Speaker 1: Three armed men against my gun are not very good eyes,
but you won't stop me from finding this girl's brother.
Speaker 2: Have Gun, Will Travel, starring mister John Dayner as Paladin,
San Francisco, eighteen seventy five, The Carlton Hotel, headquarters.
Speaker 1: Of a man called Paladin. Oh, missa Paladin, are you
PAGs all in carriage? Thank you? Hey boy? Hey, Missy
Fulton bags in carriage. Also, she's waiting for you. She's
very prompt. Oh yesaw, well, so very pretty. You've become
a long time mistapanon in three weeks, maybe long enough
to see Marieta de Heala Bend, oh HeLa Ben, Arizona Territory.
Marietta believes her brother is there. Believe Oh, she don't know. Well,
they've been separated for years. Hey boy, they lost all
contact with each other.
Speaker 3: Ah, you take her to find out.
Speaker 1: That's right? Well, sir, From which she looks at you,
I think he very happy. You are one to take
off now, hey boy, you're letting your imagination run away
with him. He's up. Believe me. Miss Fulton is interested
in only one thing, finding her brother. Oh y saw,
and when.
Speaker 4: You get to uh Ela Bend, then she'd be very.
Speaker 1: Happy, perhaps if it really is her brother. Marietta Fulton
was a beautiful and charming young She and her brother
Marlon Fulton had been separated since their parents' death, when
both were hardly more than lea. Marlon had been left
with an uncle in California, Marietta had been sent to
live with an aunt in Pittsburgh. All contact between the
two had been severed. But only after her aunt's death
had Marietha really tried to find her brother. She had
hired the Pinkered An agency to aid in the search,
and they finally discovered a man named Marlon Fulton living
in heal of Ben. However, the man denied being her brother,
in fact, denied having a sister at all. Nevertheless, Marietta
came west and hired me to take her to HeLa
Ben to be completely sure. Do you think this trip
is a wild goose chase? Don't, mister called I'm afraid
I do. The man denies having a sister. You said,
You've written several letters which you didn't even answer. But
this is the only Marlon Fulton that could be found
in the West. He just has to be here. Well,
I hope you're right. Somehow, I just know it is.
I can feel it will fire. Be it for me?
The dispute a woman's intuition. How much longer do we head?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: About an hour or two? Oh? These stage coaches aren't
the most comfortable thing in the world. I know, what
is it? What happened? Outlaws? They blocked the road? What
do we do? Just be quiet? We'll see right, strong
bout down.
Speaker 4: The wrong stage.
Speaker 5: I have a strong better be got on the truth
I everybody inside.
Speaker 6: Get out?
Speaker 1: You stay here? How did I'm frightened? Just be still now?
H m hm.
Speaker 5: Alright, mister, unbuckle life, gun belt and drop it. That's
three robles, right a gee, as long as you'll look
inside you.
Speaker 3: Everything though, Well, look at what we got here?
Speaker 5: Find something?
Speaker 3: Keep I should that?
Speaker 1: Do you leave her alone? You best keep your mouth shut, mister.
You can step right on out of here, ma'am, so
as dude can get a good look at you. Come
on now, how did you better step out?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: You're using some sense? Mister. Hey, do ain't she pretty? Though?
You sure he is? Ready?
Speaker 4: It's been a long time since I've seen the girl
dressed up so fancy, looking so pretty as you?
Speaker 3: Man, Hey, Duke, I got me an idea.
Speaker 1: Let's take her with us. Hey, maybe that ain't such
a bad idea, Duke, he might be with something too.
Robbing a stage is one thing, kidnapping is another. No,
I warn you don't take that girl? Can I hit him? Duke? Why?
Sure you are talking again? Mister? Next time you'll wait
till someone asks.
Speaker 5: You you're dirty?
Speaker 1: Podcast?
Speaker 2: You killed the drawing?
Speaker 1: Gone for a gone lady?
Speaker 3: You young? Hey cook, she fade it?
Speaker 1: Pick her up? Un let's go. No, No, you won't
luck out. He's got a talranger. Right. Well, I guess
you won't be a hero anymore. Lost her?
