Speaker 1: Around Dodd City and in the territory on West. There
is just one way to handle the killers of the spoilers,
and that's where the US Marshall and The Smell of
Guns Smoke, starring William Convan, the story of the violin
that moved west with Young America and the story of
a man who.
Speaker 2: Moved with him. I'm that man, Matt Dylon, United States Marshall,
the first man they look for and the less they
want to meet. It's a chancy job and it makes
a man watchful and a little lone man.
Speaker 3: Oh we're gonna sell then, along by so many.
Speaker 2: Miss Dollings might as well Chester. There won't be much
doing around town tonight.
Speaker 4: So do hope they got a Norton fire going.
Speaker 2: One's got an up.
Speaker 4: To it, all right, and it's gonna blow off work
one more.
Speaker 2: What's right?
Speaker 4: I thought buck might be here, but it don't seem
no place.
Speaker 5: Oh yat there like going and sells like one up.
Speaker 2: There was warm right here, kiddy after that wind start cause.
Speaker 6: The right period, doesn't I so I think all was
going over still, mister Billings might be some kind hearted stranger.
Speaker 2: Buy me a beard, just to never give up. Hoping Jochiye,
if you're not too dumping.
Speaker 5: Don't uh you believe in kind hard a strangers?
Speaker 2: Ah? I think I was nine years old.
Speaker 4: I mustik just for logh.
Speaker 2: I was kind of flow growing up. Do you like
a beer?
Speaker 5: I feel a lot of kind hearted change if I I.
Speaker 2: Wuldn't exactly cop you a stranger kidding.
Speaker 5: Oh, you don't have to admit I'm kind hearted about
uh down a couple of beers, you see. Do you
think a real bad storm coming up?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that time of year.
Speaker 4: I remember the.
Speaker 5: Bridget last year around Christmaston's.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that was a rough one alright when the.
Speaker 5: Math things will been rough this time of year, even
if the weather wants.
Speaker 2: Uh what does that mean?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 5: Our holiday seasons, families getting together and more just or
yeah in decent good times.
Speaker 7: Yeah yeah.
Speaker 5: The people still were that way, not many out here,
and I showed them.
Speaker 2: Ye si, the I mean here I.
Speaker 5: Had was thinking too much and remember him too much.
Speaker 2: Well that's not good that it was as our hard town,
in our hard country. He go south and still kill us.
Speaker 7: Hm.
Speaker 5: I remember night you come in here.
Speaker 2: I had to kill a man.
Speaker 5: Nice estate till sum up and I was talking along
mostly and buying a dozen deaths insience.
Speaker 2: You know something here is sentimental in Chester.
Speaker 7: Oh here too?
Speaker 4: Oh h I be Rob Marshall.
Speaker 2: Hold up, watch my own shore.
Speaker 8: Huh about out of the well, come riding at the
cold and time stand down over his face, got a
gun my stomach and took everything to taste.
Speaker 4: Go sixty eight dollars.
Speaker 2: Sure it took you long enough to get around telling
me about it.
Speaker 9: He he tied me up, left me there in the bathroom,
and he's now got loose. You got to go after him, Michael.
Speaker 2: That's kind of a tall order. It's a trailing, a
five hour head start. And I don't matter now because
I know who he is, all right.
Speaker 8: I just said you couldn't see his face, and I couldn't.
But if you tellybody's voice, and he walked me.
Speaker 9: Everything about him, it was Clint Doody went, yeah, he's
the homesteader.
Speaker 4: Up the river.
Speaker 2: I know, I I know, I can't believe Clint's the
kind of do a thing like that.
Speaker 8: Man, It was him, all right, and I'm one hundred
percent certain.
Speaker 2: Wow, all right, we'll ride out in the morning and
bring him.
Speaker 7: In in the morning.
Speaker 2: But if it was, and he'll be there. Oh with
Mark Johns. I'm not gonna ride twelve miles up that
river bottom at midnight with a blizzard coming up for
sixty eight dollars. Now we'll leave in the morning. That's
the summer.
Speaker 7: Oh he must have heard it roll up, mister john
here you think so?
Speaker 4: I suppose he's got a hole up in the house
and just try to shoot it out.
Speaker 2: I don't think dons a side Chester.
Speaker 4: Oh no, but he didn't think he was attacked to
hold up mister Jonas.
