Hey, earp! Wyatt earp!
Come and get me!
Bring your deputies
And all of dodge city!
[g*nsh*t]
sh**ting from there
And trying to starve me out
Won't work!
[Firing]
You'll have to come and get me,
And I ain't gonna
Be taken alive!
What's the matter, earp?
Ya yella?
♪♪ [Humming]
♪ Wyatt earp, wyatt earp ♪
♪ Brave, courageous,
And bold ♪
♪ Long live his fame
And long live his glory ♪
♪ And long may his
Story be told ♪
The life and legend
Of wyatt earp...
Presented by...
Wyatt earp has often
Been charged by his enemies
With hating cowhands
And bearing a grudge
Against them.
Historians of the frontier
Have refuted this accusation,
But it was a serious matter
To marshal earp
In the dodge city of .
Hundreds of cowhands
Made the town
What r.m. Wright,
A local diarist,
Called "the cowboy capital."
Marshal earp
And a handful of deputies
Had a tough job--
Keeping the peace
In dodge city.
This meant daily clashes
With cowhands,
Determined to celebrate
Their brief vacations
From the hard work,
The perils,
And the loneliness
Of cavalry.
[Laughter]
They've taken my last dollar,
And I can't get a job.
Sure, I'll get out of town,
But I'll take
Some of you with me.
Tell the law
I'll be waiting for them
At the santa fe station.
Wyatt, a fool cowhand
Broke loose
In front of the long branch cafe
And wounded two men.
Yeah? Where is he now?
He's hold up
In the santa fe warehouse.
I guess we're gonna
Have to blow him out, marshal.
Maybe.
But wait a minute.
What do you know
About that warehouse?
Oh, wyatt, he's just a punk kid.
A couple of shots
Will blow him out.
Maybe not, hal.
You say he wounded two men?
He fanned his g*n
At a sidewalk crowd,
Wounded two people:
Mr. Todd and mr. Chalmers.
He didn't even know them.
Did you get his name?
Uh, yeah.
Uh, milburn.
Thad milburn, somebody said.
Why?
Do you know him?
Milburn?
Why, that's an alias
Billy the kid uses.
He's older
Than billy the kid.
Come on, pete.
This might be serious.
Anyway, you're not gonna
Blast him out with any shotgun.
That warehouse
Has a heavy door.
The rest of it's
Double timber.
All right.
We'll starve him out
Or use dynamite.
Milburn's on a real rampage.
I'm afraid--
Hal, I'm afraid too.
You and pete go on down there
And try and talk him out.
If he won't come,
Just watch the door.
Get behind some cover
But don't sh**t.
What's the idea, wyatt?
Well, I wanna arrest milburn,
Not k*ll him.
Maybe he's off-balance.
Maybe he had a reason
For what he did.
Anyway, I just want you
To go down there
And watch him
Until I get there.
Yes, sir.
Those cowhands hate us enough
Without using buckshot
On a fool kid.
Hey, marshal.
Hey, did you get
That feller?
No, not yet.
Stole a horse
And run out of town, huh?
No, he's hold up
Down at the santa fe warehouse.
What do you know about him?
Oh, not much.
In fact,
Nothing at all.
You see-- well...
Go on.
Anything will help.
Well, last night,
This cowhand
Turns up at my barn,
And his horse
Was on his last legs.
All right,
All right!
I'm coming,
I'm coming!
What do you want?
I don't like
To disturb you, mister,
But my horse is kind of sick,
And i--
Well, I ain't
No regular horse doctor.
Oh, he don't need nothing
But a good night's rest
And a warm stall.
Well, might have glanders
Or something.
Don't look like
It's nothing contagious.
Maybe I oughta drench him
With turpentine.
Are you sure
That'll help him?
Well, I ain't making
No promises.
All I know
Is he's ailing,
And a turpentine drench
Might bring him out of it.
Well...
Well, all right.
Mm. That'll be $
For his board
And $ for doctoring him,
In advance.
I'll be back
In about an hour.
Put him in a stall,
But hold off
On that doctoring.
What's the best gambling place
In this town?
Oh, around on front street,
Long branch saloon.
We'll get well, tony,
The both of us.
You just take it easy.
And that's all I know.
Or care.
Say, why ain't you down
At the santa fe
Arresting that rascal?
Shot two men,
Didn't he?
My deputies
Are watching milburn.
And you say that, uh,
You think he went down
To the long branch after
He left here last night, huh?
Well, I ain't
Swearing to it.
Well, I'll go down
And check mr. Beeson
At the long branch.
Thanks.
Hey, milburn,
We're deputy marshals!
Come out of there!
You ain't got a chance!
Come and get me!
I'd like to have
A few words with you,
Mr. Beeson.
Why, sure, wyatt.
That, uh,
Young milburn.
Was he playing fair
In here last night?
