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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.

10 seconds sound clip from the Remember the Night (1940) classic radio play.

You can hear this line at 00:08:46 in the radio play.

Quote context

[...]

- 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!

- Holy mackerel, that's a sweet one! Hypnotism.

[...]

Remember the Night (1940) Sound Clip

The African Queen (1952)Voice quotes from Remember the Night (1940) - Lux Radio Theatre play originally broadcast on March 25, 1940.

Actors: Barbara Stanwyck (Lee Leander), Fred MacMurray (John Sargent), Beulah Bondi (Mrs. Sargent), Elizabeth Patterson (Aunt Emma), Sterling Holloway (Willy)

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