To the Last Man (1933 film) Shirley Temple - classic western
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0:02 - 0:03♪ (music) ♪
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1:00 - 1:10General Lee Accepts Terms of
Surrender at Appomattox -
1:10 - 1:11The caption's alright Joe,
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1:11 - 1:13read's plain enough.
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1:16 - 1:17They'll buy 'em like hotcakes!
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1:17 - 1:19Better get another pressman,
the soldiers will be leaving. -
1:19 - 1:22Nah, they won't be leaving
for over a week. -
1:22 - 1:24The army is parcelling off
the horses and wagons -
1:24 - 1:25to the soldiers.
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1:25 - 1:27Anything they can use
to work on the farms -
1:27 - 1:29when they get down home.
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1:29 - 1:31General Lee gaves his orders
this morning. -
1:51 - 1:56Hup, hey, hey, hoy!
Hey yippy, hup, hup! -
1:58 - 2:00Ah, come on, Hopalong,
we never will get home! -
2:02 - 2:04What are you doing, Jeff?
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2:04 - 2:06Retreating or advancing
on the enemy? -
2:06 - 2:08- We don't know!
- Climb up here. -
2:08 - 2:10You'll never get home
on that jack. -
2:10 - 2:11Thanks, Captain!
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2:17 - 2:18♪ (blows horn) ♪
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2:22 - 2:25Must've been full of corn liquor
when you picked hiim out. -
2:25 - 2:27I just took
what they handed me. -
2:28 - 2:30After straddling mules
for four years, -
2:30 - 2:32I'll sure enjoy
a steady seat. -
2:36 - 2:39Somehow, I can't get used
to the war being over. -
2:39 - 2:42Whatever you think about it,
we're going home. -
2:44 - 2:46Hope I never hear
another shot fired, -
2:46 - 2:47as long as I live.
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2:47 - 2:50And you're going to Kentucky!
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2:50 - 2:53I married into a feuding family,
but I'm not raising my children -
2:53 - 2:56to become targets for
a lot of bushwhackers. -
2:57 - 3:00I'm going to move
the family west. -
3:00 - 3:03- Just on account of the feuding?
- Yes. -
3:03 - 3:06A man can have some respect
for his neighbors out there. -
3:07 - 3:10And all the land you'll want,
for the asking. -
3:11 - 3:14That's where I'm going to build
a permanent home for my family. -
3:15 - 3:19You think you'll ever get Granny Spelvin
and the old man to leave Kentucky? -
3:19 - 3:23How hard would you try
if they were your in-laws? -
3:24 - 3:26It'll work out alright
when I get home. -
3:28 - 3:30Granny Spelvin has been
pretty good for my three children, -
3:31 - 3:33since my wife died.
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3:33 - 3:35How old is Lynn getting to be?
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3:36 - 3:38He's going on ten.
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3:55 - 3:58Let me pack it,
will ya Granpy? -
3:58 - 4:00Well, be careful, now!
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4:09 - 4:12My Pop will be home from war
in about five days, huh? -
4:12 - 4:15- Think you'll know him, Lynn?
- Sure! -
4:25 - 4:26Right fine eye!
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4:27 - 4:29Easy to hit 'em,
when I pretend they're Colbys. -
4:30 - 4:34Rabbits aint Colbys,
Colbys fight back! -
4:34 - 4:37That's what makes 'em good huntin'.
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5:03 - 5:06Now, my Pappy
can rest easy in his grave. -
5:07 - 5:09I got Chet Spelvin for him.
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5:12 - 5:14Gran-Pappy!
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5:14 - 5:16Gran-Pappy!
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5:18 - 5:20Gran-Pappy!
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5:36 - 5:38Gran-Pappy!
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5:41 - 5:46It's yours now, Lynn.
Don't ever use it. -
5:47 - 5:51...except on a Colby!
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5:58 - 6:02♪ (crying) ♪
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6:32 - 6:35- Granny!
- What's the matter? -
6:36 - 6:39Where's your Gran-Pappy?
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6:43 - 6:48- Where is he?
- He's down in Pine Hollow. -
6:49 - 6:53He's layin' there...
...Jed Colby shot him. -
6:57 - 7:00Colby...Ann!
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7:02 - 7:03- Yes?
- Run down to Weathersby's, -
7:03 - 7:06- ...and tell them what's happened.
- Yes. -
7:13 - 7:17Your Pappy will take care of
Jed Colby when he gets here. -
7:43 - 7:46I don't understand you,
Mark Hayden. -
7:46 - 7:50You've been home two weeks,
and Jeb Colby is trapsing -
7:50 - 7:56up and down these mountains,
bragging how he killed Chet Spelvin. -
7:56 - 8:02And here you are...backin' up,
runnin' away from him. -
8:02 - 8:05- The law will take care of Colby.
