4 seconds sound clip from the Remember the Night (1940) classic radio play.
You can hear this line at 00:08:43 in the radio play.
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- Did on the afternoon of December third, walk out upon Fifth Avenue with a bracelet which was still the property of Meyer and Company.
- To prove something she freely admits, as if the proof of this constituted a proof of guilt.
- Since the dawn of civilization, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, since the beginnings of jurisprudence, wise men and women have refused to be hoodwinked by circumstantial evidence.
- The contents of a whiskey bottle...
- Hey, Jack, I don't like the smile on that jury's pan.
- All juries get softhearted at Christmas, Tommy.
- If you ever get a case to prosecute and you see that 'peace on earth, good will toward men' look come in their eyes, get a continuance, even if you have to fall down and tell the judge you ate green apples.
- A young woman walking out of a store with something not her own is necessarily an evil doer.
- Oh, how flimsy is this argument! How unfair! But on it, and because of it, you have been asked to take away the liberty of a fellow human being!
- Now, the truth is simple.
- The bracelet was removed during a temporary loss of will and consciousness, now known as schizophrenia, but formerly known as hypnotism!
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