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Call of the Prairie Overview:

Call of the Prairie (1936) was a Western - Film directed by Howard Bretherton and produced by Harry Sherman.

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Call of the Prairie Quotes:

Johnny Nelson: You keep out of my affairs! I'm tired of bein' the tail end of your kite.

[Porter and his men count the proceeds from their latest robbery]
Sam Porter: Well, I'll be danged. Nothing but old bills and receipts!
Charlie 'Shanghai' McHenry: Why, the dirty crook!

Johnny Nelson: Who's your father?
Linda McHenry: Charlie McHenry.
Johnny Nelson: I reckon he's one of those nice people I haven't been meetin' lately.

[last lines]
Hopalong Cassidy: Well, Miss Linda, it looks like you'll need some help around here.
Johnny Nelson: Just leave it to me, Hoppy!
Hopalong Cassidy: That's just what I'm afraid of.

Charlie 'Shanghai' McHenry: Where'd you come from?
Johnny Nelson: I sprouted angel's wings and flew!
Charlie 'Shanghai' McHenry: More likely horns and a tail.
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The fourth of sixty-six Hopalong Cassidy movies.

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