Saddle up, Western enthusiasts, because we're about to take a thrilling ride back to the golden age of television with "The Adventures of Kit Carson: Fury at Red Gulch." This action-packed episode is a classic representation of the Western genre, showcasing the daring escapades of the legendary frontiersman Kit Carson and his loyal sidekick, El Toro.
In "Fury at Red Gulch," our heroes find themselves in the midst of a tumultuous situation as they come to the aid of a newspaper editor wrongfully accused of murder. With the real villain on the loose, it's up to Kit and El Toro to bring justice to the wild town of Red Gulch. This episode, like many others in the series, is filled with suspense, drama, and the timeless charm of the Wild West.
The series, which aired in the early 1950s, starred Bill Williams as the intrepid Kit Carson, with Don Diamond playing the ever-faithful El Toro. Together, they traversed the rugged landscapes of the American frontier, combating injustice wherever they found it. "Fury at Red Gulch" is a standout episode that exemplifies the show's enduring appeal.
For those looking to relive the excitement or discover it for the first time, various episodes of "The Adventures of Kit Carson" are available to watch online on this channel. These episodes are a testament to the storytelling and production values of the era, offering a window into the past and the enduring legacy of Western heroes.
So, whether you're a long-time fan or a newcomer to the series, "Fury at Red Gulch" is a must-watch. It's a reminder of a simpler time when good always triumphed over evil, and heroes wore cowboy hats. Don't miss out on the chance to experience one of the most iconic shows of the Western genre.
In "Fury at Red Gulch," our heroes find themselves in the midst of a tumultuous situation as they come to the aid of a newspaper editor wrongfully accused of murder. With the real villain on the loose, it's up to Kit and El Toro to bring justice to the wild town of Red Gulch. This episode, like many others in the series, is filled with suspense, drama, and the timeless charm of the Wild West.
The series, which aired in the early 1950s, starred Bill Williams as the intrepid Kit Carson, with Don Diamond playing the ever-faithful El Toro. Together, they traversed the rugged landscapes of the American frontier, combating injustice wherever they found it. "Fury at Red Gulch" is a standout episode that exemplifies the show's enduring appeal.
For those looking to relive the excitement or discover it for the first time, various episodes of "The Adventures of Kit Carson" are available to watch online on this channel. These episodes are a testament to the storytelling and production values of the era, offering a window into the past and the enduring legacy of Western heroes.
So, whether you're a long-time fan or a newcomer to the series, "Fury at Red Gulch" is a must-watch. It's a reminder of a simpler time when good always triumphed over evil, and heroes wore cowboy hats. Don't miss out on the chance to experience one of the most iconic shows of the Western genre.
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00:27Those burning newspapers are right in front of Tom Phillips' newspaper office.
00:30Looks to me like a dangerous way to get rid of old papers.
00:33It's not like Tom to want to burn up the whole town.
00:37I'm afraid something's wrong.
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01:10There's no one around.
01:12Something has scared all the people indoors.
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01:41Now, where's Tom Phillips?
01:44He's gone for the sheriff.
01:46I thought you were a couple of Red Barrows men.
01:49They come in here, beat us up, wrecked the office.
01:53Press.
01:54Who are you?
01:55I'm Dave Lowery.
01:57Tom's printer.
01:58Who's Red Barrows?
01:59He runs the gambling house.
02:01Oh, and I suppose Tom has been writing them in the newspaper.
02:04Tore, run outside and see if you can find a piece of paper that hasn't been burned.
02:08Tom and the sheriff have been running a campaign to vote out gambling in Red Gulch.
02:13Gambling was legal.
02:14It is in the state, but any community can vote it out.
02:18Did Tom ask you to come help him?
02:20No, Tom's too much of a fighter to ask for any help.
02:23We just happened to be in this section of the country and we thought we'd drop in and say hello.
02:27Thanks, Tore.
02:29Vote no for gambling.
02:31Gambling is the prelude to robbery and murder.
02:35Did you say Tom and the sheriff were running this campaign together?
02:39That's right.
02:40All the crime we got in Red Gulch comes from that gambling house.
02:44The townspeople, he's got them all buffaloed.
02:47They're afraid to move against him.
02:49He's got the toughest gang of gunmen working for him.
02:52Shouldn't Tom be back by this time?
02:55I'll run over to see them at the office.
02:57Take care of them, Tore.
02:59They'll both be glad to see you.
03:11What are the boys going to do with Phillips?
03:13They're taking him to Dead Man's Oak.
03:15Are they going to hang him?
03:17He just killed his old friend, the sheriff.
03:19I told you I didn't intend to let the sheriff and Phillips run a set of business.
03:23Let's go to Dead Man's Oak.
03:25I want to see it.
03:26It wouldn't be wise, Lola.
03:28Those are the kind of things you want to see.
