Hit the Saddle (1937) Poster

(1937)

Max Terhune: Lullaby Joslin

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Ray Corrigan, Robert Livingston, and Max Terhune in Hit the Saddle (1937) Rita Hayworth, Ray Corrigan, Robert Livingston, Sammy McKim, and Max Terhune in Hit the Saddle (1937) Ray Corrigan, Robert Livingston, Sammy McKim, and Max Terhune in Hit the Saddle (1937) Rita Hayworth, Ray Corrigan, Robert Livingston, Rudy Sooter, and Max Terhune in Hit the Saddle (1937)

Quotes 

  • [after Stoney and Rita sing a duet] 

    Tucson Smith : As I live and breathe, if it isn't one of them singin' cowboys!

    Lullaby Joslin : That was grand singin'. I ain't heard the like since my grandpap Zubie was hung.

  • Lullaby Joslin : I know just how Stoney feels about it. Why, my third wife used to raise a ruckus every time I left her. Too bad about her, though. Took her out riding one day. She fell off her horse, broke her leg... we had to shoot her.

  • Lullaby Joslin : [as Stony goes off with gold-digging saloon girl Rita]  Tucson, might be better idea to have a state law protectin' Stony instead of them wild horses.

    Tucson Smith : He'll snap out of it. Don't worry.

    Lullaby Joslin : With all the he-men around town, don't see what she sees in that young squirt anyhow.

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