All language subtitles for A Pistol for Ringo 1965 1080p Blu-ray

- Merry Christmas, Chuck.
- Same to you, Hank.

- Hey, Tim. Merry Christmas.
- And a merry one to you, son.

A letter for you, Sheriff.
It came on the last train.

Care to read it?

It's from the sheriff in Crystal
City. Angel Face was acquitted.

Self-defense, the verdict was.

And with Ringo it's
always self-defense.

That news isn't gonna
please the Bensons.

After all, he killed the
youngest of the Benson boys.

That kid was looking for trouble. Now
they're sure to start gunning for Ringo.

So that's it. That's
where they all went.

I thought they'd left town to
spend Christmas with their kinfolk.

- Who left town?
- The Bensons. Every darned one of them.

They were off this
morning at sunrise.

Hey, where are
you off to, Sheriff?

Tim, you're a clever fellow. Where
do you think Angel Face is now?

- Why, in San José. Everyone knows that.
- Well.

Then the Bensons
must know it, too.

What's the hurry, Sheriff?

The Bensons have
never laid eyes on Ringo.

You'll get to him
long before they do.

Yes, but if I get to
them after Ringo does,

one of them may have
a bullet in his head.

Hey, you there! Wake up!

Can you tell us who
lives around these parts?

I know a lot of people
who live around here.

We're looking for somebody
they call Angel Face.

Everyone around here
is looking for Ringo.

And if you're lucky, when you
see him, you walk the other way.

You'll live longer.

You stepped on it.

- You must try again, mister.
- Miguel's right. Try again.

Boy, you sure are the
strictest players I've ever seen.

Hey, you!

You know where Angel Face lives?

All right, kids. Step aside
and keep your eyes open.

New game. More
fun than hopscotch.

First of these gentlemen that steps forward
gets a new lead bullet between his eyes.

- That your idea of a joke?
- No, it ain't no joke at all.

It's a new game I invented.

I figured it might
amuse the kids.

You're looking for
Angel Face, is that right?

Well, you've
found him, I reckon.

Cos I'm Angel Face.

Well, lwarned them not
to step forward, didn't I?

Stay where
you are, Ringo.

Keep your hand
away from that six-gun.

Hi, Sheriff.

- You looking for me?
- No, I'm looking for the four Bensons.

They were looking for me.
Worst of luck, they found me.

I guess you mean
they found your bullets.

Oh, it was in self-defense,
Sheriff, honest.

I believe you. And I'm sure
the judge will believe you, too.

Hey, that's yours.

I'm just hoping that
this time they send you

to prison and keep
you there about a year.

Now then, seeing as I'm your guest,
you might offer me something to drink.

Well, I got some old whisky I've
been saving for special occasions.

No, thanks. No liquor, Tim.

It deadens the eye,
makes your hand shake.

I'd much rather
have a glass of milk.

I thought I heard some
cows mooing around here.

Do you want to keep in shape, Ringo,
so you can go on with your killing?

No, go on living, Sheriff.
That's a lot harder.

♪ Countries that
know only the springtime

♪ And your green fields

♪ With your scenting of hay

♪ Know Ringo

♪ With his angel face

♪ And a woman
who was waiting... ♪

Ho! Where are you going?

I'm going to town, sefior.

You must've taken a wrong turn, amigo.
This is the territory of the United States.

You've crossed the border.

I'm across the Rio
Grande? Is that the truth?

I made a mistake. I
thought I was in Mexico.

I was running from
my wife. I got lost.

That's a shame, amigo.

You got problems with your wife, you
should settle them in your own country.

What's more, you shouldn't
desert her during Christmas.

♪ He only had a mind to get gold

♪ Rivers

♪ You know how is the story

♪ And his laughing

♪ Was a presage of death

♪ Ringo

♪ Had an angel face... ♪

Vamos, Sancho!

♪ But whenever Ringo laughed

♪ Ringo fired

♪ Oh, Ringo

♪ Had an angel face... ♪

Merry Christmas, Dolores.

- ♪ But whenever
Ringo laughed - Ciao!

♪ Ringo fired ♪

Felipe, Pedro, over the hill.

The others, follow me.

Vamos!

Hey. may 'u, boys.

Very good.

- Merry Christmas, Sheriff.
- Same to you.

- Merry Christmas, Sheriff.
- Likewise, ma'am.

"Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas"!
As if there was just one day for kindness.

It ought to be Christmas
all year long, if you ask me.

Hey, aren't you
listening to me, Sheriff?

I'm not talking to
myself, you know.

Hello, Chico, what
are you doing here?

You go on to the
office, I'll be right there.

I understand. As soon as there's
a girl around, I'm in the way!

How about
these? Here you are, Miss Ruby.

I guarantee these here
firecrackers are the best in Texas.

And that means they're the
best firecrackers in the USA.

You always say that to me.
I hope they work this year.

Ah, Miss Ruby, here's the
gift you asked me to order...

- Hello, Ruby.
- Oh, hello, Ben.

Why didn't you let me know
you were coming into town?

I'm buying you a gift and
didn't want you to know about it.

The best gift was when
you fell in love with me.

- What are you hiding there?
- You'll find out tomorrow night.

A Christmas gift
has to be a surprise.

Oh, a present is still a present even
though it's no longer a big surprise.

And I believe the most beautiful presents
are ones you selfishly buy for yourself.

First and foremost,
the useless ones!

Champagne. Dom Perignon, 1864.

It came all the way from Paris.

With all that champagne
we bought after Christmas,

we'll have enough left for our wedding
unless you've changed your mind by then.

Even if I didn't love
you, I'd marry you,

just so I can have
your father as a partner.

Hey, Sheriff, s0me0ne's looking
for you. I don't know what they want...

- Got everything, Major?
- Yes, thank you.

See you tomorrow
night. Dinner'30.

30? Isn't that a
little late for dinner?

In Boston, we always eat
late. You have to get used to it.

They're getting awful
impatient, Sheriff.

When you're married, you'll
have to get used to many things.

- I'd never get used to living in Boston!
- You should ever use the word "never".

See you tomorrow night.

- Bye. Huh!
- See you tomorrow.

They're still a-waiting!

The person asking
for you is female.

Didn't want to say anything in front of
Ruby. You know what women are like.

Oh, Sheriff, I'm so glad I found you.
Please help me, I don't know what to do.

- There. Calm down.
- It was terrible. It was terrible!

Come. Into my office. You
can tell me about it in there.

