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
Guns Smoke Gun Will spoke, starring William Conrad, the story
of the violin that moved west with Young America and
the story of a man who moved with it.
Speaker 2: 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 chance a job, and it makes a man
watchful and a little lonely. Marshall.
Speaker 1: All right, Marshall, I've been looking for you, hell about tush.
Speaker 2: I just want to ask you one question, all right,
go ahead?
Speaker 3: Ask are you?
Speaker 4: Are you not sworn as a matter of bounding?
Speaker 5: Do it?
Speaker 3: I poll law and ordering Dot City.
Speaker 2: Well, I guess you could put it that way.
Speaker 4: And why don't you get up from out there table
and go out and find that cow and the shooting armist.
Speaker 3: And don't god dudes go around hunting. I'm spanning on
you keep your mouth, yt Chester, get the dog on.
Linny's here, ain't nobody I'll.
Speaker 2: Set it down. Chester, sit on, all right, you too, Tush.
You keep waving your arms like that, you're going to
get abaplex.
Speaker 4: I ain't got no time to sit down, Marshall. I
got fourteen hundred head of cattle over a cross. Whoever
bawling in the prophet I got fires up at the
dodge house, willing to pay partner or anything I asked,
because I'm bringing in the first trail herd of the season,
dividing I can, Marsha. You've got to find out what
happened to on it? Hagar and not God dying.
Speaker 2: Kala head, Oh do you know anything that has happened
to it?
Speaker 3: They that Jack? He is neither one of them. If
he was just going this, then he wouldn't take the cow,
would it? He might only Hagar is pretty crazy about
that cow. You shut up, Chester, or I didn't ask you.
Speaker 6: I didn't ask. If you ask God, you said moon
fit all right?
Speaker 2: All right? Chester? Luck Toosh. Why don't you just sit on,
have a tear on. He'll be back in this on
good time.
Speaker 4: Well, his good time ain't mine. Burt Collins is bringing
a herd up for the circle. See ain't for it
in two days behind me? And if he gets his
cattle across that revenend of them shipping pens first, you'll
get the big prices.
Speaker 2: Might be final. I'll check her on town in the
morning to see if anybody knows where on they went.
Speaker 4: I already to ask his neighbors. Ain't sitting it for
for four or five days or the cow either, And Marshall,
I have my mind.
Speaker 3: And you and your sworn duty.
Speaker 2: My sworn duty doesn't include going out in the scour
on the countryside for a missing cow.
Speaker 3: Even if there's been foul play done.
Speaker 2: What are you talking about?
Speaker 4: That shack of his has tore up something awful like
there was a big fighting rockers in it?
Speaker 2: Is that the only reason you think something's happened to
only the way the place looks.
Speaker 4: Marsha Burke Collins wouldn't stop it nothing to get that
hurt of his end ahead of me.
Speaker 3: He's just low down, mean enough.
Speaker 2: Well, it's too late to start tonight, but I'll see
what I can find out first thing in the morning.
Speaker 4: All I'm asking Marshall for you to enforce the law
and protect the innocent.
Speaker 3: Bring a galt into jay Yah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll try to.
Speaker 5: Do all of that.
Speaker 2: Toush the first thing in the morning. Huh Now, why
don't you checking out the dodge house and try to
get some.
Speaker 3: Sleep that I'll close my eyes all in cattle.
Speaker 4: On the far side of the river, all that money
on this side, I won't sleep and went Marshall.
Speaker 3: But I hope you pass the play.
Speaker 2: Thanks gush.
Speaker 6: Mine goodness must have done all that human and pretting
over a sixteen year old Kyle. It's a dang skinnier
hip bone stick out like a hubs and wagon.
Speaker 2: With Yeah, but she comes unhind it for a job
like this. Uh yeah, you like assid beer? Yeah, thank you?
All right?
Speaker 3: What tesh lee or works up about? Man?
Speaker 2: Oh, he's got a trail herd and he wants to
bring across the river and he's pretty upset because you
can't find only hagar and that cow is what's.
Speaker 3: Only hagar has?
Speaker 2: Cow's got to do with it?
Speaker 3: From landsicks and skiddy, everybody knows you gotta have a.
Speaker 5: Cow or a steer.
Speaker 6: It's a good swimmer and it'll take the lead if
you want to drive a herd across water.
