Speaker 1: Around god City and in the territory on West, there
is just one way to handle the killers and the spoilers.
And that's where the US Marshal and the smell of
guns smoke, guns starrying William Conrad, the story of the
violin that moved west with young America, and the story
of a man who moved with him.
Speaker 2: I'm that man, Matt Dillon, United States Marshall, the first
man they look for and the less they want to meet.
It's a chancey job, and it makes a man watchful
and a little lonely.
Speaker 3: Well, boy, bring anything.
Speaker 2: All right, you sing out.
Speaker 4: If you want me, I'll be able to hell with
job than Hi.
Speaker 2: You do well, Kimy.
Speaker 1: It appears I'm not an invisible man.
Speaker 5: After all.
Speaker 2: I wasn't ignoring you, Doc.
Speaker 3: I was just too busy, as thou art old, and
it's not my advanced age and state of gqipeture. Well,
you'll never get old dog to arn me, you said,
I hope I don't get so old.
Speaker 6: Pretty girl won't say that to me.
Speaker 5: Whether she means another.
Speaker 7: Oh, I don't mean it.
Speaker 5: Provided I am one of the three.
Speaker 4: Once you're talking to.
Speaker 6: One of them, kiddy, you are the most beautiful.
Speaker 4: That you and me are gonna have a drink now, lucky,
thank I put it twice in the last hour, and
leave me alone.
Speaker 8: You call me simon.
Speaker 1: I'll just look it all.
Speaker 4: Can you keep your pants on that chair, old timer,
and you keep your mouth old turble wise.
Speaker 5: I can make it easy about it. Look competed, kids,
before you get into trouble.
Speaker 4: I said we're gonna have a drink and her ideals.
Now come on, let go.
Speaker 2: I mean somebody having a little trouble here.
Speaker 7: It's mad.
Speaker 3: Will you tell him to leave me alone?
Speaker 5: Lady says, keep your hands off. Kidding?
Speaker 8: Now, don't you start calling me kid?
Speaker 5: Now, what's your name?
Speaker 8: Brabble?
Speaker 5: Just brabble, that's all yah know? And die?
Speaker 4: Don't you any lag aint it?
Speaker 5: And not unless you keep back in the way you
were a minute ago. What do you want me to do? Kidding?
Speaker 3: Just get him out of here.
Speaker 4: He hasn't got enough sense to take no fin answer.
Speaker 5: You hurt her brother. You better go someplace else.
Speaker 4: You think you can push people around, don't you.
Speaker 8: Just because you're the law.
Speaker 5: Nobody's pushing him.
Speaker 4: You all think you're pretty smart calling me kid, then
run along study.
Speaker 7: Or maybe I.
Speaker 4: Ain't fixing the run.
Speaker 8: Now what do you think about that?
Speaker 5: Brother? Oh? You better quit well your head.
Speaker 8: I don't appear to you.
Speaker 2: Nobody have, and I'll prove.
Speaker 8: It to you.
Speaker 2: I did prove it all of ie and you go.
Speaker 5: I hadn't improved it. But r brovo.
Speaker 2: You move your hand any closer to that gun and
I'll slap the teeth right out.
Speaker 5: Of your head.
Speaker 4: You afraid to draw against me, Marshall.
Speaker 5: Now you half baked young idiot. Now you give me
that gun gay back. You ain't gonna treat me like
no kid. I told you they keep your hand away,
all right? Get up, brother, Oh you're not hurt.
Speaker 2: Come I get up.
Speaker 4: You keep give me my gun.
Speaker 2: You come around in the morning, you can have it back.
Provide that you're cooled off.
Speaker 5: I can show a little sense.
Speaker 8: You made a big mistake, Marshall.
Speaker 5: You should have d I mean, when you had the chance.
It'll look different to you in the morning. Brother. Now
you'll go somewhere and sleep it off.
Speaker 4: Now sure, run along, sonny is that what you're saying?
And I'll tell you something. All of you you're gonna
be whistling a different tune.
Speaker 5: Before I leave this town.
Speaker 8: You just wait and see you gonna be a mighty.
