It's starting to drizzle. You'll need a coat. I'll get it.

5 seconds sound clip from the Miracle on 34th Street (1947) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 00:57:02 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

Quote context

[...]

- Please keep a straight line. All day long to see Santa Claus.

- Mrs. Walker wanted me to tell you we're going to take some publicity pictures this afternoon down at the city hall, you and the mayor.

- Good. Like to meet him. A few things I'd like to talk over with him.

- Oh, but I've made an appointment with Mr. Macy at 4:00. Want to tell him about something.

- You'll be back in plenty of time. There's a car waiting for you downstairs.

- It's starting to drizzle. You'll need a coat. I'll get it.

- Thanks. I'll be right with you. Just want to take care of a few of these kiddies first.

(40's city street traffic)

- Where to?

- Bellevue.

- Did she know about this?

- Yes. We all discussed it.

[...]

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