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[last lines]
[listening to the clack of the telegraph] Richard Blake: Makes a nice sound, doesn't it, coming across a continent. Edward Creighton: It's music. Sue Creighton: I wish Shaw could hear it. Edward Creighton: It's a long way from Salt Lake City to Boot Hill in Elkville, but I think he can hear it.
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Dean Jagger
(as Edward Creighton)
in
Western Union
(1941)
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[on the whereabouts of a recently deceased railroad worker]
Charlie: He's being slapped with a spade right now.
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Victor Kilian
(as Charlie)
in
Western Union
(1941)
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