Marty

00:01:31 - Hello, Sam. - Hiya, Marty.

00:04:11 - What you readin', Joe? - Lou, turn the set off!

00:06:54 Don't you think I wanna get married? I want to. Everybody drives me crazy.

00:09:40 - All right, Ginnie. Don't get so excited. - She's right, Tommy.

00:12:33 - Oh, yeah? - Well, him and his wife live alone.

00:17:11 So, what are you gonna do tonight, Marty?

00:20:25 Well, I think this music's a little fast.

00:26:49 As long as she's goin' home alone, give me the $5 back.

00:31:25 I'm 34.

00:34:30 They say things are no good in this house.

00:37:27 - Benjamin Franklin High School. - In Brooklyn?

00:41:06 Marty, you in here?

00:45:03 Marty, I've known you for three hours, but I know you're a good butcher.

00:49:38 I'd have to take the subway down to 125th, then take the bus to the railroad

00:52:22 - Hiya. - We just gonna sit around here all night?

00:56:47 Come New Year's Eve, everybody starts arrangin' parties.

01:01:14 A woman, 56 years old, all her life she had her own house.

01:04:10 By the time I get home it'll be two. I gotta get up for ten o'clock mass tomorrow.

01:09:44 but we'll never be happy unless we have a chance to work out our own lives.

01:12:52 - Do you know what you're talkin' about? - No, I don't. That's why I'm askin' you!

01:15:49 Boy, this place is really comin' to pieces. Ma, I think we oughta sell this place.

01:19:28 Hey, Ralph, how'd you make out with those nurses last night?

01:23:07 - I wonder where they find those girls. - They're Hollywood starlets.

01:26:54 I'll never forgive La Guardia for cuttin' out burlesque outta New York City.