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Melody Allen:
Here's a horse pistol.
[Gives him the gun. Horatio turns to the horse behind him] Horatio Prim: Here, this is for you.
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Lou Costello
(as Horatio Prim)
in
The Time of Their Lives
(1946)
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Melody Allen:
Horatio, be patient.
Horatio Prim: Be patient? Melody, do you realize that my Nora has been waiting on me for 165 years? And a girl will only wait so long, and no longer!
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Lou Costello
(as Horatio Prim)
in
The Time of Their Lives
(1946)
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Melody Allen:
I need help.
Horatio Prim: [With his head sticking out of a trunk] What do you think I need? Mistress Melody, would you help me get out of this overcoat?
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Lou Costello
(as Horatio Prim)
in
The Time of Their Lives
(1946)
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Melody Allen:
This is the first pleasure I've had in 165 years.
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Marjorie Reynolds
(as Melody Allen)
in
The Time of Their Lives
(1946)
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Sheldon Gage:
What's the matter, Tom?
Cuthbert Greenway: Bottles flying through the air, glasses filling themselves up, and somebody tooted into my stethoscope!
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Bud Abbott
(as Cuthbert Greenway / Dr. Ralph Greenway)
in
The Time of Their Lives
(1946)
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Emily:
[about the ghosts] I must go to them.
[takes the tray of brandy with her] Mildred Dean: Wait a minute, better leave that with us. [takes the brandy] Mildred Dean: We need it more than the ghosts do.
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Binnie Barnes
(as Mildred Dean)
in
The Time of Their Lives
(1946)
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Telephone operator:
[Horatio picks up the phone receiver] Number please.
Horatio Prim: Spooks! [runs over to Melody] Horatio Prim: That thing just talked to me!
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Lou Costello
(as Horatio Prim)
in
The Time of Their Lives
(1946)
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June Prescott:
[hears machine gunfire] It must be the radio downstairs!
Mildred Dean: Well it's not the American Revolution!
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Binnie Barnes
(as Mildred Dean)
in
The Time of Their Lives
(1946)
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