Excuse me, Sheriff. Can
I come with you this time?

I can write, you know, and
take down the lady's statement.

- Come on.
- Not that I'm curious, you understand.

It's just I hate
being left out...

One
thousand, two thousand...

Er, five thousand.
That's ten thousand.

That's the last time. I have enough
troubles without you coming in late!

Get back to your
desk before I fire you!

- Anything I can do, sir?
- I want to speak to the director.

Sorry, but I'm afraid he's
busy now. You'll have to wait.

You see this? There
are $50,000 in there.

And that doesn't
wait for anybody.

Step aside.

How do you do, Sefior Director?

- Who are you?
- A friend.

I'm sorry, Mr Jenkinson.
You need me for anything?

Of course not. What could
I possibly need you for?

- Get back to work!
- That's all this week.

He's a real tornado today.

Hmm, he always gets nasty
like that around Christmas time.

- Can I do something for you, gentlemen?
- Nothing I can think of now.

- You need anything?
- No. Not a thing.

Just thought we'd
stop in and say hello.

Oh, Henry, there you are.

I'd like to apologize
for losing my temper.

Would you give me the other key
to the safe? I left mine at home...

Right away, sir.

- Drop that gun!
- Watch out!

- And don't try anything.
- Quiet!

You all behave yourselves and
no one will be hurt. Now then...

- I'll take the key to the safe.
- Henry's the one who had it.

- I don't know where it is.
- Alright, don't worry about it.

We'll get along without the key.

Give me a light.

Of course, right
away, right away.

What's the matter? You
never seen dynamite?

I wouldn't advise you to stand there.
You'll be a lot safer under the desk.

Next time you lose your key, you'll
know how to get your safe open!

We lost all our cattle, our
house has burned to the ground,

and my husband is badly hurt.

Meanwhile, the bandits
have disappeared into the hills.

You've got to do something,
Sheriff. You've got to help us!

I'm afraid we'll need more
facts if you want us to help you.

You can't find bandits
with no description to go on.

You have no idea who they
are, and you waited two days...

-
- What was that?

- Better go see.
- Stay right where you are!

That goes for you too,
Sheriff. And drop your guns.

Go outside. And no more tricks!

Or this town will
have one less sheriff.

Wait a second. Sit down.

If it won't interfere with your
plans, we'll just go on playing.

Never quit while you're ahead, I
always say. It's a matter of principle.

I'm sorry to draw out all your money,
but your bank isn't safe from a hold-up.

My friend and I will
find a better place for it.

Come on, let's get out of here.

Vamos!

Stay where you are,
ladies and gentlemen.

The doctor says if you get
overexcited, it's very bad for your health.

It can even kill you! Ha-ha!

Ramon, give us some music.
I like to see everyone happy.

Play!

Alright, now. Stay
right where you are.

No one moves till
we're gone. Is that clear?

Let's go, Dolores. Hurry up!

Why, you low-down rat!

- Saddle up the horses! Quickly!
- Right.

' Ho! _ Hey!

You take half the
men up to the plains.

We've got to head them off
before they reach the border!

Alright, men, we're
moving out! Let's go!

What's the idea?
We can't stop now.

He's right, Sancho.
They're not far behind us.

We've got to go faster than this,
or we won't make it to the river.

Give me the satchel.
We can make it alright.

You always said, when a man's wounded,
leave him behind and save your own skin.

You've learned too
much from me, compadre.

Straight ahead, there.
Through the canyon.

- There could be shelter there.
- Vamos!

That ranch will
make a perfect hideout.

Vamos, compadres!

Visitors!

Wonderful. We'll have somebody
to spend Christmas with us.

Hey, give me that!

Get back out of
range! Go up the hill!

Divide into groups
and surround the ranch!

Pedro, round up the rancheros!

Ruby, are you insane? Give me that gun!
You can't hold the bandits off by yourself!

We have to defend ourselves,
Papa, we can't give up without fighting.

A gun won't do you any good.
You'll just get yourself killed!

Ah, anybody in there?

Come on, outside with the rest.

We're giving the orders now. If
you're smart, you'll do what we say.

What are you waiting
for? Go outside!

Ride down into town, bring back
every man who knows how to shoot.

We'll sew up this place
tighter than a drum.

- They won't dare to come out.
- We won't care to go in, either!

- The place is a fortress.
- We need the army.

Then we'll close in on them in
two sections, like a pair of tongs.

I know this ranch, Colonel.

The walls are high and thick. You'd
need a company of cavalry to attack it.

Half the soldiers would
be killed in the charge.

Losses don't count.
What counts is results!

The troops are paid
to defend their country.

Call them in, and they'll
be here in a day or two.

I've got another idea.

Everyone in there, listen to me!

This is the sheriff!
Give yourselves up!

And I'll guarantee you your lives!
There's no way you can escape!

Give yourselves up
and save your lives!

Now I have a
proposition, Sheriff!

Promise us you'll give us
safe passage to the Rio Grande,

and no one at the
ranch will get hurt.

Meanwhile, in case you take
too long to make up your mind,

we'll send out two
dead men a day.

One at dawn and one at sunset.

First the ranch-hands, last
of all the girl and her father.

Vamos!

Ya-hoo!

Two dead men every day, Sheriff!

- You...
- Easy, Chico, you can't talk to that kind.

Well spoken. The more spirit
a woman has, the better I like.

Especially when she's
as pretty as you are.

You disagree with me, Grandpa?

No, I ever disagree with
anyone with a knife in his hand.

Don't be afraid. Nothing
will happen to you.

You're under my protection.

Paco, take him inside.

I didn't realize you weren't well. Let
me offer the hospitality of my house.

I have some excellent whisky.

It won't cure him, but it ought to
help make the pain more bearable.

Excuse me, madam. After you.

Now what are we gonna do?

We send for the cavalry and
do nothing till they get here.

You saw how they
shot up the town.

The only sure method of handling
them is to slaughter them like cattle.

Yes, Colonel, but think of the
hostages. Major Clyde and Ruby.

You think of them, Sheriff.
That's why you're here.

We're not attacking
until the cavalry moves in.

Somehow we've got to save them.
We have to get them out of there.

If we can get a man inside the
ranch, we could help them to escape.

Yes, but who?

It's my duty to protect
them. You said so yourself.

I'm the logical person to go in.

Sure, and get a belly full of
lead the second they see you?

You've forgotten
the bandit's girlfriend.

She spent over an hour in your
office, she'd spot you in a second. No!

