The Gene Autry Show (TV Series)

The Rangerette (1955)

Leonard Penn: Martin Pickett

Quotes 

• 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?

• Martin Pickett : Here's an interesting weapon.

  Stan Richter : You mean you want us to fight Autry with a bow and arrow?

  Martin Pickett : Historically, many tribes of Indians employed such a weapon. They call it a fire arrow. They used them to burn the white man's wagons on the old Santa Fe Trail, and before that the eastern Indians used it to burn the fields and cabins of our pioneer ancestors. It could be used again even today... or perhaps tomorrow.