You Can't Take It with You (1939) Quotes with Sound Clips

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Quotes from You Can't Take It with You (1939), Lux Radio Theatre play broadcast in 1939, based on the Pulitzer Prize Play by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart.

Actors: Fay Wray (Alice), Robert Cummings (Tony), Walter Connolly (Grandpa Vanderhof)

3 more actors

, Edward Arnold (Mr. Kirby), Lou Merrill (Kolenkhov), Sally Payne (Essie),

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561 We have a two-line encore to our song. -Fine. Let's hear it.

562 We pause now for station identification. This is the Columbia Broadcasting System.

563 We reached her by telephone and told her about the part of Alice...

564 We suggested that it was time to stop entertaining himself and get back to entertaining the public.

565 We were sitting around a table at the Brown Derby, when someone brought up the subject of how men differ from women in their attitude towards the simple things of life.

566 We weren't doing a thing. -Of course. We were just having a quiet evening at home.

567 We're a little short on chairs. -Well, you won't be. I told the men to bring your furniture back.

568 We're having frankfurters, but I don't think we'll have enough now that you've come.

569 We've all got our health and as far as anything else is concerned, we leave it up to You. Thank You.

570 Well! Good evening, Tony. Good evening.

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