You're a Big Boy Now (1966)

Margery Chanticleer: Remember my promise: If you don't smoke until you're 21, I'll give you a special no-smoking present. Say goodbye to Rover, he's heartbroken.
Bernard Chanticleer: Goodbye, Dog.
Margery Chanticleer: Don't eat too much, don't stay out too late, don't go to suspicious places to play cards, and stay away from girls. But most of all, Bernard, try to be happy.

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[Raef recites a poem of his]
Raef Del Grado: Oh, don't you think it's very odd, That we should kneel and pray to god, When by all accounts, we might, Send our problems up by kite!

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[I.H. notices his wife sobbing over an antique bible]
I. H. Chanticleer: Margery, your lint is settling on the Guttenberg Bible.
Bernard Chanticleer: Aw, to hell with you're Guttenberg Bible. I hate your Guttenberg Bible!

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The film shows the final portion of old Pennsylvania Station being demolished. Peter Kastner roller skates down 7th Avenue, right past the partially demolished 7th Ave. facade while the new Madison Square Garden tower rises in the background.
The film was Francis Ford Coppola's $800,000 master's thesis at U.C.L.A film school in 1966.
The nightclub has scenes from Dementia 13 (also directed by Francis Coppola) projected onto the wall.
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