Santa Fe Stampede (1938) |
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| Director(s) | George Sherman |
| Producer(s) | No producer listed for this movie |
| Top Genres | Western |
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John Wayne(as Stony Brooke)
Santa Fe Stampede
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1938
Santa Fe Stampede
Released
1938
John Wayne
(as Stony Brooke)
William Farnum(as Dave Carson)
Santa Fe Stampede
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1938
Santa Fe Stampede
Released
1938
William Farnum
(as Dave Carson)
LeRoy Mason(as Mayor Gil Byron)
Santa Fe Stampede
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1938
Santa Fe Stampede
Released
1938
LeRoy Mason
(as Mayor Gil Byron)
Tom London(as Marshal Jim Wood)
Santa Fe Stampede
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1938
Santa Fe Stampede
Released
1938
Tom London
(as Marshal Jim Wood)
Richard Alexander(as Henchman Joe Moffit)
Santa Fe Stampede
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1938
Santa Fe Stampede
Released
1938
Richard Alexander
(as Henchman Joe Moffit)
Yakima Canutt(as Ben Carey)
Santa Fe Stampede
Released
1938
Santa Fe Stampede
Released
1938
Yakima Canutt
(as Ben Carey)
Charles King(as Henchman Ben)
Santa Fe Stampede
Released
1938
Santa Fe Stampede
Released
1938
Charles King
(as Henchman Ben)
Duke R. Lee(as Reports Murders)
Santa Fe Stampede
Released
1938
Santa Fe Stampede
Released
1938
Duke R. Lee
(as Reports Murders)
Santa Fe Stampede Overview:
Santa Fe Stampede (1938) was a Western - Black-and-white Film directed by George Sherman .
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Santa Fe Stampede Quotes:
Nancy Carson:
Well, you've certainly made a hit with Billy and Julie.
Stony Brooke: I wish the rest of the family felt that way.
Nancy Carson: Give me a good reason why I should.
Stony Brooke: Oh, well, I'm kind to animals and help old ladies across the street.
Tucson Smith: That is, when there aren't any young ones to help.
Stony Brooke: The voice of experience.
Stony Brooke: I wish the rest of the family felt that way.
Nancy Carson: Give me a good reason why I should.
Stony Brooke: Oh, well, I'm kind to animals and help old ladies across the street.
Tucson Smith: That is, when there aren't any young ones to help.
Stony Brooke: The voice of experience.
Stony Brooke:
So that's His Honor the Mayor. Brings his own jury.
Tucson Smith: Swell chance we're going to have.
Stony Brooke: We'll stick around and see how far this thing will go.
Tucson Smith: Swell chance we're going to have.
Stony Brooke: We'll stick around and see how far this thing will go.
Marshal Jim Wood:
Judge Hixon, the prisoner seems to want an early trial. Do you think you can accommodate him?
Judge Henry J. Hixon: Well yes, Marshal, I think I can arrange it. I've done it before.
Marshal Jim Wood: Oh, no, Judge. This is going to be a fair trial.
Judge Henry J. Hixon: Well yes, Marshal, I think I can arrange it. I've done it before.
Marshal Jim Wood: Oh, no, Judge. This is going to be a fair trial.
Mayor Gil Byron:
Just a minute, Brooke. You've been through a terrible ordeal. I can promise you that every man responsible will be punished before I'm through.
Stony Brooke: You're through right now.
Stony Brooke: You're through right now.
Stony Brooke:
Just a minute! What kind of farce do you call this?
Mayor Gil Byron: Don't you approve of the way we hold court?
Stony Brooke: This isn't a court, it's a three-ring circus.
Judge Henry J. Hixon: Careful, young man...
Stony Brooke: Of what? You're sworn to uphold the laws of this territory and what do yo do? Jump like a rabbit every time he cracks a whip.
Judge Henry J. Hixon: One more word from you and I'll fine you for contempt!
Stony Brooke: Word fail to express my contempt for this court.
See More Quotes from Santa Fe StampedeMayor Gil Byron: Don't you approve of the way we hold court?
Stony Brooke: This isn't a court, it's a three-ring circus.
Judge Henry J. Hixon: Careful, young man...
Stony Brooke: Of what? You're sworn to uphold the laws of this territory and what do yo do? Jump like a rabbit every time he cracks a whip.
Judge Henry J. Hixon: One more word from you and I'll fine you for contempt!
Stony Brooke: Word fail to express my contempt for this court.
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According to the American Movie Channel, this was the first Hollywood film where the villain murders a child.