Laura: Yeah, and maybe here's that ten million dollars you've been dreaming about.
Regi: The way I feel today, I'd settle for a million.

- Carole Lombard (as Regi Allen) in Hands Across the Table (1935)

Regi: Do you dream?
Ted Drew: No.
Regi: You should - you'd meet a better class of people.

- Carole Lombard (as Regi Allen) in Hands Across the Table (1935)

Regi: We're exactly alike.
Ted Drew: No, ha ha, oh no, your hair is much prettier than...
Regi: We are! We're both trying to do the same thing: marry for money.
Ted Drew: Is that what you want to do?
Regi: Mm-hmm.
Ted Drew: Oh, no, you're too nice for that.
Regi: Well, I don't want to spend the rest of my life working in a barber shop.
Ted Drew: Well, but to go out in cold blood and deliberately marry somebody for money, that's no good.
Regi: Well, what are you doing?
Ted Drew: Well... Well, it's different for me: I'm a heel!
Regi: Well, did I ever say I wasn't one?

- Carole Lombard (as Regi Allen) in Hands Across the Table (1935)

Allen Macklyn: When a man's in love with a woman, he shouldn't keep it a secret.

- Ralph Bellamy (as Allen Macklyn) in Hands Across the Table (1935)