What we need is someone
they won't recognize.

And I think I know
just the fellow.

No, no, absolutely not.
It's a matter of principle.

Don't look for trouble,
let it come by itself.

- But their lives are in danger.
- Yeah, what about my life, hmm?

This Sancho is as mean
as they come, Ringo.

That's all the more
reason to leave him alone.

His favorite sport is shooting
unarmed men preferably in the back.

Well, he's no fool.

If you're out to kill somebody, it's
stupid to take unnecessary chances.

Alright, let's drop it. I
knew it wouldn't be any use.

Words like honor and justice don't
have any meaning for men like him.

I like the way you
said that, Sheriff.

Well...

They sent the telegram
to the fort at Crystal City.

They promised to send
an answer by tomorrow.

That's fine. Thank you.

As soon as the cavalry
gets their hands on them,

there won't be anything
left of those cutthroats.

There won't be any left
of their prisoners, either.

That's a chance
we'll just have to take.

Too bad, Ringo. You're throwing away
a good chance to make a lot of money.

You don't say? Those words I do
understand. Tell me some more.

That gang got away with
every cent in the savings bank.

If you can get it back and save
the hostages, you'll get 10%.

Hmm... that's a
very interesting offer.

But I don't like the percentage.

It's a matter of principle. Never
enter into a deal for less than 30%.

But we can't give him 30%.

Remember we'll get back the
other 70%. Otherwise we get nothing.

We have to do it because of Ruby and
Major Clyde and all those ranch hands.

- But I really don't have the authority.
- You're the judge!

You're the most important person
in Quemado. You have the authority.

- Let him out.
- Just a minute...

I think you're forgetting you
arrested me on a charge of murder.

It's my right to have a trial.

You'll have it when this
business is finished with.

Either the trial, or
I'm staying in jail.

It's all a matter of
principle. Hmm?

Hmm-mm.

Then I reckon we
better get on with it.

I declare the court now in
session. December 23rd, 1894.

The people of Quemado versus
Ringo Angel Face. State the charges.

- The murder of the four Benson brothers.
- How does the accused plead?

- Self-defense!
- Self-defense. Case dismissed!

Let him go.

No thanks, no guns.

They see I'm armed, they'll
shoot first and ask questions later.

If anybody does any
shooting, it's gotta be you.

- Who'll we shoot at?
- At me, naturally.

-
- HOla! HOla!

There's someone
heading this way!

- Howdy.
- Throw away your gun.

Huh? My gun?

But I don't even own
one. What is this, anyway?

Pedro! What's going on?

Excuse me.

Let him pass, Paquito.

Folks are sure
jumpy around here.

First those men shoot at me, then
you greet me with your guns drawn.

How do you do?

Buenos dias. Who are you?
What are you doing here?

I had a little
run-in with the law.

But it wasn't my fault. They
thought I stole a horse. Oh, sorry...

It was a little misunderstanding. I
hope you aren't gonna turn me in.

- If you ask me, this character's loco!
- Haven't I seen you some place before?

That's right, ma'am. I
was in the sheriff's office.

Only I was on the
other side of the bars.

You mean you were in jail? That
makes you little more sympatico.

How did you manage
to escape, huh?

Oh, it wasn't very hard.

See, I didn't
much like the food.

But... wait a minute. You ain't
the owners of this ranch, are you?

Not legally, but we're
running the place. Is that clear?

You know something? A face
like his belongs in a cemetery.

Gringo, be careful or you might
get there sooner than you expected.

Oh, you're hurt.

Aye, aye, aye. That's
a mean-looking wound.

If we don't get that bullet out
immediately, he's gonna get gangrene.

And if you get gangrene, you'll
likely have this arm taken off.

We should get him to a
doctor. But around here?

You're lucky I came
along. I can fix it up for you.

- You?
- I worked for a barber who was a surgeon.

I helped him operate
on 12 or 13 horses.

Wait a minute!

Listen, I'm not a
horse, understand?

I'm not a doctor, so
that makes us even.

Anyway, amigo, you have to trust
me cos you ain't got any other choice.

Paco, would you keep an
eye on the souffle for me?

- It should rise any minute.
- Be reasonable, Ruby.

We've got a house
full of bandits here.

But, Papa, you taught me that a
soufflé has to be done just right.

Alright, alright, I know that's what
I taught you, but how's no time...

Come along now, that's it.
You'll be alright in no time.

- Oh, hello.
- I dunno, can you really fix his arm?

This'll be our operating table.
Take all this stuff off there.

- Get the rest!
- Here, take this.

Is there anything I can get you?

As a matter of fact there
is. A bottle of whisky.

How about tequila? We usually
mix it in the slop for the pigs!

- I don't like the way you are talking.
- Don't you? I'm so sorry.

- Look here...
- I'll get the whisky for you.

Kentucky Bourbon.
It's nearly 20 years old.

Oh, fine. Here,
drink this, it'll help.

Anybody got a knife?

- Got a sharper one?
- Here, use my razor.

It's the best one on the
market. I bought it in England.

Oh, yeah. I had one
like this in San Antonio.

You know something, you're
much too nice. I don't like that.

But why not? You can't be too nice to a
wounded man or to a beautiful woman.

It's just like being
back in the barber shop.

I'd feel more at home if
you were covered with lather.

- Ah-ha...
- What's the matter now?

It's your gun. You
gotta take it off.

No, you don't! Even when
I'm asleep, I wear my gun.

Well, in that
case, no operation.

There better be an operation,
and right this minute. Vamos!

Ah, it's a matter of principle.

I don't operate on a
man who wears a gun.

Er... That's it, shoot me.

But if you do, you'll lose your
arm and more than likely your life.

Alright, you son
of a... You win.

But I warn you, if you kill
me while I'm lying here,

I'll slit your throat,
you hear? I promise!

See? I was right. If you'd kept your
gun, you'd have shot me for sure.

- I think we should leave.
- You do?

- We'd better.
- Felipe!

That's no sight
for a young lady.

Hurry up with those bandages!

Alright, alright, here they are.

Come on, it ain't that bad. Even
horses have more courage than you.

I already told you,
I am not a horse!

And I told you,
I'm not a doctor!

I used to be a major
in a cavalry division.

When my wife died, Ruby
was still a very young girl.

To spend more time with
her, I resigned my commission.

I took her on a trip to
Europe, London, Paris.

Ruby was very
attached to her mother.

And then we went to live in Boston.
Do you know Boston by any chance?

