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Johnny Mack Brown, Clyde Cook, and Sally O'Neil in L'idylle de la radio (1929)

Quotes

L'idylle de la radio

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  • Ruth Morgan: What is this - a kidnapping?
  • Barry Holmes: Say, will you give me that again?
  • Ruth Morgan: Give you what?
  • Ruth Morgan: Pop off, big boy!
  • Ruth Morgan: Oh, I wouldn't kid you, big boy.
  • Barry Holmes: You don't think I'm sentimental, do you?
  • Ruth Morgan: Oh, no. I know a guy who talks like that about his Buick.
  • Barry Holmes: Its a good thing your sweetheart didn't bring those flowers himself - and find you here in my room.
  • Ruth Morgan: My sweetheart?
  • Barry Holmes: Well, if I sent a girl some flowers, she'd be my sweetheart.
  • Ruth Morgan: They're from Mr. Klucke - the guy I work for. He's been on the make for months.
  • Barry Holmes: On the make?
  • Ruth Morgan: Yeah, on the make, on the make.
  • Barry Holmes: I don't understand?
  • Ruth Morgan: On the make means he's been tryin' to date me up - take me out.
  • Barry Holmes: You don't mean he's annoying you?
  • Ruth Morgan: He don't annoy me - I won't let 'em.
  • Ruth Morgan: That's a fine way to talk, you big bozo. Where's your nerve?
  • Barry Holmes: Do you think they'll buy my song?
  • Ruth Morgan: Reverse your English, kid, we're gonna sell it to them!
  • Herman Kemple: If you want to take a girl to the opening of the Follies, for 27 dollars and 50 cents a seat, that's all right. That's your business. But, it's got to come from your own pocket. You can't chuck this firm's money around like that!
  • Walter Klucke: But, it's business!
  • Herman Kemple: Aw! Business? What kind of business?
  • Herman Kemple: That ain't good business, that's makin' whoopee with the firm's money!
  • Walter Klucke: That don't mean makin' whoopee.
  • Herman Kemple: Is that so? Say, listen, any time a man pays 55 dollars for two seats in a theater, if that don't mean makin' whoopee! - well, then he's a schiemel. That's all I gotta say.
  • Herman Kemple: Say, since when was bein' nice to Ruth - in your department?
  • Walter Klucke: Say, listen, you must not be seen at the Follies. If you, eh, if you want to be seen at places, you've got to look smart.
  • Herman Kemple: Oh, I've got to look smart, now, heh? It ain't enough for me to be smart, now I got to look smart, heh!
  • Walter Klucke: Who ever said you were smart? I am smarter than you ever was.
  • Herman Kemple: Listen, the only time you was ever smarter than me, was when I took you for a partner!
  • Herman Kemple: Beware of songwriters! Never trust anything but a publisher.
  • Ruth Morgan: Pat that boy on the back and he'll be writing rhapsodies.
  • Herman Kemple: Yes and I suppose if you hit him on the head he'd write you a grand opera!
  • Ruth Morgan: Aw, don't be cute!
  • Barry Holmes: There's one thing that will make me work mighty hard.
  • Ruth Morgan: What's that, big boy?
  • Barry Holmes: If I know I'm gonna see you tonight.
  • Ruth Morgan: It's a date!
  • Barry Holmes: I thought you said you weren't going to let Mr. Klucke annoy you?
  • Ruth Morgan: And I don't.
  • Barry Holmes: So I noticed. You apparently enjoy him very much.
  • Ruth Morgan: Oh, so that's why you're singing the blues.
  • Barry Holmes: I should say not.
  • Ruth Morgan: You funny boy! I was just walking out of the restaurant when I bumped into him and he was kind enough to drive me home. Say, I want you to understand, I wouldn't go out with Walter Klucke if he bought me a yacht as big as a leviathan!
  • Messenger: Say, what's goin' on here? If you are givin' anything away for nothin', let me in on it, will ya, sister.
  • Miss Dunn: We're not giving anything away for nothing and, furthermore, don't call me sister!
  • Messenger: Okay, beautiful.
  • Walter Klucke: She might go with me if I told her I'd take her to the Starlight Gardens.
  • Herman Kemple: She wouldn't go with you if you told her you'd take her to the Garden of Eden.

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