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Little Old New York (1923)

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Little Old New York

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  • Patricia O'Day: [disguised as her brother] For the love of the saints, let's run before they find me out!
  • John O'Day: Keep a bold front, girl!
  • Patricia O'Day: I am keeping a bold front -- it's the back of me that's trembling.
  • Larry Delevan: With all my troubles I'll not bother you much -- I'll be out all night and asleep all day.
  • Patricia O'Day: [disguised as her brother] Don't be going on sprees. Sure, what's the good of a spree when it's over?
  • Patricia O'Day: Shame on you -- raising such a rumpus!
  • Patricia O'Day: [disguised as her brother] Will no gentlemen in this wild America fetch a chair for an old man?
  • Peter Delmonico: Ale, oysters, coffee and the vegetable -- that will be twenty cents, gentlemen. Why, you have no idea how the cost of living has gone up!
  • John Jacob Astor: I have great hopes for young O'Day. Some day he will be a real man of affairs.
  • Ariana du Puyster: My stay in London has taught me that we need refinement and culture. How I yearn for an English drawing room!
  • John Jacob Astor: Steamboats! I will not let you gamble on silly inventions with that light-headed Larry Delavan.
  • Patricia O'Day: [disguised as her brother - singing] Do you hear me callin', When the dews are fallin', I am lonesome waitin' 'neath the weepin' willow tree, Oh, my heart is weary, Waitin' for you dearie, Oh, can't you hear me callin' you to come to me!
  • Larry Delevan: Won't I see you again before you go back to Haarlem?
  • Patricia O'Day: [disguised as her brother] Stop! For the love of heaven, stop! I'm a girl!
  • Patricia O'Day: I'm not a game little fellow -- I'm just a girl.
  • Larry Delevan: Pat, stop it, you act like a girl.
  • Patricia O'Day: [disguised as her brother] I may act like a girl, but you'll have to admit I *am* a pretty good business man.
  • Patricia O'Day: [disguised as her brother] Mind your business, you good-for-nothing Irishman!
  • Fitz Greene Halleck: Come with us, Larry! There's a cockfight in Hoboken.
  • Patricia O'Day: What could I do except what my father made me swear to do?
  • John O'Day: You shall be the weapon of my revenge!
  • Patricia O'Day: Oh, Mr. Larry, you don't know how sorry I am.
  • Larry Delevan: Everything is all right, Pat. I know I will much prefer being the guardian of a girl.
  • Patricia O'Day: But you won't be anybody's guardian, Mr. Larry. The money is all yours now. You can pay Mr. Fulton and everything.
  • Larry Delevan: That isn't the reason I'm glad you are a girl, Pat.
  • Title Card: Brevoort brings some new and gay stories to Larry's dinner party.
  • Ariana du Puyster: The Prince of Wales spoke to *me* as I was standing at the door and what do you think he said?
  • Patricia O'Day: [disguised as her brother] Sure, he probably said, 'Get out of my way'!

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