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♪ Wyatt Earp, Wyatt Earp ♪
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♪ Brave, courageous and bold ♪
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♪ Long live his fame and long live his glory ♪
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♪ And long may his story be told ♪
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Not too long ago, we did the memory of
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Mr. James Kelly, grave injustice.
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We portrayed him as an excellent keeper
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and a tragic lover of Dora Hand.
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We showed his return to Dodge cityas a reformed hoodlum
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sworn to uphold the fast gun arm of Wyatt Earp as Marshal.
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But we neglected to describe what happened
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when desperate citizens begged Jim Kelly to run for mayor.
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Would he stand by his old friend, Marshal Earp
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or would the power and glory of being the mayor
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go to Kelly's head?
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To be blunt about it, would Kelly sell out Wyatt
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for a title and a high silk hat.
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What's wrong, Wyatt?
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The committee voted to nominate Mr. Kelly.
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You're his friend, aren't you?
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That doesn't mean he's gonna be a good mayor.
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- Why not?
- Because politics..
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Well, politics does strange things to some people.
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Well, Kelly's reformed. He's no longer a hoodlum.
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He's the only one who stands a chance at beating Slip Madigan.
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The office moves the man, Wyatt.
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As mayor, Kelly will have something to live up to.
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- It could work out that way.
- Well, let's go see him.
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He might have to be persuaded, so let me do the talking.
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Judge Tobin, you are chairman of the party.
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Come on, Jim. Give me the gun.
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That's a pretty good gun.
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Put that under your coat and get out from behind.
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Don't tell me about any trouble you get into.
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I ain't gonna get no trouble.
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Here, thanks.
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'Well, Judge Tobin, Wyatt. Howdy!'
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Oh, that was... Grip Hanks.
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An old pal of mine from the long branch days.
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What kind of gun did you sell?
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Gun? Who?
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- Grip Hanks.
- I didn't.
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- You didn't, eh?
- Well, what if I did?
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Griff needs a weapon. As a fellow from the circle.
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Any law against selling a gun to an old friend, Judge?
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- Well...
- Never mind. Doesn't matter.
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I'll take it from him before he gets too drunk anyway.
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Now, the judge has got something really important to discuss.
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Yes, I have, Mr. Kelly.
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The committee has nominated you to run for mayor.
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Mayor? Is over Dodge city?
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Not me. You're joking.
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Hey, what trick is this now?
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We're serious and I hope you take it just as seriously.
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See, Mr. Kelly, there are people in this town
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that feel that you might be capable for the job.
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And if you run, and you do win, it's not gonna be a walkway.
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Not with Madigan's popularity south of the line.
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Those votes are gonna be hard to win.
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Bah! Madigan..
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That hoodlum runs a saloon on cheap whisky and crooked cards.
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But I trace Madigan's ancestry back to Dublin itself.
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And they're jail birds. Every one of them.
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Do you think I'm exaggerating, marshal?
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Well, no, sir. I mean... Your Honor.
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Your Honor? Well, alright.
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Now, mind you, judge.
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It's gonna be a hard hitting campaign.
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'No holds barred.'
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- Tell the voters the truth.
- The whole truth.
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Yes, sir, I'll open my campaign with the truth.
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'And a grand beer bust.'
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And in my first speech...
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- What's so funny, Wyatt?
- Well, nothing.
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I-I was wondering whether you should wear one of those
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high silk hats, south of the line.
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- What do you think, Judge?
- Irrelevant and immaterial.
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Thank you, Mr. Kelly. I will report to the committee.
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Why, thank you. And tell them I appreciate the high honor.
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- That I'll do.
- Hold on.
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You're for me or against me?
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Well, Mr. Kelly, I don't think that's gonna be the question.
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- Indeed.
- Yes, sir.
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Mr. Madigan has already told the newspapers that he wants
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a new marshal now, what will you tell them?
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Well, Wyatt, you don't think I'd go back on you.
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I don't think a marshal's job should be a political issue.
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Well, it won't be.
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I'll settle that in my first speech.
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Jim Kelly stands by his friends.
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There won't be any politics about your job.
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You can arrest just as many republicans as democrats.
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- Well, I always have.
- Why, sure.
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And as for the silk hat, why, the voters respect dignity.
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First... I may have to buy a couple of new ones.
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Why, they love me, south of the line.
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'They won't take any offence to seeing me wear... '
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They love you, my foot.
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You don't wanna go shooting our next mayor.
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No. I beg your pardon.
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Gentlemen, step right in.
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I've got two more barrels in the courtroom.
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'Come on now, gentleman. Compliments of Jim Kelly.'
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'I want everybody to..'
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Go on, Slip. Tackle him right now.
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No, no.
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I won't gain any votes interfering with the beer bust.