- No. Never been there.
- That's too bad, I'm sure you'd like it.

I hope, when all this is over,
you'll come and pay us a visit.

I'd feel honored to have
you as a guest in my home.

Ha! Visit you in Boston?

Major, what would
I do in Boston?

Why, there are wonderful shops in
Boston. Almost as good as those in Paris.

A woman can find anything
her heart desires there.

I'd be delighted to help you
shop and show you around the city.

If this is a joke,
it's not funny!

You do know who I am, don't you?

You're a woman, and a very
beautiful one. That's enough for me.

I realize you must have any admirers
younger and handsomer than I.

If I've offended
you in any way, I...

Major, you're crazy.

In fact, so crazy... l
think I will visit you.

You know something,
muchacho? You're a brave man.

Oh, I'm a hero. What did
you think? Here, I need that.

In a couple of days, the w0und'll close
up and then you can take off the sling.

You did a fine job. Muy bien.

You should have a reward.
You know what I'm going to do?

Starting today, I'll make you my
private doctor. How do you like that?

We'll celebrate. Give the
doctor a drink of whisky!

- Oh, no thanks. I only drink milk.
- Milk? What's that?

Drink, muchacho.

If you are one of us, you'll
have to change your ways.

- How come?
- Because I say so! Go on, drink up!

- I don't like the way you laugh.
- What?

You sound like a jackass. When
people laugh, it's a good thing.

When they laugh at
nothing, it annoys me.

Oh, yes? And what do you do
to someone who annoys you?

Oh, you ain't only a jackass,
you're a nosy jackass.

Go ahead, laugh some more.

Now why not draw your revolver?

Easy. Easy. Now I'll just tell
you why I really came here.

What do you mean?

You gotta be pretty stupid to break
out of one jail just to wind up in another.

And the only
jackass here is him.

If you're so smart, then
what are you doing here?

While I was in jail, I heard some mighty
interesting talk concerning a bank robbery,

you holed up here on this ranch and
the sheriff sending for reinforcements.

- Reinforcements?
- A-ha. Cavalry, two companies.

I said to myself, I know the region and
I also know what the sheriff's plans are.

Those bandits need somebody
who can give them a helping hand.

And I got a foolproof plan
to get them off the spot.

- So what am I doing sitting in jail?
- What's your plan?

- First, you got any dynamite?
- Of course, we have plenty.

- Enough to blow up 30 banks!
- That's what I figured.

- So what's your plan?
- First, there's a few things to settle.

It's a matter of principle. I
never do anything for nothing.

- How much do you want?
- Oh, not a lot.

40% of everything you got in
the bag. When we reach safety...

40%? You're crazy.

Take it or leave it. You got until
tomorrow morning to give me your answer.

Think it over.

A man with brains, I like that.
Maybe he does have a good plan.

As far as the money goes,
why should we be greedy?

- I say we do it!
- But 40%?

That's true, 40%
is an awful lot.

But we don't turn it over
till after we're out of here.

And once we're out of here,
we won't need him any longer...

If you're planning to get rid of
me as soon as we get out of here,

you're making a big mistake.

- You dirty little cockroach!
- Have we been introduced?

My name is Angel
Face. Ringo to my friends.

Doesn't it seem that Dolores has
been taking up an awful lot of your time?

Well, she's the only person
who can influence Sancho.

She's our only chance.

The only person who can
prevent him from turning against us.

Oh, Papa, I didn't know
you could be so sly.

Not only that, she's lovely.

And believe me, that
doesn't hurt one bit.

Er, excuse me, but could I borrow
a lantern? It's starting to get dark.

Line up, everyone!
Women on this side, men on that side!

Forget about the
children for today!

The sun's going down.

That means one of
you is going to die.

Now, to make sure you
don't blame us for the death,

we're gonna let fate
decide who it's going to be.

There, you see.

He don't know when
the bullet will fire.

He don't know, I don't
know, you don't know.

No one can be blamed.
And it's good sport!

Ave Maria, gratia plena...

You're lucky, eh?

Oh!

Outlaws or not, that
wasn't necessary.

"Wasn't necessary"? Is
that all you have to say?

Go and change, Ruby. It must
be almost time to have dinner.

You don't want to come
to the table looking like that.

It's Christmas, the
day after tomorrow.

What a beautiful
way to celebrate!

Faster! That's the
way! Look at her go!

Fantastic! You're too far away.

Come closer to me. Down
here, Consuelo, down here.

Very nice.

Why isn't my glass full?
Get me some wine! Vamos!

Come on, Consuelo, let's
see you put some life into it!

Oh, no, just a
moment, not that wine.

Hey, Sancho, if I were you, I'd
keep my eyes on my chiquita.

I think you'll find that this
port is a much finer wine.

When I'm thirsty, I
don't feel like waiting!

When do we eat, Grandpa?

You dress like a gravedigger,
that means it's time for dinner.

That's a pretty necklace.
Let me look at it closely.

Pretty neck, too.

Pedro's an unusual fellow. For
one thing, he's got excellent taste.

May I? After you.

You sit there. I'll get
you something to eat.

Bring me some
turkey, cockroach! White meat!

And hurry up, I don't like waiting! I
don't like people who keep me waiting.

Here you are, I out
a drumstick for you.

Best part of the
turkey, you know.

Hey, cockroach! I asked
you to bring me meat.

Look, my name isn't c0ckr0ach...

Er, perhaps some of you would care
to dance. I'll go put on some music.

This is a gramophone. Have
you ever seen one before?

I bought it last spring from a
Mr Edison. Start it up, Paco.

May I?

Hey, Pedro, what's the matter?

Why don't you ask the sefiorita
to dance with you? Go ahead, ask!

- Would the sefiorita like...?
- The sefiorita wouldn't like to.

The sefi0rita's dancing
this one with me.

You'd better watch
your step, cockroach.

Oh, yeah, I
forgot, this is yours.

It's justice, Pedro. An eye
for an eye, a tooth for a tooth.

And a knife for a knife.

Is that your mother?
You look just like her.

I know and I'm glad. My
mother was just wonderful.

Your father's quite a guy, too.

In fact, I ever met
anybody like him before.

My father lives
in a dream world.

However, he's so charming that
it makes up for his weaknesses.

You don't like Dolores, do you?

- What's going on with her and my father?
- Watch them dance together.

If you ask me, I'd say it was pretty
obvious what's going on. Ha-ha!

What are you laughing at?

