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 U S Marshal and The Smell
of Guns Smoke, Gun Will Smoke, starring William Conrad. The
story of the violence that moved west with young America
and the story of a man who moved with it.
I'm that man, Matt Dillon, United States Marshal, the first
man they look for and the last they want to meet.
It's a chancy job and it makes a man watchful,
had a little lonely.
Speaker 2: Hey, look you there, Sam, the big Fellow's about to
start the show.
Speaker 3: Now, Hi, everybody, I heard you, Dodd City folks. We're
up and coming, ready to pay a price for a
real thrilling spectacle. Well, this Sidney a feet of Darren,
the like of which ain't been seen since the days
away in town.
Speaker 1: He's a pretty funny talker, and.
Speaker 3: Ain't I'll put your money in the hat.
Speaker 4: There won't be any.
Speaker 3: Shoe Come on, Sam, thank you?
Speaker 1: Hey, Hey, is that your little boy? Mister? Tell why
you want to find out? Mister Fitlan here, you know
this is my.
Speaker 3: Partner, mister little May He may be small, but he
ain't no boys, you just found out. I'll advise you
to put some money in there.
Speaker 2: Well, sure, sure, I'll put you using a shoot that
tin can off in the little fellow's head.
Speaker 1: I shoot one off in his head, he shoots one
off in mine.
Speaker 4: If you put in your money, Oh.
Speaker 3: Well, sure mine. Now, gentlemen, stand back, not away. That's it,
that's it, thank you. Now I place this small can
on my head. Please do nothing to distract my partner.
This is a serious moment. You ain't joking, mister, Please please,
I'll make no sound as he.
Speaker 1: Counts yes, one, two, three?
Speaker 3: Why now He'll place the can on his head and
right hold it up a minute there, what's trouble, Marshall.
Speaker 1: There's a law about firing guns in the straight hair, mister.
Speaker 3: But Marshall, this is an exhibition, a theatrical performance. You
might say it's even education.
Speaker 1: I don't care what you call it. There's lead flying
and it can kill somebody one of you.
Speaker 3: Even Well, that's what makes a performance, Marshal, That's what
they pay to see.
Speaker 1: You're risking a lot for that little hatful of money.
We trust each other as marksmanship Marshal. Nobody's that good
every time.
Speaker 3: We're gamblers, Marshal, I eard.
Speaker 1: You won this time. Go ahead and split the pot.
But we haven't finished yet, all right, everybody that shows
over all along.
Speaker 3: You won't let us go on? No, I suppose we
move outside time, no laws and against the.
Speaker 1: Little target practice? Is there? No at this kind of
target practice. If you miss, you'll face a murder. Church Well, I.
Speaker 3: Told you we're gamblers, Marshall. We're gonna set up a
game here.
Speaker 1: Any objections, not if your game is honest. But your
name anyway, Grover Cranston p at your service, And this
is my heart, the little Marie. I hardly remember his
last name, but I think it's Smith, and I'll bet
like yours is grovery. No, I ain't too friendly of you, Marshall.
I'm not paid to be friendly. Mister.
Speaker 3: Well well not gentlemen, let's remove ourselves from the marshals purist.
Speaker 1: Oh my choke cherry thigh is good.
Speaker 5: One another piece, Chester, I I don't.
Speaker 1: Know the kiddy. How about you, mister? Not for me? Chester?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 5: Doc, No, not me, but you go on?
Speaker 2: Oh yes, Chester, you have another just the thing for you?
Speaker 1: No, uh reckon, I'm better not.
Speaker 5: Oh, don't let him scare your Chester. I'll go out
to the kitchen and get.
Speaker 1: It for you myself.
Speaker 2: Sure, she'll get it for Chester, and I'll start figuring
what to charge to cure you.
Speaker 1: Oh my Doc, I mean, I mean a Chester another
inch around the middle and you're gonna have trouble.
Speaker 2: Boy. I noticed yesterday how sure of breath you were
just walking.
Speaker 1: Out to the town limits. Eh.
Speaker 2: Oh, let the cat out.
Speaker 1: Of the bag.
Speaker 2: Oh man, Now you knew about those two putting on there?
Speaker 1: William tell act again.
Speaker 2: Yesterday, didn't you.
Speaker 1: That's the first time in two weeks. Yeah, sure, Doc,
I just didn't know that you and Chester were there.
Speaker 6: So.
Speaker 1: Mister Young, I figured maybe somebody or to make sure
there's really over the line. Now, I hope you had
a good first row seat. Chester, Yes, how about your doc?
Were you able to see all right?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 1: Uh uh?
