The Falcon's Brother

Tom Lawrence:
How delightful. How are you and who are you?

Marcia Brooks:
Marcia Brooks, Morning Gazette

Tom Lawrence:
Oh reporter. Hmm. [clucks tongue] So charming, too. Well Miss Brooks, I think the buildings in New York are very beautiful and the women are very tall. There you are my dear. You have your interview. Now I trust you'll excuse me.

Inspector Timothy Donovan:
[In the dress salon] What are you doin' here?

Lefty:
[Flustered] Uh, buyin' a dress for my aunt in Hoboken.

Jerry - Gay's Houseboy:
Why, Mr. Lefty, the newspapers said you were incarcerated.

Lefty:
You know I never drink. I was pinched, but I beat the rap through a suspended sentence.

Lefty:
[On board ship] Hey, we came here to meet your brother. You remember?

Gay Lawrence:
Oh, yes, yes.

Lefty:
And I sure hope he ain't got dames for a hobby like you have.

Gay Lawrence:
I'm afraid you're in for a disappointment, Lefty.

Inspector Timothy Donovan:
[Referring to the Falcon] Bates, follow 'em.

Detective Bates:
Why, Chief?

Inspector Timothy Donovan:
Because they told me I could be the boss, and the boss always gives the orders. You don't mind, do yuh?

Detective Bates:
No, not at all, Chief. [Donovan pulls him into the car by the collar]

Inspector Timothy Donovan:
[authoritatively] I'm handling this case!

Lefty:
What a break for crime!

Tom Lawrence, Marcia Brooks:
Well, small world, isn't it?

Marcia Brooks:
Yeah, and there are some very small people in it!

Marcia Brooks:
Can't we get loose?

Tom Lawrence:
I'm afraid we're tied with typical German efficiency.

Lefty:
He's almost as bad as his brother, only worse.

Lefty:
Lieutenant, you got nothing on me. My being here was strictly co-accidental.

Ma?tre d:
But, Miss: ladies without escorts are not admitted to the Rose Room.

Marcia Brooks:
Who said I was a lady?

Tom Lawrence:
Well, small world, isn't it?

Marcia Brooks:
Yes; and there's some very small people in it.