Fort Laramie · June 3, 1956 · 29 min · 3,395 words
The transcript of “Dont Kick My Horse”, an episode of Fort Laramie first broadcast June 3, 1956. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Fort Laramie plays Fort Laramie free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.
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That's the killer! 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. Back up there you all right junkest baron crow, be not...
Yeah, pull up, pull up. Yeah, pull up. Now stand there easy for I take an ocean to stand you with a club. Oh my, my, you're just a natural born horse, but ain't you, Yates?
Yeah, horses. All right, do a squirt, chores, and the barks and turn off his blasted stable duty. Hold still, lad. How do you ever have to join up the cavalry anyhow? Because you ride every place, that's what they told me.
Sure you ride. Time man gets to babin' up his horse. He's too old, fired, tired to walk. Well, maybe you just ain't doin' it right. Curran him the way the sardin said, no, ain't I?
Curran right down the ground and then clean up their hood. All right, stand still there, you miserable. Clean up their hood. Ain't nobody takin' care of my feet in this army. What, there's no call for it, Yates. You ride every place.
Yeah sure I ride and then I ride back and I got calluses to prove it you know if I was Hey, well there at Joby. Joby Turler? Yeah. Oh he's just talking to his horse again. Well he's all the time doing that. He must be about half horse his cell. Oh Joby's alright. Hey
Hey, Joby. What are you telling her? The one about the engine princess in the corporate life? Yeah. Oh, I'm sorry, yes, I guess I wasn't listening. Well, then, how about along with me at your back?
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