It's all set. We got 300 extra newsboys for tomorrow morning.

6 seconds sound clip from the The Front Page (1974) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 00:12:06 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

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- Monday I'll be in Philadelphia. We're taking the midnight train, tomorrow afternoon we get married with her family and everything and everybody.

- Monday I start working for her uncle in the advertising business.

- The advertising business?

- You heard me. I'm goin' straight. I'm quittin' this racket.

- You mean you're going to be writing crap like, I'd walk a mile for a Camel or Quick, Henry, the Flit?

- You bet. For $150 a week.

- Jesus! You're a newspaperman, not some faggot writing poetry about brassieres and laxatives.

- It's all set. We got 300 extra newsboys for tomorrow morning.

- St. Paul's Parochial School is gonna be playin' hooky.

- We'll cover Chicago like a blizzard.

- Goodbye, Duffy. Watch the diabetes.

- Walter, it's been fun.

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