03:30I don't want to see it.
03:32I don't want to see it.
03:34I don't want to see it.
03:36Dead Man's Oak. I want to see it.
03:38It wouldn't be wise, Lola.
03:40Those are three indignant citizens who happen to see Phillips kill his old friend in cold blood.
03:44Let them deal out justice.
03:48I hope you'll never turn against me, Red.
03:56Where are you heading, stranger?
03:59To the sheriff's office.
04:01Any objections?
04:02No objections.
04:03But you may as well save yourself the trouble.
04:05The sheriff's just been killed.
04:07They caught the killer red-handed and took him out to be hanged.
04:10Who did?
04:11Some of the citizens.
04:12And you sat here and watched them?
04:14I've learned to mind my own business.
04:16Who killed him?
04:17A man named Phillips.
04:21You must know him.
04:24You must know him.
04:27What's the matter with you?
04:29I believe that man is Kit Carson.
04:32Do you know him?
04:34When I was living in Los Angeles,
04:37somebody pointed him out to me.
04:53Let's go.
05:23Let's go.
05:54He's still alive.
05:55Take care of him.
06:24Get moving.
06:31I'm worried about Carson.
06:33He shouldn't have gone after those men alone.
06:35They made him angry and he's mad.
06:40He's coming now with one of them.
06:54Nice to see you, Tom.
06:56Do you know this man?
06:58Sure do.
06:59That's one of Red Barrow's men.
07:01Let's take him to town and have a friendly talk with him.
07:03I can tell you anything he can.
07:05Barrow's is out in the open now.
07:07It'll be a war to the finish.
07:09Well, count us in on that war.
07:11Let's get going.
07:17Are your frijoles always charming?
07:19I'll show beautiful selfies.
07:21Only I could make them better.
07:23Perhaps you'll permit me someday to cook them for you, huh?
07:27Sometime.
07:29How can I ever repay you?
07:31With a song?
07:33Or perhaps your fortune, huh?
07:36With your permission.
07:38Yes, go ahead.
07:39What does my head tell you?
07:41That you are the loveliest señorita in all California.
07:47You are a droll, Buenaventura.
07:49But you had better leave now.
07:54Here.
08:00You have gold.
08:02Then why did you come begging to my back door?
08:05When I left the Southland,
08:07my friends told me that if I should come by way of Red Gulch,
08:10I should look for Lola Lavada.
08:12She is...
08:14The most beautiful woman in the world.
08:16Those friends also told you I'm a singer at the Lucky Aces, no doubt.
08:20Why did you not come there?
08:22Well, this room is so much more intimate,
08:24so much more charming than a gambling house.
08:27And more private than the hotel dining room?
08:30Perhaps you are one of my countrymen
08:32whose picture hangs on the sheriff's offices
08:34throughout the country, huh?
08:36My friends told me that you were discreet,
08:38that you could be trusted.
08:40And that you are the most beautiful señorita in all California.
08:44They told me that you were discreet, that you could be trusted.
08:46Who are those friends?
08:48And who are you?
08:49What is your name?
08:51Nobody was ever christened El Toro.
08:54Oh, you needn't fear the sheriff around here.
08:57He was killed this afternoon.
09:01My friends were right.
09:03You are to be trusted.
09:05At least with your name.
09:07But now tell me of yourself.
09:09Uh, later.
09:11First I must find a place to sleep.
09:13Do you have a spare room you would care to rent?
09:16I have no spare room.
09:19Well, a place on the floor would do.
09:21If anyone asks who I am,
09:23just say you're cousin from Los Angeles.
09:26What about Phillips?
09:40Well, they brought him around.
09:42He's back at his office,
09:43trying to put things in order with Lowry and that stranger helping him.
09:46If they get that press going again,
09:48they'll have a paper out tomorrow
09:50telling how you and the boys went in and killed the sheriff
09:53and tried to hang Phillips for it.
09:55Well, it's not too late to do something about that.
09:57We can't get out of paper without Lowry.
09:59Pick him up when he goes home for supper.
10:01Where do you want us to bring him?
10:02Bring him over to the Lucky Aces.
10:10Oh, Red!
10:11Uh, this is El Toro, my cousin from Los Angeles.
10:14Mucho gusto en conocerle, Senorette.
10:16He is coming to the Lucky Aces tonight to hear me sing.
10:18Oh, no, no.
10:19Public places makes me nervous.
10:21I told you there is nothing to be afraid of.
10:23Well, then, perhaps I'll come but late in the evening.
10:25Hasta luego, eh?
10:32Who is he?
10:33I told you.
10:34A cousin from Los Angeles.
10:38You've talked about your family,
10:39but I never heard you mention a cousin named El Toro.
10:42Everyone has a cousin they don't like to talk about.
10:45Oh, the black sheep in the family, huh?
