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The Thin Man (1936) Quotes with Sound Clips - Page 50

The Thin ManFunny quotes with sound clips from The Thin Man - radio drama based on Dashiell Hammett's book, first broadcast on Thursday August 06, 1936 on CBS's Lux Radio Theatre.

Actors: William Powell (Nick), Myrna Loy (Nora), Porter Hall (Macauley)

3 more actors, Minna Gombel (Mimi), Dorothy (Barbara Luddy), William Henry (Gilbert)

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491 There you are. -Thanks... So long.
492 There's an iron bar on the table. I just saw it.
493 There's only one thing I can never understand about that picture 'Eskimo', Woody.
494 There's your man, Inspector: Mr. Macaulay! -I can't believe it.
495 This is absurd! How can Clyde be dead? You said yourself you saw him last night. -So I did. I saw him lying buried in his shop.
496 This is Al Nunheim again. You know, I called you last night.
497 This is W.S. Van Dyke speaking.
498 This murderer is a very clever man. He studied this thing out very carefully.
499 Those reporters are enough to drive a guy nuts!
500 Those stars just have to be beautiful! And they've found that Lux Toilet Soap helps them look their best!

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