Fort Yuma Page #3

Synopsis: A disgruntled settler kills an Apache chief at Fort Yuma, and the fort's commander knows that the chief's son, Manga Colorado, will seek revenge and go on the warpath. He sends word by a courier to Fort Apache where a supply column is due to head across the desert to Fort Yuman, but the courier is killed by Mangas. The column, under the command of Lieutenant Ben Keegan who hates Apaches because he doesn't trust them, and because his assigned scout is Jonas, the brother of an Apache girl, Francesca, whom Keegan has been having an affair with. Also accompanying them is Melanie Crowne, who is going to do missionary work among the Apaches. Mangas attacks the column wiping out everybody but Keegan, Jonas and Melanie. Francesca is killed while trying to warn Keegan, and he realizes how foolish he had been in his prejudice and in keeping his love secret. The Apaches, dressed in the uniforms of the dead soldier, plan to gain entrance to Fort Yuma and massacre the men there.
 
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1955
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- Are you crazy? Jonas is going with me.

- You got to stay here.

- I can not stay without you.

- You gonna have to.

- I can not.

I love you.

Forget it, I said, you can't go.

- And you love me.

- For the love of heaven, you shut up.

You're afraid.

Get out.

You know, she ain't bad for a priest.

She isn't, she is no priest, she

is a missionary. Like a teacher.

- Yeah? Maybe she could teach me.

- What?

Well you know, reading and

writing and things...

What sort of things?

Oh, you know... Only how can you go thinking

things like that? That's sacrilegious.

- Hallock!

- Yes, sir.

- Check the ammunition wagon

is riding firm. - Yes, sir.

Are you riding comfortably,

sister Crown?

Very comfortably, thank you.

Oh, and Lieutenant, I'm sure you're most

generous and respectful... I bare no title.

I'm a very ordinary woman.

My mistake, ma'am.

If I can be of any assistance,

I'll be riding just ahead.

You're very kind.

I'll try make things

not too difficult for you.

That's a comforting thought, ma'am.

I'll bare that in mind.

I have a feeling that Lieutenant Keegan

finds himself to be quite irresistible.

In these parts some women

find it herself.

- Everything is riding easy and gentle, sir.

- Thank you, Hallock.

- What are you read, Sergeant?

- Oh,I'm just passing time.

A few passages out of the Scripture.

Well now, that sounds interesting.

How about reading out loud?

Oh, I'd do that, certainly.

This is from the fifth Psalm.

But not all put their trust

in new rejoice,

let them ever shout for joy,

because thou defended them.

Let them also glorify my name

and rejoice in me.

Very good, Sergeant, very good.

Would you mind reading some more?

Oh, all right. But out Lord will bless the

righteous and comforted them in sheer.

Very good. Excellent, Sergeant.

- Very well read Hallock. - Oh, thank you,

lieutenant, I didn't know you're listening.

These psalms are my favorite.

- How about some more?

- More?

Yes, I'm particularly fond

of the next one.

The next one... oh, oh, sure... Have mercy...

upon me, oh Lord for, for I am... weak.

O Lord, heal me...

for my bones are...

Oh Lord...

Come on.

- Hallock.

- Yes, sir.

- This is it for today, prepare out camp.

- Yes, sir.

Dismount!

Those are the most beautiful

colors I have ever seen.

It's hard to imagine such dry and

desolate country looking like this.

I wish you'd could see where I

come from, I think you'd like it.

There are four changes of seasons and the

colors are different for every change.

It's beautiful all the time.

This is my home.

To me it is beautiful here.

Of course it is. I only meant..

it's lovely at this time of day.

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Danny Arnold

Danny Arnold (January 23, 1925 – August 19, 1995) was an American producer, writer, comedian, actor and director known for producing Barney Miller, That Girl and Bewitched. more…

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