Sheriff of Tombstone (1941) |
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| Director(s) | Joseph Kane |
| Producer(s) | Joseph Kane |
| Top Genres | Action, Comedy, Romance, Western |
| Top Topics | Gunfighters, Mistaken Identity, Wild West |
Featured Cast of Sheriff of Tombstone See More »
Roy Rogers
(as Brett Starr)
George 'Gabby' Hayes
(as Judge Gabby Whittaker)
Elyse Knox
(as Mary Carson)
Harry Woods
(as Shotgun Cassidy)
Zeffie Tilbury
(as Granny Carson)
Jay Novello
(as John Anderson aka Joe ...)
Jack Ingram
(as Bill Starr)
Roy Barcroft
(as Saloon Boss)
Sheriff of Tombstone Overview:
Sheriff of Tombstone (1941) was a Western - Comedy Film directed by Joseph Kane and produced by Joseph Kane.
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Sheriff of Tombstone Quotes:
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[Shotgun Cassidy barges out of the telegraph office with a message in his hand]
Brett Starr: It must be important, Cassidy. Now if you could only read it...
Shotgun Cassidy: You keep your pryin' nose out of my business.
Brett Starr: That's what I'm doin'. I'm goin' to retire officially now.
Shotgun Cassidy: Yeah? Well, I'm retirin' myself. Leastways I'm leavin' town.
Brett Starr: Me, too. Dodge City's goin' to be kind of lonesome without us.
Shotgun Cassidy: I'll be glad to take a partin' shot at you to liven things up!
Brett Starr: When I go into shootin' just to take the quiet out of the air, Cassidy, I'll look you up.
[Shotgun Cassidy barges out of the telegraph office with a message in his hand]
Brett Starr: It must be important, Cassidy. Now if you could only read it...
Shotgun Cassidy: You keep your pryin' nose out of my business.
Brett Starr: That's what I'm doin'. I'm goin' to retire officially now.
Shotgun Cassidy: Yeah? Well, I'm retirin' myself. Leastways I'm leavin' town.
Brett Starr: Me, too. Dodge City's goin' to be kind of lonesome without us.
Shotgun Cassidy: I'll be glad to take a partin' shot at you to liven things up!
Brett Starr: When I go into shootin' just to take the quiet out of the air, Cassidy, I'll look you up.
[Brett picks up a bridal veil]
Brett Starr: I want to buy that for...
Mary Carson: Annie? Why she won't be wearing one of those for years.
Brett Starr: We'll save it for her. And with you only wearing it once...
Mary Carson: Why, Brett! It will be just as good as new!
Brett Starr: I want to buy that for...
Mary Carson: Annie? Why she won't be wearing one of those for years.
Brett Starr: We'll save it for her. And with you only wearing it once...
Mary Carson: Why, Brett! It will be just as good as new!
Brett Starr:
[Brett and Gabby confront three men stealing dresses from Mary's shop] Hey, hasn't a lady got any rights around here?
Clay brother, Jed Crowley, Clay brother: Huh?
Saloon boss: Well, I'll tell you, stranger, it's every man *and* woman for himself here. We ain't had a sheriff in a month!
Clay brother, Jed Crowley, Clay brother: Huh?
Saloon boss: Well, I'll tell you, stranger, it's every man *and* woman for himself here. We ain't had a sheriff in a month!
Granny Carson:
We ain't budgin' boys.
Mary Carson: Your bonnet's crooked!
Granny Carson: Me shootin's straight.
Mary Carson: Your bonnet's crooked!
Granny Carson: Me shootin's straight.
[Roy tries to select a dress for the nine-year-old Annie]
Brett Starr: I have some folks out of town and I'd like to buy a little girl's dress.
Mary Carson: Certainly.
[Holds up a dress]
Mary Carson: Pretty?
[eyeing Mary]
Brett Starr: About the prettiest I ever saw.
Mary Carson: What's her name?
Brett Starr: That's what I'm wondering.
See More Quotes from Sheriff of TombstoneBrett Starr: I have some folks out of town and I'd like to buy a little girl's dress.
Mary Carson: Certainly.
[Holds up a dress]
Mary Carson: Pretty?
[eyeing Mary]
Brett Starr: About the prettiest I ever saw.
Mary Carson: What's her name?
Brett Starr: That's what I'm wondering.