Speaker 2: When I thought that there might be a chance of
the professional services that they might be needed.
Speaker 1: Sure, it's exactly what brought a couple a hundred others
out there. It's too bad they disappointed you.
Speaker 6: Oh uh, thank you, miss kidding.
Speaker 1: Uh. What I can't figure out is, uh why.
Speaker 2: They staying at Chrummey boarding house where you steer them syster.
Speaker 1: Oh, now, Dark Misgangs rounder a real nice place. What
I mean is, well, it's real nice. Yeah.
Speaker 2: What you mean is the boarding house is bad, the
food is worse, but the widow Gangs is young and pretty.
Speaker 1: Would you play?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: All right? When you was watching our poker game last night,
you have to do that if I keep an eye
on every game in Ton, you had any complaints about ours?
If I had, you'd be in jail. We don't have
to cheat here. You made quite a pile on the
last couple of weeks. We done alright, Yeah, but you're greedy.
You put on your act again yesterday, didn't you? And
it was outside of town. You know you'll go on
till one of his dead. I'll tell Groover what you
said when I find him, Marshall.
Speaker 5: I saw him about an hour ago over on Bridge
Street with that again.
Speaker 1: If again?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Thanks?
Speaker 5: Did I say something wrong?
Speaker 1: I don't know, a kiddy. You did seem a little
sore about.
Speaker 5: So you know, Groover was sweet talking at Agains.
Speaker 6: She's a widow.
Speaker 5: You figure those fellas might be pulling some game on her.
Speaker 1: Oh I got a kiddy. She's not rich enough, more
likely to be the other way around, if you ask me.
Oh wow, Doc, she's real nice.
Speaker 2: Oh sure, and she's real pretty too, But so's a
rattle snick if you wanna look at it that way.
Speaker 3: Thank Rover, or he don't, Marie. I was just going
down and open up the game. You coming.
Speaker 1: I've been looking for you. Where you've been all morning? While?
Around town?
Speaker 4: Who with?
Speaker 7: What do you mean?
Speaker 6: Who?
Speaker 4: With?
Speaker 1: Lots of people and everybody wants to see.
Speaker 3: The act again. I I think we ought to put
it on this afternoon. The crowd gets bigger every.
Speaker 1: Time, you know why they keep coming back to see it.
Speaker 3: Sure, I hope some day we'll miss.
Speaker 1: And someday we will. Grover, let's get out of this town.
Speaker 3: Why we're doing fine?
Speaker 6: I don't like it.
Speaker 1: And we got enough now, more than we ever had before.
Let's go somewhere else and start a real business. What
about it?
Speaker 3: Well, uh, we'll talk about it tonight. One more William
tell act this afternoon. Maybe we'll have enough cause one
more huh see down place?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'll be along. I'm just gonna wash up.
Speaker 4: Okay, honey.
Speaker 1: I Oh, Grover's already gone? Miss Gans? Oh oh oh,
what are you staring at you?
Speaker 7: Miss Gans?
Speaker 1: You in love with Grover? Why? Why?
Speaker 6: Now? I? I never whatever gave you that idea?
Speaker 1: He did? He didn't? No, but I know him pretty well?
Speaker 7: Miss Gans?
Speaker 6: Well, well, well you're you're wrong now I I I
don't say I don't like him, but then I I like.
Speaker 4: You too more?
Speaker 1: You mean not? Misgans?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 6: Sure?
Speaker 1: Most when and don't like little men like me? Missus Gans?
Could you find it in yourself to to love me?
Speaker 6: Why? I? I don't know.
Speaker 1: If there wasn't no Grover, if there was only one
of us, could you find it in yourself to leave here?
Go away and get married?
Speaker 6: One? Now? Where'd you get such an ideas?
Speaker 4: That?
Speaker 6: I don't know what you're talking about? I I don't
like such talk.
Speaker 1: You better like it? Ms Gans? You better.
Speaker 6: Uh that?
Speaker 1: Doc uh say?
Speaker 2: If you heard the talk, there's gonna be another of
those William Tail acts late this afternoon.
Speaker 1: I can't stop it, Doug Uh, there's something else I
heard too.
Speaker 2: Mister Bobkins out the bank says the widow Gangs is
leaving town, sold her house for cash, and she might
have some more saved up somewhere.
Speaker 1: What are you saying? Uh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, those two uh might be fleecing her.
Speaker 1: Man, Now you said it'd be more like the other
way around. But Ronald Snake can be pretty if you
see it that way. Oh no, no, alright, if you
want me to talk to her, doc ask her if
she's being fleece. She thinks she'll thank me for her more.
