Christmas in July (1944) Quotes with Sound Clips

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Funny quotes with sound clips from Christmas in July - Lux Radio Theatre play originally broadcast on June 25, 1944.

Actors: Dick Powell (Jimmy), Linda Darnell (Betty), Raymond Walburn (Maxford), Lionel Barrymore (Narrator)

21 It's what you might call commercial insurance. Like for a race horse. If a horse wins the Kentucky Derby, well, then you back him for the Preekness.

22 Jumping Jerusalem, get my lawyer! -Which one? -Schlummel, Schlimmel, Abercrombie, and Schlitz.

— Maxford (Raymond Walburn)

23 Oh, shut up. -Why don't you shut up? -Why don't you both shut up?

— Betty (Linda Darnell), Jimmy (Dick Powell)

24 Pick your winner, send him a check, and tell him to go soak his head!

— Maxford (Raymond Walburn)

25 Well, happy New Year. -Oh, it will be a happy New Year too darling, from now on. Everything new and clean and different.

— Betty (Linda Darnell), Jimmy (Dick Powell)

26 And while I'm on the subject, I just want to tell you that of all the groups of fat heads, that I've ever had the misfortune to gaze upon, you take the log pail.

— Maxford (Raymond Walburn)

27 A chance to show, to find out what they've got while they're still young and burning, like a short cut or a stepping stone.

— Betty (Linda Darnell)

28 Because it's one thing to muff a chance when you get it, but it's another thing never to have had a chance!

— Betty (Linda Darnell)

29 But here's a ring of more practical dimensions. Fiery little devil isn't it? -Does a magnifying glass come with it?

— Jimmy (Dick Powell)

30 If my ideas were good this afternoon, then they're still good, aren't they? I mean they'd have to be, they're still the same ideas. -Well, of course they are -Of course they are.

— Jimmy (Dick Powell)

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