| Movie |
The Old Fashioned Way |
| Year |
1934 |
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Mr. McGonigle, I've got to have some money.
The Great McGonigle:
Yes, my lad, how much?
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Two dollars.
The Great McGonigle:
If I had two dollars, I'd start a number two company.
:
For two cents I'd quit.
The Great McGonigle:
[to Marmaduke] Pay him off!
[Marmaduke gives him a two cent stamp]
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The Great McGonigle:
[referring to Cleopatra] She's all dressed up loke a well-kept grave.
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Cleopatra Pepperday:
[after McGonigle takes a heavy fall] Marky, are you hurt?
The Great McGonigle:
[sarcastically] No, I had the presence of mind to fall on my head.
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The Great McGonigle:
[after Baby Albert has splashed soup over him] I don't know whether to eat from the coat or the plate!
Cleopatra Pepperday:
[after Baby Albert throws McGonigles watch into a bowl of molasses] Oh, Albert! Look what you've done to Mr. McGonigle's watch! Oh...
[the watch is shown sinking]
Cleopatra Pepperday:
Oh, I'm so sorry... Oh, Mr. McGonigle!
The Great McGonigle:
It's all right.
Cleopatra Pepperday:
He has such an impulsive nature.
The Great McGonigle:
Yeah, just like my own. Don't apo;ogize. It's all right. It's just a little child... it's just a little child.
Cleopatra Pepperday:
Oh, he does the cutest things!
The Great McGonigle:
That he does!
Cleopatra Pepperday:
You should see him when no one's around.
The Great McGonigle:
Oh, I'd like to catch him sometime when...
[Correcting himself]
The Great McGonigle:
Uh, SEE him sometime when no one's around.
Cleopatra Pepperday:
Oh, Albert, why did you do that?
The Great McGonigle:
[Mumbling to himself] Bet the minute hand won't be a bit of use after this!
Cleopatra Pepperday:
Mr. McGonigle, I hope he hasn't hurt your watch.
The Great McGonigle:
[Sarcastically] Oh, no, how could you hurt a watch by dipping it in molasses?
Cleopatra Pepperday:
Oh, he's never done that before.
[She titters]
The Great McGonigle:
Well, I hope he doesn't do it again - not with this watch.
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The Great McGonigle:
[In character in "The Drunkard," the play-within-a play] It ain't a fit night out for man or beast!
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Sheriff Walter Jones:
When is Cleo gonna act in this show?
The Great McGonigle:
Oh, yes, yes, yes. She'll probably go on right after the epilogue.
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The Great McGonigle:
[as the boarding house guest are eating] The soup sounds good.
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