About 1987, saw again at Scottsdale Center for the Arts at a cult film series. Same version as I saw in 1984, and that was the showing where some old ladies in the row in front of us were talking before the film "I've never heard of this film, but if Hank Fonda is in it, it has to be good". They walked out after little Timmy's freckles got scattered across the desert by Frank's bullet, so that was actually pretty funny.
Here's what I remember :No scene of Harmonica buttoning up his sleeve, standing up, putting his gun back into the top of his satchel when I first saw this (Phoenix 1969)Scene at the Stander's trading post was there.Cheyenne's death was shown.A year or so later, I saw a different version, and definitely Cheyenne's death scene was cut, I remarked about that at the time.Fall 1984, a local art theater had a run, showed what they said was a version with cut scenes added back in. This version did include the scene of Harmonica buttoning up his sleeve, standing up, putting his gun back into the top of his satchel. And maybe gunshot killing little Timmy McBain. I think I wrote notes of the differences in this version at the time, not sure I can still locate that though.
The two black porters follow her and carry her luggage to the bench on the outside of the station, Jill sees the clock on the station read 7:55. Time passes and the trackside is now deserted; Jill looks at her watch which now reads 10:10 and her luggage is back at trainside where she stepped off, and the two black porters again follow her with the luggage past the same bench and through the station into Flagstone proper.