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the Six Shooter, starring James Stewart.
Speaker 3: The trail of Virtue City was over the crest of
Baroneck Mountain and then down the northern slope. That's why
you couldn't see the town until you're almost there. That
in the clouds always seemed to be a stack of
thick marshmallow clouds along the side of Baronet, and by
the time he got through them, the town was right
in front of you. Anyway, I was about two o'clock
in the afternoon when I hit the city limits, and
at least what had been the city lemits ten to
fifteen years ago. Of course, nowadays, housed on the outskirts
weren't much more, just loose timbers and broken windows. When
I reached the main street, things look more normal, not
like a real town course, but well, the mercantile was
open on the bank, and the post office chen or
twelve stores made, all still doing business. I spotted what
I was looking for, the woe boy who the sign
on the opera house set Rocky Mountain, Western Railroad, Virtue
City Office. Well, I guess they might as well use
the opera House for something. Jenny Lynn Show won't be
singing there anymore, not like she did for the grand opening.
Speaker 4: I howdy afternoon, excuse me? Oh sure, I mind handing
me that box?
Speaker 5: Mm?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that one there on the.
Speaker 3: Desk, Oh?
Speaker 5: Oh, this one? Yeah, yeah, I wanna.
Speaker 4: Put these papers in it? Yeah? Thanks?
Speaker 3: Uh you clean out the offer, that's right, I say,
moving to another place, And well, I guess there's plenty
of vacancies in Virtue City and there one more. Wait
about what you leaving town?
Speaker 4: They sure, mister, in three weeks, that's what I wasted here,
three weeks. I'm not wasting any more time. By night,
that's the deadline. Then I take the stage. Virtue City
doesn't deserve a railroad and they're not getting one. M
what's on your mind?
Speaker 3: Uh well, I under the circumstances, I'm not exactly sure.
Speaker 4: That's no surprise. Nobody's sure anything around here.
Speaker 3: No, No, What I mean is I was figuring on
signing up with the railroad. I've played track before and
I thought that I. Uh well, I've I heard the
new line was going through Virtue City. Yeah, he'd wrong, mister,
uh huh well, I'm sorry to trouble you.
Speaker 4: There's other fault too, should be sorry. Gave me their word,
said they'd have the right away free and Claire out of.
Speaker 3: Some that's what we out of it, Red red party?
Speaker 5: Mm over here in the court house?
Speaker 3: Why me, Doc Cross?
Speaker 5: What what?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: Hol dark?
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm sure, Doc six dark as Brett on your right?
Speaker 3: Oh shay, I I didn't know you were still living
or a uh what?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 3: What in the thunder you're doing on a wheelchair? Dark?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 3: I fell off my horse a couple of months ago. Hey,
here's fault, not mine. Oh he's fault. Oh sure, yeah,
see did you break anything? And I ain't positive? I
had to send for Doc Sampson over the Watsonville. He says,
broke my leg. Oh, Butcher, don't think he'd know a
broken leg from my floating kidney. If you ask me.
He's keeping me off my feet, so he'll get a
crack at all my patient. Oh well, Darker, do you good?
Get a little rash? Mm? Maybe ain't gonna sit down
and britt sound sish ah. I was kind of surprised
to see the courthouse still open. I thought they'd moved
county seat over to Fort Grid pliticians. Yeah, those people
in Fort Gray bribe the legislature, that's what they did.
But we'll get the county seat back again. Just you
wait and see Meantime, we're using the courthouse for a
city hall. I guess we got just about the fanciest
city hall west of Denver. Yeah, I wouldn't be surprised.
I'm the mayor now, Brett.
Speaker 4: Oh wow, what about you?
Speaker 3: What brought you to Virtue City after all this time?
I hope you ain't just passing through. I'm fright, so, Doc,
I was able to sign up with the railroad, But
since they ain't coming this.
Speaker 5: Way, not coming this way?
Speaker 3: But who told you that. Well, that's full over at
the opera house. Oh that's Nelson, fad Nelson. Don't take
no attention to him. Well he worked for the railroad,
don't they.
Speaker 5: Well, yes he does, but he.
Speaker 3: Ain't never wanted the line to go through Virtue City anyhow.
He'd rather run away of Watsonville, if you ask me.
Watsonville's paying him off. Oh that's the reason he's been
looking for an excuse to get out of our contract.
