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James Cagney and Phyllis Thaxter in Come Fill the Cup (1951)

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Come Fill the Cup

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  • Dr. Ross: You've an incurable disease: alcoholism. Liquor is as poisonous to you as sugar is to the man with diabetes.
  • Charley Dolan: Hey Lew, I been thinking. Seems to me it's time you start and use your mind like the you've been using your body, I mean, do what you're meant to do, write for the newspapers.
  • Lew Marsh: Forget it Charley, after you drunk yourself off of three newspapers, the word goes out over the wire: Lew Marsh is through, Lew Marsh is poison, Lew Marsh tickles, no I like it this way, fine. Just the way things are, fine.
  • Lew Marsh: You get to Lennie Garr. You tell him that The Sun-Herald is personally interested in the welfare of Boyd Copeland. Make it clear to the rat. And if he talks back, give me a ring.
  • Paula Copeland: It's late. Let me take you home.
  • Lew Marsh: Don't you see, Paula? I am home.
  • John Ives: Can I drop you at your home?
  • Lew Marsh: Don't see you, Mr. Ives? I am home.

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