All language subtitles for The Outcasts of Poker Flat (1952)

All right.

Thank you.

What about the horses?

Hand them back.

Out of the table.

Go on back there and wait for me.

I'm not going with you.

I'm scared, Reich.

I'll meet you later any place you say.

I've got to talk to you, Reich.

I'm scared all the time now.

I can't stand it anymore.

Go on back there and get the horses
ready.

Thank you.

Not this way. Go out the front door. Go
on.

They got all my negotiable assets drafts
Bills of exchange, everything.

If I can't get back what's been stolen,
my bank's out of business.

It's the truth.

I don't know about them papers George is
talking about, but I know how much

sweat there is in six months of pan and
gold.

There's only two graves there, and there
ought to be three.

We keep on talking about making a decent
town for ourselves, but we don't do

anything about it.

You and me are out working a rocker all
day, and some people are sitting around

figuring how to grab our sack of dust.

I say we round up these people and run
them out of town.

There ain't so many of them. You know
who they are.

Old Jake there, for one.

I say we round them up and run them out
of town.

We're going to run this town decent from
now on. So tell your friends to stay

away from Poker Flat.

We're giving you the horses them bandits
left in a couple of days' grub.

Just don't try and come back here,
that's all.

We've used that tree before, and we'll
use it again.

If there's one thing that turns my
stomach, it's respectability.

That fella give me this horse, he gets
out and give it to me.

The first time anybody ever give me
anything.

You got any place to go on it?

Never had my own horse before.

I used to have horses.

Oh, they eat you out of house and home.

Man robs the bank, kills two people, and
I get run out of town.

Me, run out of this crummy little mining
camp.

Don't like it any better than you do.

Well?

What are we going to do?

Makes no difference to me.

I say let's head for San Francisco.

With two days' food?

Ladies, it's a pleasure to have made
your acquaintance. Where are you going?

Up over the hill to Sandy Bar.

Don't you think we ought to stick
together?

Why, miss?

We just got run out of town together. We
didn't get married.

What about San Francisco?

Fine city, but not for me.

You'd rather take a chance on another
one of these shanty towns?

I should think you'd be embarrassed.

I've also been embarrassed in San
Francisco.

We'd like to go over the past with you,
if you don't mind.

Suit yourself.

I thought gamblers were supposed to be
gentlemen.

Supposed to be.

Actually, they're just gamblers.

You a stranger around here?

That's right.

I thought I saw you yesterday out in
front of the hotel.

I'm surprised you noticed me.

You didn't look surprised.

How'd you get with this distinguished
little group?

For a man that doesn't want company, you
ask a lot of questions.

Sorry.

You hate everybody?

Or just us?

I don't know anybody well enough to hate
them.

Not alone, sir.

My business, you don't play part.

You can pull out on us any time you
want.

I had that figured out myself.

Easy, girl, now.

Easy.

And... Nothing to be scared of.

You stay right here.

Don't go away now.

I've had enough of this. I can't go any
further.

This? This will make you feel good.

Well, drunk or sober, this ain't no trip
for a lady.

The fella told me once, he said, Jake,
you ever get hold of a good horse or a

good woman, don't let go.

I got me a good horse.

You better quit while you're ahead.

You think she'll be able to ride?

Not very far.

I'm getting kind of cold up here.

What are we going to do?

There used to be an old cabin along this
trail somewhere.

I'll go see if I can find it.

I sure hope he can find that cabin.

There isn't any cabin.

He's not coming back. She's not either.

Going someplace?

Just take a look around. I can tell you.

I'm not blaming you for pulling out on
us.

But I think we've got a right to know.

There isn't any cabinets.

Been a long time since I was up here.

That's what I think.

Howdy, Mr. O 'Kurt.

Remember me?

Tom Dakin from Sandy Bar.

Sure. Hi, Tom.

How are things at Sandy Bar?

Fine. Where are you heading for?

Coker Flat.

How far is it from here?

That took me about eight hours.

That's longer than we figured.

