Quotes from Copacabana (1947)
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Carmen Novarro:
[trying to sneak into their hotel] Why don't we get married?
Lionel Q. Deveraux: Let's not rush into marriage; we can't even get into the hotel.
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Groucho Marx
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Copacabana
(1947)
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Carmen Novarro:
I don't think you want to marry me.
Lionel Q. Deveraux: How can you say that? We've been engaged for almost ten years!
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Groucho Marx
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Copacabana
(1947)
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Carmen Novarro:
Why are you always chasing women?
Lionel Q. Deveraux: I'll tell you as soon as I catch one.
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Groucho Marx
in
Copacabana
(1947)
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Liggett, an Agent:
I've got so many clients, they get in my hair!
Lionel Q. Deveraux: This guy must handle a flea circus.
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Groucho Marx
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Copacabana
(1947)
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Steve Hunt:
Do I know you?
Lionel Q. Deveraux: Do you know me? Lionel Q. Deveraux, your old room mate at Yale? Steve Hunt: I never went to Yale. Lionel Q. Deveraux: Remember those good old days at Erasmus High? Steve Hunt: I never went to Erasmus High. Lionel Q. Deveraux: At least you do remember when we graduated from PS 27? Steve Hunt: No. Lionel Q. Deveraux: Say, for a man with no education, you've done alright.
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Groucho Marx
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Copacabana
(1947)
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Abe Green - Editor of Variety:
Now listen, Deveraux. You and I both know this check is no good.
Lionel Q. Deveraux: Oh? I thought only I knew it.
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Groucho Marx
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Copacabana
(1947)
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Lionel Q. Deveraux:
[handing Carmen's mink stole to a hat-check girl] Take good care of this, and at ten o'clock give it a saucer of milk.
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Groucho Marx
in
Copacabana
(1947)
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Lionel Q. Deveraux:
Listen, babe.
Specialty: Yes? Lionel Q. Deveraux: How'd you like to see your name in lights? Specialty: Why, are you an electrician? Lionel Q. Deveraux: No, but I've got some good connections.
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Groucho Marx
in
Copacabana
(1947)
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Lionel Q. Deveraux:
This is an outrage! You'll hear from my lawyer! As soon as he gets a telephone!
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Groucho Marx
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Copacabana
(1947)
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Lionel Q. Deveraux:
You ought to go and get cured by Penicilin.
Singer Andy Russell: Well, it is good for my throat. Lionel Q. Deveraux: So is a razor!
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Groucho Marx
in
Copacabana
(1947)
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