Speaker 8: Really where morning, Marshallah?
Speaker 2: Are you donat?
Speaker 4: Come on? He in said, I I got some coffee
on the store.
Speaker 2: Or he might warm my hands a little bit. Come on, Chester,
let' see.
Speaker 4: I reckon my door, can rustle up some heads and
tighten He became their.
Speaker 2: Thanks do it. But we have breakfast before we left
out and.
Speaker 4: You can get warm at least. And what's your turn
to do? Marshall? Got for store?
Speaker 2: How worked that way?
Speaker 4: It's been snowing since day they out here in the
river bottom. It was that wing bone. It's gonna start distance.
Speaker 2: That probably will.
Speaker 4: Oh he just coffee up where it? Huh? What brings
you up this way, Marshall, You so they mean for
what do you mean?
Speaker 2: We're head of a rest? He take you back?
Speaker 4: In what?
Speaker 7: Four?
Speaker 2: Armed robbery?
Speaker 8: Or robbery?
Speaker 4: You mean that hold up at the general store?
Speaker 2: And I know it seems to travel fast, doesn't How
do you know about it?
Speaker 8: Well?
Speaker 7: Uh? Uh all?
Speaker 3: They asked that I am dribery or you?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 2: My wife again? Yeah?
Speaker 7: Sure?
Speaker 4: How are you now here?
Speaker 2: You using plenty of the riberry Marshall, that's tomorrow matter
of Wilburg Jona's accusing me? Man?
Speaker 4: When did this happen? Marshall?
Speaker 2: Yesterday evening on seven o'clock twenty.
Speaker 4: Hasn't been away from this.
Speaker 7: Place for two days? Right now?
Speaker 4: I'm a door.
Speaker 2: Uh my wife's word might not stand for my times
in the circumstances.
Speaker 7: Mad are you calling me alive? Oh?
Speaker 4: But do I stopped that? I there's people see in town, yes,
to be with.
Speaker 2: And Wilbert Jonas claims he's one of 'em.
Speaker 4: Or the way I heard it, the fellow that held
him up was wearing a man.
Speaker 2: He's because he recognized your voice.
Speaker 4: Will beg.
Speaker 8: Jonas couldn't recognize SI I supposed to be had a
mouth full of 'em.
Speaker 2: Uh, I guess that could be something better. Judge to
the side.
Speaker 4: Man, Then you're you're you're gonna take me into jail.
Speaker 2: I shouldn't prove here somewhere else's a my clack glass nights.
Speaker 4: Oh, that might be kind of hard to do, Marshall.
Speaker 2: And then we better got started. We got a hard
ride ahead of.
Speaker 4: Oh no, I'll wait a minute. I can't go off
and leave my.
Speaker 7: Door like this.
Speaker 2: Uh, with the storm come along, Maybe one of the
neighbors they come over and stay with her.
Speaker 8: Hey, he's none close in five miles Marshall.
Speaker 3: 'em they all got plenty of troubles to their own.
Speaker 7: And it's time of you.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 8: I ain't even got enough firewood s put it up
the last year morning a.
Speaker 4: Day and a half. I was aiming to get some
laid in to day.
Speaker 2: I'm sure she's right out before it.
Speaker 4: Oh, well made soul. But by noting her condition, clean condition,
what are you talking about, Well, she's gonna have a baby, Marshall.
Oh for the lover.
Speaker 6: It's mighty hard on a woman having her man took
off the jail and not even wood in the house.
Speaker 4: To beat warm. No luck, you know it wouldn't take
no time at all if there are three of us
were to pitch in together.
Speaker 2: All right, don't let's get at it. Oh stop god,
the god that's about herself, say, well, it's cat of
acting sharpening again. It's done.
Speaker 4: She ain't too good at steel and the marshall got
the basketball.
Speaker 2: It couldn't go by me.
Speaker 4: Oh listen, Shore, don't hold it then, poor here Chester,
let me touch it up for it. So, my gracious,
that is just my shoes. You see. We've already toumping
up woodloft through this winter. And I stop that dot
that stove.
Speaker 8: Beat it up pretty fast, sou It's right, suddy, we've
chopped it up well.
Speaker 4: Else you've got you some of it to cook with too.
Speaker 2: You though, And I've had a laugh so she can
make other arrangements. Now let's pack it under the shed
and head back for time before that snow gets any words.
