The Gun and the Pulpit

Synopsis: In the days of the "Wild West", a gunslinger, with a price on his head, discovers the body of a traveling minister who has been killed in an ambush. Fearing those who are following him, he assumes the dead minister's identity.
Genre: Western
Director(s): Daniel Petrie
Production: Danny Thomas Productions
 
IMDB:
5.8
TV-PG
Year:
1974
74 min
48 Views


I'm

up

journey part

having been found guilty by a jury of your peers

I didn't see any jury although it was around

anyway what difference does it make you've gone down Wendy Jones

he was one of our most beloved respect said

I really was the town drunk well now that he's dead

he's one of our most beloved and respected citizens

I don't care who it was I didn't kill him you've got the right

here a few words from a preacher unfortunately are preachers outta town

but luckily

we got funny my lard here he's a feed grain salesman

he owns a Bible no thanks now what does that mean

I don't want anything grain have been praying over me I want anyone praying

over me

I don't believe in that stuff your inbox but you got

one more inalienable right to speak a few last words and I mean

a few for we know one 1 a.m.

things where the cam takes off with the Declaration of Independence

her with all I just like to say that this is that allowed the a style that

I've ever been in

well about a better class spoken to them Francisco p.m. power

drunken pool Obama be considered too high tone for these parts

that for your system adjusters well backed up

tsunami he would just one breath away from a declaration

alright packs I

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he can't when you're drunk a bottle call about a pregnant Indian squaw

had claimed twenty with the father that he was acting at the avenging angel

Wendy

was gonna be tough father are some that would add death are on

on time given his gun

ok

now that our way out of town Sun

take it keep on going and don't you never come back

you heard her I'm not guilty even so we don't want no fast guns in this town

fast on trade alongside lepers in this law but

community all right back down long enough to get some food

that's the way out son don't press your luck thanks

but I'm going Hughes don't have to I'll be back

where whatever you do don't leave town wat never give up hope

slap

in back

put up by now you've got act like that on never would live for

I love you would have never all what I don't care I thought he was cute

during a man around here at have the gift

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event Frank climate place tonight

Frank de Ravin everybody in Castle walk is really excited about you coming here

Wayne had a preacher he ran over three years

but I last left in such a hurry he didn't even say goodbye

he was a pious man but he had a yellow straight down his back

for all looking forward to meeting you for the first time

all looking forward to meeting you for the first time

her I don't know how long you'll be willing to stay above

you be welcome every minute up

get a break your heart go

occur

but see what she'd up L

Frank if ever I catch the guy who did %um how take care

for you meantime I'm gonna need your clothes and your horse

I got a party after me for something I didn't do

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dole out preacher

per se sorry about that their person but to

will too far off get that their caller is there anything we can do for your

any voice heard in a town called castle walk why yeltsin Arizona

tree much of a town of how far is it from here

all about 150 miles it so we can in that direction your church attendance then

they have buoyed

you Boise that branch over there

yes sir go have thus far below it but he loves you but he hates your profession

hey I can see I work

I want you boys to go and sin no more we surely will parson

as soon as we can afford not to up pressure

10 minutes ago to God in all of how come you didn't just kill us is right now

appear

cuz you boys showed that the Lord just much as I am lower

in

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up

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pop their end

so are as good as didn't have the time to do it

old neighbor well I just got to just put it on the ground

you know I

without even if you're Martin sign up but no word

that we could have a ferrier rawson

end up about no word

for but that was the question many Canterbury like a wild dog

we stand up to throw out that this one your millionaire after the ferry

we gotta stay here in love with alright let's be adult

up

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at one time it's rough metal

look like a preacher only do it now die roten

Marco not to come

thank god you're here at

gunmen abduct him alive math

there is almost unique gonna have to but not

without make up a word be infected but not to kill him forever print for me

that's right I wrote a letter telling them not to come

know all you wrote me a letter welcoming made a couple of I wrote to that letter

picked up with things change first mister of that it was alright first I

have a preacher and Ben mister of changes by

gentleman what the hell is going on here retirement

does the word that came straight from the boba folks

all I know is we've got a heartbroken little would appear

you did say you were the wood Nathan my children

child she taking from she certainly is

I'm from well personal or business dot

needed to get workman with me ground thank you

threat

Ohio I don't know what

five minutes and I'm already expected that the mister all

go out with our heads ok have a 50 every week

a lot probably do it myself but who you can borrow mine forever

cease was probably a simple man so I'll just say a few simple words well not

bother to dip into the battle that

a red

you all know it fascist ashes and dust to dust

may not sound like the best deal in the world but the only deal you ever gonna

get so you might as well learn to live with I didn't know the late

cease

summer the works he left behind a not impressed

what you need I'll shot the back

made a fall rather the large ball or people mentioned other people in the

back at the rotten simple way to make a living

they met a man

can't thank you enough revenue I'd like to pay more but

dropped only gave it happen now to get outta town after the furore

you're leaving town you take her with you

but throughout that we all had to go who is this mister ross

submarine miserable murdering thing for me runs everybody in this part of the

country

kinda solar beset have a single solitary

happy day 60 doing here trickle he'd go to hear every word

the Q say it yeah he'll probably kill me early stock up for Facebook rupture to

be impaired before it got

was he running this woman out it out have been famine the only man in the

park to stand up to mister of

so we had them killed he let it take one wagon loaded by

thing we better get started man the only place you're going to back to your ranch

I'm sure with the help of all these bonds benefit that we can make mister

rossi the air

his way reverent Hill don't understand the federal action around here

mister ross is a powerful powerful men he's got money and then fled

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William Bowers

William Bowers (January 17, 1916 in Las Cruces – March 27, 1987 in Woodland Hills, California) was a reporter in Long Beach, California and Life magazine reporter before becoming a screenwriter. He specialized in writing comedy westerns, and also turned out several thrillers. more…

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