Myrtle Sousé: [doing a crossword puzzle] What's a six-letter word meaning "embezzlement"? Mrs. Hermisillo Brunch: Prison. - Jessie Ralph (as Mrs. Hermisillo Brunch) in The Bank Dick (1940)

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Myrtle Sousé: I'll bet that's Og! Mrs. Hermisillo Brunch: Mmm, he's got her bettin' now. She never gambled 'fore she met him. - Jessie Ralph (as Mrs. Hermisillo Brunch) in The Bank Dick (1940)

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Myrtle Sousé: I'll starve myself to death, it's the easiest way out. It's not so difficult to do. I tried it yesterday afternoon. - Una Merkel (as Myrtle Sousè) in The Bank Dick (1940)

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J. Frothingham Waterbury: Gosh!... Oh, pardon my language. Egbert Sousé: That's okay. I swear sometimes myself. - W.C. Fields (as Egbert Sousè) in The Bank Dick (1940)

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J. Pinkerton Snoopington: Can't we, eh, pull the shade? Egbert Sousé: You can pull anything you want in here. It's a regular joint. - W.C. Fields (as Egbert Sousè) in The Bank Dick (1940)

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Og Oggilby: Oh... I knew this would happen! I was a perfect idiot to ever listen to you! Egbert Sousé: You listen to me, Og! There's nothing in this world that is perfect. - W.C. Fields (as Egbert Sousè) in The Bank Dick (1940)

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Elsie Mae Adele Brunch Sousé: Shall I bounce a rock off his head? Agatha Sousé: Respect your father, darling. What kind of a rock? - Cora Witherspoon (as Agatha Sousè) in The Bank Dick (1940)

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Elsie Mae Adele Brunch Sousé: What's the matter, Pop? Don't you love me? Egbert Sousé: [raising his hand in anger] Certainly I love you! Agatha Sousé: Don't you dare strike that child! Egbert Sousé: She's not gonna tell ME I don't love her. - W.C. Fields (as Egbert Sousè) in The Bank Dick (1940)

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Egbert Sousé: [to bank robber, after narrowly missing the police during a car chase] Seems to be a great deal of traffic here for a country road. Don't you think? - W.C. Fields (as Egbert Sousè) in The Bank Dick (1940)

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Egbert Sousé: Did you warble my little wren? - W.C. Fields (as Egbert Sousè) in The Bank Dick (1940)

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