- The law! -
8:05 - 8:08It aint honorable to take
a family feud to court! -
8:08 - 8:14- It won't spill no blood, for ya.
- I want no blood spilled for me. -
8:16 - 8:19Then you're puttin' yourself
above the prophets... -
8:19 - 8:23"An eye for an eye,
and a tooth for a tooth." -
8:24 - 8:26It's in the Book.
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8:36 - 8:42Mark, it's your plain duty
to take vengeance on Jed Colby! -
8:42 - 8:45And then his kin is bound
to take vengeance on me. -
8:45 - 8:49And someday, one of my sons
must kill another Colby. -
8:49 - 8:53No, I'm going to the law.
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8:59 - 9:03Of course, Mark, if you insist on
preferring charges against Jed Colby, -
9:03 - 9:08there's nothing I can say.
I know it's procedure in some places. -
9:08 - 9:12It's up to the court to punish a man
who commits a murder. -
9:12 - 9:14That's a matter of opinion.
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9:14 - 9:17If you want him arrested,
I'm bound to arrest him. -
9:20 - 9:24Jed Colby,
you have been found guilty. -
9:24 - 9:28Although, on account of the
peculiar feelings in this community, -
9:29 - 9:31the court has decided
not to have a hanging. -
9:32 - 9:36But, you'll have to go to the
State Penitentiary for 15 years. -
9:36 - 9:41- For the murder of Chet Spelvin.
- Murder? -
9:41 - 9:45Why, it was feudin',
pure and simple. -
9:55 - 9:59- I wish Lynn had come out with us.
- He'll be comin' out... -
10:00 - 10:01...as soon as your Grandma is gone.
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10:01 - 10:05She's depending on him to do things for her
and I couldn't take him away. -
10:06 - 10:09You and Bill's gonna
be my family, now. -
10:29 - 10:32Get around there, boy!
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10:39 - 10:41Whoa!
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10:42 - 10:46- Good luck, Mark!
- Alright, Raymond! -
10:55 - 10:57Those are mountains, Bill!
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10:58 - 11:02The Kentucky hills are like warts
alongside of them, aint they Pa? -
11:02 - 11:07They are, Bill.
Jeff, fetch me those stakes! -
11:07 - 11:09Comin' right up.
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11:19 - 11:21Stick 'em in the ground, son!
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11:31 - 11:39Mark Hayden claims this Property
May 15, 1866 -
11:41 - 11:45Fifteen years later.
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11:46 - 11:49- You're gettin' out Tuesday, Jed.
- Yeah. -
11:53 - 11:56Your daugther is waiting for you.
I'll send her in. -
12:00 - 12:02Alright, Miss.
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12:32 - 12:36You can't travel west lookin' that way.
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12:39 - 12:43That's all I've got.
What do you want me to look like? -
12:43 - 12:46...sleeping in the commons!
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12:59 - 13:03That's the first time you ever
put your arm around me, Dad. -
13:13 - 13:17- Did you find out where he's located?
- I could go there with my eyes shut. -
13:22 - 13:25Oh, my daughter, Ellen.
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13:26 - 13:30Oh, I've never seen you before.
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13:32 - 13:36Your father and I have been
friends for several years. -
13:37 - 13:41We had to be.
We were in here together. -
13:41 - 13:44I got out a few months ahead of him.
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13:45 - 13:48- Going west with us?
- Yes. -
13:52 - 13:55- How much money did you get?
- 700 dollars. -
13:55 - 13:59- Good, that's enough to get an outfit with.
- Sure, I'll have everything ready. -
14:04 - 14:06I'll get him.
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14:11 - 14:18A few month's later -- Jed Colby had taken up
an abandoned homestead in Nevada -- -
14:18 - 14:22a half day's ride from the Hayden Ranch.
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14:31 - 14:33We could have taken more than
half that herd last night, -
14:33 - 14:35if you hadn't stopped us.
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14:41 - 14:44The wolves get more
of Hayden's cattle than we do. -
14:44 - 14:47Yeah, we're taking enough.
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14:49 - 14:51Not to suit me.
-
14:51 - 14:54A few hundred at a time
aint my idea of cattle rustling. -
14:54 - 14:56We're going to strip Hayden
of everything he's got, -
14:56 - 14:58before we get through.
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14:58 - 15:01But, we're going to do it my way.
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15:02 - 15:04You've had your way for a year.
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15:04 - 15:08The next time we rob that ranch,
we run off enough stock to pay for it. -
15:08 - 15:11And keep on going
until we've cleaned them out. -
15:12 - 15:14But, we won't be another year doing it.
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15:14 - 15:18No you won't, not until I'm ready.