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Just ask the main question. The big issue in this campaign.
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No time to waste, Slip.
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James, come out here.
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Here comes Madigan. Be careful of what you say.
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Alright.
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Well, howdy, Slip? Have a beer on me.
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- No, thanks.
- Oh, come on.
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"We've been calli" each other names.
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That's part of any campaign.
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My friends
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I want to give you my worthy opponent, Slip Madigan.
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Hurray!
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Well, Jim.
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Answer me one question. Then we'll drink.
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Well, then I'm glad you have a question.
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Certainly, now, what is it?
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I promise to fire Wyatt Earp if I'm elected.
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What are you gonna do about Earp?
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- Don't you answer that, Jim.
- Well, it's a fair question.
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Wyatt Earp, sir, is my personal friend.
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He is also the ablest marshal the Dodge city ever had.
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You still ain't said it in plain words.
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Are you gonna fire Earp or not?
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Fire Wyatt?
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Not even to get the vote of hoodlum element, will I?
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Oh, shut up. This is my meeting and you're swigging my beer.
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Stop that. Cut it out.
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'Call me, dog Kelly, but I'm not gonna fire Wyatt Earp.'
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Aren't we gonna break it up?
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I think Mr. Kelly's doing pretty well.
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We bird in, might cost him the election.
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Why all the gloom? Yesterday's troubles are over.
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Let's hear from Hulk Smith, my campaign manager.
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Come on, Hulk. Talk up.
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Alright, Jim. I'm gonna give it to you straight.
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As long as you keep on backing Wyatt Earp
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you're gonna get licked.
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It can't be like that.
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The voters respect a man for his loyalty to his friends.
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Well, you denying that?
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Yes, I am.
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And that part of town where voters like you
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but they don't like Wyatt.
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He isn't necessary to you, Jim. Get rid of him.
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You can hire a new marshal.
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Good enough to handle Dodge the way it is right now.
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You fellows backing out on me?
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Not if you'll be practical.
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Change your mind about the big issue.
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Well, I'll never break my word.
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Alright.
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There's only one last thing for me to do.
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I'm gonna go talk to Wyatt Earp.
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- You mean, ask him to resign?
- That's right.
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Why should he do that?
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Maybe he'd like to see you elected mayor.
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Well, I don't like it and I don't want you to use my name.
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♪ ...sour apple tree ♪
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♪ Sour apple tree, sour apple tree ♪
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♪ You hang Wyatt Earp to a sour apple tree ♪
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♪ While his soul goes marching on.. ♪
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Take a look at that, Jim. That's your answer.
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♪ Sour apple tree, sour apple tree ♪
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♪ We'll hang Wyatt Earp to a sour apple tree ♪
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♪ While his soul goes marching on ♪
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♪ We'll hang Wyatt Earp to a sour apple tree ♪
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♪ Sour apple tree, sour apple tree ♪
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♪ We'll hang Wyatt Earp to a sour apple tree ♪
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♪ While his soul goes marching on ♪
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♪ We'll hang Wyatt Earp to a sour apple tree.. ♪
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Just some riff raff that Slip hired.
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No, Jim.
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Never votes.
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But I don't guess, you really wanna be mayor, do you?
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Not if I have to.
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I got an idea. I think I'll go see Wyatt.
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He's the issue that's killing us.
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Talk Turkey to him, Jim.
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Or take a lickin' at the polls.
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Well, I'll go get my hat.
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Maybe things aren't as bad as they seem, Wyatt.
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If Kelly stands his ground, public opinion could change.
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Let's be honest, Judge.
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Bat Masterson got elected Sheriff in spite of me.
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People thought he'd be a good man for the job.
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Let's face it, I'm a political liability.
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That's why George Holden won't even run for office, again.
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He's tired of taking abuse from folks who don't want me here.
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He always stood by you loyally.
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Yes, he has. He's been a good friend.
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He was already elected when he told me to come from Wichita.
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He didn't have to run for an office with me in his bag.
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Mr. Kelly still seems confident.
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What's a fightin' Irish in him?
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But, good Jim Kelly.
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He wants to be elected I can't say I blame him.
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Are you suggesting that Mr. Kelly would..
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Oh, nonsense. He knows what would happen to this town
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if you gave in to the hoodlum pressure.
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Furthermore, there's a whole lot to be...
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Well, what is this? A wake?
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You both look like you've been
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reading the election returns, the wrong way.
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Nothing like that, Mr. Kelly. We picked a fighter.
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To the bitter end.
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- Now, Wyatt.
- Now, Judge.
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You let me talk to this fellow.
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Something might be said to the circuit judge shouldn't hear.
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I can take a hit.
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Oh, Mr. Kelly
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Wyatt seems to think that you might give in to the hoodlums.
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Never. Why, I'm just starting to fight.
