:20:07
Johnny!
:20:12
- Why ain't you in church?
- Why ain't you?
:20:16
Will you do somethin' for me?
:20:17
Go find Anderson, Howe and Fuller,
and tell them I want them here.
:20:21
- Then find Harv Pell!
- Don't have to do that. I'm right here.
:20:25
- Where have you been?
- Busy.
:20:28
You know what's doing?
We've got lots to do.
:20:31
Hold up a second.
This ain't really your job, you know.
:20:35
- That's what everybody keeps telling me.
- Just listen a second.
:20:39
- All right, I'm listening.
- This is the way I see it.
:20:43
If you'd gone with the new marshal
not due till tomorrow, I'd be in charge, right?
:20:49
If I'm good enough to hold down the job
when there's trouble,
:20:53
how come the city fathers
didn't trust me with it permanently?
:20:56
- I don't know.
- Don't you?
:20:58
- No.
- I figure you carry a lot of weight.
:21:03
Maybe they didn't ask me.
Maybe they figured you were too young.
:21:07
- You think I'm too young too?
- You sure act like it sometimes. Come on.
:21:20
It's very simple, Will You just tell
the old boys that I'm the new marshal.
:21:25
Tomorrow they can tell the other fellow
that the job's filled.
:21:29
- You really mean it, don't you?
- Sure.
:21:34
- But I can't do it.
- Why not?
:21:38
- If you don't know, it's no use me tellin' you.
- You mean you won't do it?
:21:41
- Have it your way.
- All right
:21:44
The truth is, you probably
talked against me from the start.
:21:49
You've been sore about me
and Helen Ramirez right along, ain't you?
:21:53
You and Helen Ramirez? I...
:21:56
I didn't know and it doesn't mean
anything to me, you ought to know that.