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15:19 - 15:23And I'm stretching out his misery,
the same as he did mine. -
15:24 - 15:29We're going to keep working on him
until he comes gunning for me. -
15:29 - 15:30Ah, forget it!
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15:32 - 15:34- Let's get something out of this deal.
- Not yet! -
15:35 - 15:38When I wipe out the Haydens,
I'm going to get them all... -
15:38 - 15:41...to the last man.
-
15:41 - 15:45- What do you think I've been talking about?
- One of them aint out here yet. -
15:45 - 15:50- The oldest boy.
- I'm not waiting for him. -
15:51 - 15:56I'm going to have that Hayden Ranch...
...oh, don't get your back up! -
15:58 - 16:03I'm not leaving you out,
I'm going to marry your daugher. -
16:04 - 16:10Ha-ha! Finally made up your mind
that's the only way you can get her, eh? -
16:11 - 16:13I'm gonna have her.
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16:13 - 16:16It's gonna take a lot better man than you
to tie that gal, Daggs. -
16:52 - 16:55- You put them up to shoot off their guns!
- What'd you let her get on that horse for? -
16:55 - 16:57- Oh, how's he going to stop me?
- Well, you might have got killed. -
16:57 - 16:59Now, keep off of them broncs!
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16:59 - 17:03She bet Daggs a kiss against something
or other that she could ride the horse. -
17:03 - 17:04Ugh!
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17:36 - 17:38Ha-ha!
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17:53 - 17:55- Where's Colby?
- Why, what's up? -
17:55 - 17:57The Haydens shot Pete Garon.
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18:09 - 18:11It's no more than a powder burn.
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18:12 - 18:15- Molly, fetch me that salve.
- Yes, Ann. -
18:23 - 18:27- Think ya killed him?
- Yes, it was that fellow, Pete Garon. -
18:30 - 18:32That's Jed Colby's cousin.
-
18:32 - 18:35Garon was with Colby the day
Grandpa Spelvin was shot. -
18:36 - 18:39- 'member?
- What did you do it for, Neil? -
18:39 - 18:41You know that Dad's been doing
everything possible... -
18:41 - 18:42...to keep from fighting
with the Colbys. -
18:42 - 18:47Ann, there's no use talking like that now.
I told your father what happened. -
18:47 - 18:50He was sure enough upset,
but he doesn't blame me. -
18:50 - 18:53Nobody's going to shoot bullets
into me if I can get them first. -
18:53 - 18:56Well, that starts the old
Kentucky feud boiling again. -
18:56 - 18:58You keep out of this, Bill Hayden!
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18:58 - 19:01I don't hanker to be a widow,
my first year of marriage. -
19:02 - 19:06It's just fool's luck we're not
turning a hand to bury you. -
19:06 - 19:08What do you expect us to do?
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19:08 - 19:10Sit around and let them
move everything off the ranch. -
19:11 - 19:13I've been telling you all along,
they've been stealing more cattle -
19:13 - 19:14than you'll ever admit.
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19:14 - 19:17Colby's been doing everything
to get Dad fightin' mad. -
19:17 - 19:20Neil's right,
we've got to face it sometime. -
19:33 - 19:36Neil, come on, Dad's up to something.
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19:43 - 19:44Where ya going, Dad?
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19:46 - 19:49To talk to Jed Colby.
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19:49 - 19:52- Not alone.
- I don't need any help. -
19:52 - 19:54Bill and I are going with you.
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19:54 - 19:57This is between the Haydens
and the Colbys, Neil. -
19:57 - 20:00My wife's a Hayden, isn't she?
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20:12 - 20:15What does it matter if you're
a Hayden or a Colby... -
20:16 - 20:18...if a bullet gets you!
-
20:24 - 20:26...to drive off every
head of stock from his ranch. -
20:27 - 20:30By daybreak, there won't be
a Hayden alive to stop you. -
20:42 - 20:44We're headin' for Grass Valley.
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21:13 - 21:19Well, if it aint my law-abiding
friend from Kentucky! -
21:24 - 21:27I want to talk to you, Colby.
-
21:27 - 21:31My son-in-law got
one of your men for stealing cattle. -
21:32 - 21:36You can't accuse us of stealing cattle
to cover up the killing of Pete Garon. -
21:37 - 21:41You've been stealing cattle
off my ranch for almost a year. -
21:41 - 21:45Doing all you can to start up
that Colby-Spelvin feud again. -
21:47 - 21:53I'm not going feuding with you, Colby,
but I am protecting what's mine. -
21:54 - 21:57Hold it...put 'em on the table!
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23:07 - 23:09I've been after you.
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23:27 - 23:29Don't hurry,
I've got plenty of time. -
23:31 - 23:33I'll scream for the bears.