You can make it in five or six hours if
you push.

I don't know.

We had a rough time coming over the
pass.

Piney's pretty tired.

This here is Piney.

Snowing real hard up on the crest. Never
thought we would get through.

Fixing to snow some more right here.

Pliny isn't feeling too good.

Honey, I think we ought to hole up for
the night.

It's pretty cold up here to be sleeping
out.

Oh, we passed a little cabin up there a
couple miles back.

That must be McPherson's old place.

I thought it was around here somewhere.

This is Jake and the Duchess. How do you
do?

I mean, Mrs. Shipton.

I guess I don't know your name.

It's Cal.

Cal what?

Just Cal.

If there's anything I can do for you,
Mrs. Shipton, you can draw me a hot

and ring for some champagne.

Sorry, honey.

There's a fireplace in there and a bed.

You want to lie down?

Jake.

Go unsaddle the horses and bring the
bedrolls in.

I sure hope this blows over Pretty early
in the season for a bad storm

But the trouble.

Jim, it's blocked.

One of the stones came loose.

Let's see if you can find something to
prop it open with.

Something that won't burn.

Looks like they stripped this place
clean.

There's another fireplace in there. Why
don't we use that one?

Wouldn't matter.

They all use the same chimney.

Seems a shame to use a good gun that
way.

Better than freedom, Dad.

Go outside and rustle up some more
firewood while we still get at it.

There's nothing like a cold supper to
make you feel miserable.

I'm going to bed.

I'll help him.

I'm going in, too.

Night, honey.

Get some rest.

I'm sorry about being...

What about today?

I thought you were running out of them.

Good night.

Where are you going?

I'm going to see about my horse.

They get cold, too, just like Schumann.

We better take it easy on Pooh.

Why? What do you mean?

To play it safe, that's all.

I'm a little worried about Tiny.

She's not feeling too good.

What's the matter with her?

Well, you see, we were going over to
Poker Flat to get married.

They haven't got any creature in one
sandy bar.

We've been wanting to get married for a
couple of years.

Tiny's father kept saying no.

You know how old man Wilson is.

If you'd let us alone, we'd be married
now and everything would be all right.

You see, we found out Piney's going to
have a baby.

We want to have the baby.

I didn't say anything.

No, but I know what you're thinking.

You've got to be getting plenty of food.

Rest.

You think we'll get out of here
tomorrow?

Sure. We'll be out of here the first
thing in the morning.

Better go see what old Jake's doing to
those horses.

She'll freeze to death out there all
alone. That ain't right.

Go out there again and you'll freeze to
death.

She didn't understand that so much.

I didn't mean to scare them. I was just
trying to cover up. All right, go to

bed. We'll go and find our mom, John. Me
and you, we'll find her. Get out of

here and go to bed.

I'm sorry, John.

I'm sorry.

No, everything's fine.

Jake just stampeded the horses.

What are we going to do?

I don't know.

Look, I didn't adopt this crazy outfit.

I told you this morning I figured the
odds for myself.

Had a good chance to run out on us this
afternoon.

Well, don't let that fool you. I'm
looking out for me.

And I'm pulling out the minute I can.

You'll be on your own.

That's all right with me.

I like being on my own.

Been too long.

What's been too long?

I didn't like being here.

Where would you be if you weren't here?

I'd be holed up in a shack someplace.

Scared to death.

I wouldn't say this was much of an
improvement.

Aren't you scared here?

Of what?

Of nothing?

You never did tell me why they threw you
out of town.

They didn't like the company I was
keeping.

And I don't blame them.

Why not?

It's a long story.

Sometimes you get in so deep you can't
get out.

Maybe you never get in that deep.

I try not to.

Yeah, I know.

I wonder why.

Maybe I just want people to stay on the
other side of the table.

This fellow you were talking about,
what'd he do?

He robbed a bank, shot a couple of
people.

And then ran out on you?

No.

He didn't run out on me.

But I might run out on him.

Getting scared?

I'm getting unscared.

I've been scared for the last two years.

