>> i cannot any longer miss places, manolito. i can only miss you. >> that is something that i hope >> well, i certainly hope not. >> andale, andale! >> i'm going to build us a magnificent hacienda, far away from my father. no, no, not too far. >> no. >> oh, what do you think he will say? >> well, one can never predict what my father will say about anything. >> but do you think he will be pleased? >> well, he will not show it, but inside he will be pleased. >> well, i hope so. >> mercedes, i have never known >> she is alive. >> she had better be. if she dies, sanchez will kill us. >> mano. please try to look at me. >> papa. mercedes fell down. she is hurt. >> i'm sorry, mano, but the comancheros have taken her. >> >> is. we will try to find her. >> i wanted to tell you today. she is to be my wife. >> yes, mano. i'm sorry. we will look for her. >> no, not look for her. we will find her. >> yes. >> what is it? >> the comancheros have taken a herd of cattle. >> ay. send a man to the high chaparral. i want se?or john cannon and every

>> patrick flanagan, at your i am waiting here for -- >> manolito. i am sorry he did not get to see the vision of loveliness that you are. >> where is manolito? >> unfortunately he is detained. i have served the seven seas. i have seen the sun set. i have seen the moon over-the-top mahal, but never have i seen such beauty as shines in your eyes, my love. >> you move too fast, senor. but you speak very well, patrick >> that was nice of patrick, huh? [singing] >> [speaking >> pearlita! >> don't bother me. can't you see i'm busy? >> [indiscernible] >> you think you only have to whistle e d pearlita comes runn ing? >> let's be reasonable. >> shut up! it is only between us. >> you shut up, se?or flanigan. if it wasa't for him, i would still be alone in the woods and heaven only knows. [indiscernible] >> this was to be your dress, pearlita. [indisisrnible] >> oh, >> manolito, a fine, beautiful morninin eh? >> hola, amigo. where were you last night, compadre? >> am i to blame because pearlita's >> i'm going to cut your throat! [indiscernible] [shouting] >>

manolito here. juanita? it is manolito. juanita, fairest -- all right, john, i was wrong. what more can i say? i stopped in tell her i had to go right home. >> you are going right home, all right. you are going to toronto montoya -- rancho montoya. >> john, you cannot blame me. the bank's? do you want me to pat you on the back, say good job, brother-in-law? you lost me my ranch! >> mun alito. >> i have to help john track those banditos. >> i think you have done enough. >> even you. >> we will not need the rema, blue. horse. >> your daddy just fired him. for living. >> john. john, mun alito feel so badly. give him -- mun alito feels so badly. give him a chance to redeem himself. >> except what? >> it seems to me you may be cutting your nose to spite your face. >> what you mean by that? >> you have said many times that manolito is the best tracker on the ranch. you have even said that he can track across water. >> i said that? >> you said that. >> i must have been fe >> are you going to stay here, holding up the post, mano, or >> via con dios! >> no track in town. she may no

manolito, john, driving >> half a herd, maybe more. >> why me? >> it was not my horse that came here comes old blue again. >> sure is hot, ain't it? >> yeah. >> may be blue can tell us how to get that mud off. >> put this on, pedro. >> anybody can see this is a two man pool, joe. all right, two pullers and one pusher. >> anytime you are ready. >> of course, you were not supposed to get in the mud. what do you know, joe? blue decides to shove, i get aboard and pull. ? >> make it look good, joe. set! >> pull! [laughter] ? >> he has not look like any boss i ever worked for. >> you two cow folks are going to dig holes until the moonn comes up! ? >> i am sorry. i have got to let them know that i cannot be made a full l . >> you have to do what you have to do, blue. >> it does not make me feel good, though. not this kind o opunishment. >> you are so much like your father in so many ways. >> i had better go up and see how they are getting along. >> why should i get punished when i have done nothing wrong? >> this is a three-man job. that is why. i never

manolito? manolito? something happened to john? >> blue. >> [speaking spanish] >> no, no! manolito, no! no, no! no, he is not dead! [crying] [gunshot] >> horses! >> he is alive. >> blue? >> buck! [laughing] >> thank god, he is alive. >> you think only of the yellow hair sarah. other braves smile when i turn away. >> there is only one woman for me. she is the one with the yellow hair. >> cento -- santo. >> you are the man cannon's son. >> what are you going to do with nothing before. >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> you came to fight women and children. >> i did not come to fight anyone. >> i am santos. the white one, she is my woman. >> you can't hold a white woman. >> i do not own. >> [laughter] she did not seem to set on staying your wife. >> i have talked to cochise, the brother of my father. you have broken the treaty. your father gave his word. >> i do not think he had a white woman in mind when he did. >> the chief will trade with you. they trade you for sarah. a trading frame of mind? >> i have sent him the eagle feather. the woman comes here, to me, or

