Sue Creighton: You're happy, aren't you? Richard Blake: Every man is when his dream is materialized. - Robert Young (as Richard Blake) in Western Union (1941)

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Doc Murdoch: Can you cook lamb? Cookie: There are nine different ways to cook mutton. And I know them all! Homer Kettle: Never mind that! Do you cook it with the hair on? Cookie: I should say not! Crowd: Hurray! Homer Kettle: Then you're hired! - Chill Wills (as Homer Kettle) in Western Union (1941)

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Doc Murdoch: Feels like you got a slug there, pardner. A .44? Charlie: Injun arrowhead. It don't bother me none. Doc Murdoch: You know, some members of the medical profession like to cut them things out. But I say, let 'em stay if it's that comfortable. - John Carradine (as Doc Murdoch) in Western Union (1941)

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Vance Shaw: He says you come in peace today, but there won't be any peace if you try to take the singing wire through the Oglala nation. Edward Creighton: Well, tell him that the Great White Father who speaks with lightning over the singing wire is sorry for the wounding of his Indian son; but the lightning talk is strong medicine and it must go through. - Dean Jagger (as Edward Creighton) in Western Union (1941)

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Vance Shaw: I like being alone. Edward Creighton: The best place to be alone sometimes is in a crowd. Vance Shaw: That's the way I figured it... until I ran into you. - Randolph Scott (as Vance Shaw) in Western Union (1941)

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Vance Shaw: The first thing to find out is what sort of game we're sitting in on. - Randolph Scott (as Vance Shaw) in Western Union (1941)

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Jack Slade: Mr. Creighton, you're a good man to do business with. Edward Creighton: But only once. - Dean Jagger (as Edward Creighton) in Western Union (1941)

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Jack Slade: Suppose I don't let you go? Vance Shaw: Why don't you stop me? - Randolph Scott (as Vance Shaw) in Western Union (1941)

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Edward Creighton: Well then, I guess I better see the law about this. Jack Slade: You'll have to go back to Omaha if you do. It don't run beyond there. Edward Creighton: I'll make some of my own! - Dean Jagger (as Edward Creighton) in Western Union (1941)

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Richard Blake: I'd like to go with you. Vance Shaw: Sorry, this is one job I don't trust to a tenderfoot, no matter how good he is. - Randolph Scott (as Vance Shaw) in Western Union (1941)

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