Speaker 1: My gun was handcrafted to my specifications. I rarely draw
it unless I mean to use it. Have Gun, Will Travel,
starring mister John Dayner as Paladin, San Francisco, eighteen seventy five,
the Carlton Hotel, headquarters of a man called Paladin. Good
evening in, mister Peladan, Then in George my key. Plea, yes, sir,
mister Peladin. Good evening, mister pad I'm believing, my dear.
I'm nice to see you, is it. Of course? Haven't
you been avoiding me lately? No, not at all. I've
been out of town, mister Paradin. Mister Paladin, over here. Boy,
you'll pardon me, my dear, but wait for me in
the lounge.
Speaker 2: You don't take too long.
Speaker 1: I won't hello, hey boy.
Speaker 3: Oh yes, mister Paradin, I look for you. I get
you papers from all places in west like.
Speaker 1: Oh wait, have fine, put them in my room. I'll
be up later. Right now, there's a young lady something
you want to see in this journal from New Mexico.
I mo, yeah, you read it.
Speaker 3: Look like they need missa Paladina and he's gone, eh.
Speaker 1: Yes, maybe so, neighbor. I get me pen and paper,
Oh yes, sir, right, away, cool, good good you send
God say have gone.
Speaker 2: We'll travel.
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Speaker 4: Oh never mind, I could still walk to my own door.
Speaker 1: Well, my name is Paladin. I got your wire wire?
Speaker 4: What wire?
Speaker 1: But your name is Jesse Reid, and what about her?
You and twenty of your men tried to take the
town of Pridida below the border in Mexico, and only
five of you came back, not in very good shape.
I see that you're still hobbling on one leg. Well
come on in. Thank you?
Speaker 4: Now? How how do you know so much?
Speaker 1: Sort in San Francisco papers? And I sent you a
card like this one.
Speaker 5: Have gun, we'll travel wire Paladin, San Francisco.
Speaker 4: But I sent no wire.
Speaker 1: I have it right here.
Speaker 4: Rch Yes, sir, mister Reid, did you send this man
a wire?
Speaker 1: I figured maybe mister Paladin could help us, mister aid,
at least till he was able to sit a horse again.
Speaker 5: Oh you're a fast gun, eh, fast enough?
Speaker 2: What you figure you can do for me?
Speaker 1: Dave Venderby's wanted for murder, and he's hold up in
an outlaw town in Mexico. And more important, he took
your daughter with him, and when he went after her,
he ambushed your men and shot you I guess you'd
like to see him again.
Speaker 5: But if I couldn't bring him back with twenty men,
how do you think you would do it all alone?
Speaker 1: There are all kinds of tactics, mister Reed.
Speaker 4: Tactics you one of them.
Speaker 1: Ex army officers, among other things.
Speaker 4: I know your breed got to have action and money.
Speaker 1: Which brings us to my fee.
Speaker 4: I didn't ask you here. I ain't paying nothing.
Speaker 1: For Dave vender be delivered to you, breathing yeah, how much?
One thousand dollars?
Speaker 4: That gun comes high?
Speaker 1: It's a good gun, crafted to my own specifications.
Speaker 2: Let me see it.
Speaker 6: No do you think of that?
Speaker 5: I ask a man for his gun and he gives
it to me. Why you overdressed ten soldier? You'd have
about as much of a chance with Dave Enderby as.
Speaker 4: A ribbon clerk.
Speaker 1: I'll have my gun back, mister Reed, or I'll put
a hole between your eyes. This denager may not look
as impressive, but it's just as effective a short range
thank you. Now, what about Dave Enderby derringe in your waistcoat? Here?
You're a cool all right?
Speaker 4: Then you bring me Enderby alive and you'll.
Speaker 1: Get your thousands.
Speaker 4: But nothing on account only my word.
Speaker 1: I don't ask anything more.
