Speaker 1: Around Dodge 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 Marshall and The Smell of
Gun Smoke Guns, starring William Conrad, the story of the
violence that moved west with young Americas and the story
of a.
Speaker 2: Man who moved with it. I'm that man, Matt Dyllon
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. Had a little lonely.
Speaker 3: Looks like that dog on train's gonna be laid again?
Speaker 2: Which don't you ever know what time?
Speaker 4: It Wasn't, no, sir, But did kind of make.
Speaker 5: Dodd seem more civilized somehow the train ever got in
when it was supposed to take.
Speaker 2: More than that the civilizers.
Speaker 5: Tom Schuester, you know, I heard a fell off from
the east somewhere spouting off Owart the Dodge House the
other day, and he said, civilization follows the railroad.
Speaker 6: He must own stock in the company.
Speaker 2: All about Doc.
Speaker 7: It powers the plow the way I heard it.
Speaker 5: Oh, Doc, you aren't even there.
Speaker 2: There must have been some other fire I heard here
up kind of early this morning, don't you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I can say the same thing.
Speaker 3: Hey, there you come. They shore been holding back on.
Speaker 8: My whistle, said, probably kind of sneaking, Yester, ashamed of
being on time for once.
Speaker 7: Naturally, I'm up early, Matt.
Speaker 8: As one of the few respectable citizens of Dodge, I
felt it was my duty to be on hand to
greet the senator personally.
Speaker 2: That's mighty thoughtful to you all he was to.
Speaker 8: See standing on the platform. Was you roughneck woods with
dirty shirts?
Speaker 7: He might get the wrong in.
Speaker 2: Put No, Doc, you're hurting Chester's feelings.
Speaker 7: He washed that shirt him, so it might have done
a better job. Did he use some soap?
Speaker 1: I did use them, so dog gone it, Doc.
Speaker 2: Well, at least the politicians in Topeka and Washington and
finally Hana.
Speaker 8: That were on the map might be better if they hadn't.
Speaker 1: They're probably fixing to raise texts, Doc.
Speaker 2: Senator Hooper is here to study the problems of the
farmers and the cattle the first time. Yeah, that's what
the telegram said.
Speaker 8: He's more likely he would just hit the general laxity
and law enforsements.
Speaker 3: That must be him standing there in the nor of
the coach.
Speaker 7: Hunh yeah, yes, Hannah.
Speaker 4: It isn't every day you get to shake by hand
to feed you.
Speaker 2: And I'm sure not pleasing me from very high on
my heart talk oh now me.
Speaker 8: If you want marshals, you might have to go and work.
Speaker 9: For Leven and send you case. Good people have, Doc,
I hope you'll be just as enthusiastic with me.
Speaker 3: Let's let's roll Crown.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the frontier. Senator. I'm Matt Dumbo. Here's a pleasure.
I've heard a lot about you, alas Doc Adams another
doctor that's just a proud but Senator Barkway Hoop, please
meet you.
Speaker 5: Can I get a hand of that baggage we send it?
Speaker 9: Who are no kind of you?
Speaker 10: Mister cloud Wood?
Speaker 2: Here with Crown food and.
Speaker 10: Everywhere water, Peter, I fully intend to meet each and
every one of you personally to listen to your problems
and to answer any questions you may have.
Speaker 2: You hurt Senators my arm mark doctor, heck care of him?
Speaker 5: He come on behind that baggage, carcam as you don't
at damned depot.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna fight the cutter of the crowdile watching the train.
Nobody had noticed, you know, sig nobody around here and
then take a look back at the depot.
Speaker 8: Come on, I can't figure out why nobody's going to
shoot the sender.
Speaker 3: You don't seem like a.
Speaker 5: Bad fellow's toil for a politician.
Speaker 3: I mean, anyways, he's look at them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I see him tool Willy ing, Yeah.
Speaker 7: Well I do declare, Marshall.
Speaker 2: What's the matter, Willy? What happened?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 11: Some big loot running heck for letter just knocked me
down to what happened?