H0w'd she be as a
stepmother, I'd like to know.

I imagine that would
be very interesting.

A stepmother? But you
must be out of your mind.

No, I'm not the
one that's in love.

Oh, and while we're on the
subject, the sheriff sends his regards.

I don't know what you're talking about.
What's the sheriff got to do with this?

He's in love with you, ain't he?

Or I suppose he is since
he wants to marry you.

Is this watch for him?

It's pretty. Oh, I
bet he'll like that.

- You love him, don't you?
- Yeah, of course I do.

But I don't think it's
any of your business.

That's right, it ain't.

Oh, lforgot to tell you, the
sheriff's the one that sent me here.

See, he offered me 30% of
everything that's in Sanch0's bag,

just to get you
out of this mess.

Gonna play something for me?

Come on.

Beautiful shot. Ringo
oughta be proud of you.

Let's go, Tim. In a second,
it'll be mighty hot around here.

Yes. Hmm...

-
- Mighty hot!

Hold your fire!

Hold your fire, I said.

But they'll kill us all.
We haven't got a chance.

Felipe's right. If we don't get away from
this place, they'll pick us off like flies.

I'm going to find Sancho.
Get the ranch-hands together.

You better hurry.

Go on the terrace. It's the only
place where we're safe from their guns.

Morning! Dead, huh?

They say, "Early to bed, early to
rise gets you shot between the eyes."

- Thank you, Papa.
- You're welcome.

Thanks. That'll do.

Alright, you... 0utside.

Outside, I said!

- Ah, good morning.
- Good morning, Major.

Perhaps you'd like
to join us for breakfast.

No, I've already
eaten. Thank you.

I'm sorry to disturb you, but I must
have some hot water. ls there any?

The water's back in the kitchen. I'm sure
you've been in a few kitchens in your life.

I'm afraid your friends have taken
over our servants, but I can help you.

You want the hot water
for your bath, I presume.

My bath? Ah, yes,
tomorrow's Christmas.

No, it's for Sancho,
he wants to shave.

That's too bad. It would've been
a pleasure to be of service to you.

- You know, you look radiant this morning.
- You're flattering me, Major.

Not at all. It's
impossible to flatter beauty.

Send his body up to the
sheriff as a Christmas gift.

His wife, too. Such a loving couple
shouldn't have to be separated!

You mustn't waste
tears on the dead, Chico.

Doesn't do any good.

That was a very touching
Christmas gift you sent to the sheriff.

But I don't think that he
shares your Yuletide spirit.

I suspect it may
even make him angry.

And if he's angry, that'll make it
much more difficult to leave here.

Blah-blah-blah. You
better shut your mouth.

- You know, you talk too much!
- You don't talk enough.

Don't forget, I'm
waiting for your answer.

Ha-ha! I thought you were
smarter than that, amigo.

You don't really think we went to
all that trouble to steal the money

so that afterwards we could give
away 40% to the first person we see?

Not the first person.
The last person.

You know why I'm really
here? I'm here to kill you, amigo.

You and all them
gunslingers of yours.

And you know who sent me here?

- The sheriff.
- Huh?

You know how
much he's giving me?

30% of everything in
that satchel over there.

What are you
trying to say, amigo?

Well, I'm either with you at
40%, or against you at 30%.

Got that?

You're much too
sure of yourself.

I think I'll give you a
little demonstration.

The bottle, Pedro.

There, you see...

Now if I'd
wanted to kill you...

y0u can see for yourself, it
wouldn't have been very difficult.

Ha-ha! You're crazy, gringo.

But why not tell me before
this that you work for the sheriff?

Because you would've killed
me. Now I'm much too valuable.

It's your decision. Time passing,
the troops are getting closer.

How can I be sure
you won't betray us?

You're giving me 10%
more than the sheriff.

You! You sold us out!

That's right. To
the highest bidder.

Sheriff!

Hey, Sheriff!

It's a telegram. Just came in.

From the Commander
at Crystal City.

He's sending us the soldiers.

They'll be here tomorrow
morning at dawn.

It won't be a very Merry
Christmas for those bandits.

The cavalry will massacre them
and then we'll get our money back.

All you worry about is
the bandits, right, Colonel?

About the bandits
and the money you lost.

But I'm thinking
about the hostages.

The hostages will
be alright, don't worry.

Ring0's there to
take care of them.

And Judas lscariot went to
the Pharisees and he said,

"What will you give me if
I will betray my master?"

The Pharisees gave
him thirty pieces of silver.

That story always makes
me angry, you know.

I never could stand the
way all them soldiers...

That's a nice looking tree.

Way all them soldiers took
advantage of an unarmed man.

Jesus wasn't unarmed. His
weapons were compassion and mercy.

What kind of weapons are they?

A good six-shooter,
that's what he shoulda had.

Sure, if he had a six-shooter,
he wouldn't have been killed.

- Don't talk nonsense, Chico.
- It ain't nonsense at all!

Take me, for example. I
feel naked without a gun.

You wouldn't want a naked
man in the house, would you?

No.

You don't, by any chance...

kn0w where I could find a gun?

Shh!

Well?

Your friends took all
our guns away from us.

And besides, I wouldn't
give a gun to a Judas.

If you're thinking of kissing me,
don't. The sheriff would be jealous.

And it so happens, I like him.

It could be a trick. I
don't trust that guy.

I know Ringo, at least by name.

He never had very much
use for law and order.

I know him, too. And
I still don't trust him.

I don't trust him
and I don't like him.

No, I don't like him, either.

The one I like is the girl.

Well, I don't like
anyone in this place!

I don't want to end up
with a rope around my neck.

And if the cavalry comes, that's
exactly what's going to happen.

We can kill the hostages, but it
won't stop the army from killing us.

Dolores, some more wine!

Now where the
devil has she gone?

Dolores! Some more wine!

Will you stop shouting?
She can't hear you.

She's much too busy
upstairs listening to the major.

Hey! Hey!

That one
seems to be limping.

You love the sheriff.
And the sheriff loves you.

And that's perfectly
normal, but...

it seems that you can't admit that
your father might fall in love also.

Oh, well, of course Papa can fall
in love, but not with that woman.

What could he see in her?

She has nothing that
could possibly interest him.

Really?

The major doesn't seem
to share your opinion.

You'd love Boston, I'm sure.
The buildings, the museums...

Oh, careful.

And don't they make a nice
couple? They seem very happy.

Say, after they're married,
are you gonna call her "Mama"?