That wild cowhand?
Mm-hmm.
Yeah, he was.
What happened?
Just about what
You'd expect, wyatt.
He lost
Or dollars--
All he had.
Then, like most cowhands
That lose all their money...
You dealt from the bottom!
Let me see that box!
You took my last dime!
I'm out of a job!
All right.
All right.
I don't want any trouble.
You get out of my place,
Cowhand, and you stay out.
All I want is my g*n.
Throw it out the door.
Now get out.
Just a stinking cowman,
Marshal.
Ain't you
Got him in jail?
No, not yet.
Your dealer cheat him?
Cheat him?
Certainly not.
You know, you would ask that,
Being a friend of jim kelly.
What's jim kelly
Got to do with it?
Just this, marshal.
That kid left here,
He went right down the street
To jim kelly's place.
Now, if he got cheated
Or bad liquor,
That's where he got it.
Well, I don't think so,
But, uh,
I'll ask mr. Kelly.
[Door closes]
Go, devil,
And come, saint patrick.
A cowhand with g*ns
Running wild,
And you ask questions
About what happened last night.
Is milburn
A cousin of yours?
You know, he might be
My kid brother.
Ah, you poke fun at me
For my soft heart.
Now, look, mr. Kelly,
There's no other way
Of getting milburn
Out of that place
Except to dynamite it
And maybe k*ll him.
Now, you say he pawned
His g*n with you,
And then he won
About $ ?
That's right.
Where'd he go from here?
Well, let's see.
I got it.
He said he was looking
For a job.
Somebody mentioned
That tex davis
Was at the dodge hotel--
Excuse me, mr. Kelly.
Yeah, jack?
Hal sent word
That milburn
Is threatening
To come out
And make a fight of it
With him and pete.
Hal wants to know
What you want to do.
[Sighs]
Well, tell him to wing the kid,
If they have to.
I'll be down
In a few minutes.
Yes, sir.
If you want him just winged,
You better do it yourself.
Pete and hal
Won't take chances.
They'll k*ll him.
No. Not against orders,
They won't.
I'm gonna go try and find
Mr. Tex davis.
Uhh. He's right
Over there.
You know, I don't know
Who to put in jail--
Thad milburn or dodge city.
Lord save all here.
Wyatt's losing his mind.
Howdy, mr. Davis.
Well, howdy, wyatt.
Here. Draw up a chair.
Have something to drink.
Bartender! Hey!
Nothing for me, thanks.
Oh, not even
A glass of milk?
[Laughing]
I just wanted
To ask you a question, sir.
Oh, well, fire away, son.
Fire away.
Did a young fellow
By the name of thad milburn
Ask you for a job last night?
Oh, blasted.
Now you spoiled
My drink.
How's that?
Milburn!
Ornery little
Son of a mule.
I tell you, wyatt,
I should have shot him.
I say,
I just should have
Shot him dead.
He came walking up to me
And my lady friend
On the porch...
[Laughter]
Excuse me, sir.
Are you mr. Tex davis?
Right, son.
That's my name.
I wanted to know
If you could use
Another hand.
Oh, yeah?
Where you from?
Montana.
What outfit?
Mr. Granville stuart's.
Oh, yeah.
I sure heard about him.
Why'd you quit?
Well, it was
Personal reasons, sir.
[Scoffs]
Personal reasons.
I didn't commit any crime,
Mr. Davis.
Look, son,
What makes you think you can
Ride with a texas outfit?
Look at him.
Spindle-shanked young pup
From the north.
Why, his belly's blue,
And his back is yella.
Stand aside, yank.
Not very good manners.
Oh.
Are you aiming
To teach me?
It might help to pretend
That you're a gentleman.
Oh, no, colonel,
Please!
Let go of my arm!
Don't.
He's drunk.
Yeah,
I should've shot him,
But I turned on my heel,
And I left them both flat.
And it served
That girl right.
You got that crazy kid
In jail?
Oh, you're also of the opinion
That I should put him in jail,
Huh, mr. Davis?
Well, of course I am.
Of course I am.
The idea of him thinking
He can ride
With a texas outfit.
[Chuckles]
Why, sir, in montana,
Do you know that
They're putting up fences?
They're looping
The range with fences!
Oh, that's very sad.
Yeah.
Thank you, mr. Davis.
Oh, that's very sad.
Get your g*ns c*ck,
Johnny law!
Here I come!
Did we hit him any?
Huh?
Did we hit him any?
No. sh**ting and trying
To wing a man is harder
Than trying to k*ll him.
Tell hank
To get the dynamite.
We're gonna need it ready
When wyatt gets here.
Right.
[g*nf*re]
[Knocking on door]
Who is it?
Marshall earp,
Miss ginger.
What do you want?
I'd like to ask you
A few questions
About thad milburn.
Well, all right.
Did you sh**t him?
