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 "I
                Want You, I Need You" (clip) from I'M NO ANGEL (1933) with intermediate dialogue by 
      Cary
                Grant (a .MP3 file). 
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  "Original Theatrical
    Trailer" from MY LITTLE CHICKADEE (1940) with W.C. Fields, Margaret Hamilton, Donald Meek
    and Joseph Calleia (a .MOV file). 
   
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Memorable Quotations:
    
      - "No wise-cracks, now." --as Tira in I'M NO ANGEL 
      (1933).
 
      - "You just tell me about my future.  You see, I 
      know all about my past." --as Tira in I'M NO ANGEL (1933).
 
      - "What'd ya do, get your hair cut or your ears moved 
      down?" --as Tira in I'M NO ANGEL (1933).
 
      - "Never let one man worry your mind.  Find 'em, 
      fool 'em and forget 'em." --as Tira in I'M NO ANGEL (1933).
 
      - "When I was born with this face, it was the same as 
      striking oil." --as Tira in I'M NO ANGEL (1933).
 
      - "Peel me a grape." --as Tira in I'M NO ANGEL (1933).
 
      - "With me, nothing's impossible." --as Tira in I'M NO 
      ANGEL (1933).
 
      - "I'm very quick in a slow way." --as Tira in I'M NO 
      ANGEL (1933).
 
      - "I'm always good at night." --as Tira in I'M NO ANGEL 
      (1933).
 
      - "When I'm good, I'm very good.  But when I'm bad, 
      I'm better." --as Tira in I'M NO ANGEL (1933).
 
      - "I ain't never done this before.  Marriage is a 
      new kind of racket for me." --as Tira in I'M NO ANGEL (1933).
 
      - "It's not the men in your life that count, it's the 
      life in your men." --as Tira in I'M NO ANGEL (1933).
 
   
      Further Reading:
      
        - Mae West: a bio-bibliography by Carol M. Ward 
        (New York: Greenwood Press, 1989).
 
        - The complete films of Mae West by Jon Tuska 
        (Secaucus, NJ : Carol Pub. Group, 1992).
 
        - The Paramount Pretties by James Robert Parish 
        (New Rochelle, NY: Arlington House, 1972).
 
       
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