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One Way Passage (1932)

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One Way Passage

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  • [first lines]
  • Hong Kong Bartender: [mixing a very complex drink] I haven't made one of these since the fourth of July. I was making one when the quake hit Frisco. Believe me, friend, I wouldn't go to all this trouble for any of these foreigners. Uh, uh, gotta wait a minute to let the oil sink in. There you are, partner, you can tell your grandchildren about that one.
  • Dan: [Before Dan can take a sip, the contents of the glass are knocked out of his hand by Joan backing into him] Say, what in the name of...
  • Joan: Why... I'm so sorry.
  • Dan: I'm so glad.
  • Joan: Such a beautiful drink too.
  • Dan: Yes, paradise cocktail. Seem to be a few drops left.
  • Joan: [prophetically] Always the most precious, the last few drops. That's luck.
  • Dan: Yes, my name is Dan.
  • Joan: Mine's Joan.
  • Dan: Hello, Joan.
  • Joan: Hello, Dan.
  • Dan: May we, errr, drink to our meeting?
  • Joan: We should. Here's... here's hail and farewell.
  • Dan: Well that seems a bit ruthless?
  • Dan: Let's say
  • [hears toast from the German bar]
  • Dan: auf wiedersehen
  • Joan: Auf wiedersehen
  • [Dan smashes his glass on the bar; Joan does likewise]
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  • Skippy: Quick, bartender! Gimme a drink! Quick, before the fight begins!
  • Bartender #2: Yes, sir! Here you are, sir.
  • [the bartender pours a drink. Skippy downs it, while looking over his shoulder frantically]
  • Skippy: Good, gimme another one! Quick, before the fight begins!
  • [the bartender pours another drink. Skippy downs it quickly]
  • Bartender #2: Wait a minute! Wait a minute! What fight?
  • Skippy: The fight between you and me. I can't pay for these drinks!
  • [He stumbles away, laughing drunkenly]
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  • [last lines]
  • Bartender #1: I'll be glad when this thing's over.
  • Bartender #2: You telling me. These holidays are dynamite.
  • Bartender #1: [sound of breaking glass] Hey, lookout for them glasses with your elbows.
  • Bartender #2: I never touched any glasses.
  • [the camera pans to two broken glass stems on the bar which vanish. Fade out]
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  • Joan: Remember our first?
  • Dan: We thought it was our last. You never can tell.
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  • Betty: I've been busy.
  • Skippy: Oh, sure, with that copper! You know, I think you're falling for him.
  • Betty: He's not such a bad guy.
  • Skippy: Oh sure, copper-lover! Falling for the law. The fox falling in love with the hounds. I'm ashamed of you. I tell you, that guy's no good.
  • Betty: Now, wait a minute. His racket's on the other side of the fence, but he's playing it on the up-and-up. He's 100% copper, just the same as you're 100% thief. And you know yourself, 100% puts you at the head of the class.
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