Speaker 1: At the Galla.
Speaker 2: Fort Laramie. Fort Laramie, starring Raymond Burr as Captain lee Quins,
Speaker 2: especially transcribed tales of the dark and tragic ground of
Speaker 2: the wild Frontier, the saga fighting men who rode the
Speaker 2: rim of Empire, and the dramatic story of lee Quin's
Speaker 2: captain of.
Speaker 3: Cavalry Dismount Non saddle pin Grays and water Dismount Non
Speaker 3: saddle ping Graves and water You there, boat rights you
Speaker 3: on bit that mount for Grayson this time?
Speaker 4: Sure, Sergeant, I'm just gone to We'll.
Speaker 5: Do with me this mout.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we could make camp here, boat right, there's war.
Speaker 4: Yes, we could go hunting and fishing too.
Speaker 7: Vickers.
Speaker 4: Maybe baked some bread.
Speaker 1: If you don't like the army right in Steyon Louisville.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was starving there too. At least in Louisville,
Speaker 4: I didn't have no Indians after the scalp.
Speaker 8: You fred Indian's boat right, aft.
Speaker 4: Man, I'm gonna tell you something. What I'm gonna get
Speaker 4: me an Indian?
Speaker 8: What you talking about? Boat?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 4: I'm gonna get me Indian, I said, I gotta get
Speaker 4: me one. Why then I won't be scared no more?
Speaker 8: Alright, you go get the Indian. I'm me.
Speaker 6: I'd rather stay scared.
Speaker 4: Give me tell your tobacco.
Speaker 8: Here, but bite easy on it. That's all there is
Speaker 8: to payday.
Speaker 4: Payday Armies got two thirds of my pay for the
Speaker 4: next three years.
Speaker 8: Well at fifty cents a day.
Speaker 6: That don't amount to set you a whole lot boat right?
Speaker 4: You sure think funny Vickers.
Speaker 6: At least you ain't in the stockcad.
Speaker 8: You ought to be grateful for that.
Speaker 4: I should, huh. The reason I ate in the stock
Speaker 4: cad is because Captain Quince needs me out here. B
Speaker 4: company's supposed to have eighty three privates full strength. I
Speaker 4: swear we're down to sixty. We are, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: So Captain Quince needs me worse than I need him.
Speaker 8: Where'd he go anyway?
Speaker 9: Now?
Speaker 4: You make a fine scout. You don't even see where
Speaker 4: your own company commander rode off to.
Speaker 6: It ain't none of my betters where you go.
Speaker 4: You know what you are. You're a dumb trooper. Somebody
Speaker 4: says sit down, you sit down. Somebody says stand up,
Speaker 4: you stand up. Somebody says here's your home. You start
Speaker 4: taking off your shoes.
Speaker 1: You're getting riled again.
Speaker 8: Boat right, Captain.
Speaker 4: Quince rode up to that rule over there, looking for
Speaker 4: Lieutenant Cybage patrol.
Speaker 1: No, I don't see him.
Speaker 4: He come back five minutes ago. He's walking down the
Speaker 4: line behind you right now.
Speaker 6: Oh, i's tired, don't him commanding the company that's got
Speaker 6: stockade sold just like you'd make anybody tired.
Speaker 8: Boat ride?
Speaker 4: You watch your mouth?
Speaker 8: Oh can't you take a ribbon?
Speaker 9: Hello?
Speaker 5: Captain?
Speaker 8: How do you like the open air boat ride?
Speaker 4: Fine? Captain, I need a good ride.
Speaker 8: No complaints then?
Speaker 4: No, no, no, sir, not at all. I like it
Speaker 4: to find out here you better like it, yes, sir,
Speaker 4: sure be sitting around the stockade.
Speaker 8: When you're in the stockade, you just sit around.
Speaker 4: Boat ride, No, sir, but at least I didn't ride
Speaker 4: no horse out after wild Indians with an understrengthen troop.
Speaker 8: You don't fool me. Boat ride. You'll never make a
Speaker 8: garrison soldier.
Speaker 4: That's why I'm proud to be with you, Captain.
Speaker 10: When we returned to Fort Laramie, you go back into
Speaker 10: the stockade.
Speaker 8: You know that I always.
Speaker 4: Said I liked the army.
Speaker 8: Captain Lieutn. Of Sibat's reporting, Sir, what'd you find, mister Savage.
Speaker 11: Well, so we rode over there where the smoke was,
Speaker 11: and it was a homestead captain fired by the soup.
Speaker 8: Did the they leave anybody there, mister Sabots.
