The New Recruit

At the palace! Laramie, starring Raymond Burr as Captain Lee Quince,

specially transcribed tales of the dark and tragic ground of the wild frontier. The saga of fighting men who rode the rim of empire, and the dramatic story of Lee Quince, Captain of Cavalry. Afternoon, Captain.

Afternoon. Will it be? Oh, glass of rime. Yes, sir. May I, Captain? Afternoon, off. No, this came in to talk to Smithson about some freight and... Eh, here's luck. Oh, thank you, Captain. Thought that was his soldier's mount out the front.

Is that... Hello, Captain. Banyan. You surprised? I didn't expect to see you here. Thought you'd be long gone from these parts, Banyan. Gone? Come back and... On my way again. Mm-hmm. to where? Oh, I think I'll try California, San Francisco this time. Here it's a nice place.

San Francisco, even this place is nice when you are in the army. Like a drink. I don't mind. Hello, glass here bartender. I'm gonna ride up. How's civilian life? Oh, you should try it, Captain. Nobody, nobody issue an orders from Washington all the time, you know, orders telling you to do something foolish about some other foolish thing. I don't suppose any of that's

changed much. Oh, Washington never changed. All right, James. Thanks, Quincy. In for the day. Nope. I'm on my way back right now. Oh Kind of thought you might like to join me doing what? Nice poker game going on over there. They've been at it two days two nights now Now that fellow there in the Stetson from Montana. He's winning a lot

But he getting pretty tired. I figure it's just about time for me to walk in With a good night's sleep Don't you might be that's how I look at it Let's figure out having wore down and oh six seven hours about the time you're sitting horse at retreat They still have that don't