"The Rifleman" Eddie's Daughter (TV Episode 1959) - Johnny Crawford as Mark McCain

[last lines]

Mark McCain : Hey, Pa...

Lucas McCain : Hmm?

Mark McCain : What did you say the name was of that perfume was that she was using?

Lucas McCain : Well, I think it's called "Lily of the Valley," Mark. Why?

Mark McCain : Golly, that's nice. We could sure use some of that around the barn.
Lucas McCain : Name callin's a handy thing for some Mark. They smack a label on somebody or something and that's it as far as they're concerned. It's kind of a special way of hating because they don't take the trouble to understand.

Mark McCain : Well you have to put a label on some things, like say a pickle jar!

Lucas McCain : That's right! But you be mighty sure there are pickles in that jar first! You see most times snap judgment can be cruel son.
Mark McCain : Pa?

Lucas McCain : Mm?

Mark McCain : What's a hussy?

Lucas McCain : Where'd you hear anything like that, Mark?

Mark McCain : Well, at school. Some of the girls were tittering around. You know how girls are.

Lucas McCain : Uh-huh.

Mark McCain : They were giggling and laughing about Ms. Holsted being a hussy. What's it mean?

Lucas McCain : Well, Mark, it uh, means a worthless woman.

Mark McCain : You mean shiftless and no-account?

Lucas McCain : That's right.

Mark McCain : Well, she ain't that. Not Miss Holsted. Why, those girls, I'll tell them a thing or two.

Lucas McCain : Well, they were probably repeating something they heard, son.

Johnny Crawford: Mark McCain