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Lady for a Day

Lady for a Day is a 1933 film which was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture. It was written by Robert Riskin, based on the Damon Runyon story Madame la Gimp. The film was directed by Frank Capra.

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:01:00

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Again a fresh election!

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Read all about it! Extra!

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Apples. Apples.

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Where do you think
you're going?

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What do you mean...?

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Shut up, you pasty-faced palookas.

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Apples, apples.

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Apples.

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Hey, Annie!

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Come round to the house sometime.

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I got a lot of silverware
hanging around loose.

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Apples.

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Hello, Schultzie, how's business?

:01:48

Not so good over at the Apollo.

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Go over to the Casino.
They got a hit over there.

:01:53

Is that so?
I'll go right over. Thanks.

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Yeah.

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If you changed your tune,
perhaps you'd have better luck.

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The Dude wants to see you, Annie.
He's over at Missouri Martin's.

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Yeah, l know.
How's pickings, Smiley?

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Terrible. Everybody's broke.
Must be tough on them.

:02:16

Stop yappin'. Didn't you hear
the President over the radio?

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Get on over to the Casino.
They've got a hit over there.

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- They have?
- Sure. Spread it around.

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Don't forget Missouri Martin's.
Dude said it was important.

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Alright, l won't.

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Apples.

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Apples.

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