Is this for
The coroner's inquest?
No. He's still alive.
In jail?
You tell me,
And I'll tell you, mr. Earp.
Otherwise,
No conversation.
That's fair enough.
Now, what I'm
Trying to find out
Is why milburn would sh**t
Into a crowd of innocent
Bystanders this morning.
Does that
Make sense to you?
Sure.
One of the most sensible things
I ever saw a cowhand do
Was what milburn did.
Why do you say that?
Thad wasn't treated very good
In this town, mr. Earp.
I suppose you've talked
To mr. Kelly, mr. Beeson,
And colonel davis.
A mean cowhand
Would've k*lled davis.
Thad had every right
To sh**t him.
The colonel was so drunk
He could hardly stand up,
Much less hit the side of a barn
With a deringer p*stol.
All right.
I've traced milburn
To the point
Where he met you
On the dodge hotel porch.
What happened after that?
You gonna
Quote me around?
Get me in trouble?
No.
But milburn's hold up
At the santa fe warehouse.
He's threatened to sh**t it out
With my deputies.
I gotta know
The truth about him,
And know it quick.
All right.
You get the truth.
Last night,
On the porch...
Ehhh!
Don't be a fool,
Cowhand.
We got
A real tough marshal.
Yeah. Wyatt earp.
What are you doing out
With that old man anyway?
I figured him for $ ,
Maybe ,
But you
Kind of spoiled it.
Are you hard up?
Broke?
Never mind.
Get on your way.
The colonel might come back.
He's sore at you
The same as me.
I'll walk along with you,
Wherever you're going.
No, thanks.
Well, I gotta go
To the livery stable
And look after my horse.
You sure you'll be
All right, miss?
Just look after
Your horse.
Tony's kind of sick.
I wouldn't go rushing off.
Wait. Did you leave him
At ruger's or braun's?
Well, uh, ruger's.
Uh-oh.
I'll walk along with you,
If you don't mind.
I'd be right pleased,
Ma'am.
This town's
Kind of lonesome.
I guess he's closed
And gone home.
No. There's a light
On in here.
Maybe he's had
A doctoring.
I asked him to hold off
On the doctoring
Till I got back.
Thad, give me your g*n.
Huh?
Give it to me.
What did you do that for?
I know old man ruger.
Mr. Ruger?
Yeah?
What do you want?
Ehh?
Oh. Oh, you should've
Come back sooner.
I couldn't do nothing
For that horse.
Where is he?
He's in there.
Where'd you pick him up?
Same place you did--
Dodge city.
Oh, I tried to be friendly
And decent.
In a pig's eye
You did.
I asked you
Not to doctor him.
Well, sure,
But the poor critter
Went into a fit.
I dosed him
With heart pills.
It's all I could do.
But he was
Too far gone.
Where's my saddle?
Well, I'm holding it.
Why?
It'll cost me $
To bury that horse.
Have you got it?
You know
What I think, mister?
I think you k*lled tony,
And now you're trying
To hold me up for burying him.
I don't care
What you think.
$ Cash,
Or I keep the saddle.
You horse-k*lling thief!
Stop it, thad.
You haven't got a chance.
You're a cowhand.
Let go of him!
[Grunts]
I'm burying him myself
The first thing at sunup,
And he better be
Just like he is.
You try to skin that horse
To sell his hide,
I'll k*ll you.
Come on, thad.
Was that the last time
You saw milburn?
What do you take me for?
Or him?
Came back here
And had a drink.
Oh, I see.
No, you don't see.
Thad slept on the floor.
He had nightmares.
Mostly about being lost
In a blizzard up north.
Montana.
All right.
It ain't all right.
None of it.
He's a decent, simple kid.
Had to quit riding herd
Up there because he--
He almost
Froze to death once.
Doctor told him
To move south.
All he wanted in this town
Was fair treatment and--
And a chance to do
The only thing
He ever worked at--
Being a cowhand.
Did you give him fair treatment,
Miss ginger?
No.
Come on.
Where's the money you won
At mr. Kelly's place?
I earned it, didn't i?
He would've k*lled--
Come on.
[Sighs]
What time
Did he leave here?
I don't know.
I guess around sunup
To bury his horse.
Hal--
Where's mr. Earp?
I don't know.
Ain't he been down here yet?
No. We ain't got time
To stall around any longer.
He started snapping
At everybody.
Train'll be in at : .
He might even go
sh**ting up the train.
Well, we'll rig the fuse
To the dynamite.
Oh, howdy, marshal.
You tell me the truth.
Hey, who you
Pushing around?
You!
No, now--
Wasn't milburn here
This morning come sunup?
Yes. He come at sunup
To bury that horse.
What happened?
Well, I'd already
"Skunned" the horse.
How come
He didn't skin you?
I didn't let him see me.
I hid up in the loft.
Too bad.
