The Gunsmith

If killers laugh at the law in a town, it isn't long before they take over. That's happening in your town, mister. What are you going to do about it? Have gone! Will travel! Starring Mr. John Dana as Paladin.

San Francisco, 1875. The Carlton Hotel. headquarters of a man called Paladin. Mr. Paladin. Oh, good afternoon, Mr. Paladin. Well, you're looking very pleased with yourself, hey boy. Oh, well, a big wedding will happen. Wedding? Who's wedding? Not yours.

No, no, no, no. Cousin to hey boy. Oh, Miss. Oh, a Chinese wedding. Many people, much he celebrated. Well, that's fine. I'd say, by the way, you're acting that this doesn't happen too often, huh?

Oh no, no, no, me so paladin. Does not happen often. Oh, hey boy, very happy. Oh, make many preparations. Everybody, have a good time. You here come to wedding? Hey boy, if I'm in San Francisco, I guarantee I'll be there.

You just let me know when and where. Oh, very good. Yes, oh, hey boy, let you know. I go now. No, no, wait, wait a minute. Didn't you want to see me about something? Oh, yes, sir.

Oh, most of all, God, the telegram come for you. Oh. Yeah. Well, let's see. Are you Sanny Asa? Yes. Tell him, have gun will travel. This is Frank Knight speaking for the world's most honored watch, Long Jean.

In the conquest of the Old West, men won fame through feats of bravery and daring. Today, things are different, but fame can still be won. How wonderful to win a Nobel Prize in Science, a Pulitzer Award in literature and Olympic gold medal in sports.