Johnny Yuma: I, ah, I helped a good number of colts get born, Sally. Old Mother Nature ain't too bad as long as you don't fight her. Sally Heathers: I don't know, Johnny, this is my first baby. Johnny ...

Liam O'Shea: Near as I can make it, it will cost you $2.25 to mail the package. Johnny Yuma: Phew! Can you weigh it up about one dollar ten cents worth. Liam O'Shea: If ever you feel the Irish to do a ...

Johnny Yuma: If you hadn't shown your hand, I would've come back with some live ones. But you showed it, you showed it good. Suee: I'm gonna kill you. You hear me? I'm gonna kill you, boy. I'm gonna ...

Johnny Yuma: Do folks think I'm carrying a disease? Marshall: Folks in Shady Grove don't see many strangers. Johnny Yuma: There's something worse than hot weather burning this town. The Marshall and a ...

Johnny Yuma: [to the boy, Jimmie McCune] The last 6 months I was with Lee's Army in Northern Virginia, April 9th, 1865, we were at Appomattox. And a man who was a lot wiser than me knew we were beat.

Tommy’s body rests in Valhalla, New York. Nick Adams Johnny Yuma was a rebel. He roamed through the West. Those words are familiar to many baby boomers who recall “The Rebel” television series of 1959 ...

"Johnny Yuma at Appomattox" was the second season opener, allowing for Nick Adams' Johnny Yuma to relate the story of his final days fighting the Civil War. Johnny currently works in the print shop of ...