Val Bartelli: If she cut off her head, she'd be very pretty. - Joseph Calleia in Deadline at Dawn (1946)

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Val Bartelli: People with wax heads should keep out of the sun. - Joseph Calleia in Deadline at Dawn (1946)

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Alex Winkley: [speaking to June about his father] Three or four haircuts ago - that's the last time I saw him. - Bill Williams in Deadline at Dawn (1946)

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Alex Winkley: Do you think it might rain and cool off? June Goth: [detached] Such things have been known to happen. - Susan Hayward in Deadline at Dawn (1946)

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June Goth: [angrily to the bouncer] Why don't you ask him why he's wearing those white gloves? He's been givin' me the itch all night. Gloved Man: [nervously] No, it's a misunderstanding. June Goth: [contemptuously] He's got a rash on his hands. Bouncer: [angrily] Is that a fact? Gloved Man: [desperately] No, it's a nervous condition. - Steven Geray in Deadline at Dawn (1946)

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June Goth: Call me June. It rhymes with moon. - Susan Hayward in Deadline at Dawn (1946)

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June Goth: If you hear a peculiar noise, it's my skin creeping. - Susan Hayward in Deadline at Dawn (1946)

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June Goth: This is New York. Where hello means goodbye. - Susan Hayward in Deadline at Dawn (1946)

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June Goth: You see, son, it's all right to live in a cocoon like this if you expect to be a butterfly some day. Otherwise... - Susan Hayward in Deadline at Dawn (1946)

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Gus Hoffman: [looking at pictures on the wall] A blind man can see how many boyfruiends she had. Evidently the water tasted good, so she jumped down the well. - Paul Lukas in Deadline at Dawn (1946)

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