Pals and Gals

Synopsis: The stooges go out west for Shemp's health. The boys soon run afoul of a local villain who is forcing pretty Nell to marry him. The bad guy has Nell's sisters locked up, and its up to the stooges to rescue them and save the day.
 
IMDB:
6.4
Year:
1954
17 min
17 Views


Well, Doc, how about it?

This man has a very bad leg.

You're telling me.

The vein in his right

leg is greatly enlarged.

See here.

Midway between the

kneecap and the ankle joint

there's an area of great congestion.

This vein is the cause

of all your trouble.

I've never seen a vein

like it in my life.

It's enormous.

What's the answer, Doc?

I ain't gonna lose my leg, am I, Doc?

I've had it ever since

I was a little kid.

Oh, of course not.

Just go out west a couple of months

and you'll be just as good as new.

Oh, thanks, Doc. The

leg is as good as new.

It feels great.

- Easy!

- It's all right.

We're heading west.

Boy, that sawbones had the right dope.

My leg feels swell.

Good.

What's the matter with that stuff?

Give me something with a jolt in it.

I'm tough!

Look, we're out west now,

so we've got to be tough.

Don't worry about us. We'll be tough.

We know what to do.

Okay, boys. Get western.

- Shoot you for the drink.

- Right.

Yeah?

- Shoot you for the drink.

- Throw.

You throw.

Hold it!

Okay.

Here's your change.

There you are.

What's the matter with you guys?

What are you trying to...?

Hey. Easy, easy.

Smooth as silk.

Those jaspers down

there... Who are they?

I don't know, boss.

Nell, come here.

Go find out who those men are.

Doc Barker, I won't do it.

You won't do what?

You're forgetting who I

got locked up down there.

That's better.

- He's all right.

- Hello, boys.

What brings you to Coyote Pass?

Well, lady, it's my vein.

- Your vein?

- Biggest vein you ever saw.

Quirt, I always knew

there was gold around these parts.

Now see it... It's my

vein. Ain't it a whopper?

It certainly is.

You see, it's just halfway between...

It's all very interesting,

but I must go now.

I want to tell you

some more about my vein.

You can tell me. I'm Doc Barker.

Pleased to meet you, Doc.

This is right up your alley.

Did you ever see a vein

like this in all your life?

I should say not.

You know something?

I could do things with a vein like that.

- You mean, operate?

- That's right, partner.

We're really gonna work on it.

- No small-time stuff either.

- No?

If it's near the surface,

we'll use 20 men with pick and shovel.

Well, that might be... Listen, Doc!

And if the vein is any

deeper, we'll use dynamite.

Oh, no! Not on my vein!

The tinhorns around here will say

that Doc Barker ain't a big operator.

Well, they won't have

a leg like to stand at.

Neither will I.

Oh, mister, you're a card. You kill me!

Thanks anyway, Doc,

but we'll handle the vein ourselves.

Yeah. Come on, let's go, boys.

I saw it. It's worth millions.

Big operator... He ain't kidding.

- What's the matter?

- Come on.

I've got to talk to you. Follow me.

Go ahead, go ahead, come on.

Doc Barker is a no good crook.

He stolen the Red Dog

Saloon from me and my sisters

and he's left them up.

Nell!

- Zell, Bell!

- Well, well!

Maybe these gentlemen would help us.

Please, let us out of here!

Doc Barker said if

we'll not get marry him

something terrible

going to happen to us.

Oh, don't worry, gals,

we'll get you out of here.

But how do you get the

keys from Doc Barker?

He keeps it in his coat pocket.

I'll get those keys, I'll

drive with that Doc Barker.

Actually I'll do, gal...

Hey, wait, listen fellas, come here!

Hey, I got a scene to make

Doc Barker take off his coat.

- You get the coat in here.

- Yeah.

Thanks.

Well, boys, drinks are on me.

Okay. Where is that bartender?

Oh, he's out. I'll fix the drinks.

Don't go away.

Let's ante a dollar.

Did you take care of the bartender?

- Yeah.

- Good work.

What do you know about mixing drinks?

Nothing.

That's fine. Get me a jigger.

Old Homicide.

Molasses. That ought to sweeten 'em up.

Tabasco.

- Open for ten.

- Pass.

These boots are killing me.

Seltzer.

Eggs. That ought to make them cackle.

Hey! You put paint in there!

So I did.

- What's that?

- Paint remover.

- Give me three.

- I'll take the same.

- Three.

- One.

I'll bet you 500.

Well, mister, Quirt bet you 500 bucks.

Can you call?

Darn right I can call.

Only, I ain't got 500 bucks.

Don't let that worry you.

Just give me that paper of yours

for security, and I'll

advance you five grand.

You mean this? Why, sure thing.

Start pouring.

Easy, now. Good.

Can you call or can't you?

I wouldn't be a bit surprised.

I'll see you and raise

you another thousand.

Call. King-high straight.

Four aces. Come to poppa.

Get me the sarsaparilla.

This drink is for Shemp.

I gotta remember that.

Here we are.

Okay.

Why don't you look where I'm going?

What's the matter?

I don't know which glass is which.

Come on, hurry up with those drinks!

Here's to crime.

Yeah. A short life, and a merry one.

Yeah, a very short life.

Well, let's get along with the game.

Water! Water! Water!

Get that wet coat off!

- You'll catch pneumonia!

- Yeah!

- They're in here someplace.

- Here they are.

OK. I got 'em.

- Are you all right, boss?

- Yeah, I'm all right.

Get a chair, there.

I have the key. You got be free.

Go to the house, I'll be there soon.

Quick!

He is dead!

Well, he must had an heart .

Yeah, he is dead, I'm taking over.

If any of you boys object,

we must get from outside here...

Why, the girls get out the basement!

Now, Doc gets those keys in his pocket,

I don't see how they have...

See if we find something else.

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