He figures this trouble with that, and he'll let him
on off the hook. Annie's Silver Annie, You remember her?
Writ Annie Huxley. Annie huh oh, Annie Huxley. Oh sure,
I thought she'd moved away. Oh such luck. She's still
setting on the old Huxley mine like a hen hatching eggs.
The only thing is there ain't no eggs in that mine,
not anymore. Well, what what she got to do with
the railroads? Though? Well, with the route's been surveyed to
go through her property. Town agreed to secure all the
rideaways the railroad in need. We're willing to pay for
him and a good pride. But Annie's not satisfied with
what you're offering. We don't know she won't talk to us,
won't even let anybody near her shack.
Speaker 2: Oh, she just sets there day and night.
Speaker 3: Ride for the window with her shot gun poking out.
Anybody comes on her ane and let's go. H got
some food notes and there's still silver in that mine,
and folks are trying to get it away from her.
I'm crazy, that's what she is. To ask me. Oh,
I wouldn't say that, dog. Maybe Annie's living the past
a little bit. She got quite a past living too,
you know she was I I remember about her wedding
to send Hawksley about how he put down a street
sober dollars all around the church, remember as well, that's
beside the point I sent for Clyde Huxley.
Speaker 5: Clyde Clyde.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's a relative of sins, a distant cousin or
something like that, but a relative. We had to pay
his pair all the way out in Chicago. He's seeing
Annie ask that's where he is right now, and heels
straighten her out. You see, he's a liar and he's
not the kind to put up with any nonsense. Where hell,
mister hux and I didn't see you ride up, and
I didn't walked in the street. I didn't ride.
Speaker 2: I wonked for you.
Speaker 3: Oh now, don't tell me that horse of mind threw
you too.
Speaker 2: I'll where will I find the chief of police? What
I'm charging that woman with a tempted murder?
Speaker 3: Or you don't mean Annie?
Speaker 2: Certainly do mean Nannie. She ought to be locked up,
and if I have anything to do with that, she
will be.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 3: Then she she wouldn't sign over the ride away and
not even for you her own can.
Speaker 2: I didn't get a chance to discuss it. She shot
at me point blink.
Speaker 3: Don't look like she hit you.
Speaker 2: It is a miracle she didn't.
Speaker 3: Well, I guess she just didn't know who you were,
mister Huxley. She didn't recognize you. I told her where
I was.
Speaker 2: Right after that she fired.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 3: Some folks just don't Cortondorella Doves. Seems like she she
tried to kill me. Oh no, she was just defending
her property in us.
Speaker 5: Actually.
Speaker 3: Uh, if she'd wanted to kill you, you wouldn't be
walking around now. Annie knows how to handle a gun. Well, no,
we we gotta do something, Brick if we don't have
that right away by tomorrow. And Nelson he he's the
railroad man nelse no leave town.
Speaker 2: The railroad goes through Watson Villain.
Speaker 3: That'll just about wash up Virtue City once and for all.
There must be some way of explaining things to Annie Dock.
I throw her in jail, I'd just have to make
her more accusted than ever, you know, But same, maybe
there is another way. Sure, somebody she trusted, somebody who
didn't have no axe to grind. She listened to him.
Or now, Doc, you got those papers already, have her
to sign. Mister Huxley R. Dock would then give him
to Brick.
Speaker 5: Doc. Uh, Now this ain't my fair, Dock. Now, I
don't wanna get mixed up with him. I know you bring,
but I don't let us down.
Speaker 3: Go on, huctually give him the papers. We will never
forget what you're doing, but the whole town will be
in your debt. Just get her to sign him places
remark to the Nicks Doc. Next thing I knew, I
was riding up to the Huxley mine. Annie Shack was
next to the main shaft, about a hundred yards off
the road. I slid down out of the saddle and
tried the gate. Holy smokes padlocks big enough to protect
the Denver mint was chained around the post.
Speaker 5: Well, I don't nothing else to do but climb over
the fence.
Speaker 3: I uh, getting on toward dusk now, I I I
didn't know whether to sneak up on Annie unawares or
just walk up to the front door and play in
sight and take my chances. While I was making up
my mind, are you slapping down behind the pile up
wooden boxes? Whe Wow? At least one thing was certain.
I wasn't gonna sneak up on her unawares. Go next
time out of me.
Speaker 1: I'll put that thing down, Annie, or I'll shoot it
out of your hands.
