Speaker 1: Across the rugged Indian territory rides a tall young man
on a mission of mercy, his medical bag strapped on
one hip.
Speaker 2: His six shooter on the other.
Speaker 1: This is Doctor six Gone, the first episode in the
exciting adventure series Doctor six Gone. Gray Matson, MB was
the gun toting frontier doctor who roamed the length and
breadth of the old Indian Territory trand and positioned to
white men and Indian alike, a symbol of justice and
mercy in the lawless West of the eighteen seventies. This
legendary figure was known to all as Doctor six Gun.
Doctor six Gun was my friend me.
Speaker 2: Well, they call me Paulo. It is good name as any.
Speaker 3: For a gypsy.
Speaker 4: I am a petler, and I have many things in
my back.
Speaker 5: There is not much of which I am proud.
Speaker 4: But there is one thing I can call back six
Gun my friend. This one is Black Raven is also
my friend.
Speaker 2: A midnight ha Well, the bird that talks.
Speaker 6: She is no more.
Speaker 4: Strange than a man who sees Lord. Let me tell
you of my friend, the Doctor. It was in the
spring of eighteen seventy one that the wagon train came
into the territory.
Speaker 2: Pensilvania, Germans. I were and although.
Speaker 3: Old respectable luck ex shick.
Speaker 5: For war on the murd Oh.
Speaker 4: We wandered into that camp on April morning, midnight and
night to.
Speaker 2: See what we could sell them.
Speaker 5: And there our story begins.
Speaker 2: Lay bag, what is it? Miss Baker? Ranald tells me
you got.
Speaker 5: A sick Indian boy in your wagon.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 1: It comes stumbling in the camp about twenty minutes ago, Half.
Speaker 3: Delarious said his village was sick.
Speaker 1: We gonna move north. You don't sign get him out now,
Wait a minute, I said, get him out. I happened
to own this wagon, mister Gordon, and I happened to
be leader of this wagon thing.
Speaker 5: I've been starving in these rocks for six months.
Speaker 2: Now we get aboard.
Speaker 1: Sickness really inside, okay, and and on.
Speaker 5: Your fate, On your fate, I said, I understand.
Speaker 1: But he's one of them Spanish talking mescalaro patches.
Speaker 5: He don't savvagell savvy this.
Speaker 2: Don't hit him.
Speaker 5: Go I'll hit them if it makes them move. Come
on now here, let me let me help.
Speaker 1: You don't tell him and now he's he's.
Speaker 2: He he help you, don't.
Speaker 5: I came in right now?
Speaker 1: Oh get can't you seize two week?
Speaker 5: Couple of bullets around his feet?
Speaker 3: And you?
Speaker 5: Oh okay, maybe of God pulls off the way.
Speaker 4: Harden me, gentlemen, oh the double I you.
Speaker 2: My name is Pablo, sir. I have a pen raising
away from me night. He come here. He will not
call me sir.
Speaker 1: He's your pet right me by rye.
Speaker 2: And I hear him talk.
Speaker 4: Oh men, thus many things what midnight midnight on by myself?
Speaker 1: Look at that.
Speaker 2: I don't care if he's a genius. Give him away
or take care of this?
Speaker 4: Gentlemen, please, I could not help, but overhearing the boy
is sick?
Speaker 3: Is he not?
Speaker 5: He'll be a lot. Second, if you don't get, perhaps.
Speaker 2: I could help.
Speaker 3: I have on my way.
Speaker 4: To see a friend of mine in Frenchman's fourth at
this issue, I will take the Indian boy alone.
Speaker 1: Yes, maday, nice stranger pub.
Speaker 7: And this is midnight.
Speaker 1: My name is Willie James, says our leader Aaron Paul.
Speaker 5: And go around up the man box for a mean
see that this engine is.
Speaker 2: Guard the boy.
Speaker 4: Start, mister James, would you help me tie the Indian.
Speaker 8: Boy to my mule?
Speaker 5: Seems very well sure? Think hello, Thank you.
Speaker 4: Perhaps I will come back here and sell some trinkets
to your people.
Speaker 1: Head not to this wagon.
Speaker 6: Shame, I says, bad luck.
Speaker 1: I fit, run out of money, had to.
Speaker 6: Butcher our oxen for food.
