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Barton MacLane
(as Al Kruger)
in
Bullets or Ballots
(1936)
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Lee Morgan:
I guess that wasn't poetry about friends finding an easy place to break your back.
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Joan Blondell
(as Lee Morgan)
in
Bullets or Ballots
(1936)
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Edward G. Robinson
(as Johnny Blake)
in
Bullets or Ballots
(1936)
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Frank McHugh
(as Herman)
in
Bullets or Ballots
(1936)
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Lee Morgan:
Well, it's time you got wise to yourself. Around this town the only reason friends pat you on the back is to find an easy place to break it.
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Joan Blondell
(as Lee Morgan)
in
Bullets or Ballots
(1936)
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Lee Morgan:
You're a funny fella, Johnny. When you come out of your shell, you're really human.
Johnny Blake: Well, I don't like to see decent people pushed around.
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Edward G. Robinson
(as Johnny Blake)
in
Bullets or Ballots
(1936)
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Mr. Thorndyke:
Why did you try to take over the job?
Johnny Blake: I didn't try and take it over, I took it over.
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Edward G. Robinson
(as Johnny Blake)
in
Bullets or Ballots
(1936)
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Johnny Blake:
But I didn't get much out of you the last time I gave you a going-over.
Al Kruger: You came close to it. Johnny Blake: I wish I'd known it then. You'd have got some more. I wanted to get you on that rap.
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Edward G. Robinson
(as Johnny Blake)
in
Bullets or Ballots
(1936)
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Johnny Blake:
I don't like guys who put their hands on me.
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Edward G. Robinson
(as Johnny Blake)
in
Bullets or Ballots
(1936)
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Johnny Blake:
I just want to thank you for the kick in the teeth.
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Edward G. Robinson
(as Johnny Blake)
in
Bullets or Ballots
(1936)
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