Or are you still gonna keep
calling her "that woman"?

You are a monster.

Maybe so. But you're
jealous, and that's obvious.

If you hate her so much,
why don't you just kill her?

Poison her! No one
would ever know.

When you were little, what
did you do for amusement?

Tear the wings off butterflies?
All you know is killing.

That's right. I was just seven years
old when I committed my first murder.

It was in
self-defense. Naturally.

Come, come, children.

It's such a beautiful day, how
can you talk about murder?

Sorry, Major, that's my fault. But
since your daughter is so jealous...

- What are you saying?
- I just told her she oughta kill her.

Excellent advice. But to kill, she
should know how to use a gun.

That's one thing Boston
schools don't teach you.

- They teach a lot of things in Boston.
- Do they? They don't teach hate.

Only someone who
knows how to hate can kill.

And only a real woman
knows how to hate.

Alright, you know how to
shoot, but not how to kill.

What's going on here? Can't
I even take a siesta in peace?

Adios!

What is this? Who's
doing all that shooting?

The ladies are
having target practice.

Ah... What are you doing here?

Out for a walk with your
fancy gentleman, huh?

Be careful, sefior.

If you play with fire,
you may get burned.

Or would you like me to
show you what I mean?

He could show you a few things.
To begin with, how to treat a woman!

Don't worry, chiquita.

I don't need to be shown
how to treat a woman like you.

- Everything quiet, men?
- Not a sound.

Look, Steve's
wife is pretty sick,

and George has to take
care of the post office,

so it looks like you'll have
to stand on double watch.

I'll send someone to
relieve you as soon as I can.

I'll take over now. You
go back to the ranch.

Good. I'll just have time
to get in on the game.

Put up your dollars,
the betting's on!

$50 on this
handsome sefior.

I've got a feeling it's
gonna be him this time.

$30 on the skinny one!

He looks like winner!

- Betting's closed!
-

The winner!

WE'RE TIRED OF KILLING LABORERS
TOMORROW WE'LL START KILLING THE OWNERS

Sending Ringo in
there was a mistake.

I know, I know!

After the note we sent the
sheriff this afternoon, he'll let us go.

We told him what we'll do to
his girl if he sends the troops in.

Are you forgetting something?
The Colonel's there too.

And the Colonel ain't one
bit interested in the hostages.

He's after you and
what's in that satchel.

What are you trying to say?

That the Colonel isn't
gonna let you off this ranch.

He'll keep you here till
you're slaughtered like pigs.

I don't want to be slaughtered
like a pig. I don't want to die!

Maybe...

Maybe the sheriff has
decided to let us go.

Maybe. But you ain't
got no way of knowing.

But there is one
way I can find out.

Felipe, where are you going?
Come back, Felipe, they'll kill you!

Come back, Felipe! I
order you to come back!

The other side'll let you go.

So, er... 40%?

40%.

All right, this bowl is the ranch.
The Sheriff's men are all around us.

Now, let's say this is the ridge
which leads out to the plains.

Now, right here's the mill.

There's one thing in our
favor. It's Christmas Eve,

and those men standing guard
up there, they ain't slobs like us.

Those fellas got families,

and they're gonna wanna go
home tonight and be with them.

And a lot of them are gonna do
just that. They go back to town.

And that's our
chance to take the mill,

- while their defenses are weakened.
- Go on.

Now then, shortly after dark, I
take four men with me on horseback.

We creep up very
quietly up to the mill,

and bang-bang-bang,
we take care of the guards.

The ridge is ours, and we sneak
away without anybody knowing.

When they find out we're
gone, they're going to follow us,

and we'll never
reach the Rio Grande.

I will plant the dynamite here.

Now, if they try to follow us
through the canyon, we light the fuse,

and pow, they're buried
under a thousand tons of rock.

Or if not buried, then blocked off long
enough for us to make our getaway.

It's not very easy to
blow up a canyon, you know?

That's where Hake over.

My father was in the
Engineers during the war.

For the North.

At first, he was for the South,
but they were losing and...

"Never stick with the
loser," he always said.

It's a matter of principle.

Get some blankets from the
house and muffle the horses' hooves.

We'll paint our faces
black, even behind the ears.

Maybe we'd better
take off our spurs, too.

We don't want them to see us, but
we don't want them to hear us either.

When they see
us, it'll be too late.

Yeah, when they hear
us, they'll already be dead.

Hey, Ringo.

It's from Sefiorita Ruby.

I didn't steal it. She
gave it to me, honest.

She says you'll have
to give it back though.

- It's a loan.
- Yeah, I know.

Er... I did steal this though.

I know that it's wrong, but I
thought maybe you could use it.

Better than nothing.

It's not bad. I sure would like to have
something a little more efficient though.

I'd better make sure you
have everything straight.

You and Ringo will start
out for the mill. At ten.

We will make plenty of noise.

That will cover any shooting
you might have to do.

Do you understand?

At exactly 11 o'clock,

when you see the Sheriff
signaling to his guard,

what are you going
to do? Answer me!

I signal them
back from the mill,

only I swing the lantern
six times instead of three.

That's all right.

The Sheriff won't
suspect a thing,

and I will know that
our plan has succeeded.

Go get the horses!

This is for you.

And see that you don't fail.

Vamos, muchachos!

Oh, er...

- Just one thing.
- What's the matter now?

I don't have a gun.

If I'm going up in the hills, I'd just
as soon be armed, it seems only fair.

No gun, amigo. Besides, nothing
can happen to you while I'm here.

- My men and I will protect you.
- You have to trust people in our business.

And I trust you.

You should trust me.

Let me have a gun. Otherwise
I'll blow the whole thing up.

Uh-uh. First, the gun.

Not that I don't trust you. It's
a matter of principle, that's all.

Be careful, the
fuse is still burning.

That's right.

You know, we got an
old saying in Texas.

"God created men equal.

"The six-gun made
them different."

Why does a woman have to
wear so many clothes? It's too bad.

It's lucky for you I
was here to catch you.

Let me go.

Aren't you even going
to say thank you?

After all, if I hadn't been
here, you might've hurt yourself.

Take your hands off me
this second, do you hear?

Why?

- I like to touch beautiful things.
- Pedro! Sancho wants to see you.

And right away.

Right away, I said.

How can a girl like you
have such a wonderful father?

Hurry up! We
haven't got all night.

With pants like these, even a
peasant will pass for a bandit.

And if they think you're a
bandit, the gringos will shoot you.

