Christmas in July

00:00:48 into a big airy bedroom.

00:03:48 - Can't you get it through... - What's this about a deadlock?

00:05:57 let me say that I have seen far better heads on... umbrellas!

00:08:17 - It's simple. Coffee makes you sleep. - It doesn't make me sleep.

00:10:33 Maybe one of those little dream houses in the suburbs, some hired help.

00:13:16 - Bread and butter. - Bread and butter.

00:15:55 And the guy says, "Which one do you want? This is the New York Aquarium."

00:20:25 That I'd be a failure if I didn't get a hold of it.

00:23:39 - Wow, he got a raise! - Put him out of his misery.

00:25:48 - That's what the telegram said. - They wanted a new slogan?

00:27:58 Naturally. And this young lady as your secretary.

00:30:19 - Naturally. I don't know why I didn't realise. - Is that all, sir?

00:32:34 I've enjoyed your personality on the air.

00:34:45 - That's all there is to it. - Thank you, Dr Maxford.

00:37:09 - Isn't it wonderful? - Well, I should say it is.

00:39:29 We better just work up one side of the street and down the other.

00:42:03 My Irving, he drinks too. Once in a while, a little bit.

00:44:39 - It's brief, it's smooth, it's pungent. - It's putrid.

00:46:54 - Get me Minsk, Minsk, Binsk and Binsk. - What kind of a hat, Mr Shindel?

00:50:00 He's supposed to have given me a sour cheque

00:52:20 And I'll see you in court, and you'll pay for everything. With costs!

00:56:03 - I hope I'm not intruding? - No, sir, I was just coming to see you.

00:58:29 It doesn't matter?

01:01:06 This is the chance of a lifetime and you know you've got what it takes.