manolito. you want to save his life, then ride back where you came. you can come back tomorrow. >> if they could find a way up there, they could help us out. >> it occurs to me that any gunplay will bring a swarm of apache down here like a swarm of these. we got to settle this without any shooting unless you want the apaches moving down us. >> he's right. >> all right, no guns. aa knife makes no noise. >> you use a knife, we will use every gun we've got. real quiet. one man from your bunch, one man from our bunch, no weapons, no holds barred. >> me one of them, i can handle him all by myself. >> try me. you win, you get your boy back. we win, he stays with us until we get across the border safaf >> how is your head yeah could >> all right, we'll except. >> ok, nick, what are you waiting for? >> i told you i could handle him. i said no weapons. looks like it's you and me, nick. >> you know the indians heard >> at t t to get to cochise. manolo. >> gringo. jennifer, come to your supper! jennifer! no point in being a bad loser. stop this childish sulking

[moaning] >> manolito? >> si, it is i, i think. heheo, john. i'll i remember is i was behind the ba remember is i was behind the bar here. >> it could have been -- >> worse. john, did you find anything? >> some footprints. >> it could be a week old. just a slight headache, no more. i have had worse. it is only my heart, montoya. >> hold it right where you are. what did i say? now turn around, real slow. keep your handndway from that gun. who are you? what are yououoing in my town? >> your town? >> you heard me, i'm the law here. sheriff marcum. who are you? >> john cannon of high chaparral. that's my wife and her brother, se?ora montoya. >> canyon of what? >> the high chaparral. last 12 years. >> you have been here all that time? >> what is so strange about that, boy? this here's my town. >> we don't want anything of yours. we were attacked three dada ago and we lost everything we own. >> all we want is a little food and some horses, if you have them. >> now, if the owners get back -- >> mr. bennett and mr. l lpert. they are the new owners of t

. >> manolito, what happened to your saddle? >> well, john, the saloon has fewer tables and chairs now. >> so? >> we made a collection for money and we were a few dollars short, and something had to be sold. >> [indiscernible] and motto lost --and mano lost. >> what happened to your horse? >> i bet buck and kilroy that they could not run jughead for a double -- >> jughead bucks just as good >> i believe won 10 degrees is what is going to be in the morning -- i believe 110 degrees is what it is going to be in the morning. if you want to halaby moana park at the start, that is just fine, but you better be prepared for a full day's work, starting at dawn. >> have a drink. >> you sho' i will never, ever again do >> oh, that is onehard ride. blue, if you don't mind, go get those saddles -- manolito montoya, you want to go, don't you? >> s?, hombre. that would be very nice. >> you will not leave mr. kilroy and i to unload this whole wagon alone? >> of course not. we will be back in a few minutes and i will bring you something nice. sc

manolito, aquÍ nos vemos en unos cuantos meses. ¿contento? manuel: sÍ.hÍsimas ansias que llegue ese momento de que tenga su residencia. te veo bien emocionado. johnny: este tipo de historias me llenan el corazÓn. ana patricia: sobre todo en este mes, el dÍa de acciÓn de gracias. hay que dar gracias todos los dÍas, y lo que podamos aportar a otras personas, hay que hacerlo. vamos con lo que tenemos al regresar. alan: le mandamos un abrazo a manuel! karla: sÍ! nunca pierdas la fe, mi corazÓn! francisca: quÉ hermoso ser parte del cambio tan positivo de nuestra gente! y gabriel soto, este galanazo de "vino el amor", nos cuenta cÓmo la muerte de su madre, siendo Él apenas un niÑo, lo hizo ver la vida desde otra perspectiva. karla: en "lo mÁs in", andrea chediak te presenta el aire portÁtil que te ayuda a enfriar el cuerpo. alan: y mÁs adelante regresamos con nuestra addis tuÑÓn, vestida como catrina de marÍa fÉlix, con la segunda parte de la entrevista con "el hijo incÓmodo" de juan gabriel. william: miren nada mÁs! asÍ celebraron en mÉxico el dÍa de muertos,

manolito montoya, john cannon. >> hey, you're nice and clean-shaven. >> you are older than me, mr. cannon, so i will respect that. don't call me son. >> longim >> you are looking different, sam. >> give a table, frank? >> good to see you, john. >> we will be heading up north. >> hermano. >> sam. you know this keough? >> yeah, i know him. now he runs to where it is going to pay off. the truth is he is out to beat billy the kid's friends come and what is more he is mean enough and fast enough. the last time i saw johnny was two years ago. he killed seven men by then. ? >> you can do that standing around the bar. >> muchachas, eh? >> oh, sorry. >> you just up on a pair of $30 boots, boy. >> i said i was sorry. now how are you going to be at shining these boots? >> he said he was sorry, keough, that ought to be enough. >> all right, mr. cannon, you keepephis kid out of my way. >> you don't have to talk around me, keough. i'm talking to you, keough. >> you see, boy come it is all over now. come on. come on. don't scare me. >> well, he does me, b be boy. >> could answer, muchacho. >> lea