Charles Matin: There'a a certain amusing irony in offering a man's own money for his capture. Fifty thousand francs? Why not? - Pedro de Cordoba in The Devil-Doll (1936)

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Laundry Proprietress: Huh! It's amazing how you washed-out Cinderellas can speed up work when 5 o'clock comes around. - Eily Malyon in The Devil-Doll (1936)

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Malita: [after Lachna has been shrunk] You've corrected her brain, Marcel. She's no longer the stupid half-wit. Oh, she's going to be beautiful! - Rafaela Ottiano in The Devil-Doll (1936)

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Malita: We'll make the whole WORLD small! - Rafaela Ottiano in The Devil-Doll (1936)

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Lorraine Lavond: [referring to the disguised Lavond] Toto, I have the strongest feeling I've seen him somewhere before. Toto: You have. - Frank Lawton in The Devil-Doll (1936)

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Marcel: [Explaining why he thinks shrinking people and animals is a good idea] Lavond, my friend, millions of years ago the creatures that roamed this world were gigantic. As they multiplied, the earth could no longer produce enough food. Think of it, Lavond: every living creature reduced to one-sixth its size. One-sixth of its physical need. Food for six times all of us! - Henry B. Walthall in The Devil-Doll (1936)

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Marcel: [Referring to Lachna, the servant girl] Malita, where did you get her? Malita: In a Berlin slum. She's an in-bred peasant half-wit. But I wanted no prying wits about me. - Rafaela Ottiano in The Devil-Doll (1936)

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Marcel: Malita, get the big dog! - Henry B. Walthall in The Devil-Doll (1936)

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