Dark Manhattan

Numbers racket boss Larry “L.B.” Lee tells his secretary Miss Hall, referring to attorney Brown, "That’s his worry now. My worry is..." (0:01)

James A. “Curly” Thorpe punches a thief in the face. 
Jack Johnson tells Lee, ”Well that guy must be crazy.” 
Lee tells Curly, ”Don’t you worry about a thing.” (0:06)

Smith tells bookkeeper Harry Patton, "... We’ll meet you at the drugstore." (0:16)

Dr. Howard tells Lee, "... the first thing I’ll prescribe..." (0:25)

Curly punches Jones in the face. (0:30)

Lee: "Why, Curly, you’re crazy..." (0:40)

His henchman Vince tells crime boss Butch Williams, referring to Curly, "He’s either crazy about her..." (0:52)

Entertainer Flo Gray tells Curly, "Of course it is, silly boy..." 
Curly: ”... that’s the sweetest piece of music...” (0:53)

Curly: "... put an end to the worries of all you bankers..." (0:54)

Butch Williams' Vince tells Curly, "... if you’re smart..." (0:57)

Curly answers police Lieutenant Ballot, referring to his father, "... He died in the war." (1:00)

Curly dies in Flo’s arms. (1:09)

Reference in The Watermelon Woman