Now you're perfect.

Mmh.

- Hey, look what I found.
- Get on the horse.

Hey, Tim.

It's ten o'clock, time
for the first signal.

Everything's quiet. I
hope it stays like that.

What a way to spend
Christmas, huh?

Well, it could be worse. I could
be spending it with my relatives.

Just one more hour to go. Then
somebody will be relieving us.

Ha...

Nothing better than a little
piece of cactus tied to a saddle

to make a horse go like
the wind, huh?

Hey, come here. Look
what's coming this way.

Halt!

I said, halt!

Watch out, Tim!

Pff! That was mighty
fancy trigger work.

You can come on out. It's all
over. The bandits are all dead.

What do you mean, it's all over?
How come I can still hear the shooting?

And anyway, who are you?

I only know one man
who can shoot like that.

- And he ain't here now.
- Oh, yes, he is.

Come on now, don't you
recognize me in this disguise?

Disguise? Well, I'll be...

I thought it was only women
who painted their faces.

Cut it out, Tim.

Where's the Sheriff? I
gotta talk to him right away.

The Sheriff? Oh, the Sheriff.

Well, I don't know.
He isn't here anyway.

I can see that. Listen,
it's important I talk to him.

Important, eh? Why didn't you
say so? I can go get him for you.

Well, go on then.

Hey, if you're coming with me,
why do I have to go bring the Sheriff?

I'm not coming with you. I'll be
back. I gotta go see to the dynamite.

- I hope they made it all right.
- We'll find out at 11 o'clock.

While we're waiting, let's
go have something to eat.

Everyone has a feast on Christmas
Eve, and I believe in respecting tradition.

Come on.

I want to eat! We're starving.

- On Christmas Eve, we dine at midnight.
- Maybe so, but we're hungry right now.

You stay here. We'll let
the servants wait on us.

What's the matter?

Allow me.

Good evening, everyone.

Paco, set some more places
at the table. We have guests.

And Ruby, why don't you play for
us? Something Christmas-like perhaps.

♪ Holy night

♪ Peaceful night

♪ Through the darkness

♪ Beams a light

♪ Yonder, where
they sweet vigils keep

♪ O'er the baby
who, in silent sleep

♪ Rests in heavenly peace ♪

You Pig!

No. For the sefiorita.

Champagne, gentlemen?

It's been chilled to perfection.

Dom Pérignon. One of
the great vintage years.

Champagne...

Quiet!

This little trinket is too
beautiful for a tramp like you.

But it looks expensive.
I'll keep it myself.

That necklace was a gift
from me to the sefiorita.

I'd appreciate it if you would
return it to her immediately.

What did you say?

Huh! Always a
gentleman.

That's enough, Sancho.

Vamos!

Don't get your
hopes up too soon.

The only reason my father's treating you
so well is because our lives depend on it.

- Is that true, Major?
- It was in the beginning.

But it's very dangerous
to play with fire.

You learn to like it.

Major, I don't know
what this wine is called.

But they say it's
the perfect thing

for drinking a
toast to Christmas.

Our Father, which art in
heaven, hallowed be Thy Name,

Thy kingdom come, Thy will be
done, on earth, as it is in heaven.

Give us this day our
daily bread and forgive...

Hey!

- Is the Sheriff here yet?
- No, I haven't seen him.

- Well, it'30. I can't wait for him.
- Hold it, Ringo.

I think you'd better stay
here till he gets back.

It's late. I gotta get back to
the ranch. They'll get suspicious.

Sorry, those are Tim's orders.

Tim?

That's what I get for
saving his life, I reckon.

Give us this day our daily
bread and forgive us...

In half an hour, we'll
know if they made it.

And if everything goes all right,
tomorrow we'll be in Mexico.

With plenty of American
dollars to spend.

What's that?

Shh!

Thanks for
coming for a walk.

Nice night, isn't it?

It's only the girl and the kid.

I guess the Major stayed
inside with Dolores.

Pedro...

- You like that gringo girl, don't you?
-

There's your chance.
What are you waiting for?

Go get her!

Well, it's about time, Sheriff.

For years you think you know who
you are. What's good and what's bad.

Chico!

It's very late for a little
boy like you to be up.

Hmm?

Go to bed!

It's dangerous to stay out
here alone, sefiorita, huh?

You might run into bandits.

But you needn't be afraid.

Pedro is here to protect you.

Come with me to the stable.

I want to check
up on the horses,

and then we'll celebrate
Christmas together.

Now then, you answer
when they signal the mill.

Only you swing the lantern
six times instead of three.

- Six times, got it?
- Yeah, I got you.

When Sancho and his
men are well into the canyon,

I'll set off the dynamite.

I'll blow them off
the face of the earth

with no risk to us, and
you'll get your money back.

You'd kill them just like that,

without even giving them
a chance to surrender?

Come off it, Sheriff. You're
as sentimental as a school girl.

Er... you ain't never gonna
live to a ripe old age that way.

Ringo, will you
take care of Ruby?

Don't you worry, Sheriff.
She's in good hands.

Out of the way!

This is
yours, I believe.

Leastways it smells like you.
Here, you'd better put it on.

Pretty chilly out here. What
happened to you anyway?

It's none of your business
what happened to her.

- Come on, I'll take you...
- Just a minute, cockroach!

This time you ain't
getting off so easy.

Sancho!

- Hey, Sancho!
- What's going on? Who called me?

I did, Ringo.

Ah, so you have to
call for help, do you?

Sancho has to protect you.

Er, you're mistaken as usual.

But since I'm gonna kill you, I just
thought that Sancho oughta be here.

What's going on? Who's
talking about killing?

Can a man have any
peace around here?

This idiot can't get it through his head
that if anything happens to the sefiorita,

the Sheriff will
attack us in a minute.

If he keeps after her,
he'll ruin everything.

There's only one thing to do
with a troublemaker like him.

Blow his head off.

- All right, cockroach, you said it all.
- No shooting! That's an order.

I need every man I've got
tonight, including Ringo,

at least till we're
safe. Is that clear?

You can't stop me
this time, Sancho.

He's been asking for
a lesson for too long.

Teach him a lesson if
you like, but no shooting.

Sanch0's right.

- Watch out!
- There's your knife.

Uh-uh. Legitimate
self-defense. You all saw it.

I'm sorry, Sancho, but
he forced me to do it.

Oh, I placed the dynamite.

With everything that happened, I
completely forgot to tell you about it.