Speaker 3: Who of her?
Speaker 2: Who is that?
Speaker 3: Brett Poonset? Right? A right, I'm on node.
Speaker 6: None of the flea bitten skunks from around here to
have nerve enough to talk to me that way.
Speaker 3: Al, I'm coming in, Annie.
Speaker 6: I guess there's no it's jumping you. I said, I
believe you. They would try to shoe fish gumb out
of my hand and written no.
Speaker 2: Matter what you say.
Speaker 3: Wow, that makes us even man. I don't believe you
would aim at I neither.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 3: How things Annie, well, not too bad?
Speaker 4: Not too bad to close that door?
Speaker 3: Sure, So.
Speaker 6: Back to The matter is, bitch, I've been working in
the southern and chaffed lately found a vein that looks
real promising. One of these days the Hutley will be
going full force again.
Speaker 5: Mm hmm.
Speaker 3: Now Annie, now you don't really believe that.
Speaker 6: Well, of course I believe it. Why shouldn't I. We
took a quarter of a million dollars out of this
mind sitting me, and there's plenty more. She just questioned
to find it here?
Speaker 3: You want some coffee? Yeah, yeah, thanks? Now th th
these hills have been work dry an there's no silver,
and I'm not anymore, And that's why I came up
to talk.
Speaker 4: To you here.
Speaker 6: Drink your coffee. It's about the right away for the railroad.
You're just wasting your breath.
Speaker 3: No, but dark Cross said you didn't know anything about
the railroad. That nobody had been able to explain it
to her.
Speaker 6: Nobody had to explain if there's nothing goes on in
Virtue City that I don't get wind of. I ain't
lived here thirty five years for nothing.
Speaker 5: Dark says.
Speaker 3: The town needs the railroad needs it bad.
Speaker 6: Why I got no objection to a railroad into Virtues City?
Probably need it myself to haul it all out when
I strike a rich being. But the lion don't have
to go through my property.
Speaker 3: Uh, mountain country like this, railroads don't.
Speaker 5: Have much choice.
Speaker 3: And I asked dark Cross, and the only other route
would cost a whole lot more money. More on the
rocky Mountain Western is waning to pay. Well, I needs
my problem.
Speaker 6: All I carry about is the Huxley, and they not
laying any tracks across it.
Speaker 5: Alright, ain't all right? That's the way you feel? Thanks
for coffee?
Speaker 3: Oh I, I guess might be out of warring you.
Your cousin's talking about putting you in jail.
Speaker 6: He's my cousin.
Speaker 3: He's sins and sin never had no use for arm
neither well whoever he is he and it's for putting
me in jail. He'll have to find somebody to come
out here and arrest me first.
Speaker 6: From what I've seen of him this afternoon on the railway,
make no trouble.
Speaker 3: What's what's going on here?
Speaker 2: Harshley is going to sweat out of wanant her rest.
Thanks to you, the sheriff was able to serve it.
Speaker 6: Fall aloe down me cheaperne occupied.
Speaker 3: Some make a sneak in here. Let's go listen.
Speaker 6: I'm done enough listening to you already take your hands
off me, Schiff. I ain't one of the girls from
Crawford Saloon. I'm Silver Andie Huxley. And when I go
to jail, I go.
Speaker 3: Under my own power.
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starring James Stewart as Brick Punts it Uh.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 3: They put Annie in a buckboard and started out for town.
I rode alongside for half a mile or so and
tried to tell her I wasn't part of getting or arrested,
but she wasn't listening, so I gave scars hat. It
was about nine o'clock when I got back to Virtue City.
Place looked even stranger by night than the day. Uh,
just a light here and there where folks were living,
and then whole blocks of darkness in between, sort of like, uh,
like the candles on a cake when part of 'em
been blown up. I stopped off at the Mansion hotel
enough to get me a room, and I headed over
the dark Cross's house, who was sitting in the living
room meeting balks a hard candy.
Speaker 5: When I got there, Come on in and break Come
on in.
Speaker 3: How'd you make out get her to find him the
dotted line.
Speaker 5: Oh uh, sorry to hear that hurt.
Speaker 3: Oh mm, don't shy a for a while. I don't
know better, and eat this stuff with my teeth. Sure
he is good though, has a piece, no no kinds. Yeah,
any well, now you mustn't feel too bad, Brick. As
a fag, you wouldn't have much luck with it. So
it was mister Huxley. He uh he went ahead and
got that warrant drawed up. Yeah, yeah, I know, uh
huh uh. I was there when the sharp arrested her.