Speaker 3: Oh, I didn't know it is that too many?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's true. See a lot of herds have a
natural leader or two, and uh they will take the water.
The rest of the cattle will follow him across. But
you try to force the herd in the chatches are,
they'll panic and half of them more drum Huh, I
never heard of it makes a lot of money every
season just leading the herds across the air Kansas. And
that old cow of his takes the water like a duck.
Speaker 4: Well, and it's not out of jail without that Kyle
touches in Trumble.
Speaker 2: I'm sure he's in trouble. When Burke Collins heads here
in a couple of days with his herd, there's gonna
be more trouble. But he's already him there Collins, Well.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I seen him on Street second noon.
Speaker 3: Any doing yet?
Speaker 2: He must have had a gonna have Mister Dillon test
said that chapter one.
Speaker 3: He's all tore off like they'd been a fight.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he's not one to go off on sudden trips.
You know something, Kiddy, I think you're right, it's not
a choke.
Speaker 3: I sure he's good to get back. Miter d I'm
terrible hungry man.
Speaker 2: A huh wait a minute, Oh hello, dog, hold dog,
want to talk to you all right. Oh uh, Chester,
you're going ahead if you want, I'll meet you the restaurant.
Speaker 6: And feeling pretty into mister Dynan, they all go on in.
Speaker 3: I'll feel later, ye right, testy.
Speaker 2: Ah, that's on your mind, doctor Bill.
Speaker 3: Matt, what are you planning to do today?
Speaker 5: Work?
Speaker 2: Same as the other six days every week.
Speaker 4: Work Work you mean sitting down there in that jail
office with your feet on the desk.
Speaker 2: No, not today, Doc, I got a track down a
cow a cow.
Speaker 4: A cow, see, Matt, see you come along with me,
But I got to look in on a couple of
patients out toward Kiaware Meadows. Now we'll take long and
we'll have the rest of the day to shoot us
some prairie.
Speaker 2: And prairie, and this time of year, Doc, the only
prairie in around here right now? Or hold up in
the plumb thickets a deep but a weasel couldn't keep it, GETI.
Speaker 3: Now, that's just where you're wrong.
Speaker 4: You know how kyle With Meadows is protected by that
bend in the river, those high bluffs on the north side.
Oh yeah, and these last few weeks it's been mighty
warm for this time of year. Yeah, well, it's me
the kind of a full spring out there in the
middlew Now, the way I hear it, it's just as
green as may where the stand.
Speaker 3: The young clover come up there, and wild.
Speaker 4: Timothy and buffalo grass and the prairie hens are just swarm.
Speaker 2: You know something that's possible, Doc, I remember something like
that happening a few years back.
Speaker 4: Well, come on, then, let's get out here and get
out of it.
Speaker 2: Doc, I already told you I gotta find the cow.
Are you suess? I thought that was a juvenal I
wish it was. Say you haven't seen anything ony hagar,
have it?
Speaker 3: You mean one's cow?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 4: That old bag of bones?
Speaker 2: If that old bag of bones doesn't turn up pretty quick,
it's going to cause the worst fight that the times
e were saying fight.
Speaker 4: Who about the fight over that scrawny old walking cock
is now?
Speaker 3: Except own your car?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Not only? A couple of pretty tough boys named
Burke Collins and tush Lee say, only he's disappeared, and
that's the trouble. Touch thinks that Collins has had something
to do with it. I'm not too sure about what
he may be, right, And what what do you mean?
Speaker 5: Chusha?
Speaker 2: And I just got back from a look at on
a shock this morning. I'm gonna fight him at all. Right,
the cook stoves knocked over, tables smashing, no sign of
only or a cow anywhere.
Speaker 5: Oh well, gee, Matt, maybe he went on a trip.
Speaker 2: He took his cow on.
Speaker 3: Oh oh no, he is right, say Matt.
Speaker 4: If anything's something to pull on he they ought to
be hum.
Speaker 2: I feel the same way, doctor.
Speaker 4: He's got his faults, but he's a harmless old coot.
And and he never did any hurt to anybody in
his whole life.
Speaker 2: Eh. He kind of looks like somebody did some hurt
to him, though.
Speaker 3: I just don't seem to have no appetite, toll Or,
mister John.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I I I know that's that Chester. You only
had the six eggs.