Speaker 2: But you gotta look at him?
Speaker 11: No, I never seen him for him alife just knocked
me over scatcat for breakfast and went right on.
Speaker 10: Jumped on the horse here and read off like the
old nick.
Speaker 2: Was after him. Oh, I guess that's it.
Speaker 5: Hey, if you don't mind, Marshall, I'll get on around there.
Speaker 12: And here to speaking.
Speaker 2: I was late already had to keep the sheep who.
Speaker 9: Coming into town.
Speaker 5: He's sure he's gonna give the Center a mighty bad
impression and died, mister young.
Speaker 2: And maybe it's Sowchester, but he's still alive at least
so far.
Speaker 6: Oo uh, Centerville, just hold still a minute. This is
gonna hurt sound but I I gotta clean this wound.
Speaker 10: Told me doctor dressing, Uh think dressing a wound like this,
wouldn't it be better to do it in the hospital
instead of here in your office?
Speaker 7: Hospital? You know, the Prairie Country Center. Still we got
one school, one church, one's twelve loons, five dances.
Speaker 2: And new hospital.
Speaker 10: Was unthinkable there that she do it.
Speaker 7: An we'll get this bandage on here, I see.
Speaker 6: Oh good, Oh, any luckman, Noah.
Speaker 4: Doc.
Speaker 2: Holly Fields, Senator, I'll live.
Speaker 10: The bullet barely grazed me.
Speaker 2: Any idea who might want to kill him?
Speaker 10: Well, I might name a Dosney so Washington, but here
U didn't any one of the crowds either shot fired Marshall.
Speaker 2: Apparently not a man who was seen running away right
after her.
Speaker 7: And he was probably the one well who saw him.
Speaker 2: Then, Oh, Willie Angel BEGANMA knocked him down getting away.
Speaker 10: I presume the weakness is trustworthy.
Speaker 2: He always has been. He's a sheep herder who lives
alone out west of town, kind of a stiff neck,
old crotcher.
Speaker 10: And you checked his gunner's boot.
Speaker 2: Well, he's never been known to carry one.
Speaker 10: I thought everybody, judging by that crowd at the station.
Speaker 2: I must und cattleman.
Speaker 6: Oh, my sheep, you just lift your arm on bit more.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 10: At least this witness should be able to recognize my
assailant as he sees him again.
Speaker 2: And I hope so. But the only chance we got
provided a course the assailant doesn't get to him first.
What do you mean, will he pulled out while I
was checking through the crop and went back home? I
guess I'm gone out now and bring him in. He'll
be safer with me than on his own. Meantime, I
imagine you want to cancel your speeches, Marshall.
Speaker 7: All right, leaves, then put on your coat.
Speaker 2: Marshall, I led too many cavalry charges during the War
of the Rebellion to be scared off by one bullet
one sometimes enough so this chap has already proved himself afoeshot.
Speaker 10: No, Marshall, I shall speak to the people at four
o'clock this afternoon from the front porch to the dodge house,
exactly as I intended. All I ask is a reasonable
amount of protection, and I'll do what I can.
Speaker 13: Senator Yeah, hey, well, well.
Speaker 7: Ready, as soon as I get.
Speaker 10: I must stretch our legs a little, trusters.
Speaker 5: Where I never could figure out how man can take
up with sheet. The sheep just ain't human.
Speaker 2: Somehow thinks sometimes humans are even humans.
Speaker 11: I said it forward, our say it again, Old ramses,
ain't no trouble, then we go dang lang. Ain't get
no sense to all?
Speaker 2: But you run off to this morning, will it?
Speaker 7: And it can be back home?
Speaker 11: Marshall?
Speaker 3: Where'd you think?
Speaker 5: Soon as I hear.
Speaker 2: There wasn't going to be no speaking anybody'd been out
here since? Then?
Speaker 4: Of course?
Speaker 7: Who you think? Come clay out here?
Speaker 2: And that fellow will knock you down this morning?
Speaker 7: Mat before?
Speaker 4: He ain't a friend of mine?
