We aim to corner earp
In the alley
And blow that tin star
He wears clean through him.
Yeah,
k*ll the so-and-so.
You mean
Bushwhack him?
Oh, now--!
And you're gonna
Help us.
Or do you want your saloon
Burnt to the ground
And half the town
With it?
No, I'll help you.
♪ Wyatt earp ♪
♪ Wyatt earp ♪
♪ Brave, courageous,
And bold ♪
- ♪ Long live his fame ♪
- [Announcer] the life
And legend of wyatt earp,
- ♪ Long live his glory... ♪
- Starring hugh o'brian.
[Announcer] wyatt earp,
The new marshal of dodge city,
Was trying to civilize
The toughest town on
The western frontier.
The hoodlums of dodge
Knew that earp had tamed
Ellsworth and wichita,
But these were little
Cow towns compared to
Dodge city,
The cowhand capital.
Marshal earp had to
Start all over again,
And in the face
Of opposition
Which had run several
Peace officers out of dodge.
This gomorra of the plains
Offered wyatt earp
A hard choice--
Fight or run.
And if he was
To fight it out,
Wyatt needed the help
Of city councilman jim kelly.
"Mr. Dog" kelly, they called
Him in the history books.
Ex-soldier, gambler,
Saloon keeper,
An odd mixture of
Good and evil.
"This place won't open
Until I feel like it.
Jim kelly."
Jim must be riled
About something.
[All] yeah...
I wanted
To get a drink.
It's like I was bewitched
By this fella earp, deacon.
He comes in here and
Fast-talks me into
Helping him
Against the big-t outfit.
I got no business helping
Him against good customers
Like the big-t ranch boys.
Who's next? What's
The next donation?
The reverend hawkut.
Give him .
Why should I have
Helped wyatt earp?
Who's wyatt earp?
Nothing but a smart alec
Young john law.
He'll be here today
And dead tomorrow.
Who's next?
Mrs. Jenkins and children.
Give 'em the same as
We gave 'em last month.
Like I was saying, deacon,
Earp had no call on me,
None at all.
But I round up some special
Deputies and sticks
Of dynamite
And then what does earp do?
He blows up the cattle pens
And turns all the wild steers
Loose.
So the big-t cowhands
Have to quit sh**ting
At charlie bassett and
Bill tillman in the depot.
They gotta ride half a day
Collecting steers.
Two big-t hands get k*lled
And earp creases their
Foreman's skull.
I need my head cracked
Open for having anything
To do with wyatt earp!
You didn't know how rough
Earp plays it, boss.
How much
For father shevlin?
Father shevlin, is it?
The way that man
Keeps after me.
Not a dime! Not one penny--
--More than .
All right, all right.
That finishes the list.
Ain't you due at
The city council meeting?
No!
Earp wants me to vote to
Close this town up tight!
The gall of him!
Does he think the big
Cattle driving outfits
Are gonna stand
For that without
k*lling him and maybe me?
By joe, I'm in my
Right mind now.
And if you ever see
Jim kelly give wyatt earp
So much as
The back of his hand,
This whole saloon
Is yours deacon!
You got my oath on it.
All right, sparky,
Open her up.
Open her up wide and
Let 'em start drinking.
Maybe they'll punch
Marshal earp in the nose.
Now let's get organized
This time.
We make our play
In real big-t style.
We scatter and take
The back streets to
Gruber's livery barn,
We leave the horses there
And then we get ready
To move on that kelly.
- It wasn't kelly's fault.
- What?
Earp forced him to it.
Quit your jabbering.
It was both their faults.
Two of our men are dead and
Guy sanders will be laid up
For weeks.
And we don't take that
Off of nobody.
[All murmuring agreement]
We're fixing kelly first,
Then the big-t will get
Wyatt earp. Now move!
Back there. Go on.
They're not big-t men,
Just drunks.
Al, the doc will be over to
Patch 'em. Keep 'em locked up.
Yes, sir.
Gentlemen, I'm awful sorry to
Keep the town council waiting.
What happened to you?
Oh, nothing too serious.
One of the big-t
Outfits stuck his
Thumb in my eye.
But I don't think
He'll do it again.
It'll be all right
In a couple of days.
What's more important is
There are drunken cowhands
In the street with g*ns.
Mr. Mayor, that
Oughta convince you
That we need these new
Ordinances that I'm asking for.
I'm convinced, wyatt.
I'm not, and neither
Is mr. Billings.
The town council
Is kinda hung up--
Two votes for
Your new ordinances,
And two against.
Gentlemen, I'll tell ya,
It's useless to even hire
A marshal
If these aren't approved.
What are the objections?
Billings and I think
Two of them are all right,
But we sure don't
Like the others.
Which ones do
You object to?
[Reading sign]
We vote against number
And number .