Speaker 5: Enderby shot his first man when he was fifteen in
the back. That's where he tried to shoot me, and
that's where he'll shoot you if he gets the chance.
Speaker 4: It's the only way he knows to fight.
Speaker 1: I remember, what do I do about your daughter?
Speaker 4: She went with him of her own free will. Let
her stay, mister, I said, let her stand. Hey, I
wonder I'll get him. You're a fool, Paladin.
Speaker 5: You might get in, but you won't get out. The
whole Mexican government can't get an outlaw.
Speaker 4: Of pretty though.
Speaker 2: I couldn't and you won't.
Speaker 1: We'll see good day, mister reid h. Welcome to Perdida, Senor, Senor,
quite a welcoming committee. Do they always ring bells to
tell us a stranger is in the past? It is guarded.
I saw them. They didn't look very friendly, not they ever.
A stranger is a friend, Senor. My name is Paladin.
Speaker 2: Mine is O'Brien.
Speaker 1: Oh I am the alchohedy here Mexican with an Irish
name in Perdido. What matters.
Speaker 7: It's not a man's nationality, but his disposition. If he shall,
we say, it's sympatical, then he.
Speaker 1: Is welcome for as long as he can pay.
Speaker 7: It is a poor business, Senor, that does not make
a profit. You have friends here, Senor Paladi.
Speaker 1: I'm looking for Senor Enderby. Can you tell me where
to find him?
Speaker 7: He is usually in the canteen. Thank you, oh, Senor Palady. Yes,
I must tell you about our bed. If it rings
when one leaves Perdido.
Speaker 6: That one is always met in the past.
Speaker 7: Stay with us, Senor, and be comfortable. And when you leave,
I hope the bell does not ring for you.
Speaker 1: Good day, Senor Brian. Hey what, Senior, don't shoot?
Speaker 4: The knife was not meant for you.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 5: That's a fast draw, mister, But you can host your gun.
We're only thrown at that circle on the wall beside you.
Like this, hell, let me go?
Speaker 1: I win again?
Speaker 8: Got pleasures in your huh? Oh Quila, there.
Speaker 1: You've been thrown at a man.
Speaker 2: I mean go you be dead now.
Speaker 4: It's a mess.
Speaker 2: When it is a man double a bed, then we'll see.
Speaker 4: But this time I use your.
Speaker 1: Life, had it all, amigo, I permit.
Speaker 8: You to use on yours. There is one lord in Perido.
We do not fight each other.
Speaker 5: Well now, I thank you for reminding me. I ain't
gonna be the one to spoil the fun. Go ahead,
I'm ega through.
Speaker 1: Dancing. The rules are good.
Speaker 2: You try to cook me in the back.
Speaker 1: Just letting you know.
Speaker 5: I don't mind giving some from no way, but nobody
takes nothing from me nothing.
Speaker 2: Here is your knife on me gun. He'll know better
next time.
Speaker 1: Enderby A, do you know my name? I had a
good description of you, of how you fight. I've come
looking for you for me. Seems I have to take
it back across the border, and so.
Speaker 8: Julio dotty stea, Senor, so don't try anything while you
will not leave it now.
Speaker 1: I take that gun of yours, mister.
Speaker 2: You won't be needing it anyway.
Speaker 1: Now because I can't shoot you. I don't get paid
unless I bring you back breathing. Who too?
Speaker 2: Yes, you read that old vinegaroon is still alive and
kicking very much.
Speaker 1: So he wants you alive. What's your name, mister Taladan?
You want me to take care of him? Senor Enerby Nah,
let him go. Julia ain't got a chance, thank you.
You know, I'd like to meet the young lady who
caused all this Nancy show.
Speaker 2: Why not Nancy, get a real boot out of you.
Come on, mister Paladin.
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Speaker 2: Tell him, honey, I am.
Speaker 1: I see.
Speaker 9: My father wasn't honest with you, mister Paladin. All he
wanted was to set you against Dave. Did he tell
you the way everybody back home talked about Dave.
