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Stage to Chino Overview:

Stage to Chino (1940) was a Western - Film directed by Edward Killy and produced by Lee S. Marcus.

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[Using reverse psychology, Dude convinces Slim to fight Dan]
Dude Elliott: He's just waitin' for you to start something!
Slim: Well, I'm an accommodating guy. I'll wait for him in the bar.
Slim: I've got some money burning a hole in my pocket.
Dan Clark: When you put that fire out, come and see me.
[commenting on Caroline's half-burned stagecoach, which has been "repaired" with oilskin and wallpaper]
Dude Elliott: If you see that patchwork on the road, don't let it pass you - it might scare the horses.
[Dan leads a henchman away to be questioned]
Dude Elliott: What do you expect to find out from him?
Dan Clark: Oh, to see if two and two make four or twelve and eight make twenty.
Charlie Lait: They might shoot!
Dan Clark: Uh-huh. So might I - and I'm a lot closer!
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