Speaker 4: Storry man Marshall before I'm through. Well, see, I hate
and meet run like that very often.
Speaker 2: Man, h he's a scared kid duck, that's what's wrong
with him. And he's scared mostly that somebody will find
it out.
Speaker 3: What chances are you leave town without even coming around
to get his guns?
Speaker 2: Now, kiddy, he'll be around to get it before he
leaves down.
Speaker 5: He'll use it, right.
Speaker 4: What do you mean, man, use it on the whole
me more likely?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 9: Well, you know, mister John lay at night like this.
Speaker 6: Is the best time of the whole day.
Speaker 5: A great Chester just does look better in the tracting' well.
Speaker 7: Yes, her, but it ain't only that things clipped down
about this time night. Folks goes to bed and kindly
put their meanings.
Speaker 5: Away for awhile, maybe some of 'em do dst.
Speaker 7: Get the chance to settle. The breeze comes in off
the prairie, all fresh and cool, The.
Speaker 9: Stars comes out the moon.
Speaker 7: Right, I mean, here is one way Rochester wat the
many I I heard something, mm.
Speaker 5: How'd you hear that? Al right?
Speaker 7: It sound about somebody grown in there come on, uh
look uh if somebody laying away on the ground, U.
Speaker 2: Uh uh uh, that's strike a match, yes, sir.
Speaker 5: And then.
Speaker 2: Well that Walley Street, Yeah, looks like he's coming around.
Speaker 5: Wallech uh mm Walley Matt Dollar you all right? Mm?
Wally can you hear me?
Speaker 2: Wallach uh Marshall, Yeah, what happened?
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 5: Somebody hit me back to the head. Who was it?
I don't know.
Speaker 6: Uh. It was in the Long Branch when poker and
I come out and I started down the street.
Speaker 5: My money, Where is my money?
Speaker 6: I had more than a hundred dollars. I wonder that
the poker game.
Speaker 7: Well, the way your pocket just turned inside out, I
doubt you got it.
Speaker 6: Now, somebody was laying for me out here in the dark,
and that shure looks that way, and I ain't know
it better than this stuff. And talk to talk to
who Genie Prebble. She stopped me and started making up to.
Speaker 2: Me, and then somebody slugged it from behind it. That's right,
And that's happened around there before.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 5: There's a lot of little tricks like that. And he
means she's hipping me up for it, like.
Speaker 7: I've passed him month of tree.
Speaker 5: Here you think you can stand up on like?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I just think she's hand and there I bet
the man had done.
Speaker 5: It's that fella. She's been hanging around with her lately.
What fella?
Speaker 6: I don't know what's so young? Whipper's nupper calls himself Brabbo.
Speaker 5: They see it and shenon and the want of lady
set the third door back.
Speaker 7: And the land lady's a caution.
Speaker 5: Now it's that kind of a place.
Speaker 3: Chester, My, yeah, what is it?
Speaker 5: It's Marshall Dell and I wanna talk to you, jan I.
Speaker 3: Just it.
Speaker 5: You better stand back Chester. You may be in there
with her?
Speaker 6: Sure?
Speaker 4: Well eight every day did Marshall come calling on a girl?
Speaker 5: You might have waitme in Jenna. Well, Marshall, I do
you think like it? Uh?
Speaker 2: You hear a little gird you who you talking to?
Speaker 5: Oh? Hello, bravo?
Speaker 8: And what'd you let him in for?
Speaker 4: Just come in bob, Oh, I couldn't do nothing.
Speaker 8: What the idea of Marsha?
Speaker 5: Which one of you has the money? What money? The
money you took from Walley's Stirk.
Speaker 3: We don't know nothing about that?
Speaker 5: What do you walk to?
Speaker 8: Marshall?
Speaker 2: You made a mistake, doesn't Virgina Walley's Stark knows you.
You always used to pick strangers when you were working
at it with your old partner.
Speaker 8: What's he talking about.
Speaker 4: I don't know, Boba.
Speaker 3: I don't know nothing about.
Speaker 8: What partner nobody.
