Havilland: (to Cheryl): It's my job when there's been an explosion to ascertain if there's been a crime.
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Cheryl: (to Havilland) As for wives, I don't play with married men. I don't have to.
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Cheryl: (to Havilland) I won't be eating any home cooked meals for a while but with my cooking maybe that's a blessing.
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Carella: (to Cheryl) A man offers you $100,000 and you don't even ask his name?
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Cheryl: You must be tired.
Havilland: I'm used to it. We go around the clock about once a month.
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Cheryl: Is it important for you to do something useful?
Havilland: Well, I think everybody's been put on earth to do their bit.
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Kling: (to Cheryl) Just let me take you to the door. We don't have a chance to see many millionaires in our line of work.
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Meyer: By the way, how's the victim?
Kling: Ask Havilland. He's taking her out tonight. A little dining and dancing.
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Cheryl: You don't twist?
Havilland: Well, not while on duty.
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Ruth: (to Havilland) Wipe the lipstick off. You're on duty.
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Douglas: You're a suspicious little girl.
Cheryl: Let's just say that life has made me suspicious.
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Warner: I deny everything and I demand to see my lawyer.
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