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Western Movie Wit & Wisdom.(Brief article)(Book review)
Western Movie Wit & Wisdom Jim Kane Bright Sky Press 340 South Second Street, Albany, TX 76430 9781931721974, $19.95 www.brightskypress.com 1-866-933-6133
Compiled by U.S. Army Intelligence veteran and passionate western movie fan Jim Kane, Western Movie Wit & Wisdom is a collection of memorable quotes from a wide variety of classic westerns, arranged by topic. Topics covered range from anarchy ("Unenforced law is an invitation to anarchy." from "Heaven's Gate") to nurses ("I know what I'm doing. I ought to. I nursed two husbands ...
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