- Now, if you just keep this up and I think we'll be able to get along much better.
- Thank you, Mr. Kralik.
- Quite alright, Miss Novak.

5 seconds sound clip from the The Shop Around the Corner (1940) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 00:29:54.737 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

Quote context

[...]

- Well, I just don't believe in mixing bags with pleasure.

- Mr. Kralik.

- Yes, Miss Novak?

- About that blouse...

- Oh, I'm sorry, but I had to do that.

- But I wanna thank you. I'm so glad you did it.

- You know, in the bottom of my heart after thinking it all over, you're so right. That blouse was awful.

- Oh, no, not awful.

- Yes, it was!

- Of course, I wouldn't admit it at the time, but what woman would? We hate to admit we are wrong. That's why we're so feminine.

- Oh. Well..

- You know, this is the first time you've shown a little sense. Quite a change in you, Miss Novak.

- I know it, Mr. Kralik.

- Now, if you just keep this up and I think we'll be able to get along much better.

- Thank you, Mr. Kralik.

- Quite alright, Miss Novak.

- You know, I was planning to wear that awful blouse tonight. I have a date with...

- Tonight?

- Oh, didn't you hear what Mr. Matuschek said? We have to stay here and decorate the windows.

- Oh! I almost forgot.

- Yes.

- Oh.. Uh, would it be possible... Do you think you could spare me tonight? And then maybe Mr. Matuschek would let me off.

- Oh, so that's why I'm a gentleman. And that's why you've learned from me all of a sudden?

- I don't understand, Mr. Kralik.

- You want to get the night off?

- I have to, Mr. Kralik.

- Well, you're out of luck.

[...]

The Shop Around the Corner (1940) Sound Clip

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Listen to famous short quotes from The Shop Around the Corner (1940) freely downloadable in MP3 / WAV format.

Actors: James Stewart (Alfred Kralik), Margaret Sullavan (Klara Novak), Frank Morgan (Hugo Matuschek), William Tracy (Pepi Katona)

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