Speaker 1: I've been stuck here six months. When when it comes,
I don't know what will happened my wife and little girl.
Speaker 6: Well you must be gone.
Speaker 2: Perhaps I will return anyway. I'm yours. What's the name
of this doctor?
Speaker 1: Fanny yours head?
Speaker 2: Dot six guns? Oh you've heard of him?
Speaker 1: Who hasn't the only doctor I haven't now? The back
six shooter around his head? Hey, he come up a
few weeks ago. Fick, my missus wouldn't take a cent?
Speaker 4: Yes, that sounds like my friend will tell what yours?
Speaker 3: Come along me die?
Speaker 2: Excuse me? Doctor?
Speaker 3: Do you have any cure for a restless soul?
Speaker 2: I can't wear your there where I not.
Speaker 1: How are you all free?
Speaker 4: You're looking a week before God laughed before people? However,
come come and stay a few week, stay a year now.
Speaker 1: And there I will figure.
Speaker 4: Well you're coming in one moment, please, I have a
sick Indian outside a second and well you say so?
Speaker 2: Bringing in? You'll love to help me? Carry sure?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: I hear he is, well, don't be a frame boy.
Speaker 1: This man will have you clift can hold land.
Speaker 6: But I know this boy.
Speaker 1: So his name is Mody Pony. He's the son of
an attache cheap and let's see what. Oh shelies meddles.
But that doesn't sound so bad, not to a white man.
To an Indian, it can be as fatal as bubonic play. Oh,
he seems over the worst of.
Speaker 6: It, Mody Pony.
Speaker 1: How luck can thou hear me?
Speaker 6: Hey, the white guys.
Speaker 5: My people one of my people.
Speaker 7: But the sick means how many ten warriors have gone
to the hunting grounds in so many days? The shaman
gray fox, they're just us to leave our home and
go into the snow country.
Speaker 3: My father is against it.
Speaker 7: I went for help to the camp of the white guys.
Speaker 6: What does he say? Their medicine man wants them to
go north?
Speaker 3: Why?
Speaker 6: Nor?
Speaker 1: The only way they notified to me thoses with freezing climate.
It's the rest of the disease of the Only trouble
is that a sick tribe moving north in winter usually
starves to death and rule.
Speaker 5: Something can be dumb.
Speaker 1: Surely, Padlo, you stay here and take care of the boy.
You'll be all right. I'll get up there and try
to help his people. Maybe I can persuade him to stay.
Speaker 4: Oh it's dangerous come through the Apaches. Don't trust the
white man.
Speaker 6: I'll have chances.
Speaker 1: If I can isolate the active cases, I may be able.
Speaker 6: To control it.
Speaker 1: In any case, they mustn't move off the land. That
wagon train of settlers could move in and claim it
under the law. That's rich country.
Speaker 2: I'll see.
Speaker 1: I'll have to back in a hurry. I'll need plenty
of fever pills and morphine.
Speaker 2: Que I got something, apartment to tell you.
Speaker 5: We've been starving up here for a month.
Speaker 6: Now, winter's coming up.
Speaker 1: The wives and kids are looking at you, wondering what
you're gonna do, and you ain't er.
Speaker 2: Now all.
Speaker 1: We need, man, good farm man.
Speaker 2: If we don't get it, we start, I'll tell you where.
Speaker 1: We can get acres of the best land you ever saw.
Speaker 5: You can almost see it from here.
Speaker 4: I'm talking about the land the government give them stinking
Apaches in the peace treaty with Pachiese.
Speaker 5: They don't farm that land. All they do is hunt
on Harvard.
Speaker 3: Is that. I'll tell you.
Speaker 4: What's good as an epidemic of measles in the Apache village,
one of them.
Speaker 5: I'm stumbling into campus afternoon.
Speaker 1: Well, I found out that their medicine man is telling
them to move nor off the land.
Speaker 2: That means we move in except for one thing.
Speaker 9: Whoa, there's a fellow named Doc six gun on his
way to that village to stop the epidemic. Oh the
way I look at it, Ei though we stopped Doc
six gun from reaching that vivile nch.
Speaker 1: Oh we die right, thanks, boy, I mean said, listen
to me. You know what you're doing. Are you willing
to trade your souls for the few acres of dirt?