Speaker 11: Man still alive, Sir. Corporal merses with him, but the
Speaker 11: woman and the little girl led dead.
Speaker 8: I see what is the man?
Speaker 11: Say nothing, sir, he's got no tongue.
Speaker 8: Take charge of the troop, mister Sabitts. Sergeant gorsnow right
Speaker 8: over there, Yes, sir, the captain take a look at this.
Speaker 10: That's a Henry rifle, mister Sabitt's latest model. If the
Speaker 10: Indians had gotten their hands on guns like that, why.
Speaker 8: We're in bad trouble? How is he? Corporal bad, sir.
Speaker 2: They burned him some too, but he's still conscious.
Speaker 8: Sure a slow way to die. It's one hundred miles
Speaker 8: to Ford Laramie, Captain, and then we'll.
Speaker 10: Live that long, Surgeon. Give me your revolver. You and
Speaker 10: corporal MISSI start back. I'll catch up with you.
Speaker 8: Yes, sir, we'll move out. Mercy okay, I.
Speaker 4: Think we'll go after them, Sue Gorse.
Speaker 8: I'm a first sergeant, not a captain.
Speaker 4: Well, I know, but you and Quince run this company.
Speaker 3: Captain Quince to you, mercer, Oh sure, and he runs
Speaker 3: this company for sure?
Speaker 10: Everything all right, Captain, everything's all right. Surgeon, Hey, what
Speaker 10: was that?
Speaker 8: You shut up and keep riding Corse. You don't have
Speaker 8: to get some hard nose shut up, I said, sure, sergeant.
Speaker 10: Yes, when we get back fall in a burial party, Yes, sir,
Speaker 10: And see that those graves are canned, yes, sir. And
Speaker 10: one other thing, Sergeant, don't forget to pick up your revolver.
Speaker 10: That homesteader doesn't need it anymore. Captain Quinn's reporting, Midye.
Speaker 7: Shut out, Captain. I know you're mad because I ordered
Speaker 7: you back from chasing those sue last week.
Speaker 10: Lee, But you didn't see what they did to that
Speaker 10: homestead family.
Speaker 7: I've seen the work before.
Speaker 8: It'll be more of it if we don't stop them.
Speaker 7: Ten miles from this post, there's a reservation of four
Speaker 7: thousand sous an uprising there. It'd be far more serious
Speaker 7: than your little band that's marauding under Yellowknife.
Speaker 10: You have enough troops to patrol the reservation and still
Speaker 10: secure Fort Laramie here. Give me just half of the
Speaker 10: company and or run down Yellowknife and his renegades.
Speaker 7: My orders are to keep a constant watch in the
Speaker 7: reservation to secure Fort Laramie with all remaining troop.
Speaker 10: Yellowknife has been supplied with rifles Henry forty four.
Speaker 8: I know that those are repeating rifles. Major.
Speaker 7: I've reported that to Washington.
Speaker 5: Captain.
Speaker 10: Whoever smuggling those rifles has got to be stopped, or
Speaker 10: every brave and the reservation will join Yellowknife in spite
Speaker 10: of your patrol.
Speaker 7: I've received no change of orders, Captain.
Speaker 10: We can't afford to wait, Sir. Give me Sergeant Gorse
Speaker 10: and three men now find that gun runner. We'll leave tonight. Major,
Speaker 10: you'll not leave that a direct order. It is then
Speaker 10: with the Major's permission, mister Cyberts as Captain, I'm leaving
Speaker 10: the post at six o'clock this evening. I'm taking Sergeant
Speaker 10: Gorse with me till I return. You'll act in command
Speaker 10: to be company.
Speaker 8: Any questions none that would be proper, Sir.
Speaker 10: You're learning, mister Sabots. I'll tell you where I'm going.
Speaker 10: There's a chief out in the reservation, an old friend
Speaker 10: of mine, wild dog. He's about eighty and he's pretty smart.
Speaker 11: You're going to have a talk with that's right, if
Speaker 11: you'll excuse me, sir, Well, isn't it pretty dangerous walking
Speaker 11: right in among all those suits.
Speaker 10: We'll try to reach Wild Dog before anything happens, that's all,
Speaker 10: mister Sabots. Yes, sir, drop your gun belt across your saddle, Sergeant,
Speaker 10: you mean that captain, a.
Speaker 8: Revolver wouldn't do you much good?
Speaker 10: Of these sue decided they want us where we're safer, unarmed,
Speaker 10: All right, sir, All right.
Speaker 8: Let's move out. Sure wish I had me at least
Speaker 8: a bowie knife. Captain. I don't trust any of these devils.