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23:40 - 23:43- Come on out, then!
- I won't! You get out of here! -
23:56 - 23:57Ha-ha-ha!
-
24:05 - 24:08- What happened to you?
- And where'd you drop from? -
24:08 - 24:10I was just riding through,
and all of a sudden, -
24:10 - 24:12I head a sputtering
and that dam tore loose. -
24:12 - 24:14And you were standing
right in the way of it. -
24:14 - 24:19Daggs, the boys sent me up
to tell you they're waiting. -
24:20 - 24:23For... for whatever
you're going to do. -
24:47 - 24:49- Thanks, stranger!
-
24:51 - 24:53Glad I happened by.
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24:56 - 24:58Wouldn't have made much difference.
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24:58 - 25:00I've never seen the man
I couldn't handle. -
25:03 - 25:06Better put your hat on
before that sun hits you any worse. -
25:06 - 25:10- Thanks, lady!
- Lady. -
25:14 - 25:18- What are you staring at?
- A lady. -
25:18 - 25:21- Now, you're making fun of me.
- No, I'm not. -
25:27 - 25:31- Where are you heading for?
- Grass Valley, how much further is it? -
25:33 - 25:35About seven hours
with all them pack animals. -
25:35 - 25:37You can't make it
before dark sets in. -
25:37 - 25:40You'll have to camp down
in the meadows for the night. -
25:41 - 25:44Thanks, I will.
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25:46 - 25:50- Uh, glad you passed by, stranger.
- You're welcome. -
25:54 - 25:56What ya thinkin' on, Ellen?
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26:02 - 26:06Just wonderin'...
...how ladies dress. -
26:09 - 26:16Eli, what did your mother look like?
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26:16 - 26:19Ah, she was beautiful.
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26:21 - 26:26I.. remember one dress she had.
It had spangles all over it. -
26:27 - 26:29And feathers around the neck.
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26:30 - 26:34She used to always carry a red
pocket book when she went out walkin'. -
26:34 - 26:39- Do ladies wear their fine dresses all days?
- Oh no, only in the evening... -
26:39 - 26:40...when the gentlemen come to call.
-
26:40 - 26:44- And what do they do?
- Just sit around... -
26:44 - 26:49...talkin' and drinkin' and laughin'
and having lots of fun in the big parlour. -
26:49 - 26:53- Did you live there?
- Me, oh no... -
26:53 - 26:55...we had a room just around the corner.
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26:55 - 26:59But, my mother used to always
see her friends in the big house. -
27:00 - 27:04They wouldn't let me in the parlour,
I was too young. -
27:05 - 27:07But, I used to peek through the curtains.
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27:07 - 27:11And my,
some of those ladies were lookers! -
27:14 - 27:18I'd still be there,
if that sailor hadn't shot my Ma. -
27:24 - 27:27I wonder where we could get
some shoes and stockings... -
27:29 - 27:31...and maybe a dress?
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27:32 - 27:34And one of them
feathered "neck things". -
27:34 - 27:37Well, maybe you can get 'em down
at the store in Grass Valley. -
27:37 - 27:41Ah no, besides,
I want them for tonight. -
27:41 - 27:42Oh!
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27:45 - 27:48Guess I'll have to go walkin',
just as I am. -
28:10 - 28:11Hello!
-
28:14 - 28:16- I saw your fire.
- Glad you did. -
28:16 - 28:19I'll be through in a minute.
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28:20 - 28:22Do you shave everyday?
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28:22 - 28:25- Every other day.
- What for? -
28:25 - 28:28It's just a habit, I guess. Why?
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28:31 - 28:35I'd have thought you were kinda soft,
if I didn't see the strength in your arms. -
29:02 - 29:04- Will ya have a cup of coffee?
- You're being polite... -
29:04 - 29:08...or making fun of me.
I aint used to being polite at. -
29:08 - 29:11I can get my own coffee without
being waited on by men folks. -
29:23 - 29:27Must be sort of hard
going barefoot through these mountains. -
29:29 - 29:33It's none of your business that
I aint got shoes and stockings. -
29:37 - 29:40I didn't mean anything that way.
-
29:40 - 29:43They write poems about
barefoot girls like you. -
29:43 - 29:46- What's a poem?
- Oh, a lot of words put together. -
29:46 - 29:49They don't mean anything,
but they sound pretty good. -
29:49 - 29:54- Wanna hear one?
- No, I guess I wouldn't care for it. -
29:54 - 29:59I could sing you a song...I know,
a story about the indians. -
30:00 - 30:02If you're gonna keep on
making fun of me, I'm going. -
30:04 - 30:07No... don't!