Scared of everything.

Getting up in the morning, going to bed
at night.

I'm getting beat up.

Scared of being alive.

Why didn't you pull out?

I don't know.

I just...

Couldn't.

Got to be like a bad habit, like
drinking too much.

You know it's no good for you.

You want it just the same.

Were you in love with him?

I guess it always starts that way.

Pretty soon the train's going so fast,
you're afraid to jump off.

You can't scare me with a snowstorm.

Only one thing could ever scare me
again.

And I'm going to run so far he'll never
find me.

When are you figuring to get out of
here?

In the morning.

Will you take me with you?

No.

From here on I travel alone.

$9 ,800.

I'll split it with you if you get me out
of here.

So you've got the money, too?

You're a smart girl.

Without the horses, even money I can get
through alone.

I take you, the odds go up.

Way up.

It's a long shot.

All you've got to do is get me to a
town.

Is it a deal?

Yeah.

It's a deal.

Your hands are cold.

You better sleep out here tonight.

You'll never get next to that fire.

Take off your shoes.

You'll be more comfortable.

I thought you didn't like taking care of
people.

That's what I thought.

Well, first I'm getting out of here.

Huh?

We've got to do something. Pretty soon
it'll be too late. If this storm keeps

up, we'll never get out.

Where are you going?

To get some help.

See if I can't get through to Poker
Flat.

Did Jake tell you about the horses?

No. They're gone.

I tried on foot.

I got to try it anyway.

You think those people in Poker Flat
will come up here in a storm like this?

They've got to come if I tell them about
Piney.

I'll make them come.

They don't care about Piney.

What am I going to do? I can't make it
stop snowing. I'm not going to sit here

and watch her starve to death. I'm
telling you they won't come.

Maybe they'd come up here for money.

Their own money.

What are you talking about?

You know what I'm talking about.

Tell them this is their money.

Tell them they can have it if they send
some help.

Where'd you get this?

It came from Poker Flat.

They know all about it.

I know it's none of my business.

But if you really want to get them up
here, that's not the way to do it.

Then give them all of it.

Give them a sap.

Let them come up here and get the rest.

You think this will make them come?

You just get the poker flat. They'll
come all right.

Well, you folks take care of Piney for
me.

Give her my share of the food, will you?

Stay on the trail going down.

Don't try any shortcuts.

You tell her goodbye for me.

I... I don't want to wake her up.

Look, something you don't know.

That kid in there is going to have a
baby.

Yeah. What about it?

Maybe you had a reason for not giving
Tom all that money.

Maybe you still figured we could run out
with the rest of it.

You really have been keeping bad
company, haven't you?

I don't play that way.

If I make a deal, I stick to it.

I can't figure you out.

Maybe that's because I'm a gambler, not
a crook.

You've got a good chance of getting help
now.

Take it easy on the food and you'll be
all right.

Don't go. Please don't go.

Why not?

I told you I was leaving.

Take me with you, will you?

Better off here.

Tom will be back with help in a day or
two.

I want to go with you.

You're afraid, aren't you?

Afraid of getting in too deep?

I can see it. I could see it last night.

What are you fighting all the time?

What is it you're afraid of?

What's the matter?

There's somebody outside.

Run.

Get your coat.

No. There's a back door out. Why not?

I've got to stay here.

I've got to tell him. Tell him what?

About Tom.

About Tom leaving. If those people come
up here from Boca Flat, they'll kill

him. He's got it coming to him, Asti. I
can't leave without warning him.

You go on, please, go on. I thought you
said you were through with him. I was.

I am.

But I can't leave him here to get
killed. Why?

I can't, that's all.

Because I lived with him for two years.

Because I'm married to him.

Now get out.

There's other people here.

Where are they?

Inside.

We got run out of town, right?

Yeah, I know. Charlie told me.

Where's the money?

Right here.

You look tired.

A horse fell in the snow and broke his
leg coming over here.

These other people, they know anything
about me?

No.

trying to run out on me, were you? I
told you right, they threw us out of

You could have left word for me. You
could have told Charlie.