Speaker 3: Are you getting at? Marshall?
Speaker 2: You're the only man in Dodge City holding identifying and
he knows.
Speaker 6: That you mean, he'd be after me.
Speaker 11: That's right, man, Sure you can get yourself into a
passion of trouble when he ain't meaning to.
Speaker 2: Why don't you come back into town with us, Willy.
He'll be a lot safer for how long?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 2: I don't know. Maybe this this afternoon the Senator is
going to speak at four o'clock. That gunman might show
up again.
Speaker 12: You could spot him for me, And I'm real partial
to speaking with good it'll work out fine. And yes, sir, yeah,
but I still got to think about she how to
leave and took care of.
Speaker 2: I mean, you'll be back this evening more nikely in
the morning at the latest. You could throw out feed
Now enough to do him? Uh Chester help you, willie.
He's very fond of sheep.
Speaker 5: Head off.
Speaker 4: Fact.
Speaker 11: Now, well then you understand him, don't you just to No,
I don't now.
Speaker 5: I wouldn't go first Street.
Speaker 11: You know, there's one thing I don't figure out.
Speaker 2: I'll say, your job.
Speaker 3: To protect that their senator eat it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 3: Then, how come you're bothering about me?
Speaker 2: I ain't nobody well either day I start thinking that way,
I'll take off my badge. Now, come on, let's feed
those sheep.
Speaker 4: Yeah, man, you're jumping the cat.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess I am kiddy.
Speaker 4: That gunman who tried to kill a senator's boy fifty miles.
Speaker 2: From here by now, wish I could be sure of that.
Speaker 4: Well, Worrin won't make you sure. Let me bring you there.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no thanks, Kitty. I gotta get on
over to the dodge house pretty quick.
Speaker 4: When's the senator going to speak?
Speaker 2: How as soon as the honor guard gets here from
the fort.
Speaker 4: Was he that important?
Speaker 2: Oh? He was a cavalry colonel the Union Army during
the war. Pretty good one too, I guess one of
the officers president that leads surrender and decorated personally by
the President Lincoln.
Speaker 4: Mm woll You never know just by looking.
Speaker 2: H he's got a nerve, all right, might be better
if he didn't.
Speaker 4: You mean he'd call a speech off. Yeah, man, I
think you're getting all worked up over nothing. Nobody's gonna
try anything today. Well, there'll be three four hundred people
out in the street.
Speaker 2: That's what makes it worse. With a crowd like that,
it'd be awful heart to spot anything in time to
stop it.
Speaker 4: But he couldn't get away. He wouldn't have a chance. Uh.
Speaker 2: We'd probably catch him, all right, but it wouldn't help
the senator much.
Speaker 4: Well, he probably knows that, so we won't try.
Speaker 2: Getty a grudge killer, and that's what this one probably is.
Never cares much whether he's caught, as long as he's
able to carry out his grudge. First, h what grudge?
Speaker 4: Senator Hooper's never been here before. He doesn't even know
anyone here.
Speaker 2: Somebody knows him.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 8: Well, well, so this is what law enforcement has finally
come all out of dog sitting here in a saloon
in the middle of the afternoon too, getting all liquied up.
Speaker 4: You're wrong, Doc, he wouldn't even have a bear.
Speaker 2: We're good.
Speaker 4: I'll have it for him now that i'm I'll bring
it over, Thank you, kiddy.
Speaker 7: Well you worried man, wouldn't you be? Well, I don't know.
I've never been in this kind of spot. I just
kill him when I can and bury him when I can't, and.
Speaker 2: In both cases you collect your feet.
Speaker 7: Well, I tried him most of the time.
Speaker 3: Oh, by the way, there was Willy.
Speaker 2: Ingesel he's in the back room that would chester him.
We walked him around town for a couple of hours
trying to spot that gunman, but no luck. Or maybe
he left town, I doted, Doc.
Speaker 7: You figure he's gonna show then, huh yeah.
Speaker 2: He'll show him somewhere in that crowd. And when he does,
he'll have a gun in his hand.