When we left Pennsylvania to.
Speaker 2: Come out with we had a dream.
Speaker 1: We want to be free men on our own land.
Speaker 2: Behold to nobody.
Speaker 1: What's happened to you? Which you didn't you listen to
the dream of man.
Speaker 2: We've had all we can stand. It's time bashing, that's all.
Speaker 4: God shoot the first.
Speaker 2: Man that moves. But now that's gone by minute.
Speaker 1: I can't stand by and see this happen. Part we
hold up ahead.
Speaker 2: Nice work.
Speaker 1: Look that's what's gonna happen to anybody else who Lily
livers out, Come.
Speaker 2: On, Come, boy happen? Oh? Oh boy, who is it?
Speaker 6: Who's up on those right? Why?
Speaker 1: I've gone.
Speaker 3: Five gone, I said, and I start with the him.
Speaker 2: Do you okay?
Speaker 6: They're up?
Speaker 2: Five man?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 2: All right? Empty your medical bag.
Speaker 1: You'll find nothing worth see weird croach. If you're not,
why not take off those maths. I'll give the orders doctor.
Speaker 5: Oh, empty that medical bag, all right?
Speaker 6: You win.
Speaker 1: Off the stuff on the ground, tethoscope, arcotic couples, needles,
catgut flints, anything else.
Speaker 3: Uh, that's one thing.
Speaker 2: What anybody moved? Just sit up out of his hat.
Speaker 1: I carry an extra gun in my bag or emergency operations,
mister Golf twice now take off those masks.
Speaker 2: Follow you.
Speaker 1: Makes you be a little exposed without a mask, doesn't
a gentleman and not quite so brave.
Speaker 5: You've grown men to.
Speaker 1: Be ashamed of yourself playing vigilanty at your aid.
Speaker 6: Don't move, Golf.
Speaker 1: I'll get down and pick up that stuff and put
it back in my bag. Urry up, I haven't got
time a wait, cause it.
Speaker 6: Got here.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: I suggest none of you boys try to follow me.
I suggest you all go home and take care of
your family.
Speaker 5: Can't pay up, don't bump men, we're going after him.
Speaker 2: I don't don't bite fa. Let's go. Hold's regret this.
I shuck your mall.
Speaker 6: I'm with you, called. I've got six kids back in
my wagon. It ain't write them. Indians have a land,
even if a players.
Speaker 5: All right, look we need that land.
Speaker 2: Okay, you're going after him. You got too much stuff
for that.
Speaker 5: I got a better idea.
Speaker 6: But say, look here in my hands for the glass
bottle where I.
Speaker 1: Found it out of the dark's medical bag when I
was putting the things back.
Speaker 6: Read it. Kahy dtr methwcross the hazard one hundred grave.
Speaker 1: One grain killio stop that stop is gonna make Doc
six Gun, which he's.
Speaker 5: Never tangled with.
Speaker 2: Alan Gaunt.
Speaker 6: Let's go where to go?
Speaker 1: Benchmin's fawn. I want to inquire after a sick friends.
Speaker 6: Oh sigh, oh.
Speaker 2: Hello, anybody here?
Speaker 3: Stand white Isaac, do not move.
Speaker 5: I am Great Fox medicine man for the Jerry cover.
Speaker 6: Oh what thou medicine man?
Speaker 1: The white eyes?
Speaker 2: What is thy name?
Speaker 1: I'm called Doc six Gun. Why dost thou come? I
bring strong medicine against the spotted sickness.
Speaker 5: Gray Fox has made strong medicine. There is nothing to do,
but leave this place of evil spirits.
Speaker 2: Go home, White eyes.
Speaker 1: I come to see your chief, Tall Horse, I say,
go home. I have given medicine to Mody Pony, the
son of Tall Horse.
Speaker 6: I think you'd better take me to see you.
Speaker 8: Very well, White eyes, I do not trust thee, but
I will take thee to Tall Horse. Follow me, then,
White eyes, Here is the organ of the high Council.
Speaker 6: Enter Who is this so shaman?
Speaker 3: This is medicine, man of the white.
Speaker 8: Eyes, old chief?
Speaker 3: He says, he comes in.
Speaker 6: Peace, Stay in peace.
