Drop That Guns in Saguache
Adventurous Curly Plandrav and his chum Mac drift into a horse stealing plot in Saguache Arizona. They elude a pursuing posse, Mac is killed, Curly is wounded and captured. Kate Cullison saves Curly from lynching as the tale unfolds toward a plan involving outlaw Boapy Stone and rustling, ending with Curly joining Sam Cullison’s circle while a train robbery scheme brews.
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Iquor
Curly Plandrav
Mac
Saguache
Ariz
Curly
Luck Cullinan
Cullison
Kate Cullison
Luck
Boapy Stone
Flandran
Culllson
Sam
Culson
London
Sam Culnon
Laura London
Stone
Young Cullison
Fiandrau
Baguache
Soapy Stone's Bluff and a Town Meeting
Flandrau pays for a ticket and learns the express skipped Tin Cup. Curly tracks Sam to Chalkeye's place, reading a note about an upcoming talk. Sam investigates tucked behind a saloon wall as Curly eavesdrops in a hidden booth seeking the truth of a dangerous business.
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Flandrau
Tin Cup
Flandran
Sam
Mr. Soapy Stone
Dead Cow Creek
Curly
Chalkeye
Lou
Cullison
Finodran
Tle
Streetwise Kid Faces Soapy Stone Echoes In Barroom Plot
Curly Cullison survives a tense encounter with Soapy Stone and his gang after overheard plans to ambush a train robbery. Slate Davis, Maloney, and Luck Cullison plot an undercover counter move to protect Curly and trap Stone. Kate Cullison greets Curly at the Del Mar as the plan unfolds without immediate violence.
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Elttenna
Ronie
Emile
Stone
Curly
Davis
Trattor
Culligen
Sam
Achemain
Cullinan
Slats
Boney
Dick Maroney
del Mar
Cullison
el Molino Street
Sliver Dollar
Blackwell
Flandran
Soapy
Desperado
Boopy
Maroney
Slate Davis
Maloney
Luck
The
State
el Molina Street
Cal- Haeon
the del Mar
el Molino
Chalkeye
Pete's Palace
Davie
Progrit
Carly
Kate Cullleon
Curly Calls Stoni Bluff in Playful Caution
Curly issues a taunt to Stoni in a brisk exchange about bluffing. A playful remark follows, referencing air and a practical jab in a staged moment. The line hints at performance tension and character dynamics in a theater scene.
Cause and Because Doctor dialogue excerpt unfolds
A rural village belfiam asks a doctor why some people are born dumb. The doctor explains it is because they come into the world without the power of speech. An old lady notes she has asked others, receiving the reply it is “Cause they be.”
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Beaton
Transcript
Willing Auditors and a Party Wire Banter
The piece features a humorous exchange about willingness to endure discomfort and a telephone operator’s quip about party loyalties. It cheekily promotes a Red Cross Ball Blue product as a remedy for dullness and highlights fashion as a cure for troubles, ending with a nod to spring hats.
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William MacLeod Raine
G. W. Dillingham
Pany
Cnde
Lueck Cullison
Yuma
Plandrow
Arroyo Street
Plandran
Atiay
Soapy Stone
Miandran
Hut Cutty
Stoni
Peru
Seuall Pili
Sael Beeo
Prien DR. Carters Iron Fila
Natare
Ce Ation Foule
CIA
Rioumafiom
Nerv Rvemess
Red Cross
Uy Kangas City
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