Calamity Jane: Bill Hickok, you ornery son-of-a-mule. You wouldn't give a bad dime to a sick kid, would you? Wild Bill Hickok: You might be right, Calamity. Calamity Jane: No, I ain't. I know I ain't worth a bad dime. - Jean Arthur (as Calamity Jane) in The Plainsman (1936)

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Calamity Jane: Maybe you're just bein' nice to me because you think you won't ever see me again. Wild Bill Hickok: Sure, sure I'll see you again. This is a big country and trails cross sometimes. - Gary Cooper (as Wild Bill Hickok) in The Plainsman (1936)

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Calamity Jane: Tip your hat when you speak to a lady! Wild Bill Hickok: I will... when I speak to a lady. - Gary Cooper (as Wild Bill Hickok) in The Plainsman (1936)

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Calamity Jane: What are you smoking? Chalk? - Jean Arthur (as Calamity Jane) in The Plainsman (1936)

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Calamity Jane: You're a mule-headed man, Bill Hickok. - Jean Arthur (as Calamity Jane) in The Plainsman (1936)

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Jack McCall: I'm gonna be a big man in this country. Calamity Jane: [Sarcastically] You're gonna have to grow a foot, won't yuh? - Jean Arthur (as Calamity Jane) in The Plainsman (1936)

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Van Ellyn associate: But we can't sell rifles to the Indians! Van Ellyn: I think we can... to peaceable Indians. - Granville Bates (as Van Ellyn) in The Plainsman (1936)

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Wild Bill Hickok: [Seeing McCall smoking a cigarette] Hey! Your toothpick is on fire! - Gary Cooper (as Wild Bill Hickok) in The Plainsman (1936)

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Wild Bill Hickok: [to Buffalo Bill on his recent marriage] I see she hasn't cut your hair... yet. - Gary Cooper (as Wild Bill Hickok) in The Plainsman (1936)

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Wild Bill Hickok: [to Calamity Jane] Indians will sell anything. They might sell you! - Gary Cooper (as Wild Bill Hickok) in The Plainsman (1936)

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