Speaker 3: He says he has ministered to son.
Speaker 2: Of tall Horse.
Speaker 6: Is this true?
Speaker 1: I treated thy son only tonight, O chief.
Speaker 2: Lives, thy son will recover?
Speaker 6: What does that think? Among the white eyes? Brave sit
by my left hand.
Speaker 2: Speak.
Speaker 5: I have medicines to stop the sickness.
Speaker 1: What medicine here in these blue bottles?
Speaker 6: That is magical? They are a lesser magic, but very strong.
Very facts. Councils us to go north.
Speaker 2: Give me just two days.
Speaker 6: What do you say, men of Chakama, I do.
Speaker 3: Not trust White Eyes.
Speaker 8: They have betrayed us before.
Speaker 6: It shall be for the council to decide. Is their consent?
If so?
Speaker 2: Break you know.
Speaker 6: All but you graypas, I.
Speaker 8: Have sworn against the white eyes as Haspau.
Speaker 3: The council has decided white days. But if you do
us evil, the revenge that Chikawa will be swift and terrible.
Speaker 6: Now we make tee your brother.
Speaker 2: Bablo.
Speaker 1: Gentlemen, we come down to see how the Indian boys
getting along.
Speaker 2: He's come in. He's feeling much better.
Speaker 4: If people has broke and that's fine.
Speaker 1: A look, oh sure, sure, that's fine. Fine you had
from the docks. Get quiet, mean, my quiet mind. If
I go in with him, of the dolls want to check,
since he came to us, I wouldn't want their patches
to hold that's responsible if anything happened to him.
Speaker 6: You understand.
Speaker 2: I will go with you.
Speaker 5: It is tine for his medicine.
Speaker 2: Anyway, I don't give it to him.
Speaker 1: Look, has a splinter I'd like you to take out
right look, oh here, or it's a battle.
Speaker 6: Oh well, I will do it. He is the medicine
for both.
Speaker 2: The pony will mix it in the water so he knows.
Speaker 5: I'll just go in.
Speaker 2: Now, show me this this splinter.
Speaker 6: It's right here in this hand. I see no splinter.
Speaker 2: It's come in the light.
Speaker 6: It paints so yeah, you sure, I see nothing. I
see here's funny. Maybe it's the other head.
Speaker 2: Well I will look, I'm going forward. What is it,
Morey Pony? He's dead?
Speaker 6: Dispossible.
Speaker 2: What's happened? I don't know.
Speaker 5: I gave him the medicine, then he took a swallow
and went limp.
Speaker 2: Let me listening for his heart.
Speaker 5: Well he is dead, that's what I thought. Stand up
and turn around. Well why do you point the gun?
Speaker 6: Do like I say, sautch.
Speaker 2: I'm broke.
Speaker 6: He's not caring again.
Speaker 1: All right, you got a backboard, yes see, put the
body of Mordy Pony in the back.
Speaker 5: We're gonna take a journey. You ain't coming back either.
Speaker 1: Hey, great fox, what does the white eyes want?
Speaker 2: I need help?
Speaker 1: Take two tablets from the blue book glass and give
them to the wife.
Speaker 6: Of long Bear.
Speaker 5: As Lau says, white eyes, this.
Speaker 1: Child has a temperature. Place him away from the weld.
Speaker 3: Ones and watch for the spots.
Speaker 2: Yes, white eyes are right.
Speaker 3: Out, great facts, Yes, okay, what does the white eyes?
Speaker 1: He gives medicine from the blue glass, the effect they
fall into deep sleep.
Speaker 10: I do not trust you have any day, not yet.
Bring me news in the councilt. If anything happens, why.
Speaker 1: Does the council send for me?
Speaker 2: Great box entered the hug on white eyes.
Speaker 1: Very well, oh chief, I have much work and it's
not fair to thy people. Hody Pony gays upon body
of the son of tall Horse.
Speaker 5: How'd he get here?
Speaker 8: He was brought here by two white eyes, along with Teddler.
Speaker 2: Who did this evil thing?
Speaker 6: Pablo, you are.
Speaker 5: Right, he's a lot better than he's gonna be done.
Speaker 4: But have ab I gave Moltipony the medicine gold found
him dead.
Speaker 8: Thus ditched minister to son of tall Horse.