Speaker 3: Not ever?
Speaker 4: Uh uh? I see you coming around, So agree i'd
lost you.
Speaker 1: Oh who are you?
Speaker 4: And I'm Doc Jonas. You're in my office?
Speaker 1: Huh office in here'll have been here?
Speaker 4: If Tom found you laying in the dust when he
went looking for the stage, brought you and that dead
driver back.
Speaker 3: Then you're lucky son.
Speaker 4: That bullet had been the fraction of an inch lower.
You had a hold through your head into that creating.
Speaker 1: How long have I been here?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: Six seven hours?
Speaker 1: Mary ethen you gotta get Martha.
Speaker 4: Now you can just drive back there I tell you,
I've got to find her.
Speaker 1: Those men have got her here.
Speaker 4: If Tom has already figured out he was a woman
on that stage and he figured she was kidnapped too,
You've been looking for them out at Laws for hours now,
so it won't do you no good to try and
get in. Sorry, you'd only fall on your face if
you did. Yeah here, If Tom's a good man, he
doesn't take an outlaws and kidnap him, not at all.
He'll find him.
Speaker 1: I hope you'll ride that. I sure hope you're right.
The next morning, Doc Jonas put a new bandage on
my head and reluctantly let me get up. The room
spun for a few minutes, and then se down, and
I felt my strength slowly returning.
Speaker 3: You're a fool, son.
Speaker 1: You should stay down at least another day or two.
I can't, Doc, you can too.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna open up that head wound again.
Speaker 1: Then you'll be.
Speaker 3: Down for good.
Speaker 1: That's something, and I have to chance. Isn't any sense
to it?
Speaker 2: How do you expect?
Speaker 1: That? Sounds like the sheriff. I got the girl. Bring
her in here, Marietta, Now put it down here. You
know where did you find her in?
Speaker 3: A line cabin.
Speaker 1: He left you there to die. Marie Etha.
Speaker 3: It's been hurt.
Speaker 1: She's been hurt real bad.
Speaker 4: You two get me out of the room.
Speaker 1: Go on, I'll get your shirt.
Speaker 6: Mystery jeredy scum, dirtedy filthy scum.
Speaker 1: Did you find them, Sheriff?
Speaker 6: Ah, I had to get her back, but I'm gonna
find them.
Speaker 1: Was the last thing I do in my life.
Speaker 6: Uh, I tell you missed each time like this, if
you like, throw them a badge away.
Speaker 1: I was responsible for that girl, Sheriff, and I let
those three voltures together free them.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I kind of figured as much by their tracks. Who
was eight? You know? I know what they called each other,
and I know their faces. That's something I'll never forget.
Speaker 3: You tell me you're the only witness to what happened.
Speaker 1: That's right hereff. That's one thing those three don't know.
They think I'm dead. So maybe, just maybe they'll come
into Hell at bend sometime. I want to determine your
names and what they look like. Whoa I wish she did.
Speaker 4: You were, truly, she's dead, rotten turkey skunks?
Speaker 1: Now, mister, you tell me what their names are? Not now, Sheriff,
not now I'm not wearing a badge, and I'm going
after those men myself. Marietta was buried in the cemetery
outside the squalid little town of La Pend, far from Pittsburgh,
far from the laughter and delicate way of life she
had known. For two days, I tried to trail the
outlaws who had murdered her, but too much time had
passed when the trail was cold. As it turned out,
I could have saved myself a lot of trouble, because
when I got back to town, I found two of them,
and I was looking for playing poker in the saloon
each and thirty.
Speaker 7: I tell you, this don't seem right.
Speaker 3: Teach me. No matter how good a hand I get.
Speaker 1: You always win.
Speaker 3: I don't affect you, not pready.
Speaker 1: I'm just lucky, that's all. There'll come a time when.
Speaker 3: I, hey, what's the matter with you?
Speaker 1: You look like you've seen the ghost. Maybe he didn't.
What hey, keacher, he's supposed to be dead. Shut up
pretty now. Both of you put your guns on the table,
slothes and easy. Hey it's biting you, mister. Just do
what I said.
