Samuel G. Henshaw:
Young lady, did you cut Milton's curls off?
Penny Hale: Yes, sir.
Samuel G. Henshaw: Where's his fancy pants?
Penny Hale: Mugsy has them on now. Milton traded him. That's how he got the black eye. But you ought to see Mugsy! I guess this is an awful shock to you. You go ahead and get mad. I don't mind if you're sour and cross. Anyone would be with all these people hanging on their neck.
Samuel G. Henshaw: What do you know about this family?
Penny Hale: As if you hadn't enough troubles with business and the slump. But they can't lick you. You're a tough old bird! You'll come out all right!
Samuel G. Henshaw: Well, upon my soul! Milton, here's a silver dollar, and there's one silver dollar for every black eye you get.
Milton Ramsby: Thank you, Uncle Sam!
--Benny Bartlett (as Milton Ramsby) in Just Around the Corner
Penny Hale: Yes, sir.
Samuel G. Henshaw: Where's his fancy pants?
Penny Hale: Mugsy has them on now. Milton traded him. That's how he got the black eye. But you ought to see Mugsy! I guess this is an awful shock to you. You go ahead and get mad. I don't mind if you're sour and cross. Anyone would be with all these people hanging on their neck.
Samuel G. Henshaw: What do you know about this family?
Penny Hale: As if you hadn't enough troubles with business and the slump. But they can't lick you. You're a tough old bird! You'll come out all right!
Samuel G. Henshaw: Well, upon my soul! Milton, here's a silver dollar, and there's one silver dollar for every black eye you get.
Milton Ramsby: Thank you, Uncle Sam!
--Benny Bartlett (as Milton Ramsby) in Just Around the Corner
