What do you mean, coming in here? What do you want, anyway? We're looking for somebody....

Peter Warne: [Detectives are looking for Ellie] What do you mean, coming in here? What do you want, anyway? Detective: We're looking for somebody. Peter Warne: Yeah, well look your head off, but don't come busting in here. This isn't a public park. I could near as take a sock at you! Detective: Take it easy, son, take it easy. Mr. Dykes: These men are detectives, Mr. Warne. Peter Warne: I don't care if they're the whole police department. They can't come busting in here, shooting questions at my wife. Ellie Andrews: Now, don't get so excited, Peter. The man just asked a civil question. Peter Warne: Oh, is that so? Say, how many times have I told you to stop butting in when I'm having an argument? Ellie Andrews: Well, you don't have to lose your temper! Peter Warne: [mockingly] "You don't have to lose your temper." That's what you said the other time, too. Every time I try to protect you. The other night, at the Elks Dance, when that big Swede made a pass at you! Ellie Andrews: He didn't make a pass at me! I told you a million times! Peter Warne: Oh, no? I saw him. He kept pawing you all over the dance floor! Ellie Andrews: [the detectives stand there, flustered] He didn't! You were drunk! Peter Warne: Aw, nuts! You're just like your old man! Once a plumber's daughter, always a plumbers daughter! There isn't an ounce of brains in your whole family! Ellie Andrews: [sobbing] Oh, Peter Warne, you've gone far enough! I won't stand for it anymore! Peter Warne: Aw, shut up! Mr. Dykes: Now, you see what you've done? Detective: Sorry, Mr. Warne. But, you see we've got to check up on everybody. Detective: We're looking for a girl by the name of Ellen Andrews, you know, the daughter of that big Wall Street mug. Peter Warne: Yeah? Well, it's too bad you aren't looking for a plumber's daughter [to Ellie] Peter Warne: QUIT BAWLING! QUIT BAWLING! [Ellie sobs even louder] Mr. Dykes: I told you they were a perfectly nice married couple. [Mr. Dykes and the detectives leave, and Peter and Ellie start laughing]