Speaker 3: H I ain't gonna argue.
Speaker 1: He got a gun pointed at me. But I still
don't shut up. The girl died, the one you took
off the stage. What's that got to do with us?
Get up from the table.
Speaker 5: Both of you.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna show you what it has to do with you.
You can't shoot us, mister that there's a law. I'm
not going to shoot you. I'm gonna beat you there.
My gun's on the table. Oh well, now there's two
of us. Say there's only one of you. That's just
the way I want it. You'll be dead sure enough this.
Speaker 3: Time, Patty.
Speaker 7: You can't take both of us, Missy, and I'll get
you up.
Speaker 1: Now, you forty, get up.
Speaker 6: I'll wait a minute, Wait a minute, miss You took
all the fight out of me.
Speaker 3: I don't want them more, I said, you get up.
Speaker 1: He's going Where is he? Freddy? Where's Duke? Where is Duke?
I'll tell you. I'll tell you he's in this hotel room.
And that's why what's going on here. It's all a
commotion about care. These are two of the men we've
been looking for. I know these men, Ferdy and Teach.
Now there's just one more.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you don't need to tell me who he is.
Neither he used to always ran around with the same man,
guy named.
Speaker 1: Fulton, Duke Fulton.
Speaker 6: That's right, three of them have been living in Heil,
have been for oh eight nine months now.
Speaker 1: Always was trouble makers.
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Speaker 3: This would be his room. Well, hello, sheer, but.
Speaker 1: Something startlingly a dull No, No, I shouldn't this himpalan,
that's him. You're under arrest. You arrest? Well, what's this
all about? What for a murder and a stage driver
and a girl? A girl? Well the girl wasn't you?
Speaker 3: She died?
Speaker 1: Do shortly after the sheriff got her back to town. What's
that got to do with me? Everything? Maybe even more
than you think.
Speaker 3: What do you mean?
Speaker 1: A few months ago you were contacted by some Pinkerton
men about a sister you're supposed to have, weren't you?
Speaker 3: Oh, how do you know so much?
Speaker 1: Weren't you? Marlon? What so what? A little while later
you got some letters from that girl, a girl by
the name of Marietta Folk. But what's that got to
do with There's just one thing I want to know, Marlon,
that girl from pittsburghen was she your sister? And not? So?
What if she is my sister and seen her hours five?
Speaker 3: Anyways, I don't want nothing to do with it.
Speaker 1: That girl you took off the stage. Her name was
MARRIETHA Fulton lady. Lass, that's right, your sister. You think
about that? You think about it when you're hanging from
the end of a rope. Ah, he's a polity. Good
to see you home again. You have gone a long time. Yes, hey, boy,
I was gone a whole lifetime.
Speaker 2: Oh you have a sad heart?
Speaker 1: Time? Will heal it? A boy? Are there any messages
for me? Oh? I know it's all no messages, body,
young lady asked for you a little while ago. Oh,
very pretty. No, tell her I'm not in hey boy,
hard to there for that? Ye can't see oh for
Oh well, why didn't you tell me? Hey boy?
Speaker 9: I did the clock at the desk said that you
were mister Paladin. Yes, or mister Paladin. I'm so happy
I'll meet you. My name is Dollar Wood.
Speaker 1: Missus Wood. My uncle knows you. You're Colonel allvial Wood. Colonel.
Speaker 9: Oh oh yes, yes, my uncle tells me if I
ever came to San Francisco to be showing, look.
Speaker 1: You are well well, I'm I'm very flattered. Perhaps we
can have dinner together and discuss your uncle further.
Speaker 9: Wow, mister Paladin, I think that would be perfectly delightful.
Speaker 1: Wonderful, my arm I thank you. Now tell me is
this your first trip to the West. Why, yes, it is,
and I'm just real bad. Oh he saw me so parading.
He's good to see you hog again.
Speaker 2: Have Gun Will Travel. Created by Herb Meadow and Sam Row,
is produced and directed in Hollywood by Frank Paris and
stars John Dayner as Paladin with Ben Wright as hey Boy.