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Cripple Creek (1952) was a Western Film directed by Ray Nazarro and produced by Edward Small.

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Silver Kirby: There's one cartridge in this gun and five empty chambers. This slug with your name on it may be the first or the last... or somewhere in between.
Denver Jones: Chief, that's one for the book.
Silver Kirby: I thought you'd like that. I'm going to give you a gambling chance. If you give me an honest answer to my question, you walk out that door a free man.
Strap Galland alias Gillis: You expect me to believe that?
Silver Kirby: That's another gamble you'll have to take. At the moment, the odds are five to one that this is an empty chamber.


Silver Kirby: Now I wonder what Cabeau saw in those two to worry about?
Denver Jones: Maybe it's the way they sling the artillery... Texas-style: low and handy.


Undertaker Hawkins: Very sad affair...but it's the best night's business we've had for some time. I can make a very attractive club rate for six.
Marshal John Tetheroe: Well, Silver, you can lock up now. The corpus delicti have been identified and Hawkins here offers a very good club rate -- six coffins, no flowers, no mourners.


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Also directed by Ray Nazarro




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Also produced by Edward Small




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Also released in 1952




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