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30:10 - 30:12Now, will you let me
get you a cup of coffee? -
30:33 - 30:35You're a disturbing sort of girl.
-
30:48 - 30:51- It's gettin' late.
- Don't go yet! -
30:52 - 30:54Oh, I wasn't going back tonight.
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30:56 - 30:59If I won't be any bother to you?
But remember... -
31:00 - 31:02...you gotta treat me like a fella!
-
31:42 - 31:45- Never knew bacon could taste so good.
- Funny, aint it? -
31:45 - 31:48Only yesterday,
there wasn't any you. -
31:48 - 31:52We aint said much to each other.
Aint said anything, really. -
31:53 - 31:57Only, already yesterday,
seemed way back there- -
31:57 - 32:00- Hey! Let's get acquainted.
- Alright. -
32:02 - 32:05I'm Ellen Colby, and I hail
from the mountains of Kentucky. -
32:07 - 32:10- Colby!
- What's the matter? -
32:10 - 32:12Why do you look at me like that?
-
32:15 - 32:17I'm from the mountains of Kentucky...
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32:17 - 32:19...I'm Lynn Hayden.
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32:22 - 32:27Ellen, listen Ellen, it isn't our fight.
We didn't start it. -
32:27 - 32:31- Why should we hate each other?
- My father went to jail. -
32:31 - 32:3515 years, he was there...
...a Hayden sent him. -
32:35 - 32:38A Hayden went square into the law.
-
32:39 - 32:42- But, I didn't...!
- Don't touch me! -
32:42 - 32:45I don't want to see you
or any Hayden... -
32:45 - 32:47...excepting a dead one.
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32:48 - 32:50Get off before I-
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33:06 - 33:09(crying)
-
33:18 - 33:19♪ (music) ♪
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33:19 - 33:23♪ There was a farmer, had two sons ♪
♪ and these two sons were brothers♪ -
33:28 - 33:33Gotta give me a kiss first!
He-he, there you are. -
33:33 - 33:36I did have one for you, Ted,
but I guess it's gone. -
33:40 - 33:43It's beautiful,
and real silver too. -
33:44 - 33:46♪ (singing) ♪
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33:52 - 33:54I thought they were lost years ago.
-
33:54 - 33:59- Where did you find them, Lynn?
- Up in the attic, after Granny Spelvin died. -
33:59 - 34:02I remember seeing you had them
when I was a kid. -
34:02 - 34:06My father gave me them when I left
the old country and came to America. -
34:06 - 34:11I was fifteen years old then.
And now, I have grandchildren. -
34:14 - 34:19Uncle Bill!
Lookit, Uncle Bill! -
34:19 - 34:23- Oh, can she talk?
- She's not old enough yet. -
34:24 - 34:29- Did he bring you a present too?
- Sure did, look at this! -
34:32 - 34:35- Isn't that pretty!
- Is he your Uncle Lynn, too? -
34:35 - 34:39No, he's my brother. Just like
Teddy there is your brother. -
34:39 - 34:45Uncle Bill, want me to kick you
with my new boots? -
34:46 - 34:48You kick me again,
and you'll get hurt. -
34:48 - 34:51Uncle Lynn told me I could kick
anything I wanted with them. -
34:51 - 34:53And it wouldn't hurt 'em.
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34:53 - 34:57Hey Lynn, you better take this boots
away from your nephew before he gets hurt. -
34:57 - 34:58Right there!
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34:59 - 35:02Must have taken every dollar you had
to buy all these presents, Lynn. -
35:03 - 35:05I figured I might
land a job when I got here. -
35:05 - 35:08There's one been waiting
for you a long time. -
35:08 - 35:10Hope you're planning
to settle down to it. -
35:10 - 35:15And get married. Lots of fine girls
raised on the ranches out here. -
35:20 - 35:23I think I've got one
all picked out, Dad. -
35:31 - 35:34What do you think of my
big brother, Molly? -
35:34 - 35:37This is very nice, Lynn,
and I thank you. -
35:37 - 35:39You're welcome, Molly!
-
35:42 - 35:45I'm glad you're back
in the family, Lynn. -
35:45 - 35:48Uncle Lynn,
who's this for? -
35:48 - 35:51Now you leave things alone
that don't belong to you. -
35:55 - 35:58- Who is it for?
- Nevermind. -
35:59 - 36:02Ann, how long have
the Colby's been out here? -
36:03 - 36:06Why, about a year,
how'd you know? -
36:07 - 36:09I ran across Ellen Colby.
-
36:12 - 36:15She's white trash, runs around
with anyone that will go with her. -
36:15 - 36:21How do you know?
She's some wild, she's young yet. -
36:29 - 36:32- Colby bothering Dad?