10:49Just don't get too affectionate with this cousin El Toro.
10:54I just had a talk with Pete over at the jail.
10:57I couldn't find out anything.
10:58He claims he never worked for Barrows.
11:00We know better than that.
11:01Of course, you couldn't expect to get anything out of him.
11:04What about the miners?
11:05The miners have been too busy even to care.
11:08But if I can get out of paper with all the facts,
11:11I'm sure they'll back us to the limit.
11:24Let's see if we can give Lowry a hand with his work.
11:26El Toro will be back.
11:28I've read the young lady you told us about.
11:31She's not my cousin.
11:32Did you find out anything?
11:33Well, it's too soon for that.
11:34But they think I'm a bandito from the South.
11:37I'm hoping they'll invite me to join them.
11:39What about the press, Dave?
11:40I can fix it, but the job will take eight or nine hours.
11:43Stay with it.
11:44Maybe I can be your helper.
11:47This is going to be a race against time.
11:50If we can get a paper into the hands of the miners by morning,
11:53I'm sure we'll win.
11:54And if we don't?
11:55I'm very much afraid none of us will live to see another sundown.
11:59Why don't we just walk over there and take him?
12:01We wouldn't live to cross the threshold.
12:03How many men does he got?
12:04Five or six on the payroll,
12:0620 or 30 more hangers on that would back him up.
12:10Here's my headline.
12:12Barrow Sluggers Murder Sheriff.
12:16This is a new way for me to fight.
12:18This is a new way for me to fight.
12:20Maybe you're right, Tom.
12:23Let's go.
12:48You better be good.
12:50I've heard enough.
12:51You and I have to get along.
12:53I'm going to take over the Red Ghost Journal.
12:55You're going to work for me.
12:57Now, if you agree to that, you'll be treated good.
13:00What do you say?
13:02Go on with the beating.
13:04That's too tiresome.
13:06But if you don't agree to work for me,
13:08I'll break every finger on your hands.
13:10Break them so you'll never set another line of type in your life.
13:14What do you say?
13:17Tie him up and gag him and put him in that closet.
13:19Lock it.
13:28Ten o'clock.
13:29Lowry's been gone since eight.
13:31He wouldn't take two hours for supper when he knew I needed him.
13:34Barrows must have got him.
13:36He left the boarding house more than an hour ago.
13:38That makes us.
13:40Can't help us without him.
13:41I guess it's time for me to go over and see Red Barrows.
13:43Not yet, kid.
13:44Lola is expecting me over there.
13:46Maybe I can find out where Lowry is, if he's alive,
13:48and then we can both go for him.
13:50I think Galtoro's right.
13:52All right, but no fights.
13:53Just find out where he is.
13:58Never in my whole life have I heard such a voice.
14:01Good, huh?
14:02Oh, magnificent.
14:04Such a talent as yours is wasted in a place like this.
14:07A voice like yours belongs in the opera houses of Paris,
14:11Milan, and Buenos Aires.
14:13Oh, you have traveled.
14:15Widely.
14:17Come here for a minute, Lola.
14:19Wait.
14:21For you, Lola, El Toro would wait forever.
14:44Ach!
14:45Lola!
15:02Trouble at the faro table.
15:05Quick, out the window.
15:10Help kid, I'll see him later.
15:14I'm sorry I had to keep you waiting.
15:16Will you load this for me?
15:18Desolate.
15:19I was only gone a minute.
15:21Come, sit on the couch and console me.
15:28Give me the copy, Chief.
15:29The press is waiting.
15:30Good work, Dave.
15:33I think Galtoro is at the back door.
15:35I'm getting worried about him.
15:37The longer he hangs around after releasing Lowry,
15:39the less they're after the suspect.
15:41I'd like to see the look on Barrow's face
15:43when he opens that closet door.
15:45So would I.
15:46I don't think they'll look for me till morning.
15:50Come in.
15:53Here's a food for Lowry.
15:55If you want to get the best out of anyone,
15:57first treat them with firmness and with kindness.
16:00Open up that closet door.
16:07What's the matter with him?
16:08Somebody let Lowry out.
16:10Did you see anybody around here tonight?
16:11Why, no.
16:12Do you think the boys would have let anyone come in?
16:14Your cousin was in here.
16:16You or I, the two of us, have been the only ones in here all the time,
16:19except for just one little minute.
16:21Somebody must have come in through the window
16:23when the office was empty.
16:24When you were in here with Galtoro
16:25and I came in and took you out,
16:26you were gone more than a minute.
16:28So I was gone a minute and ten seconds.
16:30Would that give him time to let Lowry out?
16:32Ah, you're local, Red.
16:34Galtoro only left here a few minutes ago.
16:36If he had been the one to let Lowry loose,
16:37do you think he would have hung around here for hours afterward?
16:40They're sending up a paper.
