Quotes from Something to Sing About (1937)
5 quotes
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Rita Wyatt:
[laying down winning cards] You now owe me 129 million dollars.
Terrence 'Terry'; Rooney: A mere bagatelle. Rita Wyatt: I'll settle for a box of candy. Terrence 'Terry'; Rooney: You'll take chewing gum and like it.
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James Cagney
in
Something to Sing About
(1937)
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Hank Meyers:
[reacting to Terry's real name] Thaddeus McGillicuddy?
Rita Wyatt: We like it. Hank Meyers: Are you kidding, Terry? Terrence 'Terry'; Rooney: Oh no, absolutely on the level. I'm sorry, Hank - they did it to me when I was asleep.
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James Cagney
in
Something to Sing About
(1937)
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Hank Meyers:
Here they come now, Grief, Trouble and Worry.
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William Frawley
in
Something to Sing About
(1937)
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Terrence 'Terry'; Rooney:
I'll stand up here and let you stick pins in me, but one more tickle, and I'm going to tear off one of your legs and wrap it around your neck for a scarf.
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James Cagney
in
Something to Sing About
(1937)
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Terrence 'Terry'; Rooney:
I'm just looking for a set of pear shaped vowels.
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James Cagney
in
Something to Sing About
(1937)
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