"Tales of Wells Fargo" A Fistful of Pride (TV Episode 1961) - Dale Robertson as Jim Hardie

[first lines]

Lucy Croydon : Kind of a hard act to follow.

Jim Hardie : Not if you're a headliner yourself.
Jim Hardie : This whole thing's so silly. It's not going to help him get Cindy back; that's up to a court. If he's got any ideas about goin' on fightin', he's goin' to wind up a punchin' bag for every kid with an iron fist. There's no future in it.

Beau McCloud : What future did he have before, Jim? At least now he has a hope, a dream.
Jim Hardie : There are two kinds of people who shouldn't bet; those that haven't got any money and those who have too much - and that pretty much takes care of everybody.
Carson : Not too many winners here tonight, were there?

Jim Hardie : No, there weren't - just those who were loyal and those who didn't know any better.
Carson : You know, they say ignorance is bliss.

Jim Hardie : I suppose it is... if it is ignorance.
Jim Hardie : So how does it feel? Back in Gloribee you took a dive for this manager; now you're willing to kill for him. Maybe it's too late to help you after all.
Cindy Croydon : What's it going to be like in San Francisco, Mom?

Lucy Croydon : Oh, like nothing you ever saw, Cindy.

Cindy Croydon : Really, Mr. Hardie? Is it all they say it is?

Jim Hardie : And more, too - plus everything you're going to bring to it.

Dale Robertson: Jim Hardie