Speaker 4: Well whatever you say, mar you look it your life
taking along some vittles. I got the nice hot too, ready,
did you see them?
Speaker 2: Now we gotta get started. My door it's keptain way.
Speaker 4: Oh it won't do no hardy first, it'll make the
trail shorter.
Speaker 2: Marcia well.
Speaker 3: It look it's all that far wood.
Speaker 5: But I'm right obliged to you man.
Speaker 2: You're welcome girl.
Speaker 4: I reckon, I'll need every stick of it too.
Speaker 2: With its wind driving, the snow went into.
Speaker 3: The north wall of the cabin.
Speaker 4: Gone, dad, I cool for God, because what the chinking?
Speaker 2: The checkers?
Speaker 4: Who the chinking? The chinking doll fell out of the
north wall of the house.
Speaker 7: Oh, I was.
Speaker 6: Aiming to fix it today. I got a lot of
bark slabs cut laying out back to the ball.
Speaker 2: I looked though. There it's mighty hard on.
Speaker 8: The woman in medorous condition, with the snow and the
sleek blowing in on it.
Speaker 2: Do they would it be all right if we eat first?
I recommend the job man just about to throw here too.
Speaker 4: No, that' the bad he's the work fighter, stir company.
It couldn't have done one bit better.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I gotta keep the windows.
Speaker 4: Oh that looks fine, marshall, Get fine. I'm mighty obliged
you man, more as I well. I know you got
your duty to do. You got to take me in,
and I want you to know there's no hard feelings
about it. Oh, sure do it. And I appreciate the
way you've both been the decent. Help me get things
in shape from the door. Be all right here alone, Oh,
there ain't many long men, And take the trouble.
Speaker 2: Well, she's got enough problems without making her word for it.
Use put the pools to win and get the tire.
It's gonna be dark before we got the dodge.
Speaker 8: There are you sure are right about her having plenty
of proverbs, Marshall, in her condition and all and now
the cattle gone.
Speaker 6: The cattle gone, well, of course we only had about
twenty head, but with me going to prison, maybe there
has been enough to see her through her.
Speaker 2: And the little one of your men, and the cattle gone.
Speaker 6: I had him there in the matter back of the corral,
letting them pick clean what pasture was left.
Speaker 4: Right, Yes, they drifted off, well.
Speaker 2: Of course I drifted off when I saw him. If
they turned to him and move along with a wind,
cattle always do that.
Speaker 4: And I guess it don't matter much. Storm a door
couldn't take care of him, no, how not in her condition.
Speaker 2: But she could have get hold him on a corral
air next to the barn ah. She after pushed the
hair out of the loft door.
Speaker 6: I reckon they drifted down south there about three miles
and come up against the bluff.
Speaker 4: Oh, they'll probably mill around and freeze to death there.
Storm keeps up.
Speaker 2: About three miles on.
Speaker 8: I was aiming to go after him, but of course
one man alone wouldn't have had much chance.
Speaker 2: All right, sorty, come on, let's go find your cattle.
Speaker 4: Well that's mean if why you go on here burn
the cattle?
Speaker 8: I ever see a my born das really got a foot,
you know that happened up to be more of a
choring rigport marfa.
Speaker 4: Yeah, sure, said, I just don't know how I haven't
been good out You followed helping. We're mighty grateful to
you mean my doora boat.
Speaker 2: Well, we couldn't let the cattle freeze.
Speaker 4: Well, if you wait now till I put these landings
in the barn, we can leave any time. You say, Oh,
let the course, you'd like some.
Speaker 2: Hot coffee forty? It's dark now, you know as well
as I do. When I gonna ride back to Dodge tonight.
Speaker 4: We'll see. In that case, maybe you wouldn't mind help
me kill and dress a couple of dozen hands.
Speaker 8: Couple doesn't and hang them up under the eaves to
freeze right kicking broth.
Speaker 4: Mighty good for a woman in the.
Speaker 2: Door lud story. We've already chopped your wood, picked your house,
and rounded up your cattle.
Speaker 4: You've been mighty all right.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll help you dress your chickens, will make
soap for you, salt down the pork, preserve eggs. Anything
you say up until midnight. Then I'm gonna get some sleep.
And at time if we're gonna ride under dodge and
you're going to jail, said it said? They come on,
wake up?