16:42I just heard the press going.
16:43Who's in there?
16:44I don't know.
16:45I couldn't get a look inside.
16:46They got the shades pulled out.
16:47Hmm.
16:48Get down to the miner's supply store.
16:50Get some dynamite to fuse.
16:51But they're closed.
16:52Do you think I wanted you to buy it?
16:54How much do you need, Red?
16:56Enough to blow up the whole plant.
16:58And everyone in it clear to the moon.
17:00Take Monty with you.
17:04Just think.
17:06They're going to give Lowry some food and coffee.
17:09That's human nature for you.
17:11Now, don't you get funny.
17:13I'm not in the mood for it.
17:14I thought you wanted to take over the paper.
17:16Elect the next sheriff and run the town.
17:18What good will it do to blow it up?
17:20A lot of good with Carson, Phillips, and Lowry inside.
17:26They're coming off fast now, kid.
18:06Fire!
18:10Fire!
18:12Fire!
18:13Fire!
18:14Fire!
18:30They're gone.
18:32I can't understand them charging in and suddenly running away.
18:35I guess they didn't figure on you and El Toro being here.
18:37Could be the attack was a cover-up or something else.
18:48Anybody want it?
18:50I'll explode it.
18:56How will he explode it safely?
18:58He'll shoot into it from a distance.
19:00Probably barrels are sitting in his place right now waiting to hear it go off.
19:04Maybe they'll hear the explosion and come to see what's happened.
19:07Then we'll give them a hot reception.
19:11I don't think they'll come back.
19:13That explosion is bound to bring a lot of people out.
19:15Barrels and his men will be lying low.
19:17Well, I'll be getting back to the press.
19:21You think anything more will happen tonight, kid?
19:23I don't think so.
19:25Then I think I'll go to bed.
19:35Red, what's the matter?
19:37Everything.
19:39They found the dynamite in the office before it went off.
19:42Someone took it across the street and exploded it in the field.
19:44That's the explosion we heard.
19:46Then they have had all night to get out the paper.
19:48And if the miners get it, then we're through.
19:53Who's that?
19:54I don't know.
20:04Boy, boy.
20:06El Toro.
20:08How did you get in here?
20:10Through the window.
20:11When?
20:12When Lola was sleeping.
20:14I told my charming cousin that I couldn't go to a hotel or to a rooming house.
20:18He's wanted. That's a reward for him.
20:21Just who are you, El Toro?
20:23Tell him, my beautiful cousin.
20:26I think he can be trusted.
20:29She's too modest to brag about her family connections.
20:33I'm Claudio, the bandit.
20:35Sit down, Claudio.
20:37Lola, get him a cup of coffee, quickly.
20:39And some frijoles for my breakfast.
20:41There's no time for breakfast now.
20:46You want to make some money fast?
20:48Everybody wants to make money.
20:50I want you to kill two men.
20:52I'd do it myself, but only a stranger can get near them now.
20:56Who are these two men?
20:58A newspaper publisher named Phillips and Kit Carson.
21:01Oh, Kit Carson.
21:03How does it?
21:04$1,000 for the newspaper man and $2,000 for Carson.
21:08He's dangerous.
21:09It's a deal.
21:10Never mind the coffee, Lola.
21:12I'll take you out there right away.
21:14Start shooting as soon as you see Carson.
21:16Try to get him first.
21:27Come on.
21:31Where's Kit?
21:32He and Tom just rode out with a pack horse loaded with papers.
21:34How long ago?
21:35Only a few minutes.
21:36Get out the back door quick and stay there.
21:38Barrows is right outside.
21:39What about you?
21:40I'm with him.
21:42What?
21:45There's the double cross.
21:46He's coming out now.
21:52Gone.
21:53There was only one man in there.
21:54His name was Lowry.
21:55Why didn't you kill him?
21:56I was hired to kill Carson and Phillips.
21:58You want me to kill three men for the price of two?
22:02Get the boys.
22:03Tell them to bring the horses.
22:05Get up.
22:07We'll get them on the trail.
22:08They haven't been gone too long.
22:19They'd circle out to the west then turn north with the draw.
22:22We've got a good chance of reaching them before they reach the mining claims.
22:25What's the sense of me going up?
22:27I cost you too much.
22:29You'll get paid.
22:52Let's go.
23:22Let's go.
23:52Let's go.
24:23Let's go.
24:48I don't know if it's legal of me to appoint a temporary sheriff,
24:51but I guess it'll be all right till we can hold an election.
24:53Meanwhile, Red Barrows and all his men are in jail.
24:57Where are you going, Taro?
24:58Tesco, Senorita Lola Lavada to Red Barrows in jail.
25:02Wait for me.
25:03I'd like to meet her.
25:04Once.
25:05Goodbye, Tom.
25:06Goodbye, boys.
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