- Stealing cattle, that's all. -
36:32 - 36:35- Why, last year-
- Don't! -
36:35 - 36:39Well, might as well know it sometime.
Things are headin' for a showdown. -
36:40 - 36:44- Dad still trying to sidestep a feud?
- Yes, if he can. -
36:44 - 36:46And, you and I
don't feel that way about it. -
37:12 - 37:15(crying)
My dolly! -
37:15 - 37:18My dolly!
-
37:22 - 37:24Too far,
can't reach him with this gun. -
37:24 - 37:27Let's go after him!
-
37:28 - 37:30That ought to stir 'em up
enough to suit Colby. -
37:30 - 37:32Hayden will think
I shot to kill that kid. -
37:32 - 37:33Ha-ha!
-
37:37 - 37:39Dad, you can't hold back
on the Colbys this way! -
37:39 - 37:40And you might as well
know it now, -
37:40 - 37:42the rest of the family
can't understand it either -
37:42 - 37:45You're not going to feud
to oblige Colby. -
37:45 - 37:47They just shot at
your own grandchild, didn't they? -
37:47 - 37:49How are you going to answer that?
-
37:49 - 37:52When the time comes, I'll deal
with Colby as a cattle thief. -
37:52 - 37:54They didn't mean to hit Mary.
-
37:54 - 37:58Colby had that shot fired
so we'd all fall into a trap. -
37:58 - 38:01And he could wipe us out
in "self defense". -
38:02 - 38:03I'll settle this my way.
-
38:25 - 38:28- What do you think of them, Lynn?
- Great! -
38:30 - 38:32- Well...
- Well, what? -
38:33 - 38:36Take your pic!
That's what I brought 'em in for. -
38:37 - 38:39You're not the only Santa Claus
around this ranch. -
38:42 - 38:46- That white one over there.
- Just as I thought. -
38:47 - 38:49White Cloud!
-
38:59 - 39:02- What'd ya call him?
- White Cloud. -
39:02 - 39:05That's what he looks like
running against the side of a hill. -
39:07 - 39:11I certainly appreciate him, Bill.
-
39:11 - 39:13You know, if it wasn't
so near supper time, -
39:13 - 39:15White Cloud and I would
take a look at Dad's ranch. -
39:15 - 39:17You better save that
until morning, Lynn. -
39:17 - 39:20It's an all day ride.
-
39:43 - 39:47- Where ya ridin', Lynn?
- Oh, just looking around. -
39:49 - 39:51Be gone all day, won't ya?
-
39:53 - 39:55Ellen Colby's alright.
-
39:55 - 39:57T''aint her fault
she's got a killing father. -
39:57 - 40:02- How'd you know I was going there?
- I saw you were missing her yesterday. -
40:02 - 40:05- I can't forget her, Molly.
- You shouldn't. -
40:05 - 40:07It's more important
than anything -
40:07 - 40:10the Haydens or the Colbys
could be fighting about. -
40:10 - 40:14- You won't be telling on me, will ya?
- No. -
40:15 - 40:21The last I saw of you,
you were riding out...that way. -
42:23 - 42:26For Ellen Colby
-
43:20 - 43:23- Ha-ha! Ah...
- What are you lauging at? -
43:23 - 43:24It struck me funny...
-
43:24 - 43:27Mark Hayden chasing
you out of Grass Valley. -
43:29 - 43:33Well, I didn't see you laughing last night
when they chased you off his ranch. -
43:33 - 43:39- And we're going back tonight.
- I figured something like that. -
43:40 - 43:44Well, I'll handle it myself.
This time. -
43:57 - 44:01(shooting guns and yelling
-
44:32 - 44:36Just before daybreak,
they stole all your horses, Bill. -
44:36 - 44:40And took all the cattle
out of the south pasture. -
44:41 - 44:44Get him up to the house!
-
45:01 - 45:04- Colbys?
- Yeah. -
45:05 - 45:07Don't say anything to Dad.
-
45:07 - 45:08I'm going up in the Colby's
neighborhood, -
45:08 - 45:10and try to locate
that stock. -
45:10 - 45:12You have every hand on the
ranch ready when I come back. -
45:12 - 45:14No matter
what anybody says. -
45:14 - 45:16We're all going after
what belongs to us. -
46:09 - 46:11You needn't say
anything to Colby -
46:11 - 46:13about us planting
gunpowder up here. -
46:14 - 46:17He doesn't want to handle
the Haydens my way, huh? -
46:18 - 46:20We'll drive out the rest
of their stock tonight. -
46:20 - 46:24That'll get every man of them
coming after us up in this canyon. -
46:25 - 46:29One little match...
...and BAM! -
46:32 - 46:36Eh... I hope Colby aint
in the canyon at the same time. -
46:40 - 46:42Hey, you want to see
something interesting? -
46:43 - 46:45Come here!