Right less you slap your face, eh, and I might
find out something. I think I'll try it. A lot
of those guns? What do what do you want Marshall,
I'll just talk to you for a minute.
Speaker 6: Well, I'm listening.
Speaker 1: I heard your soldier. Huh.
Speaker 6: They had lots of big mouths in this town.
Speaker 1: I see you got your bag in there. You uh
planning to leave Tom.
Speaker 6: I don't see any of your business, Marshall.
Speaker 1: Oh, I just thought it might be miss gans why.
Uh you know it is a widow. The little money
is a fair game, especially if she's pretty.
Speaker 6: What are you driving at, Marshall?
Speaker 1: Have you been seeing around with us man Grover? It
just might be planning to leave town with him.
Speaker 6: Now you listen to me, Marshall. I'm a widow, yes,
but I don't have to like it. It don't have
to mean my life is finished now, does it? No?
Speaker 1: Man, a course not alright.
Speaker 6: Then if a man loves me and wants me to
love him, it's no business of yours.
Speaker 1: Ah, I'm sorry.
Speaker 6: Miss Khan's alright. Maybe he meant well, but I don't
thank you. What I do is my own business, even
if I lose everything. Now you get out.
Speaker 3: Well, we're really hot of today. Came to see William
Tell after all, Marshall. That's right, Robert.
Speaker 1: Can you see good from there? Marshall? Yeah, I can see.
Speaker 3: Go ahead, all right, hard Murray, you let me go
first today.
Speaker 1: No, I'll go first. What's matter?
Speaker 3: You're nervous because of the law.
Speaker 1: I'm not nervous, are you, of course not. Don't worry.
I'll put the bullet exactly where I wanted.
Speaker 3: Well, go ahead, then walk on out about ten paces Maray. Oh, gentlemen,
your attention. Please remain quiet, no movement, no loud noise
while my partner counts quiet Please?
Speaker 7: Who is he dead?
Speaker 3: With a bullet throw the forehead?
Speaker 1: Yeah he's dead, Murray. Oh, poor Grover. Well, this is terrible,
terrible arrest of you for murder. Murray? What no, it
was an accident. Everybody here saw it was an accident.
You said yourself, it could have happened any time, And
I said, if it, did you understand trial for murder? Now, look, Marshall,
do you really think any jury would convict me with
with all these witnesses here to testify for me. No, no,
it don't. Then are you gonna lock me up? Or
would you let me take the body of my partner
and bury? Alright, go ahead, but Jill, I I swear
I don't understand. Of course it was a accident. We
all have seen it, which I ster wanting. You think
I wanted to be there this time? Well, I I
don't know. I expected there might be an accident, you did, Yeah,
I didn't figure it this way. Where we're going to
the water gans, I wanna be there when little Morey
shows up. At least we desert decipt in that one
light in the front room area. Well, let's get a
little closer. And I turned that room so the suitcase packed.
There's somebody coming, Little more.
Speaker 6: Honey, that you did it?
Speaker 4: Go alright?
Speaker 1: Is he dead?
Speaker 6: It took so long I was worried. Well, come on in,
don't stand out there.
Speaker 4: I got the money all here.
Speaker 2: And.
Speaker 4: Maury, that's right for missus James.
Speaker 1: It's me, Maurray. I had the first shot, and I
figured what you do was planning, so I just changed
the plan a little. Oh no, Drover's dead, alright, that
don't matter. We'll go instead, you and me with all
that money. And there's more here from back this afternoon.
Oh this one was a real killing.
Speaker 6: No, no, don't you touch me.
Speaker 1: You said you might put love me, well you will
now come on?
Speaker 3: Oh no, all right, that's enough.
Speaker 4: Moray, marshall.
Speaker 1: You heard what he did, and I heard what you
were planning to do. Two miss gangs cannot to be
my business after all? To them?
Speaker 6: Oh no, no, you wouldn't.
Speaker 1: Yes, I wouldn't. She's coming with me, but go over, Morray.
He can't stop us, Marshall. You know how I can
shoot you, see me. Don't try me, Moray, even with
a woman to shields him. Why not chance to al right?
Speaker 6: Here?
Speaker 3: What you don't I can hit him?
Speaker 1: Eat now you drop your gun, Maray, you call that fair?
This is no game, mister, not drop it alright, Come on,
both of you. Gun Smoke. Produced and directed by Norman McDonald,
stars William Conrad as Matt Dylan us Marshall. Featured in
the cast were Parley Bear as Chester, Howard mcneir as Doc,
and Georgia Ellis as Kitty