It all went like clockwork. We
just have to wait for Slim's signal.

All right, we'll go
saddle the horses.

Vamos!

Thanks for warning me.

Oh, here's your watch.

Oh, you can keep it, in
case you need it again.

- It's 11 o'clock.
- The mill's somewhere up there.

One, two, three,

four, five, six.

Yeah, everything's fine, like I said.
Now all we have to do is get going.

I forgot
to tell you, amigo,

while you weren't here, I
gave Slim a different signal.

Are you feeling
better now, amigo?

Are you ready to talk? Huh?

I wonder what lies you
got cooked up for us now.

If you want me to talk,
you tell him to stop.

All right!

After the boys and I had captured
the mill, I went to place the dynamite.

Only it took much
more time than I thought,

and I came straight to the
ranch before going there,

so I have no way of knowing
what happened after I left.

- Maybe he's telling the truth.
- Whether it's the truth or a lie,

I don't care. I have no
use for him anymore.

If you have already
betrayed us to the Sheriff,

or even if you're only
thinking of betraying us,

I will kill you!

But if you didn't betray
us, if you told us the truth,

in that case
I'll still kill you.

Why shouldn't I? You planned our
escape and placed our dynamite, didn't you?

You're no use to me
now. Isn't that right?

Huh, that's right.

Why should I keep around a
partner who's costing me 40%?

The 40% is mine.

- Adios, amigo!
- It ain't 40%.

It's 50% now.

- It's 50%?
- Uh-huh.

You thought you
was smart, didn't you?

You smart and Ringo stupid.

Well, you're wrong.
Ringo ain't stupid.

If I gave away your plans
how you get to the canyon,

don't you even wanna know the
bargain I made with the Sheriff?

- What is it?
- I get 50%?

- Uh, 50%.
- All right, it's simple.

I was to bring out the whisky in honor
of Christmas and get you all drunk.

At dawn, I was to kill the guard
and load the hostages on a wagon.

As soon as the hostages
were out of danger,

- the Sheriff was to launch his attack.
- And then what?

I'll tell you. When the wagon leaves
with the hostages, we will also be on it.

We'll be on our way to the canyon, while
the Sheriff is attacking us down here.

- Isn't that right?
- That's right, Sancho.

You see what happens
when you use your brains?

And when the Sheriff
gets down to the ranch,

well, he'll discover the
joke we played on him,

but by then we'll be all at the
canyon ready to set off the dynamite.

And in a few hours, you'll
be on your way to the bar,

and you can all spend
Christmas at home.

Good idea! That's what we'll do.

- Now we can get rid of him.
- That's also a good idea.

Not for you, it ain't, cos
that's gonna cost you 60%.

60%? You're crazy!

Dirty... Son of a coyote!

I know what you're doing.

You're trying to
bleed me to death.

40! 50! 60! I'll
never give it to you.

What's your deal?

60%.

60%! It's robbery,
that's what it is.

Untie me.

Go on, untie him!

Another part of the deal with the
Sheriff is that I was to drive the wagon,

cos if he don't see
me, he'll smell a rat,

and hostage or no hostage,
his man is gonna open fire.

It's a matter of principle.

I don't enjoy being beaten
when I ain't able to defend myself.

- Gimme a gun.
- You think I'm crazy?

No gun for you, amigo.

And you'll in the stable
tonight, away from the hostages,

I wouldn't want
you to be tempted.

One thing I hate's a man
who's suspicious for no reason.

Well, I guess I slept
in worse places.

Oh, by the way, what time is it?

- 12 o'clock. Why do you ask?
- It's Christmas.

Merry Christmas, everybody.

Don't shove, it's Christmas.

Merry Christmas.

No, Major. You're not
going. Go back to the house.

Come on.

What do you think you're doing?

Fixing up a little surprise for the
cavalry. Why, what's the matter?

You'd better be thankful that I'm
not leaving you behind, too. Get in!

I warn you, Sancho. If he
stays, then I'm staying, too.

And you won't do anything
to anyone. Is that clear?

Dolores...

This is your fault!

No, stay here.

What are you staring
at? Get ready to go.

Get the wagon loaded.
We haven't got all day.

Chico!

- Chico!
- Go on, keep moving.

Chico, come on.

Now we'll get in, in the centre.

Everybody, take
the other horses.

Gimme those leads!

Vamos!

Hey, Ringo. He's alive.

Argh!

Get ready. There they are.

- The canyon's blocked off.
- Go back to the ranch! Hurry!

Ho, there. Ho! Ho!

Ruby!

Ru DY-

Are you all right?

The bandits went back to the
ranch. All of you are safe now.

As soon as the cavalry gets here, we'll
be able to wipe them out once and for all.

They went back to the ranch?
But Ringo's there with Chico.

If I only had a gun. I would
give my kingdom for a gun.

Did somebody say that before me?

- Shakespeare.
- That's it.

You're looking for a gun?
There's one hidden in the fireplace.

Let's hope it's loaded.

Where's Ringo?

When I get him, I'll carve him
up and feed him to the buzzards.

Sancho, he is here.

Paquito, on the roof. Quick!

- Ain't you got any more bullets?
- No.

One bullet for three
bandits. Lgotanidea.

Chico, stay with the Major.

Chico, help me up the stairs.

There's an old family
heirloom that might be useful.

Ho... ho!

Take all the hostages into the
mill and get the horses ready.

Tim, give the signal to attack!

Sheriff, the message has been
relayed. They're ready to attack!

I've got him.

Hey, amigo, if you manage
to get away from me this time,

I'll give you 100%.

Ringo, this is the gun my grandfather
fought with at Waterloo. Catch!

Compadre, you're
always looking for a gun.

Is that the only
one you can find?

Dolores!

Yee-haw!

All right, men,
surround the house!

PaDa! Papa!

And Ringo?

Ringo was looking for a
gun, and he found one.

- He's leaving?
- Hey, he left this.

And he left this for you.

He said the Sheriff needs
it more than he does.

Hey, wait a minute.
We've been cheated.

We're missing $15,000.

That's his 30%.

He took it in cash.

I guess he didn't want to go to all the
trouble of standing in line at the bank.

It's a matter of principle.

♪ Cross the canyons he laughed

♪ Down the valley of death

♪ And he left
behind a river of blood

♪ For his life was guided

♪ By a crude law

♪ He only had a mind to get gold

♪ Rivers

♪ You know how is the story

♪ You know Ringo

♪ He was called Angel Face ♪