-
47:03 - 47:06Take care of her,
White Cloud! -
48:25 - 48:27Why, I'm believing ya...
-
48:27 - 48:30when you tell me that
Lynn Hayden shot Fred. -
48:30 - 48:33And then he gave you and Joe
the beating of your lives. -
48:34 - 48:38But, I'm not allowin' you to say
that Ellen's been making up to him. -
48:53 - 48:55You get her this?
-
49:01 - 49:03That your handwriting?
-
49:08 - 49:11Have every man saddle up
and meet me at the corrals. -
49:12 - 49:14Well, get going!
-
49:35 - 49:39Have you been acceptin' favors
from Lynn Hayden? -
49:39 - 49:42I'm gonna marry
Lynn Hayden in that dress! -
50:09 - 50:11- Jeff!
- Yeah? -
50:11 - 50:15If you want fried chicken for supper,
you better get your hatchet. -
50:35 - 50:37I want the puppies!
-
51:19 - 51:22Lynn, most of them
are out in that barn. -
51:22 - 51:24We gotta drive 'em outta there.
-
51:54 - 51:56If Jeff fetches the boys,
we'll be alright. -
51:56 - 51:59Yeah, I hope Neil doesn't come
riding home ahead of the rest. -
52:01 - 52:04- Where's Bill?
- I don't know. -
52:19 - 52:21Hey, Colby!
-
52:28 - 52:30It's young Hayden!
-
52:45 - 52:47Alright, get him
and drag him in here! -
52:57 - 53:00- Watch it!
- Oh, I didn't know it was a kid. -
53:14 - 53:17(child crying)
-
53:22 - 53:25Hey, there's a gang ridin' in.
-
53:25 - 53:27Clear out, everybody!
-
53:57 - 53:59Bill's just riding in.
-
54:03 - 54:05Bill!
-
54:47 - 54:50Bill's outside...
-
54:50 - 54:52...on his horse...
-
54:53 - 54:54...dead.
-
54:59 - 55:03Well, you want me to bring him in
while you run and tell the sheriff? -
55:03 - 55:07Cause it wouldn't be fair to the Colbys,
lessen you know for certain. -
55:09 - 55:15Maybe you want to look
and make sure, alright? -
55:16 - 55:18Go ahead...
-
55:22 - 55:24It's Bill.
-
55:24 - 55:26The same face...
-
55:26 - 55:28...the same hands.
-
55:28 - 55:33The same eyes that have been lookin'
at ya since they first opened, only... -
55:34 - 55:36...only they're closed now.
-
55:36 - 55:40And they're never
going to open anymore. -
55:40 - 55:43- Never!
- Molly, stop it! -
55:43 - 55:47- Calm yourself.
- Oh, I'm calm. -
55:47 - 55:50I'm just telling you
to do your duty. -
55:50 - 55:53It's your move, aint it?
-
55:53 - 55:57The Colbys kill a Hayden,
and the Haydens tell the law. -
55:58 - 55:59Aint that the game?
-
55:59 - 56:01Aint that the rules
we've been livin' up to? -
56:02 - 56:04Only you better hurry...
-
56:04 - 56:06Better send quick for help.
-
56:06 - 56:07Cause maybe they'll start
shooting at children, -
56:07 - 56:09and the children
aint old enough, -
56:09 - 56:11they wouldn't know
enough to run. -
56:13 - 56:16Well, are you still gonna
wait till we're all dead? -
56:16 - 56:17Then go to the like
like you did, -
56:17 - 56:20when he killed
old man Spelvin. -
56:20 - 56:25Are ya still gonna
settle it your own way? -
56:25 - 56:28This is your family!
That's your son! -
57:13 - 57:17Stay inside, now.
Hey, Daggs, come here. -
57:22 - 57:24Hey, I just plugged
Mark Hayden. -
57:24 - 57:27I'm figuring the rest of his outfit
will be along any minute. -
57:27 - 57:29- We'd better be movin'.
- Nah. -
57:29 - 57:31We wait for them
at the end of the road. -
57:31 - 57:33Ah, they'll follow us.
-
57:34 - 57:36Come on, fellas, let's go!
-
58:20 - 58:22"BANG"
-
58:40 - 58:43(GUNS SHOOTING)
-
59:50 - 59:53(LARGE EXPLOSIONS)
-
59:56 - 60:01(THUNDERING LANDSLIDE)
-
62:06 - 62:08Lynn, Lynn!
You've got to get up. -
62:08 - 62:10Hurry, Lynn!
You've got to get out of here. -
62:10 - 62:11Lynn, come on!
-
62:58 - 63:00- Dad with you?
