Josie Veech: Oh, sure, the best time to start looking for a job is 8 o'clock at night, and if you do a good job of looking, you won't get home 'til morning, and the best place for looking is every beer joint and pool hall on Main Street.

- Jane Nigh (as Josie Veech) in Whistle Stop (1946)

Kenny Veech: Hiya, beautiful.
Mary: Hiya, handsome.

- Ava Gardner (as Mary) in Whistle Stop (1946)

Kenny Veech: I'll take a double.
Bartender: How can you drink alone on a Saturday night?
Kenny Veech: I'm getting exclusive, haven't you heard?

- George Raft (as Kenny Veech) in Whistle Stop (1946)

Kenny Veech: Lew and me? That would be a gruesome twosome.

- George Raft (as Kenny Veech) in Whistle Stop (1946)

Kenny Veech: This is a private party!
Lew Lentz: I just thought I could do something for you, sonny.
Kenny Veech: Yeah! You can give me a cigarette.
Lew Lentz: [after he does] Anything else?
Kenny Veech: Now you can light it!
Lew Lentz: [he pauses and lights his cigarette] Now you've got all you want. You better go! I don't want you hanging around here! The next time won't be so sociable!
Kenny Veech: If you said that with a smile, it'd sound better.
[to Mary]
Kenny Veech: Let's go!
Mary: Go where?
Kenny Veech: I'll take you to your house and swing you on the hammock.

- George Raft (as Kenny Veech) in Whistle Stop (1946)

Kenny Veech: What are you doin' home tonight?
Mary: Lew had to drive to Mayfield. What are you doin' home tonight?
Kenny Veech: Lew had to drive to Mayfield.

- George Raft (as Kenny Veech) in Whistle Stop (1946)

Kenny Veech: You haven't won a pot all night, Barker.
Mr. Barker: The cards are against me.
Kenny Veech: I don't know, you did pretty good when you brought your own deck.
Mr. Barker: You're not doin' so good yourself, with cards or anything else!
Kenny Veech: Meanin' what?

- George Raft (as Kenny Veech) in Whistle Stop (1946)

Mary: Don't let the coat fool you, Molly. A mink can cover a lot of things.

- Ava Gardner (as Mary) in Whistle Stop (1946)

Gitlo: How about a game of casino?
Kenny Veech: Ah, I don't feel like.
Gitlo: Ah, just a couple of hands. I can never sleep until daylight.

- Victor McLaglen (as Gitlo) in Whistle Stop (1946)