Well, he owed me money.
And he's a thief, besides.
My winchester
And all my cartridges
Are missing from the office.
You're a fine city marshal,
You are,
Rousting an honest
Citizen around
While that no-good cowhand's
On the loose,
Ready to sh**t up the town.
It's a wonder
He didn't sh**t up the town,
Commencing with you.
Is this his saddle?
Yeah.
Well, you just keep it for him,
You understand?
Yeah.
Wyatt! Wyatt.
Have you lost
Your good senses entirely?
No, but I almost lost my temper
With this horse k*ller--
Never mind about him.
You know what
Your deputies are fixing to do?
They're gonna blow up
That kid with dynamite.
No, they won't.
They got their orders.
Orders, is it?
Well, you'd better
Get over to the santa fe
And enforce them.
I found out
All I need to know
About mr. Milburn.
Here. Lend me your hat
And coat, will you?
What?
Just take off the coat.
Milburn's never seen me.
I wanna look like a cattleman.
Why?
Don't ask so many
Questions, mr. Kelly.
I'm going into
The secret service.
We'll keep him
Busy here.
You sneak around back
And plant the dynamite.
Dig it in good
So the whole place
Will blow.
Well, maybe we
Oughta wait a minute.
Wyatt gave us strict orders--
I'll take the blame.
We haven't got time.
That train will be here
In about five minutes.
Go on.
Hey, milburn,
We've waited long enough!
Come on out
Or get blown out!
You can't bluff me,
Johnny law!
It ain't no bluff, kid.
We got sticks of dynamite
Planted in the back!
I think you're a liar,
But I'm coming out!
It's cold in here!
Maybe you can warm me up!
[Hoofbeats approaching]
Hold it!
Hey!
Hey, you in there!
Hey, cowhand!
What do you want?
Well, I'd like to have
A few words with ya.
And you johnny laws--
You hold your fire.
I'm looking
For a good cowhand.
Hank!
Hank, hold your fire!
Don't light anything!
Uh, sonny, now,
You be kind of easy
On that trigger, huh?
I'm looking for a hand,
But I don't aim
To get myself k*lled
Trying to hire none.
This better not
Be a trick, mister.
Well, it ain't no trick.
Just--
Just open up the door.
Close the door.
How come those deputies
Listen to you?
They claim they got this place
Mined with dynamite.
Now, you know,
I wouldn't put it past them.
There's just no end
To the dirty tricks
That dodge city play
On a cowhand.
Who told you so much?
Well, I'm kind of an old--
Stand back.
I'm kind of an old settler
In these parts.
I've been here
About four months now.
Settler? Thought you said
You were a cattleman.
Who are you?
What's your name?
Wyatt earp.
[c*ck g*n]
It is a trick.
Turn around.
No g*ns.
I don't get it.
You must have
Sense enough to know
I can hold you as a hostage.
You sure can, mr. Milburn.
But after
What mr. Beeson,
Davis, ruger,
And that girl did to you,
I couldn't blame you a bit
If you shot me in the back.
Turn around, mr. Earp.
How you know what's happened
To me in this town?
Well, i, uh, kind of made it
My business to find out.
Why would you go
To all that trouble for me?
I'm nothing but a cowhand.
You know, you look all right,
But you better have the doc
See that leg.
Maybe I'm stupid,
But I sure don't
Understand any of this.
Well, mr. Milburn,
I'm of the opinion
That a cowhand is a human being.
I'm kind of fond
Of my own horse too.
I could've busted
Mr. Ruger's head
After I saw
What he did to your tony.
Thanks.
Oh, I almost forgot.
I, uh, got the money
That ginger rolled you for.
I still don't trust you,
Mr. Earp.
You're going out of here,
In front of me.
That'd be a good idea.
You ready to go?
Oh, you, uh,
Better bring that winchester.
Might come in handy.
Mr. Milburn,
I told ruger to give you
Back your saddle.
You can buy yourself a horse
And ride out of town.
Sure, and have
A posse after me?
No posse.
What's the catch?
You wounded two men
Under extreme provocation.
But if you stand trial,
I promise to get you off
On a suspended sentence.
Now, if you don't believe that,
You can take it on the run.
[Hal]
Do like the marshal says,
Cowhand.
If it wasn't for him,
You wouldn't be living now.
I had the match lit, kid.
All right, mr. Earp.
I stand trial.
Take him over
To doc mccarty's.
Marshal.
You know, you committed
A mighty serious crime.
Oh? How's that?
That coat, that hat.
You've been impersonating
A texan.
[Laughing]
♪♪ [Vocalizing]
♪ Well, he cleaned up
The country ♪
♪ The old wild west country ♪
♪ He made law
And order prevail ♪
♪ And none can deny it ♪
♪ The legend of wyatt ♪
♪ Forever will live
On the trail ♪
♪ 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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