The Picture Show Man

Maurice 'Pop' Pym:
My name is Pym. This is Freddie Graves. We're in moving pictures.

Fitzwilliam:
Fitzwilliam. My partner Madam Cavalli. We're in debt. [laughs]

Lou:
Would you be able to carry a passenger?

Palmer:
You're a pianist, aren't ya?

Lou:
I was.

Palmer:
Would you be looking for a job?

Lou:
As a matter of fact I am.

Maurice 'Pop' Pym:
[about Palmer] Damn Yankee!

Maurice 'Pop' Pym:
If he wants war, we shall give him war.

Larry Pym:
[to Lucy] I think you're the prettiest girl I've ever seen in my entire life.

Miss Lockhart:
You have the choice of a bridal or a lady's bracelet.

Palmer:
I'll take the lady's bracelet.

Miss Lockhart:
Some lady is going to be very pleased.

Fitzwilliam:
It is a medicinal necessity.

Madame Cavalli:
But it makes you so like a beast.

Fitzwilliam:
Nonsense. I'm as gentle as a lamb.

Maurice 'Pop' Pym:
My dear fellow, I've been in the picture show business for umm... twenty years, and I've never lost a customer.

Mrs. Duncan:
Your repertoire must be tremendous.

Freddie Graves:
Music can practically create pictures. What does that suggest?

Mrs. Duncan:
I think coming action.