She thinks I was in cahoots with him and Hodgsley.
Oh well, now that's a shame. But don't you worry.
I'll see she finds out the true Ah. I guess
it's certainly right forgetting mixed up in her affairs. No,
you wasn't mixing, Rick, You were just doing us a
fair man. We're all much obliged. Hm. You know, send
him for Clyde. Huxley was just about the smartest stunt
I ever pulled. Maybe maybe so, But you haven't got
the right away yet. Well we'll get it, Brick, we'll
get it.
Speaker 5: Oh, I don't think jail on heard the answer. Besides,
you'll have to turn her loose anyway.
Speaker 3: Hucksley can't make that charge of attempted murder. Stay, you know,
he's not charging her with anything, Grid, It's just a
question of whether she's got all her faculties or not.
Speaker 5: That's what the hearing will be about. You mean, well,
you mean he's claiming she's crazy.
Speaker 3: Well, you said yourself she was peculiar. I said she
lived in the past. That's all. Everybody's got something to remember.
Speaker 5: Does that more or less?
Speaker 3: Well, in her case it's more or not less. Of
course he's hat to Judge Draiting to decide. Well, hasn't
there got to be medical testimony and uh sanity hearing? Yeah,
actually subpoenaed me this evening a dog gone a dark
now th th this just isn't right. That is her
only relative. He looked afire state law. It says the
nearest relative can demand is sanity hearing. If there's sufficient cause, you'll.
Speaker 5: Take that mind away from her.
Speaker 3: You'll break her heart and not wait a minute, brit
you said yourself, this wasn't none of your business. If
you were sorry you mixed into it. Sure, God, but
it just looks like I got mixed up in it.
H Night dark. I'll see you later. This is not clean.
Speaker 2: I want to get this clear.
Speaker 1: You admit firing a shot done at various people over
approached your place of residence.
Speaker 4: At various times, I've shot.
Speaker 6: At people trying to get into the Huxley mind. If
that's what you mean, that's right now?
Speaker 3: How often has this occurred? As often as they tried
to order?
Speaker 5: You come to order.
Speaker 3: It's a very serious matter. Now let's see where what?
Oh yes, uh well, surely you must admit this behavior
of yours isn't exactly normal.
Speaker 6: It's normal for me now order.
Speaker 3: What I mean is the average person doesn't use firearms
on harm as visitors.
Speaker 6: The average person don't own the Huxley Mine.
Speaker 4: I do.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah, you are not? You Aheapen Dougley. This is
the crux of my poor cousin's delusion. This feeling of
hers with the Huxley Mine.
Speaker 1: Isn't some great value that it still contains when we
all know that it's worthless?
Speaker 6: And just how do you know that you proved it
to us?
Speaker 3: For ten years?
Speaker 2: You've lived there and searched the shops every day, have
you found silver, even a trace of it. No, I
ain't you see you runner?
Speaker 6: If that makes me crazy, then Sin must have really
been out of his head. He spent twelve years prospecting
that mine before he made his first break. I still
got two years to go before be even with him.
Speaker 2: Yes there was silver there. There there is nor Lona.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, missus Huxley, but after what Doc Cross have
and then what you yourself say, Well, I'm afraid that
the law allows me no alternative, but it excuse me,
your honor. Now now I see here. We're not gonna
have any more interruptions. Who is that man? Doc Rich
puns six shooter?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 2: Where hell?
Speaker 3: If there's something you wish to say, mister Boncaid, that
is here a cord over here. Happy to hear you.
Oh thanks, George. Uh, I've been listening to this hearing
and uh like mister Huxley says that all seems to
hinge on whether or not there's any silver in the
Huxley mine. What what I mean is if there was silver,
then Annie's actions wouldn't seem so strange, were they?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 2: Oh no, no, I suppose not.
Speaker 3: Uh, She'd be protecting a valuable piece of land. But yeah, well, now, uh,
I think maybe you ought to see this report here.
You see, I took some ore samples from the Huxley
mine over to this Essay office this morning, and uh, well,
h well, here here's one of 'em. I'm afraid I
don't uh quite follow you, mister Polly, if you'll just
read that report, you're on a senior samples tested, So
uh value of approximate one hundred twenty five dollars a
time a hundred and twenty four. Yeah, I figured they'd
run a little higher, but I guess, uh here, let
me see that. I can't believe it. Well that that's
what it says, all right, Why this wort come.