- No. -
63:09 - 63:11You'll have to depend on me
from now on, Ellen. -
63:12 - 63:14Your father and the rest of them
got caught in a landslide -
63:14 - 63:16up in the canyon.
-
63:18 - 63:23- Lynn Hayden, too.
- You sure Lynn Hayden was killed? -
63:24 - 63:26Yes.
-
63:28 - 63:30I don't believe you.
-
63:32 - 63:34It's just you and me left.
-
63:35 - 63:37We're getting married.
-
63:42 - 63:47- You aint serious about that?
- Sure, sure, what'd ya think? -
63:50 - 63:53I didn't know
you thought of me that way. -
63:54 - 63:56I've changed some lately.
-
64:02 - 64:04Well, if you're proposin'...
-
64:06 - 64:08do I have to answer,
right away? -
64:09 - 64:11Why not?
We'll get along. -
64:12 - 64:14We'll be the biggest
ranchers in this state. -
64:14 - 64:16What do ya say?
-
64:22 - 64:24(GUN DROPPING ON TABLE)
-
65:39 - 65:45English subtitles © Jeff@McLean.no
-
65:47 - 65:52THE END
- Title:
- To the Last Man (1933 film) Shirley Temple - classic western
- Description:
-
English subtitles © Jeff@McLean.no
Directed by Henry Hathaway. The screenplay by Jack Cunningham was based on a story by Zane Grey. The film is about a feud between the Colby and the Hayden families, initiated in the hills of Kentucky and continued in the West after the Civil War. Also involved is the conflict between vigilantism and appeals to the law in a frontier environment, and lovers from the two feuding families. Six year-old Delmar Watson and five year-old Shirley Temple were praised by Variety. Henry Hathaway directs yet another Paramount property that had been made as a silent, in this Victor Fleming's 1923 version of the same name.
~WikipediaThe landslide sequence includes a lot of archive footage from the silent version, To the Last Man, filmed ten years earlier.
During a scene that called for Shirley Temple to hold a tea party in a barn, a mule in the barn began eating the sugar cubes on the table. Director Henry Hathaway recalled, "Shirley was irritated and tried to shoo him away. Then this mule got irritated. He turned around, and with his two back legs he hauled off at her with a kick. Shirley ducked and he missed, but instead of stopping or running away, she strode over and kicked the mule back."
Shirley Temple later chose Delmar Watson to play Peter in Heidi because she had worked with him in this film.
~IMDBFilming locations:
Big Bear & Cedar Lakes, Big Bear Valley, San Bernardino National Forest, California and Mesa, Arizona. Nice shots of what these places looked like in 1933 during filming of this picture.Story is set in the Sierra Nevada Mountains in the Grass Valley area about 1880. Excellent acting, especially by the mostly uncredited child actors. Nothing hokey about this old western. Good print, but audio track has slight hiss in background of this "Western Electric Noiseless Recording." A keeper for collectors.
Cast
Randolph Scott as Lynn Hayden
Esther Ralston as Ellen Colby
Jack La Rue as Jim Daggs
Buster Crabbe as Bill Hayden
Barton MacLane as Neil Stanley
Noah Beery as Jed Colby
Gail Patrick as Ann Hayden Stanley
Egon Brecher as Mark Hayden
Muriel Kirkland as Molly Hayden
Fuzzy Knight as Jeff Morley
James Eagles as Eli Bruce (as James C. Eagles)
Eugenie Besserer as Granny Spelvin
Harlan Knight as Grandpa Chet Spelvin
John Carradine as Pete Garon (uncredited)Child Actors in this film:
Jay Ward (12 yrs old) as young Lynn Hayden
Rosita Butler (11 yrs old) as young Ann Hayden (uncredited)
Cullen Johnson (7 yrs old) as young Bill Hayden (uncredited)
Delmar Watson (6 yrs old) as Tad Stanley (uncredited)
Shirley Temple (5 yrs old) as Mary Stanley (uncredited)http://www.freemoviestvonline.xyz
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Jeffrey McLean edited English subtitles for To the Last Man (1933 film) Shirley Temple - classic western | ||
Jeffrey McLean edited English subtitles for To the Last Man (1933 film) Shirley Temple - classic western | ||
Jeffrey McLean edited English subtitles for To the Last Man (1933 film) Shirley Temple - classic western | ||
Jeffrey McLean edited English subtitles for To the Last Man (1933 film) Shirley Temple - classic western | ||
Jeffrey McLean edited English subtitles for To the Last Man (1933 film) Shirley Temple - classic western | ||
Jeffrey McLean edited English subtitles for To the Last Man (1933 film) Shirley Temple - classic western | ||
Jeffrey McLean edited English subtitles for To the Last Man (1933 film) Shirley Temple - classic western |