The Man from the Alamo Page #5

Synopsis: During the war for Texas independence, one man leaves the Alamo before the end (chosen by lot to help others' families) but is too late to accomplish his mission, and is branded a coward. Since he cannot now expose a gang of turncoats, he infiltrates them instead. Can he save a wagon train of refugees from Wade's Guerillas?
Genre: Western
Director(s): Budd Boetticher
Production: Universal
 
IMDB:
6.5
Rotten Tomatoes:
100%
APPROVED
Year:
1953
79 min
50 Views


What's wrong with that?

- Nothing.

Maybe that answers something

I've been wondering about you.

You said you wanted

to get out of here.

I don't see any future in stayin'.

You ever hear of Jess Wade?

What about him?

He don't like Texans. - What I hear,

they don't like him, either.

That gives you something in common.

He's paying Franklin a visit,

soon as those wagons and soldiers are

gone. - What's that got to do with me?

We could always use another man.

- Maybe Wade won't see it that way.

You'll soon find out. How about it?

I don't owe Texas anything.

You can count me in.

All set? Alright, let's move out.

You want somebody to spell you, Ma?

You've been up here quite a while.

No thanks, Tom.

Go back and help those that need it.

Fred and I get along fine.

Hi, honey! - Hi.

- How are the kids behavin'?

They're so excited, they're

going to be pretty hard to handle.

Oaddy, are we going to see Indians?

- I hope not. - But I want to!

Now you just mind

what your mother tells you.

He'll be alright, Carlos.

- He won't be alright!

They will hang him now. I left him

when he needs me. - That was his wish.

I could have told them

why he left the Alamo,

to help his family and others.

The only reason he came to Franklin

was to find a place for me.

Then he was going back to the Alamo.

He said that. - And you believe him?

He meant to go back. I swear it! You

believe me, Miss Beth? I do not lie.

You will tell the others,

tell them he is not a coward.

I'm afraid it's a too late for that.

There go the soldier boys.

- You sure they got Oawes in jail?

They weren't taking him to church.

- Well, stay out of saloons in future.

We only had a couple.

- Couple of gallons.

We'll head for the bank.

The rest of them can break Oawes out.

This won't hold the Mexican army.

- It'll hold for a while.

You wanna run and leave them the town?

- Why not, there's nothing left.

And while we're fighting,

that deserter's nice and snug in jail.

Why don't we string him up?

- Now hold on! Wait a minute.

What for? If we're gonna get shot at,

he can stretch. - Let's hang him!

Hold on now! - Hey, Jim, shoot twice

if you see any Mexicans.

Stop or I'll shoot!

- Go ahead and shoot!

Looks like we have visitors.

- Maybe it's Wade.

No, it's not Wade. - Who is it, then?

- It's a lynching party for me.

Alright, Stroud,

we got a nice new necktie for you.

Come on!

- Get him out of there!

Here's a rope!

It's a raid!

- Take cover boys!

Which side are you on?

- Here!

Ain't no gold in that bank! - They

cleaned it out. - Get to your horses!

Cobby! Open up this barricade!

Thanks!

Where'd you come from? - Town.

- Why'd you leave?

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