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Mary Blake:
I'm going to stay.
Father Mullin: That's right. You're in probably the wickedest, most corrupt city, most Godless city in America. Sometimes it frightens me. I wonder what the end's going to be. But nothing can harm you if you don't allow it to because nothing in the world, no one in the world, is all bad.
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Spencer Tracy
(as Father Mullin)
in
San Francisco
(1936)
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Jack Burley:
[referring to Mary Blake] Well, there's no law against an opera singer being slender, young and beautiful.
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Jack Holt
(as Jack Burley)
in
San Francisco
(1936)
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Jack Burley:
One never knows where one's gonna find talent.
Blackie Norton: No, no, one never does, does one?
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Clark Gable
(as Blackie Norton)
in
San Francisco
(1936)
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[first lines]
Blackie Norton: Well sister, what's your racket? Mary Blake: I'm a singer! Blackie Norton: Let's see your legs! Mary Blake: I said, I'm a singer! Blackie Norton: Alright, let's see your legs!
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Clark Gable
(as Blackie Norton)
in
San Francisco
(1936)
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[pointing at necklace]
Blackie Norton: Hey. I thought I told you not to wear that thing. Trixie: Ah gee, honey, I think it's nice. Blackie Norton: Yeah? Well I think it makes you look cheap! [Rips it off of her] Blackie Norton: Now don't wear it anymore. Blackie doesn't like it.
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Clark Gable
(as Blackie Norton)
in
San Francisco
(1936)
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