Touring Cape May For The Day
an Evil Digital Film produced by Force Majeure Film Studios
(a Holy owned subsidiary of Black Cat Bone Global Media Empire)
written, directed and edited by The Right Reverend James W. Bailey
Filmed on location at Cape May, New Jersey.
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Thundering Thompson
1
From time immemorial
sheep have been the
symbol of love and
humility - -
2
In the Bible - - and
during the time of
Christ on earth, sheep
have been the symbolics
of many many parables.
3
Yet they had brought
no peace to the
ranchers of Happy Valley.
4
George Morgan, most
persistent of the
ranchers.
Ed La Neice
5
"Here's the stage, men.
Now we'll know where
we stand!"
6
Bill Edwards, self ap-
pointed leader of the
crusade on the sheep
men.
Al Ferguson
7
"This is Thundering
Thompson, boys. The
deputy the sheriff sent
us - -"
CHEYENNE BILL
8
"Did'ja fetch the war-
rant with you?"
9
"We've been waitin' here
a week for you. What
happened to delay ar-
resting the girl?"
10
"Edwards, here can
explain that. I can say
though, that it took
him a week to con-
vince the sheriff that
the girl should be
arrested."
11
"The sheriff is against
us, men. He says we're
going too far in de-
manding the arrest of
the girl."
12
"We don't care what
the sheriff thinks. The
Deputy's got the war-
rant. Let him serve it!"
13
"It's a long ride from
the county seat to
here. Two days in a
stage has me all
cramped. I'll arrest the
girl after I get a night's
sleep!"
14
Morning.
15
Marie Valerian was the
girl that Thundering
Thompson had come
to arrest.
NEVA GERBER
16
"Are you Marie Valerian?"
17
"Yes, but we will not
sell our sheep."
18
"It's no use, sir. We
will not sell."
19
"Sell what?"
20
"Our sheep. Isn't that
what you've come
here for?"
21
"We've had so much
trouble for refusing to
sell our sheep. Father
was even beaten the
other day - -"
22
"Beaten - - by who?"
23
"By the men who have
been persecuting us.
We thought you were
another one of them."
24
"We need this pasture
for our own stock.
Either sell out or move
your herd back of the
mountains - "
25
"How can we? Our
sheep will starve and
die there of thirst - "
26
"Then we'll have you
both arrested. And
when you get out of
jail there'll be no sheep
left. Are you going
to sell - -?"
27
"Never - - you want
our sheep because the
market price is low -
but we will not sell."
28
"Maybe they can have
us arrested. But God
gave us the earth and
our sheep have to
pasture. And we have
worked so hard for
years that we cannot
afford to sell now."
29
"I don't think Sheriff
Brown would have
sent a warrant for
you if he knew the
truth."
30
"He came to arrest us.
But the truth saved us!"
31
All day long Edwards
and the men awaited
the return of Thundering
Thompson.
32
When Thundering
Thompson finally
did get back to town.
33
"Well, Deputy, where's
the girl?"
34
"I didn't arrest her. I
found out that this is
all a frame-up on
your part to force her
to influence her father
to sell out to you."
35
"What right have you
to take the law into
your own hands?"
36
"None. But before I'd
enforce the law to help
you make that girl sell
those sheep, I'd resign."
37
"Maybe she made love
to you. That's why the
law wasn't enforced!"
38
"Man O' Man, but yo'
missed yo' callin'. Yo'
is annuder 'Red Grange'
but yo' don't know it -!"
39
That evening - - the
action of Thompson
was discussed by
Edwards and his men.
40
And Thundering
Thompson -
41
"Even though he re-
signed as Deputy
before we beat him up
- the sheriff is going
to raise the roof with
us about it - -"
42
"Our only hope of get-
ting out of this mess is
to drive the girl and
her father out and
strand them on the
desert with their herd -"
43
"So, we'll start after
them at the crack o'
dawn. Then Thomp-
son's word against
ours won't be worth
a thing - -"
44
The crack o' dawn -
45
"Come Snyder, boy.
Way up around them,
bunch them together."
46
"Be as quiet as possible.
Thompson's in that
hotel and we can't
afford to wake him."
47
"Here, you men take
the upper road. Be
sure and keep in sight
so that Thompson will
follow you. In the mean
time we boys will run
off this herd."
48
"Come back here, damn
you, or I'll pepper you
with lead."
49
"This fellow Edwards is
double crossing you
boys. Get your friend
and take him back to
town while you still
have your health."
50
"Be on the outside
looking in, 'cause these
other fellows are going
to face the judge."
51
And in the meantime -
52
"That's Thundering
Thompson, men. Un-
less we get rid of him,
we're facing the peni-
tentiary for this!"
53
"We've had enough
from Thompson. You
got us into this and
now we're through."
54
"What's the matter,
getting yellow?"
55
"We surrender, Thomp-
son, we've had enough."
56
"It's not you I want it's
that dirty double cross-
er and I'm going to
get him if my pony
holds out."
57
In time, the whole
matter was settled -
The ranchers learned
that Edwards had made
fools of them to help
him serve his own sel-
fish ends and Sheriff
Brown had lost a good
Deputy - -
58
"I feel honored to have
you as a son-in-law,
Mr. Thompson and
you've got a mighty
fine little girl for a wife."
59
"Where's Efe?"
60
"Oh! Efe, I haven't had
a chance to thank you
for tipping me off but
I do just the same."
61
"Dat's all right, Mister
Thompson. Mighty
glad to help my friend."
62
"Are you happy?"
The End.
Labels: Cape May New Jersey, Evil Digital Film, Lewes Cape May Ferry
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