Harry Glynn: I don't have nothin' to do with pick-ups, see. I'm kinda particular that way. - George Raft in Pick-Up (1933)

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Harry Glynn: I never know how to take you. Muriel Stevens: Oh, you don't know how to take me? - Lilian Bond in Pick-Up (1933)

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Harry Glynn: I sorta ran into her today and... Mary Richards: And you wasn't so particular. - Sylvia Sidney in Pick-Up (1933)

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Harry Glynn: I've been thinking. Mary Richards: No wonder you look so worn out. - Sylvia Sidney in Pick-Up (1933)

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Harry Glynn: Molly told me the difference betwen a pick-up and a lady. Now I see who the pick-up is. - George Raft in Pick-Up (1933)

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Mary Richards: Ah, couldn't you let a girl sit here 'til it stops raining? Harry Glynn: Not a chance. The paper says this rain's gonna keep up for ten days. - George Raft in Pick-Up (1933)

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Mary Richards: Did you think I slipped off with your cash? Harry Glynn: It's happened before. Mary Richards: You seem to have some tough luck with your lady friends. - Sylvia Sidney in Pick-Up (1933)

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Mary Richards: Meeting her has made you ashamed of the way you met me. - Sylvia Sidney in Pick-Up (1933)

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Muriel Stevens: That's what I call a face. - Lilian Bond in Pick-Up (1933)

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