All language subtitles for 22. The Singer.eng

Hospitality toward strangers
is a western virtue.

If you gentlemen don't
see fit to practice it,

You will force me
to use this gun.

Hey, you.

My name "hey, boy,"
not "hey, you."

Does a man named paladin
live in this hotel?

Yeah, mr. Paladin
is up in suite 205.

You wanna send message?

I'll deliver it personally.

Oh, mr. Paladin very busy.

He can't be bothered
with visitor.

I'm no visitor.
This is important.

But mr. Paladin give strong
order not to disturb him.

You wait here.

Yes? What is it?

Go ahead, chung.

Wait, wait.

Your name paladin?

Mr. Paladin, I told
him not to bother you,

But him no
understand english.

What do you want?

Is that your card?

If you want to talk business,
come back in the morning.

I'm busy this evening.

I've got $1000 for the man
who can help me.

But you promised.

As I told you,
I'm busy this evening.

Please close the door
on your way out.

Look! I rode 50 miles to talk to you and
you're gonna listen or I'll bust your jaw!

Hey boy, please take
care of the young man.

Toss him in the alley?

No, he might die
of pneumonia.

Put him in a room and
have the manager bill me.

Thank you, hey boy.

Now my dear, you wanted
to see the barbary coast.

Oh, but I'd
so much rather...

Sorry about last night.

I lost my head.

What's your proposition?

It's a woman,
mr. Paladin.

I got woman trouble.

$1000 worth?

We were gonna be married.

I was ramrod and chief cattle
buyer for pete hollister.

He sent me off to texas
to buy some cattle.

When I got back to the ranch,
she was mrs. Hollister.

What did she do before that?

When you were
the intended bridegroom.

Singer in the orofino
in fresno.

Sings like a bird.
You ought to hear her.

She was too good for that.

She's too good
for hollister, too.

He forced her
into marrying him.

Mr. Blakely, I've found that
forcing a woman to do anything

Is very difficult.
Yeah?

He did it just the same.

Paid me a year's wages.
Had me thrown off the ranch.

Did the lady ever explain
her change of affection?

Nah. Never even got
a chance to talk to her.

When I did try to get
back on the ranch,

A couple of his hands
jumped me and beat me up.

I really need
your help, paladin.

I'm not for hire
as a home breaker.

All I want to do
is talk to faye.

To find out whether she's
hollister's prisoner,

Or his wife.

How much time
do you figure you need?

Ten minutes.

Then I'll know whether
she still loves me or not.

Ten minutes.
$1000.

Will you take the job?

If you understand that I'm not being
hired to break up another man's marriage,

I'll get you
the ten minutes.

When do we start?

Just as soon as
we finish this coffee.

That's a nice little place. Yeah.

How do you figure
we should go in?

Let's try the front door.

Uh-oh.
Here comes trouble.

Who are they?

Those are the ones
who jumped me last time.

So rod boy. It's been
a long time.

We kind of figured you'd
learned your lesson last time.

Now get movin'.

What's the matter, gentlemen?
Is there a law

Against paying a social call
on mr. Hollister?

There's a law against
him being on this ranch.

The hollister law,
and that's enough.

Not this time.
I'm going in.

You're going out
in a box.

Hospitality toward strangers
is a western virtue.

I hope you gentlemen will see
fit to practice it from now on.

Now get on the horse.

All right, let's
see mr. Hollister.

now just stand there.

I'll go in the front door,
you'd better go in the back.

What for?

While I'm talking
to mr. Hollister,

Perhaps you can
talk to his wife.

What happened to you?

Who's he?

My name
is paladin.

Fast gun, boss.

He come here
with rod blakely.

You two better
go get cleaned up.

So blakely's gonna
have me murdered, eh?

Nobody's gonna
be murdered, mr. Hollister.

You and I are
just gonna sit down

And have a nice,
quiet little talk.

For exactly ten minutes.

Why ten minutes?

'cause that's how long blakely
wants to talk to your wife.

Where is he?

Probably with
mrs. Hollister.

Now wouldn't you like to sit down
and make yourself comfortable?

