Well, there are two kinds of money. Small money and big money.

Small money.

Miss Channing?

Chance, look out!

Miss Moneypenny.

Hello, Miss Channing.

Pennyante chiseller.

Small money is a whore.

Has Miss Channing come in?

Johnny it's my kid brother.

I'm giving even money on the Kid.

Miss Moneypenny, perhaps?

This costs me money, ladies, it costs me money!

Miss Channing?

Being here with Miss Channing has been a...

The money I took from you, that's chicken feed.

For chicken feed.

Your parents, did you find them too?

Hello, Miss Channing. My husband.

The remains of Margo Channing sitting up.

Beware of good deeds! They cost far too much.

So do I, Miss Moneypenny.

You're making a lot of money off that little ball.

You know, fay, the biggest mistake I made before was shooting for peanuts.

Don't try to sell to the poor kids they don't have cash. The rich people do. Go get some.

Their trinkets and baubles cost little enough.

I was dreadful, Miss Channing.

Margo Channing in the Cub Room.

More champagne, Miss Channing?

But don't harp on money.

A man's got a right to expect some kind of payment.

Small, hard and doesn't pay.

If I were you, I'd be more careful with my money.

Playing the small rooms, winning a few bucks a day.

And, anyway why all the fuss?

Palau participates in money laundering detection training through the Asia Pacific Group on Money Laundering.

And you be careful, too, lapping up the gravy.

Now, madam, only the price of a stick of rock.

Don't forget your money for the colt.

You think Miss Channing would approve?

Miss Channing, I can't tell you how glad I am that you arrived so late.

There you are, sweetie pie. Dues all paid up.

You're a fivedollar textbook. Me, I'm a twocent tabloid newspaper.

I'd be willing to pay you.

That boy, plenty money.