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Sheriff:
Let me see your license.
Larry O'Day: License? For what? Sheriff: What are you peddlin' - snake oil or horse liniment? Larry O'Day: Neither one. I'm peddlin' sunshine and joy... or trouble. Whatever the customer wants.
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Bob Steele
(as Larry O'Day)
in
Border Phantom
(1937)
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Barbara Hartwell:
Dr. Von Kurtz is an entomologist.
Lucky Smith: Oh, yeah? Where's your dummy! Larry O'Day: Not a ventriloquist, an entomologist. Entomologist! Lucky Smith: Ohhh... huh? Dr. Von Kurtz: Ach, such stupidity! An entomologist is a scientist - a man that collects bugs. Lucky Smith: Oh, that. Heh, I've been one for years and thought nothing of it.
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Don Barclay
(as Lucky Smith)
in
Border Phantom
(1937)
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Lucky Smith:
What you say they call you?
Lucky Smith: Lucky Smith. Larry O'Day: They call you "Lucky"? Lucky Smith: Yeah [laughs] Lucky Smith: I got more luck than any two guys as ever got... and it's all bad.
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Don Barclay
(as Lucky Smith)
in
Border Phantom
(1937)
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Obed Young:
Corpse? What corpse?
Larry O'Day: Her uncle was murdered. Obed Young: Didn't I tell her that ruin and disaster would strike her down! Larry O'Day: Maybe you had inside information.
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Bob Steele
(as Larry O'Day)
in
Border Phantom
(1937)
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[last lines]
[when the sheriff's deputy leads the beautiful Chinese women out of their hidden room, Lucky tries to follow] Sheriff: Where do you think you're going? Lucky Smith: Sheriff, can't I be deported, too? I think I'd like it in China. [gazing at Barbara] Larry O'Day: I know I like right here where I am.
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Bob Steele
(as Larry O'Day)
in
Border Phantom
(1937)
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