"The Gene Autry Show" The Rangerette (TV Episode 1955) - Emile Meyer as Big Jim Weston

Martin Pickett : Jim, I've done everything I can for you. What do you want now?

Big Jim Weston : You can mail a letter, can't you?

Martin Pickett : [reading address] "Father O'Toole, Saint Mark's School, Chicago." You think a priest can help you?

Big Jim Weston : He can help my kid.

Martin Pickett : Your kid? You've got a child?

Big Jim Weston : Yeah, in Chicago.

Martin Pickett : Oh. How old is your child?

Big Jim Weston : Ten. Goes under the name of Gerry. Gerry Wentworth.

Martin Pickett : But your name is Weston.

Big Jim Weston : You don't think a kid of mine should inherit my name, do you?
Big Jim Weston : If you ever tell anyone I've got a kid, there are ways I can shut you up, Pickett, even from prison.
[Big Jim breaks out of jail to confront his villainous "friend"]

Gerry Wentworth : But isn't it wrong, Daddy?

Big Jim Weston : Not what I'm doin' now. I've been wrong all my life. Even my friends were wrong. It's those friends I want to see now, Gerry. When I go back to prison, I don't want to be lonesome. I want my friends with me.
Big Jim Weston : Don't worry about it, honey. It's like Father O'Toole told me one time. There are two coaches, he said. One goes the right road and the other goes the wrong one. Your dad caught the wrong coach.

Emile Meyer: Big Jim Weston