Speaker 5: His name was Big Red. Jenny was pretty friendly with
him til I run him out of town last year.
Speaker 2: Well, I didn't know what kind of man you was.
Speaker 8: Didn't ji Jinia?
Speaker 5: Where'd you go to night when you was out so long?
Speaker 3: No place I d I just talked to some friends,
like I told you.
Speaker 5: Weren't you with her brother?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 3: I wasn't.
Speaker 4: What friends, Gina, Just some some girls I know that
worked down at the Long Branch and some other places
down the street.
Speaker 5: You weren't in the Long Branch when you ran at
Old Wallay's Stirk. You were in the alley.
Speaker 9: I'd been there though.
Speaker 2: I I I was coming home taking the short cutting.
Speaker 4: Wally stopped me.
Speaker 5: Uh, he says, you stopped him.
Speaker 4: I I just said hello, and he he wanted to talk.
Speaker 2: And while you were talking to him, somebody stepped up
behind and slugged him in the back of the head.
Speaker 3: I don't know nothing about that.
Speaker 9: Marshall, you were there, say it was dark. I I
didn't see nothing.
Speaker 5: It wasn't that dark. I don't do that, Jenna.
Speaker 4: He'd kill me. He said he'd kill me if I
told anybody who was gonna kill you?
Speaker 8: Now, what are you talking about it?
Speaker 4: I didn't want nothing to do with him, Brable, Honestly
I didn't.
Speaker 5: I was scared to death when I heard he was back.
Speaker 4: And then he found me and he threatened me.
Speaker 5: It made a big red.
Speaker 3: Now he'll kill me if he knows I told you.
Speaker 5: You know where he is now? Yeah, you rock and
little sne You.
Speaker 4: Didn't know him, Brabo.
Speaker 5: He top and he and he's mean and you're just
the kid.
Speaker 1: And I didn't want you to get hurt out here.
Speaker 5: Chester, take her outside?
Speaker 8: Uh, momble yet, go.
Speaker 5: On, Jina, I'll be out in a minute, all right, Marshall.
Speaker 8: No, you pushed me just as far as you're going to.
Speaker 6: Marshall.
Speaker 8: Now, you made it so I'll be a laughing stock
all over town.
Speaker 5: You're shouldn't at taken up with a girl like her brother, and.
Speaker 8: You shouldn't have been born. I'm gonna prove that to you, Michall.
Speaker 5: It's the last thing I ever do, and her.
Speaker 2: Brother, the next time you make a move toward that
kind of yours, it probably will be the last thing
you ever do.
Speaker 8: You're gonna pay Michell, and you're gonna pay plenty. I'll
show you what I am.
Speaker 5: You don't have to show me, brother, I already know.
I mean, it's cards make you so mad?
Speaker 7: Hey, you want to play another game may day dark?
Speaker 5: How many times though I have to beat you before
your kills up.
Speaker 7: Cards and running against that as?
Speaker 5: Oh? Sure, yes one morning?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 2: Oh alright, go ahead and be a lee ah yeah, sir, yes, sir,
would you mind going over to Sam's place and bringing
some supper for the prisoner?
Speaker 5: Uh? I shuld oh?
Speaker 9: Uh be all right to get you a little snack
all the hat?
Speaker 5: Yes, m let's she see you?
Speaker 8: And then he got locked up?
Speaker 5: Man, a man called Big Red. He's waiting trial for
Robin while they stir a couple of days ago.
Speaker 8: M m oh, yes, I heard about that.
Speaker 5: Yeah. I figure he'll be convicted on the evidence. He
should have been sent up years ago. Mm no ah, uh,
I mean you look at this hand. That should be
a good one. Doc.
Speaker 8: You tell it?
Speaker 5: Yeah, y you claim? And I stacked the deck. Well
not yet. I'll just wait and see how the hand
turns out.
Speaker 6: It's us that a poor loser.
Speaker 5: Oh my boy, I haven't lost yet.
Speaker 4: Uh you're sure going to though, whenever the hand I've
got here.
Speaker 7: That was out back, man.
Speaker 5: You stay here, doc, I watch you up.
