Harve: For one thing he expects a check to lay there when he puts it down. Yeah, and mine bounces hard.
Michael Loftus: Did it?
Harve: Did it bounce? You drop a golf ball from the top of the Chrysler Buildin'. Will it bounce? Come on!

- Humphrey Bogart (as Harve) in Three on a Match (1932)

Vivian Revere Kirkwood: [Strung out] I've had the willies for a month. Everything depresses me - including this house.

- Anne Shirley (as Vivian Revere as a Child) in Three on a Match (1932)

Mary Keaton, aka Mary Bernard: [At the State Reform School for girls, an inmate is at the piano singing the song "Diane", which includes the lyric "I'm in heaven when I see you smile".] Will ya stop remindin' me of heaven... when I'm so close to the other place?
Prisoner at Checkers Table: What's the matter Mary? Don't you like our little hotel?
Mary Keaton, aka Mary Bernard: Oh, I think it's swell. The ventilation is great, my room has a southern exposure, the rates are cheap, but somehow or other the atmosphere is too confining.
Fat Prisoner: Don't let it getcha down, kid. At least we don't have to wait in line for a bowl of soup like they do outside.
Mrs. Black, Prisoner at Checkers Table: Don't be always a-stewin', dearie. You only get your insides in an uproar, and for what? You're in and you're gonna stay in till they get even with ya for bustin' the rules.
Mary Keaton, aka Mary Bernard: Yeah, I'm in alright, but that don't mean I hafta like it.

- Joan Blondell (as Mary Keaton) in Three on a Match (1932)

Mary Keaton, aka Mary Bernard: Will you stop remindin' me of Heaven when I'm so close to the other place?

- Joan Blondell (as Mary Keaton) in Three on a Match (1932)

Mary Keaton, aka Mary Bernard: You're a fool, Vivian. Take it from someone who's been one.

- Joan Blondell (as Mary Keaton) in Three on a Match (1932)

Michael Loftus: [to Vivian] I can tell you're a real woman, not one of those stuffed brassieres you see on Park Avenue. You've got all the works that make a woman want to go, and live, and love.

- Lyle Talbot (as Michael Loftus) in Three on a Match (1932)

Ruth Wescott: [Referring to Vivian] Some people get all the luck.
Mary Keaton, aka Mary Bernard: [Musingly] I wonder.

- Joan Blondell (as Mary Keaton) in Three on a Match (1932)

Ruth Wescott: It must be a grand feeling to get everything you want.

- Bette Davis (as Ruth Wescott) in Three on a Match (1932)

Junior (Kirkwood boy): Please don't hurt my mommy!
Harve: I'll bear that in mind.

- Humphrey Bogart (as Harve) in Three on a Match (1932)