The Texas Rangers Page #2
- PASSED
- Year:
- 1936
- 98 min
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because she Iikes
the americanos, S, seor,
Gracias, seorita,
Will you tell us how far
it is to Casablanca?
(IMITATING WOMAN)
Oh, seor, it is not far.
Oh, about 100 miles,
maybe 200 miles.
That's all.
That's all, 200 miles.
She didn't tell us that
in Casablanca
was married
and had six kids,
did she? No!
How much money
we got Ieft?
Don't be foolish. You saw me
spend that Iast cartwheel
at the bar.
Well, seems Iike
we ought to go to work.
Now you're talking sense.
(SINGING BURY ME NO ON THE LONE PRAIRIE)
(WHOOPING)
Them Iittle mules
sure is running fools,
ain't they?
Takes a good strong man
to hold them. Yes, sir.
Been driving Iong?
Practically all
my Iife, practically.
Texas?
Texas, Missouri, Kansas.
To me, stages is stages.
Get up there, CIancy!
Ever been shot at?
Some. Why?
You might be held up today.
We ought to know.
Who's "we"?
Rangers.
Rangers? What's them?
You ain't been in Texas Iong
if you ain't heard
of the Texas Rangers.
Oh, somebody's
fooling you, neighbor.
this coach today.
They'd be crazy
if they did.
Come on,
get up there, Gabe.
Comes real trouble,
I shoot first
and ask questions afterwards.
You mean that?
You ain't got nothing
to worry about.
You just keep a hold
of them Iines.
Still and all, ain't no use
shooting to kill
if you can help it, is there?
We'II see.
Whoa!
AII right, folks.
You can get out and stretch
your Iegs if you want to.
Thank you.
Hello, stranger.
AIways got room
for one more passenger.
What's the matter with you?
You daffy?
Get up on that seat
that express box.
Who, me?
No, sir, the only time
I was ever Iate
was when one of my mules
threw a shoe.
Get in that stagecoach
and sit tight.
I'II explain to you Iater.
You'II explain nothing.
Get up on that seat.
That man up there,
riding with me...
Hey, driver, you've watered
those mules Iong enough.
Let's get moving.
Yes, sir. Yes, sir.
Right away. Yes, sir.
I'II have you
in Junction City in
no time at all, my friend.
Come right in here.
AII aboard, folks.
Wait a minute. I ain't riding
in this shoe box.
$3.60, right to the penny.
Get in. Get in.
Come on, boys.
Get going.
What a day!
What a day, neighbor,
just to be alive.
I feel so good
I think I'II sing a song.
Would you Iike
to hear me sing?
I don't care for music.
It's your Ioss, my friend.
I think I'II sing anyway.
(SINGING OH SUSANNA)
Come on there, Jasper!
Bang!
Leave the gentleman's gun be!
Mustn't touch things
Iike that.
MAN:
Put up your hands!(GUN FIRING)
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