You think it's all right to ride
A horse into a saloon or a hotel
Lobby or into a store?
It shouldn't be
A misdemeanor.
It's just harmless fun.
Harmless fun?
We've had at least innocent
Bystanders kicked or bitten
By horses.
And being drunk on the street?
That's just harmless fun too?
I'm not a hypocrite!
I've been tipsy
On the street,
And so have you
And so has kelly!
Say, where is mr. Kelly?
He the fifth member
Of the council, isn't he?
Jim ran out on us.
What do you mean?
He's sore because you
Got him involved in
That fight last week.
Says he won't vote
Either way.
But if he did vote,
He'd vote against
You, marshal.
Afraid that's it.
Mr. Mayor,
I'd appreciate it
If you'd call another
Meeting for tonight.
I'll have a little talk
With mr. Kelly.
That won't do any good.
You know that...
Ace is the loser...
Green is a winner...
Mr. Kelly, I'd like
A few words with you.
What happened to you?
Oh, I caught a little
Thumb in the eye.
- Big-t.
- Mm-hmm.
I'm sorry to hear it, but
That's the only word
You'll get from me.
We ain't friends.
Wait a minute.
This is business,
Both mine and yours.
I helped you once.
Never again.
Ain't I made it
Clear enough?
I'm asking you to
Keep away from me.
There must be
Two jim kellys.
Then this one's
In his right mind.
I kinda liked
The first jim kelly.
It's the one that
Helped me put a stop
To that big-t outfit
From tearing this town
Apart about a week ago.
Then you like
Mush-headed idiots!
Now you're talking to
The real jim kelly.
I run a saloon
And a gambling hall.
That's a legal business,
Mr. Kelly.
And I sell liquor
To the big-t outfit.
I didn't mean to
Set 'em up for a k*lling.
Now wait a minute.
Bassett and tillman,
Shot in the line of duty.
It was self-defense.
Stop trying
To argue with me!
You got a slick
Poison tongue, earp,
You and your two kellys.
Well, I'm sick of
Looking at you and I
Ain't gonna talk to you!
And by george, if you
Don't get out of here--
Mr. Kelly--
Well, my duty's
To defend myself.
Settle the chips
And close out.
Gotta change this place
Into a fort like the alamo.
Sparky, get out the g*ns.
Reb, put up the bars.
Start piling tables in front
Of the doors and windows.
All right, there's
Gonna be trouble here.
Anybody's got a sh**ting beef
Against the big-t can stay
And help themselves.
The rest of you clear out.
[Man] think about it,
Mr. Kelly.
You can't stand off
That many men.
Marshal, this
Don't make sense.
You'll get us all shot,
And the place burned
On top of us.
Can't you do something?
I can try.
You sure you got
Your facts straight?
Yes.
And you can leave
By the back door.
This is no place
To make a fight.
Whose fight is it?
- It's more mine
Than it is yours.
- Bah!
Now you'd make a pretty
Good-looking deputy.
I'm defending myself,
Not helping you.
You sure you couldn't
Use a little help?
Not from you.
Now leave by
The back door, I said.
Get moving!
I sure did like
That old jim kelly.
Yes, sir. You know, he used
To be a real tough sergeant
In the cavalry.
Just keep walking.
I kinda depended
On him too.
Like all old army men,
He kinda knew his duty.
I figured he'd back me
In the council and put an
End to all this foolishness.
I'll take what's coming.
You want to fight it out
With that g*ng
Of spoiled-rotten
Hoodlums all by yourself,
Huh?
The door is open.
All right.
I'll ask you just
One more question.
I'll ask it of
The jim kelly that you
Claim to be right now.
What's the sense
In turning your back
On the law
And trying alone to
sh**t out a hoodlum
Grudge?
Because
I am a hoodlum.
Because this
Is a hoodlum town.
And that's the way
Dodge is gonna stay!
The likes of you
Won't change it.
Well, I'm gonna sure
Try to change it.
Good luck to you
Against the big-t
Outfit, mr. Councilman.
"Two jim kellys"!
That young smart alec!
Hey, who put buckshot
In my g*n?
I want slugs!
Buffalo slugs!
Howdy, mr. Mayor.
Haven't you heard
The news?
The big-t outfit is coming
Into town to sh**t up
Kelly's place.
Maybe.
The stage driver saw them,
R g*ns,
About a half an hour
Out of town.
Aren't you gonna
Do something?
No, sir.
What?
Oh, I don't
Think they're gonna
Hurt kelly much.
Why do you say that?
The big-t outfit
Has every reason to
Crack down on kelly.
I think they
Kinda like kelly,
At least the
Hoodlum part of him.
Anyway, they're
Not after him.
They're after bassett,
Tillman, and me.
Bill tillman and
Charlie bassett
Aren't in town.
Yeah, I know.