She's gone. What did
you do with her?

She heard you were coming,
so she asked me to hide her out.

That's a lie.

You knew if I came back,
she'd go with me.

Go away with you?

Why do you think I had
you kicked off this ranch?

She didn't want
you hanging around.

Now why don't you grow up?

If you didn't have that gun, I'd
beat the brains out of both of you.

I'm not interested
in disproving that.

I'm looking for
mrs. Hollister.

Go ahead and find her.

But remember,
she's my wife.

I'll remember.

I'm gonna see peg
no matter what you do, pete.

I'm gonna see her.

Now remember this.

If either of you set foot
on this ranch again,

I'll personally see that
you're killed. Now git.

I hear it.

Yeah. Yeah,
that's faye all right.

He's got her locked up.

I promised you ten minutes
and you'll get it. Come on!

Ooh!

Rod!
Faye!

Are you all right?

You don't know how glad
I am to see you, rod.

You're entitled to your
ten minutes alone.

Mrs. Hollister,
very nice to see you.

I tried to run away
to san francisco,

But... Pete caught me.

Since then he's kept
me locked up.

Put me out here like...
Like an animal.

Faye, I love you and I'm
going to get you out of here.

Will you take me
to san francisco?

That's what I want
more than anything.

I'll take you anywhere
you want to go...

If you'll marry me.

Sorry to interrupt.
There's activity at the house.

They seemed to have noticed
their guard is missing.

Come with me, darling.

] blakely?! I know you're in there!

Come on out!

All right, rod. I'll leave him
if you can get me off this ranch.

You coming out, blakely,
or do we come in and get you?

Mrs. Hollister,
you stay here and keep down.

We're not leaving faye.

Rod, leave her here.
She's another man's wife.

Sorry, can't do it.

That's your choice,
not mine.

I guess we have
to shoot our way out, eh?

We haven't
got a chance.

You know a better way?

Maybe.

Blakely!

All right.

All right.

I'm gonna give you just two minutes
to come out of there and surrender!

Two minutes!
Do you hear?

You got ten more seconds, blakely!

Five!

Three!

Two!

Yah!

Don't shoot!

You'll hit my wife!

Get to your horses!

Whoa!

Get that gate open!

They went this way!

Paladin!

Hey boy.

You know that unconscious man
from the other day?

He came back to see you.

Good. I was expecting him.
Where is he?

I let him wait in your room.

Is it all right?

That's fine. Thank you.

Mr. Paladin! He...

You weren't satisfied to get
out of there in one piece,

You had to bring
her here with you.

Paladin, I wish you'd
stop hammering at me.

I told you, we're
two people in love

And we're gonna get married
and that's all there is to it.

How do you expect to support her
while she's waiting for a divorce?

Her tastes aren't
exactly inexpensive.

Hey boy says she's in the most
opulent suite in this hotel.

We'll work it out.
We talked it over last night.

The most important thing...

...Is to join
that opera company.

Do you think launching an
opera career is inexpensive?

That's no longer
any concern of yours.

You've done the job
you were hired for,

Now here's your $1000.

And what are you gonna do with
hollister when he gets here,

Which should be soon.

Come in.

Good morning.

Good morning, darling.

Careful, dear.
I've just had my hair done.

And how are you this morning,
mr. Paladin?

That's a very
attractive dress.

Do you like it?

I found it downstairs
in that quaint little shop.

Luckily it just
fit me perfectly.

Oh, I charged it
to my bill here.

Is that all right, dear?

Oh, sure. You have
to have clothes.

Would you like to sit down,
mrs. Hollister?

Thank you.

You had breakfast?
May I call downstairs...

No, I never eat
a thing before noon.

Just some lemon juice.
My voice, you know.

Well, my voice teacher
arranged an audition

With me for
the opera company.

I'm certain I could
be some help.

I have a very good friend,
signore vittorio bartellini.

Formerly of la scala
and now the foremost

Opera impresario
in the United States.

I'm certain I could
arrange a private audition.

Oh, mr. Paladin.

Would three o'clock
be convenient?