Speaker 8: It's late. Most of them are sleep. Here's four thousand
Speaker 8: sous in his camp. Ain't all asleep?
Speaker 10: Oh we're being watched, all right, some young buck could
Speaker 10: get his first coup feather, but spearing us. You wouldn't
Speaker 10: want to stand in the way of a man becoming
Speaker 10: a brave with your sergeant, Captain, were being stopped, and
Speaker 10: I see him keep walking.
Speaker 8: There's only one brave. We can handle him. Leave him
Speaker 8: to me, sergeant, Yes.
Speaker 12: Sir, only uh oh yah diary Wild Dog and yeah
Speaker 12: ushley aye ye yaya zo vah yeah iaso.
Speaker 8: Let's move sugeon. But keep an eye on him.
Speaker 10: Still standing there, Sir, I told him, I'm a friend
Speaker 10: of wild Dog's. Luckily he's from the same clan white Fox.
Speaker 8: There it is. See that medicine pool over there with
Speaker 8: a white ski on it.
Speaker 10: It's wild Dog's large Wait out here.
Speaker 8: Suchean oh oil, liasiya nice lizo.
Speaker 5: I'm in my son. Sit down.
Speaker 10: It's been a long time since we talk, wild Dog, a.
Speaker 5: Long time, and now you come because of yellow Knife.
Speaker 10: Yellow Knife is leading your young men into war with
Speaker 10: my people.
Speaker 5: There are many clans among the Sioul. I am chief
Speaker 5: only of white Fox.
Speaker 8: What clan is yellow Knife?
Speaker 5: Yellow Knife is of two Moon clan.
Speaker 8: But there are white Fox braves with him.
Speaker 5: Yes, I cannot stop them. I remember what it was
Speaker 5: like when I was young.
Speaker 10: It was different when you were a young wild dog.
Speaker 10: You had a chance then, But now they have no chance.
Speaker 5: They have many rifles, they have.
Speaker 10: A few wild Dog, but the white man, the cavalry,
Speaker 10: has thousands of rifles. In the end, the Sioux cannot win.
Speaker 10: You are a wise man, you know this is true.
Speaker 5: Yes, you are right.
Speaker 10: Yellow Knife and his braves will be caught and punished.
Speaker 10: Some of them will die, but If I don't stop
Speaker 10: his supply of rifles, many more of your people will die.
Speaker 5: You want to know where rifles come from.
Speaker 10: Tell me where yellow Knife meets the white man who's
Speaker 10: supplying them. I'll do the rest. You'll be saving lives,
Speaker 10: Wild Dog, two lives.
Speaker 5: For the sake of my people. I tell you a
Speaker 5: place north of here, a place you call Bright Canyon.
Speaker 8: Bright Canyon.
Speaker 10: When it's over, I'll come back and we'll smoke the pipe.
Speaker 5: Yes, if you'll come back.
Speaker 8: If I come back, Captain Quinn's reporting, sir.
Speaker 7: Here you left the post last night, Captain, Yes, sir,
Speaker 7: well you never were much of a garrison soldier.
Speaker 8: Were you.
Speaker 7: No, Sir, you saw your friend Wild Dog.
Speaker 8: I suppose, yes, sir, well.
Speaker 7: Lee, I have new orders from Washington this morning. Yes,
Speaker 7: my order is to patrol the reservation and to secure
Speaker 7: Fort Laramy still stand. We're not to go after Yellowknife,
Speaker 7: but the importance of the Henry rifles is recognized. And
Speaker 7: where to put a stop to it? Yes, sir, can
Speaker 7: you do it?
Speaker 8: I can all right take half of b company only.
Speaker 7: Yes, sir, you'll pass thehead of your column through the
Speaker 7: main gates of the post. One half hour before reverly
Speaker 7: tomorrow morning, right, sir, And remember Captain Quinch, your orders
Speaker 7: are to stop that gun smuggler, not to run down Yellowknife.
Speaker 7: Any questions, no, sir, then move.
Speaker 10: Out, Sergeant Course, Yes, sir, Sergeant right out here with me.
Speaker 10: Take a look at these tracks.
Speaker 3: One shod pony and the rest is mule's cabin.
Speaker 8: And they're not Indians, are they no, sir?
Speaker 10: And they're headed straight for the rim of that canyon ahead,
Speaker 10: right canyon. Captain wild Dog wasn't lying. Take five men
Speaker 10: right out ahead of Corporal Mercer's point. Make a reconnaissance
Speaker 10: to the north rim. If it's clear, send a runner back, yes, sir.
