J.A. Marsden: Zorro, Zorro, Zorro. Can't you get rid of that man?


--Noah Beery (as ) in Zorro Rides Again

Montana Smith: Why didn't you stampede along with your herd, young fella?
Bob Wallace: Because this is my water hole.
Montana Smith: Well, now, I heard different.
Bob Wallace: Sam Ellis agreed it was when he sold me the ranch.
Montana Smith: Maybe so. I ain't no lawyer...
Bob Wallace: Nooo. No, just a gunman.
Montana Smith: Well, that's what they pay me for, yes.
Bob Wallace: Killin' people?
Montana Smith: I never killed anyone who didn't try to get me first.
Bob Wallace: Am I to take that as a warning?
Montana Smith: Well now, it would be sound sense if you to take it as such.


--Noah Beery (as ) in The Tulsa Kid

Judge: Jed Colby, you have been found guilty. But on account of peculiar circumstances and feelings in the community, the court has decided not to have a hanging. But you'll have to go to the State Penitentiary for 15 years for the murder of Judd Spelvin.
Jed Colby: Murder? Why, it was feudin', pure and simple!


--Noah Beery (as Jed Colby) in To the Last Man

[after shooting Grandpa Chet Spelvin]
Jed Colby: Now my pappy can rest easy in his grave. I got Chet Spelvin for him.


--Noah Beery (as Jed Colby) in To the Last Man