Speaker 6: Well, I don't mean I don't eat exactly, but I
just don't seem to relish its much.
Speaker 2: And nah, I see, or maybe if you uh cut
down on the quantity a little bit maybe, Uh.
Speaker 6: No, No, it ain't that, I don't think, no, see,
it's just more like I've been feeling poorly lately. Not
nothing differ.
Speaker 3: You got me just kindly sore over.
Speaker 2: Tell me something, Chester, You you you didn't start getting
these three thoms just a few minutes ago, did You're when?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 2: When I told you about the doc going hunting to day?
Speaker 6: Oh my goodness, no, mister John, I know, oh why
I've been having these pains for a long time. Oh
I see, of course, now that you mentioned it, I declared,
I bet it sure wouldn't do me no harm.
Speaker 2: To get out in the open for a while. Oh
like around Kyle was met at.
Speaker 3: For instance, praying makes mighty good eating.
Speaker 6: I heard you say that to yourself many a time.
Speaker 2: Doc's already promised that something Chester.
Speaker 6: It's already look seeing is believing. Doc can't hit the
side of a barn both hands and the board in
the middle.
Speaker 2: You know that, By hello, Kitty, Matt, you better.
Speaker 3: Get over the long branch right away.
Speaker 2: Why what's wrong?
Speaker 3: Natush and Burt.
Speaker 4: Cullins over there sidling around? He shot like a pair
of tonguecats. He's gonna bust loose any minute.
Speaker 2: Come on, Chester, all y'all can pop Jack here on
he bring him with you. You know how to say
nothing about nobody in the army.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I knows what kind of.
Speaker 4: People some people are, And with him kind proven ain't needed.
Speaker 5: Well, now, man, I never had no friend this whole
born days.
Speaker 3: You're not to expect nobody here to agree with.
Speaker 2: Man. If we get another mirror, brother, we might have
closed out. I will see what we can do. You
stay Chester.
Speaker 4: I made off with on the hagar and that cow his,
and more than likely you've done them in.
Speaker 2: Now that's a lie, and I'm gonna break you in
pieces for it.
Speaker 3: Your start whenever.
Speaker 2: You're all right, hold at both of you.
Speaker 3: Well, there's a murder of Marshall.
Speaker 6: Do you do?
Speaker 3: Didn't I?
Speaker 2: Marshall?
Speaker 5: Marshall, A man shouldn't want to go telling lies about somebody.
Speaker 2: Addie, what are you doing in? Tom Collins? I thought
you heard was still there so south of the river.
Speaker 5: Well, I rode in the head order to talk to them.
Speaker 4: Cattle buyers come in to steal that cow. Murder on
the hagar, that's what he done.
Speaker 2: Have you seen an income?
Speaker 5: Why I want to see him? I got two three
good swimmers of my hurt.
Speaker 3: You're gonna rest him, ain't you, Marshall?
Speaker 2: I afraid I haven't got much reason to touch.
Speaker 3: All right, I'm gonna take a line in my own hands.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't advise that touch.
Speaker 4: I give you your chance, Marshall. If you ain't gonna
do your job, I'm.
Speaker 3: Gonna bring my boys in the tower and do it
for Tush.
Speaker 5: Come back, well, man, crazy fool. The man is gonna
be attacked. He shouldn't ald to just stand around and
do nothing to protect himself, should I?
Speaker 2: Wait a minute?
Speaker 1: I wait nothing.
Speaker 5: I'm going to.
Speaker 3: Camp, get some of my boys, Marshall and gone old
Kyle Shore his carding a lot of couple inc.
Speaker 2: You, Yeah, and that's gonna get worse.
Speaker 3: Like this just keeps my nerve.
Speaker 6: Tour he mister Dillon, mister Dion, shut the door.
Speaker 3: Chester, Oh, Hester, mister Dillon, what are you aiming to do?
Speaker 2: Sit here and digust my breakfast wine?
Speaker 3: But they're gonna be at it any minute now. Who
is Tush Lee and Bert Collins? You ain't forgot about them,
have you?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 2: But I wish I couldn't.
Speaker 3: Well, they're in town right now, both of them, and
they got their men with them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 3: Well, if you already know, why don't you do something
like what?
Speaker 2: Chester?
Speaker 6: Well, my Land, you could at least you could go
well maybe if you couldn't do that, you well You
can't just sit here and let them kill each other.
