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Romance in Manhattan

Karel Novak: [Enthusiastically] Smell the river!
Sylvia Dennis: [Sarcastically] You take another deep breath like that, and you'll kill yourself.

Karel Novak: [Rapturously] Oh, America!
Sylvia Dennis: The way you say America it sounds like you thought it were Heaven.
Karel Novak: It might be.
Sylvia Dennis: Not my idea of Heaven. Too much noise and dirt and worry about eating.

Sylvia Dennis: Frank, did you ever stop to think what a wonderful place New York is?
Frank Dennis: Sure - ain't we got the Giants and the Yanks?

Karel Novak: Do you mind if I say something?
Sylvia Dennis: Not at all.
Karel Novak: Well, I wanted to say that I think you are the loveliest young lady I've ever - I mean, I wanted to say that you are very beautiful, I beg your pardon, my English...
Sylvia Dennis: Oh, your English is swell.

Sylvia Dennis: How do you like America?
Karel Novak: America? Oh, she is wonderful. So beautiful. So big. So friendly. And so warm.
Sylvia Dennis: Say, who are you talking about?
Karel Novak: America! Your country.

Karel Novak: I'm a very good farmer. I went to farming school.
Sylvia Dennis: Oh, I suppose you're going to start plowing up 42nd Street and sowing it with wild oats.

Karel Novak: Sorry, I don't understand.
Sylvia Dennis: Oh, I gotcha. You're one of them foreigners who learn to speak English but don't know it when you hear it.

Karel Novak: I am a farmer.
Sylvia Dennis: A farmer - Oh, now I know why you love us. The AAA's been paying you $14 an acre not to grow anything.

Sylvia Dennis: So this man gave all us girls a $10 credit in his store and I added three bucks to that, bought this outfit. Which leaves me flat broke. I hope the show doesn't close.
Frank Dennis: Gee, it looks swell.

Karel Novak: Do you know how many people want to come to this country of yours? For millions it is the land of dreams and hopes of achievement and happiness.

Karel Novak: I guess this is the kind of a fellow I am. I remember always only the good things. Yeah, today was a little bit tough. I, I'm ashamed to admit it now; but, this afternoon I was almost desperate. I didn't know what to do. Where to get something to eat or where to sleep. But that's America, something good always turns up. I have met you and you have helped me. Oh, I can't tell you what I feel. I will be grateful to you all my life and I pay you back. Oh, I will work hard. I know everything will come out right.

Karel Novak: Everybody looks so happy here. They all smile and look so rich and busy.
Sylvia Dennis: We all try look rich and busy whether we are or not.
Karel Novak: But tell me, uh, why do they worry?
Sylvia Dennis: Why not? We've had a Depression. Everybody scrambling for enough to live on, to pay their rent, buy shoes for their kids, and pay their doctor bills. And maybe see a show occasionally. If most people grin it's because they don't dare not to.
Karel Novak: But the ones I've seen today they've got so much. Automobiles, good clothes, beautiful houses to sleep in. And they're not hungry, they should be happy.
Sylvia Dennis: There's more to life than eating and sleeping.
Karel Novak: Oh, yes, there is, but here in America there's the chance for everyone to get it. Here everybody can get ahead and climb to the height he dreams of. There's opportunity here!

Karel Novak: Don't let us talk anymore about who's the head of the house. Frank and I are head of the house we come home for dinner every night and complain about how you cook.
Sylvia Dennis: But I'm good cook.
Karel Novak: Never mind. We're head of the house, we complain anyway.

Sylvia Dennis: He's coming over. Now, watch this. I'm going to fry him to a crisp.

Karel Novak: The taxi company hires me to drive. Say, I get a good salary and maybe if I drive slow with old ladies and fast with the young ones I make plenty of money from the passenger.

Sylvia Dennis: I'm awfully happy for you, Karel. I wish I had some good news for you.
Karel Novak: Why, this is enough good news for one day.
Sylvia Dennis: Mine's bad news. The show's closed.
Karel Novak: Well, that's fine, I'm glad.
Sylvia Dennis: You're glad?
Karel Novak: Yes. Because now I'm the man of the house and not you. Now, listen, Sylvia, I make plenty of money Frank makes some money too, we get along fine and you have a rest from your dancing, huh?
Sylvia Dennis: Aw, you're sweet.

Sylvia Dennis: What do you think I went into show business for?
Karel Novak: I thought that you wanted to get famous.
Sylvia Dennis: Oh, that was only one reason. The other was so I could contact some of those rich stage-door Johnnies that hand out diamond bracelets and orchids.

Officer Murphy: Say, fella, maybe this can be fixed up. Why not call the immigration people in the morning?
Police Sergeant: Sure. Why don't you give him a break?
Halsey J. Pander: He's not entitled to a break. He's here illegally! And I certainly don't understand where you get the authority to use your own discretion in this. I know the law! And I insist that it be carried out.

Karel Novak: How many millionaires did you contact so far?'
Sylvia Dennis: None. I never even got an orchid. Best I could do was to get a masher from a Kansas City undertaker. But I haven't given up.

Frank Dennis: Gee, maybe it won't be such a hard place. Maybe it's one of those places where they lick you for nothing at all. Oh, I don't think they'll lick you, even though I know a lotta kids who've been licked, that didn't kill 'em. Guess I can take it.

Sylvia Dennis: Would you, Karel?
Karel Novak: Would I what?
Sylvia Dennis: Marry, just for money?
Karel Novak: If - if you would.
Sylvia Dennis: Yeah, but it's different with a girl. Any man that would marry a rich girl just for her money...
Karel Novak: Shows good common sense and a healthy business instinct.

Officer Murphy: Yes, he's vaccinated. And his tonsils are okay. And his teeth are all there.

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