Gov. Felipe:
I propose that Kala be hanged in the public square tomorrow morning.
Manuel Gonzalez: Excellent - make an example of him!
Chief Justice Pablo: I also agree. Show the Yaquis they cannot break our laws and live and we'll have little to fear from that quarter.
Don Diego Vega: Except bloodshed and death.
--Reed Hadley (as Don Diego Vega aka Zorro) in Zorro's Fighting Legion
Manuel Gonzalez: Excellent - make an example of him!
Chief Justice Pablo: I also agree. Show the Yaquis they cannot break our laws and live and we'll have little to fear from that quarter.
Don Diego Vega: Except bloodshed and death.
--Reed Hadley (as Don Diego Vega aka Zorro) in Zorro's Fighting Legion
John Sands:
Seems like nothing happens around here without your say-so.
Matt Garson: That's right.
John Sands: Tell me, what do you do when it rains?
Matt Garson: I generally go inside.
--Reed Hadley (as ) in Panhandle
Matt Garson: That's right.
John Sands: Tell me, what do you do when it rains?
Matt Garson: I generally go inside.
--Reed Hadley (as ) in Panhandle
U.S. Marshal Martin Weatherby:
But Marshal! This - this outlaw; if you don't arrest him, I shall!
Wild Bill Hickok: Outlaw? Let me tell you something, son. This ain't Boston. We had a war down here and you'll find men in high offices who are thieves and cutthroats. You'll find others who are branded outlaws that are only fighting for what's their own. There's those known as bad men and those as are bad men. You better learn to tell the difference!
--Reed Hadley (as ) in Dallas
Wild Bill Hickok: Outlaw? Let me tell you something, son. This ain't Boston. We had a war down here and you'll find men in high offices who are thieves and cutthroats. You'll find others who are branded outlaws that are only fighting for what's their own. There's those known as bad men and those as are bad men. You better learn to tell the difference!
--Reed Hadley (as ) in Dallas
U.S. Marshal Martin Weatherby:
Now these are orders, Mr. Hickok. Your patriotic duty demands that...
Wild Bill Hickok: Sonny, there are duty scars all over my hide. From now on, folks are going to buy tickets just to look at 'em on a stage in a theater.
U.S. Marshal Martin Weatherby: You mean you're going to be an actor?
Wild Bill Hickok: Why not? You're what marshaling has petered down to.
--Reed Hadley (as ) in Dallas
Wild Bill Hickok: Sonny, there are duty scars all over my hide. From now on, folks are going to buy tickets just to look at 'em on a stage in a theater.
U.S. Marshal Martin Weatherby: You mean you're going to be an actor?
Wild Bill Hickok: Why not? You're what marshaling has petered down to.
--Reed Hadley (as ) in Dallas
Manuel Gonzalez:
Gentlemen, this is becoming ridiculous! The next thing you know, someone will be accusing you of being Zorro.
Don Diego Vega: Why, I believe I'd be flattered!
--Reed Hadley (as Don Diego Vega aka Zorro) in Zorro's Fighting Legion
Don Diego Vega: Why, I believe I'd be flattered!
--Reed Hadley (as Don Diego Vega aka Zorro) in Zorro's Fighting Legion
Tal Chotali:
What causes this attack?
Rahman Bar [Ch. 1,11-12]: The legend, Towana. The white man shall not desecrate the Valley of Tombs.
Tal Chotali: That is not the true legend. When there is desecration, Scorpio will erupt.
[Tal Chotali gestures towards a smoking volcano]
Tal Chotali: See for yourself, there is no eruption. You have spilled blood without reason. Return to your people and counsel them to await a sign from Scorpio!
Rahman Bar [Ch. 1,11-12]: I will do as you say, Toawana. The true legend must not be violated. But the white men must leave. There is a curse that says that any white man who enters the Valley of Tombs shall die.
--Reed Hadley (as ) in Adventures of Captain Marvel
Rahman Bar [Ch. 1,11-12]: The legend, Towana. The white man shall not desecrate the Valley of Tombs.
Tal Chotali: That is not the true legend. When there is desecration, Scorpio will erupt.
[Tal Chotali gestures towards a smoking volcano]
Tal Chotali: See for yourself, there is no eruption. You have spilled blood without reason. Return to your people and counsel them to await a sign from Scorpio!
Rahman Bar [Ch. 1,11-12]: I will do as you say, Toawana. The true legend must not be violated. But the white men must leave. There is a curse that says that any white man who enters the Valley of Tombs shall die.
--Reed Hadley (as ) in Adventures of Captain Marvel
Don Diego Vega:
What Diego can't do, Zorro can!
--Reed Hadley (as Don Diego Vega aka Zorro) in Zorro's Fighting Legion
--Reed Hadley (as Don Diego Vega aka Zorro) in Zorro's Fighting Legion
John Griff:
There's only one thing about this case I can't understand.
James Addison 'The Baron' Reavis, aka Brother Anthony: What's that?
John Griff: After devoting so many years to this scheme, what made you confess?
John Griff: I fell in love with my wife.
--Reed Hadley (as John Griff) in The Baron of Arizona
James Addison 'The Baron' Reavis, aka Brother Anthony: What's that?
John Griff: After devoting so many years to this scheme, what made you confess?
John Griff: I fell in love with my wife.
--Reed Hadley (as John Griff) in The Baron of Arizona
Narrator:
[Referring to the composite sketch] They showed that picture to the inmates of jails and prisons, to men with a wide acquaintance among the cat burglars and the violence boys, informers, con men, and sharpshooters - those on the fringe of crime and those deep in the rackets. Many wanted to help - nobody could! No one in the Underworld recognized that mysterious face. He was as unknown as if he had lived in the 16th Century.
--Reed Hadley (as Narrator) in He Walked by Night
--Reed Hadley (as Narrator) in He Walked by Night
Narrator:
And so the tedious quest went on. Sergeant Brennan wore out his shoes and his patience going from police station to police station, checking photos until his eyes were blurry, for policework is not all glamor and excitement and glory. There are days and days of routine, of tedious probing, of tireless searching - fruitless days - days when nothing goes right, when it seems as if no one could think his way through the maze of baffling trails the criminal leaves. But the answer to that is persistence and the hope that sooner or later something will turn up, some tiny lead that can grow into a warm trail and point to the cracking of a case.
--Reed Hadley (as Narrator) in He Walked by Night
--Reed Hadley (as Narrator) in He Walked by Night