I didn't have time, I swear I didn't.
You didn't try.

Why don't you go to Charlie's place?

I'm getting hungry. Who's that?

Name is Jack.

What do you want?

I lost my horse.

I gotta find my horse.

I never seen you before.

I've been looking all over. We're not
alone for this. We're not alone.

I can't keep track of things anymore.

Let's have a drink, mister. Go on now,
Jake.

Yeah.

I gotta go out and find my horse.

I gotta find my horse.

He crazy?

Yeah, kind of.

Coming over the back trail from
Charlie's place, I nearly went crazy

I killed you 40 times on the way over
here.

Why, Riker?

I couldn't figure out if you were double
-crossing me.

Oh, I forgot about the money.

I wasn't talking about the money.

Don't, Riker. What's the matter with
you? Don't. You're hurting me. Riker.

What do you want?

My name's O 'Kurt.

John O 'Kirk.

Thought we might as well get acquainted.

What's going on out here?

We have a visitor.

Mrs. Shipton, Miss Wilson.

I don't believe I know this gentleman's
name.

But I saw him in Poker Flat the night
the bank was held up.

You talk a lot, don't you?

Just making conversation.

I just happened to see you that night.

You're a liar.

Get your hands up.

Turn around.

Where is it?

What?

Your gun.

The one you were reaching for.

I lost it on the way up here.

Thought you said his name was Jake.

Jake, Tom?

Either one?

Sit down.

All of you.

Is this all the food you got?

Yes. It's not going to last very long.

If this storm keeps up, somebody's going
to get pretty hungry.

Find your horse?

No.

All I could find was this.

It wouldn't do you any good if you
didn't find him.

Ain't nobody going anyplace.

I should have gone after him last night
like I wanted to.

I told you to leave that alone.

I'm not very hungry.

I said eat it yourself.

watching poker.

You're not making any money that way.

I'm not making any mistakes.

I always figured this was a woman's
game.

It's a gambler's game, too.

Maybe that's why they call it pay.

Thought you might be getting restless
for a little action.

I don't mind a little action.

I don't get restless until the odds are
right.

I'll play poker.

You should have brought some more of
that chicken.

What you had here wasn't hardly enough
grub for two people.

How many cards?

One.

Mind if I give you some advice?

Never draw to an inside straight.

How do you know what I got?

My business to know. A pair of kings.

Try to cheat, will you?

If I wanted to cheat, I could win a lot
faster.

Here's some more chips.

Take some of mine.

I thought you were a gambler.

I'd hardly call this gambling.

Unless you want to put the gun up on the
table.

Give me the chips.

What happens when I win all your money?

You're not that far ahead. How much you
got there?

$1 ,200.

I still got plenty left.

$8 ,600 if you want to know.

All right, let's say you got a lot of
money.

If you want to play, let's play.

Come on, wait a minute.

You're going to play, aren't you?

How much you got here?

I don't know.

Maybe I miscounted. What's the
difference?

$500.

That's the difference.

You got $1 ,200. I got $8 ,100.

There's $500 missing.

How do you know?

What happened to that $500?

I don't know, Reich.

What do you mean you don't know? I give
you $9 ,800.

I haven't got it.

What about him?

No.

I wouldn't know what to do.

What happened to that old guy, Jake or
Tom, whatever his name is? He's asleep.

Can't you leave him alone?

Wait a minute, Reich.

There was a fella here.

I'm his young man.

He went down to Poker Flat to get some
help for us.

He's got the 500.

How'd he get it?

I gave it to him.

We figured the only way to get him up
here was to promise him some money.

Why didn't you tell me those people were
coming?

You knew they'd recognize those notes.

Why didn't you tell me?

I was going to.

I guess I just remembered.

We had to get help, Reich.

I've been here all day. Why didn't you
tell me? I figured there was plenty of

time. What were you going to do?

Wait till they got here?

Maybe you want to see me strung up on a
tree. How did I know you were coming?

