Mr. Blaine: [to an injured Jim coming off the train] Well, you're looking fine, Jim... considering. Neil 'Bud' Blaine: [Bitterly] Considering what didn't get broken, got bent, eh! - Tom Brown in Central Airport (1933)

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James 'Jim' Blaine: [noticing her cumbersome trailing parachute] Can I carry your train for you, your highness/ Jill Collins: Don't you know an exhibition parachute when you see one? James 'Jim' Blaine: Well, I was so interested in the exhibition... [moving his eyes from the chute to her derrière] James 'Jim' Blaine: ... I never noticed the chute. - Richard Barthelmess in Central Airport (1933)

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James 'Jim' Blaine: [Off camera] A penny for your thoughts. [after a pause and then close-up] James 'Jim' Blaine: A penny for your thoughts. Jill Collins: [Pensively] A million dollars couldn't buy them. - Sally Eilers in Central Airport (1933)

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James 'Jim' Blaine: A fella who flies for a living - what right does he have to get married? - Richard Barthelmess in Central Airport (1933)

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Hotel Desk Clerk #3: [to complain about the noise] The woman over you is complaining. James 'Jim' Blaine: [sarcastically] Well, tell her I'll be right up. - Richard Barthelmess in Central Airport (1933)

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Jill Collins: [Referring to song on the jukebox] Remember that song? The birds do it... the bees do it... James 'Jim' Blaine: [Cynically] Yeah, and ducks do it, but who wants to be a duck? - Richard Barthelmess in Central Airport (1933)

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Jill Collins: Oh, if I were only a man! James 'Jim' Blaine: [Suggestively] The job wouldn't be nearly as interesting, not nearly. - Richard Barthelmess in Central Airport (1933)

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[last lines] Havana Airport Manager: [as Jim flies off] there goes one of the greatest flyers that ever stepped behind the stick! Neil 'Bud' Blaine: Yeah, and the greatest gut that ever lived! - Tom Brown in Central Airport (1933)

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