Woodward Maurice Ritter
| Sign | Capricorn |
| Born | Jan 12, 1905 Murvaul, TX |
| Died | Jan 2, 1974 Nashville, TN |
| Age | Died at 69 |
Tex Ritter | |
| Job | Actress |
| Top Roles | Tex Randall, Tex Haines, Tex Haines, Tex Saunders, Tex |
| Top Genres | Western, Action, Romance, Adventure, Mystery, Comedy |
| Top Topics | Outlaws |
| Top Collaborators | Charles King, White Flash, Budd Buster, Fuzzy Knight |
| Shares birthday with | Luise Rainer, Edgar Lansbury, Sara Berner see more.. |
Tex Ritter Overview:
Actress, Tex Ritter, was born Woodward Maurice Ritter on Jan 12, 1905 in Murvaul, TX. Ritter died at the age of 69 on Jan 2, 1974 in Nashville, TN .
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She was honored with one star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in the category of Recording.
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Tex Ritter Quotes:
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Narrator: This here sure is Dallas, Texas, the way it stands today. But hidden amid the modern buildings there still stands today a small reminder of the way it used to be, the very first jail house. It was built to house the very first bad man in the history of Texas. Now remember this was a long time ago, back when Texas was young, mighty young.
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[Dave and Tex ride up to Panhandle who is making smoke signals and chanting incoherently]
Texas Ranger Dave Wyatt: Well, what are you trying to do, Panhandle?
Texas Ranger Panhandle Perkins: Don't you get it, Dave?
Texas Ranger Tex Haines: Sorry.
Texas Ranger Panhandle Perkins: You understand, don't you, Tex?
Texas Ranger Tex Haines: Sure! You're givin' an imitation of a razorback hog stuck in a barbed-wire fence.
Texas Ranger Panhandle Perkins: No, that ain't it at all! We're near Indian country, ain't we? Well, I'm practicin' talkin' Indian, throwin' up smoke signals, practicin' sign language - I'm getting' prepared!
Texas Ranger Tex Haines: Ah, we were only kiddin', Panhandle. Understood every word you said, didn't we, Dave?
Texas Ranger Dave Wyatt: Sure did, and you're dead right - we've got to be prepared. In fact, we'll hold a counsel of war right now.
Marshal Tex Martin: Hickok, I don't like to tie a man on a horse if he has to travel, but I don't mind shootin' him off of one if he tries to get away.
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Narrator: This here sure is Dallas, Texas, the way it stands today. But hidden amid the modern buildings there still stands today a small reminder of the way it used to be, the very first jail house. It was built to house the very first bad man in the history of Texas. Now remember this was a long time ago, back when Texas was young, mighty young.
[first lines]
[Dave and Tex ride up to Panhandle who is making smoke signals and chanting incoherently]
Texas Ranger Dave Wyatt: Well, what are you trying to do, Panhandle?
Texas Ranger Panhandle Perkins: Don't you get it, Dave?
Texas Ranger Tex Haines: Sorry.
Texas Ranger Panhandle Perkins: You understand, don't you, Tex?
Texas Ranger Tex Haines: Sure! You're givin' an imitation of a razorback hog stuck in a barbed-wire fence.
Texas Ranger Panhandle Perkins: No, that ain't it at all! We're near Indian country, ain't we? Well, I'm practicin' talkin' Indian, throwin' up smoke signals, practicin' sign language - I'm getting' prepared!
Texas Ranger Tex Haines: Ah, we were only kiddin', Panhandle. Understood every word you said, didn't we, Dave?
Texas Ranger Dave Wyatt: Sure did, and you're dead right - we've got to be prepared. In fact, we'll hold a counsel of war right now.
Marshal Tex Martin: Hickok, I don't like to tie a man on a horse if he has to travel, but I don't mind shootin' him off of one if he tries to get away.
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