That leaves me.
I guess I don't
Know you very well--
Yet.
But if a crowd
Was coming after me,
I'd be swearing in
Special deputies
And getting ready
To blast them from every
Building on front street.
I can't do that.
Why not?
Because of public opinion,
Mr. Mayor.
It's my most
Important weapon.
If I'm gonna do any good
Here in dodge,
I can't go around
sh**ting people from ambush.
You think you can afford to
Let kelly get hurt and have
His saloon wrecked?
I think there's
Some kind of a trick.
Trick?
Yes, sir. Studying cowhands
Kept me alive in ellsworth
And wichita.
I don't think that big-t
Outfit's gonna jump me
In an open fight.
They've already lost
Their three best men.
They haven't had time yet
To hire any real fast g*ns.
But they'll jump kelly.
Maybe.
But I don't aim to let
Anything too bad happen.
You're gonna try
And save his life?
Why?
'Cause he's got
The deciding vote
On the council.
And I want his vote
For those ordinances.
That's a mighty cold-blooded
Way to look at it.
Well, I'm in a mighty
Cold-blooded business.
Say, did it ever occur to you
That there are two jim kellys?
Yes, sir, one would
Sell me out in a flash
Of irish temper
And the other would weep and
Plant shamrocks on my grave.
Pretty soon we're gonna
Find out which kelly
Comes out on top.
Could be a pretty
Close fight.
"...i hereby--
I, jim kelly,
Hereby
Bequeath--
Bequest--?
Bequeath--"
Hey, deacon,
Come here.
How does this fella
Earp spell his name?
Well, uh, "wyatt"
Would be w-i-a-t.
And I guess "earp" is
U-r-p.
Why, boss?
Never mind.
Get back on guard.
"To father chevron,
$ , .
Hoping you will pray
Once a week
For wyatt earp."
[Deacon] hey, mr. Kelly.
Two big-t cowmen,
But they're on foot.
Mccomb and deggars.
I wonder why they
Ain't riding with
The rest of them.
Maybe they got fired.
No they didn't. They're
Keeping an eye on me.
And where's my good friend
Wyatt earp?
- He offered to help.
- Shut up!
They'll get me
And let him run out.
I'll have no prayers
For wyatt earp!
Something's wrong.
When the big-t comes
After you, they don't
Stall around.
They come galloping
Down the street.
They come shootin'!
Maybe they're
Scared of earp.
Ah, one marshal
And three deputies.
Might be scared if
Tillman and bassett
Was here.
They're out in the country
Chasing stage robbers.
Drop your g*ns!
Keep the rest
Of them covered.
Take him in
The back room.
What? What's the idea?
- We're giving you
Your last chance--
- You can't bust in on me.
Put g*ns on me,
Slap me around!
Keep your temper.
We want wyatt earp.
Go over to the jail,
Then.
Oh, no. We're gonna get him
Here and you're gonna help us.
You mean bushwhack earp?
If that's what
It has to be.
Oh, no. I hate
His insides, but--
Listen!
You want a couple
Of slugs in your stomach?
- No.
- You want
This place on fire
And half the town
With it?
All right.
The first thing you do
Is open for business
Like nothing ever happened.
What is
Going to happen?
I'll tell you
All about it, kelly.
Now get it open!
[Horse approaching]
Wyatt, there are
Eight t-brand horses
At gruber's livery stable.
Where'd the men go?
Gruber thinks they went
To get something to drink.
It's a false alarm,
I reckon.
That could be a few
Of them over there.
You and pete wait a couple
Of minutes and then tell
Them to get out of town.
Should we pass
The word to mr. Kelly?
Let him sweat.
Hey, deke. Deke!
Let sparky sit in
For you. Come here.
Take it, sparky,
Would you?
I ain't going
Through with it.
Huh?
I don't hate earp
That much.
Oh, now,
Think about this.
You can't double-cross
The big-t.
It's m*rder they plan!
You want m*rder
On your soul?
I ain't got a soul.
All men got souls.
Now don't you never
Say that again.
All right.
All right.
I should let him
Do it to earp.
If he stays in dodge,
He'll be hounding me.
He'll be worse
Than father chevron.
Now you talk like
The real jim kelly.
Now don't you start that.
Some things even
A hoodlum won't do.
You go tell earp
The whole rotten
Scheme.
- That's final?
- Right.
All right.
But the big-t cowhands
Will know you tipped him.
Not if earp
Plays it smart.
And I know earp. He'll
Play it real smart.
He'd better.
He could get us
Both k*lled.
Well, warn him
About that.
There ain't much time.
Find a way to get over
To earp's where they
Won't see you.
...and pete's gonna
Pretend to be dead
In the alley here.
The rest of
The big-t boys
Will be hiding
In the back of
Lukey's store at
The windows here.