Speaker 2: But I can sit here until I'm sure that that's
what they're gonna do.
Speaker 3: But they are, they are, That's what I'm telling you.
Speaker 6: Tush is up there at the Long Branch saying how
he's gonna hang Burt and Burt down the other end
of the street, and making his brag.
Speaker 3: About how he's gonna shoot Tacho full of holds of birds.
Speaker 2: Can fly Chester if all the killing that's talked about,
and Dodge said he was actually done, boothell of be
ten miles wide and twenty miles long. But these two
are really going to then I'll deal.
Speaker 6: With it when it starts, and that'll be any minute now.
Everybody else in town thinks so too. Did they take
a look out this window. They ain't a soul in
the street except for some crazy food leading the leading.
Speaker 3: The mister Dylan.
Speaker 2: Oh what's the matter, Tony Hager, Huh, he's got his car.
Speaker 3: He ain't dead to talk.
Speaker 2: Come on, hey, Honye. Wait up a minute, wall there
and look.
Speaker 3: There, touch the door of the Long Branch.
Speaker 2: There, Yeah, there comes Collins and him Margy whups.
Speaker 3: Dere Mooney looking up the another mighty pleasant they now.
Speaker 2: When you say so, yeah, yeah, yeah, it's a fine,
fine day. Only where have you been?
Speaker 6: You know? Me and Ida Bell here has been up
to Kyle on Meadis for a few days.
Speaker 3: Kyle medals, Oh my goodness, it's.
Speaker 4: Just like sprang up there, all new grass and fresh clover,
and either Bell ain't at nothing.
Speaker 1: But dry feed over.
Speaker 4: He's just done her world of good He ain't that
right now?
Speaker 3: Dearie, Hush, I'm on out of here.
Speaker 2: Your Joe Colins, I bothered there?
Speaker 5: Come along?
Speaker 3: You had any excitement around town while I've been gone.
Speaker 2: Marshall excitement? Oh no, none to speak of. Things have
been pretty quiet.
Speaker 3: Only did you see any prayer hand up? Kyle meda,
Oh my yes, there was just schedule him.
Speaker 4: Mighty glad you got away from him on it?
Speaker 3: Did it hurt you bad?
Speaker 2: I shut up and let both of you before you
start taking the law out of your hands again, Tush,
you better stop and think for a minute. Only has
only been away on a little trip. Collins here had
nothing to do with it. Well that's true.
Speaker 1: Tell me Molly Well, I don't know what you're talking about.
Speaker 3: But me and Ida Bell has been up to Kylewood.
Speaker 5: Well here you are, Tush, what I told you.
Speaker 6: Hours? I don't know?
Speaker 5: Well you didn't know.
Speaker 3: And it's like I said, a man hadding all to
say what he ain't sure of, I recognize kind of
in the wrong. All right, Well that's for dang sure.
Speaker 1: And you made me look real bad, USh, Yeah.
Speaker 2: I guess it did.
Speaker 5: Bird.
Speaker 3: I might set up drinks if he was my cool.
Speaker 5: Right, you ain't gonna say that, but one time, let's
go only way they have that count out or whatever.
Speaker 4: A couple of hours.
Speaker 2: I got a job for I'm mighty sorry. But Ida
Belle can't do no swimming.
Speaker 3: She can't well why not?
Speaker 5: She hit too much green clover and she ain't going
to be fit to go in the water before tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Tomorrow may be too late.
Speaker 6: I'll forget it.
Speaker 5: Still, you're hurting with mine? Will swimming across together? Well,
they will hold out for the same price.
Speaker 2: With them cattle buyers.
Speaker 3: Fair enough for right, come on, let's get that drink, okay,
say one? Yeah, if you went up on tip on
your own choice? Now, how from your house was all
tore ups about that way?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Well there was only chunter write a bill. She didn't know.
Speaker 1: Where we was going, and she.
Speaker 5: Put up an awful ruptus before I convinced her.
Speaker 3: But it wasn't the barn that was to up. It
was a house.
Speaker 2: Well, of course it was.
Speaker 3: Where do you expect me to keep her outdoors?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: No, ain't. Nobody would expect you to keep that cow
anyplace except right in the house.
Speaker 1: Gunsmoke. We're used 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 Alice that's kidding.