Speaker 10: Tell the point to swing north and to dismount from
Speaker 10: the cover of those trees. Blow the crest, right, sir,
Speaker 10: move out, mister Seybert, that's Captain. I think we've found
Speaker 10: our man, mister Siberts. He'll be in that canyon up ahead,
Speaker 10: Sergeant gorse is scout in the north rim of the canyon.
Speaker 10: If it's clear, we'll hide in those trees just below it,
Speaker 10: and then then we'll wait wait for Watson. I we'll
Speaker 10: catch him in the act. Mister Cyberts. When Yellowknife comes
Speaker 10: for his rifles. But Captain, it's not my fault if
Speaker 10: Yellowknife gets in the way when we move in on
Speaker 10: that gun smuggler. Oh, sir, mister Sybrits passed the word
Speaker 10: to space out, stagger the odd files to the left.
Speaker 8: We're raising too much dust.
Speaker 9: Hey, boat Ride, I'll do all over hair, Vickers, go
Speaker 9: on back to your post.
Speaker 6: Oh, there's nothing happening down there in the valley. Hm,
Speaker 6: he's some guns. Mugger just sits around in his cabin.
Speaker 6: What's the matter of Captain Quince?
Speaker 8: Anyway?
Speaker 6: Half a troop against one man and we hide around
Speaker 6: watching him for two days.
Speaker 4: You can't figure nothing of Vickers. We're waiting for yellow Knife.
Speaker 4: You mean we're gonna fight them Indians as soon as
Speaker 4: they show up.
Speaker 8: You scared boot right?
Speaker 4: All I need is to kill me an Indian and
Speaker 4: I won't be scared no more.
Speaker 8: Yeah, me too. I think.
Speaker 4: Who's throwing that rock?
Speaker 8: It's Gorse in the cabin.
Speaker 4: We'll get down there. He's signal to you.
Speaker 8: Oh man, I'll catch it now. What you're doing away
Speaker 8: from your post? Vickers?
Speaker 6: I couldn't see nothing where it was.
Speaker 8: I was wondering if boat Ride could Sorry you can
Speaker 8: be shot.
Speaker 10: For leaving your post at a time like this, vicars. Yes, sir,
Speaker 10: cap'n you're risking the life of every man in this troop.
Speaker 10: I'll get back where your belonging, Yes, sir, capt'n.
Speaker 8: Captain boat Right wants us come on.
Speaker 4: The end of the canyon, sir. Look there they come
Speaker 4: a yellow knife.
Speaker 8: How many braves you figure he's got with him, goose?
Speaker 8: It's hard to say yet, sir. Maybe thirty.
Speaker 4: They got a bunch of horses too.
Speaker 8: That's to pay for the rifles.
Speaker 5: Capt'n.
Speaker 4: I can see more than thirty, sous down there must
Speaker 4: be nigh to forty.
Speaker 11: There's that dirty gun running now I'm talking with a yellowknife.
Speaker 4: I wish we had a hole of the company here.
Speaker 10: Yes, sir, take boat move out about three hundred yards
Speaker 10: west of here. When you're ready, I want you to
Speaker 10: ride straight down into the canyon.
Speaker 5: Shut up.
Speaker 10: Your orders are to find out if they're really trading
Speaker 10: for guns down there. If you're running to any trouble,
Speaker 10: I'll have to help you out of it.
Speaker 8: That's all I understand, sir. Come on, boat Right, let's move.
Speaker 5: Affle of all.
Speaker 10: Shut up right and tell mister Saberts there. I want
Speaker 10: to see him, right, you want to be captain, mister Saberts.
Speaker 10: I think those sou down there are trading for Henry rifles.
Speaker 10: Sergeant Ghost and boat rider going to ride down and find.
Speaker 8: Out you may not going alone, sir.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it should be a fight if we appeared in force,
Speaker 10: might even look like I was trying to to run
Speaker 10: yellow Knife down. But they'll be kilser well, I can't
Speaker 10: let that happen. If they're attacked, we'll just have to
Speaker 10: ride in. It'll be a rescue mission, mister Sibots, I understand, Captain,
Speaker 10: all right, I'll get back to the troop, pass the
Speaker 10: word to saddle and mount. Space out the sixty paces
Speaker 10: between mounts. It'll make us look full strength, and mister Sibots,
Speaker 10: I'll shoot the first man who crosses the ridge before
Speaker 10: I give the signal. Pass the order and then come
Speaker 10: back here. Any questions, no, sir, move out, troops, riddy Captain,
Speaker 10: just in time. They'll go go some bootray.
Speaker 8: They'll be seen any minutes. Yeah, let's get back, good amounted,
Speaker 8: mister Sabbats. Yes, sir.
