The Docks of New York

Bill Roberts:
Are you goin' to let me have a good time in my own quiet way, or must I take this place apart?

Lou:
Until I got married, I was decent.

Intertitle:
[Opening lines. Intertitle] The Waterfront of New York - The end of many journeys, the beginning of many adventures.

'Sugar' Steve:
[Regarding Andy] He's the most even-tempered guy I ever knew - always sore!

Bill Roberts:
Are you goin' to let me have a good time in my own quiet way - or am I gonna take this place apart?

Bill Roberts:
[Leering at Mae's figure in her tight-fitting dress] I've sailed the Seven seas, but I've never seen a craft as trim as you!

Bill Roberts:
I've always been like this. There ain't no power on earth that could ever keep me ashore!

'Sugar' Steve:
Come on out o' this - before you get into another mess!

'Sugar' Steve:
I could of told you before that she was no good - like all females!

Andy, the Third Engineer:
I s'pose you've forgot about gettin' married, too.

Bill Roberts:
Chief, last night's over. Today's another day!

Mae:
I've had to many good times.