns in Kansas
hangin' on the wall right now!
An awful lot of law
for one little cow town!
This is the kind of cow town
that needs a lot of law!
You boys gonna try
for the Winchester?
I sort of thought I would!
You'll have some
tough competition!
Who do you think
is the toughest?
Well, uh, as of now,
uh, Dutch Henry Brown!
You ever hear of him?
No! Can't say I
recall the name!
Local boy?
No! I'd say he was
sort of in on a pass!
You can sign up for the shoot
over there!
That's Dutch Henry Brown!
I thought you said
you didn't know him!
I said I didn't
recall the name!
Pick out a name
and write it down!
All right if I
use my own?
Some folks do!
Yeah, some folks do!
Lin McAdam,
that'll be two dollars!
Bein' as you're a stranger
and nobody knows nothin'
about you,
I'm just gonna
make your odds five to one!
I'll take a little
of that!
And who would you be?
High-Spade Frankie Wilson!
With a hyphen!
That's what I sit on
when I get tired!
Friend of yours?
I wouldn't exactly
call him that!
Personal matter?
Yeah, very!
Have you got
any goat's milk?
Ain't cow's milk good enough?
Give it to our cat!
Don't hurt her!
This personal matter,
I hope it can wait
till after you fellas
leave town!
It'll wait!
Oh, uh, for the!!!
gentleman at the end!
From the gentleman
at the far end of the bar!
Let's have a nice, quiet
Fourth ofJuly, shall we?
We're about to begin
the proceedings.
Right this way.
All right!
Gentlemen and ladies,
today, at our
centennial celebration,
we are going to make history
here in Dodge City!
My old man shoots a Henry,
and he says it's
the best gun there is!
Gentlemen, if you please!
Ain't no better
than a Spencer!
When the Winchester people--
A Spencer's better
than anything you can get!
Young men, dry up!
Without being unkind to
either the Henry or the Spencer,
do you suppose we could
agree that this is
the finest gun in the world?
Can I touch it?
You can, if you keep shut
till I get done talkin'!
All right!
Fellas, this is what
you're shootin' for!
Take a good look at it
and say a prayer!
Pass it along
for the others to see!
That's real pretty!
Mm-hmm!
While the contestants
are examining the prize
to be awarded to the winner,
I'll tell you
something about it.
It seems when
the Winchester people are
turning out these here guns,
every so often,
maybe one gun out of
every ten or twenty thousand,
well, it comes out just perfect!
Now, naturally,
it ain't for sale!
I would give a year's wages
for that gun,
but money won't buy it!
It wouldn't be right
to sell it!
So the Winchester people,
they have given it a name.
They call it
One of a Thousand,
and that's a good name.
President Grant has got one
and Buffalo Bill Cody.
And today, you're going to see
one of these here men
win something...
that I would give my right--
that I would give
my left hand to own!
If you folks'd
behave yourselves,
I could give my right hand!
However, that is the prize!
All right! First group,
pick up your rifles,
get your shells
from Bat Masterson
and the sheriff here!!!
and take your position
on the firing line!
Rules for the contest are!!!
three rounds of three shots each
to an elimination!
High score wins!
Over there, boys!
Hold your rifles!
Ready, boys?
Aim! Fire!
One bull's-eye
and two in the first
for number five!
One bull's-eye,
two in the first, number five.
Three bull's-eyes
for number six!
Three bull's-eyes,
number six.
Better check it.
It's a real tight group.
You call it luck,
or do you come by it natural?
Let's just say
I learned from a good man!
Three bull's-eyes
for number seven!
Three bull's-eyes,
number seven.
Almost the same grouping.
Huh! Hmm!
Looks like you fellas might've
learned from the same man!
He taught quite a few folks
how to shoot!
Only trouble was,
he taught him how!
He didn't teach 'em
what to shoot at!
Maybe he figured
a man should know that
without tellin'!
Yeah!
That was his big mistake!
He lived just long enough
to find it out!
Huh? Well, all right!
Next group up to the line!
All rounds being completed,
the decision
of the judges is!!!
a tie between Lin McAdam
and Dutch Henry Brown!
The targets-- The targets
will be moved back 25 yards!
You all right?
- Yeah! Find out where
he put up his horse?
Right next to ours,
next to Wells Fargo!
Don't try anything,
not with Bat Masterson
and Wyatt Earp around!
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