The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean
prev.
play.
mark.
next.

:33:00
of banditry and "outlawlessness"
that runs rampant in this land.

:33:05
Providing I was able to find men of...
:33:11
sufficient moral fiber.
:33:23
Raise your right hands.
:33:24
Do you solemnly swear
to uphold the letter of the law...

:33:27
as stated in
The Revised Statutes of Texas, 1855?

:33:31
And furthermore,
do you swear solemn allegiance...

:33:34
and vow to uphold
the honor of Lillie Langtry?

:33:37
- I do!
- Judge?

:33:42
Can I be the bartender?
I've had my fill of being shot at for money.

:33:47
What about that part about Miss Langtry?
:33:50
That's the most beautiful woman
I ever seen in all my born days.

:33:57
By the power vested in me...
:33:58
through God and the great and honorable
State of Texas...

:34:02
I hereby proclaim you
to be marshals of the court...

:34:05
of the county of Greater Vinegarroon.
:34:11
- For Texas and Miss Lillie!
- For Texas and Miss Lillie!

:34:21
The whole thing was a mistake.
:34:24
Why, I was framed from the start.
:34:28
Set up by this two-bit vigilante judge
and his lynch mob.

:34:34
They had nothing better to do.
:34:36
Besides, I was easy to catch.
:34:52
This here is Sam Dodd, Judge.
Genuine murderer.

:34:57
- Who'd he kill?
- Chinaman and his greaser wife.


prev.
next.