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Good.
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Wyatt, I think you should apologize to our next mayor.
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It's hard to believe
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my best friend doubting my true pledged work.
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Why don't you take off that highfalutin' top hat?
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Your campaign manager, Mr. Hook Smith
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has been passing the word around the saloons
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that you're gonna fire me.
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Why, the double-crossing rascal.
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Why, there's not a word of truth in it. I'll fire him.
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Alright, I apologize.
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A little coffee left over here from this morning.
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Sit down and rest yourself, I'll heat it up.
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But I'm gonna promise to fire you.
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No, political strategy wise, Rob Madigan is one big issue.
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'And I get elected.'
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'As soon as I'm mayor, I'll announce that I can't find'
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'a suitable replacement for you.'
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Political strategy, understand?
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I'm mayor and you're still marshal.
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- No, sir.
- What?
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Mr. Kelly, I'm not the issue.
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There's plenty of men that you can hire to take my place.
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- You're the issue.
- Now, Wyatt.
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You remember Dora Hand? Well, I do.
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She took you out of a crummy saloon
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'and made you promise that you were finished with hoodlums.'
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Maybe that promise to the woman you loved
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isn't any better than the one you aimed at make
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and break now to get elected.
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Alright, taken. I will fire you.
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- No, you won't. I'm quitting.
- No, Wyatt.
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I've done it before, I can do it again.
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Now, Wyatt. Think this over.
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Nothing to think about it or talk about it.
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Can't you ever be practical just once?
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Do you always have to be such a sanctimonious holy Joe?
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Al, come in.
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What good it'll do for me to stand by you
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and have Madigan get elected.
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He'll turn Dodge into a hoodlum cow town
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and you know it.
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Al, take this over to Judge Tobin.
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Have him hold it for Mayor Hober when he comes back.
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Yes, sir.
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- Wyatt thinks he is quitting.
- Quitting?
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I'll take a nice long rest, maybe a little buffalo hunt.
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Well, that's your business, Wyatt
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but... it's gonna be pretty rough on Dodge.
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I guess me and the rest of the deputies will turn in our stars.
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Indeed, why?
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The marshal keeps us alive, Mr. Kelly.
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I can hire a dozen better marshals than you.
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I'll keep the peace in Dodge.
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I'll teach you, you're no high monkey monk.
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Dodge can get along without you.
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Well, I think you can, Mr. Kelly.
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Gentlemen, your attention, please.
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My friends, I have big and important news for you.
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Wyatt Earp is leaving Dodge city.
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Our next mayor, the honorable, Jim Kelly
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has forced him to quit before election day.
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Now, boys, have a good time and spread the news.
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Now, if I can carry just two pieces
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then there is the other side of the town hole.
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Well, I think I got a pretty good chance of getting...
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As you said, Wyatt Earp turned in his resignation.
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Well, how did this happen?
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Turkey double-crossing Kelly.
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He must have bought him off or something
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and Hook Smith's giving Kelly full credit with the voters.
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Well, there goes the election tomorrow.
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But it isn't gonna be so bad.
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Well, this time running wide open my place will be
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a ripping and a roaring.
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Yeah, Dodge city wide open. Old Dodge.
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Kelly's gonna win.
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I told you, he'd win.
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I thank you.
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Now, my friends, a great big hand for our new mayor.
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The honorable, Jim Kelly.
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Thank you, my friends, I'm not gonna make a speech.
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You heard enough of that gabble during the election.
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I just wanna introduce to you Dodge city's new marshal
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Mr. Dave Dorell.
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Howdy, folks? Mighty nice being here.
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'Mr. Dorell comes to Dodge after a fine career'
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'as a peace officer in Texas.'
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I have assured him that he will have the full support
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of your mayor and the city council.
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Spread the word around the cattle camps
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that Earp is leaving today.
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We can open up this town tonight any time after dark.
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Well, I don't know, Slip.
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I should stick around until I see Earp leave with my own eyes.
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- Hello, Wyatt.
- Hello, Judge.
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I still don't understand what you're trying to prove.
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I want Mr. Kelly to learn that you can't compromise
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with hoodlums.
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Wyatt, you can't shrug off all the good work you've done here.
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What if everything breaks loose and Dorell can't handle it?
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Well, I'll be going on a North West trace.
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Mr. Kelly asked me to come back in writing
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and send a man after me.
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You really wanna know why I'm quitting?
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Yes, I do.
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Well, I tell you.
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Every man gets to thinking he's indispensable.
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And I needed this to happen worse than Mr. Kelly.
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- Good luck, Judge.
- Good luck, Wyatt.
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Do me one last favor, will you?
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Don't leave Dodge by the side street
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go right down the main drag, will ya?
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Well, I hate goodbyes, but I sure owe you a favor.
