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Marion Davies and Billie Dove in Blondie of the Follies (1932)

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Blondie of the Follies

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  • Lottie: Are you stuck on anyone?
  • Blondie: Oh, I can't get a kick outta any hicks I bump into after seeing how a real young man acts.
  • Lottie: Oh and how do you know how a real gentleman acts?
  • Blondie: In the movies! I go to them all the time.
  • Follie Girl: Hey, there's a dame in the box with Larry. A blonde.
  • Lottie: She happens to be a friend of mine.
  • Follie Girl: Oh, yes? Well, you're a bigger sap than I thought you were.
  • Lottie: That shows you what you know. You don't have to sing in burlesque. Mr. Kinskey says you just gotta be a looker. And nobody can say I'm not that!
  • Blondie: Oh, you're screwy and you don't know it.
  • Pete: Sock the rich. If they bring in that new income tax, oh boy, that'll scorch them.
  • Larry: You don't suppose there is any truth to the rumor that Chinamen eat dogs?
  • Blondie: Oh, I hadn't heard that.
  • Larry: Well, there couldn't be any possible connection between, eh, chow mein and chow dogs.
  • Blondie: Oh, aren't you a peach! Wow! I bet I look kinda hot in this!
  • Larry: What you need is a drink!
  • Blondie: I don't drink.
  • Larry: Smoke?
  • Blondie: No!
  • Larry: Stay out late nights?
  • Blondie: No.
  • Larry: Like the boys?
  • Blondie: No!
  • Larry: Do you eat?
  • Blondie: Yes.
  • Larry: That's all right. I'll take you out to dinner.
  • Blondie: Oh, you're fresh!
  • Blondie: Where are we going?
  • Larry: I know a nice, quiet, little Speakeasy; where they have soft music, soft lights, and hard liquor.
  • Blondie: Ha-cha!
  • Larry: You're a darling.
  • [Leans down and kisses Blondie]
  • Blondie: Don't Mister. If you don't mean it.
  • Blondie: My sister, you know, she's married to my brother-in-law.
  • Larry: Oh, what does he do?
  • Blondie: Oh, well, he doesn't like to work. He's very sensitive. He says work gets on his nerves. He'd like to be an adventurer, he says.
  • Larry: I'm not intoxicated. I'm just a little bit tight.
  • Pa McClune: You go to bed, Ma. I'll make the coffee.
  • Ma McClune: She's all right. She's only had a drink. She ain't used to it.
  • Gertie: She's soused to the gill. My she must have had a lot of fun.
  • Lottie: Get into bed, kid. And I'll tell you an earful.
  • Blondie: Okay.
  • Pete: Aw, she's up on Park Avenue having breakfast with Lottie. Champagne and caviar. I wish I was a dame.
  • Gertie: You lay off her, Pa. You give her a line like you did this morning, she'll never come back. You're just an old fashioned father. The kind you see in the movies. That stuff don't go any more. Let the girl have her fling. She's all right.
  • Pa McClune: I guess I am a bit old time.
  • Pa McClune: I've finished.
  • Blondie: Not with me, Pa?
  • Pa McClune: No, Blondie. I'll never finish with you, never. What I meant was I've finished being an old time Pa. I've thought it over carefully. A father shouldn't - shouldn't try to stop a kid from doing something that she wants to do. That is, unless, its very wrong. And you never could do anything very wrong. Could you, Blondie?
  • Blondie: You know I couldn't, Pa.
  • Pa McClune: It's fine. It's really fine. Don't mind me, Blondie. I'm an old crab. I don't mean to be. It-it is fine. It's really fine.
  • Blondie: You see if I don't know what its all about! I'll keep my promise to you about Larry. But, there are plenty of other men. And I'm going in for a big time, kitty!
  • Lottie: It looks like old home week.
  • Blondie: Won't you sit down, Lurlene. Larry has to hurry.
  • Lottie: Now that I'm here, its a wonder he doesn't jump right through the window.
  • Larry: I'm saving that for when the market reaches the bottom.
  • Larry: This big gay life isn't all that its cracked up to be, is it?
  • Jimmy: What happened? I come in with a girl. How are you boys? Ha-cha. Cha-chaaaa!
  • Jimmy: I just come from "Grand Hotel". And say, don't ever take your gal to see "Grand Hotel". Why, one look at that guy Barrymore and you're out! Why, you become a crumb. You know, Barrymore's got this-er and that-er. I ain't got this-er and that-er.
  • Jimmy: Garbo! Garbo. Garbo. Garbo. Garbo! Garbo! Garbo. Garbo.
  • Blondie: [in a Swedish accent] Who are you? Why are you here?
  • Jimmy: To breathe the air you breathe. I'm nuts about it! I'm nuts about it.
  • Blondie: Oh, that face. Why does it look at me like that?
  • Jimmy: Because I'm a cad.
  • Blondie: Cad?
  • Jimmy: How tired you are.
  • Blondie: Yes. I am tired. So, tired...
  • Jimmy: You killing me.
  • Blondie: Go! I want to be alone.
  • Jimmy: What a mama! What a mama. Please, please, please let me stay.
  • Blondie: Well, just for the week then.
  • Blondie: Everything's an accident. Don't kid yourself.
  • Larry: What do your doctors say?
  • Blondie: What do doctors say? They look you over. They smile. They hurt you and shake their heads. They're non-committal. I think that's what the word is, isn't it?
  • Lottie: Oh, steward.
  • Steward: Yes, madame?
  • Lottie: Are you discreet?
  • Steward: No, I'm English, ma'am.
  • Gertie: I'm gonna hit that dame a good one someday. Who does she think she is, struttin' around.
  • Lottie: Well, if appearing on the stage is wrong and having a few decent things of my own is wrong, then give me plenty of it!
  • Blondie: Good luck then. I guess you'll be all right. If you ever need a pal, you'll let me know, won't you?
  • Lottie: Sure I will, kid. I like you, Blondie. I've always liked you.
  • Blondie: Well, goodbye, mug. Take care of yourself, won't you?
  • Lottie: Oh, your naughty! You're a naughty boy.
  • Blondie: Lucky chump.
  • Lottie: Not really so lucky.
  • Blondie: Oh, you're doin' great, kitty!
  • Larry: I gotta get a girl for Murchenson. He's big business. All the oil in Oklahoma.
  • Larry: Come here! Stop it, stop it, stop it, stop it. Who do you think you are?
  • Blondie: What do you think you are?
  • Larry: Mussolini.
  • Lottie: Blondie, what on earth made you fly away like that? Like a veritable sky rocket.
  • Blondie: Lottie, you're a scream. Doesn't she make you laugh?
  • Larry: Yes, she does.
  • Blondie: She was always like that. Even in the store. Just out of nowhere she'd get so hotsy-totsy. Even the customers would laugh.
  • Larry: Cute
  • Murchenson: Yes, I like blondes.
  • Blondie: Say, how much do they pay those girls to be in the show? Huh?
  • Larry: Oh, about 50, 60, 70 dollars a week.
  • Blondie: Do you think you could fix it up for me?
  • Larry: I'll meet you over in the Speak.
  • Lottie: Cut it out! Cut it out!
  • Blondie: I won't cut it out! You watch my smoke!
  • Blondie: It will be a lucky girl who gets you seriously.
  • Larry: The lady who did get me seriously, turned out to be very lucky.
  • Blondie: And who was that?
  • Larry: Well, if this isn't a palace of luck in a circus, I don't know what is. Step up boys and girls and take your chance on the bigger life!

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