Fred Astaire credited as playing...
Don Hewes
- Mike the Bartender: Spend your life behind a bar, you get to know what makes people tick. This place is like a clinic. People come in here because they've got troubles. Well, if you listen, you learn. I've been here 15 years and I can boil down trouble into two classifications.
- Don Hewes: Yeah? What are they?
- Mike the Bartender: Women and their mothers.
- Hannah Brown: [her eyes are closed] What color are my eyes?
- Don Hewes: [kissing her, causing her to open her eyes in surprise] Brown.
- [the bartender hands Don his drink]
- Don Hewes: Can you drown a brunette in this?
- Mike the Bartender: How tall is she?
- Don Hewes: Five foot six.
- Mike the Bartender: [filling the glass a little more] Try this.
- Don Hewes: [Astaire: singing while merrily strolling down the sidewalk and looking for gifts in nearby shops] Happy Easter.
- [Passerby:]
- Don Hewes: Happy Easter.
- [Astaire:]
- Don Hewes: Happy Easter.
- [Passerby:]
- Don Hewes: Happy Easter. /
- [Astaire:]
- Don Hewes: Me oh my, there's a lot to buy. There is shopping I must do. /
- [whistling]
- Don Hewes: Happy Easter to you. /
- [Salesgirl #1:]
- Don Hewes: Here's a hat that you must take home. Happy Easter.
- [Astaire:]
- Don Hewes: Happy Easter. /
- [Salesgirl #2:]
- Don Hewes: Here's a lid for milady's dome. Happy Easter.
- [Astaire:]
- Don Hewes: Happy Easter. /
- [Salesgirl #3:]
- Don Hewes: This one's made for the hat parade on the well-known avenue. /
- [Salesgirl #4:]
- Don Hewes: This one's nice and it's worth the price. Happy Easter to you. /
- [Salesgirl #5:]
- Don Hewes: Here's a hat for a pretty face. Happy Easter.
- [Astaire:]
- Don Hewes: Happy Easter. /
- [Salesgirl #6:]
- Don Hewes: Here is one that is trimmed with lace. Happy Easter.
- [Astaire:]
- Don Hewes: Happy Easter. /
- [Salesgirl #7:]
- Don Hewes: Here's a touch of the quaint old Dutch. It's so old it's always new.
- [Salesgirl #8:]
- Don Hewes: This in white is exactly right. Happy Easter to you. /
- [millinery shop owner #9:]
- Don Hewes: I think that is a lovely hat. Maybe you think so too?
- [Astaire:]
- Don Hewes: I do. /
- [Salesgirls:]
- Don Hewes: Wrap it up for the chap with a very happy Easter to you. /
- [Chorus:]
- Don Hewes: Never saw such a lovely day. Happy Easter. / Everything seems to come your way. Happy Easter. / My oh me, what a kick to be on the well-known avenue. / Me oh my, you're a lucky guy. Happy Easter to you. / Happy Easter. Happy Easter. Happy Easter to you.
- Don Hewes: A girl dancer has to be exotic; she has to be - a peach.
- Hannah Brown: I suppose I'm a lemon!
- Sam - Don's Valet: How did the act go, Mr. Hewes?
- Don Hewes: One bow.
- Sam - Don's Valet: Too bad.
- Don Hewes: Tomorrow we'd better get some dogs in the act.
- Hannah Brown: Was I too terrible?
- Don Hewes: No. No.
- Hannah Brown: I've never really danced before.
- Don Hewes: You're going to be fine.
- Hannah Brown: Mr. Hewes, Mr. Hewes... You know you don't have to go on with this.
- Don Hewes: Now look...
- Hannah Brown: No, I mean it. You're the most wonderful dancer I've ever seen. You could get anyone to dance with you. You could get the very best.
- Don Hewes: I don't want the very best. I want you.
- [first lines]
- Don Hewes: [as he enters the apartment] Hat please.
- Essie, Nadine's Maid: Oh, Mr. Hewes.
- Don Hewes: [to Nadine] Hello darling! Where are you?
- Nadine Hale: Oh Don, I've been trying to call you.
- Don Hewes: Uh, Essie, will you help me with these things please?
- [laughs while struggling with several stacked boxes]
- Don Hewes: Thank you. Well, I got all tied up with an Easter rabbit. Hello sweetheart.
- [kisses Nadine]
- Don Hewes: Here.
- [hands her the hat he bought]
- Don Hewes: .
- Nadine Hale: Oh I wish you hadn't.
- Don Hewes: Oh. Say, haven't those men come for your trunks yet? I told them to pick them up this morning.
- Nadine Hale: Well they weren't ready Don.
- Don Hewes: Well, we'll send them by pidgeon. Here, try on your hat. We'll just have time to walk in the Easter parade tomorrow before our train leaves.
- [obviously bothered, Nadine then breaks the news that she's been offered an entertainment performance contract of sorts and that she doesn't want to continue on to Chicago with Don as a dance duo]