Speaker 2: From the Huxley.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, that's where I came from.
Speaker 6: Listen, quitting everybody, everybody, and he's found silver again.
Speaker 3: For all we know, the whole town has hit money,
just like in the old days.
Speaker 5: Silver.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Where the railroads. You've got a contact with my company.
Speaker 3: We don't need your railroad, Nelson, We've got silvere.
Speaker 4: Ah.
Speaker 3: Now, I wouldn't be too hasty dark of course, there's
no possibility of bringing the line through the Huxley, now,
I suppose, But there is that other route. It cost
much of Nelson's company a little more money.
Speaker 4: They range there. Of course, I'll have to check with
the main office.
Speaker 3: Oh you would.
Speaker 5: Oh that seems a shame.
Speaker 3: Too bad. You can't, sir, the decision right now on
the spot, you know, for another railroad. Here is about
the Silver and Tart to beat you in here.
Speaker 4: On second thought, there really isn't any reason to delay
the matter. If you'll just drop by my office, doctor Cross,
I will send the contract and give the order to
begin construction on the other route.
Speaker 3: Yeah, except what you well, I guess that takes care
of everything except Annie and the sanity hearing. Uh, you
were just about to hand down a ruling, judge. Now
now you come to order, come to do well, there's
no question about her sanity. I'm surprised at you, mister Huxley,
a lawyer, if you're standing questing the complaint like that,
why silver Ranny Huxley is one of Virtue City's outstanding citizens.
I always have been, always will be. Of course a
journy h Inside of five minutes, the only people left
in that courtroom were May and Annie. The funny thing,
you know, she was the only person who hadn't been
excited about the sawber. She just kind of stared at
me without budgeting, and then uh, corners of her lips
sort of wrinkled up into a smile.
Speaker 6: Great palm said, yes, ma'am, you better get out of
town before they find out they tar and feather.
Speaker 3: You're for sure? Well? What what?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 5: What what are you?
Speaker 3: What are you talking about? Annie?
Speaker 6: Why you think guy didn't recognize that piece or or two.
I've been looking at it for thirty years.
Speaker 3: Uh hm, them samples.
Speaker 6: Have been sitting on my dresser ever since. Then found
'em in his first strike. Oh who saw 'em last night?
You knew they were souvenirs from the old days.
Speaker 3: Well, they could have been, and something that you dug
up recently, couldn't they.
Speaker 6: I'm not saying you lied, brit Or.
Speaker 3: You told 'em was it the or it.
Speaker 4: Was from the Huxley?
Speaker 3: That's true enough.
Speaker 6: It's just a good thing they didn't.
Speaker 3: Ask you when yes, I guess t is I guess his?
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 3: Uh, anybody can make a mistake.
Speaker 6: And you knew what you were doing, and you knew
the layer would be coming through the other route before
they got white.
Speaker 3: No, I I wouldn't exactly say that, but uh, under
the circumstances, I kind of think maybe I better leave town.
Don't you think that would be so long? Annie made
him in a bit.
Speaker 6: I wanted to thank you.
Speaker 3: Oh well, nothing to thank me for, Annie. It just
looks like I can't tell old ore samples from fresh ones,
that's all. Oh. It was a microtol lighter before I
heard about Virtue City again. Bumped into a fellow and
Idaho spring so it was heading up that way. Said
that been a big silver strike near the town. I
I tried to talk him out of going over there.
I told him he'd probably just a false alarm, and
he wouldn't listen.
Speaker 5: He said they had been a.
Speaker 3: False strike three or four weeks ago, and everybody went
out prospecting, and the first thing you knew, somebody found Zelda.
Speaker 5: The real thing fall.
Speaker 3: I had a newspaper from Virtue City to prove it.
Editorial on the front page was by Doc Cross about
moving the county seat back to where it was was.
Speaker 5: Remember, Uh, thanks, sure, how funny way we're working on
was it?
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Speaker 5: The Six Shooter.
Speaker 1: Mister Stewart may currently be seen in the Universal International
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The Six Shooter is an NBC Radio Network production in
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who have created by Frank Burt and the transcribed story
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All characters and incidents were fictitious, and any resemblance to
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