Speaker 8: Pull it, Marshall, cause right way, uh.
Speaker 5: Brother, Uh them to turn around.
Speaker 8: It's a gun I got in your back, and I'll
take that.
Speaker 5: Gun in't yours?
Speaker 8: You know mine?
Speaker 5: Really up to, brother, I'm riding.
Speaker 4: Out to night, Marshall, and I don't even in this
town something to remember me by. I just killed big ready,
h I shot him through the cell window, just like
a setting prairie dog, you crazy fool. And now I'm
gonna pull down a show for the boys at the
Long Branch.
Speaker 8: I'm gonna make that Marshall dance for him.
Speaker 2: I'd given you the old chance. I'm going to, brother,
or you had your last warning.
Speaker 8: And you forgot something.
Speaker 6: Marshall.
Speaker 5: It's a gun I'm holding in your back.
Speaker 8: Now start walking, well, just keep walking one.
Speaker 5: You're having me down a rough road, trouble, and this
is about your last chance to turn back straight ahead.
Speaker 4: You're a fool, kid, don't you call me kidd? And
after what I'm doing tonight, go on EASi look good
forget that nice straight fown.
Speaker 3: I don't y back to back.
Speaker 4: Huh say girls went along, girly, Maybe I'll fight time
for you later. Look, brother, I try. I didn't mean
what I sat there the night. I to let him go.
Speaker 8: Look you and meet and kid, I have and go
somewhere with me dark and I know what.
Speaker 5: You're up to. You and I'll be there. You better
know where it's kidding. Train ahead, marshall right, happen in
the middle of a story.
Speaker 4: We want them all we get a good look at this.
I'm gonna show him something they won't forget. Well they
thought to do real fine.
Speaker 2: Written everybody, listen, I got something to show you man.
Speaker 4: You all know this man, but I bet you didn't
know he could dance, now, didn't you? I got the
marshall right where I wanted.
Speaker 9: You know something.
Speaker 4: He don't even look half way big no more?
Speaker 2: All right to stay back, everybody, He just killed they
riz you all thought I was a kid.
Speaker 5: Or what you think now? I still think I broble
and I was scared one of the boots.
Speaker 8: You shut up, marshall.
Speaker 2: You'll killed, think Rod, But why don't you tell him
how he shot him through the cell window? A big
rat didn't have a gun. That's how brave this kid is.
Stop calling me that. And he ambushed me, hitting the
dark and stuck a gun in my back. You sure
asking for I hadn't shoot it. He wanted to prove
something to him. That'll prove plenty an unarmed man in
the back. You're a snake and yellow coward.
Speaker 5: Brother, You shut up.
Speaker 2: You want him to remember you? They will, alright, They
will hang a name on you before.
Speaker 5: You even get out of town. Shot two men in
the back because he was afraid to stand up and
call him.
Speaker 2: I ain't afraid, all right, prove it? Then you put
my gun back in the holster, and you stand up
and face me.
Speaker 9: You think I'm crazy?
Speaker 5: No, I just think he's scared, and so does everybody
else here. Had to lie. I look at him, and
you tow.
Speaker 8: Alright, alright, there's your gun.
Speaker 4: Don't you turn around, not till I get across the room.
Speaker 8: Don't you move till I get old with you, and
I till you win.
Speaker 5: No, brother, sure you're keeping your own gun in rhine. Sure,
but you got one in your horse? Can now say?
You can't say I'm killing.
Speaker 7: It at our man?
Speaker 2: Alright, I said, way you want it. Don't move you,
marchas brother, get under arrest from murder. Now you drop
that gun.
Speaker 5: Not hard to leave you? Are you all right now? Yeah?
I'm all right kidding.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 5: He shouldn't prove much to him. He proved one thing
in it. What that a bulletle killer man?
Speaker 2: And he had to die to do that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, m.
Speaker 1: Gunsmoke. We're used and directed by Norman McDonnell. Stars William
Conrad as Matt Dillon Us Marshall. Featured in the cast
were Parley Bear as Chester, Harry mcneer as Doc, and
Georgia Ellis as Kiddy.