You didn't tell me after I got here.

Why not?

I just don't know, Reich. Why didn't you
tell me? Take it easy.

No, no.

fellow leave for Poker Flat.

Just before you got here.

Means they ought to be back by noon
tomorrow.

If they're coming.

Well, that'll give us plenty of time to
get acquainted.

Get in there.

All of you.

You're gonna sleep in there tonight.

You stay here.

Sleep well.

Why didn't you keep going?

What'd you have to come back for?

To meet your husband.

He's coming.

I'm hungry. Shut up.

Get in there.

You too.

What about him?

What about him?

Nice looking fella.

Nothing. Look, I don't have time to fool
around. Not with those people coming.

What's going on? I told you I... I know
what you told me.

Those people don't even know you're
here.

I know their money's here.

They'll be looking for trouble.

You're the one who got me into this.

You're gonna get me out?

What do you mean?

You're going to meet him at the door,
just like I wasn't here. You're going to

talk him inside where I can get at him.

Don't worry about making any mistakes.

He'll be right behind you.

That gambler.

He's the only one who can give me any
trouble.

You got the gun. Why don't you tell him
to mind his own business?

Maybe he's not smart enough.

He's smart enough.

You don't want anything to happen to
him, do you?

I don't like killing, that's all.

What about the window?

What about it?

We can get out that way through the
window.

Who wants to be out there in this storm?

We got to try to do better than that.

Maybe you ought to have a talk with that
gambler.

You tell him to mind his own business. I
think he'd listen to you.

Go on in there and talk to him. Talk to
all of them.

What do you want me to say?

Just tell him not to try anything, not
to get any ideas. And don't tell him

anything else.

Maybe you ought to do your own talking.

They won't pay any attention to me.

Remember what happened to the stage
driver up at Calaveras?

You don't want to see that happen again,
do you?

Tell him I don't want any nonsense.

What's he up to?

What's he gonna do?

I came in here to tell you what you got
to.

What's that?

You've got to mind your own business, no
matter what you do.

He sent you in here, didn't he?

Listen to me, will you?

I know him. I know what'll happen.

Just... Just do whatever he tells you
and don't try anything.

I'm trying to help you, can't you see
that?

Hurry up.

What happens when those people get here?

I don't know.

You're going to kill him, isn't it?

All I know is you've got to look out for
yourselves or you'll never get out of

here. But what about Tom?

You ought to know what I'm talking
about.

You always look out for yourself.

I'm going to get out of here tomorrow.

That fellow's bad.

He's real bad.

I'm going to find my horse and I'm going
to run.

What about you, John?

You still figuring the odds for
yourself?

No. No, it looks like we're all playing
against the house.

What about you?

You can help us if you want to.

But you've got to make up your mind. You
belong in here or out there.

I came in here to help you.

Start talking so we can figure out what
to do. I told you what to do.

But you won't pay any attention to me.

Don't do anything.

Is that it?

Yeah. That's it.

Thanks.

What'd they say?

They think you're wonderful.

You got a sense of humor?

That's what I like about you.

Wait a minute.

I want to talk to you.

I said I want to talk to you.

I don't feel like talking.

On the way over, I was thinking about
killing you.

And I was thinking about loving you,
too.

Let me go, Reg.

Let me go.

No, Reg!

You don't want anybody getting killed,
do you?

Leave it alone.

I got to keep the fire going or we'll
freeze to death.

You go to bed.

That'll keep you warm.

Wonder how long a person can last
without any food.

I don't know.

Try and forget about it.

I keep thinking that it's all my fault.

If it hadn't been for me, Tom wouldn't
have gone.

We wouldn't have been here in the first
place.

Try and get some sleep, honey. You need
the rest.

Good morning.

Breakfast ready yet? That's not so
funny.

You wouldn't disturb the ladies, would
you?

Too bad you finished all that food up
last night.

Wasn't very smart, was it?

I can hold out, Bruno.

And what if they don't get here by noon?
In fact, what if they don't get here at

all? They'll get here.

