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Humphrey Bogart, James Cagney, and Priscilla Lane in The Roaring Twenties (1939)

Frank McHugh: Danny Green

The Roaring Twenties

Frank McHugh credited as playing...

Danny Green

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  • Danny Green: Don't break that. The landlady will charge us for it. If you got to break something, smack me on the chin. It's cheaper.
  • Danny Green: What is it?
  • Eddie Bartlett: A German trench helmet. I hope it fits. I had an awful time finding a Heinie with your head size.
  • Danny Green: Oh, say, that's swell. It just doesn't fit. It's too small. I'll send it out to the cleaners and get it stretched. How do I look?
  • Eddie Bartlett: You're just the girl to wear it.
  • Danny Green: Where to Mister?
  • Taxi Passenger: Any Turkish bath.
  • Danny Green: [to Eddie after meeting Jean Sherman and finding out that she is still in high school] You should have stayed and helped her with her homework.
  • Mrs. Gray: [enters the room] Here's a letter for you, Eddie. Forwarded *all* the way from France.
  • [pauses]
  • Mrs. Gray: Three cents postage due.
  • Eddie Bartlett: Put it on the bill.
  • Mrs. Gray: *Don't* think I *won't*!
  • Eddie Bartlett: [as Mrs. Gray leaves] And don't you think I think you won't.
  • Danny Green: [as Eddie reads the letter with a smile] Well, who's that from?
  • [Eddie shows him photo of Jean in costume]
  • Danny Green: Ohh, say, she's pretty. One of them French peasants, huh? .
  • Eddie Bartlett: No, it's an American gal. Lives in Mineola, Long Island.
  • Danny Green: Oh. Well, I won't hold that against her.

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