Yancy Derringer1958

[last lines]

John Colton:
Yancy, my office seems to be in your debt once again. I'm grateful.

Yancy Derringer:
[referring to the baby] Well, he's not a very big cause, but he's certainly a worthy one.

Madame Francine:
But what's going to become of the little fellow.

Goldy:
He's not so badly off, Madame Francine. He's got three godmothers and a godfather.

John Colton:
Two.

[Pahoo gestures]

John Colton:
Three!

Yancy Derringer:
He's the richest little fellow in New Orleans. When he's twenty-one, at six percent interest for 21 years, he's certainly going to be a marvelous catch for some enterprising female.

Pearl Girl:
Oh, what a shame.

Madame Francine:
What's the matter?

Pearl Girl:
By the time he's 21, I'll be too old for him!