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Tit for Tat (1935)

James C. Morton: Policeman

Tit for Tat

James C. Morton credited as playing...

Policeman

Quotes2

  • [first lines]
  • Oliver: Good morning officer.
  • Policeman: Good morning. Well, open for business, eh?
  • Oliver: Yes, sir. We would have opened yesterday; but, my partner had a nervous breakdown.
  • Policeman: [breaks up a fight between Stan, Ollie and Charlie] Just a minute. Don't you think this thing has gone far enough? Who started this anyway?
  • Oliver: [he and Stan point to Charlie] He did.
  • Grocer: I did not.
  • Oliver: Why he did too. Why this little upstart, in the presence of my friend, slandered my character, for which I demanded an apology. He refused to give it, hence this petty little argument.
  • Policeman: Slandered your character?
  • Stanley: Yes, sir. He filtered his good name, didn't he?
  • Policeman: Filtered his good name?
  • Oliver: Why you know what he did? He accused me of a clandestine meeting with his wife.
  • [Mae gasps]
  • Oliver: For which I was wholly, and absolutely, innocent.
  • Grocer: Then what were you doing coming downstairs with my wife?
  • Grocer's Wife: Oh, what nonsense. There was nothing to it.
  • Stanley: Nothing to it, Officer. He was waiting for a street car...
  • Policeman: [to Charlie] Well it looks like you're to blame. You better apologize to this gentleman.
  • Grocer: I will not.
  • Policeman: Oh yes you will, or I'll run you in.
  • Grocer: Well, alright. But don't let it happen again.
  • Oliver: [They shake hands] No hard feelings.

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