Speaker 6: Oh chief, hear me.
Speaker 3: Now I'm into the chitta color. But he was perfectly
the Wait a minute, men and his friends shall be
disened and die. Take them hence and tie them to
the cactus plant with thongs of withdraw head. When the
sun's her eyes full, the police will sink. Then they
shall feel a rap of the check over apatchy. After
the burial of Moti Pony, our people will burn their huggins.
We shall leave this land of evil spirits forever.
Speaker 6: No harm to the white eyes who came in peace.
Speaker 3: And thus has the council added other raw thongs pass
in to the white medicine man.
Speaker 6: And his friend.
Speaker 2: They are Archie.
Speaker 6: We will leave them. Come holdo, you.
Speaker 5: Want to speed and up a little.
Speaker 1: Here's the bottle of Prussic acid that kills Modipony.
Speaker 5: Thanks for the use of them.
Speaker 3: Away from them, let them meditate on their sin until
the suns arise.
Speaker 1: I that the funeral.
Speaker 6: Will we for the spirit of Mountiphony.
Speaker 3: Easy the bongs begin to press.
Speaker 2: See the sun is high.
Speaker 6: Try not to move.
Speaker 3: See the vulture has come already.
Speaker 5: Yes, Pablo, Yes, that's a vulture. That's midnight, midnight, midnight.
I have with f oh fought, but still my raven
can on tie up?
Speaker 2: What is a trick? I would often have him on
tie the string.
Speaker 1: On my penis sack midnight midnight, bumped on tie the knot.
Speaker 2: This going to the north on tie on tie. He's
talking a.
Speaker 1: No use it.
Speaker 2: He's wearing it here, p you' gearing it.
Speaker 3: That's where I concentrate the body of my son, motive Pony,
while the stones.
Speaker 6: And his grave.
Speaker 2: Wait O, see six white eyes stands on the rocks.
Speaker 6: Kill him.
Speaker 1: Wait man to recover, speak quickly, for in the moment
you shall die on my land melt the cover. I
proclaim my innocence and I risk my life to give proof. Heabolastic.
Don't listen to him.
Speaker 6: I will word how will you do this? Wait days?
I will do it.
Speaker 1: By raising from the ted your son modipony A drinks.
Speaker 3: So this is the strongest medicine of all whitters.
Speaker 1: Beware give me one moment, Doc, how can you do me?
Speaker 2: Forget my medical kid?
Speaker 6: God has it?
Speaker 4: The doctor means he's medicine bag.
Speaker 6: It isn't trick. You should see.
Speaker 1: Give him the bag here buck, pray Pablo.
Speaker 6: If you do this magic, you are my brother.
Speaker 2: If not, I'm praying.
Speaker 1: Doc, give me the spirits of a mon different bag.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: It doesn't grudge the body of Motipony. Kill him to
look his eyes move, he words, My son reeks from
the dead.
Speaker 1: Mody pony, bdy pony can't stout hear me, m tell
us the name of the man who poisoned you.
Speaker 8: See o chief He points at this one look answers her.
Speaker 6: Small girls lot my brother.
Speaker 1: Doc at please before I explort mold like a bump.
What happened When we first saw Modiponi's body, I noticed
that riggor hadn't set in even though some hours.
Speaker 2: Had gone by.
Speaker 1: Then when Gold gave us that blue bottle, I remember
that it didn't contain propping acid at all. I put
more phine in it just before we left and didn't
have time to change the label.
Speaker 2: Then more before they.
Speaker 1: Was never They just drugged into a deep stupor. The
spirits brought him back spirit of the morning.
Speaker 4: Yet dam he's just saying among the gypsy people, you
cannot get two skins off anox.
Speaker 2: You have proved it wrong.
Speaker 6: You have been listening to Doctor six Gun.
Speaker 1: Doc six Gun is played by Carl Webber and Pablo
by William Griffiths. Today's script was written by George Leppards.
Heard in the cast were Peter Capel as Eron Galt,
Kermit Murdoch as Willie, James Donald Buke as Mody Pony,
Richard Saunders as Luke, William Kean as Gray Fox, and
Craig McDonald as Chief Tall Horse. Doctor six Guns starring
Carl Weber at the frontier Doctor with William Cripiss Pablo,
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