Why? Because you want them to?

Suppose they don't.

There's nothing you can do about it.

Well, looked like we struck a nerve that
time.

They ain't dirty.

Maybe they're going away till spring.

I used to wash dishes in the restaurant.

I used to throw food away right in the
garbage can.

Steak and roast beef and mashed potatoes
and butter.

No, no, no, no, no.

Well, looks like I won't get back to
Frisco at all.

That was one thing I really wanted to
do.

A couple of things I wanted to do
myself.

Did you ever hear of Big Bill Stoker?

Who has it?

Still got a key to his house up on Knob
Hill.

Kept it for 20 years.

It's a gold key.

Always wanted to go back there and walk
in on him just to see him squirm.

Not everybody that could make $10
million square.

But I could have done it.

Well, anyway, doesn't make much
difference now, does it?

No, I guess not.

Shut up, will you?

It stopped. No, it ain't starting.

Stopped half an hour ago.

How's anybody going to get through that?

With a horse you could. I bet you could
with a horse. You're out of your head.

I'm going to go out and find my horse.

I'm going to find it. I don't care what
you say.

All of you.

I told you not to try anything.

Nobody's getting out of here.

Sit down.

Cut out the chatter.

Why don't you relax and stop waving that
gun around?

I always wanted to see one of you
trigger boys when you didn't have

shoot at.

I got plenty to shoot at.

Put it away.

You can't scare us.

We're finished anyway.

So are you.

You can't shoot your way out of this
one.

I'm gonna get out of here.

No, you're not.

You're going to stay here and starve to
death with your belly in a knot.

Just like the rest of us.

Go on out and shoot yourself some snow.

You're scared, aren't you, Riker?

They're scared clean through.

I never saw you scared before.

Mrs. Shipton, what's the matter?

I don't know.

Don't you worry.

Please let me help you.

You've got enough to do taking care of
yourself.

Get out of here, you two. Never mind
about her.

Bring me some of that whiskey.

Where's that bottle?

Where's that bottle?

I don't know. You're lying. Who took it?

That old guy.

Where is he?

Where is he?

Tell me, where'd he go?

Wait!

Where's he going? Out after Jake.

I told you not to try anything.

I told all of you.

Maybe now it won't smell so bad in here.

We like the way he smells.

What's the matter with you? Are you
crazy too?

What if he was a little crazy?

Quit chattering, will you? Get in there
where you belong.

I'm sleeping in there tonight.

You're gonna do what I tell you.

No, I'm not.

Not anymore.

I'm not afraid of you, Reich.

I'm just not scared anymore.

Come on.

All

right,

you two, get in there.

Both of you.

Got a stand?

Open the door.

Open it up!

I'm through with you. You and I are
finished no matter what happens.

They're coming to let you walk out on
me. I'd have done it long ago, only I

didn't have the nerve.

It's on account of that gambler, isn't
it? No, it's on account of you.

What are you talking about?

You're no good, Reich.

Robbing and killing, that's all you
know.

I hate you, Reich.

I hate your guts.

I was... Plenty of times when you didn't
hate me.

Maybe I was too busy hating myself.

It's on account of the gambler, isn't
it?

Get away from me.

You'd like to run off with him, wouldn't
you?

Sure, I would.

I'd go with him in a minute anyplace.

Only he wouldn't have me.

I don't blame him.

I'll kill you. Leave me alone.

I'll kill him for you.

Just as early as they walk in. We've got
to warn them. I'll take care of that.

No, you can't. I won't go. You're going
to do what I tell you.

If you stay right in here, no matter
what.

Come on.

I'll leave him alone.

Call to him.

Tell him to come over here.

You hear what I said?

Call to him. Right now.

I'm not gonna do it.

One more chance, that's all you get.

I... I can't.

I'm not going to do it.

Where's Piney? Is she all right?

Yes. In the cabin.

What are you going to Poker Flat for?

I don't know.

This back trail drops down into Beaver
Camp.

I think you might like it there.

Is it a deal?