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Harold Lloyd in Number, Please? (1920)

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Number, Please?

  • The Boy: You've given me eight 'wrong numbers', nine 'busy buzzes' and four 'informations'. What else have you?
  • Telephone Operator: What do you expect for a nickel - the White House?
  • The Girl: What *shall* we do? General Pershing is lost.
  • The Girl: There's Uncle Dudley - Maybe he'll let us go up in his balloon.
  • The Boy: I'll telephone! That overgrown Kewpie can't get ahead of me.
  • Telephone Operator: The poor nut didn't know whether he was calling Minneapolis or Mexico.
  • Cop: Keep an eye on that bird - if he isn't crazy he's got a running start.
  • Title Card: [Final lines] Again - A lone wanderer roams the world facing the drab dawn of a dead tomorrow.
  • Title Card: [First lines] An old, old story of men who have loved, lost and tried to forget
  • Title Card: Some seek the whispering shadows of the great outdoors haunted always by the face of the 'one girl.' Some would lose 'her' image in the mystic haze of the silent seas. Others turn from 'the girl' to the feverish lure of the gaming table. The devil-may-care type - he who toys with death - anything to forget the 'only girl.'
  • Title Card: The Girl. Grief laid its heavy hand upon her - but the hand slipped.

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