New York Nights

Jill Deverne:
[Norma Talmadge's first line of spoken dialogue on film - said down a dumbwaiter shaft to who she thinks is the iceman] Twenty-five pounds. And don't give my chunk a twice-over shave.

Joe Prividi:
[said up the dumbwaiter shaft after sending up a stolen box of flowers with a note for her birthday] Good morning, Jill.

Jill Deverne:
Good morning, Mr. Prividi.

Joe Prividi:
Mrs. Deverne, as I wished ya' wasn't.

Jill Deverne:
You stop this silly flower business! Do you hear me?

Joe Prividi:
Why? It's your boithday, ain' it, huh?

Jill Deverne:
Well, who told you to celebrate it?

Joe Prividi:
My heart, darling. My heart.

Jill Deverne:
Well, shut it off, or my husband might plug it for you.

Joe Prividi:
[laughing] That's not his racket. That piano player couldn't plug nothin' but a song.

Peggy:
You've got the crust of a cafeteria pie.