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I'll be seeing ya.
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Here he comes.
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We hate to see you go, marshal.
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Come back and good luck, marshal.
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- I'll be seeing ya.
- Happy journey, marshal.
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Well, you seen it with your own eyes.
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Go tell the cow camps they can tree Dodge tonight.
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Yeah. Sure, Slip. Why, I'll do that.
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- Where are you going?
- You boys asking for trouble?
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- Who do you think you are?
- The name is Dave Dorell.
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I'm the new marshal here.
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It's true they got rid of Wyatt.
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And they hired me.
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Now, you boys go check your guns and cool off.
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Get 'em up, marshal. Get 'em up.
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Gimme those guns, marshal. You don't need 'em.
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You don't need the badge either.
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Get him up on his feet here.
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The boots you're trying to fill are mighty big for you.
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Now, put him on that rig and get him out of town.
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See him out of town.
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Go on get going.
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Glory be.
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- Never mind that, Jim.
- I'm just closing up.
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The new marshal Mr. Dorell will take care of those hoodlums.
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He can't. They just drove him out of town.
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Come here.
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Now, you re-appoint Wyatt as marshal, ask him to come back.
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No, judge. Never will I. It's a matter of principle with...
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Start writing.
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Those cowhands will have Dodge torn to pieces if you wait.
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- Well...
- No argument. Write.
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- Open up, Mr. Kelly.
- 'Who is it?'
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You know who it is, open up.
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Judge Tobin made me send for you, it was none of my doing.
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A dozen of cowhands across the line
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they're heading this way.
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Well, the boys are all friends of mine.
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I'll go have a talk to them.
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Sure. Where's Dave Dorell and all of his deputies?
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Well, I ain't saying.
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Well.
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You want me to crawl and beg?
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Mr. Kelly, I don't want nothing except to go to sleep.
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You go on and talk to your friends.
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Now, nothing too rough, fellas
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we just wanna have a little fun with his honor.
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Hey, Kelly, you in there?
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Come on out, Kelly!
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Careful. Don't break the door, we don't wanna hurt him.
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Hey, Kelly, come on out!
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My friends.
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Drunken hoodlums everyone.
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And that was Slip Madigan, sore-headed 'cause he ain't mad.
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Come on out, Kelly!
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That settles it, I'm going out there...
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Without a gun, you wouldn't last two minutes.
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Well, I thought so.
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Trying to make me a coward.
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Wyatt, you hear me?
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Stop that, you scum. I'm coming out.
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Wait a minute.
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You're gonna go out there, take out your gun belt.
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I'm the mayor of this town, and I'll have law and order.
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Alright, Madigan, we'll settle this.
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I'm waiting, Slip.
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No fights, Your Honor. Can't you take a joke?
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It's no joke shooting up my store.
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I'm arresting all of you. Get your hands up and head for jail.
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Well, anybody else wanna try shooting it out with me?
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00:23:00,046 --> 00:23:02,849
Now, pick up that man and take him along.
405
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Next time, I'll have to shoot all of you between the eyes.
406
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'You're bluffers all of ya, every scummy one of ya.'
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Never can stand up to a fearless man that knows how to shoot.
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00:23:12,525 --> 00:23:16,062
Now, pick up that man and take him along. Come on, all of you.
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Move. Come on, both of you. Not gonna have any more of this.
410
00:23:24,971 --> 00:23:27,073
Don't be a fool. It's Earp. Wyatt Earp.
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Marshal, I want all of these men taken to jail.
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Yes, sir, but I think you better give me your gun.
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And I want these hoodlums prosecuted
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to the full extent of the law.
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And I'll back you to the last ditch.
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Well, thank you, Your Honor.
417
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Hey, Slip, what's the idea?
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00:24:05,078 --> 00:24:07,313
I was told the boys had Dodge street.
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00:24:07,347 --> 00:24:11,584
- Why ain't the town wide open?
- Take a look across the street.
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Uh-oh.
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Sudden death on two feet.
422
00:24:18,858 --> 00:24:20,860
We were told Kelly fired him.
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That dirty Irish must've changed his mind after he got elected.
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Jim, I hope you and Wyatt
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have got one thing settled between you.
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No man is indispensable, but a lot of men
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are awful hard to replace.
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Replace Wyatt? That fine, brave church deacon of a man.
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I'd resign first.
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♪ Well, he cleaned up the country ♪
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♪ The old Wild West country ♪
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♪ He made law and order prevail ♪
433
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♪ And none can deny it ♪
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♪ The legend of Wyatt ♪
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♪ Forever will live on the trail ♪
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♪ Oh, Wyatt Earp, Wyatt Earp ♪
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♪ Brave, courageous and bold ♪
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♪ Long live his fame and long live his glory ♪
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♪ And long may his story be told ♪
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