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James Stewart, Paulette Goddard, Harry James, Dorothy Lamour, and Fred MacMurray in On Our Merry Way (1948)

Burgess Meredith: Oliver M. Pease

On Our Merry Way

Burgess Meredith credited as playing...

Oliver M. Pease

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  • Oliver M. Pease: The question for today is very interesting: what influence did a baby ever have on your life?
  • Slim: Did you say baby?
  • Bookie: He said baby.
  • Lank: [imitating the Bookie's gravelly-sounding voice] You said, he said baby. But did he say, he said baby?
  • Slim: I thought I heard somebody say baby. Lank, does that word ring a familiar chord to you? Something like this.
  • [singing]
  • Slim: Baby made a change in me...
  • Oliver M. Pease: When is the common man going to catch up to your style of painting?
  • Martha Pease: You just did.
  • Oliver M. Pease: In spite of your insults, I love you wit, I love your paintings, but, most of all, I love - your coffee.

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