There is a line of dialogue in this film, and I won't say where, that is used almost verbatim in a later Wayne film (giving a tribute to Harry Carey Sr. in doing so). It is the spoken word, not the previously mentioned outright tribute to Carey in "The Searchers" with John Wayne's arm movement at the end.
Think about this one, and see what you can come up with.
As I now am watching this wonderfull movie in its entirety for the first time.I am at a loss to discover the answer to your puzzeling question.Can you PM me to let me know the answer.Please it`s kiling me!!!! Also was this Harry Carey`s last film before his passing? Sincere thanks,-Bruce-
"Do not let thorns in your side become nails in your coffin".-Bruce Richard Bundy 10/2006
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One thing I admired about Wayne, he was very loyal to the small Republic Studios, where he started his career with half hour movies of the west. The bigger star he became and Republic asked for his services in certain movies, he came. His final movie for them was the academy award movie "The Quiet Man".
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