Speaker 10: When we reached the cabin, you lead the troops. I'll
Speaker 10: stop for the gun runner.
Speaker 13: As skirmishers.
Speaker 14: Oh that's the truck god, Satan God. Yes, sir, Where
Speaker 14: do the white man go? He isn't with him up there?
Speaker 8: I never seen him, cavin. He must be in the
Speaker 8: cabin here. I'm going in after him.
Speaker 5: I'll go in with you.
Speaker 8: So now you stay with the troop.
Speaker 10: They've chased them far enough, and get those stolen horses
Speaker 10: rounded up, right, sir, you're all through, mister.
Speaker 1: Come out of there. Oh, you ain't gonna hang me.
Speaker 1: Come out with your hands up. You'll get a trial.
Speaker 1: Hang it's bad.
Speaker 10: It's your choice, mister, come out, or I'll kill you
Speaker 10: right there.
Speaker 1: I'll take my chances suits me.
Speaker 11: Oh, they're still running, captain, but we.
Speaker 8: Kill some of them. About a yellow knife, he's dead.
Speaker 11: Sir, right over there, private boat right killed him.
Speaker 8: That boat trad lying over there to mister Sabbaths.
Speaker 11: Freight saucer. He took a bullet after he got yellow knife.
Speaker 10: Sergeant go and said, some men rounding up their horses.
Speaker 10: Mister Sabbats, reform the rest of the troop. Take care
Speaker 10: of the wounded. Detail six men for burial.
Speaker 8: Party, Yes, sir, Mercer. Oh here, hello, boat right, Captain, Sir,
Speaker 8: what can I do for you?
Speaker 5: Nothing?
Speaker 4: Captain, I'm all shut up that there's nothing anyone can do.
Speaker 8: That was yellow Knife. You killed bow Track.
Speaker 4: I always wanted to get my Indian. Captain Hush, you'll
Speaker 4: never figure it'll be yellow Knife.
Speaker 8: You did fine bout Track.
Speaker 4: But but here's something now. I took off yellow Knife.
Speaker 8: You keep it for me.
Speaker 4: You know what it is?
Speaker 8: Yeah? Yes, sure?
Speaker 4: Do I feel all wet inside?
Speaker 5: Captain?
Speaker 8: I'm sorry Boutrad. It's all right.
Speaker 4: I ain't scared, of course, not.
Speaker 8: Tell him goodbye for me.
Speaker 5: Cap'n.
Speaker 4: All of the.
Speaker 8: Captain Quin's reporting.
Speaker 7: Sir, just finished going over your report.
Speaker 8: Captain. Yes, sir, I'm not sure on reading.
Speaker 7: It whether you deliberately disobeyed orders or not. Would you
Speaker 7: care to clarify that.
Speaker 8: Point made you dagg it? Did you ever see one
Speaker 8: of these.
Speaker 7: That's a scalp?
Speaker 10: Private Bowtride took it off a yellow Knife Major. It's
Speaker 10: a woman's scalp, young woman, get rid of it.
Speaker 7: Yes, sir, Captain Quince, I'm reporting to Washington that the
Speaker 7: gun smuggler's been destroyed, but that you were attacked by
Speaker 7: Yellowknife during the operation and we're forced to defend yourself.
Speaker 7: Thank you, Major, that's all, captain, Oh captain, Yes, sir,
Speaker 7: just one more thing in regard to your recommendation for
Speaker 7: a posthumous medal for private boat riding. Yes, Sir Washington
Speaker 7: might question a report that recommended an honor for one
Speaker 7: of the soldiers who actually brought on Yellowknife's attack. So
Speaker 7: er for the good of the company, I'd suggest.
Speaker 10: That's alright, Major, boat ride, boat ride, and to understand
Speaker 10: he was a real soldier, Allied soldier.
Speaker 5: Four.
Speaker 2: Laramie is produced and directed by Norman McDonald and stars
Speaker 2: Raymond Byrr as lee Quince Captain of Cavalry, with Vic
Speaker 2: Perrin as Sergeant Gorse. The script was specially written for
Speaker 2: Fort Laramie by John Meston, with sound patterns by Bill
Speaker 2: James and ray Kemper musical supervision by Amarigo Marino. Featured
Speaker 2: in the cast were Harry Bartel, Bob Sweeney, Sam Edwards,
Speaker 2: Jack Moyles, Jan Arvin, Joe Cranston and Lou Krugman.
Speaker 1: Company tensent.
Speaker 2: Dismiss next week, another transcribed story of the Northwest Frontier
Speaker 2: and the troopers who fought under lee Quin's Captain of Cavalry.
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