Oh, but I don't
have my music.

I'll need an accompanist.

I'd be honored
to accompany you.

You? Well, all right.

Do you know "la sonnambula?"

"la sonnambula?"

You're not going
to sing that, are you?

Why not?

Because it's a piece
of sticky, sentimental drivel.

The sleepwalker.

But I've studied it so hard!

Mrs. Hollister,
you're not a sleepwalker.

You're a warm, vibrant,
full-bodied woman.

And besides that, the piece
is best sung by a coloratura,

And you're not
a coloratura, are you?

No, I'm a lyric.

I know a woman like you
would have a full-bodied voice.

Let's see...

"the marriage of figaro." there's
an opera that was written for you.

When I heard
"la noce de figaro,"

The meaning of love cried out
for a woman like you.

Oh, mr. Paladin.

I know a little theater
just down the street.

It's dark in the afternoons,

And I know I can get
the use of it for two hours.

The use of a piano...

And in the meantime, I
suggest that you get some rest.

Arrivederci.

Mr. Blakely...

Isn't it wonderful, rod?

Just what you wanted, faye.

To think mr. Paladin
knows bartellini.

Why didn't you tell me
about mr. Paladin before?

Hey boy.

Oh, mr. Paladin.

Hey boy, in the next
couple of hours

There'll be a gentleman
looking for me

Or for mr. Blakely.
He's tall and has grey hair.

Oh, I catchie.

Mr. Paladin out of town
on business.

No, you don't catch.

Mr. Paladin will be at
the old theater down the block

At three o'clock
this afternoon.

Three o'clock
in theater?

Right, hey boy.
It's a command performance.

Command performance?

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I warned you, blakely.

Wait, pete.
Not now.

This is her big chance.
Let her finish...

And we'll settle
everything once and for all.

For her sake, pete.

Well, signore bartellini?

Now maybe you'll come home
and start acting like a wife.

Oh, no I'm not, pete.

I'm going on with my career

And there's nothing
you can do to stop me.

Signore bartellini says that's
there's a remote possibility

That perhaps in five or six
years, with intensive training...

I've been studying for quite
some time now, mr. Paladin.

Mrs. Hollister,
to be a fine singer,

Requires sacrifice, a good
deal of old-fashioned sweat.

And not a little bit
of humility and understanding.

And money.

Where are you going
to get money?

I'll get along.
Rod'll help me.

Won't you, rod?

Sure, I will.

Maybe in a couple of years
after we've bought a ranch

And gotten it rolling.

A ranch?
A couple of years?

That's the important
thing, isn't it?

Getting married,
having a home of our own.

Sure, I want you
to sing, but...

Later, when I can
afford it.

I see.

I should've known you were
nothing but a cheap tin horn.

Now just a moment!

I'm glad I found out now.

Because you make me sick.

Bleating about
true love.

Bravo!
Fine performance.

And what does that mean?

It means you've shown yourself
to be a spoiled, selfish woman.

Mr. Paladin, you're talking
to my wife. Remember that.

I remember. I wouldn't
have it any other way.

That is a marriage
made in heaven.

You two really
deserve each other.

Mr. Paladin, I've taken about
all I'm going to take from you.

Now you're going to take it from
me now that you don't have your gun!

Pete!
Pete, are you hurt?

No more than I was
when you left me.

Is this the way
you're going to be, faye?

Going through life always
taking and taking...

And never givin' unless
you get back twice over?

I'm ambitious, pete.

If I got any kind of chance,
I'd be awful grateful to you.

I guess the older you get,
the more foolish you become.

I'll give you the chance.
You know that.

But don't be grateful.

I know what I'm bargaining for.

Mr. Paladin, this is
the best money I ever spent.

That's fine, vittorio.
Thank you very much.

Here's for the haircut,

And this is for your excellent
performance yesterday.

Grazie, signore.

It was a pleasure
to oblige you.

If you weren't such
an excellent barber,

I'd recommend that
you go on the stage.

You're a very convincing
actor, signore bartellini.

I'll tell you a secret.

I was not acting.