Speaker 1: All those scrapes he got into. He was forced. You
reken me with them spurs again.
Speaker 9: If you think you're gonna turn me against Dave.
Speaker 2: He came for me. Honey. Your daddy don't even want
to see you again.
Speaker 4: That's true.
Speaker 9: He doesn't care if he ever sees me again.
Speaker 2: How do you know he knows her? Old man got
a high figure's allegance.
Speaker 1: You managed to put some lead into that tough hide.
Speaker 2: What don't you believe that, honey? I told the boys
let your daddy be. I saw him right away without
a scratch.
Speaker 1: And your father saw Dave bush white him.
Speaker 2: Now, honey, don't that prove he'll say anything to split us.
Speaker 1: You've got quite a problem, man. See who's the liar,
your husband or your father.
Speaker 9: Dave's wild, but he's no murderer.
Speaker 5: If I've done half the things folks say, I've been
dancing at the end of a rope long ago.
Speaker 1: There's still time.
Speaker 9: Davy's trying me to fight.
Speaker 1: Don't let him us to fight, or come along with me.
He's got my gun, but still he won't fight. He's yellow.
Speaker 4: It's not true.
Speaker 1: If you had a belly for fighting, you to finished
off that fellow in the canteena, you'd have finished me.
But you couldn't because we were face to face with you.
Speaker 4: Shut out you.
Speaker 1: You're a rotten middle coward. You can only bushwhack men,
stab or shoot him in a.
Speaker 4: Hi.
Speaker 1: He's only knocked out. He'll wake up soon enough. I
wish he killed you, but he didn't. Now, just getting
my gun back, and no stop, I'll have to finish it. Please,
having a chance of getting out of Prieto alive otherwise,
don't don't.
Speaker 9: I'll do anything you say.
Speaker 1: Please help me get out of Pridido. Come with me
through the past, all right, no trouble, no tricks. I
have your word, because you have my word. All right,
let's go.
Speaker 2: I'll turn back here. You're almost out.
Speaker 5: Of the past.
Speaker 1: A little farther I can still see the guards.
Speaker 9: You're perfectly safe now. I got you out of Perdido.
Speaker 1: Nancy, why don't you come back with me?
Speaker 9: You're crazy?
Speaker 1: You're wrong about your father. He wants you back. You've
heard him, but he loves you. Why not come back
with me? No, you'd rather stand in predido with Yes,
then I'll have to take you up the rain. Don't worry.
If he really loves you, he'll come after you. Sounds
like he's worked himself free.
Speaker 2: You soon be sorry you ever saw her?
Speaker 1: Dett have to catch us first?
Speaker 9: Are we going to rude all night?
Speaker 1: The idea is to lose tape, isn't it?
Speaker 4: We go on?
Speaker 1: Can wen we crossed the real? Oh?
Speaker 4: Please?
Speaker 9: Can we stop and rast?
Speaker 1: I guess we can. He'll be catching up. What's about
now between the two of us? We've left the clear
enough trail between the two of us. Do you think
I didn't notice you dropping things along the way? If
the trail was any longer, you'd have had a problem
in modesty. Come on, we'll make camp here and have breakfast.
Speaker 4: Now you've wanted him to follow us?
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Speaker 9: No, you simply used me to bring him out of tredido.
Speaker 1: No, let's say I accomplished two purposes with one action.
To take you back to your father where you belong,
and they get end a bit of the gallows where
he belongs.
Speaker 9: It's more of your lies about my father still warning
me about Dave shooting him.
Speaker 1: Dave tried to shoot him in the back, the way
he'll try to shoot me now that he's here. You
mean he's up there in the rocks behind me, isn't he?
Speaker 9: How did you know?
Speaker 1: I've been watching your eyes, depending on them to warn me. Now,
if you see how he works, if there's a way
of crawling around to a man's back, he finds.
