Adolph Zukor and Jesse L. Lasky, The Fighting Coward (1924)
“ You will act as my second." "Take it!" "Don't do it, Tom! Don't let them make you fight!" "He's unarmed! He was raised in the no'th — and he doesn't know the code!" "The insult to my card is enough—we can leave the lady's name out of this! Name your second!" "But I—I—don't want to fight!" "You refuse to fight for the woman you love?" "Why should I risk my life fighting a disappointed suitor — for a woman I've already won?" "The worst case of coward I have ever seen in these parts." "It's all right with me, Miss Elvira, if you want to marry somethin' like that." ”
