Don Jackson: There's more to a magazine than circulation! Dan Healy: Yes, and there's more to your blood than circulation, but try to do without it. - James Gleason in Search for Beauty (1934)

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Beauty Shop Manager: [Lookimg at the photographs of scantily-clad men Jean has given her] Well, look who's fallen among us! Mmmm-mmm! Jean Strange: We're using these boys in an idea we're working on, otdoor sports with indoor trimmings. Beauty Shop Manager: [Laciviously] As far as I'm concerned... outdoors, indoors, or behind doors! - Lynn Bari in Search for Beauty (1934)

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Dan Healy: [about Don] That guy could fall down a sewer and come up with a bottle of perfume in both hands! - James Gleason in Search for Beauty (1934)

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Dan Healy: [to Larry] Do me a favor, will you? Go out and find a chiropodist and have your head examined. - James Gleason in Search for Beauty (1934)

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Dan Healy: [to Larry] Hey, look, you say this is on the up-and-up? Well, I don't want to spit in no cop's eye. If you're hooked up with this, there's some kind of gazype in it! - James Gleason in Search for Beauty (1934)

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Dan Healy: [to Larry] Nothing's worth ten thousand in cash, not even a million. - James Gleason in Search for Beauty (1934)

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Dan Healy: [to Larry] You could sell fresh fish to a starving seal. - James Gleason in Search for Beauty (1934)

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Dan Healy: I got nothin' against sex. Either you got it, or you go lookin' for it. - James Gleason in Search for Beauty (1934)

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Larry Williams: [to Dan] It's rainin' soup, boy! Throw away your fork and get a spoon! - Robert Armstrong in Search for Beauty (1934)

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Larry Williams: Boy, this is something! It's colossal! Dan Healy: It's better than that. It's positively mediocre! - James Gleason in Search for Beauty (1934)

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