They figure you'll come
Busting into the alley
To examine pete.
When you do that,
They'll give it to you.
I see.
Now I think,
Mr. Kelly thinks,
That you could sneak into
The back of the store
And take 'em from behind.
Hmm.
But you and your
Deputies got to get
Them all, mr. Earp.
Otherwise they'll
Be after me and kelly.
Thank you, deacon.
We'll try and handle it.
There won't be
No slip up?
I hope not.
Well, thanks.
So long, deacon.
And thank mr. Kelly for me.
[g*ns blast]
Marshal earp! There's
A man just been shot dead
In the alley!
Ah, good evening,
Mr. Kelly.
Thanks for
The information.
What are you
Doing here?
I was on my way
To the alley.
No. They're
Laying for you.
Deacon said you promised
To take 'em from behind.
k*ll 'em, huh?
They aim
To k*ll you.
- Maybe.
- No maybe.
They'll do it.
Now get out of here,
By the front door.
If I do that
They'll suspect you
Of tipping me off.
I thought you'd
Act sensible!
You scared of
A little k*lling?
Yep.
No.
I get it.
Maybe you want me
And deacon k*lled.
I don't want
Anybody k*lled.
Now will you just
Get out of my way?
With one eye?
Are you daft?
You go out there
And you'll be a corpse
In seconds.
Which mr. Kelly
Are you tonight?
Don't start that.
Get out of here,
By the front door!
Maybe I can convince him
You lost your nerve
Or somebody else talked.
I can't take
Those men from behind.
I can trust myself but
I can't ask my deputies
Not to sh**t to k*ll.
All right, then run!
There's been too much
Running by peace officers
In dodge city already.
You can't fight.
The odds are too heavy.
Just stand back.
They've run.
Let's get 'em.
Keep us covered.
All right, get out there
And tell them to quit.
Don't sh**t! It's me!
Pete! We give up!
[g*n blasts]
Drop it!
I wish you'd
Let me sh**t him.
You go on back
In there. Go on.
Come on out of there!
You tell your boss
Not to bring any more
Cattle into dodge.
The big-t outfit
Isn't welcome here.
And after noon tomorrow
I'm gonna sh**t any on sight,
Do you understand?
All right, now pick up
These two and take them
To doc mccarty's office.
Go on, move!
And you know what?
I'm a ruined man.
Ruined!
You told the big-t
They can't come into dodge.
Do you know
What that means?
They got a drive
Payoff of $ ,
And I used to get
A third of it.
So you lose $ , .
But that ain't
The main thing.
You cornered me,
You shoved me over
To your side.
I'll be known as
"Traitor kelly",
The mean who turned
Against his customers
To help the law.
That's right.
None of the big cattle
Outfits will come into
My place.
I might as well just
Close up and prepare
To leave this world.
Now you're
Exaggerating a bit.
The big-t knows
I double-crossed 'em,
Pulled a g*n
On their boys.
You think they'll let me
Get away with that?
- Why, sure.
- They will not.
I'll be gunned
On the streets.
I don't think so.
You got the sheer gall
To deny that. Why?
Because you'll be known
As a great personal
Friend of mine.
Friend, is it?
Never!
If they g*n you,
I'll g*n them.
Texas won't be big
Enough to hold 'em.
I suppose you'd
Even follow them
Into mexico.
Why sure, if need be.
This is a trick.
You're working on
My irish heart.
Friend? You don't
Even like me.
Why sure I like you.
The jim kelly I saw
Tonight was a brave man.
I'll turn on you.
I'll stab you in the back.
That might be.
The old jim kelly
Might come back again.
Don't bet against it.
Well, I had my say,
Fair and square.
But don't ask me to shake
Hands, 'cause I won't.
We can't never be friends.
And that's the honest truth.
If you say so, mr. Kelly.
And one more thing,
And you get it straight--
Don't you dog me
And hound me.
I won't have any
Sanctimonious john law
Trailing after me
For help.
Of course not.
Before you go,
Mr. Kelly,
How are you going to vote
On those new ordinances?
You know you're
The only holdout.
And I always will be!
Give me a piece
Of chalk.
Right there
In the tray.
"I vote yes.
James kelly."
"I vote yes.
James kelly."
That gives me a majority
Of one vote.
Well, thank you, mr. Kelly!
And good night to you!
♪ He cleaned up
The country ♪
♪ The old wild west country ♪
♪ He made law and order
Prevail ♪
♪ And none can deny it ♪
♪ The legend of watt ♪
♪ Forever will live
On the trail ♪
♪ Oh, wyatt earp ♪
♪ Wyatt earp ♪
♪ Brave, courageous,
And bold ♪
♪ Long live his fame ♪
♪ And long live his glory ♪
♪ And long may
His story be told ♪
♪ Long may his story
Be told. ♪
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