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The Cisco Kid and the Lady (1939) was a Romance - Western Film directed by Herbert I. Leeds and produced by John Stone and Sol M. Wurtzel.

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Cisco Kid: Amigo, if the young lady refuses to say, "I do," shoot the gentleman in the leg.
Gordito: Oh, si.
Cisco Kid: And if the gentleman refuses to say, "I do," shoot him in the other leg. It only comes twice in the ceremony, no?
Pop Saunders: Ah... yes!
Cisco Kid: Good! He's got enough legs.


Tommy Bates: Who says I'm too drunk to fight? Stand up and I'll show ya!
Cisco Kid: But senor, I'm already standing.


Tommy Bates: Excuse me, sir. Could you tell me where the schoolhouse is?
Pop Saunders: Surest thing. Up the street about two blocks... where it says Dead Eye Saloon.
Tommy Bates: Well?
Pop Saunders: That's it.
Tommy Bates: What? The Dead Eye Saloon is a schoolhouse?
Pop Saunders: Yep. The owner got killed so we moved the kids in there.


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Also directed by Herbert I. Leeds




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Also produced by John Stone




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Also released in 1939




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