Speaker 3: There comes the Calvary, mitch Yan.
Speaker 12: Still don't sign of him, will like nosh Marshall.
Speaker 11: I've been staying that crowd from went into other and
I just don't see hide and hear that's them.
Speaker 2: I'll keep trying and stay behind me there toward the
back of the porch, and you should old Senator, you
can still call this off, you know. I don't imagine
they're much use with cards and dog the city. It's
not a matter of cowardice, Senator, it's just plain common sense.
If you were in my place, would you call it
off or shop? It doesn't matter what I do, Senator,
if you've answered me, just told me what you want
me to do, though, well, mainly, just don't stand too
far toward the front of the porch when you get
up to talk. That way you'll be protected from anybody
like crowd on top of the buildings across the street
over there. I understand, and I'll be right beside. Your
hear chess will be on the other side. And if
either one of us says drop, you get down real
fast that you can till you'll make sure he does
Chester prepare with Marshall.
Speaker 10: I wanted to know I appreciate your position to you
and keep your responsibility and or I have complete confidence.
Speaker 2: Thank you, said good luck, say.
Speaker 10: Well, thank you Captain General, NY, Officers and troopers of
the United States, covering all of you good people of
God's sick. I intend to try once again this afternoon
to make a speech, which earlier you may recall, was
rather rudely inter act. I had announced that I was
coming here to discuss problems and take up grievances.
Speaker 2: So I do only assume that.
Speaker 10: The unknown gentleman this morning must have had a very
big grievance suit, and so I don't entirely approve of
his methods. He did one thing I wish all of
you would do. He delivered his grievance in person, instead
of telling you who.
Speaker 2: Ran Willie trying d into himself. He had a derringer
hid in the front of his shirt.
Speaker 3: He's killed. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm doc He'll come on off her way kill. But
why Marshall?
Speaker 9: I never saw this man.
Speaker 2: Before in my life. I don't know. Snator captains, did
you use your man to keep the crab back off
the porch?
Speaker 10: Think up for two reformous permises?
Speaker 9: Move us for two months?
Speaker 2: Willy, Willy, can you hear me?
Speaker 10: O hurts?
Speaker 11: Michael hurts all through that hen.
Speaker 2: Chester, help me carry him inside? And now will like,
why did you do it? What is it you got
against the senator?
Speaker 11: Not senator kind of Colonel Berkley Hooper Richmond sixty five
rode over us, cuts to ribbons him in his blue devils.
Both my brothers murdered, sabred.
Speaker 2: That was the war, will it? But that's over. It
was over the day in general. Lee surrendered.
Speaker 7: Yeah, leave maybe, but not me. Made him bow down,
but not really angel and I got away from him.
Speaker 3: I had been awaiting.
Speaker 7: Let me have a look here, hurts bad.
Speaker 4: Marsha.
Speaker 7: My sheep's out there.
Speaker 11: You gotta feed my sheep.
Speaker 2: That's all right. I'll see they're taken care of.
Speaker 4: He just sheep.
Speaker 7: They're my friends, only friends.
Speaker 12: I ever had ship sham ship, my brothers, and there
they're dead.
Speaker 14: They oh, he's unconscious. What do you think that when
it's about fifty fifty.
Speaker 7: It maybe be better if he did die, well will
He wouldn't.
Speaker 15: Last a year in jail, No oil, Senator. Looks like
the war's still.
Speaker 2: Going on, doesn't it? All this time?
Speaker 10: Just waiting?
Speaker 2: He said, yeah, kind of funny. Other way, if he'd
killed jud ten or twelve years ago, he'd been a
hero out of half the country. Anyway, he tries the
same thing today and he shot down as a criminal.
It's something to think about, isn't The Senator.
Speaker 1: Gunsmoke, Produced and directed by Norman McDonald, stars William Conrad
as Matt Dylan us Marshall. Featured in the cast were
Barley Bear as Chester, Howard mcneer as Doc, and Georgia
Ellis as Kiddy.