trampas representi would tell you something if i would want you to know you long legged son of a the virginiannegative . pull his gun ) when you say that to me and smile . trampasnegative . smile ) when there a gun next to my belly and i. i always smile . ha and ha and ha and ha . this be one of the most legendary line in western movie history a exchange between gary cooper and walter huston ( cecil b. demille 1914 version also have a variation of this dialogue in the intertitles ) . the story of a ranch foreman who have to hang his best friend steve for steal cattle under trampas and the schoolmarm molly who love him be still a compelling story to tell for the early talkie era though it might seem old fashion today . there be and however and an interesting exchange between the schoolmarm ( mary brian ) and an old pioneer woman ( helen ware ) about violence vs. pacifism that still seem relevant today no matter if youre conservative or liberal . cooper be a natural in his talkie debut a be director victor fleming with live outdoor filming . walter huston be great a the villainous trampas . there be some interesting musical interlude at the beginning and interesting dialogue between cooper and brian about romeo and juliet . there also the amusingly gravelly voiced eugene palette a honey and one of cooper friend . if youre a fan of early talkie western and by all mean seek this one out .