Speaker 9: It, You're wrong. Besides, I don't care how he does it,
just so he kills you.
Speaker 1: Well, that last shot might have killed you.
Speaker 9: You're crazy. He's my husband.
Speaker 1: He came after me, not because he loves you, but
because nobody takes anything away from it.
Speaker 9: He doesn't know, he thinks, Dave, Dave, I didn't leave you.
Speaker 4: He forced me come and get him.
Speaker 1: You get down, You wasted your breath. He won't come.
You won't face a fair fight, even for you. You're wrong,
all right, end to be, you're right, Come all right,
in to be. You've got a good shot at me now,
and so if I have you, you want to finish it,
You're welcome to try.
Speaker 2: No, No, I give up.
Speaker 4: Day, Are you right? Listen, Paladin, I'll.
Speaker 2: Make a deal with you.
Speaker 1: It's really hurting.
Speaker 4: Old man wants not me.
Speaker 1: You take her, let me go day, What about it, Paladin,
no deal, I'll take you both. Potch Yes, sir, mister Reed.
Speaker 4: Someone gets rode into the yard. You better get outside there,
mister Paladin, and under.
Speaker 1: Be delivered breathing.
Speaker 2: Oh not for a long wait.
Speaker 4: But you can't shoot me.
Speaker 2: I got to write to a heroes to read.
Speaker 1: Just a minute, mister Reid. One thousand dollars first, I
like things orderly, Thank you, traft will.
Speaker 4: Do Yeah, I have it all ritten out.
Speaker 1: There.
Speaker 4: There's your blood money, bounty hunter, get off.
Speaker 1: Thank you for sticking to the letter of our agreement.
I'll do the same you did.
Speaker 4: I paid me, give me my god.
Speaker 1: I didn't agree to become an accessory to murder.
Speaker 4: You're in coohoost. The two of you suckered me for
a thousand. Gonna write off laughing.
Speaker 1: That Dave the law take care of him, and you figure.
Speaker 4: To pick up the reward too.
Speaker 1: No, that belongs to Nancy. Nancy outside, But there's no
use bringing her in. You said you never wanted to
see her again.
Speaker 4: You had the nerve to come back here?
Speaker 2: Did she I'll give her what for, Mancy, You'll come.
Speaker 6: Here, all right, look up at me, Come on, dad,
you lay?
Speaker 4: Oh, I'm all right?
Speaker 6: Are you sure?
Speaker 3: How do you feel?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 5: How do you think I feel? But the daughter ain't
got no more sense than to stand out here in
the sun when she's got a house to go in her.
Speaker 1: I'm go on.
Speaker 4: You get your room, You get washed up. Looks like
you've been in a stampede. Go on, getting at your girl.
Speaker 3: All right there, Oh, so happy to see you back
in San Francisco all over.
Speaker 2: Hello, hey boy, Oh, I bought lots of people to
your room.
Speaker 1: Mister Paladin and pretty lady leave.
Speaker 7: Let up.
Speaker 1: Oh, it's nice to be home. No one we know
of approves of wasting money. In spite of that, however,
we Americans are often guilty of wasting our money by
the uses we make of our government facilities. Take the
operation of the post office, for example, mostly out of habit,
many offices and individuals post outgoing mail at the end
of the day. In so doing, they leave post office
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Remember for faster, more economical service, mail early in the
day and include zone numbers. Have Gun Will Travel? Created
by Herb Meadow and Sam Rolth, is produced stand directed
by Norman McDonald and stars John Dayner as Paladin with
Ben Wright as hey Boy. Tonight's story was written by
Sam Roth and adapted for radio by John Duncle. Featured
in the cast were Paul Dubob Gene Bates, Joseph Kearns,
William Allen, Don Diamond, Howard Culver, and Lillian Byatt. Hugh
Douglas speaking join us again next week for Have Gun
Will Travel