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Sheriff Cramer:
What the sam hill is going on here?
Gene Autry: We were playing "post office". Sheriff Cramer: But that's a kid's game. Gene Autry: Not the way we play it.
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Gene Autry
in
Loaded Pistols
(1948)
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Larry Evans:
I'm givin' you a chance, Autry.
Gene Autry: Why you cheap imitation of a leather-slapper. I oughta turn you over to Cramer just to teach you a lesson. Larry Evans: Draw or I'll plug ya. Gene Autry: Give me that cap pistol before I use it to part your hair!
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Gene Autry
in
Loaded Pistols
(1948)
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[after tying Gene to a chair, Mary and Larry prepare to flee an approaching posse]
Gene Autry: Hey, wait a minute! Get me out of this steer's necktie and I'll help cloud your trail. Larry Evans: Why should we trust you? Gene Autry: Why, Ed's ghost would haunt me if I let them hang the wrong man.
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Gene Autry
in
Loaded Pistols
(1948)
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[Gene lays his handkerchief on the ground]
Larry Evans: What are you doin'? Gene Autry: Puttin' my ear to the ground. It's an old Indian scout trick. Silk picks up sound... Wagon comin'.
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Gene Autry
in
Loaded Pistols
(1948)
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Chill Wills
in
Loaded Pistols
(1948)
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[Sheriff Cramer fires at the murderer who attempts to escape on Gene's horse]
Gene Autry: Hold it, Sheriff! Sheriff Cramer: But he's got your horse! Gene Autry: That's his hard luck. [Gene whistles and Champion wheels and returns the killer to the posse]
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Gene Autry
in
Loaded Pistols
(1948)
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[the Sheriff doubles back to check on Gene's story]
Dave Randall: What are you doin', Sheriff? Playin' injun? Sheriff Cramer: You see a lot of things that way sometimes. Besides, if Mary's with her brother, Gene could have been coverin' for her. He's a sucker for a lady in distress.
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Chill Wills
in
Loaded Pistols
(1948)
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