Speaker 9: What man makes young?
Speaker 2: Do you tell me you're the one who's supposed to
be young? Guard to do right?
Speaker 4: I'm goes off for a second.
Speaker 2: You made a couple of hours.
Speaker 4: But if clean bat he didn't get away.
Speaker 2: Now he's in there. I just woke him up.
Speaker 7: Oh well they call.
Speaker 4: He figured he wasn't doing no worse in that storm.
Speaker 2: What's done? Mm?
Speaker 4: Why it's over?
Speaker 2: And I died out during the night. You better get
yourself collected chests there we're heading for dods.
Speaker 7: Mind is look at that sun on the snow over there?
Speaker 8: Now turned out to see.
Speaker 4: Them, but said I have swore here.
Speaker 2: Oh what's the matter, Oh missus? J I'm so lame.
Speaker 3: I don't even know if I can find up straight.
Speaker 4: Well keep trying, that's right. I'm gonna have to be spooned.
Speaker 3: They burn my bind never worked so hard in all
my life.
Speaker 4: Hello, anybody home? Anybody outside you?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Uh, my gully, it's dark. Dog, Well come out
in here. Rep roparade five times, just turning up my.
Speaker 4: Horse and budget.
Speaker 2: Well what what he's doing out his way being a patient?
I guess you must have left time off or early.
Speaker 4: Hey, it's somebody right up?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's dark. You got ready to leave, billy. Oh
you're still a morney to take nothing's changed? Hi?
Speaker 4: Where man? Get there?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: This is the way even hide night?
Speaker 2: How are you dark? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 9: Good morning, Clint Glory gon get any coffee?
Speaker 4: I show him two shakes?
Speaker 3: Dark the door?
Speaker 4: Will you close? Sixt coffee? Yes?
Speaker 2: Well you're going out here this time of morning?
Speaker 4: Dine?
Speaker 9: Oh the modoc baby was backing now touched the troops.
So I spent the night there, So I just drop
over and say load.
Speaker 4: The door is as long as I was just closed.
Speaker 2: He said, the donut in town. I'm taking him in.
Speaker 9: The taking him in for what?
Speaker 2: Robin Jonath sento the store night before that.
Speaker 9: Robin, Now, where'd you get that idea?
Speaker 2: Jonah's claims he recognized him.
Speaker 8: Wilberg Jonas hasn't got this sense. The good Lord gave
a gopher man they cost the.
Speaker 4: Fella had done that. Why, that's right.
Speaker 9: It was some drift of riding through town. He threw
a lot of money into a poker game, and the
boys got kind of suspicious, and he finally admitted the
whole him. So they buy the jail keys and.
Speaker 4: Judged bed and locked him up until he get back. Well, Clint,
didn't you tell him?
Speaker 2: Well, I tell me, Clint, he.
Speaker 4: Couldn't have done that matter.
Speaker 9: He was playing poker at the time with me and
Mark Grimming in the back.
Speaker 4: Room delivery stable.
Speaker 2: Dory.
Speaker 4: No, Marshall, I I didn't lie to you. You asked
me if I could prove world wasn't I didn't know
old dos word were actual poof to do.
Speaker 2: He's done that delivered. Mister.
Speaker 8: Didn't let me think he was duly just to.
Speaker 4: Get us to do all that work.
Speaker 2: And I suppose the story about your wife having a.
Speaker 4: Baby, Oh that's the gospel truth. Mark that sure is
mad about for that.
Speaker 9: We see now it's about another six months.
Speaker 4: Let me around the place of.
Speaker 2: July or of July.
Speaker 4: Yes, I didn't say when Marshall, and you didn't ask me.
Speaker 8: Ain't she down?
Speaker 4: Awake?
Speaker 2: This well work of July? O help me Dody for
two cents.
Speaker 6: Oh oh, we might even name him after you, Marshall
if we can't think it nothing else, So.
Speaker 2: Help all right, all right, Jodie, about some of that coffee.
Speaker 8: Guns mostly produced and directed by Norman McDonald's Sarks William
Conrad as matt Dillon us Marshalls. The story was frightfully
written for Guns, most by less Pot for You, but
that's a storial supervision by John Messon. Each of them
attask were Joseph Turns, Virginia greg and Rock Moody, Olly
Dare is kepter, Howard mcneer is doctor, and Georgia ellis
the city